Really wanted to like this place, but it was just ok-- not bad, but not good either. Will we go again? Maybe if we're desperately craving ramen.\n\nWe tried the Shoyu ramen and the Shoyu Chasu ramen. The broth is just missing some depth. There was no layer of fat/greasiness that you usually see in a bowel of ramen like this. It was maybe a step above soy sauce and water. Also they nickel and dime you for toppings that should be standard, like an egg and nori. The pricing leaves you paying $12-14 for a bowel of \"meh\" ramen. \n\nWith that said, they do have a lot of other noodle choices that could be better. But our first experience here trying the standard was not that great.


Like I said before in my first post about Princess Nails. Its definitely dingy and and as hole in the wall as you can get. But Michelle oh my is this woman amazing. Second visit to get my eyebrows waxed was just as worthwhile as the first. ASK FOR MICHELLE. I'm not going to rate this 5 stars simply because of the lack of cleaniness BUT what would they do without Michelle.\n\n*NOTE* My rating is based on Eyebrow Waxing. Unfortunately I do not get my nails done. EVER. So please keep in mind when reading my review for this location that it is solely based on my experience with waxing and waxing ONLY.


Great atmosphere, very good service and unique and flavorful food.


this restaurant is located on the second floor of neiman marcus at the fashion show mall.  right when you walk in it feels like you are walking into a cool night club.  the decor is is awsome...the striped carpeting, the big tables accented with what i believe was red cushioned chairs.  you look up and walk into area of red skylights, which fire you up.  at the edge walls, blue light filters down.  the place is very well lit.  the awesome thing about this place is the view.  if you pass by the outside of neiman marcus, youll notice the corner of a glass square/rectangular structure popping out on the second floor of the store.  so in the restaurant you can sit in this area behind blue stained glass which overlooks the las vegas strip with views of TI across the street and the new casino next to the venetian.\non the table i noticed that the napkins were placed in napkin rings...impressive.  the bread here was fabulous.  its called monkey bread.  the muffin looking like bread was slightly firm on the outside with a cross cut on top.  the bread breaks perfectly into 4 pieces revealing a warm,chewy,soft, and creamy flavor inside.  the goat cheese salad was only good b/c of the goat cheese.  the bitter spring salad  took away from the pungent cheese.  i had to eat the cheese seperately and feel it crumble and meld together in your mouth...yummy.  i followed this with a thick piece of filet mignon and crisp fingerling potatoes.  then, it was finished by a glazed baked pear.  this was so good, it took me back when my grand uncle used to bake apples with brown sugar.  yeah, simple recipe but damn good dessert.   i would like to come back again to hit up the rest of the menu...


Very nice atmosphere if you like walking around looking at casino and shops.\n\nHowever, this place is way overpriced, with $10 cocktails.


This is another \"can't believe I haven't reviewed this place yet\" place. Brasserie V has been one of our favorites since they opened. Foremost for me is the beer selection, which is one of the best I know anywhere, and I'm a bit of a beer hunter. Belgians are their fort\u00e9, but they source great brews from all over the world. The staff knows their stuff, too. I never hesitate to follow their recommendations. You don't even need a taste, just go with it. \n\nThe food is just as good as the beer, with a traditional brasserie menu that's very well executed. The V burger, steak frites, and moules et frites are favorites.


I much prefer Jamba Juice than this place.\n\nMaybe it was an off-day for them, but they made my Hawaiian Breeze (pineapples, orange and non fat yogurt) very watered down =/  -1 star.\n\nTheir drinks only comes in one size. I think it's 24oz. What happens if I don't feel like drinking this big ol smoothie during a random afternoon? What happens if I just wanted a small pick me up but I'm being forced to get my smoothie in this one big sized cup? I'm sure not everyone have an appetite to be drinking something that can make you full easily. -1 star.\n\nI'm sorry Jamba Juice...I will never stray away again.


Not what I expected.  Food was good, but nothing special.  Portions seemed small.  I really did not expect the stand in line to place your order, go find a seat and wait for someone to bring your food, and then you never get spoken to again. Reminds me of McDonalds.  We got Thai Dynamite, which sounds spicy, but was bland, and sesame chicken, which was so so.\nWhile we were there, we saw someone spill a large amount of salt or sugar on the floor right by a door.  Saw a server going out the door about fall, and then 4 employees walk by it before it got cleaned up around 5-10 minutes later.  Lawsuit waiting to happen.\nDon't think we'll go back :(


Only thing good is the garlic parm  wings. There's not a lot of meat on them and all the other flavors are disgusting


Great service! Excellent menu! Their chateaubriand steak was mouth-watering!


This place was definitely meh. I was super disappointed because the house is so cute, it still has little rooms like a real house.... very nice.... but the food was just the most bland food I have ever had at a breakfast place, and that includes denny's and the like. That's pretty pathetic. I got the buffalo scramble, which has ground buffalo, onion, bell pepper, tomato, mushroom and jack cheese and comes with toast and hashbrowns. I asked for it with no mushrooms.... no such luck, I got mushrooms. That wasn't a huge deal though. The real problem was the overwhelming lack of any flavor. You would think with that list of ingredients that it would have tons of flavor, but it just tasted like mushy, creamy, nothing. There was way too much cheese and the cheese was bland and nasty.... the buffalo being ground is also not a good idea because it has a weird mouth feel and looks like little turds.... also, buffalo is a beautiful meat, why grind it up? I think the lack of flavor may be because they do not saute the veggies before adding the egg (or at least that's my guess.... not sure) Anyway, I thought maybe the hash browns would be better.... no. Tasted like nothing! WTF? Has this place not heard of seasoning? Finally, the toast was standard, but they only had welch's grape jelly on the table.... for 10$ a plate I should get some nice jam... or at least a choice. So overall, mine was a train wreck. \n\nThe BF got the blueberry pancakes that are supposedly so good.... they aren't. They were soo sweet... disgustingly sweet. They drench the pancakes in blueberry sauce of sorts and it is just super sweet... like sweeter than a regular cake or pie.... I know pancakes are supposed to be sweet, but this was too much. \n\nThe only good part about it was the coffee, they do have good coffee. So if you want good coffee and hate having flavor in your food or money in your wallet... this is the place for you! You can find me up a few blocks north at the much better breakfast establishments on Gilbert rd.


Rude & uninformed staff.   Sales girl did not know what an insurance appraisal was.


THIS PLACE IS FLAT OUT, POINT BLANK, NO CONTEST, the best Bobba drink house in Nevada PERIOD! i have been drinking the black tapioca balls drink since i was 16 and now im 29 and i have had hundreds everywhere. Not only is it the cheapest place in town with a regular bobba being under 2.50 but the quality of the tea and the well prepared Bobba balls are cooked perfect. I really hate when people write comments like the balls were not cooked right when they had them in a frozen drink. When you have these cooked tapioca balls in a frozen drink you jepordize their quality. I would say get their standard milk tea with bobba and you will see the quality im talking about. This place only takes cash but they are fast VERRY clean and most of all verry good!


You know, \n\nNobu is good. \n\nNobu is good in Malibu, but Vegas being the copycat of LA seems to dress down all of the cities great places and ruin their names.\n\nThe fish was \"eh\" \"Ok\"..... not super fresh as the Malibu location and also served with the \"I'm pretending this is LA, attitude\".\n\nGet it right Vegas, if your planning on copying an icon at least make sure you can back it up with flavor, freshness and quality.


There's something fun about walking around a room full of books and I love a good audio book for my daily commute. However, what gets me in here is the wifi. Not the cleanest system for wifi, but its free. When I want to use wifi I'm grateful for the wifi.  I'd be happier if it didn't keep booting me out. That criticism in mind, I'm going to have to go 3 stars, even though I love this place and have spent countless hours here and bought a good number of audio books.


I usually don't drink much sweet drinks, but the boba tea here is an exception. The staff is super friendly, it is very clean, and they even have food. (I tried the Crab Rangoon and it is delicious!) They have a great variety of different teas. They taste natural, and fresh. Definitely, a must go.


Sat at the bar for a quick glass of wine and to order some food to go. I ordered A glass of red wine. It was good, i don't know if it was worth 9$ a glass though. The bartender seemed a little mad I wanted half spinach, half romain on my Cesar salad. I'm picky, but I am nice about it. We ordered the spinach pear Gorgonzola pizza. It came out cold, and wasn't that amazing. Probably wouldn't come back.


\"So do you wanna go with me or NOT?!\" my mom asked me one hot summer night. She had a meeting for her work and she got a room for a couple of nights at the Embassy Suites in North Phoenix.\n\n\"Sure why not?\" I said as I got out my many pieces of luggage and started tossing my cleanest dirtiest clothes into my bag. Hours later we arrived to a nice looking hotel, nothing too great nothing too horrible. It wasn't exactly the most welcoming place - but it will do. The gigantic pool looked sooo good! I couldn't wait to swim! \n\nWe entered our room and saw a cute lil living room with adjacant dining/bar area. That came with a good sized fridge - empty unfortunatly... but still a good size and I was happy to see it also had a freezer. \n\nThere was a nice bathroom with one of those shower heads that have different settings and of course the bed room.\n\nI LOVED the bedsheets! I literally laid in them all day and night! You couldn't rip me from them! The bed itself was nice and comfy and I really appreciated the long clyndar of a pillow! \n\nThe pool was a huge circle in the ground. I don't mean for that to sound bad - but that's really what it was. I still had fun swimming around in it anyway. \n\nI did love the free breakfast they had in the mornings. They made it sound like it was a continential breakfast which means cut up fruit and aging danishes... but to my surprise they had a nice spread. They had eggs, sausage, bacon, fruit juices, danishes, muffins - the whole nine! Including a freshmade omlette station! It was a lot of fun grabbing my lil bowl and fillin it different fillers for a cook to make into an omlette for urs truely! :) \n\nIt was a nice stay, not a grand get away... but it was something different and I'm glad I chose to go.


The Running of the Bulls in Cave Creek is always a good time!


