I chose to have my birthday dinner here with my boyfriend last year . We started out with the cheese board which was a nice selection of cheeses.I ordered the Wagyu flat iron. It was cooked perfectly to my medium temp specifications and the mashed potatoes with the wasabi was a unique touch. My boyfriend ordered the pub burger. He said it was one of the best burgers he has ever had. Unfortunately, he became violently ill the next day and was feeling perfectly fine before he had eaten the pub burger. We have tried to go back since but it has just become too hard to get a reservation. I'd like to return because, since my last visit, my palate has expanded to the adventurous moreso than before and I would like to try some of their more \"daring\" options.


After seeing all the 2nd pasta helping commercials on TV, my boyfriend and I decided to have Italian for date night. We were seated promptly upon arrival but noticed an odd smell coming from the dining room. The wood burning grill was close to where we were seated but it smelled off. Our server was slow to arrive for drink orders and my boyfriend kept having to drink my water because our server neglected to fill water. I ordered a glass a wine, which of course was delicious. Bread came and was honestly the best thing we ate all night. I loved the olive oil and spice mixture! I ordered the pasta Carraba and a Caesar salad. The salad was really over-dressed and the dressing had quite a peppery kick. I like pepper but not overpowering. For the 2nd pasta helping, there were only 3 options and none of them resembled the pasta on the commercial. The pasta I ordered was very disappointing, very mushy. The chicken was grilled nicely but for $15.50, the pasta wasn't prepared better than what I could have made at home for a lot cheaper. We skipped dessert and took my leftover pasta home. I did like that we were given bread, olive oil and spice mixture (since that was delicious). It has been a while since I had visited Carraba's and now I know why. Everything was mediocre and for me, I don't like visiting places that are just OK.


Time for an update...\n\nWithin the past month I've visited Downtown Cocktail Room three times.  And whether it was through my personal experience or the experience of others in my party, things have left a generally sour taste in my mouth as of late.  There are a few things that have stood out in my recent visits:\n\n-The audacity of a specific bartender.  I always welcome a bartender/mixologists opinion when it comes to recommendations for spirits and cocktails, but this individual comes across as arrogant and presumptuous.  He offers suggestions for DCR-original creations, and then openly admits that all of his recommendations are his own creation.  This came up after a customer had inquired about a drink on the Spring menu, and the bartender said that he wasn't the one who created the drink.  In addition, he ignored a customers request for a cocktail made with a specific spirit, stating that he doesn't work with it; he then waited for the customer to suggest a different spirit base for a cocktail.  As a side note, this bartender also rang up my bill incorrectly during this visit, over charging me for a drink.\n\n-Service.  Waitresses were not immediately willing to seat my party in the back area of DCR.  This was brought to my attention by another member of my party, as I arrived after they had.  They were told that there was no seating available, and we only ended up in the back area because a member of our party asked about it.  Am I to believe we would have been out of luck if we weren't aware of the back area?  Maybe.  After being seated, ordering our drinks, and then receiving our drinks, the waitress asked if we wanted to start a tab.  Standard procedure, that's cool.  Some individuals were done ordering and decided it would be easier on them to pay their portion of the bill now, instead of having their total added to a tab.  The waitress then proceeded to bring out the bill for everyone at the table.  Later in the night, when another party was seated in the back area, the waitress took an empty chair from our table without asking us if it was taken.\n\n-Did you know there was a $20 minimum if you're going to use a credit card/debit card?  I sure didn't.  After going here for the better part of two years, that issue has never come up; I know this because I often don't carry cash, and also usually order only two drinks (which will keep the bill below $20).  However, on a recent visit, I ordered one drink for myself and another drink for a friend, for a total bill of $19.  First of all, the bill was brought to us right after our drinks were delivered.  Really?  You want me out of there that bad?  After handing the bill back with my debit card, the waitress stated that there was a $20 minimum and that they would have to add $1 to my bill so that I could use my card.  My card is Visa; if this establishment accepts Visa, then they also accept all fees due upon Visa transactions from customers.\n\n-Responses to Yelp reviews:  Eight out of the ten lowest scored reviews have received a response from Michael C. of Downtown Cocktail Room.  Not one comment or response, however, was given to reviews over three stars.  It's one thing to step up and address concerns with reviews that you feel are not a valid representation of your business; however these responses avoid the overall commentary of the reviews, and a number of them end with something along the lines of, \"Come by DCR and form your own opinion.\"  Normally I wouldn't nitpick and pull out a statistic like I did above, but it surprised me to hear about the feedback that people had received for their reviews (three stars or lower), while I had not gotten any feedback for my review (five stars).  It's a little disheartening to see all the attention the negative reviews receive, while the glowing reviews from regular customers appear to go unnoticed (until their rating goes down, in which case the deduction of two stars in a review prompted a response that ended with, \"Thanks for all of the past support!\")\n\nThanks for all of the past support?  Well, your welcome for all of mine as well.  We'll see how things go from here, as I'm sure I'll end up here again; probably just not twice a month as I have in the past.


I'm still on the fence about this place, but here are some observations:\n\nFranktuary is generally vegan friendly, but the menu lacks informative labeling (as some meat eaters have also pointed out). \n\nThe veggie dogs are the same boring dogs you can get anywhere, but the different executions make them slightly more interesting. I haven't tried the veggie sausage, I think it might have egg in it (example of how a menu indication could be useful). \n\nBeet balls = yum! \n\nGarbanzo fries, also a hit! \n\nSome of the cocktails are way overpriced. The \"Refugio\" is a nice enough mezcal drink, but it's $14 and not up to par with Salt or Cantina's less pricey concoctions. It was not particularly strong, like a mezcal drink should be; it was rather on the sweet side and was lacking the bitter and sour elements of the grapefruit ingredient. Plus, it is served in a coupe with a plastic straw, which seems tacky and pointless (the straw). I had another even less impressive drink there on my first visit, which I cannot remember...The bartender seems sincere in his efforts, so I hope he can fine tune things a bit, and get the prices in line.


Never would I step into a birks again because of the snobby salesman. They think their clients don't have enough money to buy a product they want to see first or something ? \n\nHorrible customer service.


Excellent Mexican food, clean and decent prices for the amount of food.  Will definitely be returning.


amazing french restaurant in the paris hotel. lots of choices for steak and seafood, but delicious appetizers and salads too. very extensive, although pricy, wine list as well. but, you MUST try the french onion soup, it was my favorite thing on the menu the multiple times i've gone there. (ok fine, by multiple i mean twice. but i plan on going there more.) and apparently amazing seats for the bellagio water show. but it's too cold right now for that (december) so for now, sit inside until spring rolls around.


We have been eating at Don Pedros for over a year and just love it. The place is never empty and its not because there is nothing else to eat in Queen Creek. If your looking for the \"Garcias\" type Mexican food, there are two other places in Queen Creek for that! But if you like real Mexican food, Don Pedros is for you! Even though busy, we have never had to wait long to be seated and the service is always great. The owner always walks around to the tables to make sure everything is to your liking! And, I likey!!! YUM  They also have Poker and Karaoke on Saturdays! Very fun!


Went back to make sure the first time wasn't a fluke, not at all. By far the best pizza I have had in Vegas. The only reason for 4 stars is that I live on the west side and a bit of a drive for me. but it is worth the drive. Wish there was one on the west side.


First visit was two days before NYE.  We had lunch.  The Green Papaya salad and the panang curry were both excellent.  Service was good.  Beer was cold.  There was litter on the floors and no one picked it up throughout the lunch period, but other than that it was just fine.   If I lived in Vegas, I would go back and explore the menu a bit more and then I would adjust my review accordingly.\n\nOverall, I would recommend this place to anyone who likes Thai food...btw:  Their Hottest setting is not really very hot.


When my fiance dropped off ten items to be cleaned at the Gilbert location on Val Vista, he was quoted $4.25 per item. At pick up, the price had increased 20%. Not only that, a $300.00 shirt was spotted with grease. We will not be using this location again.


middle of the road.  I'd give it 2.5 stars.  the shrimp fried rice was very good, the teriyaki chicken good, the orange chicken pretty blech.\n\nOverall, I'd say it was decent.  Not great, not good, but not terrible.  Just average.


IF YOU ARE A HOMEOWNER AND TRYING TO USE THIS COMPANY TO DO BUSINESS............... RUN!!!!! the owner and management staff are the rudest people that you can possibly work with. They have a zero communication policy from my understanding because they will never let you know what is going on with your property unless you inquire and follow up. Everytime there is a problem you have to do most of the leg work if you want to find out any details. Not sure if the company was sold but i have been with them for 5 years and the last year has been the most disastrous i have experienced. There are numerous rental companies, id try another one prior to resorting to them.


Came here last Friday night based upon the Yelp reviews and it was convenient. We got the large AC special pizza for $18.95. The toppings were green bell peppers, onions, sausage and pepperoni. The sausage was round and thinly sliced like pepperoni is. The portion of sauce was okay, not skimpy but not overly generous. The sauce had a slightly sweet flavor to me, which I didn't prefer. Tasted home mad though but still doesn't necessarily mean it is excellent merely because it is home made. \n\nWe took it home so I can't judge whether the crust was crispy or not - we heated it back up when we got home prior to eating on a pizza stone so the crust was crispy. So overall decent thin crust pizza, not on par with Lombardi's in NYC or such but decent. I am a thick crust girl but as thin crust goes I prefer the thin crust (and thick crust) over at Dom Demarco and I personally think that is more \"authentic\". The caveat being I am not from NY but I have ate my way through it.  \n\nI think the price is a little steep for what you are getting but I am glad I tried something new. I wasn't thrilled with the ambience in the restaurant, that was the deciding factor in taking it home. They tried to make it a warm, fresh venue with the paint and decor, however, the acoustics were poor and although there were only a few people in the restaurant it seemed loud.


I found the sandwich I ate at Primanti Bros to be quite tasty!  As others have mentioned, the signature toppings of cole slaw (which I normally loathe, but, in this case, loved!), french fries and cheese accompany any of your \"meat\" choices for a sandwich.  The menu is limited, and there are no frills or false pretenses here.  I would definitely eat here again!  I had the fish and cheese sandwich, and it was outstanding!  I can't give the place 5 stars, because it didn't completely wow me, and the others in my party were a little disappointed.  I think they may have just made bad choices for their \"meat\" (kielbasa and the Pittsburgher), but I doubt I could get them to try it again.  But hey for only a little over $6 per sandwich, can one really complain?  Delicious!  I'll go back without 'em.  ;)  Not a lot of tables, and not even sure it's air conditioned, so don't bring your fancy clothes or your roaming toddler.  ;)


Awesome resort and fabulous water park!  Great for the family!


