I've eaten here about 4 times now and I've yet to have an experience worth more than 3 stars. The food is pretty forgettable, its not bad per say just nothing that wows you. The cobb salad is.... a cobb salad. The burger is a generic but good burger. Get my drift? No culinary delights, just decent tastes with decent portions.\n\nI noticed that they recently dropped their prices, maybe in response to the feedback here. From memory I think the burger used to cost $15 and it is now $10 or so. They are also running a pretty serious happy hour, its like 3-9pm (dont quote me on that), probably trying to drum up some business.\n\nThe reason I always come here for business lunches is that it is always empty and the tables are comfy, making for easy conversation.


Renting a car isn't fun, especially when you shouldn't have to. Enterprise did ok this time around but they have their moments also. I went in to set up my car in advance, I didn't want any problems. The last time I got a car that was totally unacceptable. When I got  there I found there wasn't a car for me again. The car they tried to give me had bald tires, steel hanging out the left front tire and the wiper blades where torn. I stayed cool; I wanted to see where this was headed. The young lady found me a car just a short ways away at another dealership and we were off. This turned out good. But also ways try to do what you can do in advance.


Worst security at any venue I have ever experienced and way overpriced drinks. $9 for a double? Fuck that noise. Security goes through literally all of your stuff at the door, I've been through airports with hassle.


This place is very small. I had to wait for 1hr to be seated.  The food was not the best because the grill was not working. I think I ate raw pork and chicken because the grill was messed up. There was so much smoke coming from our grill that they didn't brother to fix it after we were done eating raw meat. Place was too small and not worth going even if the price was cheap.


This park is awesome!!! Great seats, great views, good food. The atmosphere is wonderful. The fans were great. I cannot say enough good things about it. The Pirates won the night we were there!\n\nTake yourself out to a ballgame at this park if you are visiting Pittsburgh during the baseball season you will not be disappointed.


I went here several times. It's usually good. The service is usually good.\n\nBUT the reason I put 2 stars is because they need to learn how to train their workers better. I usually get workers that work well. However, today I ordered gauc and chips, barbacoa bowl, and a carnitas quesadilla... and the only items I received were the quac with NO chips and a barbacoa bowl. I think the workers were either new, untrained, or deaf. And the line also literally didn't move for about 10 minutes... two girls were working at the time.. I don't know there names, but they don't do there jobs well and need to find another one.


Wow - I was totally impressed with Chris and his crew. We got in everywhere we wanted to go - communication was easy and fast. My cousin and I had a GREAT time at the Palms and Foundation Room. I'm sure I'll make my way back to Sin City and will definitely hit up Chris and his team before I go. Thanks guys!!!!!


A bright, pleasant breakfast spot close to our hotel.  We ate here several times during our 2 weeks in Brossard.  Come hungry.  They certainly fill your plate.  Crepes, waffles, pancakes, omelets, blintzes, they have it all.  They serve free coffee with your meals and always make sure it's topped off.\n\nThe weekday staff speak very little English.  However, a hostess and other staff show up for the weekend morning rush, most of which are competent English speakers.  Either way, we had no problem making understood what we wanted.\n\nCan't account for the other negative reviews.  Maybe the people up here have higher standards than what I'm used to back in the States.


Decent store with knowledgeable staff but the prices are a bit higher than other stores. One employee recommended a collar that really helped with our dog that was a puller.\n\nEveryone is friendly. There is a huge selection of many things for many pets. The prices are not bad but a touch high.\n\nBut Banfield. Don't do it. Avoid them. My aunt had awful experiences with \"the plan\" for their old dog. She was pressured into expensive treatments, they would sometimes not do ones she wanted, and it wasn't exactly cheap. Our experience was the same. We bought 1 year to try it, and canceling took a few tries. They pressured us to do more than we normally would have. And the \"savings\" included hundreds of dollars in services that most people would not buy.\n\nCome here to get your pet some exercise in the summer. Get food, litter, check sale prices, visit the partnered pet rescue people, maybe grab a treat or toy for your pet. But Banfield felt even higher pressure than our last car purchase.


I love having this place so close to home.  You can depend on them for all the basics when you're feeling a little Asian inspiration in the kitchen.\n\nI especially like the people who work there.  They're always friendly and will help you out if you can't find what you need.\n\nThe fresh produce/meat/fish components of this shop are a little . . . well, kinda dicey, but otherwise, thumbs up all the way.


Me and my girlfriends had a dinner at Ferreira while in Montreal. \nThe ambiance of the place is very nice and romantic, so we were very hopeful at first. \nI have to say the service was amazing and we were served immediately. \nUnfortunately all of us found the food to be too greasy. The house salad I had as an appetizer was the most delicious dish I had that night. Fish of the day was okay, but again too greasy for my liking. \nOveral, we found everything to be okay, but wouldn't go back, as the restaurant is VERY pricey for what you get.


my wife and i had been going to the \"bird\" 2-3 times a week since the second week that they opened.  good basic food.  then they sold out to a group of investors.  we tried it three other times and the quality has really gone down hill.   the quality is just not there.  why would anyone buy a sucessful business and then change?  it seems that since there are multipule owners things are changing.  they are going on the \"cheap\", cutting corners where ever they can.  too bad.  after nearly 2 years we will not be back...


I have stayed here many times. The last time was just as good as the first. Jane is a supervisor at the counter, and if there is a problem ask for her. She helped me out this last time. The girl at the desk, you could tell was new, wouldn't give me the king bed we ordered. Said that the room is guaranteed not the bed. Well Jane fixed it. Granted it was a smoking room (I don't smoke) but they use freshener and such, couldn't even tell. The newly redecorated rooms are GREAT! \nSome things to know... Every day from about 10am -5pm (my times may be off) by the sports book they have a hot dog cart. Hot dogs are $1.50. not a bad lunch. \nthe pastries at the coffee shop go to half off about 8pm or so. Actually at different times but in the eves and the muffins are still moist. The ice cream place serves monster big scoops, I am 6'1\" 225 and one scoop is really enough. had 2 scoops the first time and ate it all. About got sick. The Dim Sum restaurant is not cheap but not too expensive, and is great for lunch. but get there early or you will be waiting ina long line. Their breakfast buffet is a MUST. It is $5.99 with a players card and has an omelet bar and a whole bunch more. you will NOT need lunch on the days you eat there. Oh but there is a brunch instead of a breakfast on sunday, I think brunch is french for \"add a bunch of money and cheap champagne\". I'd recommend any day BUT sunday. \nThe only problem I see is that I am an early riser and no coffeee except for in room til 6am. Well you can get it at the slots but cocktail service early morning is non-existent til about 7am and the coffee place doesn't open til 6am. the buffet doesn't open til 7am. \nYes a lot of old folks in there but I like that, its not a party casino.Well I like this place. My 5 star rating is for the price and value. its not as good as Venetian or the other expensive places, but you get a whole lot for your money.


