Long overdue updated review:  I must admit that I have a weird tendency of eating late at night due to being a waitress myself.  Dinner for me is usually after 9PM, 8PM if I'm lucky.  Even on my off-days, I find myself more hungry around 9ish.  My whole schedule is set back but in fairness, I don't usually sleep until around 3-4AM.    \n\nAnyways, I always seem to pop into IHOP with the lovely Ann R.  Brett B., the one after my crown, always seems to be in when I'm not around.  Funny, that kid!  I've been frequenting this place since 2010 when The Mister and I bought our house in the area.  Service was rough the first couple of years but after a while, they've seem to picked up momentum, hired more staff for the midnight crew, and renovated the place.  IHOP has really stepped up their game!  Food is standard with all other IHOPs.  Their Peaches & Cream Brioche French Toast is my go-to.  The only reason service here gets pretty awful at times is when their teen-aged staffing calls off work and leaves them high and dry.  It gets chilly in here so if you get cold easily, bring a light jacket or something.\n\nHere's a tip straight from our waitress:  If you're ever at the counter and the staff isn't around, open the front door.  It alarms and chimes in the back and someone will be out shortly.  Just don't be a dick about it.


Horrible experience!!! We went in around 11pm, when they were only serving their late night menu. We were told to seat ourselves, so we headed to a table right in the middle of the restaurant, next to, two other full tables.\n\nWe waited 15 minutes, no one came to our table, we watched 3 other servers walk by. After having to go ask someone up front to get our server, finally our server came by and got our order.. with no apology for the wait.\n\nWe ordered a burger and wings. Our burger came out wrong. Our server never came back to check on us.. so we pushed the burger to the edge of the table. Finally another 20 minutes later, he came by and asked how things were..\n\nAfter we told him everything that we were mad about, he never apologized or asked if he could do anything to fix it. Just said he would comp our bill, and walked away!!!


The mood here, or more specifically the mood that this place fosters is its greatest feature.  It possesses an originality and genuineness that is rare.  It's \"a small, modest, European-style restaurant\" that has a big city growing up around it, it's obviously adapting to it's circumstances though but it has avoided becoming generic.  \n\nThe menu items are entirely defined by one or more of the following:  organic, fresh/local, health conscience, and unprocessed.  Their lemonade is perhaps the best I've ever had, and I've only ever had a better Tri-tip sandwich in Austin TX.  The staff are willing to customize nearly anything on the menu for you which I great for people with allergies or sensitives.  Chop Shop isn't without it's faults though which are a product of its virtues; the line to order is insufferable from 11-2, the wait time for food is consistently inconsistent, the seating is terribly uncomfortable and equally scarce, and if you're there for a beer or any drink you have no option but to wait in the unreasonably long line to get it.  \n\nFour stars is perhaps insufficient but five is quite deserved (yet).  Regardless, I'm very happy this place exists and I'm a regular.  #favoriterestaurantintempe


Upgrading Marty's - have gone back and while service is still mediocre and somewhat slow, the food really is well prepared - and it's always fresh, seasonal and delicious. This would be a five if their service could catch up to the atmosphere and food.


I try to avoid this market unless its absolutely necessary. Not because the selection isn't great or because the staff isn't friendly. Its because its almost always overly busy!


We enjoyed living here for 3 years; however, when we bought a house we put in our 60 day notice. We kept the apartment immaculate and were never late on payments. They wanted to do the walk through without us; however, I insisted that my father-in-law be present since it was after our move out date and I didn't trust them to give an accurate move out quote. I wanted to be proactive and called a couple days after the walk through to find out if we would be getting our deposit back or if there were any charges. They told me they couldn't help me and told me someone else dealt with move outs and would call me as soon as they returned to the office. Of course, they never called. I called again and got the same response. Assuming this was the second time I went out of my way to find out about the deposit, I assumed they would have this person call me back. Nope! I called a THIRD time, still no one could help me except this ONE person who clearly doesn't do her job. I finally had my father-in-law go to the office because at this point it was a month after our move out date. He spoke with the manager Kelly, who gave him a long story about how they take photos and it goes to the corporate office and someone would get back to us soon. Being proactive proved to not work with this company. Tonight, we received a letter titled \"Urgent attention requested by Christine Hambric, the assistant manger who was supposed to return four of my requests.\" It states that the \"balance due for the apartment has been held from collections for WELL OVER 30 days. If no contact is made, the balance will be referred to collections.\" My husband and I are furious. Not only did we contact them 4 times in the last month and a half, but they have never returns my calls and this is the first time we have heard from them. There is not even an explanation of the fees. The letter just states that it will go to collections if it is not paid in a week. The office will be hearing from me bright and early tomorrow. If they don't resolve this, I will contact those at the corporate office. This is no way to treat people that were always on time with payments, clean, and respectful residents. I am not a person that writes poor reviews and find that we are very easy going people. However, I cannot believe that a company could treat good residents like this. Do yourself a favor and don't live here. I'm extremely disappointed.


Don't judge a book by it's cover here... the only signage is \"pizza\" out front... and there's only two small tables with some plastic chairs inside and I wouldn't recommend eating there just because of the traffic of people coming in and out and waiting for food..    There's just a big counter when you walk in and the guys are just working away. \n\nFirst off... WINGS ARE FANTASTIC... they're meaty and the sauces are great and whatever rub they use on them are just really good even w/o dipping sauces in my opinion.\n\nBreaded mushrooms ftw... so good and a great compliment to any takeout order.\n\nNever had the pizza yet but from what I hear that's great too.\n\nBest thing too... they're open LATE, which I get off work late and most places are closed so... sucks for me but I can always call in and pick up and i'm good to go.\n\nLittle local hole in the wall with great food. Do it.


The food was pretty good; although the meatballs were a little too drenched in soy sauce. I wish the bar was a little bigger. They only carried a couple of beers and I like variety...all in all, it was pretty good.


This cafe's espresso drinks are on par with the best artisinal coffee houses anywhere.  I always go out of my way to get coffee from here when I'm in Pittsburgh.


Since my initial visit during their first year opened, I've been back a handful of times and felt it was time I updated my review.  \n\nRaku is the kind of place we usually reserve for special occasions and recommend to out of town guests.  Our most recent visit was only last week as the Husband and I celebrated our five year wedding anniversary.\n\nWe attempted to make reservations on the same day and the only opening they had was at 9:00 pm.  We did a walk in to hopefully land a cancellation spot or two of the coveted five counter seats, and it was only a 30 minute wait for the counter seats!  Sweet!  But yes, make reservations way in advance, especially if you have a larger party or it's a weekend.\n\nThe thing to look out for is the Specials Board.  They usually list about 5-6 items on there that range from raw to cooked items.  The weirdest part about this board is that it will change during your visit there.  During our 2-3 hour dinner, we saw some things sell out and get replaced with something else.  The waitstaff doesn't mention the newer items, so it's something you just have to look out for.  (For example, oysters were not listed on the specials board but the party sitting next to us ended up ordering the last giant oyster.  They were seated after us and only knew about it because the oyster was sitting on ice right in front of them!  They had squid on ice too, but it wasn't listed on the specials board!)  So, not only are you keeping your eyes out for the changing Specials Board but you have to see what's fresh and on ice that day!  We do get a few cooked items and although they are good, the raw fish choices are always the best!\n\nThese days we skip the Robata Grill items, not because they aren't tasty but we like to focus on the more unique items.  \n\nOne of our most favorite items is the Crispy Asparagus Okaki ($5).  It's a simple asparagus that's been dredged in rice crackers and deep-fried.  I don't know why it's so good but it just is.  And when you add a little of their matcha salt, oh my gawd!  I just love it.\n\nAnother item we had on this last visit include the Steamed Foie Gras Egg Custard ($10).  There's a piece of duck that lays on top of this dish, and it's actually duck liver they use, not goose.  The foie gras is already mixed in with the egg, so it gives the whole dish a rich egg taste.  \n\nPoached Egg with Sea Urchin and Salmon Roe ($9) is another unusual pairing, mostly because of the mountain yam that gives this dish a slimy texture.  You break up the egg and mix it all together, but you can't help but notice the slimy effect from the mountain yam.  It's a tasty nonetheless.  \n\nThe Kobe Beef Liver Sashimi ($9.50) is something that not everyone would enjoy.  The Husband isn't usually a fan of liver, except served foie gras style, but he was game.  And it did still lend a livery taste, but it's something that you have to try once.\n\nI always enjoy homemade tofu and Raku's Tofu (Whole $5.50) does not disappoint.  They server theirs with bonito shavings, ginger, and scallions.\n\nThe four condiments placed on every table should not go ignored, especially the green tea salt and their own soy sauce.  Yum!\n\nSince they expanded, their bathrooms are indeed something to look at.  First off, it's so clean and pristine and holds one of the cleanest fish tanks you'll ever see on Spring Mountain! \n\nService on our last few visits have been much better compared to my first visit.  The waitress that took care of us at the counter never let my water glass go empty and she was always letting us know when our food was coming so we weren't waiting too long and giving us clean plates too.\n\nMy only real gripe was this: Although I usually love sitting at the counter so I can watch the chefs at work, I also can't overlook things that probably shouldn't be seen by dining guests.  One of the prep guys at the counter sneezed into his hands and continued prepping the food.  I was totally turned off by this, especially because there was a sink right behind him.  It wasn't too long after when the Husband said to me that we weren't going to be ordering anymore cold foods.  When I inquired as to why, he said he noticed the same prep guy just cough into his hands and continue working.  Yes, a sneeze and cough into the very bare hands that were prepping the food.  Yuck.\n\nNonetheless, we still do love Raku and would continue recommending it.  But alas, those basic hygiene issues need to be addressed!  \n\n4.5 stars.


A small resort for a weekend get away.  The rooms comes with a full size kitchen, half size frig, and a small stacked washer drier.  It's a lovely little place to spend a quiet time away.  The pools are large with a hideaway jacuzzi area to relax it.  DVD rentals in the front for entertainment and room service from their on-site restaurant.  (You can order into the room after hours if the restaurant is closed.)  There's free wi-fi if you want to bring your computer for things.  Parking was kind of a issue since the spaces were small and the lot was very full despite it being off-season.  Friendly staff and quiet please made for a nice relaxing weekend retreat.  There's a steep $35 cleaning fee that is charged at the end so take it into account when you're budging.


