I wonder how they come up with these names...\n\nNonetheless, the pho was great. The wait to get a table was short and the food came pretty quickly. There were a lot of things on the menu, including some Chinese cuisine. The prices are pretty low too. However, I just wanted some simple pho. I don't really know how you could get pho wrong and I hope to never experience that, but this place did the trick.\n\nAlso, it's open 24 hours.


All of Vegas is so ridiculously overpriced for what you get its hard to give anything 5 stars, but lets put the price tag aside. From the bad to the good. Service is by far and away the hands down worst in Vegas, douche bag waiters who shouldnt be serving meals to prisoners. Had to flag the waiter for each and everything we wanted. from a menu, to drinks, to ordering, to more water, to bread, to the check, the guy never stopped by the table without being flagged down. Decor is different, like eating in a miami nightclub, kind of cool in a way. food was okay, lobster mashed was really tasty, filet mignon was solid, not the greatest ever, and really, how hard is it to mess up a filet. But its in the Palms and the crowd at the Palms sucks, unless you are a ghetto gang banger wannabe or a jersey shore douche bag.


I have always had an excellent lunch at Ted's - not necessarily the healthiest - but excellent!  It is easy to be intimidated in front of the lunch crowd when the cook is asking for your order across a line of hungry patrons - but it keeps the line rolling, and you get your food fast (without it quite being such fast food!).  All the dogs I've had there were excellent (never tried anything else - why would I - it's Ted's HOT DOGS!).


4 stars just for the face this joint as frozen margarita's and beers for 2.00!!  \nThat alone is 4 stars.  didnt eat but sat at the bar alone with a few drinks.  Nice bartender.  will go back again when in town.  hard to find 2.00 drinks on the strip!


They finally closed. I believe this was the first A.J.'s in Arizona......and the past few years it slowly went downhill.


This place is beautiful, no argument there.  The energy is insane and it is always busy and loud. Check in was a pain---the first room they gave me WASNT CLEAN! What is up that? However the 2nd room they moved me into had a better view- of the Bellagio fountains so not too bad.  The Wicked Spoon buffet is wicked good. The technology in the room is insane---I will be back!


If this is the best \"Kosher Style\" deli that Phoenix has to offer, then it's good. When compared with other deli's I've rated in New York, Las Vegas and Detroit... It's Meh to poor. Pastrami was too fat, pickles too salty. Decent sized sandwich priced a little high.


BEST BUFFET IN VEGAS!\nWicked Spoon ain't got nothing on Bacchanal. What I like is that B doesn't play. One of the first stations you see is the seafood. BAM! Piles-a-plenty of crab, shrimp, oysters, salmon, seabass 'n more. Work your way down from there and find all types of cuisines well-represented. I liked that they had a station of fresh juice, including horchata. Refreshing! Desserts had their own central \"island\" complete with varying fine patisserie-worthy delights and a gelato station. \n\nWe had a late start to the day and caught a late lunch. Ended up paying lunch price for dinner stuffs. Life just doesn't get better than that.


If ONLY the service matched the surroundings!  The Wine Loft has the most luscious, sophisticated New York hip, cool vibe to it.  Dark, sexy, deep soft couches and low-slung tables...great to snuggle into and have deep romantic or even deep philosophical discussions.  But, sigh, the service!  \n\nHow nice it would have been to sit for a while and enjoy some fine drinks and food....not to be.  We ordered drinks and waited.  And waited.  And waited.  A glass of wine - helloooo, it IS the WINE loft - and a martini shouldn't have taken 20 minutes.  Actually, it was 20 minutes when we left.  I have no idea how long we would have waited.  We went around the corner to Tusca and had wonderful service, outstanding drinks and fine array of  tapas plates.  Next time we'll hit Tusca first!


Friendly service, tasty food, reasonable prices. My Greek burger was delicious and their homemade rice pudding was tasty. We really enjoyed our visit and have gone to try and eat their again but their hours don't seem to be consistent, the sign with the hours said they were supposed to be open but they weren't. I would have given it 4 if the hours more consistent.


What happened?!!! Used to be the best now I'm editing my 5 star to a 1. Lost all care, quality, and pure taste. Staff fails. Bartenders are subpar. It's just not an enjoyable experience anymore. It's like the owners threw in the towel.


Wow, my first time going to a Gucci store where I didn't get irritated at all.  Our sales associate was awesome!  So friendly and helpful.  We were buying a purse for our friend's birthday, but weren't sure which to get.  So we were taking pictures of different purses (which is normally a major no-no) and texting her.\n\nThe guy was super helpful and got us in and out fairly quickly (once we FINALLY picked a purse).  He even wrapped it all nice and pretty for us :)


I ordered the T-bone and eggs. The food wasn't the best, especially hash browns and toast. The hash browns were extremely bland and a little burnt. Speaking of burnt, the toast was. One side was charred while the other was slightly burnt. As for the T-bone, i asked for medium and got well-cooked. It was dry but A1 sauce helped a little. The only safe thing was the eggs. But a little later I got a stomach ache. Although I wasn't happy  I gave a 2 star because I've had worse.


Went for a steak, and decided on the All You Can Eat Fish Fry.......\nIt was very busy, so service was slow. It was also Line-Dancing night so I wasn't thrilled by the music. \nThe fish was a joke, seemed like something that 7min prior was frozen, and the fries were very very basic. I ordered round 2 of the fish and was told that another order of fries was extra. This place needs to take a Fish Fry serious, or simply take it off the menu. Local place I may try again for a Steak, but not really sure about the C&W Music playing. Its a turn off for me.


Have a need to populate an apartment quickly and inexpensively? Ikea! Want to please the in-laws who miss Europe? Lingberry jam, Ikea, check. Multi-functional doodads to help organize and maximize space in a teenie-tiny kitchen? Ikea's your place!\n\nBreakfast for $1, Ikea, not a great breakfast, but hey, it's a dollar, it's 'egg-ish', it'll do until I get back to civilization.\n\nQuestion: Why are Ikea's always so freaking complicated to get to? Why can I see it but have no idea how to get to THAT side of the highway?\n\nOh, must do is the 'as-is\" section. Found: Expedit, already built, glossy white, tiny scratch on the top of it, 60% off. PS - I didn't need to build it! Also found, a sofa they no longer make, can't find covers for it (and don't even know what it is called), $5 Yea! Okay, so I spend $75 to cover it, but hey, $5!


I've only ever ordered delivery from Nam's, so I don't know how it is in person. Their food is impressive enough to make them a regular in my delivery rotation, but pricey enough that I probably won't go for them more than once a month or so. Their lemongrass chicken wings were the dish that originally sold me on the place, with their surprising and delicious flavor combination, but all the typical americanized Chinese dishes I'd get anywhere else have been at least as good if not better than other places I've tried around Madison. I get bubble tea with every order--delicious and refreshing. My favorite so far is the honeydew milk tea, but I haven't tried them all yet. I tried one of their Vietnamese sandwiches recently, and it was too spicy for my taste, but from what I could taste after picking off all the peppers and still feeling like I was martyring my mouth, it seemed like the meat had a nice texture and the sauce was good...maybe just not my thing. \n\nPersonally, my go-to takeout places are usually those that give huge portions, so I can justify the price by the fact that they give me yummy leftovers for a week...Nam's isn't like this, and it makes me sad. But it's still good enough to keep going back to, just not quite as frequently.


By far worst service, wait staff, and management in the valley, poor attitude, from the front of the house to manager.. Food very average. Over All. Poor dining experience.  Don't waste your time.. Can you take away stars. ? No never mind they don't have any.


Awwww MAN!!! I have written a review on their Pecos and Washington location, which I love and obsess about during the summer when craving sea food. However, felt like this location is lacking that \"touch\". I ordered the shrimp ceviche and fish tacos and they were definitely not as flavorful as they are at their north town location. The ceviche tasted way too fishy, needed lots of lemon and salt and the tacos where just blah!  \n\nThe restaurant itself is nice. Waitress was nice and attentive, just didn't get the same experience. The people I was with also agreed as they have also tried the other location. I will not be coming back to this location, especially because the prices have increased but worth it if you get the \"Islitas\" experience. This place does not have it. Go to north Las Vegas location. They are overpriced for the quality. I give them 3 starts only because I know they have potential on improving, or else I would give them 2.


I am extremely disappointed that Hanny's  decided to cut down the mature shade trees outside of their restaurant.  They took years to grow and were part of the growing sustainability and pedestrian-friendly aspect of the downtown community. Unless the trees are replaced I will no longer be patronizing this business and will discourage my friends to as well.\n\nShame.\n\nTo read more about this :http://downtowndevil.com/2014/09/24/61096/hannys-shade-trees-cut-response/