Okay, first thing is first, I love my coffee, and I love Starbucks but THIS particular location has failed to please me, twice. The first time was about 3 weeks ago, I came here on a Wednesday afternoon, wanting a vanilla chai latte. Eh, I must say, it wasn't as tasty as I expect but hey, everyone makes mistakes, no biggie. So today I decided, let me try this location put again since I'm here. I got here around 10 am. I went through the drive-thru and it was PACKED as usual. When I got to the window I specifically ordered a tall double chocolate chip frappucino. What I was handed was a Venti Carmel macchiato. Um...and when I told her what I did order, the barista caught the nastiest attitude and told me that I should have spoken louder. Exxxcusssseee me?!?! Being the nice human I am, I took my new drink she handed me and it was a java chip frappucino .....*sigh* I am so over this. I smiled and put 2 bucks in the tip jar and drove away. \nOkay, LOVE LOVE Starbucks but this location, no I will hold off, thank you.


Mystere was entertaining. It was good, just not great. Yes, the acrobatics were impressive, and some acts were amusing, but it simply didn't have that wow factor that I have seen of other shows. I think part of the problem for me was that there were these random characters that seemed to serve no purpose to the show. Additionally, the lighting and music were sometimes overwhelming and gave me a headache. \n\nThat being said, I think my standards are just high for this type of thing. If this is your first Cirque or acrobatic show, Mystere will awe and impress you, but if you've been around the block, don't expect too much.


OK food.\nI would probally get a pizza some other time.


Food was a 2 &1/2 star, service is 0 stars, overall the two star rating is me being nice.\n Never in my life have I had worse service at a \"fine\" dining restaurant. This dinner was for family night, as we approached the restaurant there was no one at the hostess podium to greet us for a good 5 minutes. When the hostess finally arrived it was past our reservation time and the table has not yet been cleaned nor set for us, we waited patiently for her to guide us to our table when noticing more than half of the tables were deserted. \nOur waiter had a one large group and us to serve. He came up to take both the drink order and the food order. We were then neglected with no bread or butter which was being served across the whole restaurant but not to us, and we were also left with no drinks. When the food finally arrived , our water finally came yet my moms drink was forgotten about. \nThe one and only good dish had there was the fillet! It was cooked to perfection and accompanied with three great sauces for taste. The sliders were disappointing and the bread was stale and cold. During the whole dinner we saw our waiter twice, once for the order and another time for the food, but never for drinks nor the curtsy of checking on us. Horrible service!


I originally gave Main Ingredient two stars based on my initial visit. Now that I have been several more times, I'm inclined to up it one star to three. \n\nMain ingredient, like so much in Phoenix, is nestled inside a historic bungalow. I love this style of restaurant or bar so much and it kind of makes me feel like it's Phoenix's thing. For the home bars, this is one of the cleaner ones. It's actually spotless, and they feature nicer charis, tables, etc. than most of the rest. Call it upscale, or comparable to Roosevelt if you will. \n\nFood here is good, I especially enjoy the Coronado Coney, a Schreiner's all beef hot dog with an awesome nut brown ale mustard and a locally made bun. The Red Goat is exceptional if you are in the mood for a salad, with goat cheese, strawberries, mixed greens, and a vinagrette. The standout here, though, is the Green Chile Mac N' Cheese. An absolute artery clogger, but phenomenal from start to finish. \n\nIt's hard to fault The Main Ingredient for it's choice of music, too. The mix of 80's and 90's hip-hop fits the atmosphere so well and really gives off a house party type vibe. \n\nWhat's keeping this place from reaching 4 or 5 stars? The same thing that got it two stars from me initially, the shitty selection of beer. If you're going to call yourself an \"ale house\" then please consider stocking a really great selection of really great beers. The hipster beers (old style, schlitz, pbr) don't do it for me. I have taste. Please cater to it.


I've only had the Pad Thai so far, but it was excellent. They apparently have a Thai chef, so most the dishes have a Southeast Asian flair--which I love.\n\nI've heard that the Korean burritos are also excellent--fresh ingredients, tasty sauce.\n\nThe owner is wonderful and very eager to please the customers.


The food wasn't bad but it wasn't anything special either. The five of us each got a different dish so we can have variety. The best was the eggs Benedict. Pumpkin pancakes had too much cinnamon. I got the corned beef hash which was over salted. Definitely prefer the corned beef hash at The Place. They had fresh squeezed orange juice on the menu but when we asked, we were told it was out of the box. I ordered a side of thick cut bacon which turned out to look like regular bacon. We were reassured that it was wider then the other bacon. I don't like this false advertising of menu items. The only saving grace was the mini muffins but I'm not sure if its worth a trip back. Maybe if I happen to be around the area.


Someone PLEASE explain the trend of guys wearing oversized round sunglasses indoors at night.  You look like bugs.  And let me tell you something, just a little secret...\n\nI\ndo\nnot\nwant \nto \ndance\nwith\na \nBUG.\n\nOPM was absolutely full of human bugs.  And simulated anal sex on the dance floor.  And really, really bad champagne.  The saving graces were the pleasant staff (all the bouncers smile at you and the bartendresses were pleasant) and the I-wanna-dance-crowd.  I don't know if those two things would ever bring me back - maybe with some Raid...\n\n(And I was not writhing on the floor as Ms Annie D. suggests.  I was doing deep knee bends.)


Let me get the logic behind Secret Pizza.  They're opened to 4-5 a.m.  The drunk and partially drunk slur their way in to get that \"sober me up munchies\" on.  Wouldn't you want a sign up to attract more customers?  How passively cruel is that to the wobbly and incoherent?   Wandering like zombies seeking to feed, one could only chuckle at the priceless visual as they search for Secret Pizza.  \n\nContrarians (sober people) would say signs would defeat the purpose of their marketing goal...it wouldn't be called SECRET PIZZA...logic is never logic if drunk.\n\nThrough the corridor on the right of the Japanese restaurant within the Cosmopolitan, you'll find Secret Pizza.  There I said it.  If that's not enough, you're probably too drunk to even eat.  Within this hallway is a massive collection of interesting prints of musicians.  I think they were musicians.  The pizza aroma pulled my attention away from the pictures.    \n\nMy monstrous hunger, which developed from searching the menu, told me to get two slices.  Give up looking for a poster board list menu or what have you.  Just ask, because there are none.  Peering down through the glass, I eventually chose the meat lovers and the cheese with white sauce.  \n\nPizzas are the thin crust.  My crusts were a tad burnt on the edges after the oven warm up; each crispy bite was filled with a healthy (so to speak) dose of cheese and ingredients.  Both slices were delicious.  Both had surprisingly good taste considering since they were just thrown into an oven and reheated for a minute.  \n\nNo time for a sit down dinner, want a quick slice (or whole pizza), or need some grease to relieve your drunkenness.  Secret Pizza can be a strong option.  That is, if you can find it.


Came here a few weeks ago on a Friday night and we had a super large party. We took almost all the tables in the place except maybe 1 or 2 small ones. The owner is super super nice and accomodating for my friend's large party. He was constantly checking up on us. Luckily it wasn't busy other than our super large party, but then at the same time it's kinda sad that it's so slow on a Friday night. \n\nI ordered the 1/4lb or 1/3lb burger and split fries with my husband from his combo. My husband ordered the SinCity burger and in retrospect I probably should have tried that one, since it's the \"special\". Overall, the food was great, very tasty and fresh ingredients! Reasonable prices. \n\nLet's just hope they can make it in this economy especially since they're somewhat new.


Reasonable prices, great service, unique and delicious rolls.  This one is also in a great location right in Kierland Commons.  I consider myself very picky when it comes to sushi and this is a place I am very appreciative of having recommended to me.  I am a true fan of RA!


Would not recommend this place  to anyone seeking good seafood. We started with crab cakes that were sub par. My husband's steak and prawns were weak. The steak was not sirloin quality and the shrimp smelled and tasted badly. The manager was kind enough to knock off about $8 for his meal, but the plate was so bad the entire entree should have been deducted. \nMy snow crab legs were good, but the side veggies were not. They had a strange lemon flavor which doesn't normally accompany green beans and zucchini - which was over cooked. Squishy zucchini is never good. \nOverall our only positives were the side salads. \nThe restaurant itself is also very dark, the lights never seemed to get brighter. Our server was pleasant but very slow. The place was not that busy so we are still not sure what took so long for the food and check to arrive. We won't be returning.


When this place first opened, I was excited to have a revolving sushi place so close to my work. Revolving sushi is usually inexpensive, and makes for a good lunch to break up the monotony of the work week. We didn't have a chance to check it out until this weekend, and I don't think I'll be going back.\n\nI guess the whole revolving thing bombed for them, so they went to an all-you-can-eat menu. Good in theory, but in practice, it left much to be desired. It's $11.95 a person, and the menu has everything from various appetisers (gyozas, yakitori, edamame, etc) to soups, fried rice and udon entrees, to sushi. \n\nI just wasn't impressed with anything, really. Our server was nice, but the food just wasn't worth it. \n\nWe got tempura shrimp, and stir-fried seafood udon to start. The tempura was ok, but nothing special, but the udon was squishy, and lacking flavour. For sushi, we got the eel and avocado roll, the spicy yellowtail and the shrimp tempura roll. \n\nNone of it was anything to write home about. I've had better. Way better. I guess for $28 the amount of food we got was ok, but when I really had to choke it down, it just wasn't worth it.


As one of the major new restaurants in my area, I've been wanting to try Brio since it opened, and I'm glad I did - I was very pleased!\n-- Roasted red pepper and mozzarella bruschetta was very good...my only complaint is that it could have used a little more balsamic, and the mozz was a little greasy. I personally would have done a mix of mozz and goat cheese but, hey, I'm not the chef.\n-- Chopped salad was okay...chopped lettuce, cucumber, tomato, onion, olive, and feta in a nice, light dressing\n-- Pasta alla vodka...highly recommended! tortellini stuffed with ricotta in a spicy tomato cream sauce, with basil, crispy prosciutto, and garlic for that special added kick of flavor that makes this dish unique\n-- Chicken limone...your standard picatta, but with two huge breasts of chicken and a side of yummy pasta (although the pasta was a little cold)\n-- \"Dolchinos\"...small servings of desserts...we tried the key lime pie, which was yummy, but it was the bananas foster creme brulee that evoked a WOW!\nAll-in-all, I'm very pleasantly surprised by this chain restaurant. Lovely dining room, attentive service, and great food at moderate prices (figure $25-30 per person).