Finally made my way over to four peaks, and left nice and tipsy, off all the different beers i had to try..so all in all i can say i left very happy :)\n\nService was great, and i love the inside of this place. \n\nI looked over the menu it is \"typical\" bar food in my opinion, HOWEVER not so typical was hummus so of course i had to try it, and it was flippin fantastic!!! ( yes im a hummus whore,  I have to try a new one every chance i get)\n\nGreat happy hour prices, i'll be back fa sho!


This place is super sketchy. It's not in a good area of town. Everyone in there looks like a junky that's already used to shooting up, so sticking a needle in their veins is no big deal. There was no sense of direction, nothing. \n\nA friend of mine decided we wanted to donate our plasma and make $50. We walked in, and the place was chaotic. To our left, there was about 10 people standing at a kiosk. Next to them was 50 people in line waiting for god knows what. Then to our right there was a desk, and passed that was a waiting room. \n\nMy friend went up to the desk and told the guy (young Asian guy with glasses) we were new and weren't sure what to so. He was immediately annoyed. Asked for our id, proof of residency, and social. We handed them over and he said we needed to get our veins checked out. I said my friend took phlebotomy and she said I had good veins, just trying to be friendly and start a conversation. He rolls his eyes and said, \"well be the judge of that.\"  Well excuse me! \n\nWe sat down in the waiting room and cops was on. Everyone in there looked like they probably came from an episode of cops. About 6 of us got called back to get our veins checked. The asshole Asian dude was there, and he was complaining to the guy checking us that he had no reception, and when he did get reception it was shitty. Umm, aren't you NOT supposed to be on your phone at work?\n\nThe back room we were at had everyone donating plasma. It looked really sketchy. None of the phlebotomists in there looked happy, or like they even cared. 90% of the people donating looked like they were gonna take the money and go buy some dope as soon as they were done. My friend and I decided to leave. We had a really bad feelings and decided that risking getting HIV or hepatitis c was not worth the $50. We will not be coming back or recommending this place.


I teeter between three and four stars but I will round up in favor of the business. \n\nI had never had gel nails before and I went with a recently heartbroken friend to get gel nails and have some *~*~*GiRl TiMe~*~* before setting off to work that afternoon. I know gel nails are good because they last forever, and my job is very physical and I knew my hopes of regular polish were dashed when I got the job. Gel nails, I will say, are perfect for me because I can bang my hangs around everything and it does not chip whatsoever. I'm definitely a convert in that area!\n\nHowever, I do have reservations about the salon. They are not kidding when they mean no walk ins. Everything has to be scheduled, down to the last little piece of glitter on your gel nails. I'm kidding, but it is somewhat of a hassle to be scheduling and not be able to decide spur of the moment that you want something else in addition to what you're already getting. \n\nI have definitely had better pedicures-- I am in love with my regular nail place's pedicurist. The polish is great, but I didn't really get the attention my feet deserved with the massage and the whole bit. \n\nLastly, I'm confused on how they do the pricing. It would be helpful to know what exactly I'm paying for, since the prices don't seem to match up. I'm quite happy with the gel manicure, but I'm just unsure about a lot of other aspects of the place. \n\nI'm going to give them another try in a couple weeks for their 3D nails. I am going to see Lady Gaga at MGM and what would she think if I just had boring nails? I think Polished is the place to get nails done that will impress her.


I have gone many times to this place.  They are very nice.  I find that some of the staff are bilingual and some not. It does not matter to me.  I like it sometimes when they can not speak English because I practice my French.  Some of them are not refusing to speak English.  They can't and that is OK.  My stylist, from Paris, has given me great haircuts and trims my beard. He is very detail oriented and I often receive great comments from people that they love the cut.  I would highly recommend this place.


We ate at this restaurant recently. We were very excited for Cuban food. My wife ordered the Mimita's Minuta or breaded tilapia sandwich. The fish was very old and disgusting. The waitress was very nice and brought her a Tamal Cubano instead. Unfortunately it had all the flavor and consistency of microwaved cheese food. I had the cubano sandwich. The pork too dry and flavorless. Also, the carpeting and booths seemed to be the same as when this location was Rosalee's Italian restaurant over 10 years ago. I will never eat here again.


Called to order chicken wings and fries from the lady doing the orders from the phone she was rude and kept putting me on hold when I started ordering. Then the wait which was suppose to be 45 minutes turned out to be longer then that because the driver couldn't find my address despite me telling him the cross streets.  Finally get my food and the chicken wings are dry and there is more bone then meat on the wings and the fries were overcooked I threw it out I can't believe I wasted 30 bucks on that with the mozzarella sticks which was the only good thing pathetic avoid this place at all cost.


This shop has almost all art supplies you may need. They also have a student discount which is a pro. All the stock is very good quality and hence comes with a slightly higher price than you may find say in a supermarket. Keep your eyes peeled for notices for various art classes and art exhibitions. \n\nThey have a very big selection of these amazing Japanese marker pens, which I can never get enough. The shopkeeper is lovely and chatty, and if you can't find anything, it's best to ask, because the shops small size makes it quite crammed with stuff.\n\n All in all, a great place to quench your artistic thirst for equipment, and with the student discount it makes it a bit more affordable.


I love Metta Yoga.  The instructors are so warm and helpful, and the other students too are not afraid to laugh and also help me \"get\" a pose.  Awesome vibes to this place.  I bought a package deal so I could come again after my first free class.


Michael Tomes with VIPnVegas is the best in the industry. He always gets us the best prices, tables/seats, waitress, DJ, nightclub, etc. You can't go wrong when you hire Michael. I have used him the last 4 times I have been to Vegas and always tell my friends about him. When you are Michael's client, you are able put your worries aside and prepare yourself for the best time in Vegas! EVERYTHING is done/coordinated for you. You just arrive on time when and where you are told. The limo service is awesome too, its so much fun and a great way to start the night! The best thing about Michael is that he is super fun to hang out with too, he is always welcome to stay and party with us! There are many \"VIP Hosts\" in Vegas, Michael is the real deal!