this is gonna be a long one...so sit back and relax....I come from a VERY big Sicilian family (12 people) so when we  order we normally order big. were are originally from philly and we have owned pizzerias my entire life...so needless to say we are pretty picky about our pizza. we have been searching a long time for some good pizza so we were pretty relieved once we came here....\n\nwere the type of people to give a three strikes and your out deal...well this place has hit their third strike with me/us\n\nfirst time I ordered was about a month ago...I got a large ham/bacon pizza. after the wait of an hour and a half (I live 1.7 miles down the st) for delivery....we got our pizza and the bacon was ALL fat...it was disgusting looking but we just took the bacon off and moved on....I figured I give it another shot....\n\nso yesterday I get there at 6:37 pm ordered 16 inch specialty pizza and a 14in half pepperoni and asked for a 2 liter....my total came to 40$. 40 for two pizzas is RIDICULOUS!!! like I said were from philly..were from a big city n we charged 10.99 for an 18 inch cheese!! so then I pull a 50$ bill out n im told I have to walk to the smiths next door and get change cause they don't take anything bigger then 20 cause they been screwed with fake money...(if your pricing food the way u r....going to walmart and spending 7$ on a bill marker been should NOT  an issue for u) either way that is not my problem.... so for me to walk all the way over there to break money is not only ridiculous, its very rude!!!! your pretty much telling me u don't trust my money and that u and your entire staff are to lazy to walk over for the customer to do this for them..since its YOUR rule....I mean u had 6/7 people there last night...not one person could b the runner for your customers??? that actually might have gotten you bonus points with some people (me) anyways....since  I walked all the way over the store to break my change...I figured why spend 3 dollars on 1 two liter when I can get 2 for 3$ here!!! so u actually screwed yourself on that one...\n\nat 7:47 pm I FINALLY walked out with my pizzas....AN HOUR LATER FOR A PICK UP!!!!!!!! I stood there and watched a little...cause like I said I no what im doing in a pizzeria...I watched your pizza guy mess up atleast 4 orders...u guys were busy and people were moving SO SLOW!!!! chatting around....ridiculous! and the lady in the front with the cigarette voice REALLY needs some more training.\n\nI watched another couple come in order food and beers...the women who took there order (cigarette voice lady) asked. \"oh y didn't u get a bucket? its cheaper.\" ummmmm probably cause they don't work there and u didn't tell them MORON!!! \n\nthe shenanigans I watched for over an hour was just unreal and we will not be back...which is a shame cause the food aint to bad at all....just goes to show u its more then just what the food taste like.\n\nim sure once this is read they will no exactly who this is just because of the two liter statement. which is fine...I hope you enjoy your last 40 from me :)\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nin response to the owner****\nnumber one yes bacon is fatty. but if u or ur staff knew anything...ud no to avoid disgusting looking bacon u either A. order Bacon bits from ur distributor or ur chop up ur own throw in a the deep fryer that was it looks presentable  unlike the slop ur business allowed to go out the door. into my home. number 2 yes u do have ONE SIGN at the front door about the 20$$ bill thing but go buy a pen so u don't look like a rude lazy owner. like I said I grew up in a pizzeria...I no what food cost is...we also used quality product...alot like ur products...i never once said u didnt have quality product...ur just straight up over charging. and ur right I have no other yelp post or friends cuz I specifically made this one just to tell people about ur business. I said what I needed to say...n im sure ur business will eventually downward spiral in the future. have a great day.\n\nfyi- arguing with me REALLY doesn't make u or ur business look any better.


Such amazing home services! I have had the pleasure to visit each home chatting with the employees, residents and the owner Lida. Beautiful landscaping and everyone is treated like family! I wish there was 10 stars to rate them! :)


Poor service - Dirty tables and they waited until after my order was in for 20 minutes to tell me they didn't have the item I ordered. I have to request a menu to order something else and then they told me there would be a wait because their kitchen was backed up. The food I did order was not very good, very inconsistent.


Well, if you comps this place to both American and Italian restaurants, this F&B's can hardly compete against them. After having few pizzas and seafood, it was clear that F&B tries to compromise between these two kitchen styles without succeeding in neither. There are definitely better pizza & pasta places out there, and seafood seemed to be typical frozen stuff that food industry is pushing into home freezers. In summary, the food we had was nothing special that I would not be able to cook myself. Regretting that we ate in this place as there were better places nearby.


Wow. Completely disappointed. I had the commuter. When did English muffins lose their crispness, holes and flavor. Not impressed at all.


We utilized our little restaurant.com gift card this weekend at the Deck. We were able to get in right away on a Friday evening so that was  a plus. The decor was a beach bums dream - it was very cute and definitely had a comfortable laid-back vibe.\n\nThe deck highlights one of my favorite drinks of all time: The Mojito! Torn between the Strawberry Basil and Blackberry we decided to split both. My date did not care for either but I enjoyed both! I came to The Deck one other time just for cocktails and I remember our server mentioning that their mixes are homemade- and it tasted that way!\n\nNext we decided to try the crab queso which came recommended. What a total let-down! The cheese was barely melted (we asked for it to be re-heated) and even still after it was so grotesquely thick we could barely dip a chip. The queso had NO ruminants of crab- and honestly was probably one of the worst (overly-salted- heart attack inducing) things Ive ever had the displeasure of eating. I wish I had opted for the guacamole instead as the people next to us had it and it looked great.\n\nFor dinner my date had the fish taco's and I had the Neptune Roll. When asked how they compared to Cabo he said he enjoyed these better (but liked Cabos shrimp tacos better than both). He said he didn't like the rice and beans that came on the side either. My Neptune roll was pretty delicious but did not have much lobster or crab (very shrimp heavy) they also failed to fill the roll itself -so the bread was a main component-  I felt a little gypped. The red potato side dish tasted fine. \n\nWe decided to skip dessert but were given salt water taffy in place of dinner mints! I loved this idea and it was definitely a cute little highlight of the meal and reinforced the beach theme. We also had fun guessing flavors. \n\nOverall I wasn't overly impressed with The Deck but id give it a second go!


A couple months ago after arriving from a small island busting with Asian cuisine, I searched for a new sushi spot to land on for the remainder of our stay in Vegas. Moving to a new place requires you to find a suitable regular spot for particular tastes, and I needed a new sushi bar to call home.\n\nGoing up Charleston Boulevard toward the Red Rock Casino--because we heard about their Japanese restaurant in the hotel--we came across an area with a Target, Vons, and restaurants. One in particular is a small place called Tokyoto, and because of it's quaint exterior, I asked my spouse to pull over. We drove up to the place at 11 in the afternoon, easily finding parking to eat inside.\n\nWe walked through the door, which was separated by a wooden Japanese-like divider--and turned the brief corner to find a sushi bar that looked like home. Tokyoto has a traditional sushi bar with the fish displayed along the counter and a chef--headband and knife--ready to make your dream roll. We sat at the bar for our first experience, although there were many tables open, and looked at their menu. We learned that in Vegas you get a paper and mark your order, then hand it to the chef. What we're used to is telling him directly what to make, but respectfully. I decided to go that direction.\n\nAfter ordering tempura, tempura rolls, and some new rolls I've never heard of--I assume they're made for American tastes--we were excited to see that the beauty of sushi making is preserved in this sushi bar. We started on our tempura, which was light, flaky, and had great taste, and ate the sushi. I have to be honest--I was expecting the same fantasic rolls as I find on Guam--and although the sushi is not as great in Vegas as it is at home, it was pretty darn close.\n\nTokyoto is as close as it gets for me personally to real sushi. We tried the hotel sushi, and although good and traditional, the taste wasn't as great for some reason. Tokyoto's, however, has beautiful fish and great rolls. From our experience so far, all sushi bars have the same menu for sushi and tempura, but for some reason this place had excellent food and service.\n\nGreat find in the Summerlin area if you want quick sushi.


I reallyyyy really wanted dessert after eating not the best dinner...and since we were back in the hotel at Paris I decided to stop by here.\n\nThe cashier lady was very nice and kind, but seemed to have a bit of trouble at the register.  I think maybe something was broken so it took a while for us just to get to order.\n\nI ordered the Napoleon crepe, lemon custard, berries, chantilly cream, nom nom nom! It was REALLY good, the tartness of the custard and lightly sweet thick chantilly cream worked well together.\n\nUnfortunately they don't fill all the way to the edge so the front tip of the triangle is filled while the back end is just crepe.  Is that how it's done in Paris?  I also feel like they were a bit too thick and eggy to be considered \"good\" crepes, but it was tasty nonetheless. I think the filling just sold me...\n\n$9.99 does seem expensive to me for a crepe since they are kind of cheap to make...but it is Vegas so got to expect everything to be expensive :P\n\nI MIGHT come back here again just for the Napoleon...if I'm ever in Vegas again...


The outdoor patio is perfect for this time of year. New food menu and signature drinks definitely bring some new life to the party. If you ever stop by, try the tinga tacos and beef enchiladas. Omg the beef enchiladas!!! Best I've ever had. If you're in the area and in the mood for some grub and/or drinks, I'd definitely give roadrunner a try. I will be back for sure.


I think my favorite part about this place is the hidden entrance.  I felt like I was entering a secret speakeasy.  Inside I liked the fireplace and the dark lighting and the nice old bar.  To me it felt a little too open and big for a wine bar, not super intimate.  But I'm used to smaller bars in LA or NYC.  They had a huge wine list and were very helpful with recommendations.  There was a mix of ages , lots of dates and groups of girls, and everyone at the bar seemed mellow.  A nice change from the other bars in Old Town.  I am definitely adding this to my regular Scottsdale hang out spots.


love this place!! as a group of 8 girls, we werent too worried about getting in. nonetheless, i put us on the guest list. we waltzed right up front, talked to buoncer for about 2.2 and then we were in. not to mention it was free champagne all nite for the ladies, a fashion show, and steven tyler was there. sweet!! the drinks were strong (only bummer is they were expensive, typical vegas). \n\nthe dance floor was roomy and the dj was great. we also met up with a bachelor party that was more than willing to share the vip booth and bottles of vodka. i really like the layout of this club too since you can stand above and check out the crowd. \n\nthe other bummer was that our guy friends couldnt get in for the life of them. i made the mistake of going upstairs to try to get them in, but that didnt work. the cab ride from mandalay was cheap, so dont let that deter you from hitting up body english!! i would def go back!!


Best to stick to the apple pie.  The breakfast  especially the sausage is reflective of the prices. Cheap.


Well... I've been here a few times and have to write a review.  This place is amazing.  Somehow it seems to get better every time I go.  First couple times I just had like a Hang Over Burger and it was darn good and a little unique with the chilis.  Then I had a BBQ Burger.  Hard competition because ya know, everyone has one on their menu, but I was impressed with their own BBQ and of course, the pretzel bun.  Then I tried the PB&J Burger on a whim.  OMG.  Fricken Amazing.  I mean like amazing enough that I will crave it and have to go for it.  All their sides and tots are great and then I tried the Jamaican corn.  Also amazing and totally unique.  So good I went again last night and totally went PB&J w/ corn.  I had to go back though because I was in NYC and someone who travels to Scottsdale says, oh have you heard of Rehab...  YEAH I HAVE.  Tells me to try the Medium/Gold chicken wings.  So that happened.  Cooked perfectly, sauce was spicy and mustardy and delicious.  Off the charts.  Someone else got the pig wings where were also great.  I'm thinking they ought to put that medium/gold sauce on some pig wings or pulled pork too, it would be great.  At this point, it's going to be hard for me to be in the area and go somewhere else.  Also, I should add that every time I've been the crowd has been good and the service is always great and the people are very friendly.


I'm a lunch patron because they're close to my workplace...\n\nWhen I go here, I'm looking for two things:  good food and quick service.  The former is always delivered, the latter, well...mostly, they do get busy.\n\nPersonally, I get the Pork Fried Rice and occasionally hot and sour soup.  Simple dishes, admittedly, but their execution is what impresses me most about Baoding.  When the plate of rice arrives, you can immediately tell that they JUST MADE IT.  No, its not some dish they made a lot of and left under a lamp.\n\nThe soup is always great.  The service is also nice.