I don't mind spending money for a special occasion meal providing the food and the service are commensurate with a high-ticket entr\u00e9e.  (about $40 per entr\u00e9e.)\n\nWe arrived at 8:30pm and there barely was a wait.  The greeter was courteous.  When we first sat down, they promptly took our cocktail order and told us that water and bread would follow.  \n\nThe good:  I had just ordered the same cocktail for dinner the night before at the Voo Doo Lounge.  The one at the other place was nothing to write home about, even though it was the same exact cocktail.  I don't know what they did differently, but the one I had here was truly spectacular.  I'd give it a 10.  I ordered a dirty martini using Grey Goose vodka.\n\nThe place was nicely decorated, on the main traffic isle to the concert arena (good for people watching), and was clean.\n\nThe bad:  They came around with bread, and you get just one piece of bread, the size of a garlic knot (not very big).  One of my dinner companions was very hungry and after asking, they finally came around with a plate full of bread, but the visual just served just as a tease.  She thought he was just gonna leave the whole plate.  Instead, he gave her just one, and moved on to other tables to pass out the other rolls and acted like it was the last bread on earth and he could only spare just one.\n\nThe wait for dinner was very long.  I didn't time it but I'm gonna guess to say it was 45 minutes.  I realize the kitchen might be backed up or something, but our waiter never came by to say he knew we were alive and we were up in 2 more tables (or whatever).  There was plenty of staff, in fact, they told us they were fully staffed that night gearing up for the exiting crowd (not until 11pm) from that night's AC/DC concert.  We were there during a non-busy time, as the restaurant was only about 75% to capacity and virtually no wait.\nFor a $40 entr\u00e9e, I want my waiter to be on top of things and attentive.  Not only did we have a waiter, but we had a waiter's helper/busboy who came by with water refills and the like.  There really was no excuse I could think of to ignore us that long.\n\nI had heard that the food here was so amazing that I simply couldn't wait to try it.  I ordered the Grilled Hawaiian Swordfish.  It was overcooked, very dry, and there was nothing special about it.  To me, the mark of good food is food combinations, seasoning, and the sauce.  Anyone can make fish, chicken, and steak.  It's what you pair it with and the sauce that floats my boat.  Anyway, there were no such good comments I could make.  There was no sauce or special flavors and the food pairings were nothing unusual.  How about you put together some Cajun seasonings or regional Louisiana cooking, for Pete's Sake?  I felt like I could have had the same fish for $10 at a local diner.  It was plain Jane and dried out.\n\nIt came with Coucous.  The coucous was very good, but hey, it's coucous.  Who can get excited about coucous?  It's like saying you got excited about rice.\n\nThe vegetable was asparagus.  I guess they put it on the grill as well.  It was so overdone that it brought back scary memories of my mom's generation when they used to boil vegetables to death.  It was completely wilted and also had no flavor or distinctive seasoning.  If you're gonna wilt it, then use some spices to rev up our palates.  If you're gonna make it plain, then serve it somewhat al dente so we can at least get in all our nutrients.\n\nI ordered the Beignets.  The last time I was in New Orleans, I am ashamed to admit, I bypassed breakfast and instead ate beignets every day for breakfast along with my robust French coffee.  Those beignets made a lifetime lasting impression on me.  While La Gasse's beignets were edible, they weren't light and fluffy and were certainly forgettable.\n\nI'm giving the restaurant a poor score for non-existent service (when they clearly weren't busy) and a meal that was no better than Denny's.\nDT


Not sure why it comes up as a sushi bar??? \nIts really not where I would come for sushi.\nBut....The Kushi Tan  is INCREDIBLE!!! \nAs for the Bacon wrapped Mochi I wish the bacon could have been cooked a little more the second time eating there.\nBut the Beef Carpaccio Deeeee-lish, oooh and the Garlic Bokchoy! \nand the Honey Toast Yummm I know from the pics on here it looks burnt but really it's not.\nPretty good place but you have to know where to find it too!


I only come her for Kiwanis Club of Scottsdale McCormick's weekly meeting.  Never played on-site or use any of their other facility other than the small banquet room facing the fountain area.  Overall service was good, but they do indeed need to improve their facilities.


We came here a few months ago, but I can definitely say I won't be back. The food and service were slow, really slow. The food was also nothing spectacular. Portions were small and dismal looking. Definitely a disappointing place for nachos and beer.


I stayed here in the early days when it was a Hilton. It was a great hotel! I then stayed here a month or two before the hotel changed hands. It sucked! Given a good room deal, I thought I would give it one more go -- about a year later. Still sucks. \n\nCareful - they give out a coupon book to use throughout the hotel. MAKE SURE YOU READ THE SMALL FINE PRINT ON THE BACK OF EACH COUPON!!!


Really good Ahi Tuna steak, especially if you're drunk and need something to even out the alcohol. Servers are nice and quick.


Dalkeith Road is so sad-looking. I don't know how a street can looks sad, but it does. It's sort of saying 'I'm out of the way, I'm long and there are other roads parallel to me that are much better and get there quicker. sigh.' Is it possible to feel sorry for a road? \n\nAnyway\n\nC's Tasty Bites thus lacks the va va voom I look for in a snack shop. It tries, nonetheless, and 10/10 for effort. \nThe place itself is small, I think too small to breathe so only ever come here for take-away. The price is alright and the food isn't amazing, but maybe i;m lacking enthusiasm because when I leave i'm left with Dalkeith road. aw.


The Melting Pot was a big disappointment. Yes, it was a unique dining experience but not in a good way. Our server was well versed and very nice but the food was not at all worth the price. I ordered the vegetarian plate which included about half of the things it said it would. The dipping sauces that accompanied the food weren't well thought out. My date ordered the duck and pork which had the same dipping sauces as the vegetables. The salad was something you would have gotten at any diner. It just didn't live up to the prices in my opinion. I left with over half of my dish uneaten. My date wanted to order a pizza when we got home. We wont be returning.


I have been going to this park now for about a yr and a half and just love it. Its so close to my house. We have many playdates here with my mommy group vegasmommies.com. I even had my Ryders 1yr Bday party here. There are always tables available for things like that.\nThere is a small skatepark, water park and a great little playground area. There is also a nice paved trail that goes through the park. The park is very well maintained and the bathrooms are clean.


If I could give 2.5 stars I would.\n\nThe devil is in the details!! Vdara is nice enough but what you get for what you pay for isn't really worth it.\n\nPros: nice furnishings in room, liked the little grocery store in the lobby, pool was nice (a little small) cabanas are reasonable priced (250 for the day), non smoking, easy to get a cab.\n\nCons: had to call down all three days to ask for water, coffee, sugars/creamers..at least one was missing from the room every day. Towels sucked. We put down a credit card at check in $25/day resort fee and $100 deposit. We went to the pool and got a few drinks and they said that we were not set up for room charges. I called the front desk to ask what the problem was...b/c be put down a card. And they said we had to hold another $200 to do room charges...embarrassing and a pain in the a$$. \n\nFinally, and no fault of the hotel was the fact that there was not a casino, restaurants, and shopping at the hotel. I knew this before making the reservation and didn't think it would bother me...but it did. I like having places to grab a quick bite or hit the casino after dinner or a show. \nNext time I will spend a little more each night and stay at Encore!


BEST PLACE EVER! This is really the best place to get a super affordable car wash. Everyone is so friendly and helpful and my car is as clean as can be! I drove away in what felt like a brand new car that smelled like pina colada.


Will always remain one of my 'to go' places when passing through vegas.


Nice change in dining . Fresh and tasty. Great staff. The servings are huge!


I go to Lee Lee's every week. I've taken food to go twice from this place. Today, I decided to eat in for business meeting. \n\nLunch special was $7~10. It took few minutes for them to take our drink order even though there weren't that many people. \n\nMy partner ordered pork cutlet, I ordered seafood and chicken in white creamy sauce and singapore noodle. The waiter was very pushy and rushed us to order. He took my menu before I finished ordering. (after I ordered seafood, he took menu before I ordered noodle...) \n\nI wish lunch special came with soup or something, but it didn't come with anything else but white rice and cup of entree. Portion wasn't that big either. I was bit disappointed with the sauce. It tasted like alfredo sauce. Not what I wanted in a chinese restaurant. Maybe it's just me. If someone who's reading this review like creamy white sauce, the sauce itself wasn't bad. It just isn't my favorite. I guess I didn't read the \"creamy\" part of description. I wanted white garlic sauce, which is more clear sauce with chunks of garlic in it. \n\nSingapore noodle was good. Veggies were crispy, not too overcooked. (I hate mushy bean sprouts) Good amount of curry seasoning. \n\nAfter reading some of the reviews here, I'll try BBQ pork next time. \n\nOne more thing before I wrap this up. They auto-grat 15% in our tab. Party of 2. That gives them 2 star, not 4. It goes back to tip talk few weeks back. I, as a customer should decide how much, not a server. I peeked the table next to us as I was walking out, their tab also had tip included, party of 3. \n\nFood was decent. Auto-grat for party of 2 turned me off. I'll go back to takeout option.


Drinks are overpriced but strong. Service is friendly but mediocre and the food is okay but I've had better. . Overall not my favorite but if your a 20 something female you'll prolly do okay. There's a mechanical bull free for chick's guys pay 5 bucks.  I'll just wait for Saddle Ranch Chophouse to open.