Bar Alba is undoubtedly one of the most attractive looking bars in the Grassmarket. Its sleek, striking aesthetic is a step away from the traditional, broody look of the other boozers in this area. It steers away from the cosy tavern appeal, opting for flashy style instead.\n\nIt certainly looks gorgeous and very upmarket, but I am unsure of exactly what atmosphere it exudes. We might've just been there on a quiet night but there weren't that many people in the bar which was a bit awkward. I liked the low lighting and it looked very swanky but I felt sorry for the barmaid who must've been getting really bored without people to serve!\n\nIt's pricier than some pubs in Edinburgh, but due to its location I'm hardly surprised. It's got the old town tax, but my friend who is from near Edinburgh thought it was reasonable for booze so I can't complain. They had a lot of high end whiskys, including Highland Park which I would recommend. \n\nBar Alba is nice but it didn't feel very alive despite the fact it was the middle of the Fringe. There was something quite eerie about drinking in a deserted bar, so although the staff were very polite and the bar was lush, I can't award any more stars. I'd be willing to give it a second shot since it's a nice place to drink, but preferably on a night with more of a buzz.


Really confused about the high star rating here...  I was actually excited for airport food due to the high Yelp reviews.  Should have dialed down my expectations?  I got the teriyaki chicken with brown rice.  The rice and chicken were both really dry.  The veggies were soggy.  \n\nService was great, unlike some other posters, but that did not make up for the food.  Maybe I ordered the wrong thing?  \n\nPrice was right - under $10 for food with tax.


A group of us went here to eat some burgers since we heard they had good burgers. The food was good but somewhat oily and dry. I woul of given the restaurant 4 stars if it wasn't for the horrible service provided by Olivia. She had a bad attitude throughout the whole time we were there for no reason at all. We asked for a To Go box and she just threw it on the table, which we thought was so rude. We asked our waters to be filled 3 times before she actually got around to it. The restaurant is expensive, so I expected better service. Overall, it's worth going if you enjoy a good burger. Hopefully, you get a better waitress/waiter.


I will never use the greyhound again, it was awful. I was going from las Vegas to CA. The seats were uncomfortable, the tvs didn't work, the driver was rude and the employees werent helpful.


Whisky selection is limited. But food is good. Crusted calamari is a delicious appetizer


Small place with good service.  They do have Thrifty ice cream and is a reason alone to go there.  The gyro was ok.  It was lacking flavor and sauce.  They serve Pepsi products which I feel is generic.  It's close to home and would go back and try something else.


Caf\u00e9 Boa you've lost me. I vow to never return (except for happy hour). I was disappointed at my last lunch experience and this one takes the cake. You're food has not changed yet every time I go in you jack up the prices and limit my options . I miss my old modest reliable Boa. This new Boa is arrogant and shameless. I went in today, and saw that now my ONLY lunch options are \"30 Minute Meals\". So choose soup or salad, choose 1 pasta or 1 sandwich and dessert and this does not include a drink.  All for the special price of $19. \n\nI felt specially taken advantage of and specially pissed off. It wasn't even any choice of pasta/sandwich, it was Agnolotti Boa or Pastrami. And who do you know that eats dessert for lunch? NO ONE! This new menu is as ridiculous as the prices for average food. \n\nSure there are paninis under $10, but pair that with a salad (not a side salad you have to order a full portion for $9) and the prices make you ponder why you walked in the door.\n\nHere's a tip - Go look at the menu at House of Tricks and put yourself in check, or perhaps talk to your manager/chef about coming to reality and getting back to your roots.


We were enticed by the modern decor. And also the much longer wait at the buffet in the hotel. \n\nThe staff was unprofessional. They took a while to take the order, and then they brought out the main dishes way before our appetizers ever arrived. No one came by for a drink refill etc. \n\nThe food itself was meh. We ordered crispy shredded beef, chicken fried rice and shrimp lo chow mein. DO NOT order the shredded beef.


We love this place! The breakfast is homemade fresh and hot. The service is always great and very welcoming. My fianc\u00e9 and I always try new places but end up back at good old Nicks. A couple times we had off days the food was just ok but it still nocked most places out of the water. Way to go Nicks we love ya


If it wasn't for the hit popularity of they're reality show I'd probably never go.  \n\nThe decor is pretty much the show.  It's smaller than it looks on T.V. and there was no one from the show there the day we went.  Alot of stuff to look at, but nothing caught my eye.\n\nPros:  Loved the large parking lot and ease of finding the place.  Lots of stuff to look at.\nLots of show merchandise, but sadly overpriced.\n\nCons:  No star's to be seen that day (let's get a schedule where at least one is there each day to sign autographs??? idea??).  Prices on some things were so outrageous and overpriced that you'd have to be crazy to buy.\n\nDefinite stop if your in VEGAS!  Bring lots of cash if you plan on buying anything!  Don't be disappointed if there are NO stars from the show there when you go. :-(....\n\nIT'S VEGAS!!


MGM might have the finest poker room ever with the most charismatic dealers and the best Manager in the business(Mr.Boyd). But, they got a real problem at the rest of the casino and hotel. \n\nLast year reservations made a crucial mistake that cost me about $100. I made a reservation for a Saturday, and even told the agent that I wanted the room for SATURDAY and she confirmed the numerical date as well. When I arrived on Saturday, they had no reservation for me. The front desk agent who had a thick Eastern European accent was in a rotten mood due to the guests who she serviced before me being very out-of-line and difficult. She was still steaming when I got to her and she had abandoned all of her customer service and hospitality skills. Eventually, she had found out that the reservation agent had made my reservation for Friday. I insisted that it was mistake and she shouts: \"WHY ARE YOU PEOPLE DOING THIS TO ME TODAY?\". I could have interpreted the \"you people\"  remark as a racist remark, but didn't know if that comment was due to the fact that English didn't appear to be her first language. Eventually she told me that she was not going to charge me for a no-show on Friday and that she could check me in. That turned out to be a complete lie. I didn't catch it until recently, but I was looking though some bank statements and noticed that she in fact did charge me as a no-show. \n\nThe casino floor is not that much better. I played blackjack for 4-6 hours a day, betting about $50 a hand for about two weeks in a row here, and my rewards card still has a comp balance of $0.00. I believe that this is one of those casinos where they do that Vegas style \"age discrimination\". Many Vegas casinos do not like to comp young people who are in their 20s, no matter how big they bet. They like to comp the geriatrics and seniors even though they may only play penny slots. There is no real rational reason why they do this but remember that since the corporations took over Vegas, they have been losing revenue due to their marketing department being full of unqualified pretty girls and trust fund babies whose Dad's had connections to get them in. \n\nI still would like to point out that the people who work at the gift shops are very nice and polite, and the dealers are all very qualified to work at such an upscale establishment. But, next time I have guests in town who I want to impress, I will absolutely never check them in at the MGM.