So thank you groupon for saving me some money as this place is not worth the admission fee.  \n\nI grew up in Seattle so aquariums and sealife are something I really enjoy and usually when traveling I like to go to them to see different regions sea creatures.  \n\nWell that's the first problem Phoenix is a desert and I should know better than to go to an aquarium here but I was intrigued as it was new and I got a good deal on tix.  \n\nThe tanks were small and too many people in too much of a confined area for my liking.  I felt people were angry for you taking more than 30 seconds to look at something or take a picture.  \n\nThe talk times were a waste as they were all too crowded and you couldn't see anything.  There was one cool tank that had a second level to go above and look down on it which gave the best view in the place.  \n\nOverall I say drive to California go to a real coastal aquarium and save your money.  Heck even go buy a DVD or something.


This is a good venue for an event or a medium sized party- I was here for the Yelp event a few months ago. From what I gathered, this part of the bar is exclusive to events like the one we had. There was a front area with a bar with some very good tap selections. The back was a bit more open area and some bathrooms in the very back. The staff was incredibly friendly and the booze very good. I've been looking into places to have a big 30th birthday celebration, and depending on how much an event would cost here I would definitely consider the space.


You can always count on the British Open Pub as a great place to watch a sports game--you'll always have a TV available.\n\nMaybe it's because it's sandwiched in the Papago Plaza is not always the most happenin' place.\n\nBut that doesn't mean you shouldn't give this spot a try. It's golf-themed, which is refreshing in a sea of Irish- and football-themed bars, and it has a large menu of both food and drinks. There are also daily specials in the kitchen.\n\nFor my meal, I got a house salad ($5.95) and macaroni and cheese ($3.95), which tasted just fine-nothing phenomenal, but they were pretty good as bar food.\n\nMy pal got the English Style Fish and Chips ($10.95), which came with peas-something I'm not used to seeing on many plates these days (thank gosh, because I hate them), but I guess they made the meal more authentically British.\n\nAnd even though the bar wasn't crowded, the people who were there seemed to be really into watching the game that was on. It's also a family-friendly place, so there were a couple of families in addition to the 20-somethings-which included a big group who brought balloon noisemakers. The spot was proof that your experience is what you make of it, and thankfully for us, it was spirited but not uncomfortably cramped like some of the other places we visited.


Just stopped in there this afternoon for the fall pumpkin pretzel.  The space is pretty bare, and they could do a little more with the decor to entice customers.  The service was OK, not rude but also not friendly or welcoming.  The choices are limited to 5 flavors plus the special of the day which happened to be pumpkin.  I thought the pumpkin pretzel could have had more pumpkin flavor to it.  It tasted like a cinnamon sugar pretzel.  It was tasty though, so I won't knock them too much for that.  I'll probably be back, if they offer some more interesting flavors.


I can't say enough good things about this place.... Family owned, outrageously good food, an ever changing menu that keeps it interesting and really genuine friendly staff.  Best risotto in town!


This is one of the best bars in town! If you have out of town guests, bring them to the Dirty Dogg Saloon. This place is edgy and fun. You and your guests will have a blast watching the girls dance on the bar. They play great music, and a lot of great people hang out there.


Thanks Yelp/Siri for helping me find this place. Being a California transplant in Hawaii, I get Mexican food withdraw. Rivas fit the bill. Affordable and freshly made mexican food...with drive thru!\n\nLike others say, the place looks closed but its just uber tinted. The inside is very clean and they have two big screens with sports on. I was just stoked that I got 12 Rolled Tacos/Taquitos smothered with fresh guacamole and cheese for $7.15. WHAT??? Do ya'll know how much this would cost me in Hawaii and it wouldn't even be that good???? Sigh...\n\nAgain, just happy to have found my easy-breezy, Mexican food option when I visit my in-laws in surprise. Until next year Rivas...I hope you don't close down.


Sorry kids , I  have to give this one a just okay .  nothinbg terrible about the taste but nothing mind blowing as well.  And a word to the wise the smashburger Fries are dripped with a rosemary grease. Now rosemary grease I am sure has a place somewhere in fooddom...but I am thinking it's not on the plain fries. \nYThe burger was okay , tasted like the kind dear mother used to make , fried on a skillet. Hmmm  for 9 bucks ..not my thing. \n\nOh and heads up ..one size on the togo cups....and it's not big.


Best place for healthy kids meals


Time of visit: Thursday afternoon\n\nPros: \n1. totally naked females, \n2 some of the females were very attractive and young, \n3. some of the females were very accomodating\n4. okay layout and moderate space\n\nCons:\n1. totally naked females -- some of you may  not want an ugly girls snatch 2inches from your face\n2.some of the females were very unattractive --- they weren't little...nor darling...more like...big.& gnarling...i.e.. (strectch marks..etc)\n3. some of the females were very un-acccomodating (case in point -- blue light special, 2 for 1 dance.....many of the more attractive strippers outright rejected that coupon/discount...one even tried to charge twice as much for 1...WOW....\n4. layout -- unfortunatlly..no beer/acohal\n\noverall, the cons outweighs the negative as of my recent visit.....perhaps management will read this and make corrective action to persuade the better looking strippers to honor the blue light special......if not...then its basically a bait and switch.......


As a diehard Packer fan living in Phoenix, I have been going to Casey Jones' for 4 seasons almost every Sunday.  Each year has progressively gotten worse than the last.  Service is appalling, food quality is dirt poor (except for the wings), everything is filthy, and the hospitality, overall, is terrible.  A week ago I went in; it started the season off on a bad note... I even called the manager over to explain that I am a loyal customer and hadn't seen it this bad EVER.  He didn't have much to say as I gave him some gentle feedback on my experiences, he didn't even apologize or thank me for my loyal business.  I pledged to myself I will never drop another nickel in that place again after that.  Not even for a DIE HARD Packer fan...


First, the positives: I had Shepherd's Pie. It was perfect. The meat is \"melt in your mouth\" good. Also, we got an order of English Chips to share. They were amazing. Very good. The negatives, however: Extremely small portions. When my Shepherd's Pie arrived, I thought it was a kids meal. Tiny. Very tiny. And don't expect a visit here to be easy on the wallet. Very expensive. Especially for the size of the meals.


Don't waste your time here. This place is so slow you will die of old age before you are treated for what you came in for. Lethargic, non-caring staff and I'm pretty sue the doctor naps in between patients.


Wonderful Vietnamese sandwich shoppe. Their baguettes are great hot out of the oven with butter or in one of their many sandwich choices. They have a modest selection of baked goods along with some of the best egg rolls around. Bring cash or your ATM card as no credit cards are accepted but they have an ATM on premises.


Don't know how this chain stays in business. The food they put out is under par and when you bring it to their attention its hilarious to see the look on their face. It just comes from poor or no management.  2 people here and half the table are dirty.


Clean shop with friendly staff.\n\nYou are not allowed to shoot certain types of firearms there unless you are a member (Class-3 & shotguns, for example) -  The person I spoke to about this could not explain \"why\" they had this rule.


I can only say good things about Napoli Pizza! Lord where do I start?! Well first off the prices are amazing! Even getting a medium pizza for a family of three feeds us for more than four days. The mushroom and pepperoni is mouth watering good! We usually order our pizza for pick-up or delivery, but going into the place is nice as well. The place is very quaint, and very nice. They have a couple of big screen TVs as well as a nice dinning room. Their staff is also friendly, friendly and extremely patient. Napoli will always be are go to for pizza, and I dare another pizza joint to even TRY and be better than Napolis!


This place is the nicest place I've seen/been to. Their house flavor Beechin is the best flavor I've tested yet anywhere. Very, very GREAT customer service and average prices....\n\nAny issues I've had, they've fixed. Any questions I've had, they've answered. \n\nBest vape spot in my area, and I've been to them all. Only spot I goto since I've found them...\n\nA+ cleanliness\nA+ service\nA+ product\nA prices\n\nEveryone is great here!!!


The food was alright.  Had a decent frisee salad with a poached egg and bacon.  For my main dish I tried the porchetta, which is off their rotisserie.  I thought it would be like Roli Roti in SF, but I was really disappointed to find the skin wrapping it was an inedible rubbery casing.  The pork was well seasoned, but just tasted like pork.  My date had the truffled macaroni and cheese which tasted like mac and cheese with truffle oil.  The wine selection was pretty good and we polished off a bottle with our dinner.


I really enjoyed this my family and I had been looking for a Mongolian BBQ place here in Vegas. I love the service straight from the door they greeted us well. The different choices of meat was great even pepperoni! Only one missing was shrimp. I like the full bar as well. They have different sauces to choose from be it teriyaki or spicy chili garlic. I really enjoyed the special three G's sauce and when you get to the cooks you goose if you want steamed,brown,fried rice pasta noodles or cabbage. They even asked if we had food allergies I respected that. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to have a good meal that you can say you picked every ingredient including your seasoning! I'm definitely a regular now!!


The lady was so nice! The food is a bit Americanized but still very delicious. The spicy noodle on Korean menu was especially good.


I've been here only once and really enjoyed this place.  I shared the baby back ribs and rib stew with my friends.  We were all moaning anf groaning from the savory goodness.  This is really awesome comfort food.  Also, they have some of my favorite wines on their list.  Just what I need after a long day!


Never, ever, ever again. Ever. \n\nBecause even if I think your coffee blows, and even if I only gave you three stars (*gasp*), there's no excuse for talking shit about me -- loudly -- while I am forking over $10 for a sandwich. That's just a poor customer service decision, folks. As business owners, you should know that. \n\nAnd just for clarification, I never wrote that your coffee tastes like shit. But I will now: Your coffee tastes like shit. \n\nSo, no more $12 chef salads. No more $3 croissants. And definitely no more of your fake-nice bitchiness or dirty looks when I walk by in the morning with my Cartel coffee. I will save my money for an establishment that treats me like a person.\n\nPS -- look forward to a severe business decline as soon as the place across the way opens. I'll make sure to smile and wave as I walk by.