It is Pizza Express so no real surprises. The conversion of the building in Morningside is really lovely and it is pretty airy and has a slightly different feel from the Pizza Express I visited at The Shore a couple of weeks ago.\n\nI did enjoy my visit but why a different rating from The Shore? I think the Morningside branch is definitely successful and this is part of the problem. Morningside doesn't have a huge amount in it - a few bars, cafes and Indian restaurants but for kid friendly places then PE is a magnet. Combine this with the offer of take away then it is bloody busy. Good for a manager, not so good for a customer who is hungry.\n\nWe arrived (after booking) and got our table quickly. We did arrive at 6.15 so if you are not a fan of little people throwing tantrums then eat later. This didn't bother us. \n\nWe had a voucher so 2 courses for \u00a310. Starters we had were sweet potato risotto and a tomato and mozzarella salad were well received. Tasty and we were looking forward to our mains. \n\nNow I like a break between my courses but we must have been around 45 mins between courses. I am still not unconvinced our two gluten free pizza's were not given to another table. Anyway, it was a long wait and it did spoil our experience. My pizza was softer than The Shore version, not so much crisp which I very much enjoyed before. Still good but not as great as before. We were right beside the kitchen area and it was clear there needed to be more people on this section to cope with all the orders. People who arrived after us were out before us and 1hr 50 mins for 2 courses is not great. I was pleased I was heading home and not to the cinema. \n\nStaff are really nice and friendly but my stomach isn't that forgiving. I'll probably come here again as it is local for work but I'll probably eat more before, just in case I have a LONG wait...


OK. I realize that I look like a huge softy with the stars but I really do love postinos. My world revolves around their bruschetta. I mean, ricotta with dates and pistachios (!) Most amazing thing ever. The apple, brie, and fig spread is pretty spectacular as well, not that I've found one I don't like. The wine, sangria, and prices are all good. The only thing that tends to be lacking is the service, but only in speed. I'd say they need a few extra hands but that would just add more bodies to an already packed house ( I have never seen this place slow) so I'm perfectly content sitting back and waiting. Give yourself some time if you plan to visit, just sit back and relax, when your server does get there they will be friendly, the wine will be good, and the bruschetta will be delicious.


I have been excited to go to this restaurant for awhile, and finally I got my wife (not a fan of BBQ) to give it a go. The experience started out great... the manager Danny seated us, commented on how he had recently won a competition for best ribs and even gestured to the award on the wall.\nWhen it came time to eat, this is where the meal went downhill. My wife's meal was wrong and she had to send it back (she ordered nachos with chicken) but at first glance my full rack of ribs was fine. As I started eating, my wife asked \"Are ribs supposed to be that pink?\" The meat was a little pink, but i figured they just wanted them to be tender. However, as i progressed however the rack was less and less cooked, going from pink to red. I looked over at my wife's plate and she was literally picking out the PINK portions of chicken. We asked to speak to the manager and he never came back to the table.\nLong story short, if you like your chicken rare, and your ribs even more so, then sticky fingers in Ballantyne is for you. If you prefer to not roll the dice on a night hugging the porcelain... then stay away.


We had dinner there and it is a big must NO go. If you want bread it's $15 ,very average food coupled with service that you would expect at Denny's.  Yes he is Thomas Keller's brother but that's where it ends.\nStay far away there are way to many fine dining spots just right around the corner.


I had a hysterectomy/hernia repair done in December where the wound opened up in January.  I received a call from my physician asking me to come to Mercy Gilbert where she was on call over the weekend so that we could take a closer look at the wound.  Dr Jennifer Reitz of Advanced Surgical promised me a direct admit to the hospital --on the way there we received a call from the call center stating I would have to go through the ER.  I arrived in the ER and was taken back - before vitals or anything else was done I was informed by the RN that I was being placed on a Psych hold because I had made statements that I planned to kill myself.  I immediately went to run - they called security who came in and tackled me dragging my open wound across the floor and then used my face to clear a supply rack.  I was then thrown in a gurney and halled down the hallway and told I would have to take any clothes off that were mine and be in there clothes.  They would not even let me keep my underwear.  I never told a doctor that I wanted to kill myself - their notes specifically state that I did not say this.  This all came about based on a conversation with a home health nurse I was trying to fire because she was not tending to my pain and Dr Jennifer Reitz who then turned around and put words into my husband's mouth to justify this.  I was told that I would be held at the hospital overnight and could not leave AMA - the only other option was going to jail. Eventually I was placed in a room, had all my belongings taken away and thrown into their med-surg floor where the nurse laughed all night at me,  Finally the psych douche bag shows up and agrees that what I had said 12 hours earlier was true...I was not suicidal.  However, in order to not be sent for inpatient psych eval I had to agree to work with the surgeon who lied to me and allow her to do another surgery.  I now truly fear this facility...their is no human kindness involved here.  This ER wanted someone to beat on and I was that person.  I now have severe PTSD and do not trust anyone in the medical field to touch me.  Do yourself a favor...if you have an issue that requires the ER avoid this one.  Not only did they do nothing for my wound pain -  they have left me with severe PTSD and nightmares.  The place needs to be closed and everyone that works there needs their license taken away from them without an option of ever being able to get it back.


We decided to come here after a night of mini golf and it was a huge mistake. We got a table pretty fast considering how busy it was, but walking to our table we saw so many empty seats and so many people waiting. It was strange. I ordered a starter and its never a good sign when it come after your food gets there. Our waitress would forget things we asked for all the time and then when we would ask about it she would tell us she didnt forget she was getting to it. I would have given more respect if she would have just admited to forgeting and moved on. You dont have to lie. Everyone at the table wasnt happy with how there meal came out. Fish was over cooked, noodles dry, drinks being empty for long periods of time, when salad was brought out there was barley any in the bowl. Just a waste of time and money. Avoid.


I've gone there several times just for breakfast and have never been disappointed. I love the service. They are very friendly and thoughtful. I love the hash browns  and the grits. Seems like a old fashion combo. The food is always warm to hot when I get it. The coffee is always full and I don't have to hunt down the wait staff to get my coffee filled. My mom came down from Montana and she loved the wall decorations (she could relate) and the over all experience.


Went today for father's it's one of my fave's spot but today my wife went to the restroom to take my daughter, she came back she had lost her appetite the restroom was disgusting.  They had just brought our food had to take to good. \nThey won't get my business no more.


This is NOT a French restaurant, my darlings. This is a fake interpretation of a French restaurant. The escargots were in a watery, non-garlicy, overly parselied bath. You do NOT change the time-honored traditional recipe for escargots. When I mentioned this to the waiter, he said that the Chef likes to put his own spin on traditional recipes. YIKES!  They have no business calling it a French restaurant if they're going to mess with recipes that are 100s of years old and classic. The Steak Bordelaise was passable, but the Bordelaise was NOT authentically done. The frites were absolutely NOT done French style; they were potato chips. Well, what can you expect? It's Las Vegas where everything is a pale imitation and a fake reproduction of the real thing. Sigh.


so i'm kind of a subway snob. so with that in mind.....\n\nthe high school aged staff kinda drives me nuts. there is just a complete lack of organization in there. and not exactly the cleanest establishment. i walked out last time i was there because the kid made my salad without putting on gloves....\n\nhandling meats, veggies etc with out gloves. no thank you.\n\nthe manager just lets her staff run roughshot all over that place. \n\nthanks but no thanks.\nI really think its the gloves thing that got me. everything else i could deal with but thats just tooo much for me.


Their carry-out specials are great! The toppings are like extra toppings and the crust is crisp n chewy, I've read some ppl ask fir extra sauce but I thought it was good enough, unless u like saucy pizzas. Overall really good value n pizza were ready to pick up in 15mins. Nice guys that work there too...


Great \"Everyman\" pub. Just beer and basic drinks, but that's ok. Sociable atmosphere. Appeared to be mostly locals, but I felt right at home. 30-something crowd give or take.


Once you sift your way through all the Smith's shopping carts you find a pretty good little place, and it beats battling for parking on Spring Mountain, and the noisiness of Nobu.  We would come here special or no special (though the 2 for 1 Asahi nights is enough reason right there), but it's always fresh - plus they have oysters!  Decor could use an update yes, but you find yourself too busy stuffing your face to notice.\n\nAt least we were able to order our sushi directly at the counter (we didn't see our server too often - one more on to help couldn't hurt), and they did us a few special requests that other places didn't.   Don't forget your stamp card, we've gone through two!


To be honest, I am surprised this show is still going on. It is a throwback to the old Vegas days and it was nice to get a feel for that but I feel a 10 min sidewalk show could have done the same thing. The set, costumes, and choreography are all outdated and it was beyond apparent. Like others have said the dancers seemed like they were bored and just going through the motions. If you can score free (like I did) or highly discounted tickets it is definitely worth it just to experience what old Vegas might have been like.


Was having a great time until I realized they house six captive dolphins. Was shocked...they are literally in a swimming pool. Really sad. No thanks i'll stay elsewhere next time.


silver clouds...amazing. \n\nsmall, intimate museum....but amazing.\n\nshows held in lobby....amazing.\n\na sure stop if youre in pittsburgh.


Unfortunately, as of 09/18/2013 this place is now closed.


I honestly do not understand the popularity of this place. It's a chain, nothing is cooked up by someones Great Grandma with a secret recipe.\n The Salad and breadsticks are fine. The food seems to be mostly heated up frozen chicken patties etc. Can't I just go to Costco and get the same stuff???\n The pasta is a joke ( seriously how cheap can you get? Pasta is what 99 cents a pound!?) . We ordered Chicken Parm and thought the pasta portion was hysterical for the price. Mainly because a real old school Italian place will give you enough to share with family or just take home. So to us it was pricey for 12.00 or whatever it cost.\n The waiter was fabulous, he was really on top of things. The atmosphere was great, the seats are uncomfortable.\n What Olive Garden has is an A+ in marketing. They stuff you full of a simple salad, and bread so you won't notice dinner is kind of a rip off. The salad bowl is shaped a certain way to make it look huge, all kinds of stuff like that. I have to hand it to them though they are a total genius at making people thrilled over very little. For the Olive Garden fans glad you enjoy it, but it just does nothing for me. Admittedly I was spoiled by old school Italian cooking from my Grandfather.


Ok so when it's around 2 am and you just won a good amount of money on the nickle slots, what do you do?  You celebrate with some Sbarro pizza, that's what you do.  I got one slice of pepperoni and mushroom and it hit the spot.  Ok when you're in a hurry and need something quick.