Life as a teacher means hours upon hours of lesson planning and grading...I may tell my students to do their work early ...but I'm guilty of that same mistake.  Thankfully, I have Fresh Cup to help get me through those Sunday afternoons buried in student papers.\n\nThere are just so many perks I couldn't justify giving them anything less than 5 stars.\n\n1. The Drinks (the Kid Friendly Kind)!!!!\n\nThey have just about every type of drink you could want from Flavored Teas, Milk Teas, Ice Smoothies, and Fruit Smoothies.  And of course no Drink place in Chinatown would be complete without offering Boba (extra 0.50) to any drink you please.  I usually order their Peach Tea if I'm not feeling the Boba or Regular Milk Tea when the Boba craving hits.  Another plus is that you can order their drinks half sweet if you are feeling healthier or if you just can't take the sweet\n\nAlso they have a stamp card! Buy ten get one free!\n\n2. Desserts\nWho doesn't like shaved-ice fruit and condensed milk on a Hot Las Vegas Day?? I haven't tried their shaved-ice yet, but once it starts to warm up again I think I will.  Or if I'm feeling like a rebel in the winter\n\n\n3. Real Food\nMost Asian Drink places just have your usual Fried appetizers (which they have here too), but this place also has full on meals.  Including sushi rolls and rice bowls.  So far I've tried their Fried Calamari App and Their Yami yami Roll which were pretty good considering it was from a Boba place.\n\n\n4. Wi-Fi\nHow else am I going to put the grades into my grade book?  Or look up awesome chemistry demos for my students without the Wi-Fi?  I've stayed a couple of hours here (don't worry I also order food and a drink) and they have never rushed me or made me give up a table\n\n5. K-pop in the background and on the walls.  Now, I don't really listen to that music but it makes it is kind of fun to be around and makes the place not weirdly quite.\n\n6. Nice Staff\nEveryone that I've met that works here has a smile and is super sweet to me.  I feel like they actually like working there and that they like each other which makes me like the place more too\n\nOverall:  Great place to get some work done, catch up with friends, or grab a quick bite to eat.  I'll be back many times I'm sure.  If you see an Asian girl buried in grading on a Sunday afternoon, it will probably be me!


I wanted to like this place more, and frankly, I was expecting to.  I'd say the food overall was about 3 stars, but when you factor in the price (and I don't care that it's on the strip and this is what I should expect to pay.  If you pay this much for food, it should be good, regardless of where you are) I have to bump it down a star.  My wife's best friend was in town with her husband.  They came into some Ka tickets at the last minute, so we had to find dinner at a specific time on short notice.  We tried a few places that didn't work, but Shibuya had an opening.  To start, we had the rock shrimp tempura, which was fantastic.  This is a pile of small shrimp tossed in a sweet and spicy sauce.  The evening was off to a great start.  The rolls we sampled (Tiger and Shibuya) were just okay.  The weren't wrapped well, all of us had trouble keeping them together.  \n\nFor entrees, our friends split the lobster and scallop dish, which is basically a bunch of seafood in a broth.  I enjoyed the broth, but some of the seafood was cooked a little long and became slightly tough.  I had the fish and chips.  I was excited to try a Japanese spin on this dish, but it wasn't that inventive.  The fish was still fried white fish, and the wasabi tartar had almost no kick.  The best part of the dish was probably the \"chips,\" 2 thin slices of potato tempura fried.  This was different from normal fish and chips, which is what I was looking for.\n\nThe wife had the Australian wagyu skirt steak.  This is served with a black pepper teriyaki sauce that the table universally enjoyed.  The steak was good, but certainly didn't blow us away.  Given the pedigree of wagyu, we were expecting more depth of flavor.\n\nThe table shared the calpico pannacotta for dessert.  The presentation was nifty (see photo) but this was way too tart for me.  The macaroons were okay, that was my favorite part of the dish.\n\nAll in all, I wouldn't say I didn't enjoy the meal, but we certainly left feeling like we did not get what we paid for.


Went here for breakfast last Monday and had to wait almost 20 mins to be seated as it was very busy. This also showed in the food which seemed to be hurriedly prepared. I had the pancake combo and found the turkey bacon to be extremely salty and the pancakes themselves to be flat rather than fluffy. The other members in our group also felt that the food was lacking. So overall a very OK type of meal and nothing like the IHOP that i normally visit in Torrance.


Sorry ... not impressed with the pizza ... greasy ... could not finish the 1 slice I ordered ... Salad was blah ... free popcorn had no taste, no salt no butter ... blah ... not returning


The food is good...but..I think it's overpriced.  Once went in not really paying attention too what we were ordering...and the bill for two was over $30 which was ridiculous. \n\nNow I order the salad with the creamy tomatillo dressing...sooooo good!!!  It's a huge salad and it's only $6..I always have some left over. The tortilla's are amazing..I can't stop eating them. I'm not a fan of the pork, too sweet for me. They also have amazing lemonade's and tea's that can be mixed with fresh mint...very good.\n\nIt is loud here but that doesn't bother me.


Overall I'd say Cartel is good not great. It's very trendy and I'm convinced that some of my friends on social media only go there so they can post a cool picture showing they're studying in a coffee shop. The coffee is good; however, if you really want study or get some work done it is pretty loud and there aren't many comfortable places to sit. If you're in the vicinity I recommend trying it because they do have solid drinks.


I retained her fraudulent representations she set forth in a series of  emails, which contradicted each other as she back-pedalled and apologized. Bottom line, her apologizes were as empty as most Arizona rivers. Not professional.. Even her pic must be 25 years old.


This place is all about the view outside, overlooking Las Vegas Blvd and the Bellagio.\n\nThey were out of pate and chicken liver mousse! \n\nSeafood tower was pretty skimpy, really limited selection. \n\nThe broth with the mussels was too buttery, and the frites were too thin. \n\nEscargot needed salt.\n\nService was a little slow.