The brisket was dry.  The green beans were bland.  The baked beans were watery.  My daughter thought it was soup. The brisket sandwich was okay. Mac and cheese good.  Fried okra was decent.  \n\nThe sandwich and one side and drink was $8\n\nWould  I go back?  No.


I'm not sure what to rate it... Everything was so sweet. I love Pad Thai and there Pad Thai was just not doing it. For the price I paid for it was decent I guess I just thought it would be better because of all the good reviews I heard about it. I feel like I just had a sugar rush. And the waitress which I can't blame, was the only one there left our glass empty and did not even refill it. I couldn't drink the Thai tea anymore! It was sweet as well\n\nThe atmosphere and ambience was nice and relaxing.


Holy Tequila!  Luv the margaritas here!  House margaritas are the best.  I highly recommend the Cucumber margarita!  Its cool and refreshing with the perfect amount of tequila.  Great drink for the hot AZ summer!  Tinga tacos are my absolutely favorite.  Great crunchy chicken taco!  Great place in OT for some awesome food and drinks.  This is one of the best happy hour locations in town!


It's okay.  The food isn't even remotely Irish.  They can do better.


In my search for great BBQ this place stands out.  Not only is it tasty but it doesn't irritate my stomach.  That is a major plus in my book.  The one drawback is service.  I've ordered online and arrived at the specified pick up time 30-60 minutes later to still have to wait another 15-20 minutes.  So be advised to just go to the take out counter and order, as it will take just as long.


I don't think this place is as great as they say it is.  It's pretty dirty.  Teachers don't pay that close attention.  Our child went here because everyone we knew had their kids here as it was some what reasonable but since being here, we've found so much better.  It's certainly not worth 4+ stars.


Get the Butterfish!


Best donut shop around.   Every donut i tried was amazing.  The service was awesome and so friendly.  I will not go anywhere else if I can help.  :)  the bagels were delicious too


I really want to like this place, but I've had a bad experience every time I've ordered from them. A few weeks ago, I ordered delivery from Nam's and my food took almost an hour longer than the estimated arrival time. When I finally received my food, there was a curly black hair sitting directly on top of my curry. Luckily, I still had my crab rangoons and I was able to eat those, but I certainly had no appetite for the curry... I called Nam's as soon as I found the hair and was told by the employee that answered the phone that he would \"leave a note\" about getting me a free entree next time I ordered from them. Well, I just ordered food from them again and received a very rude phone call from one of the workers demanding to know why I was receiving a free entree. Let's just say that I am a little insulted that, after I gave them a second chance, they would call me and accuse me of lying to get free food. \n\nSide Note: After being reassured that my food would be here in 45 minutes, it has now been an hour and I am officially never ordering from here again.


Finally! Shake shack opened their doors! It has a very nice interior and patio sitting. Its located between  outside of nyny and monte carlo, so its way better to park at nyny and go through the food court. \n\nBest burger ive had in east side and finally now here in vegas!!! I highly recommend the SHAKE STACK and second the SHROOM BURGER. i love how the cheese will oooooozzzeee out once you bite onto your burger, one word, BOMBDIGGITTY! \n\nAlso, their staff was very attentive and friendly! Please keep it up guys! Good service good food! ;)


Best sushi I have had in Charlotte!


It's always a better day in Arizona with some Boba. The spot is cool and urban, but has a touch of authenticity. Stock up on Asian supplies from the market next door while you're there.


While in AZ I thought any Mexican restaurant would be good, I was wrong. My husband's uncle and wife raved about this place so we tagged along for dinner. This restaurant is located in a plaza. Upon entering the resturant You notice it is decorated really nice. I loved the Spanish decorating and the whole restaurant vibe. When we arrived we had to wait for them to fix a large table so we took the kids to the bathroom. The bathrooms were nicely done as well and very clean. After we finished in the restroom we were seated and our waitress came out. She was very nice and she took our drink orders & salsa orders. They have a couple of kinda of salsas. I was not impressed by their house salsa --and usually I'm down for salsa and chips but this salsa was a no go. The chips weren't even great. I ordered the cheese dip and this was actually pretty good. I ordered a chimichanga but it was not good at all and there was no cheese in it or on top of it and it did not taste good. I ended up sending it back and not ordering anything else. I tried my daughter's and husband's food and I wasn't impressed with that either. This place only gets a two due to the decorations and the good service. Food wise ---they did not represent Mexican food right.


Le Cafe Ile Saint Louis, hmm...\n\nAnd so the Vegetarian's came out that night. We were hungry. We were on a mission to find Veggie-friendly food. It was late. We were tired. We wanted, well, food! \n\nWe ended up skimming the menu which had a good variety of food. Steak, Prime Rib, Breakfast options, Soups, Salads etc... The only thing that seemed veggie friendly was the Pasta. My friend asked if they had (off menu) a vegetarian sandwich of some sort. Low & behold, we were informed that they did. A veggie-sandwich which comprised of eggplant, mushrooms, bell peppers and more. Sided with either fries or a baked potato. Wow! Sounded tasty. When our dish came out, it looked fabulous. Yes, it was exactly how it was described to us but it was hard to control since all the actual vegetables were flying out of my breaded envelope. I couldn't control these suckers. I ended up forking the vegetables and swooshing my bread to the side. Had it swooped me off my feet with taste, I might've thought otherwise. I see the effort in making an off-the-menu veggie friendly dish, and I acknowledge that, but it just wasn't dish presentable. \n\nThis place gets an \"A\" for effort, but a decent ''C\" for veggie presentation. :)


This location of Papa John's is close to home, right near Mountain's Edge. I've never received delivery, I typically call ahead and pick up my order on the way home from work. I always have to wait even though I time it right, they just can't seem to get the estimated time right. Oh well...NBD cause I'm not cooking so I'm ok with waiting :) Just as long as the pizza is fresh, hot and good, it's worth is. I consider Papa Johns to be the better of the fast food pizza chains.  We've never had a bad pie from this location. I think we paid about $11 out the door for a Large up to 5 toppings. Personally I'd say their large is not really large. If we're hungry the two of us can eat almost the whole thing and then have 1 slice each for breakfast the next day :) mmmmm cold pizza breakfast, yum. Overall, a decent fast food pizza!


My In laws are vegetarian and I always feel so guilty when we go out because they have such a limited option of things they can eat. I heard about this place from a friend and I am so glad I went there.\n\nMust try items:\nGeneral chicken\nEggplant and tofu \nFried eggplant


This place is the definition of a flea bag hotel. The person who took the pics on the choice website should be both charged w/fraud and given a raise by hotel management as the room I was in and the lobby look NOTHING as pictured. They are supposedly renovating the place, but goodness knows when that will happen. The place might have been nice when it was built in the 70s, but its glory days are long gone. It also has a super weird layout.\n\nMy room was two doubles because they were out of kings and thankfully I only needed the one bed because the other was completely stripped down to the mattress w/the bedding laying on top of the dresser. I called down to the front desk to be put in another room, but the place was full, which shocked me, but apparently their core business is airline employees.\n\nNeedless to say I the place just felt dirty and I was afraid to touch anything in my room. Sleeping in the bed was agony because I had ideas of bedbugs running through my head.\n\nThe only reason this place is getting 1-star is because they had a decent bfast and the girl at check in was nice, as was the shuttle driver, however the other girl who answered the phone needs to take a customer service and attitude adjustment refresher course!\n\nEither way, steer clear of this pit!


Love the dark bar look of this sushi place, among other things ;). They are consistent with the quality of food and service. Lunch time is usually hectic and it can sometimes take long. The staff is so helpful and know their menu. They have great, fresh sushi and reasonable prices. \n\nTry the edamame, seaweed salad and the Professor Vu.


If I could give this place less than one star I would. Where to start, first off they re-heat old French fries in dirty oil. Even after I called back the second time to ask them not to. Their food is sub par and dirty. Now all that aside I had an issue with them messing up an order and called in to ask them to fix this, the girl over there was rude and defensive to my claims that the wrong toppings were placed on the burger we had ordered. I specifically said no tomato and she specifically repeated that back to me as we'll so I know it wasn't her fault. She passed me over to the manager who was really mad that he had to come to the phone and explained to him that the person is allergic to tomatoes and that we'd appreciate it if they could send us a new one...he said rudely \"no just scrape the fu@$ng tomato off. I told him that she's allergic and that there is still tomato all over even if we scrape it off. He said too fu&$% bad we're not sending you anything. I asked him why he was so mad and he said cause I'm fu%^# busy cooking wtf do you want and hung up. NOW THAT'S CUSTOMER SERVICE!! Bottom line aside from the fact the employees are so jaded and disgruntled the food is just nasty dirty re-used oil re-heat fries and just dirty!


After having a horrible experience a few years ago with lash extensions I was hesitant to try them again but after seeing Layla's work I decided to give it one more shot.  I've gone to see Layla two times now and I'm thrilled with my lashes.  The first time I went in we opted for a \"natural\" look.  I left looking like me but way better! As a first time lash wearer I was super paranoid and had tons of questions for Layla.  She answered every question I had at the appointment and responded to text questions quickly! My initial appointment lasted two hours, which seems like a long time but Layla made the experience go very quickly, she plays great soothing music, and explains her process step by step.  I'm a pretty high energy, bouncy person so laying still with my eyes closed is a challenge for me but somehow Layla creates the perfect environment to just chill out in.  After having your lashes applied you have to go 24 hours without getting your face wet, that means no shower but a bath is ok.  Also if you're a person who sleeps on their side or face a contoured sleep mask is a good investment to protect your lashes.  I had my fill in appointment exactly three weeks after my initial application.  My lashes still looked pretty good, but there were definately some gaps and I was feeling the urge to use mascara to blend everything in (a big no no). The fill took about an hour and we went a little longer and fuller this time.  Once again the experience was great! I'm definately a lash addict now and honestly think it's one of the most transforming beauty things I've done! Thanks Layla!


We stumbled across this place and decided to grab a late lunch. We had the hummus and chips, onion rings and fries. All were prepared well and tasted great. The only issue was the service, it was fine when there were a few other tables, but as soon as it thinned out we had to wait for ages for anything. I tried to get anyone's attention, but they seemed to walk away or pretend they didn't hear.