I popped into this bakery spur of the moment to pick up some cupcakes for a last minute dinner party... key lime pie, chocolate mocha, vanilla cream, oreo, chocolate cheesecake and pretzel caramel.  I literally tried a bite of everyone cupcake and not one tasted fresh! The flavor was totally subpar.  The icing on all of the cupcakes tasted like a fake whip cream that was very stale.  The kinda stale taste you get from having an unwrapped item sitting in the fridge too long! The texture of the cake on all of the cupcakes was strange, kinda chewy, not sure if that is the right term but they were not good.  My biggest complaint is the staleness of the cupcakes!  If you are going to have a bakery, the baked goods should be baked everyday, no day old of several day old should be served!  \n\nThe decor was cute inside but did not match the tacky look of the outside of the building.  There is glass paint all over the windows, odd for a bakery/cafe.  They were busy with people standing in line for lunch items and the workers were not at all friendly! It was a real bummer of an experience!


Good food restaurant was way too hot!!


I am the wife of Robert T. I want to say for the record that he/we were no way as nasty as she is making him out to be. He did not cuss at any waitress or anyone directly but was upset. we liked ours waitress and gave her a tip. The other waitress called me a liar & I didn't appreciate that, which did upset us. We expressed all of our complaints and only ate some (not every bite I left a whole piece) after we were told it was free.  I do not complain often but when your order is wrong twice & not all the way cooked is a little much. She made it sound much worse than it was & she was not even there. I know her employees probably needed us to be the bad guys to keep their jobs. It has become she said they said situation now.  So try it if you want to May love it.


Mediocre food, terrible service, overpriced. Stick to in and Out. This place is overrated


I hate writing this review.  I was so looking forward to trying Lazy Joe's.\n\nI went in hungry, in a good mood and wanting fish and chips.\n\nVery nice girl at the counter and the owner cooking.  I ordered the 2 piece cod platter and a side of onion rings.  \n\nThe main problem is that everything comes coated in this bland, pale batter.  A good fish batter should cook up golden brown or darker, be crunchy and add flavor to the food.  The pale, tan concoction that was on the fish and onion rings was flavorless and just looked ugly.  I tried to dunk my fish in the tartar sauce, but the batter fell apart.  Then tried cutting with knife and fork, same problem,  crumbled into bits.  Now I know your probably thinking I waited too long to eat it.  Wrong, I ate the fish within 5 minutes of it being prepared.\n\nSo until a new batter is used,  I will have to stay away.


I've followed owner Johnny Chu through several of his Asian dining concepts, and I must say that this one is the best in its all-around atmosphere, bar setting, and tapas selection.  I still miss his influence over Fate, but Sens is sure to bring back the fun of Lucky Dragon in a more mature and sophisticated way.  This is definitely my pick for chic cocktail bar in downtown Phoenix.\n\nOh by the way.....  Don't try to order takeout.  They won't do it, and I respect that decision.  But I will say that Catherine was not happy that she couldn't get her soup dumplings last spring while she sat at home in the final days of pregnancy.  :-)


Worst hotel stay in AZ! A/C could not keep room at comfortable temp. In-room kitchenette had roaches. Asked for clean towels and were told over the next 3 hours they were being cleaned.  After waiting 3+ hours, Staff said if we wanted clean towels we were to bring our dirty towels down and retrieve our own clean towels!


It's a great place to go on the weekend. My favorite part is the diner the food is great, prices are perfect,  and service is amazing.  My favorite server is Kristy.


Ended my early birthday party here at Cafe Moda since we were shooting pool right nearby couple doors down. I never been here before but went too few of the restaurant in this little shopping mall and always thought from the name of more coffee shop. BOY talk about farther from the truth! It more like club at night. They do serve food but really here too dance the rest of the night away or look at other people getting their grove on. My first impression was I know not no strip club so not expect all the glamour or high tech stuff. They still have dg that was playing all the current catchy songs too some old ones. The place is pretty dark dark and if looking too meet someone good luck, You need night vision goggles too find them. Since low ceiling the place can get fairly loud so conversations need too shout in the ear. (really is it that much difference then club on the strip?). The drinks price I thought was fair but too be honest not much of club club person. I believe they take song requests and certain nights they have karaoke most nights?? The dance floor is actually decent size for the small location. Once it gets packed really hard too find table area so want hang out all night best too get there early. Cafe Moda definitely has its own personality and if looking too mix things up get away from the strip club or the cover charge Cafe Moda great choice. I would go get my grove on here again.


I think I might have spent a little too long deciding what to include in this post, but as someone who has spent a long time renting and had some pretty miserable experiences, I try to include everything I wish I would have known. Apartment reviews can be TERRIFYING, there are some angry renters out there. Here's what I took from my lovely 10 month stay at Miramonte. \n1. This apartment doesn't look like much from the outside, and its nothing fancy for sure, but in my experience the office staff is extremely helpful, the maintenance man is reliable and friendly (eventually I even had no problem giving him permission to enter while I wasn't there) and its very reasonably priced. The interiors are updated with nicer carpet, newer kitchens and they have washer and dryers! big plus for me.\n\n2. The pool is awesome, when it works. They have been having some issues but I do believe its fixed now. The gym is tiny but usually empty. \n\n3. its pretty quiet, most of the time. I lived upstairs and was never bothered by my neighbors noise. But I do believe my downstairs neighbor was slightly annoyed by me (and I am not loud and hardly home.) So Point A--live upstairs. I've found that to be true in EVERY apt complex ive ever lived in. Point B--PLEASE NOTE--THIS IS IMPORTANT--there is an elementary school on the east side of the apartment complex. I lived directly up from the parking lot, facing the school playground, and you could absolutely hear little kids playing in the morning.  It didn't ever bother me because I work all week, I only discovered this when I happened to be home sick one Wednesday. If you work a Monday-Fri 9-5 you really wont notice so I would not let that deter you from moving in. However if you sleep in late during the week, choose your location carefully, don't get a unit that faces the school.\n\n 4. The office staff will really try to be accommodating. A new office manager took over a couple months after I moved in and you can really tell she wants people to be happy about the complex. I lived here while in the process of buying a house and definitely did my share of calling the office staff with questions about extending my lease, ending my lease, month to month options, etc. When my house closed 2 months before my lease ended, of course I couldn't get out of my legally binding contract (no surprise to me there) but I was surprised that they were very helpful about my options to sublease it myself or find someone to take over my lease completely. They definitely did as much as they could. \n\n5. Parking for visitors isnt the worst I've seen but it can be difficult. There are always tons of spots open on the south end of the complex, but in the evenings most of the other public ones are taken. \n\n6. Bugs- always a big concern of mine and I would have no shame in admitting if I found them. (see my other apt review, ha!). Honestly, I found one big cockroach about a month after I moved in, called the office, they had the sprayer come and I never saw another one again. (I lived there for 10 months)\n\n7. charges. They WILL charge you for damages done to your walls or carpets, for anything that is not top-notch clean, or anything that isnt as it was when you moved in. But they aren't trying to scam you. Use your common sense on this one, you get a form to fill out when you move in that lists every detail of every room, FILL IT OUT. Keep a copy. Be present when they do the final walk through and you will be aware of any discrepancies. Just be a responsible renter and you will only pay the standard $35 carpet cleaning fee. \n\nHope that was helpful to anyone considering an apartment here. Granted all experiences and units are different, so if you move in and hate it, whoops. If you move in and like it, as I did, you're welcome.


Great tourist attraction. feature shops, botquies, night clubs, art museums, Good Luck with finding a place to park. I highly recommend valet.\n\nThere is so much history in Old Town. You can find historical museums or take a ride on the trolley. My favorites are all the options to dine at after taking a stroll through all the shops. \n\nFarmers Market on Saturday's with local vendors. That is another great perk about old down many local shops and boutiques with a variety of things to enjoy.


:( So sad about my two-star rating... This used to be one of my favorites spots to eat. They have delicious Korean BBQ and they offer combination meals that include about 6-8 sizzling plates that is shareable for a big group. Service was quick and always accommodated us. But slowly things went downhill; they started cutting down on portion sizes and charging for extra things, like substitutions and RICE! Recently they have expanded to next door and added a sushi bar and karaoke rooms. I have yet to try either of those, but my suggestion would be to soundproof those karaoke rooms! Diners in the restaurant can hear it all, good or bad :X Guess I'll need to start looking for a new KBBQ place around Phoenix to get my fix!


Don't depend on groupon to get a good deal. I literally compared this place to its competition by there reviews and from what I read first baby imaging was the best. \n\nWell I called to make an appointment 5 weeks ago and whoever I spoke with did not give me enough information to save me a 30min drive. \n\nI told the lady that I wanted to find out the gender before my doctor told me since I would have to wait till 20 weeks. My appointment was for today which I am currently 16weeks. Once I arrive the sign in form has a box stating a $25 fee would be added to my charge if this was my first ultrasound. It also says that they are not a medical clinic and the information they would provide me is everything a doctor would tell me. So why would I pay you $25 if your information is not valid and why wouldn't someone notify me when I made this appointment 5 weeks ago of this extra charge.\n\nNot only did this sudden news make me upset but I was told to arrive 15min early for me to wait at the front desk for 10min to check in. I also requested the first appointment of the day and there were two groups before me. \n\nI will never return to this facility due to how unprofessional it is run and I even informed them on this review. \n\nThis is my first child and I was really looking forward to finding out the gender early but I guess I will have to wait 4 more weeks till a real doctor can give me accurate information.


I hate giving 1 star, but the place is dirty!  YUCK YUCK YUCK!  I hate finding this out after I ate, but that's when I went to the restroom and wish I hadn't seen all the dirt on the walls, floors and I could see into the kitchen, YIKES!  Where's Kitchen Nightmares?\n\nThe food, tasted OK, but nothing super or special.\n\nThe service was quick and good.\n\nBut I can't get over the place being DIRTY!  YUCK YUCK YUCK....ICKY POO POO!  NONONONO Not again....


The AZ Science center is great for kids which is why Adult's Night Out is twice as good!\n\nI checked out the science center at last nights first Friday of the month \"adults only night\".  Not only was admission free but they validated out parking making it free as well.  We were able to check out all of the exhibits with little or no wait and with adults only it was much less hectic than on a regular day.