Super expensive, but a beautiful setting..I have only been to camelback inn to \"spa\" and thought I would try some place new.  Had a great expresso mud wrap and massage with Damian from Poland.  As a mother of 4, I was not cool with hearing kids scream at the pool DURING MY service.  And the maintainence man on his walky-talky outside my room wasn't very nice either.


I've had better burgers in Pittsburgh. The concept of building your own personalized burger is cool and all, but the extra $2.50 I paid for a skimpy portion of \"smoked\" bacon and grilled pineapple made my creation far from worth it. \n\nMy friend highly recommends the chaco taco milkshake, however.\n\nThe waitresses are a bit on the frosty side as well.


Is it the GREATEST SANDWICH ON EARTH? Hell no! But it's fast and inexpensive with crisp-tasting ingredients, and served on really fresh, good-quality bread. It is very good. Service is quick and efficient and the restaurant is clean. The menu is easy to maneuver and I hear they deliver, too.


2.5 stars\n\nIt's hard for me to rate this show because I'm not such a huge Elvis fan.  He died when I was less than a year old so it's a little hard for me to relate to the music even though a lot of them are very familiar to me.  My biggest gripe about the show though is that it felt a lot like watching a movie about his life because many parts of the show were just that: movies of Elvis's life.  I wish they'd have less this and more action which Cirque is known for.  There a couple of nice acts though.  I think the best act occurred early in the show about Elvis and his twin brother.\n\nIf you're a big fan of Elvis then you'll probably love this show.  For example I saw a lady a few seats ahead of me crying her eyes out at the end of the show.  If you're like me though and \"likes\" Elvis but probably wouldn't pay to see him in concert, then you may be disappointed.


Only came here because a friend has already made reservations in advance, the ambiance was nice made me felt like I was in paris cafe, only one thing that I can remember is dont order anything that is chicken...its just plain dry and salty. Besides that service was nice and great and they even offered to exchange it for something else.


This is not Korean food. It's not even mediocre Korean food. It is just a bad restaurant.\n\nMy boyfriend and I went here and I ordered the Kalbi. I paid $12.00 and was stunned when it came out. My meat was mostly fat and bones, and there was not even one serving of meat. The soybean soup was simply gritty and tasted like it came from a cheap pre-made mix. They only gave me two pieces of kakdugi and three meagre slices of kimchi. \n\nMost Korean restaurants, for $12.00 you get five of six banchan (side dishes). If you want to really experience Korean food, go to Good Fellas. For slightly more, you get the full meal and refills on banchan. And they definitely don't charge you $12.00 for bones and fat.


I'm guessing Paul McCartney was singing about Lookout Mountain when he serenaded us with, \"the long and winding road, that leads me to your summit\".  Well, it seems that The Walrus had a flair for exaggeration.  While the path was truly winding, it really wasn't that long.\n\nTotal time up and back was 29:18.  Pretty easy hike.  This was my first of four mountains, one Saturday in April.


On occasion, I take my son to get a happy meal here. He doesn't like fries, so we either get double apple slices, or a yogurt/apple slices. This has never been a problem, until today. The manager has decided that this has to be up charged now. I don't have a problem with an extra dollar and some change. What I have a problem with is how McDonald's is discouraging healthful eating now. For many, that dollar up charge could be a big deal for families on a budget, and could discourage them from having their kids eat more heathy items. Chicken nuggets and burgers have enough fat and sodium, so why force fries down everyone's throat?  90% of people will order it \"as is\". They should not discourage the other 10%.\n\nI personally will not set foot in this establishment again, or go through it's drive-through.  I don't know if this is a corporate policy, or the franchises decision. Either way, they need to change this rediculous policy.\n\nTo top it off, they got my order wrong. Luckily I always double check my order before I leave, since this place gets it wrong 50% of the time.\n\nGet it together McDonald's.


I had to see what the hype is all about, with the line out the door every single night since it opened up a couple of weeks ago.  Going in, I didn't think the Corral would live up to my expectations.  Coming out, I decided it didn't, and I will not be returning.  And to be honest, if I had to choose, I'd much rather take my money over to Hometown now that it will be less crowded OR starve. \n\nWe arrived five minutes to 6, and the line was already out the door.  We waited a good 20 minutes before we made it to the cash register.  We were able to take advantage of the 2 for $20 special.  The promotion starts after 4 pm, Monday thru Thursday.  The third person had to pay the regular price, eh, no big deal.  We were seated fairly quickly after we paid.  \n\nFood was just okay, maybe slightly better than HTB, but not by much.  That cotton candy machine brings a nice touch to the dessert station, but it is super sticky that I did not bother with it.  Everything else was overly sweet.  \n\nService was just okay as well.  Our server forgot to refill my brother's soda, and she never bothered to ask if I needed refill with my water.  I think the drink station should be made accessible to make things easier for all of us.  \n\nI can't say I was too disappointed with this place as I didn't have high expectations to begin with.  So if you go in with that attitude, then you'll be alright.


This yummy veggie burger spiced up my heavenly eating . Very polite customer service.


Awesome!\n\nAfter leaving being done from a tour of The Grand Canyon I was ready to demolish some sushi before heading back to L.A. Well Thank You Extreme Sushi for being there and on my way home. \n\nStaff and service is good and the All You Can Eat option is just great. Huge selections under one price ($25.99).\n\nWill return again when I am in Vegas.\n\nThanks!


Been going to this restaurant for years.  The quality goes up and down.  Last Saturday however, we learned that they charge $1 per person for tea.     I don't even drink tea.  I order soda.  They don't even ask you if you want tea they just serve it.  I asked them how they figure who is and who isn't drinking the tea.  They could not give me an answer.  So before you order and they bring you that tea you better make sure you want it and you tell them who are the people who are going to be drinking it.


I recently dined here and did not have a good experience. I dine at steakhouses frequently, Hillstone group, capital grille etc. and this place has never been comparable. My filet had no sear, my boyfriends dad's fish was over cooked, the creamed spinach was like soup, burrata was a joke and the saut\u00e9ed spinach was over salted. There pour on glasses of wine are quite small too, no different ounce options. For the prices, go to Capital Grille! Pretty disappointing, especially the waiter with the southern accent giving us attitude for complaining about the soupy creamed spinach and not wanting to order there chocolate lava cake, lol. Chandler is pretty disappointing with there options of restaurants. Not worth the drive.


This is probably one of the best sushi places I've been to in Vegas that is off the strip.\n\nThere were no lines, it was not busy so the servers were very attentive & the service was great. Since this was my first time there, the server kindly explained to me their specials and their recommended dishes. \n\nThe quality of the sushi was really good. The cut of the fish was not thin and not small like the other restaurants that I've been to...And best of all they do 1/2 off nigiris & rolls. So you get your monies worth for sure!!\n\nI ordered the tiger roll and these usually cost $10-15 depending on the restaurant; the original price here was $10 but since it was half off, I got it for $5 and it was a FULL roll; with 8 pieces. \nI also ordered the amaebi (sweet shrimp) and I'm very picky about this nigiri. But this sushi was amazing. Two large shrimps and it was delicious!\nMy friend ordered a few orders of salmon & hamachi. Both were great, nice & fatty.\n\nThis will be my new go-to sushi place in Vegas!


The worst Macaroni Grill I've ever been to!  Do not waste your time!!!


This must be the only place in LV that has this thing \"called\" the internet and because  of it they are even nice to their customers, \" the more you spend the more free internet you get ... GOD BLESS!! you and your business , you're doing this community a great service \nNow if I had a computer I would spend all my money here :)\np.s. please see picture


It didn't used to be so bad, if the lines are long they go slow. There are always these hoodlum kids that loiter around outside, making the place seem unsafe and sketchy.   And they hang out with their friends that work there during the night shift. Although the men employees seem to hand out free drinks alot..


Seriously...awful. Six representatives moving incredibly slow, I was at front of line and still waited at least 20 minutes before being helped. First car I got into had an engine problem. Second car has stained upholstery and an awful cigarette smell. The third car and eventual winner had 52,000 miles on it and later realized a loud braking issue. Neat. Absolutely awful experience. OH! Let's not forget that once you take the rental car shuttle from the airport you will need to take ANOTHER shuttle to/from their site. I'll pay a higher price next time for convenience, service, and quality. Fox never again!


This is the BEST sanctuary on the strip. They have incredible shakes and desserts and the patio is perfect for relaxing and watching the waterfall


I just got back from from lunch at the Scottsdale location. My girlfriend and I have had questionable service there before, and had previously said that we were not going to again visit the establishment. But today, all I wanted was to have a sunbru, relax and eat. The hostess sat us down, which to me, it seemed like we were inconveniencing her conversation with the bus boy. Then, it seriously took the server 5 minutes to come to our table and ask us what we wanted to drink. I had to ask her to bring us glasses of water. I wanted to walk out, but my girl insisted we stay now that we were there. The server was attentive and pleasant, and I began to relax. Then i noticed the hostess, walk behind the bar with her pepsi cup, grab a bottle of whiskey, and continue to pour herself a drink. This seriously fired me up. It seems I have more pride in the brand than she does. I have been a patron of Four Peaks since I moved to AZ 11 years ago. I've had parties at the Tempe location, friends of mine have had baby showers there, and it bums me out to see how drastically things have changed. I support LOCAL as much as possible, but today's episode only serves me to explore my other options..I'll be heading to Chandler to check out SAN TAN Brewery or I will go Nimbus Bistro..bums me out!


There is a limited selection of decent Chinese food in my area so I decided to go a little farther away to try Chopstix based on the reviews.  Unfortunately the card reader wasn't working so the man behind the counter asked if I could go get cash.  The nearest ATM is in the Smiths across the way.  I went and got cash (paying an extra $3 since it wasn't my bank) and went back.  There was no one else in the place at the time and the same man behind the counter saw me come in.  I had my cash out and my food was bagged and sitting on the counter but instead of helping me he decided to take a personal phone call on his cell while I stood there and stared at him.  I continued to wait for several minutes and another man was at the counter doing something and also ignoring me.  Finally he looked up and asked if he could help me.  I said I'd like to pay for my food.  At which time the other man finally got off his phone and took my money.  No apology, no offer to give me a discount for my inconvenience, or even just throw in extra fortune cookies or something. \nThe food was decent (wor wonton soup, house fried rice, and orange chicken) but it is definitely not worth going all the way over there for terrible service.  Will not be returning.