Sadly, I would give this company 0 stars, but that is not an option.  I needed an immediate repair through my home warranty Old Republic.  This is the one company that had time to do it right away.  The \"receptionist\" aka owner Debra was extremely rude to my husband while scheduling the appointment.  She diagnosed the issue over the phone and said the dishwasher stopped working because we used liquid detergent (made for dishwashers.)  She then proceeded to tell us that the tech (I believe to be her husband) could not call us before his arrival as he doesn't get cell service in the Chandler area!  WTF?  She said he could show up any time between 10am and 6pm and if we weren't there waiting for them that they would leave a note on the door and not be able to service the appliance.  Tech arrives, answers cell phone while here, so apparently cell phone does work.......speaks with Debra and complains about the last customer in front of me.  He was rude and unprofessional.  When I told him I had already made a complaint to the home warranty company about Debra's service his response was \"I'm not worried about that\".  I'm in real estate and LOVE Old republic home warranty.  I called the warranty company immediately and informed them of the situation.  They told me that this company will likely be removed from their list of providers for service.  Let's hope so.  I will follow up with Old Republic to be sure that this company does not get business sent their way when they obviously don't deserve it.  By the way............the repairs he made did not fix the problem, now the warranty company has to send a second company out to make the repairs.  Save yourself the headache and call a different company.  If you have a home warranty and they give your work order~ it is your right to decline this company and request another form their list of providers.  I have used this warranty company for many years for myself and for my clients.  This is the first negative experience I have had with one of their contractors, so I am confident that ORHW will discontinue their business relationship with Protech Appliance and Repair.  Spend your $$$ with a company that appreciates your business.


Great for lunch - the sushi is fresh and on point.  The service was good and it's a pretty good atmosphere.


This place looks like a dump on the outside. My boyfriend asked me if it was an old strip club as we walked inside. He was serious.  They greeted us with \"two?\" And after we said yes, they again asked, \"for dinner?\" Well of course for dinner..After my boyfriend's first comment I started to second guess what else they might offer. \n\n  Literally the only cool thing about this place was the kitchen entry. However, upon entering we apologized because we thought we went through the wrong door. Apologizing for entering the restaurant. Weird. \n\n  It was our anniversary on a Sunday night. We were there, as well as two other tables. We didnt make it a point to tell the waitress of our occasion,  but she didnt ask either. We exchanged cards with eachother near the end of the evening. Our waitress seemed to not care as much about us, as she did the older folk that were seated next to us. \n\n  The steaks were decent. I have had better elsewhere for half of the cost. Please upgrade your cutlery. I have seen sharper knives at a dive bar. I got a workout while trying to cut my steak. Extremely frustrating and killed my mood. I was unimpressed with the Delmonico. Skip it..no flavor. Waitress did not come back to see if our steaks cooked properly (although the were to temperature.) \n\n  Ive read in some reviews that the decor is old school, mobster-like. Well I wish I had read that before I went, because I did not get that vibe at all. I got the vibe of a cheap, old place in desperate need of rennovation. \n\n  Extremely dissapointed in every aspect of this place. If I had known how to properly exit, I wouldve left before ordering. (Although I guess the kitchen was the main exit, just awkward not knowing as a first time guest)\n\n  This experience was so lousy, that we decided to do a \"re-date\" to celebrate our anniversary


Love this place!!!\n\n  I knew I wanted to come here after reading the reviews and it being inside the hotel we were staying. I made rsvps that day through OpenTable and it was a breeze!  So we take the elevator and walk over to the place and boy was it a simple walk to this place, especially for MGM being such a large property. Came to the hostess desk and waited 5 minutes to be seated. \n\n  We sat down and I immediately enjoyed the ambiance and feel of the place. Truman, our waiter was one of the best servers I've ever had! He was so nice and on point! We started with a bottle of sake and a mix drink.  The PIC and I scaled the menu and wanted to keep it light since he wanted to have the second half of our dinner somewhere else LOL.\n\n So we ordered the Hamachi jalapeno sashimi dish. That was deeeeelish! Very fresh fish and buttery! The main course we ordered was the short ribs with foie gras. OMG this dish was the best dish I ever had in 2012 so far! I could eat two of those! The short ribs were beyond moist and melt in your mouth. The foie gras, melted in my mouth! The whole dish was was tasty. The brown gravy they topped it with was like crack. I could eat a bowl of that brown sauce!  I miss that dish so bad! Especially since we can't dine on foie gras in Cali anymore :( For dessert, they gave me mochi for my Bday :)\n\n I will come  here EVERYTIME im in Vegas!!!!


Waited 2 hours for a salad and a sandwich when it arrived my salad was soggy and hot look like cooked greens my sandwich was cold and my fried were cold. I call to speak with the manager he was not there the guy on the phone gets an attitude and says he will give me a $5 credit toward another meal when I didn't agree he got mad said the driver would bring me back my money and told me to fuck off. I will be up there when I get off work to go off cause I still have received my money back... smh


I have to second Elysia E's review of Lindo in Henderson.... I'm a huge fan of the Sahara and Eastern location and almost all others, but my entire party was disappointed with our experience here.\n\nIt has been said that the building they took over was formerly an Italian location with a fantastic view of the city and Lindo seems like they put up some cheap decor and painted the walls.  The location on Sahara and Eastern makes you feel like your in a traditional cantina with a bevy of fine tequila's and hispanic culture.  \n\nOnward to the food.... My girlfriend order the chimichangas which were a huge disappointment and had to be sent back.  We try to never send back food from both working in the restaurant industry.  Furthermore, my carne asada was tough and chewy.  I still ate my weight in bean and salsa dip along with everyone else.  \n\nI just would love to see the same consistency at the Henderson location that I'm used to from Lindo.  Not to worry..... I still plan on stopping in for fresh made tortillas often :)


Mama-Mia-American-Pizzeria is alrighty for Jungleboy.\n\nThe place is a jolly, colourful, multilevel building with alcoves and indoor window gaps. They have personally painted the walls with a  surrealistic piece depicting flying mushrooms, chili-pepper butterflies and a Pepperoni-Man saving the day. Funny!\n\nWe sat down on a table for two and we ordered our pizza - 9\" with 3 toppings - I got pepperoni, mushrooms and chili-peppers (was I subliminally influenced by the painting? Yes I was..) It was a very well filled pizza and very tasty.\n\nI enjoyed the pizza crust, which I normally don't(!) and appreciated the laid back, but precise way of serving. They enquired if we were OK, we got our drinks served in time and we got to take the left over slices with us. \n\nI did find it a bit cold near the doors and I had a good view of all the people on the outside who peered in to see what this place is like. I made an effort to smile and wave to many of them to show how  good it was - but somehow the peepers backed away from the windows very quick when I did that. \n\nRecommend for a quick visit or even a nice afternoon late snack / meal with a bunch of friends or family, they had a cartwheel of a pizza available to serve to a big table of 8 - it was huge!


Always crowded. Always friendly staff that try to make your life easy. Always phenomenal food. I have to admit that the coffee and how good it was, defied my expectations from a brunch place. ( so much better than I thought it'd be)\nI've tried their rusty omelette and liked it. My family has also tried their chicken waffles (so surprisingly awesome), their poutine and Smokey omelette. Their poutine, in my opinion, is the best I've ever tried in Montreal!


I made it to the top- that's all that matters!\n\nLove this place.


Was here for dinner this past saturday night. It was great!\nThis is now quickly becoming my favorite local restaurant. The meatballs are amazing, but more so the flat breads are incredible espically the fig one.\nHighly recommend, great atmosphere and service. Now that the weather has cooled the outdoor space offers a new diamention.....cant wait to return.


I forgot the name of my order, but I do remember what was in it!  Polish sausage with grilled onions, mushrooms, nacho cheese and bacon!  Sounded like an amazing combination on paper.  Mushrooms, grilled onions and bacon??  Some of my favorite things!  The reality of it however did not blow me away.  It was a good late night snack for a hungry gal beginning to sober up, but in all honesty I wish it'd been better, especially for the $8.50 I paid for it.


I got a deal from Priceline but it's still expensive for what it's worth.  The guest room that we are in is really no different than what you might get at three star hotel.  The front desk and and receptionist aren't too friendly. The check-in process was disorganized. The room itself is older.  There is limited furniture and you can hear everyone in the hall.  The bed is comfortable though with clean sheets and a comforter that gets washed just as often. \n\nThe first room we were assigned to the key cards didn't work and people were making all sorts of crazy noise at noon across from us.  They moved us to another floor with working key cards.  The elevator setup seems efficient to regulate flow of traffic and the rooms are spaced well from the elevator. \n\nThe best perk about the room is the semi-large flat screen TV and the pretty bathroom tiles. The water pressure is very strong, too.  There is also a nice magnifying mirror, but in general the bathroom is small. \n\nMajor cons are small room and bathroom size, dated look, marked up walls, old furniture, no ice bucket, no fridge, no water heater, limited sink space.\n\nThere are a lot of on-site amenities... restaurants, food courts, and more. Also, this hotel is directly next to 24 hour CVS and Walgreens if you need anything. \n\nWe are only here one night in December.  We didn't use the pools.  I remember being here about 9 years ago and I liked the pools. Looks like the decor hasn't changed since then.\n\nAlso, the WiFi is spotty.  My iPad didn't pick up any connection but my MBP did.\n\nWe leave tomorrow night. I may write when our stay is finished. As of now my opinion is that it's a decent hotel, but more of a 3-star quality and overpriced for what it's worth.


I have been meaning to get around to trying this place out ever since I saw it on TV. The timing was never right...until now. I have to thank my two friends, Rob & Steph, who finally got me that elusive visit to Bachi!\nIt's not located too far from the strip. But definitely an area I had never even traveled, even living here 7 years. Inside, it had a nice clean, look. They were fairly busy for lunch, but the wait wasn't terribly long, 15-20min.\nThere was 3 or 4 burgers I wanted to try but I suppose I'll have to return to try them all hehe. I decided on the Spicy Miso Burger. I believe my friends had the Bahn-Mi & Wagyu cheeseburger. We also shared the oxtail chili cheese & truffle parm fries. My burger contained onions, shishito peppers, roasted garlic, swiss cheese, apple vinaigrette, a fried egg and spicy miso sauce. I loved the sauce. Little spicy, the subtle savory flavor of miso. And can't argue with a fried egg on any burger or sandwich, at least I wouldn't haha. Great burger. The oxtail chili cheese fries were also awesome, although it did cost twice as much as the other fries. The truffle parm fries I couldn't really taste any truffle. The Ramsay burGR truffle parm fries were definitely alot better.\nService was good from start to finish. I absolutely have to return to try more of their burgers!