I made a reservation for a full-size car for 6 days. My husband is tall (6'8\") so I knew we wouldn't be comfortable in a mid-size or smaller. I was happy to pay for the full-size and was happy with my quote of $166.70.\n\nWhen we arrived at the Las Vegas location at 9pm on a Wednesday night (in the middle of what our cab driver called \"the dead season\"), we were told there were NO full-size cars available. NONE!? None. \n\nThe rental agent offered us a \"discount\" on an upgrade. We had budgeted our mileage into our trip (a 1,250-mile roadtrip to four national parks), so changing from our anticipated full-size car to an SUV, van or luxury sedan was going to be a big cost already. \n\nOur rental agent told us the Chrysler 300 got 31 mph (highway). Since we had few options, we went with that one. And paid $276 for the six days ($110 more than expected). The car's mileage was NOT 31 mph and was closer to 24 mph. \n\nI feel very manipulated and deceived. I know bait-and-switch is common for those renting sub-compact cars, but I thought we'd be safe renting a full-size. I know other cars were available (the lot was FULL of cars, but we were told they were either not technically 'full-size' or weren't 'ready to be rented') and feel like they basically reached into my pocket and stole a hundred dollar bill. \n\nThe location is a huge pain-in-the-@ss, too. Two shuttles or a $30 taxi. Wish I'd saved myself the hassle and gone with a more convenient, more reputable company. \n\nAvoid, avoid, avoid.


I initially was thrilled after locating on yelp was given a coupon for a free appetizer. Something I had not expected. A very nice surprise. Then when we got there were seated.immediately and atmospere was fun. I mentioned the free appetizer coupon and was told \"are you sure its Hacienda. I showed her the reponse changed to okay I am going to check with the manager. She then left and came back and informed me that she couldnt find a manger, saying since we are sooooo... busy. There at the time were 10 open tables. She then ask us to come back to use the coupon again saying soo ... busy. We just ordered and tried to move passed it. She continued to bring it up 3 more times. Became very annoying. Food was fine. I had not expected a coupon and would have probably been fine with the overall experience, but I feel it is in poor taste to offer a coupon and then not honor it. Then with the waitress continually bringing it up and making excuses was unpleasent when we had not mentioned it since we first showed her and she began with excuses. So my overall rating would be average on the food, atmosphere better than average. Most employees were friendly and prompt with service but our waitress experience was poor that combined with an enticment of coupon and then nit honoring makes the experience below average.


We are doing low-carb and the salads here are very good...  \n\nThe ahi salad is VERY good, and my husband enjoys the Cobb (no blue cheese and avocado on the side) he gets ranch, and it is quite tasty, and I get the avocado, YAY!   \n\nHave you had Ahi down the street at Hank's in GVR?  Sadly, or wonderfully, the ahi at Sierra Gold far surpasses the ahi at Hank's....  for many $$ less, go figure!  \n\nThe beers are cold, and the service at the tables is good as well.  Not too much, not too little...  We usually see the same servers so they know us, but tonight we had a new server and she was equally as attentive, and got us our happy hour beers before the end of happy hour, so of course... we were happy!


Our us airways flight from Santa Barbara to Phoenix was on time, smooth, without delay and renewed my faith in the idea of flying versus driving, etc.   \n\nHowever, my return flight shook my faith in this mode of transportation. We arrived to check in at sky harbor only to be told that it was too late to check in.  Our flight was for 5:49pm. It was 5:10pm.  We were told by our eye-fluttering attendant typing at the keyboard with a fake smile that we needed to arrive at least 45 minutes prior to departure.  We lost are already paid for seats.  Resisting the urge to grab him by the neck and bang his head on the counter to see what would fall out, I politely asked for options which he responded with two: 1) wait until 9:00 pm to fly standby 2) or depart the next morning at 8:30am.  Not wanting to wait fora hours to see if we could board an oversold flight, we chose the latter option. \n\nWhen we arrived in the morning to a chaotic crowd of passengers, there was little direction by us airways employees.  Instead they only contributed to the chaos by giving vague directions.  They wouldn't last five minutes in my classroom.  Clearly some employee training is overdue here. \n\nWhen we finally checked ourselves in, we faced gates changes, delays due to maintenance, and an ever increasing amount if disgruntled travelers surrounding us.  I'm glad it's over.  No more US Airways.


Rude front desk clerk, Jack. Sounded annoyed when I called to complain about the room next door and their howling dog for the 2nd night in a row. Lame breakfast bar and the advertisement for a kitchen in the room is actually a tiny little door that has a mini microwave and mini refrigerator. No stove. Wouldn't stay here again even for free.


My wife and I tried the vegetarian and reina pepiada arepa.  Both were delicious.  Just the right size and priced right.  Staff was friendly and the place was very clean and comfortable.


Personally, I didn't find the staff too friendly. The girl at the register didn't seem happy to be there. I ordered a 16\" pizza with ham and bell peppers. The crust, which is somewhat New York style, was good but otherwise I didn't think the pizza was very tasty. My friend, on the other hand, did enjoy it.


Stopped by twice this past week, a Tuesday and a Wednesday during happy hour. What a shame the place was vacant.  Sat at the bar and enjoyed some wine and appetizers. The menu looked scrumptious with some unusal choices not available elsewhere. They bake their own bread and pastries.  I tried the fries with mushroom gravy and guyere cheese. Yummy.  A ham and cheese sandwich with mornay sauce was excellent.  Staff is very friendly.  The food here is too good to pass by. If you haven't been here it is worth the trip.  They have Sunday brunch too which will be my next visit.


I've always wondered what a breakfast pizza would be like and I finally found out at my visit to Scramble. I ordered up the Garlic Spinach, Thyme & Mushroom brizza (which also comes with some type of cheese, possibly provolone). This thing was delish! \n\nMy girl ordered up the ham & cheddar brizza, but she liked mine even more and proceeded to steal one of my slices.\n\nScramble also scores extra points with me for having loose-leaf teas. I got a cup of the Gun-Powder Green Tea Mint, which was very good.\n\nWe were bummed that the hashbrowns were pre-made with bacon inside, as it made them no option for vegetarians like me.\n\nWe sat outside at their very slick & shaded outdoor patio and dining area. Cmon down, ya gotta try a breakfast pizza!


Great experience!!! I hadn't tried the Mesa location yet and I went in for a yummy bowl of pasta and left not only satisfied, but incredibly grateful for my wonderful bartender/server! If you make it into this location make sure you ask for Ashley! She is fun and spunky and fast on her feet. She knew all the regulars and her smile was contagious! Best experience at  Oregano's by far. I will be back for the Big Rig and Ashley.


I would love to give more stars as the food was amazing, but the service was excruciatingly slow. Enough so that I'm afraid I won't be back as I only get an hour for lunch and this was 90 mins. We tried everything to express to the server we were in a hurry, to no avail. I will definitely order to go, or maybe sit at the bar, but sadly can't count on enjoying a nice lunch on the patio.


Played out here last week, right after they started drying out the course pre-overseed. This was the first time I had played it in about eight years, but my feelings are still the same: I could take it or leave it.\n\nIt's got some boring holes, some Mickey-Mouse holes, some interesting shots, tons of water, flattish greens, and overall nothing overly exciting. We only came out because it was $28 on a Saturday morning with lunch and two drinks included. It was definitely worth that deal, but that's the most I would pay to play here.\n\nIn regards to the other review from just a few months ago, and the picture of the terrible greens, the greens DO NOT look like that anymore. They were lush to the point of being a little slow. I didn't see a single dead spot on the greens, so that issue seems to be over. I never would have known they were having such bad issues just 7-8 weeks ago if not for seeing the reviews here.\n\nThe restaurant grub was above average and they had several good beers on tap.


First time in this WoB. From 9 attempts, 8 beers were sold out. Finally I found a beer from Poland which was in stock. I asked the bartender to see the bottle and later I realized the best before date was expired. (I told the server that it was expired, but no reaction from her)\n\nAfter drinking 3/4 of the beer (1 hour later), I felt very bad in my stomach and asked for water and a slice of bread. I got my water, but the server said that she would have to charge me for bread. So I took the cab back and my friends continued partying that night. \n\nWe all ate 6 hours ago the same kind of sub at subway and I was the only one feeling very bad. \n\nI'm German, so I am sorry for my non native English.


I want to live at Veggie House. Seriously,  how does Chef Kenny do it? Lettuce wraps? Bomb. Giant bowl of miso soup? Delectable. Mongolian beef? The ish! And it's all meatless.  We ate soooo much but at the end of the meal we didn't have that dreaded feeling of \"the itis\" since everything is on the healthier side. Everything was served so quickly,  if you're in a rush then this spot is for you. Also if you like crazy delicious food that won't leave you feeling guilty then this place is also for you. Don't be fooled by the fact that it's vegan and vegetarian,  the food is as good as, if not better than its meat filled counterparts.  I'm mad that I'm not eating there right now. Chef Kenny, I heart your face and your food. Don't be scared when you see a face in the window at night, that's just me waiting for you to open.


Honestly was SO disappointed by this place, after all of the rave reviews and my love of phillys I thought it would be awesome. I got there and it took me 20 minutes, not exaggerating, to put in my order because the employee was on and off the phone, walking around and just couldn't concentrate for two seconds. My friend and I were the only two people in the store and they messed up my order TWICE. The first time my macaroni wedges were frozen and the second time they gave me a completely wrong sandwich. I'm all for having fun at the work place don't get me wrong but the main employee who also took my order really seemed to be on some kind of drugs and super out of it, she couldn't wrap her head around what I wanted or why my order was wrong. She also proceeded to do handstands with another employee spotting her behind the counter, really classy guys.


Several years ago I read about Dom DeMarco's and its genesis from DiFara's in Brooklyn.  I've been looking forward to trying its pizza for so long, but was also prepared for hype.  I'm happy to report that this is the real deal.  Dom DeMarco's pizza is simply delicious.  We ordered the thin crust pepperoni.  This crust is crispy, the cheese & pepperoni was savory goodness.  We ordered the small size, coupled with a Mediterranean salad (also delish), and I was seriously sad after finishing my 3rd slice.  I wanted more.  Next time...oh yes...next time.\n\nService was excellent.  Atmosphere a class act.  I am giving 4 stars overall because we only had the pizza (but the pizza alone is a solid 5).  Next time I hope to go with at least 2-4 more people so I can sample more of the menu.  \n\nDom DeMarco is a bit of a schlep away from the The Strip, but so SO worth it.