Food is made fresh... its good, quick and easy!  Only drawback is that you are essentially eating on the casino floor  ...but got to watch a hockey game while I ate.


I will not shop at this store again.  While they do carry what I need - a prescription dog food needed for my dogs' digestion problems - they refused to sell it to me without a \"prescription card,\" which I did not have because I just moved to Charlotte and my new vet had not yet mentioned any such thing to me.  It was a Sunday and my vet's office, like just about every other professional practice in Charlotte, is closed on Sundays.  The kicker is that they sold it to my father two weeks earlier without a prescription so the problem isn't that they won't make an exception to their silly policy, but apparently that they just didn't want to make an exception for me.  Either way, it's dog food...and expensive dog food at that.  Do they think my dogs are going to become addicts or something?  No thanks, I won't be returning and giving them my money for all of the expensive dog food that I purchase on a regular basis.  I will find another supplier.


One of the few choices that you have at the Waverley Train Station  for food before you board the train your destination.\n\nThere are always plenty of sandwiches and salad bowls but later on at night a lot of the shelves are empty with not many staff to fill them.\n\nThe store is rather on the small side and makes it feel cramped.


You would think this would be the perfect place to cure a hang over right? ...We were wrong... there was 10 of us and we only had to wait about 15 minutes for them to clear 2 tables for us. Once we were seated, we looked at the menu only to find the prices were pretty freakin nuts for the type of food this place offers. (ie. $20 for pho, $18 for pad thai, $18 for wonton noodle, $26 for wonton, scallop, pork, vegetable soup, $10 eggrolls, $4 for thai ice tea, etc **these aren't the exact prices but its around this price**).\n\nAfter ordering our food, we had to wait about 15 minutes just to get our drinks. Had to wait another 45 minutes to get our food. I guess they wanted to serve us all at once so half of the food that came out was already cold or room temperature. Onto the food.... ABSOLUTELY the worst chinese/vietnamese/thai food we've ever had. Everything lacked flavor, meats and seafood was chewy, soup tasted water down, portions were kind of small for what you pay for, etc. I work and eat in downtown Oakland China Town all the time, and The Noodle Shop doesn't even compare to anything there.... Pho or wonton noodle soup is my hang over food, and this place just wanted to make me throw everything up.\n\nThis place was highly understaffed, and the cooks were slow.... My friends and I have already made complaints, so in the mean time...STAY CLEAR AWAY!!! You're better off walking 5 minutes away to McDonalds!


Via Delosantos is one of the few places in Phoenix that a vegetarian can get a good Mexican meal.  Neither the beans or rice are cooked in lard, which is hard to find in this town.  The chips and salsa are premium, just watch out for the fried potatoes and such - very greasy.\n\nThanks to Philip's illuminating review, I hadn't heard about their health code violations.  It's something I'll keep an eye on in the future though... if they take another dive like they did in 2004 I'll keep my distance for a while.


Back in the days of 2006-2007, I used to be a regular at Pumi for the creative sushi chefs and friendly service. Then, as has been well-documented in reviews before mine, the place changed owners/managers/etc and everything went downhill. The fish was not as fresh and prices were higher. After a couple subpar experiences, we cut Pumi from our lives. \n\nWell a few years have passed since we were in this place, so we decided last night to give it another chance. Since I'm with child, I can't eat sushi for a few months (booo). Instead, we sat in back for hibachi where they couldn't even turn the lights on for us! Seriously, we sat and ate in near darkness back there. The hibachi chef was friendly enough, and his rice/veggies/chicken were decent. Shrimp was rubbery, though, and my husband's NY was so thin, they definitely cut them in half. Hey, I have no problem with a place like that as long as it is reflected in the price, but if anything, Pumi has adjusted their prices up. Another negative - that creamy sauce that all hibachi/teppanyaki restaurants give you was really gross at Pumi. I usually eat the whole thing, but theirs tasted like watery mayonnaise.\n\nService was fine.\n\nOverall, Pumi, it's gonna be at least another 2 years before I try you again.


All I can say is that I wish this place was better.  I feel I should try something else on the menu because although my main entree looked appetizing it did not have any flavor at all.  I actually got a appetizer for my main entree which was the crostini with a topping picked by the chef each day... today it was a medley of marinated veggies similar looking to a tapenade.  It just had no flavor.  I did get their sonoma salad (small) and it was very tasty.  It had figs, goat cheese, croutons, tomato and a vinaigrette dressing.  Another reason for the mid range score was service... this is lunch time people and I am kind of in a hurry.  There was only one server and what seemed like the manager helping out... not enough people to handle a lunch rush.


Cool/chill atmosphere. Enjoyed the outside patio area. The line was long, but wasnt too bad. what do you expect? They are a newbie here :) you better go try it for yourself!\n\nTry the brisket moist! And the cream corn! Yums!!! I also liked the jalape\u00f1o sausage and pulled pork. \n\nWill def be back to try more on the menu...


I know, I know, my last review says I won't be back.  This time I mean it.  I was persuaded by a friend and succumbed to the pressure.\n\nI'll get this out of the way, the service was fine.  Nothing to complain about.  Even though we complained about 2 of the meals we had they handled it with professionalism.\n\nI had the turkey burger, which sounds great on the menu.  It was bland, flavorless and had way too much bread.  In the industry they call this \"bun coverage\" and this freaking burger didn't come close to covering the footprint of the bun.  The people they have cooking in the back obviously don't know how to check a burger for doneness since there was a big hunk taken out of the burger where they hacked it with their spatula.\n\nMy buddy ordered the steak wrap (whatever it's called on the menu) and it was served \"burrito style\" (note there's a difference between a burrito and a wrap) with so much rice in it and virtually no steak.  For like $11.00 he complained and they fixed it.\n\nMy sweet, innocent baby girl who only eats pizza and French fries shared my way too salty French fries that were served with my burger and had to order a flatbread off the menu for $9.00 which had a big hair in it when it was served.  Since we complained about the \"wrap\" the Manager came over and said \"Yeah, the waitress said there was a problem and asked me to come over?\"  We told him the deal on the pizza and he asked \"did you send it back?\" and when we responded he just walked away.  That's it, no apology or anything.  So, we ordered a cheese flatbread with nothing else for a kid were charged full price and got an extra hair in our serving?  The people that own this place are \"professionals\" right?  What the heck?  Train your Managers how to handle issues when they come up.\n\nPlus the outside dining area was unkempt and very dirty.  French fries and food debris were all over the place. \n\nFlavorless, overpriced, but PACKED.  I think people want this type of restaurant, but Big View IMO doesn't execute well at all.


Sorry - an employee can definitely ruin it for me! I used to take my girls into the Sweet Factory at Galleria Mall about once a month. They each have a fave candy so I let them get 1/4 pound each and it lasts them for days. \n\nNORMALLY, the employees are VERY sweet and helpful. They smile, converse, offer samples, recommend items, etc.\n\nLast Saturday, my girls begged to go to the mall just to visit the Sweet Factory. I agreed, as it had been a long time since they had eaten candy.\n\nWe walked inside and were IGNORED by the new, young girl at the register. My youngest (age 5) even ran up to her and said, \"Hi! We are going to buy candy today\"! \nShe STARED at my child and ignored her. I became irritated but I let it go. \n\nWe grabbed our candy and went to the register to pay. She seemed irritated that we were in the store. (We did NOTHING wrong, we were quiet and quick).\n\nAs we were at the register, I noticed a more regular employee, an older woman (older than the girl at the register) and the girl suddenly perked up and GREETED the next customers who came in. \n\nIt became GLARINGLY OBVIOUS that the young employee was only being \"nice\" when her boss was around. The older woman went into the back and we continued to pay. She proceeded to say NOTHING to us, not even \"thank you\" when she handed over the bag.\n\nThe only time she seemed alert was when the other woman was around.\n\nAs we excited the store, I was MAD. She was rude, pure and simple. I made a comment to my husband her rudeness. \n\nAt the same time, another customer (a man and his young son) approached us. He was behind us in line. He asked, \"Was she as rude to you as she was to us?\"\n\nI wanted to call the store and complain about her but I felt like giving her the benefit of the doubt. But the more I think about how FAKE she was around her boss and RUDE to my children, I'm over it. We are not going back.


Bowties Bridal and Tuxedos have been amazing to work with.   They have been very helpful and attentive to my needs. I'm a very indecisive bride and they worked with me to find my perfect dress.   My dress was everything I wanted and more.  They custom made my dress to fit my style.  The day I walked down the aisle I have never felt as beautiful as I did that day. I'm so glad I purchased my Maggie Sottero from Bowties. The Bridesmaid dresses were affordable and stunning.   My Groom and groomsmen looked amazing.  I was unsure of what I wanted them to wear but Jason made it easy and helped me make my decision.  I would definitely recommend this company to another couple.


I like this location.  They have a lot of turnover, but for the most part everyone has been pretty good.  Wish the outside tables were cleaned more often.  They are too dirty 90% of the time to use.


Great resort.  Everything is laid out great with the exception of the 2 mile walk to the events center and conference halls.  Room service is great and there is a great selection of amazing restaurants.


I had a lot of fun at this club when I was younger, and I'm only 25! It's full of very young people. It's supposed to be a gay club, but there are a lot of straight people who go. I've never been hit on by gross creepy guys at any gay club other than this one. If you're a straight guy going to this club, please take my advice...two girls dancing with each other at a gay club are not dancing for you! Do not feel free to touch, pinch, grope, or grind up on any girls in this club without asking! Please remember that you are in the Village, and that in the Village we respect everyone! We should respect everyone everywhere, but that doesn't seem to happen, so please at least make an effort in the Village.\n\nAll that to say, it can be a fun club to get drunk and silly in with friends. They've been bringing better DJs recently which looks promising.