Outrageously priced. I get they have state of the art equipment but we couldn't afford to use any of it. While the staff is super friendly we did have one of the doctors say, after we couldn't pay to have anymore tests done, that it wouldn't be bad if we choose to put our dog down. I have no idea how a person can be so cold. Do no harm, right? Our dog only stayed 24 hours at the place and it ran us around $2000. We took our dog somewhere else that was much more affordable and they saved his life. He stayed at the other place for about a week. Same treatment and it cost us less than the one day at VCA.


I was a little out of my element at this high class restaurant but it was worth the trip.  We went for breakfast and tried the Chicken and Waffles.  The baked chicken and gravy was fantastic.  The service was top notch.


First five stars I have given. This place is to die! My cousins brought me here with my niece for my birthday brunch. I have never been happier. Located atop the pool at the M Resort, its pretty easy  to find and parking is a breeze as the M has plenty. The wait was nonexistent as we came on Friday mid afternoon, but expect a wait for Sunday Brunch. The decor is farmhouse meets fancy pants. We were seated overlooking the pool with a great view of the Valley just past. The server was very friendly and was nice enough to joke and play with my 3 yr old niece. For drinks, myself and one cousin ordered Pabst Blue Ribbon which were served in the can with a chilled glass. My other cousin, not one for spirits, ordered the Iced Pistachio Mocha. Wonderfully nutty, with a tasty espresso base. We ordered an Apple juice for the little one and were stoked to see a regular sized drink (in a plastic, covered, strawed cup) (none of that asshole-ish 4 bucks for a shot BS) and it was Simply Apple! For the food, we decided to get a Farmer's Daughter combo for the babe. The pancake was the size of her head! It also came with a side of eggs and sausage. The eggs are the one thing I didn't like. Something they put in them didn't sit well with my tastebuds. The sausage was grand. Two links that had a crisp skin, soft center and a faint lavender taste that surprised all of us. For the big kids we decided to split two plates among us as the portions are giant! We ordered the Sage Fried Chicken and Waffles and the Meatloaf Hash. The chicken and waffles came in the form of a giant tower of awesome! Four fresh waffles topped with two deep fried chicken breasts and a huge stalk of sage rising proudly from the center, capping the dish off at about 18 inches tall. The chicken was moist and juicy with a flavorful thin breading. The waffles had bacon cooked right into the center of them, that helped translate the sweet waffles and syrup to the savory chicken easily. It was topped with fried leeks, which also had great flavor. (try them). The Meatloaf Hash came in a giant skillet, with eggs, seasonal fruit and a hearty biscuit. The hash itself had fried potatoes, spinach and a medley of bell peppers, perfectly sweated and covered in ooey gooey cheese.  The meatloaf itself had that perfect day old taste you'd expect for use in a hash. Phenomenal!!!! The biscuit was a classic recipe, nothing too special, but each table has a small jar of preserves. These may be seasonal, but the spread du jour was a mix of peach and apricot. There was no label on it, you could literally taste both of those fruits distinctly. If all of this wasn't enough, the presentation was astounding. Every few moments another giant fortress of food would emerge from the kitchen. You can tell they take great pride in every piece of culinary kitsch they send out. EVERYONE GO HERE!


Tried this restaurant as the husband was craving fried chicken.\n\nThe staff are extremely happy, polite, prompt and helpful.\n\nWe tried the fried chicken (both), mashed potatoes/gravy (both), macaroni and cheese (me), collard greens(him), and cornbread stuffing(him).\n\nThe cornbread pancakes  you get as you sit down are super tasty!!!\nThe fried chicken was cooked perfectly, we just wish it was seasoned a bit more.\nMashed potatoes/Gravy, they were okay but again lacking in seasoning.\nCollard greens, according to the husband, absolutely fantastic.\nCornbread stuffing, unfortunately some of he worst he's had.\nMacaroni and cheese, it was okay, but rather dry (could be because we got there just before closing).  Wish it had been creamier and a bit more seasoning.\n\nWe'll probably give it another try in the future.


Went to my first Panthers' game the other day; real good time, actually, even though I couldn't care less about the Panthers. It seems I'm the only one who doesn't: the place was, to my surprise, absolutely packed with Panther's fans. Pretty good for a team that's only been around for, what, ten years?\n\nOn game day, the stadium is absolutely surrounded and consumed by tailgating fans; during the rest of the week, it stands there, right outside of downtown, quiet and lonely looking. I guess that can be said of a lot of stadiums, though. \n\nAs for the place itself, really good facilities and pretty good crappy stadium food--hotdogs, pretzels, beers, that kinda stuff. But it actually wasn't as expensive as I'd feared. Pretty reasonable, in fact, which is a rarity. \n\nAnd the fans were well-behaved and fun. Definitely a nice, family-friendly atmosphere. And there are always tickets available, so check it out.


Service is the word or lack of it.  WOW!


While visiting Vegas for a friend's wedding, my hubby & I wanted to try this place after hearing great things about their alcoholic (GASP) shakes. I had a Malibu Barbie - it was OHHHH SOOOO YUMMY. We also had a Salmon Burger and Veggie Falafel Burger. Both were quite good, and reasonably priced. Definitely check it out!


Place is small, you can sit outside... In this heat, no thanks.\n\nService was BAD. We had to ask multiple times for things. My fiance had plastic,\n\nYES PLASTIC in his water.\n\nFood, is mehh. We've had better.\n\nMy 5 month old daughter was with us, and her outfit had gotten messy while we were there, so I took her in the bathroom, and changed her, without making a scene. However, I had a mommy brain fart, and forgot to pack a second outfit.\n\nIt was a week day, and the place was NOT busy. So, because I knew that we were just waiting for dessert and the check, I walked out with her in a blanket and her diaper. \n\nThe waitress just had to ask why my baby was \"naked.\" Making it seem like I was an unfit parent. Almost drawing attention to our table. Making us very uncomfortable.\n\nWe couldn't get out of there fast enough.


I needed bodywork done on my car & after asking around my work mechanics all recommended me to see Ron at at Toms Auto Works. At first, I went to 4 other body shops with good ratings to get estimates and lastly Ron. Ron gave me the best bid so I went with him. His shop was very clean & professional. When I came to pick it up, I was extremely happy. They fixed it up better then it looked when I originally bought it!! And they washed and shined it :) I will def be back... Excellent service & work!


Good deal on color printing here. They charge by the amount of coverage on the page, so color prints can be less expensive if there is a lot of white space in your document.  Quick turnaround and personal service. Definitely worth using and a local small business as well.


It's a nice addition to downtown wait staff is dicey at best.  Weird happy hour times. Blue martini goes till 7 and commonwealth goes till 9 pm.  Downtown cocktail room goes till 7 to.  There happy hr ends at 6 pm.  Hello!! Give it a one and done.


I have to say, I was quite disappointed with the crepes.  We got the Queen City and Mascarpone and Berries. They were thick and more like burrito texture than actually crepes.  Don't think i will  be coming here again for crepes.


Only came back here because I got a gift certificate from the company, and thought the place was worth another shot..\n\nSo once again restaurant was about half full..\nWaited 10 mins before the  waitress came to see us.\nTook forever to get our drinks (10 mins about)\nWaitress seems to hate her job (never smiled, and was not professional at all...) \nIced tea was way too watered down\nWarm Springs smoothie was great however! \nChicken ceasar salad was pretty good and so were the fries!\n\nPrice is way too expensive for what you get though...would never pay to eat here again. \n\nOverall 2 stars for the food, but service still sucks and is super slow & price is too expensive for the portions.


I hadn't considered reviewing this practice until my mom called this morning asking the name of the dentist I recently went to when I broke a molar.\n\nCurrent lack of insurance is the ONLY reason I didn't call North Mountain!  The break happened at about 6pm, and I wanted to get it taken care of the next morning.  If my insurane existed, I know I could have called North Mountain first thing the next day and gotten in - that is how great they are with priority flexibility!\n\nSadly, I was left to call places that were open past 6pm, and price shopped getting the work done. Getting in first thing the next day is the ONLY good thing to report about the dentist I ended up going to. So I told my mom I could not recommend the recent dentist I went to - but could ABSOLUTELY steer her toward North Mountain Dentistry!\n\nWhile I did see Dr. Rosen once, most of my visits for the years I was going were with Dr. Arak.  Bob D's review was spot on - everyone is very professional and upbeat and truly seems to like being there.\nWhether it was the attitude of the entire staff, the genuine caring about my mouth health, the lack of \"upselling\" and alarmist declarations of the work I \"need\" - or the ready availability of nitrous (I am a whimp!), the several years I was a patient at North Mountain was the only time in my life I really did go to the dentist twice a year for cleanings and checkups.\n\nAnd as soon as I get insurance again, I will be back!


How can you not be a fan?\n\nIt's an institution.\n\nOnly complaint is sometime out of items from menu like poutine gravy... but if that is the worst thing in your life... you need to goto haiti for awhile


Rooms are nothing special \nGym is small\nFree Drinks and Breakfast is only reason to stay here


I arrived at Urban Tap in time to have a drink ahead of closing time, meeting a group of 4 girls that were already there.  The bartenders were kind enough to confirm that I had ample time to buy one round of drinks before leaving for the night.\n\nWhat followed was behavior, by the owners no less, that was so abhorrent that I never intend to patronize this place again.  2-3 minutes after spending over $50 on a final round of drinks, someone yelled at me to \"Get the f*ck out of the bar.\"  I looked over at a table of 5 guys that were now purporting to be the owners of the bar.  They were literally yelling at me (for no apparent reason) to leave and they began to use words such as, but not limited to, \"Faggot\" and \"Asshole\" while one man with a beard began to comment on my clothes and hair.  They went as far as to be rude to the girls in my group as well -- again, for no apparent reason.  I'll point out that these men all seemed to be under the influence of a lot of alcohol and drugs, as well.\n\nRather than have things escalate, we took the high road and left.  On the way out, the staff was kind enough to confirm that these \"gentlemen\" actually did own the bar.\n\nThis will all feel worthwhile if even one person opts to not patronize this establishment as a result of this review.  The people that own this place should absolutely be ashamed of themselves.