Tried their half soup and salad. Soup was a very hearty chili and beans . This was more like a bowl than a cup. The soup was like a stew. Tried their salad with fruits apples and pears . Interesting blend


Wow, this place is outstanding! We felt a little under dressed, seeing as though it was a Saturday evening and everyone was fairly dressed up, but no one made us feel like we should have dressed more formally. Our waiter was great, he knew EVERYTHING about the dishes on the menu, and recited a specials menu that was so long, I lost track of the many mouthwatering specials that he described in detail. Our drinks were fantastic, and the seafood was heavenly. My party finished off the meal with Irish coffees, and they were so strong (whiskey wise) that he had to warn us as he set them down. My Irish nuts and berries ( a cream chamboard drink) was so strong it made my head spin (in a good way). Very expensive, but very much worth it.


I went back a second time and they have changed the way they make the Wellington.  It now only comes one way you cannot order it medium well or any other way.  Just thought it was funny after my initial review.  Still very good though!


My friend and I could NOT get to this coaster! Haha and we were sober! Staff was pointing us in all different directions. It looked so fun.


Dear Harris-Teeter,\n\nThe Plaza-Midwood HT doesn't reflect the caliber of grocery shopping that you have always set.  You can do better and I can prove it!  Your stores have above-average customer service, selection, and are consitently stocked.  As a loyal shopper, let me suggest one of two options: expand the store or make it a niche store.  \n\nThis location is particularly cramped; shoppers like me have to offer akward \"excuse me, I'm trying to get to those blessed Twinkies\" to other shoppers.  It's hard to tell if someone is waiting in the check-out line or lingering around those endcap toilet paper specials.  I know you guys want to have it all, buts it ain't happening here.  If you can't expand, maybe you could make this a niche HT store- focusing on hot sellers, like 'beverages' or olives n' cheeses.\n\nI'm hoping that you'll consider revamping this store.  It's in a busy location, so don't dissapoint the multitudes that visit this store.\n\nSincerely,\n\nA Concerned Shopper


Look, don't try and count any calories here, you'll simply just be wasting time that could better be spent savoring one of lifes best & most plesureable sins!!! Thank God it's right here in good'Ol Phx, Az. If you like and I mean LOVE, high fat rich & creamy ice cream churned to order? Then run don't walk, a speeding ticket may be worth it for one of those super malts w/the harder little scoup at the bottom of the cup!!! OR even one of those pints 2-GO!!! Be right back....time for an Ice cream break!


worst way to get around the strip,first the machine was out of order to buy tickets,additional machine on 2 floor,got there a security offer told us to back again.\nWhen  we finally got the monorail was not even easy to get out to the strip ,they make you go throw every casinosw


First, I get that coupons are a pain in the ass, but if you're going to put them on your website, you should honor them.\n\nMy dry, overcooked, overstored dry-as-dust breast was easily shadowed by the cold salmon delivered to my friend.  They cooked a new piece, taking about 10 minutes to do so...\n\nNot fast, not fresh, not as good as it should or could've been.\n\nAnd you're still not taking coupons from your own site?\n\nGood thing you're on the Strip...


If you are on a salt restricted diet, don't eat here! Everything is over salted and some is actually so salty it is inedible!!!


Lucky Foos has amazing food and the service was superior. I would recommend going for their happy hour so you can try many items.


For the price, this place is not bad at all. I paid 5 dollars and had so many toppings I didn't know what to do with them or which to eat first.\n\nI had cheesecake frozen yogurt and of course the original. Topped with...get ready for this: cheesecake, reeses, graham, strawberries, mangos, pineapples, and more cheesecake so much toppings and yogurt that I had to share.\n\nDefinitely the talk of the town...then again, this may be their only yogurt place... doesn't compare to joy yees plus, but good for the price you pay and tastey


My first visit was decent, but didn't quite live up to my expectations.\n\nI food just wasn't that good for a steakhouse. Neither my wife and I cared for our appetizer. We got the Fire-Grilled Fresh Artichoke. They say it is a popular choice, but I didn't like it at all. My burger was very plain and lacked good taste. It made me wish I had gone to Five Guys instead. My wife got the steak and thought it was OK, but later she ended up getting sick. She ordered off the gluten-free menu as she has sensitivities, so this place may have issues with cross-contamination.\n\nOne positive was our friendly server. Cassie was excellent and we were very pleased because we rarely get good service when we go out. She kept up with refills and offered to replace anything we didn't like. I also wrote about my visit and explained how I didn't like the food. The manager said he would send us a coupon, so I can appreciate that they are reaching out to their customers.\n\nI got good vibes from sitting at the restaurant. I like their tables and seats. I think I will give it a second chance, but the food has to be better if they want to win me over as a customer.


My wife and I had several experiences at this dentist that seemed to be motivated by his need to make money rather than our health.  Removal of teeth to install implants, veneers all across the top, expensive gum procedures.   For several years we felt very uncomfortable and pressured to spend money with the dire warning that our mouths were going to crumble in the near future.\n\nThe final straw was a call on his emergency line, only to be advised that Friday was his golf day, and Monday was when I could be seen.  I guess enough other people got implants to fund 4 day work weeks.  \n\nWould never, ever recommend this man, or his team, to anyone.  \n\nTurns out that we both have great teeth and the other dentist confirmed that not only were the procedures he recommended highly profitable, but that typically they also commit the patient to a lifetime of routine maintenance expenses to keep up the implants, veneers, etc.


Liked but did not love.  Dined here on a Saturday evening. The place was so packed that getting to the host stand to check in required more than 5 mins.  We were pleasantly surprised to be shown to a table as soon as we checked in.  We had a reservation, and I suspect we never would have gotten a table without one.  \n\nOur server, Pamela, and the other staff were clearly enthusiastic about the restaurant and executed the mechanics of the meal well.  Pamela seemed very knowledgeable about the menu items and about pairing beverages.  We enjoyed most of the items we ordered, especially the noshing board for two, the butter lettuce salad, tomato soup, and roasted smoked pork chop.  The pork stew was a bit of a disappointment.  It can with a large slab of corn bread that appeared intended to crumble into the stew.  However, it was not seasoned in an interesting way and did not add anything to the stew.  And we found the service a bit abrupt.  Our server and various food runners came and went so quickly  (without asking if we needed anything) that we had a hard time placing our initial drink order or requesting refills.  Slow down, people!!\n\nWe did enjoy the general atmosphere of the restaurant, which has the characteristic-of-Phoenix walls of windows that completely open to the outdoors.  The sound level inside the restaurant is quite high, so sitting outdoors when weather permits might be a good choice if you want to actually have a conversation while you dine.


For those looking for a rowdy night on the town in a college setting, a very diverse crowd or you simply want to cheer on the Sun Devils, this is your spot. Mill is lively, it's got a lot going on, the streets are lined with restaurants, bars and shops and your bound to leave Mill with a story. But, if you aren't ready for a Vegas-style night in a very young (early 20's) setting, this might not be your spot. \n\nLike Emma W said, I am also reviewing Mill as a whole. I have been to several places on Mill that I like and several that I dislike. For those reasons, I am giving it a solid three stars. \n\nI like restaurants such as Canteen, Cafe Boa, Gordon Beirsch, Rula Bula, La Bocca and a couple others. I'm not a fan of any of the bars on Mill but was and would be if I was still in college or in that mind set. If I was going to visit a bar on Mill, I would go to the Big Bang piano bar for some live piano music, but be warned that it gets really crowded. I like that Tempe Town Lake is near the Mill District and they host lively concerts, block parties and races. They also have sail boating and paddle boating. And finally, I like that Mill Ave has a lively vibe where I know that no matter when I visit Mill, it was always have a group of interesting visitors. \n\nI don't like how dirty, crowded, rowdy and out of control Mill can get on any college game day or at night. I try to avoid Mill at night at all costs because like I mentioned above, I'm not college age anymore. If you go to Mill, I suggest you go during the day or if you go at night, be prepared.


WOW the best italian in VEGAS. I can fairly state that since I have lived here for 14 years and being from the east coast all I wanted to find was a good italian spot. Now this is on the pricey side, but the food is so worth every penny.\n\nThey always bring out a little appetizer with sliced meats and fresh cheese which I love. They also always end your meal with a little lemoncello, which is a nice touch.\n\nI've ordered so many things from this place and have loved everyone of them! Eggplant Rolatini is to die for! I also had a papdelle pasta with a bolognaise that made my mouth water just looking at it. I've never been dissapointed with the food.\n\nWhy only 4 stars? Okay eveytime I have dined here I have gotten the same waiter.... he lists off about 30 specials they... half of them are on the menu, so i don't know why he describes them. The are litterally described word for word on the menu. So after he tells you 30-40 specials you can't even remember the first thing he said. he also really needs a mint... his breath is killer... makes me gag everytime. The good part is he does his rant for about 15min and that is the last time you see him. The bussers and his backup server does the rest.


After living in Brasil for 5 years I was very excited to try this place. I was thoroughly disappointed.  The price was way too much for their choice of meats. The night I went they weren't offering all their meats they claim to serve. Their salad bar had nothing authentic to Brasil. Quality of meat was mediocre at best. Price way too much for what you get.


Let me start by saying this is not the best place for a vegetarian, eating here is an experience, for better or worse, our meal will not be forgotten! The food is actually fabulous, however the teeny tiny portions, insane prices, and ridiculous blue! cotton candy post-dinner left me wondering, why not skip the free carnival food, keep up the high quality, and concentrate on slightly larger portions. A veggie platter for 20$ is ridiculous for at any establishment...


Koi Crispy Rice and Sparkling Sake!


First time there. Had the chop chop salad with grilled chicken. Salad was more julienne sliced thin. Thought it would be large chopped pieces. Grilled chicken was tasty! Service was friendly and consistent thru the meal. They even asked if we wanted drinks to go which I liked a lot. Kind of lid inside since it's a bar/restaurant combined on an open setting, with TV's all around.


Had the carne asada burrito. Excellent service from Ernesto and Gabe. I like the fresh made chips and salsa.


Yoga Pants is amazing! WOB you have to get these guys back in here again. They only take requests... They have a keyboard and drums... Fire drill. Both guys play and sing, absolutely awesome ! You guys rock loved every minute if it!