I drove by many times while it was being renovated. Heard it was pretty good. So, a couple of days after its Grand Opening, a group of us decided to give it a try. The line was wrapped around the building. It looked like such a long wait. But looks can be deceiving. It took only about a good 15 minutes to get in and be seated. Anyways, let's get to the food review. Food was plentiful and ongoing, never had to wait for them to bring it out. Quality was good, service wasn't bad. But...the downside was, most items were extremely salty! Would I go back? There's a good chance, but hopefully the food won't been too salty the second time around.


Beautifully designed building with high end shops!  Unless you have a lot of money you will be doing the \"tourist walk through\" like everyone else.  I hope that they will have enough customers to stay in business.  I personally did not see ONE person with a shopping bag...and that's not a good sign.


A welcome new addition to the ASU Food Truck Block Party.\n\nId heard about Sandra Dees southern fare for a while now. My hubby ordered their southern fried chicken (comes w/ fries) and I had the creole hot wings. They were out of water they day we went, so we drank the koolaid (ha ha).\n\nMy wings were....average. I didnt taste any creole seasoning, just hot buffalo sauce. My hubby, however, loved his fried chicken. The one taste he allowed me to have was very good. The chicken was moist and the breading had just that right crunchyness. Great seasoning too.\n\nWhile I was disappointed in my meal, it wont stop me from going back to try something different.\n\nSee you next week Sandra Dees!


They have damn good sandwiches. I really love their Earl Grey Lemonade. It is very good with a nice mild flavor. The last time I was there they had stopped making my favorite sandwich which was the turkey, dressing and cranberry. I consider this a good thing because the sandwich was so good I would drive the 30 miles from my house and fight the Strip just to get one.


PIZZA!!! Plus video games and pinball! Super delish pizza with fresh crust and hot bubbly cheese! Simpy divine! A little pricey but well worth it. If you are in the Cosmopolitan and  want great pizza...stop by here!!\n\nThin crust also!


What a waste! Got there at around 5:30 p.m. and there were already about 10 people in line with only 2 reps at the counter. Saw many people walking in and out and then we had to yell to one of them to get more coverage at the counter. They did...sent in one new person and one left! I was a blue chip member before but I will never use them again!


i think this is closed??? their website is suspended?


Easily the best wings in Charlotte. We've come here two nights in a row now and haven't had any problems. Well, tonight my BLT came on Texas toast instead of a bun like I requested but to be honest it doesn't even matter. The food is awesome, the prices are right, and the atmosphere is great. Location is a bit odd but don't let that throw you off. Definitely go, get the wings with the honey gold sauce, have a $1.75 beer and relax.


How many bad reviews a place can get before they make some changes.???\n\nCave creek has so many good restaurants, so we often make the drive in to town without a plan of where are we going, we get here and figure it out.. We decided to give this place a try (did not consulted with yelp). \n\nThe service was not the greatest, our server would hangout at the bar and every once in a while look over to see if we would wave her down.\nThe food was ok for a bar.. Not so much for a restaurant. (Maybe it was my mistake it is called the tap house after all)\nAs far as the ambiance goes, well it is like an oversize bar pretending to be a restaurant. \nWriting this review I realized that the owner wanted to have a bar but opened a restaurant.... Maybe that is why the place is more than 3/4 empty all the time..\n\nThere is hope.. But it will require a lot of work for this place to make it back..


My favorite place to go to de stress ! The owner \"King\" is a nice guy and really take care of his customers needs. Very reasonable prices and instructors are amazing!


I don't understand the people who complain about the price of the candy.  Do you not realize that this is imported and not available at Walmart?  Damn hicks.\n\nSmeeks is fantastic, it is the only place in the valley where I can get my fix of Canadian and British candy.  Keep up the good work and please start bringing in wine gums.


Best pizza I've had anywhere.  Perfect, perfect and I mean perfect crust.  Thin, chewy, smoky and sweet.  Lots of interesting toppings that center around fresh, local produce.  I deeply envy the regulars here.


Fantastic service, great food! There was a mix up with the tables for a reservation and the management (Colin) went well above and beyond. Highly recommended for anybody looking for a quality meal


Incredible all the way around. I have worked in the industry for years and I have to say, Wallace provided some of the best service I've ever received. Very personable and friendly. He made my wife and I feel right at home. \n\nAnd the food. My goodness. I had the tampiqueno dinner, my wife had the #2 combo (beef and sour cream enchilada and shredded need taco). They were perfection. My steak was a beautiful medium rare, just like I had asked for, and the chips and salsa were ON POINT!! I would highly recommend this restaurant to any lover of Mexican cuisine. 5 stars all the way.


Just moved to the neighborhood and this place is just around the corner.  Very small place, but definitely embraces the local arts scene with lots of art inside as well as lit up empty liquor and wine bottles on the wall.  Bar Maximus is attached as well for more space and lively atmosphere.  Food is very eclectic.  I had a pizza, but not just any pizza.  Sausage, cheddar cheese, and jelly (yes, jelly).  Unusual?  You bet.  Tasty?  Very.  The waitress was very friendly and the owner also came by to check on us.  My one disappointment was the beer and wine list.  It was pretty limited in variety.  Might be an area for improvement.  That said, very happy to have this neighborhood hangout spot.  Would gladly take friends here.


Please do not waste your time. I am warning you. It is nothing like the website or a restaurant at all. It is merely a store front that has some meat in the back. Although there was a menu with several options we were only given two. They were ill prepared for dinner service but I can imagine the lunch is any better. I ordered the doner kebab on turkish bread and received it on a wrap. After returning the wrap I then received the flavorless meat on soggy bread with no sauce. It was not even edible. I was happy that they did not charge for this mess however they made their money off of a beer they charged us $5 for. The worst part is the website that is so deceiving. We were served food in styrofoam! Sitting in an alley with broken glass and a stereo playing bad music loudly. If you want to experience a little bit of Turkey, I guess the only option you have is to go to Turkey.