Wilensky's is definitely worth visiting for the nostalgic factor. Opens since 1932 and still family own and run by the Wilensky's!\n\nAnd of course we need to order their famous SPECIAL ($3.90)! which is a grilled beef salami and beef bologna sandwich with mustard on a kaiser roll, pressed flat from the grill!\n\nAs the sign in the restaurant announces:\n\n\"When ordering a Special,\nyou should know a thing or two.\nIt is always served with mustard;\nit is never cut in two.\nDon't ask us why; just understand\nthat this is nothing new.\nThis is the way that it's been done\nsince 1932.\"\n\nSo we ended up having our own SPECIAL since it is the way it has to be and luckily I love mustard!!\n\nThe Special is great for a snack and it is so hot!! So be careful when you bite into it!\n\nThe made to order fountain drinks with quite a few different flavours: even a chocolate one!! definitely worth ordering and believe me would go well with your sandwich!\n\nNo tips necessary but if you do, it will be put into donation box for the Heart and Stroke Foundation! So do leave whatever change you want to on the counter!\n\n.


The hip hop culture doesn't interest me in the least. \n\nMostly because it has not one ounce of finesse or subtlety to it. \nGive me Ray Charles or Stevie Ray Vaughn or Tower of Power (coming to Southpoint in May by the way) any day.\n\nBUT...Flav's chicken joint DOES have subtlety and finesse. \nI'm not referring to the ghetto theater surrounding the place: tough-looking guys dressed in black guarding the door and letting people in one-at-a-time...(give me a break guys, it's a take-out chicken shack, not a VIP room!) \n\nBUT BUT....the chicken itself is excellent...full of subtle flavors and spices, and clearly made with some finesse.\nThe mac n cheese was ok: a little runny but flavorful. And the fries were much better than average.\n\nBUT BUT BUT.....it's the chicken that's worth coming back for. \nThey're on to something here. It's obvious that they care about what they're doing.\nHouse of FlavOr could become a larger enterprise, and maybe one day even a chain. \nI'll be back, that's for sure.\n\n\n\nHmmmm.....I just re-read this review. \nMaybe I've got a little hip hop in me after all, cuz clearly I like BIG BUTS.


The best local place to get beer.  It has the feeling of NODA. I have never seen a better selection of cold quality craft beers.


I went in and grabbed a bunch of their raw snacks and two raw desserts. I also ordered a juice. Super expensive, from the juice being eight dollars to the snacks going from a six dollar cookie to a thirteen dollar small bag of crackers. \nNow, I love the concept of Vegan and raw, yet for the price, I would like to enjoy the food and not taste cardboard. The desserts were horrible and the other snacks were extremely bland. The juice was WAY too thick. \nBasically, a rip off. No one should have to pay this much to eat tasteless food for health.


Karen did the flowers, center pieces, chair rentals, and sashes for my wedding.  We actually paid for fake flowers for our centerpieces and Karen ended up receiving extra of the flowers for my bouquets and she ended up making all my centerpieces out of those extra flowers at no additonal charge.  Karen was super easy to work and very affordable. Her staff showed up exactly on time for delivery too. Overall great experience


Bullshooters is a great place to go to have a little fun.  During the day, there are hard core billiards players that flock there with their specialized equipment, but at night, most people are there to have fun.  There are tons of pool tables, electronic dart boards, and ping pong tables.  the beer selection leaves a lot to be desired, but the crowd is more Bud Light than craft most of the time.


The Tower has had a pretty high flying reputation in Edinburgh, as far as restaurants go, for a good few years now. Knowledge to have before you book a table here is that it is pricier than most, but I don't think it's too extortionate considering it's clearly aimed at the higher end of the market, plus there are a fair few restaurants in Edinburgh that operate on similar price levels, and I do think Edinburgh can be a pretty expensive city in general.\n\nI had a meal at the Tower for my birthday a while back, and was unsure what to expect, aside from brillant views across Edinburgh, which the venue certainly delivers. Can't beat a fantastic view on a good day while you're eating your food, so that elevates the experience before you've really started to analyse the meal. I went for the juicy and mostly always satisfying steak option, which was slightly more well done than I would have liked, however I think this was because I asked for it to be cooked medium, when I really should have asked for it to be rare. I think it was more a shift in the way I like to eat a steak, than an inaccurate cooking judgment on the restaurant's part. I enjoyed the sultry, nicely mood lit atmosphere of the Tower, and would recommend it for anyone who likes their dinner date with sweeping views.


Fun store if you are looking for Korean. To the poster that identified this store as Japanese, was wrong. Korean and Japanese foods are similar but not the same.


The owner, Samir, used to own a shop by my house that was awesome! Now he is here and I am happy to have found him.  Very upfront, reasonable and complementary coffee, tea, soda and snacks.  This guy is a real pro and has the certificates hanging on the wall to prove it.


I've often wondered what distinguishes a $7 burger from a $20 burger. This place makes me think there isn't much difference. In comparison to some build your own burger places like \"the Counter\", the menu here is pretty limited. Also for a place that proposes to \"I-heart-burgers\", the menu is surprisingly limited in burgers. Located in the Venitian shops, this place looks like a fancy Johnny Rockets. Burger, fries, and a Pepsi for $30!! Seriously?? Food was decent, but not particularly memorable. Beef was good quality and done as ordered. Bacon slightly undercooked and quite fatty. Asked for an egg over-easy, and it was pretty under done. Fries = decent, but nothing that sets then apart. Service = ok\n\nOverall not worth the price. The food and cafeteria style setting do not justify the price.  \nWon't recommend or go back.


Ididn't have the foresight to check reviews before signing on with this company but regret doing so. We bought the 10 yr contract because they convinced us it would save us money in the long run.  Ha!  Fine, shame on me; however, that doesn't explain or excuse the HORRIBLE Customer service attitude.  Whoever answers the phones cut me off mid-sentence to transfer me to someone else, who was abrupt and cranky.  Also, I am still waiting for permanent filters that have been \"backordered\" for quite some time.  And yes, I've already paid for them.\nDO NOT GIVE THIS COMPANY YOUR BUSINESS!


I used Lucky Me Pet Care last time I went out of town and they were great. The dogs were happy, they leave notes to update you on when they were there and what the dogs were doing. I felt very comfortable leaving them in the capable hands of Heather and her staff. They went on walks each day and got the attention they need. It's a much better alternative to having to board dogs when you go on vacation as they are in the comfort of their own home. Not to mention, it is much more affordable too!


When we pulled up and I saw the name I simply thought wtf... The decor isn't very Japanese more Chinese and the menu also has tons of Chinese food also... The service was really god and the sushi chefs were cool as hell... So far this is the only place in Arizona I haven't complained about the sushi... It's not the greatest but I thought it was cool... so in my opinion its A-OK


Nice and firm please, that is how I like it, not soft and squishy.\n\nUnfortunately the tofu here is the latter. I ordered the yellow curry tofu, and the tofu was just chunks of softer tofu cut up into my curry. It was not fried or prepared in any other way first.  The curry was rich and had a good spice to it, there was also an ample amount of vegetables. The presentation with the rice moulded to a small cone was a nice touch. \n\nThere is a lunch menu full of the usual Thai suspects, curries, pad Thai etc. \n\nThe business it self is located in a odd small strip mall, the inside consists of high top tables by the window and normal tables in the inside.  It was pretty empty when we went for lunch on a weekday.


FUCK YOU APS!!!!  A $5 \"convenience\" fee for paying online?  I'm already paying 3 or 4 times the electricity cost due to your \"fees\", but its just a slap in the face when you slap a \"convenience\" fee onto an online payment.  APS is nothing but a sucky greedy company that has a monopoly and treats its customers like shit.  FUCK YOU APS.


What a wonderful and joyful place to visit. The owner, Judith is one of the kindess people I have ever met. She greats you with a big hug and hugs you again before she lets you leave the store (even if you don't buy anything). The way good no great customer service should be. When I leave this place I am filled with joy and happiness, and I can just feel my spirit at ease. I had my aura read while I was there, and it was all over the place (i.e.- stressed, depressed, worried and so forth). With just a few minutes with Judith, I let my guard down and opened up to her (she is just one of those people you feel like you can tell anything to) and not only did I feel the difference you could actually see the difference in the change of color of my aura. It is a wonderful place to shop again and again.


Paper Skyscraper is a fantastic and fun store. They have a little bit of everything. Everyone that works there are always so helpful and nice. This is a store that when my friends come from out of town, we always take them to shop here. Everyone loves it!


Two stars at best!  If your going for Frozen Hot Chocolate you'll be fine.  Service good, food mediocre... They messed up seared Ahi, and it took 10 minutes to remake, it came back out on an app plate...incorrect and then took another 5 minutes to re-plate.  I have had best food and managerial attention (had non here) from Denny's.  Thanks Serendipity!  Don't try to make a mint from a name...try some customer service please.


The Lobby Grill is incredibly overpriced and the food isn't close to as good as it ought to be for the prices they charge.  \nOur server who waited on us was was very friendly but we were right next to the server station so when she would leave our table we had the \"pleasure\" of hearing her and the other servers gossip.  Not professional, and not ok.  \nWe were provided with complementary chips and dip which were very tasty.  Unfortunately, that was where the tastiness ended.  Our dinners were awful.  \nMy husband had a steak which was about the quality you would expect from applebees, only it was 26.95.  That doesn't sound like much but it was an awful steak, very fatty, not cooked well and with almost no flavor.  And that was just for the steak - the sides are a la carte.  So we ordered the mac n cheese for 6.25 which was ok but had some kind of funky cheese in it that gave it a slightly weird taste.  It was probably the best part of the meal but no something I would ever order again.  I had the cobb salad for 15.25 and that was a huge let down.  Dressing was gross, chicken was gross, overall it was just sub par.  \nWe decided to make up for the rest of the meal with some dessert.  Maybe not the best idea....\nMy husband ordered an espresso (4.25) that came half full and cold.  We also ordered the chocolate chip cookie desert for 8.25 which was pretty good except that the icecream was caramel ribbon (or something caramel) which was way too sweet to go with the cookie.  Plain vanilla would have been much better, the dish was entirely too sweet and this is coming from two individuals with HUGE sweet tooths.  \nLong story short, this restaurant is overpriced and the food is not good.  I would never go back and I would never recommend it to anyone.


A while ago, I had been to a few other Del Frisco's around the country, but this go around stands out in my mind.  Before I had never thought of Del Friscos as being better than any other upscale steakhouse, but this time I had pretty much the best filet.  It was perfectly charred and the medium rare, was actually medium rare.  Even the asparagus was perfect, not a single one being mushy.  \n\nI was slightly disappointed by the upcharge for the wine.. our bottle of the Frog's Leap cab was $100.. yea exactly.  Thankfully the staff was nice enough to deal with our slightly rowdy and inappropriately dressed table.  They overlooked the fact that I was wearing shorts (I had no idea we were going here.. thus the lack of appropriate dress).\n\nI never thought I'd do this, but 5 stars for the best filet I've had in recent memory.