Epicenter is fun for a while, when you want a variety to go out and have fun. I do believe a couple of the clubs/bars profile people. I have never been profiled but I have seen it happen. They will let one person in who has boots on and another person who has the same type of boots on gets told the boots are not acceptable. Not sure if I'm the only one who noticed that. I don't go down there much anymore. Never quite sure if what me or my boyfriend Is wearing will be approved of. Why pay so much money to park and meet friends when your not sure if you can get in!


The green tamales are delicious! LOVE THEM.


Nothing \"sensationnel\" about this place.  If you are looking for a french bistro feel go to Epcot.  The decor or lack of it was cold and run down. Pancakes and waffles looked good and were big.  Their sausage was tasty and the hot chocolate was rich . Everything else I tried meh. We ordered biscuits to start and they had a \"reheated for a third time\" texture and taste.  They were already cut in half so they could reheat the inside. I ordered the bagel sandwich trying to keep it simple but after a long session of jaw aerobics trying to chew the rubber-like, over-fried egg I only ate half from exhaustion.  The \"Peasant Potatoes\" were cold and not fresh and trademarked? WHY? Service was ok but making a line to pay is for fast food restaurants and the always reliable Waffle House.


I am a local, residing very near The Four Seasons. This is a first class operation.  We go to Talavera several times a year, to celebrate,or to have a quiet meal, etc.  Pork Chops are fantastic.  Warm rolls, whipped butter sprinkled with Hawaiian salt.  Everything done with precision and expertise.  You will want to try some things you never had before!  Service impeccable, as one would expect at The Four Seasons.  I love that they call us by name:  Mr and Mrs.  We will go back again and again.  Views are incredible, outside dining, too.  Very special place.   Great Onyx bar.


Love love the food, the services super nice and the favors right on.  I suggest you guys try it out.


I have tried just about every buffet on the strip and this one is my personal favorite. However, depending on your tastes, you might like others better. I am crazy about quality seafood, sushi, salad, and crab legs.  Its the only buffet on the strip that offers sashimi poke, and steak tartar at less than $50. \nHowever, if you don't do sushi and prefer comfort foods with a different twist, this might not be the place for you. You can also find better deserts elsewhere.\nThat being said, I still feel that Bellagio has the best food at the best value in Vegas.


Wow. I have been going to this practice for 3-4 years. I have had some troubles with them in the past but this is the kicker of them all. I just called and explained to the person at the front desk that I have been having some breast pain and didn't know if I should come in earlier than my Oct. 1st  Well Woman exam. Her response was, \"Well, if you come in early you will have to pay for an office visit.\" I said, \"well if I wait I'll just talk to her about it at my Well Woman.\" Her reply, \"if you talk to her about it then, then you will be charged extra.\" My reply, \"just for talking about it??\" Her reply, \"yup, I don't know what to tell you. Just go to your primary care physician.\" I then explained to her that this was a gynecological issue... No response. Her overall tone was brash, rude, and short. Did I mention uncaring.\n\nUnbelievable. Never, ever have I been so appalled. A woman calls and says she has breast pain and isn't sure if she should come in and this is how the front desk responds!! I'm outraged and waiting for someone to call me back from the office. I think Dr. Johnstone has the right to know how the front desk is treating her patients.


Good food, good atmosphere, terrible prices. $3 burger for $6


the food is great and authentic, reasonly priced. We had the royal couscous and it was amazing. the sevice was very good. Definatly coming back again...


I went when the A/C was broke and 122 degrees outside, but they were so nice and we were hungry so we stayed because my cousin recommended it.\n\nI had a Thai tea w/ boba, fresh shrimp chips, and duck on steamed buns. Very unique burgers that have a signature taste. I ate everything and wanted more. Asian portions (just enough) which I don't mind because the quality made up for the quantity.\n\nWill be back when we come back to Vegas!


The crab cake is the best in town. If you order the Caesar salad with salmon, request it to be blackened. Game changer. If you are into beef, go for the marinated flank steak. Heaven on a fork. \n\nThe bar is very good sized and has full service for food and lots of TV's. \n\nBon apatite.


The sweet crepes are great. From classic simple lemon juice to the Nutella bananas . But the savory crepes are quite run of the mill, uninspired. But the coffee and the relaxed coffee shop vibe is welcoming. But the service is uneven, and a fly bothered us on the last two visits.\n\nWas undecided between four stars or three, until I ate crepes today in San Jose, CA. Smoked salmon, and fast friendly service. A good reference point, so overall it really is a three star place. But come in for coffee with friends and share a sweet crepe? Then maybe five stars!


Not worth the $ or the trip if you're driving to this establishment from outside of Tempe.\nI won't ever go to this place unless dragged here by a friend, and most of the time I won't even order anything other than a drink or maybe an appetizer. \n\nTo put it simply, this place has:\nA decent happy hour\nOkay service\nMediocre sushi\n\nJust go somewhere else.


They quoted me 15 minutes, and just 10 minutes later called my name to say it was done. Quickest oil change I've ever had.\n\nPaid $38 and some change with the $5 off Ladies' Wednesday discount.


BEWARE- I had dinner there a few nights ago and they increased the amount of the tip on my credit card.  I like their food, but I will never go there again if I cannot trust that they are an honest business. Shame!


Went here at the end of January on a Friday night and wasn't impressed.  The decor was a pistachio green with brown trim?   I get it, it's the theme of the casino, but doesn't really pop for me when looking for a place to eat.  In this case, we went for the dinner.\n\nAnyways, as buffets go, it somewhat small, as even many Indian casino buffets seem larger.   The food was decent, if uninspiring.  Nothing really stood out taste wise and the look of the buffet itself had a look not unlike a school cafeteria.   The buffet was rather lightly attended, patron wise, which made for a least a more relaxed sitting.\n\nWhat bothered me was that the help seemed really uninterested in their jobs.   One chef/server actually turned and walked away as  I and another approached the dessert bar, as if he had something better to do.  The guy manning the carvery saw that, stood at the meats for a while then came over, shaking his head.  Whether it was from thinking of his coworker or being bothered by having to cover for him I'm not sure, but it doesn't make for the greatest experience for a diner.\n\nThe table waiter did okay, neither distinguishing himself or taking away from the experience.   \n\nSo overall, I can't say this was a bad place because it wasn't.  But neither was it something I'd want to go back to.  Not when so many other better ones exist elsewhere.


My friend kept saying: I have to get Nine's Gnocchi while we're here. Thankfully, I followed the leader.The Gnocchi with truffle cream was absolutely delicious! \n\nThe Broccoli Gratin was also tasty. And, the ambiance was the best: we got to watch girls line up to flirt with Pauly D. What a meal!


A horrible representation of the native New Yorker franchise, this location is filthy dirty. We sat in the lounge for a beer and some wings and I immediately noticed the sticky/dirty table, I then noticed the shades were covered with sauce and slime of every type, the staff was engaged with conversations with \"regulars\" and failed to pay any type of decent attention to other guests. My cousin ordered wings which were ok but the service was impersonal and un attentive, this is the worst looking and ran native New Yorker I have been to. The decor is horrible and rivals places on reality tv that need a major makeover, I would guess if corporate came here they would shut it down. This is a sad snap shot of a good company.


I really despise this radio station and I think I speak for everyone else. First off, they play the same ol pop music on rotation. Hip hop and r&b? What a joke of selection they play. I like rap and r&b but I  would like this station even more if they showed a bit more creativity  for example, it wouldn't hurt to hire some skilled djs that mixed live on the air. I don't mean by playing a mix of random songs but by truly mixing and scratching. Theyre current dj's suck in my opinion. 975 would gain so many listeners if this was done. Also, they like to follow other radio stations by playing the same old music. Please show some creativity and be bold, do not follow.


Margarita in a cup for 16 dollars? I would rather just get a Fat Tuesday........ \n\n\nThe watermelon margarita was really good though... but I'm not sure if she added alcohol......................


2 stars for customer service and the price. I went home and checked the battery cycles on my phone and they were at 110 so this battery is used. If you want a used battery on your phone by all means come here, if you want a new battery find it online at www.ifixit.com. When you purchase a battery there's usually a couple of cycles on there due to the fact bay they test it to make sure it works but there's no reason a new battery would have 110 cycles.  Hope this helps!!


This was my first time in and I was not disappointed!! I loved it so much that I am going to return tomorrow for lunch!! The chips and salsa are delicious and tacos are perfectly portioned! I can't wait to go back and try it all! The atmosphere is great too! Once you try this place you will be hooked!! :)


Believe me, I'd rather stay @ Wynn or Bellagio or the Venetian, but this place comps me when my comps @ better casinos expire...\n\nI recommend getting a room on the 9th floor, because it's the first floor the elevators to the right stops @ and one can use the elevators to the left that run from floors 1-9.   And get a room near the elevator.  One walks enough in casinos and in Vegas in general.  Having a room near the elevator is a blessing after a hard night of gambling and partying...\n\nIn the past, with your $5 per day resort fee, one had access to the locker room in the spa.  Now, there's a $10 fee per day.  It's a good place to take a sauna and a whirlpool, in addition to a shave.   The workout area is still gratis with your resort fee.  It's serviceable...\n\nThe rooms provide good soap, but the shampoo, conditioner, and moisturizer are fair @ best.  One needs good moisturizer in the desert...\n\nThe rooms aren't fancy, but comfortable with a small couch and a coffee table.   \n\nA coffee maker is provided in the room.  Housekeeping replenishes the coffee every day.\n\nLocal calls are free with your resort fee.  \n\nThe closet space is huge, but they could provide more hangers.   \n\nThe Orleans has a decent poker room and their comp rate is $1.25 per hour for four hours and after that it's 50 cents an hour.\n\nThe sports book is fair @ best.  \n\nThe French Market Buffet is fair @ best.  Most of the time, I eat there free...  \n\nThe 24 Hour Courtyard Cafe has some decent specials, but the service is horribly slow...\n\nI enjoy staying @ the Orleans and they've already sent me another comp two days after returning from Vegas...


The atmosphere is my favorite in Charlotte as far as sushi restaurants go. I love the decor. The women's bathroom feels like a funhouse though with mirrors everywhere. The lounge/bar is very cool. The location is great being at Epicentre. \n\nI've been to Enso twice for lunch. It's great for lunch meetings because it's not too crowded or loud and has large enough tables (unlike Room 112, which I love for non-working lunches).  Their ginger salad is HUGE, unlike most places. Great edamame. I really enjoyed the 007 Roll, and the Ninja Roll. Crunchy Crab Roll was also very good. I don't recommend the Tiger Eye Roll. \n\nI've also been to the lounge \"late night\" (after 10pm). I liked it alot. Had some sushi and a few drinks. Decent crowd. Wouldn't be my first thought, but ended up being a great spot post-Bobcat game.