There are plenty of reviews of Lotus of Siam, thanks to consistent buzz amongst locals, tourists, and food magazines. Know going in that you can't just waltz in, pick something off the menu and expect to be stunned. Their menu is extensive and contains most of the standard Thai dishes, most of which are pretty average. But if you know what to order you can have an amazing experience. They feature a lot of Northern Thai dishes which are unique to most Westerners, many of which are pretty mind-blowing. When in doubt, ask your waiter -- the staff knows what's popular. I've been here around 20 times in the past year, and here are my favorites, more or less in order of awesomeness:\n\n1) Spicy chicken wings (appetizer)\n2) Special crispy duck curry with Panang sauce\n3) Drunken noodles with Sea Bass\n4) Fish cakes (appetizer)\n5) Crying Tiger Beef (basically just tender grilled beef steak with a good sauce)\n6) Thai beef jerky (appetizer)\n\nStick with those, especially the first 4, and you'll be happy.


My first time seeing his show was 14 years ago and sadly, I couldn't really remember much about it except for the flying doves. I decided to give it a second chance and was pleasantly surprised and entertained especially with the audience participation and a random juggler coming in and out of the show. Although some of the tricks were quite old-fashion, it was far more entertaining than David Copperfield's show. He may not be best magician in the world, but sure knows how to entertain his audience.


I will never bring my stuff here again!! They send their stuff out to clean so they TAKE NO REPONSIBILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE DONE TO YOUR CLOTHES.  If you care about the things you buy I would go somewhere else


If I were drinking, this place would probably rate as a 5 star.  And the food was done pretty well..... except for the fact that... well... it was done... pretty... well.\n\nThe calamari came out looking like either they were re-using oil or they had left it in the oil too long.   You don't fry calamari like fries where if they're a little too golden, it's okay.  Strangely enough, I tried their famous Mac & Cheese squared.... and it was great, except... it was a little over done too.  Strange.\n\nNow I might update my review of them later since their service although good, was a bit inattentive at times, and it was crowded beyond belief.  Probably due to the Luke Bryan concert going on at the Red Rock that night.  Yeah yeah, I know.  I was like... Luke who? (some country singer for those that don't know).  Hey... what can I say, I'm not a huge fan of country.\n\nSo the drop in stars really comes from the food side and a little bit on the service end since the beer selection was great and that actually came out in a timely fashion.\n\nHere's to hoping that next time, the food is done right.


No!  Absolutely not!  Never, ever again!  I live in town and wanted to spend an evening downtown - walk around Fremont, get polluted, etc... and decided to get a room here.   This is NOT the place to stay! The casino floor is nice, the bars are decent, but unfortunately the rooms include FREE BED BUGS!  Took a cab home at 3am, and no... they would not refund the room cost.


The food is so so but, the desserts are outstanding especially the turtle cheesecake. I would rather eat at The Cheesecake Factory . Personally I don't see what the be deal about this place is.


Not likely to return after what was supposed to be a great 30th Birthday Dinner...\n\nEleven of us arrived a few minutes before our reservation and I checked in while we grabbed a few drinks at the bar. We were seated just shortly after our check-in when our whole party arrived, which was great, but after that our time at the table seemed to be an unsuccessful long one. We weren't seated with menus and waited quite a while for some info as to what was going on. When our server, Justin notified us that the Chef usually likes to do a \"tasting menu\" for larger parties bringing us items geared towards our tastes we thought that sounded pretty good. He left us to talk it over, and when he came back I asked him if he was sure it was going to be enough food and he said yes we would all leave full so eight out of the eleven in my party decided to try it. With that being said, it wasn't even close to enough food. Edamame, fried green beans and roasted peppers along with what totaled up to be a little more than one sushi roll for each of us and a few skewers of chicken and what looked like a single portion of steak, we all left hungry.\n\nI will say the food was delicious, there just was not enough of it and each of my guests felt guilty not wanting to eat more than others. Several of my party asked me if there was more food coming, but after we received the meat portion that was it. Justin was nice enough to bring a round of shots over for the party, but this was only after two people in my party, who had skipped on the preset menu asked about how much longer their food was going to be after they had ordered it almost thirty minutes earlier! The food was finally brought out with some apologies and my friends ate while we all sat and waited for them to be done. They had insisted it just be cancelled because they felt so bad for us having to wait for them, but I told them to go ahead and eat their dinner. To my surprise, the order that had taken almost thirty additional minutes to come out was still on their bill. \n\nI wish our experience would have been better and we would have left full and happy from an enjoyable birthday dinner, but instead I left feeling embarrassed that my friends and my experience wasn't a better one. \n\nI will also say I tried to reach out to the restaurant directly about my concerns and was told someone would contact me on November 21st... needless to say I never heard anything.


Best Reuben I've had for such a great price. It's flavorful and delicious. I would go back for the sandwich alone. The service however was complete sh*t. The guy at the register was an absolute A-hole and it took everything in me not to climb over the counter and choke him. But like I said... The sandwiches are worth it. \nMy gf had the ham, egg, cheese breakfast sandwich and she said it was one of the best she ever had as well. We may go back.


Very solid local breakfast choice. Everything that I've had hear was quite good. The only downside is that there can be a long wait sometimes.\n\nDon't be afraid to try the Chicken on the Coop. It's their version of biscuits and gravy.


So my boyfriend was giving me a hard time for being a bratty princess with the need to stay at a fancy place. Ok, fine, I'll show you. I booked this hotel as a Christmas \"gift\" to him just to show I can stay in such \"cheap\" place. \n\nAnd boy was this cheap, as in, cheap in every way. The room was mediocre at best. The floors had stains of god knows what and the bathroom arrangement was retarded. Only the shower and toilet was on tiled floor, the sink is outside in the carpeted area. It  was... stupid. The walls were ridiculously thin and you can hear EVERYTHING. My friend told us about his bad experience with LVH with the maids throwing away all of his stuff had me paranoid so we stuffed our belongings in drawers and closets as well as took pictures of them to make sure we have proof. Luckily nothing happened but I do not want to go through that ordeal of feeling unsafe. \n\nMy boyfriend said we're never staying here again. HA! Proved you wrong hunny and even you were appalled. \n\nDON'T STAY HERE!


I like this place.  It is in the top 5 places to get a great burger in Charlotte.  They have lots of cool signature choices, and of course you can create one any way you like.  They have great fries, both reguar potato and sweet potato.