The service and atmosphere were so bad that we left before we ordered anything. So my score is not based on the food, which I hear is delicious. \n\nWe were seated behind some obnoxiously loud lady who was over-explaining to her friend how poorly her coworker taught K-12 chemistry...and was getting almost everything wrong herself (I have a PhD in molecular genetics, so the convo was like listening to nails scraping a chalkboard). That's neither here nor there. Our bad experience was enhanced by this.\n\nSo barely being able to hear myself think, I try to order a drink. The cocktail selection stinks for a place that appears to have an open bar. Plus, the waitress wasn't very helpful at all. She offered the peach bellini and then quickly retracted when she noted that they were out of the peach ingredient. Really?\n\nThen trying my best to speak over Loud-Talker explaining that all you needed to demonstrate \"splitting atoms\" is two styrofoam balls and a toothpick...nuclear fission with toothpicks...I asked the waitress if they had anything akin to an Italian soda, or maybe a soda/ seltzer with a splash of vodka and some flavor. What I figured was a simple request was impossible at Cibo.\n\nWe left as Loud-Talker proclaimed that grade school kids don't need to learn chemistry, just general science...and we wonder why AZ's 8th graders rank #45 in the nation in STEM topics.\n\nAll in all, our waitress was aloof from the moment we sat down. She was either spaced out or just had no people skills. Having the atmosphere ruined by Ms. Loud-Talker was our own bad luck, but I still give this place one star for the poor service.\n\nWe left and went to The Vig next door. That place rocks.


Not overly impressed. I stopped in with some colleagues while on business in the Phoenix area. I'm trying to limit my meat intake and opted for the veggie sandwich. Major disappointment! I essentially got shredded iceberg lettuce and tomato with some herb spread and a slice of cheese. I think that if a restaurant is going to put out a vegetarian selection they should be a little more serious than lettuce and tomato. Mushrooms, cucumber, romaine instead of iceberg, bell peppers, spinach and avocado are all good options.\n\nI will say that the chips were great and the smell of Cinnabon in the place was divine.


Food is way to greasy for me. But if you like deep fried junk food this is the place for you.


I'm a sushi junkie. I've hit up almost every sushi joint that I've been able to find in Phoenix including the places that identified merely with a yellow sign outside that says...\"SUSHI\"! \n\nThat's why I was so excited to try out Yen. I loved the place the second I walked in. The atmosphere was great, the people were friendly, and the location for me is excellent. Unfortunately for this sushi joint...I really only care about the sushi. That's why one of my favorite places in town is a hole in wall over on Dunlap and 19th Ave. I was so disappointed with the quality of the fish and the actual rolls. We ordered about eight rolls and only finished two of them. You basically have your choice of eel or fried and these are tempura battered rolls I'm talking about. I enjoy light sushi which is the way sushi is supposed to be. A fried tuna roll that weighs over a pound is just too heavy. I'll give it another shot for sure because I really do think it's a nice place but I was shocked that it's Yelp score was as high as it was.


Nothing special, to be honest.  I am a huge supporter of small business owners. Sadly, Sonic has better tasting hotdogs and buns. Also his lemonade offered with special (says machine is broken, awaiting repair) is disgusting, watered down. Sadly, after all these years driving by... I know why I have not ever stopped in....and never will again.  :/


The food was very good and tasty. Portions were big and priced reasonably.


I swooned. And not just because it was a \"hot date\" night. Every detail in design of the menu and space was as perfect as I wish they could be! From the custom-created cocktail made especially based on my general description of what I like about my liquor to the home made mozzarella appetizer to the yellowtail and albacore crudos that had me grasping my breast plate in ecstasy, and the squid ink risotto that literally found space in my dreams... Crudo is the kind of restaurant that makes me love Phoenix's food scene. I don't wistfully pine for San Francisco or Chicago with service as engaged and attentive as our bartender and servers, food as creatively designed and excellently executed as our tasting menu, and decor as exquisite as the interior space. I think a Phoenix foodie's tragedy of life would be to miss this perfect space. As for the date, well, at least the food was fantastic -- CRUDO was worth the dress! ;)


It's a win when you see your best friend get a grown man's ass rubbed in her face. Then have her face shoved towards his crotch. \n\nI HAVE NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD IN MY LIFE. IT WAS TOO MUCH FUN!


The best!


I love Francescas style but had a horrible experience in the store today. I ordered a bunch of clothes online and all of it was way too big. When trying to return clothes at the store... they tried to con me into storw credit. Stating the policy was 2 weeks to return. I had to go online and read the policy... horrible customer aervice. But I got my money back


Full of studying students and hipsters in their native environment.  Doughnuts aren't bad.


My husband and I were just at this restaurant for dinner last Saturday night.  We go to Las Vegas several times a year and always eat at a highly reviewed restaurant.\n\nThe restaurant is beautiful with enough atmosphere yet enough quiet places.  Our waitress was really knowledgeable and terrific.  The bread basket was yummy and plentiful....although we would have liked to have been asked if we wanted more.  My mojito and husband's peach margarita were refreshing.  My husband had the chicken (($24) and I had the veal chop ($42).  Mine included a tamale, my husbands just the chicken.  With cocktails at $12-13 things get expensive fast...which we knew.\n\nMy veal chop was really really good as was my husband's chicken.  BUT, when you spend $150 for 2 I really expect to be at the restaurant for 1.5-2 hours....fine dining.  After an hour the busboy came by to clear my plate....I wasn't done and did not intend to be done as this was our evening out.  After the third time I asked him to please stop asking me if I was done.\n\nSo, the price for quantity of food was 25% higher than needed.  The food was excellent. And we disliked being rushed while paying dining prices.  So we will not come back and revisit past restaurants such as 808 at Ceasars.


So very disappointed that this brand new restaurant has restrooms without a baby changing table or handicapped accessible doors. When I asked for a comment card I was told they didn't have any. I was given a business card for the manager and was told to email or call her with my comments. Wee won't be coming back.


Being a customer at the Ellsworth/Baseline store for nearly 12 years, after my recent check up, I've decided this will be my last visit.  They seem to have undergone an entire staff change on the day I was there, and as a medical practice manager, that was probably the least professional group I've ever seen. No one made eye contact with me, they were too glued to their screens.  One employee would only help a couple that was there (for the whole hour I was there), who were obviously personal friends of hers. The other employee not only wouldn't get out of her chair to show me glasses, but was very little help when I was asking her questions about options, etc. Her eyes only would look at her computer screen or the tatoos on her forearms. I assume it was \"friday dress down day\" when I was there as the T-shirt wearing young man took me back for my initial portion of my eye exam. Even though I stated out front 2-3 times what I was there for, and completed forms AGAIN, with full information on them, I was AGAIN asked for the 4th time the same darn questions over again. (Does no one read a patient's chart or forms any more???)  He took my blood pressure and twice incorrectly put the cuff on my arm.  The machine was malfunctioning and wouldn't quit inflating which was extremely painful and I begged him to take it off.  He continued to push buttons trying to get the machine to quit. Then put the cuff (on wrong again) on my forearm of my by then extremely inflammed arm. Again the machine mal functioned.  He put down a grossly inaccurate reading on my chart and I asked for it to be removed since obviously this machine did not work and I didn't want a abnormal reading on my permanent record.  The optomatrist... well, very indifferent and again, would not look at me or speak to me. Since my prescription had been chnaged by him (up and down, up and down) a few times, I voiced my dislike of the current prescription that I tried for a year.  I was met with less than favorable explaination as to why Ive been given so many different prescription strengths on my eyes the last few years. (I had recently had a full check up with an opthalmologist for a spot on my eye 1 1/2 mos prior to this appt., and he also felt I should not be given so many different prescriptions that weren't seemingly accurate for my visual complaints.) There certainly seemed to be no discount for this place, (many little fees that get added to your final product), so when I pick up my partial order of contacts in a week, along with my new glasses, I don't think I'll be coming back.  My only regret being that I just didn't take my prescription from them yesterday and fill my contact order, and glasses order somewhere else.  It's a shame, they used to have such helpful and cheerful staff.  I don't think I could have cracked a smile out of that group even if I'd come in with a car load of clowns and balloons!!!


I can't imagine going to another salon ever.  I am a mature woman with many salon experiences under my belt, and from the time I step foot into this salon I knew this was the place for me. The salon is beautifully decorated and luxurious.   I had an appointment with Jamie, she spent time with me asking me questions and really getting to know what I wanted and what outcome I expected (that was a first for me), she colored and cut my long hair into a short bob that embraced my natural curls, so that I didn't have so much maintenance.  During my service, Donny brought me a Mimosa, and then coffee, what great service and my hair looked amazing the color was rich and the haircut perfect, (received many compliments from friends and family). \nThe service was amazing, the salon experience and ambiance superb.  When we take time to treat ourselves to salon services, you want to go to a salon like Platinum Entourage, where you get the whole package no matter what service you request.  Take advantage of the specials they have on blowouts.  Thanks Jamie, Todd, and Donny for giving me the royal treatment and making me look Amaaaazinggggggg


Since we had a coupon ($25 for $50 of food) that was set to expire, my husband & I dined here for a belated birthday dinner.  Unfortunately, it didn't live up to our expectations.\n\nService was very slow.  It took over 5 minutes to be greeted by the assistant waiter, than 10 more for our head waiter to take our drunk order.  I had the lemon drop which was pretty good.  The wine recommended to my husband was enjoyable.\n\nI had the onion soup to start and it was nothing special.  I ate maybe a fourth of it.  I ordered the petite filet and my husband the bone-in ribeye.  I chose the mashed potatoes and he chose the lobster mac-n-cheese.  (I don't eat seafood.)  It took a very long time to get our food. The steaks were nothing special.  My mashed potatoes are better.  These were bland.  We skipped dessert and won't be back.


Serenade has an open ceiling design aiming for a loft-like ambiance. Menu is written with chalk in a blackboard behind the counter where to order. Free wifi connection if you plan to hang and chill. Ended up ordering their Buccaneer Tea and Maple Belgian Waffle. Tea was served in a clear glass teapot with a small candle, a teapot warmer attachment under it. It costs $7 but it was good to share for 2-3 people. The tea was pretty good and we were offered a refill after the server saw that the pot was almost empty. Nothing special about their cakes and waffles though. The Belgian waffle doesn't taste as good as it looks. I recommend trying their hot teas, cold teas on glass jars with a clever cork cover, and their honeytoast but not their cakes. \nOver all, it's a 3.75


I took my family here for dinner about a week ago. The one thing I was disappointed with is their salad bar selection. I used to frequent Ruby Tuesday's years ago and their selection was larger. However, I guess since their salad bar selection is smaller, they offer more food menu items. I ordered the flavored iced tea and I was impressed that the server mixes it up for me in person. I also love the shrimp dip appetizer. I ordered the chicken broccoli. It was delicious. I know next time to have my sons split a food dish instead of getting their own. Our server was prompt and polite. We left there stuffed.