Very polite service when I called Rakeman plumbing yesterday.  Charlie was at my house within the hour without having to pay a diagnostic fee as with two other plumbers I called.  Fantastic service, polite, efficient and knowledgeable.  Will definitely use again.  Thank you Charlie!


I usually get my eyebrows threaded on my visits to California but I couldn't wait for my next trip any more. I found a great deal on groupon, 3 eyebrow threading sessions for $11! This is a steal since usually their eyebrow threading is $8 per session. The lady who did my eyebrows and my friends was the owners niece. She was so sweet and she told us she was going through cosmetology school. Her service was EXCELLENT! Super kind and professional. She made my friend and I feel so comfortable. My eyebrows look awesome and my friend and I were in and out in under 20 mins or less. We went on Saturday around 11am (3/1/2014). The salon was clean and tidy. She shaped my eyebrows so good and didn't over pluck. I will definitely be returning!! I highly recommend this salon :)


Not a fan. Heard so much about Barrio Cafe and finally tried it for my birthday. I did enjoy the guacamole. The margarita was also very good until the bill came- I never would have gotten a second drink at nearly $14 each! The waitor said it was their \"special\" today.  Although tasty, the drink was small and did not have much tequila. We both ordered from the Tortas menu and neither of us were happy with our choice-very bland. I know that  they advertise that they don't do hot and spicy food, but we did expect flavor. Over priced and over rated. We won't return.


I like it. I can't speak to authenticity, since I've never been to thailand, but I can say the food is delicious, and will hit the spot with the usual suspects of things you can expect from an American Thai restaurant. And they have a few things on the menu you don't see everywhere else, and its all delicious. I dream about their pumpkin curry!


Good Breakfast Place.  And only 1.3 miles from my office even better!


If eating in a filthy daycare center is your idea of a great dining experience, this is a must try place for you!  We stopped in for brunch last Saturday when we were feeling in an adventurous mood and looking to deviate from our tried and true brunch spots.  It was a beautiful day so we asked to be seated outside and as the hostess lead us to our table, it became apparent that there was NOWHERE on the patio and perhaps the entire restaurant that would offer us any solace from the excessive number of running, screaming, sticky fingered children who had apparently consumed too much sugar at the chocolate fountain.\n\nNow, I understand that when sitting outside in the Phoenix area, tables and chairs aren't always spotless due to the dust factor, but one would have expected that our plastic tablecloth would have at least been wiped down sufficiently to remove the layers of food that had accumulated over what I'm guessing was at least the past few months.  After a significant wait, a server (not ours) showed up with some water that was served in glasses designed to hold enough liquid to quench a toddler's thirst (although, given the number of toddlers present, perhaps this was intentional) and some chips, salsa, and hot sauce.  The chips were of both the flour and corn tortilla varieties and were rather heavy on the grease.  The salsa was so mild, the only real flavor that it had was that of the sliced black olives in it, which is not necessarily a quality one seeks in a salsa.  The \"hot\" sauce was actually just as mild as the salsa and was served in a glass bottle that was so filthy and had so much food stuck to the outside of it that my hands were actually sticky from touching it.  At long last, our waiter finally showed up to take our drink order: a mimosa for me and a bloody mary for my husband.  After another ten minutes, he finally reappeared with the drinks and had I not been quick to cover my white shorts with my napkin, we would have been heading home for me to change since he'd spilled the bloody mary while carrying it and cluelessly reached across me with it to set the drink in front of my husband, causing a stream of spilled tomato juice to run down the plastic tablecloth and onto my legs.\n\nThe only redeeming factor that pulled this place up to three stars was actually the food.  I ordered a two item combo with a cheese enchilada and a bean & guacamole tostada and when the food finally arrived, it was clear a one item combo would have been more than enough as both items were huge.  All of the tostada ingredients were fresh and tasty and the cheese enchilada was flavorful too.  My husband had the huevos rancheros which he also thought were quite good.  This place is definitely a good value for the price as it's very inexpensive, but having heard that they actually host wedding receptions here, I would have expected a lot more in terms of the atmosphere and service.  It's a place that we won't hurry back to, but won't cross off the list as I've definitely had far worse food and overall dining experiences at other Mexican restaurants in the Valley.


THE place to watch a sporting event in Vegas. Tons of seating and large TV's. My dream is to watch a big game here and rent a room with a pool table. Those rooms easily run a couple of thousand but one can dream. I love all the signed jerseys all over the place.


Being the spontaneous girl that I am, I planned my wedding here the day before. Despite this being a last minute wedding, I was pleasantly surprised to see how helpful and kind the staff is here. \n\nSince I am local, it was an extremely convenient location. I had many options, but had been told by a friend that this place was nice. \n\nNext, I felt that the location (The Terrace at the Chapel) was actually presentable and looked nice in the photographs. The area was clean and well kept.\n\nThe wedding planner (Cesar) was prompt in responding to questions, and made the booking an easy event. I chose the Ignite ceremony on a Saturday.\n\nThe reverend was kind, and the service was nice - even though we couldn't light unity candles due to wind. (Which I did not really feel). \n\nThe photographer was really nice, and he made me laugh. I hate being in photographs, but some of the photos were good, and so we bought the package. I do not regret that I did.\n\n\nI even returned the Monday after to pick up my paperwork, and the staff continued being nice,  even thought they already had my money. \n\nAll in all, I couldn't have asked for anything better in such a short period of time. I totally recommend this place for anyone who wants a Vegas wedding!


2.5 stars. I took out the 1/4 slab rib plate with mac and cheese and spicy Kansas City sauce for lunch (get take out, it appears no one actually eats here). The meat fell off the bone but was a little dry and needed something more - maybe salt? -, I guess why it is accompanied with the sauce to mask this. The mac and cheese was okay though you could tell it was pre-packaged. When I took it out of the container, the mac and cheese was a little cold and held its shape from the container. The sauce definitely made this meal good but if I can enjoy my BBQ without any sauce it is my preferred way (and add sauce to supplement the flavor). However the woman who was taking my order was incredibly sweet, loved to talk about her business, and was plentiful with sauce samples.


I don't live \"close\" to a Whole Foods (I'm south side Indy-they are north side Indy), but I go when I need some quinoa or to grab some lunch if I am in the area. I needed some quinoa, was driving by, so I stopped, even though I am not from Madison. With the Yelp check in you get a free small bag. .They were out of the small, so I got the next size up. Yay! I would have even paid the $.20 difference. Yay for good customer service!!!


Holy crap this is awesome!\n\n12 or so types of frozen yogurt with about 50 different topping?  Are you kidding?  \n\nThis place is probably responsible for me gaining five pounds over the last five weeks or so.  I can't quite tell exactly why I can't get enough of it...\n\nPretty fresh for the most part.  Every time I come in there is something being swapped out.


We ordered a pizza at 12 noon and showed up at the house 1.5 hrs later, pizza was cold so I sent it back.  When I tried to talk to the manager a very rude female would not give me her name and said that it would take about 45 min to an hour.  She refused to give me any information on the manager saying that his name was private information.  Their only remedy was to give me 20% off and remake the pizza and redelivered.  I would never tell anyone to eat here and will tell all my vet buddies and associates to never order their pizza.  I hope the manager or owner sees this post and contacts me.  Navy.dav91@gmail.com


Do not rent at at this place or at least do not rent the apartments over the garages.  They are poorly insulated if done at all and with the heat from the cars and being on the second floor, AC can go over $300 per month for a studio apartment!!  We complained to management, they didn't care at all or even acknowledge the issue.  Then they charged for 'carpet cleaning' on move out.  The apartment had WHITE CARPET.  This was totally bogus, it was the same condition as when we moved in, nothing out of ordinary.  Only stayed one lease period, could not afford the excessive AC charges.


We went here for dinner our first night in Vegas. Being from the east coast we weren't that hungry cause of the time difference and our bodies being confused so we had a dozen oysters and a 1/2 portion of gumbo between the two of us.  That said, it was yummy! I liked that there were a variety of oysters (even if it was only 3 types) and the gumbo was better than any I had in New Orleans last month!  I wish we were staying in town longer so I could try more of the menu options, but this short review will have to do for now.


Amazing food- each plate we shared was phenomenal and unique. The white onion soup was honestly one of the best soups I have ever had- sweet and savory, rich and light all at once. The chayote with rock shrimp was also fantastic. To top off all the great food, when they heard it was my birthday they brought out a cute happy birthday plate with 2 cake pops and fruit (complimentary). A very nice touch!


This place is ok


Not very impressive ... tables and floor dirty .. I spilled accidentally and staff watched as I cleaned up with no offer of help.   Left sticky residue and nobody would wipe down properly


Terrible service experience! I went in to buy some tires, so I was waiting at the tire service counter with one person in front of me and another behind me. The advisor who was helping the person in front of me said to me I'll be with you in just a moment sir, at which I nodded and said that's fine. Well after about 10 mins I am still waiting... now the person in front of me is outside the store with the advisor, I am at the counter waiting for help, one person behind me. While I am at tbe counter, another advisor walks up to the person behind me and says how can I help you, and took them to another service counter. The person behind me was foreign, and obviously didn't get that what she was doing was rude behavior, however the Service Advisor should have! I waited 5 more minutes to no avail, I left the store, they lost a sale. Very unprofessional, I will not go here again.


Nice, big patio to enjoy a conversation and catch up with friends. The inside was clean and service was nice. All the pastries looked especially tasty at this location. Nice job.


Wet Wilie's - An institution of the South!\n\nThis is a great concept- frozen, alcoholic, slushy drinks! Who doesn't like that?? Wet Willie's, for those who don't know, serves up a multitude of frozen daiquiris. Some of the combination's, quite frankly, taste like a chemical spill gone bad, while others are pretty tasty! They come in three different sizes and are \"spot on good\" on a hot southern day!\n\nThe food at Wet Willie's is typical bar type food...Not the best, but not the worst either.\n\nThis location is conveniently located in the NC Music Factory complex (Time Warner Uptown Amphitheater) Directly adjacent to the Comedy Club. It's a big spacious place, nice and clean, and the staff are very friendly!


I really want to love this place, but I can't. The food is outstanding and that's what keeps us coming back. \nUnfortunately every time we have been here the service has been subpar. The servers always seem so frantic trying to rush around the restaurant and take care of everyone. It takes forever to get your drinks and food (even though the wait is worth it). We have found it more convenient to get take out or delivery from this place. Then we get the great food without the bad service.