We were greeted at the door by a young lady letting me know it would be a 20 min wait for a booth.  The place is a bit small and looks like it may fit about 100?\n\nOnce inside Angel greeted us with our menus. \n\nFood came to us QUICK!! \n\nWe had:\n\nPeanut butter waffle - it's peanut butter chips melted on waffles. yum!!\nPlain waffle - butter n maple syrup soooo good!\nTexas eggs and bacon sandwich was delicious\nScrambled eggs - plain variety\nEggs over medium - PERFECTLY MADE!! \nGrits - kinda clumpy\nHashbrowns - processed, but none the less fine\nCoffee - great cup of cafe Java\n\nAngel is an awesome server, though the cashier mentioned she from another House... Just helping out here as most of their crew is in Vegas for a wedding.  They need to snatch Angel up! She was super busy but still kept up with checking in on us.   Everyone there is so friendly!\n\nI literally walked out with a smile from the great experience.  Talk about starting the morning off right! :)


Decent thickness and nice roast of chashu. Spicy misco doesn't go over the good taste of soup but I would still prefer the original. I will not order Gyoza next time because I am  going to save space for the ramen.


Just a tip for everyone, this Macy's only sells home products, it does NOT sell any clothes whatsoever even though the yelp description says this location does - it does not. I drove to Macy's today to get a suit and this one was the closest to my house. I arrived and noticed that the sign is brown instead of the traditional red and it just looked different from the outside. I walked into the store and all around the store just to confirm that they do not sell any clothes. All they sell is furniture, towels, kitchen items, etc....\n\nIf you want clothes, don't go to this location.


I'm giving Jimmy's three stars because the young lady that took care of us last night was very good (customer service). But, don't go for the salmon salad or the linguine with white sauce. My wife said the clams were pretty rubbery and the salmon salad, while good, was nothing that I would reorder (overpriced and nothing spectacular). The place seems to do a booming business with locals. Maybe the pizza or other things on the menu are what draw folks in. Nice atmosphere and good service but there is better Italian food to be found in Gilbert.\n\nFortunately, we were with friends so the food quality was only secondary to the quality of the evening.


I would have given this place 3 stars under a normal situation but 3 of the 5 girls had their phone stolen. While this is no fault of Hakkasan it's just a mood killer. Closed purses was no match for the thieves so girls beware\n\nThe club itself is kind of a crazy shit show and you cannot walk around at all and it's so freaking crowded. You'll be dancing up on guys and girls of all kinda bc there's no space. The club itself is cool but it's just too small


A-ok for now. When I went it was almost empty in the place so we were seated right away. The sever came and though I appreciate her being friendly towards my daughter and humoring the Tinker Bell talk, I was secretly wishing they would wrap it up already because I was super hungry haha. \n\nWe all ordered sandwiches, turkey club w/fries, crispy chicken w/onion strings and a kid's grilled cheese w/fries. I only tasted the turkey club and it was very good (can't really mess up a turkey club, at least I hope not). My daughter took only one bite if her grilled cheese but she never eats in general because of how picky she is. My dad said he liked the crispy chicken and he loved that it came out hot. \n\nThey only thing that made me wonder....we were literally one of the three small groups of people sitting in there. If the place were busy I would understand why our server was hardly to be seen. She checked on us once right after we got our food (of course when my mouth is full) and then we didn't see her again until she FINALLY came with the check. \n\nOne small thing to add...She never offered us a refill on our drinks, what if I was dehydrated...


Slow slow slow bartenders..I thought id give it a 2nd chance. Still deadly bad, and I was in a hurry too, but still not good


Th Hub is for me a focal point especially when the Edinburgh Festival is in full flow either for aquiring tickets, making show enquiries, information on events or a quick lunch bite. It also doubles as an event venue, and has private meeting room upstairs, in this structure that dominates the city skyline...but for me I have yet to fully experience a show or some food here.\n\nFor me the its location is fairly central in an converted church, now a regional meeting place where its quiet enough to escape the hussle and bussle of outside, during busy tourist season!  Enjoy the shop, free maps and guides, chatting to Hub staff finding out if there are any tickets left for usual sold out events that Edinburgh is famous for, and the afternoon weekend teas are great as well as weddings and pre-tattoo suppers.\n\nThey have wifi, not sure if it is free but according to the ticket staff, you cant get access to www from the shop area but possibly need a password from the restaurant staff. \n\nFor full information visit the hub website www.thehub-edinburgh.com


So far this is the best buffet I have been to in the valley, awesome breakfast/brunch/diner/seafood.  The price for what it is, is pretty fair.  Almost everything here is really good, I like the root beer they have on tap.  Also the dessert bar they have in incredible, I mean really I have never seen anything like it, the desert bar is bigger than some buffets as a whole. I have been here 10+ times and will come 10+ more. 4.3 stars


The place is beatiful, the food was ok, nothing spectacular...  The service was SLOW!!!!!  we all got rather irritated over how long it took to get our food, and we all ordered the same thing, the steak and lobster, we must have waited almost 30 min... \n\nI doubt i will be returning.


Where to begin. Was very excited to see a new establishment in town and thought it would be great based on the staff at the resteraunt and their reviews of the food.  That's where the good stopped. We were instructed on how \"everything is made fresh and never frozen\" so that excited us. We ordered the pork loin with mashed and asparagus and the chicken skewers with rice. Both of us had side salads and a beer as well. The salads came out fresh as promised and were a nice portion.  That's where the good story on the food ends.  We were told by the server several minutes later that my loin would not come with mashed potatoes but rice instead as they were out. Several minutes later she came back and said neither of us would have rice and she could offer us double asparagus.  But no starch would be offered, Nor was bread available.  Upon arrival of our meals, the chicken skewers were six small pieces of chicken breast on skewers probably less than half a breast laid across 7 thin asparagus for $14, the tenderloin was two decent sized pieces that were also served with 7 thin asparagus for $24. The tenderloin was beyond overcooked and the \"fresh\" sauce on top was so old it was coagulated like peanut butter and rather salty and gross. After questioning our waitress (who was very friendly and apologetic) she asked the owner for a solution of which he discounted our bill by 20%. Then the owner came over and half heartedly apologized and explained yet again that their food is fresh so they ran out. \"Fresh\" is a true slander of the word at this establishment as the loin tasted like it was 6 hours old and cooked to almost leather, the chicken looked and tasted microwaved and the sauce was gross. This place will be closed soon and deserve what they get.  Oh and one final note, when the owner came over he could barely focus as he had been drinking at the bar the entire time we were their. Sad. Hello bar/restaurant rescue.