I stumbled into this place one evening as I was wandering Jean Talon on a quite empty stomach.  Two empty stomachs entered, two very satisfied and full stomachs walked out that night.  \n\nWe each ordered the chili con carne taco bowl, and we both thought it was very good.  The chili con carne actually had steak strips in it, and was seasoned well.  The taco bowl was crunchy and big enough to hold all of the veggies that were piled in. Served with rice, all for about 8$ \n\nTidbits:\n\n++ Chips and two awesome, authentic salsas arrived immediately after we ordered\n\n+ Pitcher of water \n\n*  Plastic rubbermaid style plates and water pitcher -- not the most beautiful set, but effective\n\n-- Disposable cups (BOOO)\n\nAll in all:  authentic, delicious and filling food.


WARNING: This is a cheesy review from the greatest ABBA fan in the world. The greatest straight male ABBA fan in the world.\n\nThis show inspires me when I'm \"Under Attack\". 2 shows a night for the cast, so they're \"Super Troupers\". The show is pricey, it'll cost a lot of \"Money, Money, Money\". But it's a fun show, great story, great acting, and you'll say, \"Thank You for the Music\". If you see me at Mandalay Bay, \"Take a Chance on Me\" and come along on a date with me to watch \"Mamma Mia\".\n\nSo to all my little \"Honey Honey\"'s, \"I Have a Dream\" that this show will stay at Mandalay Bay for a long time because if not, \"One of Us\" will be very sad. But if you want to see a cute story about a mother and a daughter, \"The Name of the Game\" is to watch \"Mamma Mia\". It's fun, alive, hysterical. You won't lose with this show, like Napoleon at \"Waterloo\". You'll sing along, you'll be a \"Dancing Queen\". \n\nThere are many shows in Las Vegas and on Broadway, but this one is \"The Winner Takes it All\". \"Does You Mother Know\" any ABBA songs, do you know any ABBA songs? After watching this show, you'll say \"Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!\" at your local store to buy ABBA CD's. \"Knowing Me, Knowing You\", I own them all.\n\nEPILOGUE: I expect to get slammed for this review. Prepare your statements and insults, because I have already signaled an \"S.O.S.\"


Bad service. Got both of my coffee orders wrong and my food order. Lady was rude on the intercom and they took 20 min. This is just another reason why Starbucks does so well.. Always great customer service and your order is always right. Maybe this place should learn a few things from them!!!!


This is the first place that I have been to during a happy hour that had no beer specials.\n\nI've been to about 5 different Maggianos and it seems to be slowly going down, in terms of food quality. I just really love Italian food, so I keep giving it another chance. I'm very close to the point where I would enjoy making my own fresh pasta, getting a good bottle of wine and some ciabatta bread and making dinner at home.


Friendly & great service.  It is a 30 minute ride for me but well worth it!


4 stars food\n0 stars service, it was totally abysmal this time.  what up with that?  the girl at the front was a total you know what.  anyway...its a good thing the whole food experience saved the day.


Living in the Phoenix heat, there's hundreds of HVAC companies to chose from, so of course i went to yelp for a good company with integrity that stands out from the rest,  so Benefit was called. From the dispatcher Mack taking my work order, to the tech, chuck, i was happy, and felt no pressure.


The Excalibur Rountable buffet reminded me of one of those horrible cafeteria type restaurants. My review is based on breakfast. Luckily we had a 2 for 1 coupon so it only cost my partner and I $9 each.\n\nI don't really know what to say here except they had all your standard breakfast fare but it was all dried out or soggy. It was not fresh at all. I ddin't even bother to go back and get more food. There was a dessert area that had pastries and donuts. Meh.\n\nThe highlight was the waiter who managed to make us laugh.\n\nin response to a comment I read down below, yes the food is mass produced but that doesn't mean it can't be great food. There are many other buffets that actually get it right. Try one of those and stay far away from this place.


What a rad addition to downtown! Every time I go, I find something else I love about it, and this was the perfect thing to do. \nI remember sitting at a pop up dinner in Tony Hsieh's apartment about 2 years ago. The guys across from me talking about their current project and how they are tearing down a old motel and building apartments and retail centers out of containers. They said, \"you must think we're crazy right?' My boyfriend and I both responded with \"NO WAY, WE THINK YOU ARE SMART, AND LONG OVERDUE!\"\nFinally, I can bring my child downtown without being scared she will be offered drugs!! And I am serious. Also, I can leave her at home after hours, come here, and still enjoy myself. \nAt this point Container Park does close, but not til late on the weekends. I was there at around 6pm on a Sunday night and the number of children equaled adults which is cool. There should be the option for adult and kid entertainment. \nLive reggae music played in the background. It was not to loud yet you could hear it throughout the park. There is a little something for everyone. From cupcakes, to jerky, to art, a barber shop, and of course BBQ and TACOS!! (Which I will be trying on my next trip because pork and beans DID NOT make the cut!)\nIn the middle there are 2 separate play areas, one more appropriate for younger kids and then of course the 50 foot tree house slide that is good from youth on up til you can't make it up those stairs. \nThis really was a great idea, and I hope the decide to go up a couple stories or at least continue to add on across the street.


It was horrible to park.  There were way to many people.  The lines to everything were long.  Bring cash most vendors don't take credit cards.  $10 per person to get in and we left after 20 minutes due to too many people.


This is my second time at Hank's.  We came for our 11th anniversary, I guess I told them the occasion when I was making the reservation. From the host to the Sommelier to the waiters all wished us not only a Happy Anniversary, but Happy 11th Anniversary!\n\nI always liked the ambiance of this restaurant.  There is glass fire places, several chandeliers, views of steel and glass wine cellar, swanky sofa-like booths as well as tables with nice big chairs for each person. \n\nFor a special touch, they seated us at a booth made actually for 4 people so that we could sit side by side. \n\nService was incredibly attentive and comfortable, yet formal. However, I like a Sommelier that tells you about the wine you just ordered,  this one was silent and very stiff when presenting the wine.   Last time I was here, our Sommerlier was awesome and gave us info about the wine we were about to enjoy!  Anyway, Hank's has a beautiful and extensive wine collection.  Take advantage.\n\nOne thing that was interesting and I liked was they ask if you want a bread basket or if you want to \"save room\" for your meal.\nMy husband order the lobster chowder.  I took a bite, it was creamy yet still had nice size chunks of seafood and vegetables.  While excellent it was not extraordinary...I make a corn chowder that has a similar flavor profile. \n\nWhile meant to compliment the steak, I asked for the foie gras as my appetizer.  They happily obliged my request, without looking at me strangely.  OMG a nice 3 inch slice of heaven that I rarely get to eat anymore.  \n\nWe shared a steakhouse salad and each got our own 22 oz bone-in ribeye.  Beautifully cooked to medium-rare, as requested. Sad thing was we were looking forward to a Tomahawk Steak for two, which they no longer offer.  Nonetheless, some of the best steak in the Vegas area. \n\nSo stuffed and gathering that we don't eat grains they brought us two tuxedo dressed chocolate covered strawberries as a complimentary dessert. Very nice, and that was in addition to the little sweets they bring with your check. \n\nWhile we normally just celebrate our anniversary with a simple meal out, Hank's made our 11th very memorable. Everyone said good bye and Happy 11th Anniversary, once again.


If you can ignore the fact that a miniscule percentage of your hard earned cash will be going to the world's worst carnival barker this is a decent place to stay. \nSlightly off strip, no storm und drang of a casino in the lobby, and if there are a few of you they will give you a decent rate and possibly an upgrade.\n\nI was al ittle miffed that there were no towels in my room when i checked in and some other guys underpants were still lying in the bathroom floor.


Cute little Irish pub tucked away in a what seems like a never-ending strip mall.\n\nI've stopped in here twice for lunch after meeting with clients and both times the place has been pretty empty, but I'd definitely be down to check it out for happy hour or on a weekend to see what it's like.\n\nThe service was good, though a little slow -- not to the point where it was deemed worthy to complain, but just enough to keep checking the watch to see how much time was left before I had to move on with my day.\n\nSeveral beers on draft (though not my thing, my coworkers seemed to like that), the flat bread pizza-type plates seemed to be a hit and my steak salad hit the spot.


I probably would have given this restaurant four stars out of five, but the service is really what kills it here and I hope they can improve it soon before it's too late. It had been my first time here a few weeks ago as my wife and I were looking for a good Mediterranean restaurant around Madison and amazingly the Yelp reviews were pretty good. We ended up going and of course most Yelpers claimed that it was more fast-food than anything and I thought it was an interesting concept at the time..... Well needless to say the music was extremely loud as we were ordering and I could barely hear the cashier, therefore because of that our option was to sit outside in order to have a conversation without going deaf. Secondly, the wait is atrocious as it took approximately 30 minutes to get our food and that was between two people (The restaurant wasn't even full either).\n\nAs others have said I would recommend this if you are getting take out or having it delivered (via a 3rd party delivery company). I was about to go back in for a second shot a week ago and when I walked in the same two people were working, one as a cashier and one as a cook. I immediately walked out even though the place was empty as it makes me wonder if those are the only two people who own it or work there daily..... As far as the food is concerned I feel they give you a large portion for the $10-$12 you will be spending with a drink, which has free self-serve refills (expect to refill a lot while you wait). Also, if your a humus fan then expect to have half your plate filled with humus...


I have been interested in visiting this shop ever since I moved into Harrisburg.  I had heard nothing but good things about it, and it seemed to be in a good location, so I stopped in this evening.  I got some doughnuts and a cupcake.  I was surprised at the service, the first three items I requested had run out... and when I asked for a paper menu to take home, I was told that it could be found online (however, it cannot, the website doesn't work.)  Didn't seem like the associate was interested in helping me, but moreover getting me out the door. \n\nThe doughnut was nothing special, could have found a better and cheaper alternative at the supermarket.  The cupcake was dry, the frosting was hard and had a strange taste to it.  \n\nNot impressed overall, I wish this would have been a better experience, it would be great to have a nice bakery in town.