Maybe I went on a bad night, but the service was stunningly bad.  Water glasses stayed empty for almost 15 minutes!  Ordered 5 dishes, all pretty average.  The tab:  $300+.  I won't be back.


This is the only hotel I've stayed at downtown - I know, hard to believe a person from Hawaii never stayed at the California!!  But I'm really picky about what hotels I stay at and the California and every other hotel located downtown always made me feel itchy while walking through - like I said before: \"Happy Faye, happy stay!\"\n\nThe rooms were pretty average, but I only stayed in their standard rooms.\n\nI've had good experiences here and never felt unsafe (while in the hotel room and casino area).  All of the employees were always nice and helpful, which is always good to have!  Their 24 hour coffee shop serves good food at reasonable prices (they even have some \"Hawaii friendly\" menu items!).


You will NOT leave this place hungry!  I'm a Food Network fan, so I had to check this place out when I saw it featured one evening on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives.  Don't let the location frighten you, as your GPS will guide you into a combination residential/commercial/farming/ranching part of Las Vegas not far from the strip.  My wife and I, along with our two teenagers were blown away by the quantity AND quality of the food!  Everything is homemade here.  The mac n' cheese is unbelievably delicious! Not-to-mention the brisket, ribs, chicken, pulled pork, green beans, baked beans, macaroni salad...and cobbler for dessert.  They make their own BBQ sauce used for dipping (both regular and hot).  We tried it all, and will definitely be back!  The eating area is all outside on picnic tables.  The owner made his way around the tables to greet everyone.  We went during a week night (he mentioned Fridays and Saturdays are the most crowded).  This place is an outstanding value for BBQ.  It will definitely be our first eating stop when we return to Vegas!


One of my favorite restaurants in Phoenix and certainly worthy of the Iron Chef.  The decor is kool, without trying too hard - and the food is absolutely fabulous. \n\nIf you're looking for a full-flavored dish, try the spaghetti and meatballs - they are to die for good.  Made with organic tomatoes and hefty, beefy orbs...delicious.


Wasn't overly impressed by lunch here. Sushi was ok but service was ok at best and they kept the place freezing cold. I've had better... Won't likely return to this restaurant.


Stayed here recently for a conference. Check-in took forever. Nearly every person in line had a problem, everything from inaccurate quotes from the website, to unexpected room charges to who knows what.\n\nThe rooms are nice, full-wall windows, and bathrooms are absolutely huge. Though not that soundproofed, I could hear all sorts of activity from the hallway.\n\nFor a resort/spa hotel I really expected them to filter the water. Vegas is a desert and  the water here is overly chlorinated, which means it's not that refreshing and very drying to the skin, which only exacerbates the dryness of the desert.\n\nThe food was good and the buffet is a great deal, except for the overpriced Sunday brunch.\n\nThe casino area is nice, though it could use some more smoke-eaters and again, there's the smell of chlorine from the waterworks.\n\nThe acoustics aren't the best, the sound gets totally lost in the registration area. And the wind literally howls through the complex, especially noticable in the meeting rooms with patios, the wind forcing through gaps in the glass doors.\n\nIf you do book a conference here be very aware that nearly anything you'd want is an extra charge, and often ridiculously so (ie $2000/day for wifi per room).\n\nYou can do just about everything here, see a movie, gamble, go bowling, work out, eat at a variety of restaurants. A nice place if you can get a deal on a room, but IMO not worth the full price.


I haven't been to HALO's physical location, but we adopted our new dog from them at the PetSmart Charities adoption event at the PetSmart corporate offices. There were so many dogs at the event, and I wish we could have taken them all with us. We met a few HALO volunteers and they were all extraordinary. I can only imagine how well the animals are taken care of at their rescue. \n\nWe took home Watson (now named Bagel), a three year old Beagle/Bassett Hound. He was neutered, chipped and vaccinated. Their normal adoption prices are a little higher, but at this event, Bagel was only $25! Since they lost out on so much money from this event, my husband and I plan to attend their volunteer orientation next month. We want to give back to them as much as we can for taking such good care of our new family member while they had him.


My husband did enjoy driving the Ferrari, the overall experience however was horrid!\n\nWe only had an address to go on to try to find this place.  Other customers told us they got an email of the location with directions, but we did not.  We started looking for it 90 minutes before our appointment.  We drove up and down the strip.  We called the Las Vegas phone number we had and it went to voicemail.  Then we tried the New York number which was forwarded to someplace.  Each message said they would call you back and they never did.  We finally got lucky and pulled into the Palazzo parking.  They told us we had to park ($5 gratuity) and then go downstairs to the basement.  When we got there, we were 25 minutes late.  I told the receptionist the situation, she was nice but told us, \"Well it is a good thing you got here because in 5 minutes, I have to mark you a no show.\" She then told me that they were a 3rd party to this company and that there was no way to contact that location directly.\n\nWe had a Groupon which was advertised as 1 hour experience but my husband was gone with the staff driver Scott for about 25 minutes and my husband did not get to drive for the entire 25 minutes. Scott was very nice, but we still only got 25 minutes.  No one told us ahead of time that he would be with a driver or that I did not get to go along.  We were not allowed to video him driving the car.\n\nWe both felt that this group is extremely disorganized and unprofessional.  We were so stressed out trying to find the place that it really deterred from the fun for my husband.  The inability to contact them directly and lack of directions to the location was ridiculous.  If you take this experience, please know what you are getting.  Do not pay full price and give yourself plenty of time to find it.


Highly priced!!!\n(none of the prices include anything other than the burger or dog)\n\nBacon cheeseburger.... 6.89\nCheeseburger ..... 5.99\nBacon hotdog.... 4.49\nBacon cheesedog.... 5.09\nBottled water...... 2.09\nYou have to order a \"lil\" to get a \"JR\" that is reasonably priced. But the burgers are almost child size.\n\nWhile waiting on my Burger I noticed the \"grill master \" smashing the burgers to make em paper thin... Smh. I consider myself a Grill Master. NOTE TO 5 guys.. SMASHING your burgers is NOT whats up!!!....\n\nNew commercial should ask \"Where's the juice\" (as in juicy burger).... not where's the Beef.


This place has been in the same location for 24 years with original owners. That tells you something, doesn't it? It is a hole in the wall but more often than not, its those places that has the best food. Not to mention amazing price.\n\nYou will most likely be greeted and served by a middle age woman - she's the owner. She is great! She'll remember you even after one visit. As you eat and watch people come and go, you realize she remembers most of them, even snowbirds. A tasty restaurant that makes you feel welcome? Yes, please!\n\nThe buffet is fantastic. It has limited selection but when it's that tasty, it really doesn't matter. They cook everything in small batches so the food is always fresh. They never skimp on any ingredients so you get lots of veggies and meat. The egg rolls - oh my. I'm not a huge fan of most egg rolls as they tend to be greasy and flavorless but they have one of the best egg rolls in town. They make their own dough and it is never dripping with grease. The filling is seasoned and tasty on its own. \n\nWe only had a couple of things off the menu that isn't part of the buffet and while the veggie egg foo yung was great, I wasn't too fond of the lemon chicken. \n\nThe only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because couple of times I went, I had to swap out of silverware for a cleaner one. But this is definitely in my top 3 choices for Chinese food. (at least Americanized Chinese)


We purchased our home and it has the warranty paid for through August so of course we used it when having problems with our dishwasher. After having their repair people over here 5 times *(6 weeks of service calls and parts being ordered and then having GE come out and give it a try) GE said it would cost $426 to repair including the part and Home Warranty decided to \"cash out\" which means they paid us $175 for the part since they weren't willing to pay for the labor. REALLY? To replace it with the exact same unit would have cost $1,300 for some reason. The girls that answer the phone act as if we got the deal of the century since they paid us.  The coverage states DISHWASHER: All components and parts, including entire unit.  I guess that means if it's one part that requires a lot of labor you are out of luck.  This company is a complete waste of time and money and I honestly feel like they are in business to collect you $55 service call fees and you get the added bonus of waiting 1/2 day for the repair person to come out. It's a much better deal to get a great handyman and when an appliance can't be repaired to replace it since this warranty company obviously doesn't actually replace a unit.


OMG this is seriously my favorite place to eat on mill. I love that you can get a super tasty burrito quickly and hang out and have a drink at the bar. And they are really cheap. I would highly recommend the pork. It's shredded and has a nice kick to it.


Fish tacos were very nice. Had the bartender make an avocado margarita that I once had at a 5 star resort in Mexico and it was just as good if not better.


Thank you to Jessy for a tattoo I have had a ton of compliments on!\n\nI made an appointment but they also take walk ins.\n\nArtists that weren't tattooing were sketching, painting, or drawing.\n\nI got custom work done, she drew it up on my arm to get the right fit and I am looking forward to working with her in the future on the rest of it! I can tell her mind is brewing something up for me.\n\nCheck out their website for all of the artist's portfolios...every artist is there on the website so you can check out their work before you go.\nThe pricing is extremely reasonable for the quality of the work.


I hate writing reviews like this for a place with such nice people, but I'm extremely frustrated with our experience here. \n\nWe brought our 14 year old cat in because she was showing potential signs of kidney failure (I know these symptoms now, didn't at the time I came in). They got us in right away on a Friday, which was great. I was not impressed, however, with the exam. It felt like the doctor was not thorough, more focused on keeping our cat calm and comfortable. My cat didn't like her trying to look in her mouth (surprise!), so she mentioned that it could be dental. Unsure of what the problem could be, we gave the go ahead on labs and were sent on our way with nothing more for a cat that wasn't eating much and acting lethargic. I got a call with the results and they were normal. He then hard sold me on a dental exam and possible extractions that would total over $1,000. I wasn't buying it, since she began eating again shortly after the visit (switched to wet foods), and had no other signs of major dental disease. \n\nFast forward two weeks, I have to take my cat in again because she's in extreme discomfort. I took her to Arrow Animal Hospital, where the doctor performed a thorough examination and (gasp) looked in her mouth and determined that it wasn't a dental issue (saved us $400 right there...). She did X-rays, which showed enlarged kidneys and a swelling pancreas. \n\nI can't help but doubt myself for not getting a second opinion sooner. Something no pet owner should ever have to worry about. I'm sorry, but missing enlarged kidneys and pancreas issues is pretty bad. That's life-threatening. It seemed like they were content with calling it a day and collecting a large amount on the dental exam. I'm sure that would've helped with her kidneys, right? Ugh.