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I've been to this restaurant a few times now the first time was a good experience fast sitting no wait for drinks and not a long wait for food. The second time not so good I went on 4th. of July and it wasn't busy at all maybe 5 or 6 tables with people and 4 waitresses. So services should of been fast so you would think. We order our sons food first being 4 he has a small attention span when it comes to restaurants and places a like. After we order him eggs and toast we were told the waitress would come back in a few to get my wife and I's order. Well a few minutes turned in to 15 -20 minutes. After all that wait time a completely different waitresses took our order because the first one didn't seem to enthused to be a work. Granted it was the 4th of July but it was the afternoon. I order the chicken parm sub was way over salted just not good was ok though. If I was you I would skip this and head somewhere else. Granted the food is good but service not so good.


Always had great food, Try the clam chowder!!!


Horrid service.  The steaks were okay -- the owner, the staff, and the service were an absolute nightmare. \n\nDon't bother making a reservation--it won't be honored. I had AMEX Centurion make the reservation two-weeks in advance so we'd have a good table and we still got shoved to the back of the restaurant for a \"big party\" that would be occupying the tables near the front windows. \n\nQuick Note: The \"big party\" never got seated before we'd eaten and paid the bill. \n\nBUT!! The big party people did show up in the bar area where we'd been seated (despite our reservation) and gathered all round our table for an OPEN-BAR happy hour thrown by the I'm flying solo, birthday girl herself and proceeded to get drunk and loud just INCHES from our table--sometimes butt-bumping our backs as we tried to hurry up and consume our steaks. The staff and management did NOTHING to remedy this problem other than to offer us a free round of drinks(we declined). We had to ask the people ourselves to respect our space, which with a large group of drinkers was pointless. \n\nSpeaking of the management -- if you're a day under 70 the owner won't visit your table. A \"manager\" will come by one time and dispassionately ask how things are, but not the owner. He hung out at all of the tables chatting with folks from Sun Lakes.  No one who seemed to be in charge really acted like they were glad we came there to spend our money.  Actually, no one really was taking charge--leadership was in short supply.  The experience will make for an excellent business lecture someday.  \n\nThe waiter: our waiter's service button was turned down to just a shade better than completely ignore. We had to ask him for everything including cracked pepper for the salads and water refills. \n\nThen there was the annoying blonde-ish girl behind the bar who, while attempting to be funny/witty, answered my questions with questions or equivocations.  \n\nAnd it goes on and on--if you've read to here you get the point.  There's not a surprise Disney movie ending where it all got better--it just got worse.  \n\nDon't waste your money.  \n\nI'd like to have more options in the Downtown Chandler business area and see restaurants stay, but I'll never go back to the DC Steakhouse.


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Bad customer service. Cheaply made marble tabletops are dangerous and the manager will blame you for them breaking.  I won't be back here again.


Nice clerks, but like Anita W stated, most of the offerings are geared towards 50+ women.  There was a goodly amount of \"designer\" clothing (Armani, Prada, etc.), but they looked \"old.\"  I'm sure there are some hidden treasures in here, if one looks long enough, but I didn't have the time that day nor the energy!  Those wanting trendier items would do well elsewhere, IMO.


Maybe my palate for frozen yogurt is different than most, because Mojo would not be my first choice for frozen yogurt. I constantly see people check-in at Mojo Yogurt. People seem to like the yogurt there. Tonight was my second visit to Mojo. I probably would not have gone there normally, but I met some friends that that were already at the Biltmore shopping. \n\nTonight I tried three different flavors chocolate, vanilla, and lemon icebox. The vanilla was by far the best. I am a chocoholic but the chocolate was way too sweet and over the top. By this I mean that it remind me of the time when I was a kid that I tried to drink Hershey's Chocolate Syrup out of the can. I didn't like the lemon icebox at all. Again, it was too sweet. In fact it was so sweet that it made my teeth hurt. \n\nThe service was ok, but it could be much better. There were three employees working the floor. I will call them Iman, Harry Potter, and Chrissy Snow. \n\nIman was working her butt off. She was constantly in motion cleaning tables, picking up trash, and working the register. Harry and Chrissy were socializing and watching Iman do all the work. There were only a few customers when we arrived, but that quickly changed and the store became quite busy. By the time we got to the register, Iman asked Harry for help. He is the one that weighed our yogurt and rang up our purchases. When my friend pulled out a coupon, Harry let out a loud sigh and snapped, \"You know you have to fill out the back of the coupon.\" At this point Chrissy disappeared to the back of the store. \n\nA few minutes later I noticed that Iman was back on the register by herself, and Harry was outside chatting with a couple that I assume were his parents. The line at the register was growing longer, and you could tell customers were becoming frustrated. Iman was also visibly frustrated with Harry. She kept shooting exasperated looks at him outside. I heard Harry's mom tell him, \"She looks busy, you should go back in and help her.\"\n\nHarry continued chatting with his parents, and the line at the register became even longer. Iman looked frustrated and was working her little heart out trying to wait on customers. Finally, Harry relented when his mom again told him to go back in and help Iman. It was very obvious that Iman was doing most of the work, and that the others were just there. \n\nI know that this is just a self-serve yogurt place,  and I should not expect the same service that I would get at a sit down restaurant. However, it was a busy Friday night, and you would expect that there would be adequate service to move customers quickly through the line. There really isn't an excuse for the backed up line at the register. They had adequate coverage. It was just very obvious that not all of the employees were committed to providing the service to adequately wait on customers.


Came here for Sunday Brunch (which cost about $50/person with taxes, etc) with some friends who were visiting from out of town.  Food was very good. Meat highlights included this yummy pepper crusted bacon and lamb. Also, lots of fruit options, lots of desserts (I was so stuffed, but my one regret of the morning was not getting to have a crepe! darn!)  with gelato & cookies & cakes & cinnamon bread pudding thingy...oh my! We had expected some lobster, but the only lobster was baked into a frittata was was mediocre. Also, no crab legs in the am. But overall, it was worth it, especially since I was post overnight call and starving and ate like 7 plates of food. Pastas were surprisingly good. The way they get you is in the lines waiting on made-to-order eggs.  Oh, they also had really yummy congee! \n\nThere is, obvi, a 2 hour time limit, which you do not need. Unlimited coffee/tea/orange juice. Service was quite good.


I moved to Bloomfield in April and being Italian and loving Italian food I thought that Little Italy would be a good fit, I was wrong... Until tonight.  I have found that every Italian restaurant I've tried has left much to be desired; from Del's atrocious food to the over hyped Pleasure Bar, I had not found an Italian joint I liked.\n\nLombardozzi, I have not clue why I had not tried you until tonight.  I had tried their meatballs during Little Italy Days and really enjoyed them, but always forgot to head down the block to try a whole meal.\n\nWe started with calamari and it was fried t to perfection, and no rubbery feel, which is a positive, because 99% of places outside the east coast can't to calamari to save their lives.\n\nI had the gnocchi with red sauce (only sauce option which kind of irks me, because gnocchi is great with a pesto) with meatballs.  The gnocchi is homemade and to die for, and the sauce is pretty good too (I'm a sauce snob, nobody beats my mothers or grandmothers) and the meatballs were as good as I remembered.\n\nGreat food experience, but the service was at best bad.  The waitress took over five minutes to get our drink order, and just kind of seemed annoyed at the whole working thing.\n\nI will be back, because there is no Italian food in Bloomfield that even comes close to Lombardozzi.


Secrets, secrets, are no fun. Secrets, secrets, hurt someone... Unless they involved pizza. \n\nWant some pro tips? At $5/slice, that makes a pie $50, but guess what? Cheeze pie is $26! Want a consistent delicious pizza everytime you're at Secret? Get the pie! Even when I'm alone I get the pie because its fresh. I usually take walk on the Blvd and hookup some hungry faces with the remaining slices. Eat something great and do something great. \n\nCowabunga!


So I went back to Las Vegas Uniforms to return my purchases because I decided to be a sexy cheetah for Halloween instead of a sophisticated doctor (lol). When I initially made my purchases I specifically asked the clerk about their return policy just in case, and she said that I could return everything for a refund as long as the items were clean, unused/unworn with the tags still attached and the original receipt within 60 days... check! I went up to the counter and presented the items to the clerk for a refund (it was a different lady this time). She asked me what was wrong with the items so I told her there was nothing was wrong, I'd just decided not to wear them for Halloween. She barely let me finish my sentence before she said with a snotty attitude, \"we don't do refunds for Halloween.\" Mind you their return policy is in bold letters on the receipt and at the front counter and NOWHERE does it state no refunds for Halloween purchases. Not only that but I had verbally asked the lady I checked out with before purchasing about their return policy and there was no mentioning of this. Besides, it's none of their business what I'm buying it for!? Either you accept returns or you don't.\n\nThe clerk talked over me several times trying to make a point. She was soo rude! So I simply repeated, \"I want a refund because that's not what the person I bought it with said.\" She said she was gonna go to the back and talk to management. Meanwhile there was a small line forming behind me. I felt bad for being \"that customer\" but in short, I ended up getting a refund. She tried to act nice at the end of the transaction. Please!!! One of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. I've worked in hospitality for a while so I have high expectations for guest service. I wish I WOULD act the way this lady did! Of course this doesn't change the fact that their selection is great but their customer service is trash!!! Just like the yelpers before me stated...


I love this waffle cafe. Food is great and it's always clean when I go.  The staff is very nice.


It's so bad...over salted food (rivals pickled foods) from the butter to the dry rotisserie chkn breast, everything priced at least 3x what it's really worth. Fried chkn plate is over $20 for about $3 of ingredients. \n\nSmart location near lobby and Augustus tower, it's unfortunate they take that fully for granted.\n\nService was pretty lousy, I get that Xmas eve isn't gonna have the A team but they didn't have to suck either.  Water tasted bad as well, it doesn't cost much to filter water, should be a standard at a restaurant that's $20-30/entree range.