If you like clubs, and you are really into the DJ scene, then this is the place to be during the day in Vegas.  It gets crowded, so if you can afford it, reserve an area like a table or lilypad so that you have some place to crash.  Definitely not the place to be if you want to be sunning yourself on a chair with your favorite kindle book.


being korean i've learned that i cannot go a few days without eating korean food i really don't know why, but it's something that i have to have within days. so i realized ginseng 3 opened about 6 months ago and my mom and i decided to go there for new years eve. we had the mandu duk guk (dumpling rice cake soup) because it's tradition to eat it on new years (long life or good luck...idk something like that) and it was good!!! i'm only giving it a 4 because i haven't had anything else here, but i will definitely update next time i go back :)


If you don't like a wait don't come here on Saturday or Sunday morning because it's inevitable. Other than that any other time you can pretty much walk right in without a wait. The food is average American Comfort with the huge Southern Hospitality portions us fat Americans have grown to love and expect. The service is usually A+ ( on average I usually tip the servers 25% because they are so nice and welcoming). I prefer the Breakfast menu over the Lunch & Dinner selection. My favorite breakfast is the Blueberry pancakes that's served with REAL blueberry syrup, I usually get bacon and scrambled eggs on the side. For dinner you can't go wrong with the Catfish or Chicken Fried steak. The price or the food and quantity/quality are right on. Don't expect fine dining here but do enjoy the fat induced food coma afterwards.


The good:\nBeautiful facility, plenty of amenities and good machine/ weight variety. \nIndoor pool, basketball court, jacuzzi, etc.\nTowel service, nice locker rooms\n\nThe bad:\nExpensive, you gotta pay to play.\nAgree with the used car salesman experience when signing up.\nToo many people lounging around socializing.\nToo many meatheads hogging the weight equipment grunting loud enough to wake up the dead.


I needed a Saturday night out that wasn't going to break the bank so my friend Dawn C. suggested we start out at Blush because they pour free champagne for ladies from 11 to midnight. We did not bother with a guest list, being two local ladies we had no problem waltzing right in for free. \n\nBlush is small but not stuffy. The outside patio is really nice, we claimed a VIP table for a bit since no one else was sitting there which was cool, had a place to set our stuff while we chatted... When we were eventually asked to move the person that did so was real chill about it, no attitude at all. The bathroom attendant was nice as well, helpful without being all in your way. \n\nThe scene was a little older, music was a little funky... Whoever was DJing played Rick Springfield's 'Jessie's Girl' which always makes me laugh but not really clubbing music in my opinion. \n\nGood place to get the night started.


Good parking. Although I am upset I had to pay $1 for my 30 minute parking. But that's Scottsdale for you. Nothing is always free. Even parking. Ilove all the shops here but they could update the map of the area because they are missing new places that have opened up.


Dinner price is about $30/person after tip.  I think it's pretty well worth it.  The fish was fresh and came out in a timely manner.  A lot of the rolls are california roll based, as expected, but decently flavored.  They also serve large sweet shrimp and uni (1/person) which were very fresh.  \n\nI like this place compared to other AYCE sushi places because of the variety.  They have tons of rolls and appetizers to choose from.  Make sure to try and call ahead of time to make a reservation - or be prepared to wait a long time.


Started out so promising.......why is it when small restaurants start out great they get comfortable and fizzle...been here several times and each time I see and taste the decline.The gyros were great then tasted as if they've been under the lamps all day. Why is it that the tables are always dirty and only a handful of people are seated? I wish I could say I'm going back.


This place is a chain, so I'll keep this brief.  The burgers are just ok.  Nothing special and definitely don't come anywhere near my Best Burgers of Phoeinx list.  \n\nI had the Royal Burger or whatever it is called.  Look, it's the one with the egg on it ok?  Anyway, the egg is way too done.  I'd prefer over easy or medium at the most, but this sucker was way over hard.  Not a fan so I 86ed the thing.  Way too much mayo on it too.  The fries are decent, mozarella sticks too.  Nothing amazing here.  I did enjoy the chocolate shake though.\n\nThe two times I have been to this location the service has been pretty poor.  Nothing I'm in the mood to get into right now, but the hostess was lame and the waitress subpar.\n\nFunny tip: when they ask if you've been to a Red Robin before.  Say no.  They all over react like it's the craziest thing that you've never been to a Red Robin before.  I don't see the big deal if you haven't and their reaction is annoying, but now that you know what they'll do it is fun to mess with them and see how they over react.\n\nWant great burgers?  See my list of Phoenix's best burgers. Try one of those places and you won't be disappointed.


What is happening with the Rio ? Or maybe I should say what happened ?  Am I seeing the death of a big resort first hand?  Is this the sad ending to a once extremely popular hotel ?  \n\nI will say some good things still exists here. Buffet still rocks (Minor issue, see below)  All American Bar and Grill is still good for Sunday Football. Room was very clean and housekeeping took care of everything to a T. The personnel that worked the front desk, valet, and our waitress were great and I am glad that the Rio has kept up the tradition of good friendly hotel staff. \n\nIt used to be such a nice change of pace staying away from the strip away from the hustle and bustle and you never even had to go to the strip because there was always so much to do here. Look I was a fan and stayed here many many times over the years. The pools were always so much fun, and now later in the year (November and it was 78*) even though the weather is still co operative, pools are closed and one is drained and empty. Shops are now empty, and what shops are open are having 50% off sales and pushy sales people hocking their crap. Escalator has been \"roped off\" for four days now. No soft serve at the buffet!  WTF!!!  Trash cans have been filled to capacity like they cut back on janitorial staff. The rooms have been advertised as recently renovated. And by that, I mean leave the chipped tile on the bathroom floor but throw a coat of paint on other things.  Free wi fi for only one device per day that you still pay a resort fee for so ultimately it isn't really free. And it's spotty service at best. \n\nAnd no more show in the sky ?  Really ?  Has the economy been so bad that they eliminated something that originally put them on the map ?  Sad. I would like to have the old Rio back that was synonymous with A Good Time.  Everyone has a place they stay at in Vegas. And I used to always say, without hesitancy, The Rio.


What a great store!  Sure it's small and the aisles sometimes get packed with customers and their little people pushing their little people carts, but this is a small price to pay for what a grocery store SHOULD be.  The staff are incredibly nice and helpful and the store is neat and cute as a button with samples abounding.  The prices for things like alcohol, cheeses, sauces, flatbreads and pitas, artichoke hearts  and tortellini are fantastic!  It's a nice change from the big chain grocer.  I love it!


I'm going to come out and say it, the buffet isn't all that. It's certainly not worth it. At least not these days. Maybe back when it was new and all that, but like fish sitting out, the moment it gets old it's not worth eating and should be tossed out. \n\nSo it's really confusing as to why there's so many people lining up to this thing daily. And while I'm a huge fan of seafood, especially when you have it in Vegas where they ship in thousands upon thousands of tons of fresh fish daily, you would expect to actually find something good here. \n\nWhat you end up with is just over hyped buffet food that isn't worth the lines you're waiting in, nor the coin you're dropping to get in. \n\nMaybe it's just that I'm over the buffet scene. The younger me would have been all over this. In fact, I was. Back in my early 20's I would come here a lot when I came to Vegas and stuff myself with all this seafood and feel incredibility sick for the rest of the day. \n\nBut in the many years since I've come to realize that while I'm paying for quantity, the quality sure has suffered. And really, for the amount you're paying to get in here, you're just losing yourself in the moment of trying to make the plates add up to the amount. \n\nYou're better off just going to a nice sit down restaurant that is highly rated and has a specialty you like and enjoy the meal without feeling like you're in the rush to make your dollar count. \n\nYou'll certainly bypass the awful lines to get in, as well as not deal with every tourist who was told they had to come to the Bellagio Buffet.


We had the 7-course tasting menu. Portions were large for tasting menu, which surprised us. Taste  was not delicate and presentation was mediocre. Too much butter. We expected their souffl\u00e9, but it was not part of the tasting menu. Service was good, especially the manager was very nice and professional.


Talk about rude! I called to make a yearly physical appointment for my day off. I was told that my doctor was out that day. I asked to see another doctor and was told I couldn't. Then I was told that if I changed doctors it would be a male and that I wouldn't be able to change I back. I hung up. \n\nI should also mention that my husband went to the ER and needed to follow up with his doctor at this same office. He called twice to make an appointment and never received a return call. \n\nThey clearly don't care.


Stay far away from Alex Motenko.  This Russian is nothing more than a scam artist.  I told him my problem before he showed.  He pressed a couple of buttons, charged my wife $75 and told us we had an expensive paperweight that would cost over $1000 to fix.  \n\nI ordered the part myself from shopjimmy.com and paid $74 with shipping.  the part works flawlessly.\n\nSCAMMER  ALERT!  Stay far away from TVision.  I have asked for just a portion of my money back and he refuses.  This guy is a joke.  My next step is driving his internet traffic to a website that exposes everything about him.


You'd think a famous & expensive place would have great food and great service. Yah, who wudda thunk those things are important to people? I guess the owners of Serendipity 3 just don't care much anymore. \n\nShort version: \nService is below that of a chain-casual dining spot. The food is expensive but cheaply made. I can make wayyyyyyy better stuff at home. Cleanliness is questionable. So if you are reading this... spend your money on a buffett or show. \n\nLong version:\n\nSERVICE:\nWalked past the host who was barely alive. Jeez, you are a cute girl so please smile. I know its hot out, but there is mist and a nice breeze plus its your job. Server was nice but was missing often. \n\nWhy is there a 30 minute wait when there are so many empty tables? Your servers can't handle more then 3 parties of 4 people? Please, management pick up the ball and provide some training and push your employees to be more than they can be. \n\nTook forever with my change too. :P\n\nFOOD: \nLooks nice, tastes fine, but it should have been better!!! \n\n$14 strawberry fields sundae \nyummy cheesecake, STORE BOUGHT strawberry ice cream, atleast there was real whipped cream, cheap strawberry syrup, and one little strawberry. \n$11 oreo frozzzen hot chocolate \nFrozen watery crap with canned whipped topping like a Frappuciono from starbucks you left in the sun for 10 minutes. \n\nDECOR: \nPretty AT FIRST, but looks like they threw this place together cheap. plus CLEAN YOUR TABLES. Stick & the pretty lamp on the table had old marshmellow on it. NASTY! \n\nLeme tell you a secret. if you have water, blender, instant drink mix, and ice you can make these \"FROZZEN HOT CHOCOLATES.\"\nTake two-three heaping table spoons of any of your instant coffee or hot chocolate mix. Maybe add 1 tbsp of sugar if you want it sweeter. Put in blender. Add 8 oz water. Blend. Get a 16 oz cup. Fill with ice. Put in blender. Blend until smooth. TAR-DAR! You just saved $10-11 dollars.