The employees here totally love their jobs; I can tell. They are just so enthusiastic about working at McDonalds and they just can't contain it. If they were in a Disney movie, there would be one heck of a musical number about it.\n\nAlright, not really. But they work at McDonalds. Can you really blame them for being blas\u00e9 about it?\n\nThe wait in the drive thru is almost always pretty long. The food is standard McDonalds food. I haven't had any issues with my order being incorrect.


This can company is ok. The service isn't great but I do like that they do a lot of work in sustainability.


This was my first time at ayce sushi and I got to say it was bombdizzle. For $33 dinner, i nearly passed out by our third round. However after some wiggling shifting and fresh air, I recovered and continued to go HAM on them yellow tails. This is well worth your $33 just make sure you do legs beforehand!


Where to begin?! \n\nEl Dorado and Ariana made my wedding day super special for my husband and I. We were looking to do a small reception for 50 guests and it was absolute perfection. They worked with us via phone, email, txt, and always catered to our every need with a smile on their face. The space is just perfect, roomy yet cozy, contemporary, casual yet fancy. Whatever you need, they can make it happen for you. They printed personalized menus for us, had a cocktail hour set up for us, and were open to changes up to 2 hrs prior to our event. \n\nTHE FOOD- OMGOSH the food!!! Every single guest of ours, from grandparents to two year olds loved every bit of food, so tasty, so fresh, and the presentation is phenomenal. This is some of the best food I've had even in comparison to some nice places in LA. \n\nDRINKS- the drinks are just as fresh as the food and are all so tasty. Margaritas/mojitos made with real fresh lime and pi\u00f1a coladas with fresh blended pineapple. I just can't wait to go back. \n\nEl Dorado is a must go to restaurant in las vegas, hidden right behind the mall near the wynn and behind circus circus. So near the strip and far enough to avoid the large crowds trying catch a table. Probably a 5 minute drive away and Such a quiet relaxing place to enjoy great cuisine and drinks.\n\nMy husband and I cannot thank you guys enough for all that you did for us, and we will be sure to make a visit at least once every trip we make out to vegas.


M'fn delicious !!! Amazing bartenders and servers... Great environment and the food is beyond delicious!!!


Friends from So Cal were visiting and wanted to come here.  One of them is a FOB Vietnamese (she calls herself that!) and has dined here before.  Her boyfriend also loves the place and so do I, so we had lunch yesterday.\n\nI had the Beef Fried Rice, she had I the Sweet & Sour Pork Chops, and I don't know what her boyfriend had, but it looked good.  All of the dishes were excellent.  We didn't leave hungry, that's for sure!\n\nThe only strike against this place is that the servers here seem so unfriendly.  They don't say hello, have a mean look on their face all the time, and when my friend asked for chopsticks, the server gave her a mean look and pointed to the chopsticks on the table....she obviously didn't see it, but it was the way he handled it that was shocking.  The funny part is that she's Vietnamese, so you would think they would treat Gringo's like that, but not their own....whatever.  They only get 3 Stars because of the service.\n\nWill I return?  Pho-gettah 'bout it, of course!


It is in a random location, way off the strip. \n\n+1 delish garlic fries\n+1 really clean inside\n+1 great prices\n+1 Bacon cheeseburger is THE BEST\n\nI wouldn't make a special drive for these burgers, but it definitely a great place for a good burger.


Very good food. Very expensive and limited choices. Not a traditional Greek restaurant. Very expensive but good.


PROS:\n1. The resto is very small and quaint. The lighting highlights the food yet is dark and red at the same time. Good for those who get the Asian glow from alcohol! :)\n\n2. The ramen was yummy but nothing special. \n\nOVERALL:\n-Cute intimate little place for a date or casual eats. \n-Not a place I'd rave about, but a good option if in the area.


Was verbally harassed by a clerk here for looking young. Let it be known that yes I look young and I was buying cigarettes. The clerk right away said you don't look a day over 16. I said well I am legally able to buy them and handed him my ID. Right away he shakes his head and said kids these days. Feeling insulted I asked what do you mean kids these days? He said nothing back but I've never been so insulted with buying cigarettes in my life. If I have the proof that I am over the age to buy them why carry it on to insult someone who is providing you business? Not to mention with my frustration I went to the car and told my boyfriend what had happened and the clerk pointed and laughed at me with other customers. This circle k will never get my or my families business again especially after multiple cases of other members in my family being harassed as well.


I was so embarrassed that I picked this place for my girls night out. When we got there we were early so the waitress sat us at the table and gave us water and menus, that was really the last time she approached us until later. The table next to us had two ladies waiting for their party to arrive within 15 mins the waiter came over and asked them if they wanted some wine while they waited. I was shocked that we didn't get the same service. Finally our group arrived and again we had to wait to get anyone's attention. I then got up to get our waitress to let her know we were ready for our tasting. I was really excited for the evening and for my friends to try the winery out for themselves. \n\nWe finally got to order. Two of us were doing the wine tasting so our waitress explained that we needed to pick five wines. Well to our surprise when we were picking out wines I guess we were not moving fast enough because the waitress roll her eyes at us. I could not believe we were getting the kind of service. We were nothing but nice and said our thank you's every time she came over to drop something off. This waitress completely ignored us most of the time. We would try to get her attention (she was standing at the register right in front of us) and she would just walk away. \n\nI have never been treated like this at any establishment. I am just embrassed that I raved about this place and we got this kind of service. I was about ready to leave after the second glass of our wine tasting but we stayed to the end.  We then left to go to Malee's on Main for dinner and let me tell you their service made up for the horrible service we received at Su Vino Winery.


I had a layover at the Charlotte Airport and a little time before I had to catch my next flight.  I looked at the choices in their food court and chose sushi.   The setup for this place is basically a kiosk.   They have prepackaged sushi and what they call a \"dine in\" menu for fresh sushi but you can't dine in because it's not a restaurant.   It's a kiosk (which seems haphazardly placed in whatever open spot could be found in the middle section of the food court).  There are bar stools placed around the kiosk for the so called \"dine in\" experience.  There was barely enough elbow room between the stools.  If you add to that the fact that most people would have luggage because it's located at the airport, then you are talking even less comfortable space for dining.  \n\nSo...for that reason, I decided to get a prepackaged tray of california rolls, because how could you mess up a basic california roll. There were nine rolls in my tray.  it was reasonably priced and it tastes pretty much like any other tray of california rolls.  It was enough to feel me up before my next flight.  So, I was satisfied.  That's it...it was just enough, nothing special.  So for that reason, it gets 3 stars.


I was searching for French food that doesn't cost more than my entire wardrobe. I'm so glad I found Le Grand Comptoir on yelp! It's exactly how the entire 2 reviewers described it. It's not intimidating, the prices are reasonable, the waiters are friendly, the portions are substantial. I ordered the pork tenderloin and it's soooo tender!!! It came with a creamy mustard sauce. Mmm mmm! I ate every morsel on my plate, the fries, the salad, the pork! It's a good thing Montreal is a walkable city because I can't stop eating the amazing food!


Mac n Cheese was damn good. Homemade bleu cheese was even better. Service was a little weak, but overall the dive bar/ lounge atmosphere and great beer selections are solid.\n\nWish they would expand the menu


Not a big casino like others on the strip. What I liked about this place was that it wasn't crowded. Next time I would like to hit up the stores during business hours.


Maybe I'm partial because my significant other works there as the manager, but I seriously LOVE the new kitchen. The pretzels dipped in butter, sprinkled with salt and served with nacho cheese for $3 is so amazing. Wash it down with unsweetened mango black tea...bomb. The restrooms are the cleanest out of every gas station I've ever stopped. My favorite wine is always stocked and cheaper than the grocery stores. They rotate their craft beers by season which is awesome. The jalape\u00f1o cheddar dogs are another crowd pleaser with the fresh jalape\u00f1os, pico de gallo and spicy mustard. Oh hell yeah!! \nI just wish they carried diesel fuel :(


One fact that hit me when I was in Vegas is that they simply do not have enough polished people to work the restaurants and hotels in the city.  When I was in Todd English's PUB there were a number of overweight unattractive middle aged men dressed in jeans and tight shirts and the hostess had a tramp stamp clearly visible on her lower back.\n\nOn Mon Ami Gabi, my waitress looked like someone more at home at a blue plate special diner than an upscale strip restaurant and the busboy clearly was an \"amateur\".   When someone in my party asked him what the Soup of the Day was he said, \"I don't know, I am the busboy\",...really good answer.\n\nThe place itself is nice and most people choose to dine al fresco as it is perhaps the best place to people watch on the Strip.  I ordered the Mac & Cheese which was a disappointment as it has no bread crumbs on top and the flavor was sorely lacking.  Not a bad place but not a great place....good for a one-time visit.


There are two types of people who are patrons of this establishment: the elderly and people with free passes.  We had free passes.\n\nMy fiance's work gave him two sets of Regal movie tickets.  That would be great back in Seattle where the company is because Regal's are all over.  Here, however, there are only two theaters in the Regal family and this is one of them.  The other is on Northsight somewhere.\n\nWe saw a 645 movie and it was all old folks.  Even with them, the place was deserted!  There is one guy working concessions (with his first AND last name on his name tag - I thought that was a little weird...), one chick in the ticket booth, and that's about it.\n\nThe actual theater was even worse.  The screen wasn't all that large, the sound was awful, and it was an \"old school\" theater.  I consider a \"new school\" theater to be one with stadium seating.  This theater you actually walked uphill when walking towards the screen.  Sounds backwards to me!  It actually might have been worse than a regular \"old school\" theater.  If we hadn't had free passes, we would have left.  Instead, we stayed and toughed it out.  \n\nI guess we'll venture to the Northsight location for the other two tickets.  I thought most of Scottsdale was upscale with a lot of folks around, not scarce and geriatric like Sun City.  I am no longer wondering why no one has reviewed this place - it needs to be put out to pasture!


This is probably the best coffee shop in Summerlin. It's a bit pricey, but the drinks are solid, and the macaroons are to die for.