First off, the place has a great vibe and the atmosphere is very relaxing. The variety of drinks and food is great, a good amount to choose from. The coffee, if I can even call it that, is way too sweet. I was taken back from my first sip and I couldn't take any more sips after the fourth one because there was just too much sugar. The macaroons were okay, again, too sweet. The service were average, but you'll always see the what seems to be French guy there at night and he is rather friendly. They gave me the wrong drink once and insisted that I ordered it wrong rather than admitting that they got the order wrong, which really bothered me. I took the drink anyways as I didn't want to cause any trouble but that is not the customer service I, or anyone, would want upon. The best thing about Madhouse is the fact that they are 24 hours, living up to the Vegas name because not a lot of place nearby is 24 hours. It is a good place to hang out when everything is closed.


Montreal is a great foodie town, and it has its staples.  French/Quebecois cuisine.  Bagels.  Destination restaurants like Joe Beef.  'Montreal smoked meat' is definitely on that list, though maybe not the first one that an out-of-towner like myself thinks of.  Once you get past that part and hear that this is a must-have, chances are Schwartz's will be the main place you hear about.\n\nSchwartz's and the locals know that this place is popular.  The day before we visited while buying bagels at St-Viateur (another name you'll surely hear being held in high regard), the other patrons were raving about the length of the \"lineups\" in front of Schwartz's.  Schwartz's also realizes this, and in turn operates both a sit-down and carry-out side of their business, a major plus for moving the crowds through quickly.\n\nThe beef itself...pretty good.  If you're familiar with the corned beef, this has similar consistency, utilizing the same brine-curing process, but is actually kosher-style beef brisket.  Throw a bit of mustard on that and put it between 2 slices of bread, and that's all you need!  The amount of hype may have knocked it down a star, but if you go, you won't be disappointed.  Just remember to grab napkins on your way out...this is by no means the tidiest sandwich you'll ever eat.


The place was clean and bright. The portions/burgers were small but OK. My buddy had the Chicken Parmesan burger and though it was small - he raved about it. Specifically the sauce. The bearded bald guy at the counter was super mellow - not sure if he was smoking \"Colorado cigarettes\" or what. This place isn't bad but it's not that great.


Ok so I normally don't go to buffets because typically they're overpriced and I never eat enough to make up the money but this one is awesome because for $30 you can eat ALL day as much as you want. Only drawback is that even on a weekend night they close at 10pm. BOO! Can't do that guys, it's Vegas! WTH! Oh well good food though honestly like almost every single thing I ate was delicious ranging from soups to sushi to pasta and even deserts. I def recommend the strawberry cheesecake even if you don't like it because OMG soooooooooooo yummy it hits the spot even with just one bite. Since we were staying at the hotel as well we got free drink tickets too and in the morning we both got complimentary champagne! How cool is that right? So yeah I think we'll be back :)


Good, more than decent lunch/sandwich bar food food, great beer.  But the atmosphere is absolutely 5 stars of wonderful.  The church is spectacular, and the patio is lovely too.  Seeing hops growing on the walls outside really makes a point.  This place does beer well.  And the site itself is just wonderful.


They put a sign that says 75% off on frames then i went to pay for it they said its full price ( wrong info ) , making the customer confuse...


LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL! After experiencing this festival, this is how you will feel. It's better than any artificial high you can buy. A magical gathering of people infused with a plethora of art, culinary delights, learning, and live music. \n\nI've been to several music festivals: big and small. Life Is Beautiful is my all-time favorite. Imagine a 3-day festival in the heart of historic downtown Las Vegas. It makes navigating the space a cake walk because it's set up on a grid. The two main stages were on opposite sides of the grounds; each with a separate culinary village attached.\n\nI'm not really sure what the parking nightmare was like, thankfully my sister works downtown and let me borrow her parking pass at a structure near downtown; although Saturday night I was camped in the garage for 2 hours. Since this festival is in the heart of downtown, my group of friends grabbed some beers (and I a lemonade) at Park on Fremont and see-sawed for a bit.\n\nBeing that this Festival is still in it's infancy, being only it's second year there are still kinks that need to be worked out. The motivational speakers were crammed into this small space. Lining up for 30 minutes prior to a session and not being able to get in was beyond frustrating; however, I got over it quickly. My best festival memories come from getting lost in the experience rather than rushing to catch a certain set. \n\nMy favorite memory was the ferris wheel ride on night 3. We were the first loading on, as soon as we made a full 360, Foo Fighter started. One of those, what is life moments. I love taking in the views from on the top of the solo ride. Overlooking the entire festival. Seeing all the people there, all experiencing the same thing, you can't help but feel connected to your fellow ladies and gents. I'm still smiling from my memories made there.\n\nCan't wait to go back!


The following is going to be a long extensive review, but if I may just save one person, just one person and their pet the excruciating experience my family has had to go through, this will have been worth it. I would like to start off by saying that Dr. Jill Cordiero is the only saving grace this hospital has. She is a phenomenal vet who truly does exemplify compassion and genuinely cares for animals. Unfortunately she was put on my case once it was too late. This week I brought in my Egyptian Sphynx kitten, Denali, into this clinic to undergo a simple declaw procedure due to the fact that I am incredibly allergic to cat scratches. The vet not only used the WRONG tap on a such a fragile delicate kitten which resulted in ripping off the skin everywhere it was placed concluding in severe wounds which scabbed all over, but also (which I cant even comprehend how he did this) cut a huge gash in one of the pads on her paws, clearly this surgery was rushed and executed with as much carelessness as possible. Naturally she had extensive bleeding from such a botched procedure and had to stay an extra night in the hospital. From that point I was told they still needed to bandage  one paw due to slight bleeding and that I would just need to bring her in the following day and they would remove it and all would be well. Mind you when I saw this poor kitten I cried. She has scratches all over her body, her eye, everywhere, I couldn't believe that this procedure turned her body into something looking like it came straight out of a train wreck. This should not have happened. We also paid for a Elizabeth collar (cone collar) and were not sent home with it or instructed to keep it on her so that she may not antagonize her wounds. The next day after we had the last bandage removed we noticed her paw was turning black. After promising Denali she would never have to return to such a place I had to go back on my word because I knew from that point that something was very wrong. We brought her in immediately and were told not to worry that everything would be taken care of. She has now been at the vet for five days (including having to spend the fourth of july there which broke my heart because I can only imagine the trauma she had to go through with all the dogs freaking out due to the red rock fireworks). Today she was transferred to a specialty clinic where they told me that they are going to have to amputate the ENTIRE foot. I can not tell you how distraught I am over this and how much I hate myself for bringing her to this place because i feel responsible for this. I wish so badly that I brought her to  competent vet who uses laser surgery in removing the claws because that is the safest and most painless way to do the procedure. PEOPLE PLEASE LEARN FROM DENALI'S SUFFERING AND DO NOT TAKE YOUR CAT HERE TO BE DECLAWED. SPEND THE EXTRA MONEY AND TAKE YOUR FAMILY TO A VET WHO IS EXPERIENCED WITH LASER SURGERY!!! Yes they say that this is an extreme case and they've never seen anything like this, but every single complication that has incurred has been THEY'RE FAULT! It turns out that they had an inexperienced, incompetent assistant bandage up Denali and they applied the gauze way way too tight thus resulting in the loss of circulation to her foot which is now giving us no other choice but to sign the amputation papers today. My poor kitten does not have a voice but I DO AND I WILL USE IT TO BRING JUSTICE TO HER SUFFERING. It is a very nice looking building which they claim is state of the art but every time they would bring me Denali when I would visit her, her wounds would be covered in other animals fur from the assistant's unclean uniforms. When they asked me to leave her with them and trust them to take care of her once her paw turned black, I demanded to see the kennel she would be staying in and thy assured me it would be clean, it was covered in fur. I understand there are many nice reviews for this business which is the main reason I trusted them with my cat seeing we just moved here from CA. This hospital has a nice seeming environment with very nice employees and at first I very much liked this place, but unfortunately they lack the most important quality that is imperative in a vet, which is knowledge and skill. The last thing that left a horrible taste in my mouth, Dr. Sabrillo, the vet who did this, came into my place of work to enjoy happy hour while Denali has been in intensive care with two i.v. drips attached to both limbs and I myself have barely been able to pull it together and focus at work, but I'm glad he's desensitized enough to come enjoy a couple drinks while my family is in so much anguish due to his carelessness. If you would like to contact me for pictures or more info please email me at evanonel@yahoo.com. I hope I was able to save at least one person from experiencing the misery my life has been this week and the struggles and hurdles Denali will have to endure for the rest of her life.


So I decided to take my fiancee back to Ipic to see \"edge of tomorrow\" at this I-Pic location which we have been to times before and absolutely love. But, this time we definitely came home feeling verrrrrry unsatisfied!!! To start off our waitress what very irritated about taking out orders. I ordered a long island which is always my go-to drink, my fiance ordered a prickly pear margarita. We finally get them and neither of us had any clue what we got. Now I'm not the type of person to send drinks back but we had too! So she ordered a glass of house wine which was fine but i ordered my second drink of choice, Captain n coke, which was nooooot correct, but drank anyways. Also ordered pretzel sticks, they were ehhhhhh, which is weird because the food is always good!?!? After that, we didn't see our waitress till after the movie when WE had to find our tab and card which two different ppl had... Seriously wanted to give a $0 dollar tip, which i neeeever do and didn't still because she was standing right next to me waiting, so i gave her one.   To top it off, my fiancee went to the bathroom and she walked into a stall, well there was feces in the toilet!!!! Now were not sure if we will go back unless they send us a gift card, so they can prove to us that we should return. Wondering if they are under new or no management because from this experience they seem like they are. When you come to an establishment like this and pay $$$$$, the service should always be better than the movie because that is the whole point. Getting one star tonight because the movie was BADASS....Wish we would have just gone to superstition springs harkins threater which is 5 minutes away. Get it together Ipic .... Have a great day!!!