I can only give this place 3 stars because of the staff.  They were all so super nice and very down to earth.  Sampled five drinks from friends being the DD and all,  didn't really like any of them except the frozen mojito and even that one was a little too sweet don't think I could drink a whole one.  They did say it was the most popular drink.\n\nThe peppers off the HH menu were surprisingly good.  Chx tacos way too small. I mean tiniest portions there all together.  The $18 tuna ceviche came out and there was hardly anything to it plus it wasn't good at all.  I did eat it though because I didn't want to waste $18 ceviche but really wish I would have sent it back.  Great presentation on it.  The guacamole was good but nothing special. They do only give u 5 chips to eat it and when u ask for more they charge u.  \nAll in all. I've heard rave reviews about this place and all of us agreed it's not worth it to go back.  Sorry sumo! :(


I came here today with a few coworkers for lunch and enjoyed it quite a bit. Now, I'm not much of a sandwich person myself, but even so I was diggin' it. The people behind the counter were definitely New Yorkers, and I got a huge kick out of their accents. They were friendly and efficient, and we got in and out of there pretty fast, despite the line.\n\nI ordered the Barbeque Ranch Wrap, no lettuce, no tomato, with a wheat tortilla shell. Upon my first bite, I wasn't absolutely loving it, but the more bites I took, the more it grew on me. It had just a touch of hot sauce that gave it a nice kick, and I'd say all of the ingredients went well together. I'm not sure I'd order it again, just because they had some other good looking wraps, but overall it was pretty tasty. \n\nAgain, I don't love sandwiches all that much, but if I have to go to a sandwich place, this would be my pick.


Salads are delicious there jumbo shrimps go perfect on top! There unique dressings to choose from Lime infused ranch was amazing! \n\nCons- Poor customer Service, not helpful when it comes to being undecided or asking for their recommendations


Lon's is heaven. Sit outside at sunset and smell the pinon fires, watch the sun go down and enjoy the great food.


Service at Audi Henderson is awesome. I have never felt so comfortable with anyone. Brett is an awesome guy and he is so helpful. I seriously would keep my Audi because of this guy and will continue to buy Audi just so I can take my car to him. LoL. Awesome guy.


It's a decent place but the food is hit or miss. I've had some great food as well as some really lousy stuff....once my wife sent her stuff back coz it seemed like it was a week old!\nOk to try sometime if u r in the neighborhood, but I wouldn't travel much for it.


My daughter and I went there as she had heard the Coconut Shrimp was supposed to be very good. We ordered the cheese curds, which really how can you mess those up, we're good. The focaccia was good with the 3 small portions of flavored butter. I ordered the Lobster. It was grossly over cooked and like rubber. What a waste. Plus it did not come with butter but OIL. My daughter ordered the Coconut Shrimp which came very over cooked. Dark brown and all you could taste was the burnt outside breading . The decor was so dated and smells. Wish I could give them a 0 it was that bad . I never reviewed anything before but it was so bad I just had too. Do not, Waste your money!!!!!


iced green tea... all year long!


Awesomely authentic German bier!


This place is awesome! \nMy boyfriend Charles and I just drove 4.5 hours from California and it was 7:40pm and we were out-of-it and starving. We were going to take our food to-go as BFG closes at 8pm, but the owner Jin was soo nice and understanding, he still let us eat-in. I mean the hospitality was AMAZING...and so was the food! Chicken strips can be easy to dry out, if not done right, but man...whether it was fried or baked these strips were always moist and seasoned just right. My boyfriend loved the fried because he loves panko breaded chicken :)  The mac n cheese....ohhh gooey cheesy goodness. Actually baked in the oven.\n\nwell, long story short, we were in town for less than 48 hours and we managed to come back and eat here twice! Thats how good it was. It was the best $6 meal I'd had for as far back as I can remember...\n\nThe simplicity of the meals is what makes this place best...The chicken is really the star here. Plus, the portions are perfect.  Fantastic food at a fantastic price...oh it was AWESOME.\n\nThanks Jin! Next time were in town, we'll be back  :D


I used my Groupon with Sacred Hogan Navajo Frybread. I did not have a very good experience.  Both my friend and I got chicken frybread sandwich, and the chicken was very dry and tasteless.  They ran out of picante salsa, and we had to beg our neighbors to give a little to give some taste.  Even with that, the taste did not improve that much.  We asked our server for some side beans to hopefully give some flavor, and he returned about 15 minutes later when we almost finished telling us that they ran out.\n\nI was taking my buddy out for his b-day, and this was the not the b-day experience I was hoping to give.


Hands down the best Thai Restarunt in Las vegas, definitely worth checking out if u love Thai food, the portion sizes are good, great location, with great prices. Customer services is good. It can be better but I don't mind it because the food is execellente


The bread here was really good. There were a lot of meat for such a low price. Overall, i like the Banh Mi here and i would come back just for the Banh Mi.\nBut how ironic, the name of the place is Pho Kinh Do. Not Banh Mi Kinh Do.\nThe Pho here was bad. The soup was not beefy enough and there was not enough meat. \nBased on Pho alone, i would give this place a 2 Stars. But because of the Bread/Banh mi, i would give it a 3 stars.


Not the best nor the worst.


First time eating at Hungry Howies and will certainly go back. Service was friendly, pizza fresh and hot and we enjoyed trying the flavored crusts - Ranch and Asiago.


If you are looking for the freshest seafood in town, this is the best place to go. The portions are perfect, where you are satisfied but not overwhelmingly stuffed. The food feels more organic and clean in that I feel they use simple ingredients and don't try to add to many \"fillers\" for taste. If I was to pick anywhere in Birmingham to impress someone, this would be my choice.


The hubbie's sister and her husband were in town and wanted to try RigaTony's since they have a friend who is a Snowbird and likes the place.  We had not eaten there in a while.  \n\nWe've been eating at Olive Garden a lot, mostly because I get $25 gift cards thru work. Having gone to RigaTony's, it will definitely be the go to place when we are dining solely on our dime and want a nice dinner and salad. It is well worth the slightly higher cost per menu item.\n\nI got the chicken with lemon and artichoke...yum.  I love their house salad.  One of my bunco buddies always gets that salad when it's her turn to host.  Hubbie liked the bread (and the salad).  The hubbie got the lasagna and enjoyed it...until later in the evening when he had some major acid reflux.  Getting older sucks.   Stubborn cuss won't try my crystalized ginger remedy...I haven't had a Tums in a looooonnnnng time.\n\nWe topped the evening off w/ a trip to Angel Sweet.  Yum.


Now this is my kind of church!!  I almost couldn't believe what I was seeing when I made my first visit earlier this week!  It was a real church, serving food and beer.....and I loved it!  We had the wood-fired pizza and some Celestial Gold.  Beer was good, and pizza (Spinach, Feta and Artichoke) was excellent.  Service was good as well.  Will definitely return!


Steak was overcooked, appetizer's never came out, and they screwed up my drink.\n\nHave eaten at other Strip House's and this one was by far and away the worst one of the bunch.\n\nSide note...We think that our waiter may have been high on something, but he didn't offer to share...


I give the Beaver 5 stars because Charlotte lacks a lot of Dive bars.  I am a yankee transplant and these are my favorite bars to go to.  Charlotte lacks these so I was happy to stumble in the Beaver one night.  Great people and great drinks.  I love that they are not trying to be anything but a Bar and it works. Also I threw in an extra start for a creative name.  I also think it fits plaza mid-wood perfect.  Will stop back anytime I am in the neighborhood.


So, I've been to a couple events where culinary had a booth and I really liked their pretzels and provolone fondue. So I bookmarked and made my way over. Me and some friend decided to go for dinner and grab some drinks and food. We of coursed started with the pretzels and fondue and some drinks. We each ordered our own drinks and passed around. We order the Moscato, Room Service, and After School Special to start. I was the lucky one to order the Room Service. It has gin, strawberry simple, lemon, and sparkling wine in it and I usually have other liquors, but it was served up and it was delicious. We then ordered our food. I ordered the fried chicken, which came with a biscuit, mashed potatoes, and slaw. It came with 3 pieces which was more than enough but it just wasn't very seasoned. It was just okay. Allyface ordered steak which I thought was a little cold and Niy Niy ordered the shrimp and pork belly ramen. I think his was the best bowl at the table. We also ordered another round of drinks. Next order was another after school special, between you and me, and pinot grigio. I wasn't too thrilled with the between you and me. The belvedere and grapefruit just didn't do it for me. As far as service they were great. We came in and were brought out water before we even started ordering. Our waiter was helpful with the selections as far as drinks and choosing between some menu items. I just wasn't impressed. I mean it was good but it wasn't worth the $150. I still want to go back and try the captain crunch french toast, that may win me over... we shall see.


Great food, great staff that will make anything you want.  All chicken dishes can be ordered as white meat only.


First off, this place is not a thrift store, as other reviewers have been calling it. Calling it a thrift store entails that the clothes are donated. Trend Traders is a resale shop, and compared with some of the other resale shops nearby, like Buffalo Exchange and Mustang Xchange, it's lacking. The merchandise itself isn't much to my taste--thing some of the trendier, blander items from Forever 21 and H&M--but more than that, the pieces they carry are not worth the prices marked. The brands they carry are cheap with a limited shelf-life when bought new--who knows how long they'll last if you buy them second hand? You can find similar clothes at a real thrift store like Savers or Salvation Army for a fraction of the price, or you can buy them new for a few dollars more and they might last a few more washes. Either would be preferable.


GO SEE THIS SHOW.....\nWe were sceptical as the movie was terrible.  I am so happy we went.  The narrator was SO funny!!  Very funny,  great music...LOVE!!


This place is nice and clean. They have great people and it feels secure. That being said, the price is gross. Yes they have quality, but so do a lot of other places. This is by far the closest dispensary to me, but a half is 30-40 bucks more than some of my favorite spots. I can drive to the west valley and back and have spent less on gas and bud than I would on just bud at this place.


Was a huge fan of subway but they got rid of my favorite sandwitch chicken pizziola. I was able to still get it but they said that they couldnt anymore. I had to find a new fav but would like it more if they would bring it back. Most the subways in las vegas favor their own people or if you speak the language. Other than that could be better.


Had my gf office party here. It was meh. Probably won't go here again but I can see the appeal to some folks


After a crazy long day of work I decided to go grab a quick bite to eat at this new location close to my office.  I am a long time customer of Pita Jungle and very familiar with the menu and quality of food.  While I can't say I've visited every Pita Jungle in the Phoenix area, I can honestly say that this was the best service I have ever had at a Pita Jungle.  My server's name was Kelsey and she made the entire experience worth coming back.  Kelsey was quick to point out item's that were new to me on the menu, and catch me up to speed with the drink specials.  This to me is often something servers overlook.  I was happy to kick off my visit with a margarita, on special, and have everything else delivered in a timely manner.  Kelsey was also quick to keep the table clean and bring me my check when I was ready to head home.  Thanks again Pita Jungle for hiring this amazing server!  I will be back!