- Overrated\n- Expensive\n- Hipsters\n\nThree strikes and you're out, Caffe Paradiso.


I had the best experience with breakfast. \n\nThe ambiance- excellent- the reason I am coming back and can have a 5 hour dinner. \nThe service- pretty good\nThe food- from \"ok\" to \"really good\"  (but not the best)\nI recently had an over saltet paella. \n\nGreat for happy hour, not sure about the quality.. if you want something light - there are not many options. Not good if you are on gluten free, grain free diet.\nDinner/ full menu  has more options for something light. \n\nSecluded and luxurious - a great hideaway from a crazy, busy world  :)


The food was ok. Not much of a big menu selection either. Ended up here cause the place I originally wanted to go to was closed on New Years Day.  Even though a certain site that starts with a Y and ends with a P that will remain nameless told me that it was open.  I will agree with other Yelpers about the ambiance being really cool. I'll go check it out again if I happen to be in the area and others places are packed. But I honestly don't see any reason to go there again.


I love Popped. They have really creative flavors that are also delicious! My favorite flavors are the Marilyn (frozen), Smashing Pumpkin Spice and Cookies N Cream. Getting the frozen popcorn is fun but you have to eat it quickly. I like that you can sample whatever flavors they have on hand that day. Popcorn doesn't have to be boring!


Main Street Station is old Las Vegas, on the older North Strip, closer to downtown than the newer South Strip, closer to the airport.\n\nThis area of Las Vegas is like Reno. A little grungier (because the courthouse and jail are nearby), but unpretentious, with a lot of older regulars, and Hawaiians flown in from the Islands at Main Street, or the Califronia Hotel. The Main Street Station Casino is like an old western train station, with dark hardwoods and antique stylings. There is even an old Pullman Rail car museum for the public. But the people are friendly and don't always have their hand out waiting for a tip like other glitzier South Strip hotels.\n\nThe 777 Brew Pub is an open room with TVs and tables that you might find in a mid size town in the west. It is lively and has a comfortable, casual feel. Now believe it or not, they serve sushi here! Yes, and they have a sushi chef in one corner making it for all to see. \n\nThe food and  beverages are decent, the prices are reasonable, and the place is nice for relaxation. If you want to be \"seen\" this is not the place for you. If you want to enjoy company with reasonable food and drink in a relaxed atmosphere, then drop by.


Food was disgusting the only reason we went there was that we bought a restaurant s.com voucher where you save like 20.00 dollar s so we decided to try it and we ordered a salad , dozen wings , large pepperoni pizza . The lettuce was old the tomatoes where mushy , the wings tasted like they've been sitting for a while , and finally the pizza was flavor less nothing on the pizza stuck out . But that is not the worst part nasty food aside THE STAFF DECIDED TO ADD THEMSELVES A 30% TIP never going there again


I ordered the \"grilled\" mahi-mahi plate and ended up receiving a mahi-mahi omelette. I politely went to the counter to clarify my order, but the employee, a young kid, claimed the mahi-mahi plate is cooked with egg. If that is the case, then the menu should clearly state that. Not grilled. I didn't want to argue simply because I was wary of having something done to my reorder, didn't want to waste food, and was already starving. On top of that, the mahi-mahi omelettes were extremely bland (along with the side of mac salad) that I needed to add a lot of Aloha soy sauce which was probably the only best thing about my meal.


4 Stars for their Food\n2 Stars for their Service\n\nI have eaten here about 3 times and every time I have had the worst service. \n\nHere's today's experience.  We initially get seated and asked what we want to drink.  Drink arrives fairly quick and I ask the question \"What's the Soup of the Day\".  Waitress responds that she doesn't know and will ask someone else.  Another waitress arrives and ask us what we wanted to order.  We asked for a minute, which means, come back in about 5 minutes.  This doesn't mean ignore us for the next 15 minutes while you chit chat with another guest.  The waitress must have noticed that we were beginning to wait impatiently.  She arrived at our table and asked us if we were ready.  I responded yes and she immediately said she'd be back. ???????\n\nFinally came back and took our order.  I had the Country Fried Steak, Eggs, Hash Browns, and Biscuit/Gravy.  Eggs were a bit runny, but the rest of the food was perfect.  Portions and price are good.  Big portions and fairly cheap.  Besides their eggs, the food is always fresh.  \n\nIt always seems to take some time for them to take your order here.  Happened to me all three times I've been here.  But the food almost makes up for it.


Today at Brocach was a total miss.  My boyfriend ordered the poutine with corn beef which came out so cold the cheese curds didn't melt into the fries.  Corn beef had great flavor though.  I ordered the crab cake eggs benedict.  It was served barely warm and one of the crab cakes was about half the size of the other one.  I later ordered a pancake from the menu and was told they took pancakes off the menu. When I asked why they were still on the menu if they weren't offering them anymore the server checked with the kitchen and they made the pancake.  I was grateful but when the pancake was served it was half their normal size.  Don't know what was up with Brocach today but they had the B or C Team working the kitchen.


You're disappointing me Aliante!!!\n\nThis is an update to my previous review.  My first review of Aliante is 4 stars and at times, even 5 stars.  However, my recent visits here have not been good.  \n\nHere are the recent issues\n-No longer a Station Casino.  This means none of my Great Giveaway Bets qualify here.  As a result, I make my way to Red Rock weekly.  \n\n-Rewards Center:  Poor service right now.  Since this is now it's own casino, I have to update my Rewards Card.  The table games no longer issues cards so I'm only able to get a new card at the Reward Center.  They only have one and their lines were super long.  I know it was a weekend, but when you see that many people in line, 2 employees will not cut it.  Was in line for about 30 minutes, then finally gave up.  I didn't even make it halfway.  Also, I don't plan on playing here much anymore so no reason to get a Rewards Card.\n\n-Poker Room Closed:  Yes, even on the weekend.  C'mon man!!\n\n-Sports Book Bar:  I live close to here and use to sit at the bar to check out the games, play a little video poker, and have a drink.  Only issue...tough to get a drink when no one serves you. There could be bartenders in the bar, but never check on you.  And if you ask them for a drink, they state that someone else has to do it.  How hard is it to open a bottle of Budlight and hand it over?  Seriously??!!\n\nI'm think that Aliante is in a transaction between owners, which is also causing the lack or consistent customer experience.  I will try again since I live so close.  I might have caught the Rewards Center, Bar, Poker Room, and Johnny Rockets all on a bad night.


This practice sends out junk mail and there is no way  to get off.  From now on I am going to write a negative review about everyone who sends me junk mail


This is our favorite Italian restaurant in the area. Great ambiance - it's always busy. If you don't reserve ahead - can be a bit of a wait on Fridays or Saturday nights. We usually go along a little later to miss the rush and can get seated right away after 8:30pm\n\nThey have recently expanded to include the shop that used to be next door. Bar has been moved over and now more entrance space in the lobby.\n\nThe staff are very friendly, knowledgeable and there seems to be very little turn-over since it's often the same folks we see serving in the restaurant year after year.\nMy wife loves the Ravioli di Zucca (butter nut squash) dish - slight hint of nutmeg and goof for vegetarians. I usually go with the Seafood Fradiavolo (mussels, shrimps, calamari etc. with linguine pasta). We should experiment more, but love these dishes so always go with them. The house Chianti is very nice - can never remember the name.\n\nDishes come with a salad or soup. Salad ingredients always fresh , but perhaps they could change it up a little.\n\nWe have had the odd hiccup  over the years, but forgive them the odd lapse since on average the service and food are great.


Customer service is very disappointing.  Expected a little more from Mirage.  Probably will not stay again.  Room request completely ignored.  Drink service on gaming floor was non existant even after talking with supervisor to get someone over to our area. An hour past with no drink server.  Ridiculous, this was on a Monday.  Had my reservation jacked up and had me checking out a day before I was supposed to.  Just not what I expected from an upscale Hotel & Casino.  Overall, not that good of an experience.  Guest service needs some serious improvement.


Awesome Cafe / Bakery /  Pizzeria, Owners are great!


very nice, pretty club, women bathing in tubs in the entrance, other women chillin on couches touchin each other, nice buddha statues everywhere.\n\nother than that...whack and way overcrowded!\n\nfire hazards must not fade the owners of this club becuase when we were inside it just felt un-safe and packed beyond capacity. it was like one dark room after another of too many damn people. dance floor was crowded as hell to the point where all your dance moves consist of nothing but upper body movement. \n\nlooks nice, but eh after a few minutes of trying to find somewhere to groove you get tired...find a better spacious club where you can dance with people and not shadows.


New to the area and went for beer and pizza based on the good reviews. Once we went inside we immediately decided to take the pizza to go. It is so dark and dreary in there you can barely see. After ordering the pizza we decided to get some beer while we wait. Nothing on tap, but a few craft selections in bottles. We saw you could buy a 6 pack for $8 which is a killer deal. We got Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and cracked one open. It had gone bad. We asked to change it out for Alaskan Amber. That had gone bad too. We ended up throwing the 6 pack away, which I don't do. The pizza was not square as they boast but round. And it looks nothing like the photos on the outside of the building or on their website. Small and scarce pepperoni with a cracker thin crust. Tasted like the pizza you get at an arcade or a bowling alley. My guess is it was frozen. We would have been better off getting a freezer pizza and 6 pack from Albertsons across the street. And it would have been a lot cheaper. $26 of junk we through out. We would never go back.


I exist in the world of shared-custody or partial custody of a pooch. The 'ex' has her company most of the time, I usually enjoy her when he's traveling or not looking. \n\nRecently, I took care of her while he was away. She and I had a party. We went running, walking, and she sniffed her way through my neighborhood. We headed to Chaparral Dog Park, and I have to say, I was so pleased at how clean and well kept the area is. My tax dollars are being well utilized.\n\nThe park is crowded, but its a good crowd. Everyone seems to have the same mission: to let their dogs sniff, run, play and socialize with other dogs, while they sniff, run, play and socialize with each other. Its pretty much a win-win!


My chicken was so plain. I was upset with it. It was just teriyaki chicken. Hard to mess up. I doubt ill be back. It is a relaxing place tho. Just dont go for the food.