STARBUCKS (Part I)\n\nBeing a quasi-Starbucks junkie pretty much gives me an irrevocable consumer right and reasonable amount of credibility to throw in my $50 worth of opinion.  Why $50? because that's how much my automatic SB gold card reload is worth every month.  \n\nI grew up in the PNW, mostly in the Seattle area where Starbucks was born, and where locals, ironically and deliberately avoid Starbucks and patronize other local and smaller coffee shops, where my friends and I frequented Vivace Coffee on Broadway in Capitol Hill.  I didn't turn to Starbucks until after I left the US and was stationed overseas.  It was one of those things I did whenever I felt homesick and wanted to touch base with the motherland and felt the need to re-enforce my being an American. Then, it grew on me. My drink of choice:   (Summer/Spring) Venti Iced Mocha, light whip or (Fall/Winter) Extra Hot Venti Mocha, no whip.  \n\nMy all time favorite Starbucks has to be the one in Rhodes, Decadence, Greece (my review will be forthcoming).  My least favorite has to be this 24/7 Starbucks with drive Thur.\n\nStarbucks is Starbucks wherever you go. You'll get the very same mediocre pricey coffee drink they're famous for, but the only way one sets apart from the other is the degree of customer service, the ambience and the way the general interior areas conducive to enjoying a cup of joe.  As expected in any Starbucks, you will get the customary greetings albeit superficial.  The staff is trained and programmed to say and do that accompanied by their banal smiles and trite perkiness.  Once your order is rung,  you're nothing but a tall, grande or a venti cup of coffee :).  I've spent numerous hours here almost on a daily basis.  I've  come to know some of the regulars and have become oblivious to everything not so good about this place. I have to admit, however,  that sometimes it does get under my skin.  It's like going to a reputable Chinese restaurant where you know and what you only care about is the excellent food, and will keep on coming back despite the fact (and you being fully aware) that \"good customer service\" is something that is not and will never be on the menu.  The only difference is that I come here not for their excellent drinks but because  of its proximity to where I live (accessibility) and it being open 24/7 (convenience).\n\nThis Starbucks is, most often than not, packed with students during school seasons btwn noon and midnight (especially towards the evening) who are studying (?) hours on end.  Some with just an order of one drink and multiple free refills of iced water, some bringing with them lunch bags, dinner boxes, veggies in Ziploc bags, bottles of soda pop, munchies and snacks in small plastic containers, or food ordered from nearby restaurants (pizza, rice bowls, wraps), and thermos bottles.  I've seen some bring their blankets, extra sweatshirts, and some even show up in their PJ's.   The campers are pretty much the same faces and same group of students just about every day!. Good luck if you're thinking about coming here during midterms or final exams. This Starbucks is the unofficial library/group study room of the various Las Vegas academes.  \n\nBusier than your typical Starbucks, this location's staff (or understaff) gets so busy(overworked), to the point of being overwhelmed, that their bathrooms are hardly checked and cleaned.  And since there are always cramming students camping in, the actual lounge is hardly kept cleaned and kept in order.  More often than not, you'll have to ask and remind the staff that they're out of  tissue paper in the bathroom, or out of napkins, milk or sugar.  I can only assume that they do all their organizing and cleaning up when the flow of customers slows down (during wee hours).  I also noticed how fast their staff turnover is.  It seems like they have new baristas/staff every other month or so (unless they rotate their shifts).  Their wi-fi connection's reliability is mediocre at best. There was even a time when it was literally down for over a month.  The staff knew about it but there were no signs saying that they were having wifi issues, and if you asked the staff,  their response was : \"Yeah, we know!\".  (it was during those times when I didn't see any campers, and the tables and chairs were for the taking).    \n\nDon't get me wrong.  You'll get your drink alright but you have to pay special attention (or literally stand by the pick up counter) or you will never know that your name/order has been called and your drink has been sitting on the counter!  Had they ever gotten my drink wrong?  Yes, on more than one occasion.  Sometimes it didn't bother me and didn't ask for a replacement and sometimes I did (contingent upon my mood, or how busy the barista was).  Besides, the staff can be genuinely friendly and chatty, when not busy.  \n\nThis may be my least favorite Starbucks and yet it's the one place I always choose to go to and go back to.......over and over again.


I love this place for my shopping and their papaya salad. Although, everything they cook in that kitchen is pure magic. My family is from Cambodia and I was raised in Providence, RI while living in Connecticut. There was a heavy Southeast Asian influence in the part of Providence we often frequented. When we moved here about 8 years ago, it quickly vanished from my vision and my mother would go searching to no avail. Finally we found this wonderful gem and felt right at home with the food and the small family business appeal we were use to. I love being able to talk to the owner as i check out. They are nice and the food is authentic to the region. It reminds me of everything I grew up with.


The service was extremely unprofessional and our order was missing several items. The food quality was still good, but no one seemed to know what they were doing.


I give everyone a fair chance and I am a foodie and wine lover but I put the Vig on blast! I have frequented this bar/restaurant in the past merely for their atmosphere, pretty scenery and great patio; however, more than a few times the service has been downright unprofessional and staff rude from time to time. \n\nI was recently in the restaurant with a fairly large party and we all ended up with food poisoning from the hummus and baba ganoush. I wasn't so upset that it happened because it's a risk one takes but what happened after I will never forget. After nicely calling the manager Pam, I only wanted to inform her of what had happened so that others would not get sick and she quickly became defensive and told me that it was impossible we could get sick on hummus. Sadly but true in my opinion she must have never taken a food safety class. As most of us know bacteria can grow in protein and hummus is all protein. She argued me and I quickly responded with the fact that eight people getting sick is no coincidence. As a manager in the past, it's right to sympathize with the customer, not defend. I wanted nothing from her but she quickly told me she would tell the chef and \"sorry, hope you feel better\", and she hung up the phone. This tells me the Vig's management is not only unprofessional but downright awful. \n\nI never thought their food was that great anyway and it's a step up from bar food but if you want drink menus tossed at your table, long waits before being greeted, rude staff and food poisoning, then check out the Vig. If you don't want to park in valet, be careful parking in the check cashing parking lot because it can be dangerous crossing that busy street.


I'll be honest, I am hard on Tex Mex restaurants in the Burgh. I want so much to believe that I will find a place that does good tacos and I am disappointed over and over again. Here's the thing about tacos that no one in this city seems to understand: the tortillas are the part of the taco that touches the tongue first and will be the source of much of the mouthfeel that you experience while chewing.  (Yeah, I am a bit upset with myself for using the word \"mouthfeel\" but I wanted to use something besides \"chewiness\" and my thesaurus is out of reach).\n\nI lived in San Antonio for years before moving to Pittsburgh and in most of Mexico and Texas a \"taco\" is expected to be a soft tortilla (can be flour or corn) that is freshly made in house. A fresh tortilla makes a world of difference to the enjoyment of the taco. Some of my favourite tacos in the world are just plain, $1.50 tacos that are with some plain 'toppings' a good verde salsa, in a warm, fresh tortilla. I say all this because I think that Verde puts too much emphasis on the ingredients (Which are still under-spiced and boring with some store bought hot sauces on the table giving all the flavor) and then put those toppings into a boring, store bought tasting tortilla. So there you are spending $5 for a taco that's substantially underwhelming.


I would go back.\n\nReminds me of a mom n pop stop.  People were friendly, service was pretty good.  The food wasn't anything to write home about but I did enjoy my meal.  I liked the casual setting and it's in a convenient complex with plenty of parking.


Computers were down upon check-in....we were there for one night and waited in line for \nalmost two hours while they passed out water which infuriated those around me. People want \nsomething more than water when they have to wait in line for hours to check in. Ridiculous. \nWaiting so long made it impossible to have our anniversary dinner prior to the Love show. \nAfter checking in, we really needing a drink, the bar we went to displayed Corzo tequila on \nthe shelf. We ordered Corzo and Cointreau margaritas......the waitress came back to tell us \nthat the Corzo was new and has not been priced ( why in the world would it be displayed???) \nand then went on to tell us our choices. After picking a different tequila she then told us they \nwere out of Cointreau.....on a Thursday evening at 6pm? We left and found another place that \nhad decent tequila choices yet when we chose to use the comp that was offered the manager \nattempted to refuse it. We were late for the show, I gave him what was owed beyond the \ncomp and left.  After the Love show ( which was fabulous) we went to Jet. After one drink ( \nwhich was served in PLASTIC!!!) we asked for a glass of water and the waiter told us we could \npurchase a bottle of water......really??? We asked the other bartender and we were given water \nwith no ice.  I was told, at the front desk that a manager would give me call. They took my \nnumber and it's been several days. I have yet to hear from anyone. I cannot in good faith \nrecommend the Mirage to anyone I know.......


I recently stayed at Cesar's Palace for a three night weekend visit to Vegas.  I have to say that I was very disappointed.  I made the reservation FOUR MONTHS ahead of time, but yet when I checked in I was told that they did not have any rooms available for what I had reserved.  I reserved a two bed, non-smoking suite for my friend and I, but they only had smoking rooms available with two beds which I told her I would not stay in a smoking room.  So, she was able to find a suite with one King sized bed, non smoking.  Fine.  No big deal.  However, I was billed for the more expensive two-bed suite!?  I have been calling them daily since my departure and have yet to get an answer as to why I was charged more for a room that they screwed up and did not hold for me based on my reservation.  I'm still in the process of trying to get a refund for the difference and it's been five days and I've spoken to over 10 different people?!\n\nAlso, the entire hotel WREAKS of smoke!  Horrible!  From the second you walk in, it hits you in the face.  The room I had was a \"non-smoking\" room but everything in the room smelled like cigarettes.  My clothes smelled like smoke.  When I got home, I had to scrub my suitcase b/c it smelled like smoke.  Horrible!   \n\nDid you also know that they allow pets at the hotel?  Neither did I.  There were people walking around with dogs quite regularly.  I love dogs, but I don't like the puddles and piles that they leave in the hallway?!  We stopped counting at six urine puddles in the hallway, but we saw several more.  \n\nThe casino was just another casino.  All the bells and whistles.  Anything unique or different?  No.  \n\nI was very disappointed with Cesar's Palace.  Based on their reputation, I was expecting a clean room with a professional staff but sadly, I had neither.