I came in here hoping to experience a delicious carne asada torta.  On the other hand, the carne asada was very hard to chew and not pleasing to the taste.  The restaurant's interior is clean and inviting with TV screens.  Many business professionals make up the lunch time customer base.  I was just dissapointed with the carne asada.


Great place. Friendly/efficient service and delicious food. Got a three combo platter, was plenty of food and was able to take a taco home. Generous amount of chips. Frozen margarita was strong. Definitely going back.


I'm not sure what the hype is all about here. I was excited to try this place based on all the rave reviews. Hell, even the pictures on yelp look legit. That being said, I'm not sure why our sandwiches looked NOTHING like the yelp pictures customers have posted. I ordered the Earl's Club and it was pathetically put together. 80% barely toasted bread. Fillings were flavorless. Turkey was gross and processed. Bacon was virtually non-existent. It's possible that this was once a great sandwich place, but I may have missed the boat. Stars are for service which was super friendly but the food here is WEAK and seriously overrated.


They have a great selection here- icecream sorbet Gelato etc.  They have my favorite cold stone flavor (cakebatter) and the prices and service are better here !


The lunch specials are pretty average when compared to others around town. (I personally think the flavors and portions are bigger, with a smaller price tag, at nearby Thai Food To Go)  But I go there for their beautifully seasoned Eggplant with Fried Tofu.  They also have a great happy hour special which is available Mon-Fri from 4-6pm and all day on the weekends.  They offer almost any of their appetizers for $4 each.  This is a steal for their calamari (lightly breaded and perfectly tender) and perfectly crunchy and seasoned Thai dumplings.


Horrible!\n\nFrozen hot chocolate = milk + ice + hot cocoa powder blended together for $10.  Not sure why everyone is raving about it?!  It was the worst drink ever!  Especially in comparison to a regular milk shake...\n\nOn top of that, the ice cream used in the shakes, cones, and sundaes is Ben and Jerry's.  Uh, you are a fancy schmancy ice cream shop and you don't make your own ice cream?  \n\nTo top it all off, there was a 30 minute wait to get in.  There is a real B&J's just down the street on the strip and another one in the Miracle Mile shops...So why waste your time at Serendipity 3?\n\nWhy? WHY?!


After we were seated our waiter never came. We had to ask another waiter after 20 mins to get our drinks. We ordered our food and waited 45 mins! The eggs were cold and hash browns not cooked. Dana was our server and she was just terrible! Worst Denny's ever!!!


Awful. Percy's on Monroe St. had our van for over a year and a half - that's right, 1-1/2 YEARS!! Lied about working on it. Lied about getting parts. Had it sitting outside in snow and rain to rust away. Finally, my husband figured out what it was and he ordered the parts after they said it was difficult to find fuel injectors. My husband found them with no difficulty. Would not recommend this place. Sure seemed like they were up to something nefarious or just completely incompetent.


I am shock! \n\nToday I bought \"Monica - Lapis Surabaya's\" cake. The code is 751160. I sliced it at home and I found the moldy inside. You can't tell without you slice it. I ate 3 slices before I knew about the moldy, I hope I am OK..Lol.. \n\nPoor me! I should checked the expired date before I bought it (I should not forget again next time...LOL). It turned out that there's no expired date printed on the box. \n\nStill, I would like to go back to this place for fresh vegetables, meats, and anything else (as long there's expired date print on it...Lol).


Papago is a great place. Staff is accommodating and friendly. The location and scenery are great. One key problem, lack of posting for the appropriate tee off locations.\nPlease mark by colors at each tee off. Provide better signage for those of us who are new to this course. Please consider making these suggested changes. I would have given this course a higher rating of the signage was appropriate.


Another great place in Pittsburgh to get Sichuan food. Other place is How Lee's but I think both are pretty much the same.\n\nThey not only have Sichuan food but they also have non-spicy traditional Chinese food. They are pretty decent but you could probably get the same dishes elsewhere that are better tasting and cheaper. So I highly recommend getting the Sichuan dishes.\n\nDishes I recommend:\n\nFu Qi Fei Pian (\u592b\u59bb\u80ba\u7247) - Beed tripe, tendon, tongue in Chili Oil (My Absolute Favorite)\nShijin Mao Xue Wang (\u4ec0\u9326\u6bdb\u8840\u65fa)- Pork Blood Tofu, Intestines, Fish Fillet and Beef Tripe\nJiang Bei Shui Zhu Yu (\u6c5f\u5317\u6c34\u716e\u9b5a)- Fish Fillet in Spicy Broth, Chongqing Style\nSan Bei Ji (\u4e09\u676f\u96de)- Chicken with Basil (This is okay here, better at Rose Tea)\nYu Xiang Huo Jiang Chao Qie Zi (\u9b5a\u9999\u6216\u91ac\u7092\u8304\u5b50) - Chinese Eggplant in Garlic Sauce or Soy Sauce\nGan Bian Si Ji Dou (\u4e7e\u6241\u56db\u5b63\u8c46) - Dry Sauteed Green Beans with Minced Pork\nCheng Du Liang Fen (\u6210\u90fd\u6dbc\u7c89)- Chengdu Bean Jello Noodle\nDan Dan Mian (\u64d4\u64d4\u9eb5) - Dandan Noodles with Minced Pork\nMu Er Hua Rou Pian (\u6728\u8033\u6ed1\u8089\u7247) - Pork with Wood Ear Mushrooms\nHong Shao Ti Pang (\u7d05\u71d2\u8e44\u8180) - Braised Pork Shoulder\nChong Qing La Zi Ji (\u91cd\u6176\u8fa3\u5b50\u96de) - Fried, diced Chicken with dried pepper, Chongqing style (This is extremely spicy. Eat it if you dare)\n\nThings I recommend not to get:\nSan Xian Sa Guo Dou Fu (\u4e09\u9bae\u7802\u934b\u8c46\u8150) - Chicken, Jumbo Shrimp, Pork, Tofu in Casserole (Compared to the Spicy dishes this is extremely flavorless. I guess if you do want to get this, make sure nothing overpowers it or you won't taste anything)\n Xiang Yu Kou Rou (\u9999\u828b\u6263\u8089) - Steamed Pork with Taro (Tiny portion, with very little taro)


We took our six month old baby for his first swim lesson on a Saturday afternoon. We were given a tour although it was difficult to hear what the girl was saying because it was crowded and the acoustics were amplified in the indoor pool area.\n\nThere are shower stalls and bathrooms to change in. Parents are welcome to watch their kids from the pool area or in the room next to it with a glass window.\n\nThe pool is big and clean, and the temperature of the water was very comfortable. My baby didn't flinch at all when he went in the water. Our instructor was late, so we had a sub for the first few minutes. It was a good introductory lesson and a great way to get kids acclimated with the water. My son had a blast and was a trooper even when they submerged his head. The instructor led our group in fun activities that included toys and nursery rhymes. The session was half an hour long. \n\nLike other reviews mentioned, the Front Desk is a little unorganized. I think they should figure out a system where a parent can quickly purchase a snack without waiting ten minutes for the staff to go through the membership paperwork with other parents.\n\nWater Wings is worth checking out if you want a nice clean pool where your kids can learn how to swim.


Toooooooo freaking bright ,  i am gettin lightbulb burn.   Servers sitting at the bar with their uniform.  The bartender took 8!minites to acknowled me.   Toooooooo bright! Not likelly to return :-(.


The lady who runs the service here is extremely rude. Pretty sure she's only not rude to people who speak Cantonese. For every little thing we asked her, she started scolding us in Mandarin.\n\nI came here once with a large group and my friend and I were ordering for everyone. We were just discussing possible dishes to get and she wrote down everything we said even though we haven't actually ordered it. We didn't realize this until the food was brought out. We didn't want to argue with her so ended up paying for everything.\n\nWe also thought we ordered too much and just wanted to ask if we could take a dish off the order. She started yelling at us when we were only asking if it was possible. Extremely bad attitude and very obnoxious.\n\nThe food here is also not that great. A lot of the dishes we ordered was pretty flavorless. And I'm talking about their \"authentic\" dishes, not their Americanized ones. Their salt and pepper squid was good, though it's hard to mess that up. Can definitely get better authentic Chinese food elsewhere.\n\nThey also cater for large parties in their upstairs dining area. Do not do this. They overcharge for parties by serving subpar food and charge a certain price per person.


This is my new favorite store for workout attire.  Not only are the materials of the highest quality (they have made it through several washes and still look brand new) but everything fits perfectly. At 6'5\" 200lbs I have a hard time finding clothes that fit. Particularly long sleeve shirts with sleeves long enough at the arms without being too baggy around the waist. \n\nAnd the staff here are incredible helpful. I felt like I had my own personal shopping assistant trying her best to ensure I found just the right items.  \n\nThe only downside is that everything is expensive. On the flipside the clothes seem very durable. I have a hunch I may end up saving money in the long run. \n\nAnd lastly - they actually have size 14 socks. And the most comfortable socks I have ever worn. Amazing!


Easily the worst restaurant we ate at in Montreal.\nWe started with oysters. They looked shriveled and off-color, one appeared so butchered we didn't want to eat it.\nI ordered the salad from the Table d'h\u00f4te \"Gastro\" menu. It was just rocket with too much dressing and small raisins which just fell through to the bottom of the plate (gravity always wins).\nThe fish was dry and overcooked and the \"risotto\" was just mushy under-cooked rice.\nWe also heard a microwave beep 7 or 8 times while we ate and there was an ant on our bread.\nI feel like I got hustled out of $150.


Located in Park Road Shopping Center, Ski Country Sports is a skinny store with a lot of stuff packed into it. The store goes back a good ways & they have everything you need for the slopes.\n\nFrom snowboards to clothing, this lodge themed store has it all. I checked out their cold weather gear & they had a good selection of jackets. The store is a little cluttered, but I guess they get as much into the small store as they can. \n\nOne odd thing about the store was a wall filled with tennis rackets. Uh, pretty sure tennis isn't a widely played sport along the slopes, but I checked them out anyway considering it's the only thing I have some knowledge about in a ski store.\n\nSki Country has a lot of ski related apparel & gear, obviously, so if I were a slope fan, I might head back here for some stuff.