Totally Disappointing-\n\nI came in last Monday and was really excited about trying this place- i figured it was going to be great seeing as successful his other restaurants are- i was sadly mistaken. \n\nStarting from the beginning our server was very sweet but her food knowledge and wine knowledge were both extremely poor- she could not pronounce the specials - i cant imagine if we had questions about them that she would be able to answer them correctly- she struggled with knowing where the oysters came from- i wish i could've saved us all time and turned behind me as they were posted on the board with all of the other fish. As far as my cocktail it was a great margarita probably should've just stopped there!! My friend ordered another beer he had one at the bar first and she asked for his ID- Umm if he already has a beer why is it necessary to check it again- more of a nuisance if you ask me.\n\nOk so I love food and so do the people i dine with so we like to try a little bit of everything- we started with the Tuna Crudo- this was ok it was nice and fresh. Roasted Marrow on the Bone- it was ok barely any Marrow so it was hard to really get a good feel. Ham 2 ways- barely any Ham, served on 2 crostinis that was so much bread you couldn't even taste the Ham-not ok. Chicken and Waffle- good, again not very much of it but flavors were good. Ok so for all of the starters the one thing they all had in common was they were extremely small and you were barely able to taste the flavors correctly because it was poorly executed. Still Starving!! \n\nNow at this point I order a bottle of wine- we waited for a bit and then our sweet server came over to let us know the wine was coming, but not yet since the managers are the only ones able to get the wine and right now they are dealing with Valet- Umm ok so you rather deal with valet then bring wine to your tables- if this is the case let the servers get they're own wine to eliminate something like this. I was pretty annoyed at this point. But then she brings it over- she cant even properly open the bottle, she leaves the foil on the lip and then pours our wine by holding it at the neck of the bottle- silly yes, but again were they not refreshed on wine service or at least told what  they're standards as a restaurant are.  \n\nMoving on along next up salads- 2 Burrata mozzarella salads  and 1 Arugula salad- the Burrata itself was ok the salad was barely dressed and barely had any balsamic on it- i cant comment on the Arugula but it seemed like he enjoyed it. \n\nFor our Entrees i had the Duck- which i would say is the best dish of the night. the flavor was great and my duck was cooked nicely. My friends had the Rib eye- it was extremely bland and really just not good. My other friend had the Scallops now by looking at them they were cooked perfectly- but when you tasted them they had a very burnt taste to them like they didn't use butter or oil in the pan before they seared them- again poor execution. \n\nDesert was really where it fell apart for me- I had ordered the Bread pudding it was served with Chocolate Ice cream  - the Ice cream was nice the Bread Pudding was so oily that it was separating my Ice cream, like i get that its not a healthy desert and of course its made with butter but i have never had one that was this oily- extremely disappointing, but not as disappointing as my Tea- yes my hot tea was not served with enough hot water so it was so strong and not drinkable- i would have told my server this if she would've come back to the table sooner but that didn't happen. \n\n\nSo all in all i had a pretty bad dinner experience and i felt like the real kicker was when we all shelled out $100 each yes $ 400 for a dinner that i really didn't like and it was not in NYC so i cant justify it by saying- well that's just the prices- nope its Charlotte and I couldn't be more disappointed in Emeril's choice of staff in both the back and the front of the house.


Burgers look great but been here 22 min and still waiting for fries and the place is dead with a ton of staff. Hope the burgers are worth it.... They were. The burgers were amazing and so were the fries. 3 stars because the wait was horrible.


Bonne place pour prendre un verre avec des amis tout en d\u00e9gustant une vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de tapas japonais. Service press\u00e9 et parfois un peu froid, sauf lorsque vient le temps de prendre un SAK\u00c9 BOMB (\u00e0 essayer)! Noter que le prix d\u00e9passe facilement la cote $$ (30$) si vous avez une bonne faim.


Brunchy brunch brunch brunch.  I'm a sucker, a real sucker for cocktails and cured salmon on a Sunday.  All they had to do was post photos to facebook and offer champagne to the first 20 reservations and voila! I had a reservation for 6 for the inauguration day for brunch.  I do LOVE places that keep their Facebook/website like super up-to-date!  Much appreciated!!\n\nThis place is cool.  It's cool for evening cocktails, appetizers, happy hour, or brunch.  It is also slightly \"cold\" as in, the acoustics.  It can be difficult to hear the person next to you when you turn your head.  Everything is like, concrete, tin, marble, tile, etc.\n\nThe tables and bar are nicely placed and the menu has prices and is easy to read.  There were no cocktails listed on the brunch menu, though, which I didn't really like, but since I've been for drinks before, I kind of knew what they had.  The sangria was small, but it was only $5 (but sangria is a cheap drink...)\n\nI got the whiskey cured salmon.  It comes with cream cheese and capers and rye bread.  It was good, but a very small portion for $13.  I left hungry.  The risotto looked delicious.  A friend got the yogurt with an extra egg and she seemed to enjoy it.  They did bring out a complimentary little cup of the yogurt with apple slices before hand, which was nice, but we had no spoons!  I asked for spoons about twice and never got them.  Then someone picked up our yogurts before we were ever able to eat it :(\n\nThe service is friendly (I've been once for cocktails and it was great service at the bar), but it was a little \"first time-y\", with the little things.  For example, we had a water jug, but no water glasses.  Then we had glasses but no more water. Had to ask a few times for it before we took a jug from an empty table.  The sangria took a good 20 min to get.  The food also took a while, but it was their first time, so that's understandable I guess.\n\nI hope that they improve.  I'd give the brunch 3 stars and the regular hours 4-5 stars.  I'd also love to see the patio that they are planning.  I think this place has tons of potential.\n\nDear Bar Marco, get it together-really together, very soon!  The Pittsburgh market is getting competitive for these kinds of places and I don't want you to be left out with bad reviews!  You're right at the edge of not being new anymore and going to lose people with a bad experience.  I will be back, but I'd like it to be a go-to place and it's not quite there yet.  Alchemy N Ale is a prime example of a great place that just fell off at the beginning and may not recover.


Hey Jeremy L. I didn't know how to email this to you but......\n\nFormer owner of Buono's Pizza, Victor is back at it in Gilbert. \n\n\nNICANTONI'S PIZZA\nNicantoni's Pizza\nDon't forget... we now have beer, wine, and\n\nAward winning NY style pizza, pasta and subs. And more! Former owner of Buono's Pizza, Victor is back at it in Gilbert. \nCome and dine in with us, enjoy some wine and be sure to save room for dessert. Or, take something back to your place. Either way we're sure you'll be happy. Authentic pizza and dishes, served with a little of our own flare. \nSo what are you waiting for???\n\nwww.nicantonis.com\n(480) 892-2234\n1430 W Warner Rd. #136, Gilbert, AZ 85233.


I recently got married in Vegas and requested that all guests and family members stay at the Platinum for the wedding. I called in months in advance and got a great rate for the group. The hotel was absolutely perfect! When we arrived and told them we were there for our wedding we were automatically upgraded to a Princess Suite (at no additional cost). The room was massive! The bath tub was HUGE! The Platinum is a non-gaming/smoking hotel which actually has a nice feel to it. And the fact that you can go straight to your room without having to walk thru a smoky casino was definitely a perk. \n\nThe Platinum has a Spa located on the 4th floor. Me and all of my bridesmaids went there on the morning of the wedding to have our make-up done and they did and excellent job! Danielle did my make-up and she made me feel soo comfortable and helped me to get over my wedding day jitters! I definitely plan to spend more time at the spa on my next visit to Vegas. \n\nThe one down side is that the hotel only has valet parking so there was some delay in picking up the car. But the valet attendants were very pleasant and helpful.


What a disaster, not the food but the service. I would immediately fire the management. 50 minutes of hell waiting for food. Which never arrived. Asked for a refund. Will never go back. If you see a line leave as the management is a disorganized mess.


I have given this place a second-chance.\n\nI rate this restaurant 3 stars (A-OK) because of consistency of quality and consistency of delivery and appropriate price.\n\nIt isn't so bad if you do NOT have high expectations of a barbecue place. Plus, any place that lifts a finger to serve Fried Okra is A-OK in my book!\n\nFootnote: Pickles in a 5-gallon barrel, self-serve fountain drinks and barbecue sauce, and (hilariously) self-serve soft-serve ice creamsortofstuff. A-OK.


We tried this theater for no other reason than it was close and it was playing a children's movie (Mars Needs Moms). I knew nothing about it before we went. \n\nUnfortunately, the new spring training complex behind the theaters was not built to include parking for fans, so the Pavillions parking lot also doubled as a baseball parking lot, and it was packed the night we went. There were parking attendants stopping cars heading towards the theaters, trying to charge $5 for parking. When I explained that we were just going to the movies, I got a puzzled look, but he let me through without paying. \n\nI don't remember the exact ticket prices, but it was $26.50 for two adults and one child, which seemed about normal for a non-matinee movie. We then went to the concession stand and ordered a small bag of popcorn, two pretzels and two drinks, which totaled $27. A bit on the steep side for my liking, but whatcha gonna do? \n\nThe pretzels were frozen and needed to be cooked, so the clerk offered to bring them to us in the theater, which was a first and a very nice surprise. He was very friendly and helpful, and bringing us the pretzels just proved the point. \n\nThe theater was very clean, and I really like the renovations they made. I LOVE stadium seating, but the 3-D movies I can do without. My daughter seemed to enjoy it though, so I guess there is a market. \n\nAll in all it was a decent experience. I didn't have any of the problems some of the other reviewers had, but I did think that spending over $50 for a movie and basic snacks was a bit extreme. \n\nI also tried the demo of the moving theater seats, and I will definitely be avoiding those theaters. I'm sure it sounded good on paper, but it just made me want to puke and in no way would it ever enhance my movie experience.


More like Crapmine's Pizza.  This place can suck it.  I ordered a pizza for delivery and was told it would be 20-30 minutes.  After waiting patiently for over an hour, I gave them a call and was told the driver was 2 minutes away.  20 minutes later, I called them to complain.  After my 30 second rant, the scum on the other side of the phone was like, \"I'm sorry brah, what was that?\"  Psshh.  Whatevs.


I really liked this branch.  The personnel I dealt with, from the teller, banker, to the manager are all so nice, helpful, and best of all knowledgeable.  This is the nicest banking center I have encountered by far.  \n\nThe only thing I don't like is the busy location.  Traffic-wise...geez how I hate driving on Maryland PKWY.  Nonetheless, this banking center is big, many PBs on duty, excellent customer service (for me at least).  \n\nI will go back as it is convenient and of course, having knowledgeable PBs and management personnel is the best when it comes to one's finance.