I went here back in August over the summer and it was so so. I went with a male friend that's a local but never had been, so we go to check it out. $30 cover, not to happy about that but whatever, so we get in. Because of my club hopping and drinking prior to come here I had to use the restroom, I hate using public restrooms or any that isn't my own toilet for that matter, so I go looking for the restroom to find its in the strippers dressing room. I see all these naked  girls changing, primping or whatever. The smell in this dressing room almost knocked me out. I'm a female, so I know how we should and should not smell, I'll leave it at that. I think they needed to bomb it with some FDS STAT!!! I hopped out of there fast quick and  in a hurry. I come back to sit finding my boy watching this stripper dance for him, and he has this perplexed look on his face. I ask \" whats the matter with you?\" He says \" Her ass looks like she got hemorrhoids\", says \" come here and look\" LOL  . I replied \"Hell No\". I laughed so hard.  There was another dancer there who had guy friends act like they were random customers and making it rain all over her. My boy noticed it. I laughed at that too.  There was one girl that seem to be capable of doing the job. She was active, she actually could work the pole, and do some tricks too.  So all in all I can't be to mad about it. It was whatever, but funny as hell in the same token.


Let me start off by saying that the drinks were fantastic. Very creative and fun. However, the service was not great. I was there on a Saturday night (granted, it was after Fight Night and it was pretty busy). The bartenders told us to take a seat if we could find one and wait for a waitress, so we did. The waitress took the orders of the ladies sitting next to us who sat down at the same time, but did not take our order for another 20 minutes. Also, the DJ that night was pretty terrible. Overall, the drinks were worth the trip, but the rest needs a lot of work.


Madhouse used to be awesome. My husband and I live right behind it and go to madhouse several times a week. The coffee is always awesome and the staff USED to be just as awesome. They have since hired a couple of staff members that have been very rude and honestly pretty trashy. Wish they'd hire the type of staff that used to work here. The last straw happened today when my husband and i were asked if we wanted to add a tip to the card. We weren't happy with the attitude of the worker and told her no. When looking at the receipt later we saw that she added a tip anyways. We are officially done. As much as I dislike Starbucks, at least they've got classy and honest workers. Bye madhouse, you've lost some very loyal customers


Ace is always more expensive than other places, but the folks there sure are helpful and know what they are talking about.


Hands down, Go see Minas if your serious about suits and formal wear. Brothers Tailors has tailored three semi-custom suits for me and I've bought about seven custom shirts from them.  They tailor and fit my jeans and slacks and even fixed a Versace necktie that had come unstitched after I snagged it.\n\nI do local and international business and everywhere I go someone complements my suit or shirt. Friendly and willing to help the staff here is great and they will work within your budget if you're on one.\n\nHighly recommend!


I had my wedding reception here and it turned out amazing! Lalana was great with every aspect of planning my wedding. The food was amazing, the service everything! I was so happy I chose to have my reception here, it made our day even more unforgettable!


I don't live in Vegas, but my mother moved there a few months ago and was complaining about the lack of good pizza in her area. So I took to yelp, read the great reviews for Old School Pizzeria, and dragged my family over to experiment while there on a visit. They were not all too keen on the experiment since they tend to judge books by their covers, but am glad to report it was worth the trip...\n\nDespite the plain exterior and the tiny interior, this place is a gem! I have no idea how people can find the slice and soda deal expensive...$5 and the slice is monstruous! We went for lunch and I could not bring myself to eat dinner, hours afterward.\n\nThe rosemary garlic knots are to die for, and my BF answered a riddle and got a free cannoli! All and all my family was quite pleased, ran out of there with a take home menu, and have proclaimed this place their new neighborhood pizza joint. \n\nGreat find, thanks yelpers!


I originally called this place cause i found they were close to my house... I checked out another place in chandler, and it was like walking into a used car lot (pushy sales tactics).  When i found East Valley Krav, i spoke to the owner Derrek on the phone before coming in.. and he talked all about the school, and it sounded like it would be a good fit.. I tried the trial class, and signed up that day after class.. It was not at all what i was expecting, in a good way... I was thinking it would be a bunch of Douchey MMA guys, but its really for everyone. There's men and women young and old.. It was a very comfortable environment. The instructors are awesome! They come around during class to make sure you are understanding what they are teaching.\n\nAnyone looking to gain some skill in personal defense and get an awesome workout at the same time.. This is the place for you. It teaches you real life skills... a dirtbag on the street will not fight fair.. Krav will show you how to fight dirty back and win!\n\nDefinitely check out East Valley Krav Maga. you wont be dissapointed..


I've been here once.  The food is good...i only have it 3 stars cause I had a decent experience, nothing bad, just average.  The portions are small, as is expected of a place like this.  I would come here again if I had some extra cash to spend, and if you want a \"nice\" lunch.  The setting is really pretty, we sat on the patio underneath the \"faux\" sky and it was nice cause there are a bunch of different restaurants all next to each other ...so it kind of had the \"your in another country\" cafe feel.  My bro loves Mario Batali...so that's why we came here.


There's so much else to see and do in Vegas that I wouldn't bother spending my time here unless its absolutely freezing cold or scorching hot outside and you're just looking to spend some time indoors and not have to hop from hotel to hotel. It is a pretty nice mall though with one of the bigger indoor food courts I've seen anywhere.\n\nIf you've got lots of money to spend, then this is a good spot to go shopping. Otherwise I'd check out one of the various outlet malls in the area around Vegas where you'll find much better deals on stuff.


Sam's, my go to store your snacks, awesome find s, and bulk items! The prices are pretty good. I get certain things and I get out, before I spend unnecessary money. That is very easy to do! Its kind of like a larger Walmart, and a foodies paradise! If you haven't been. GO NOW! ENJOY! \n\nOh, by the way, their pizza is delicious at the hot bar, up front, and they sell whole pizzas hot at the bar, and slices. In the  deli area in the back, they sell the same whole pizzas, except they are cold.


For $9, the Spicy Pork Ramen is a great lunch consideration. Food was prepared fast-- taking less than 10 minutes from scratch (we stopped by during non-lunch hours). Soup was just spicy enough by Asian standards, and though the noodle was a bit doughy it was plentiful. Half of boiled egg on top too!\n\nThey also have a wide selection of Asian beers, and even soju! Ramune for the kids or for reminiscing adults.\n\n3.5 stars. Recommended for quick bite to eat.


This review is based on how we were treated, not the food because we didn't actually get to eat. \n\nCalled on the afternoon of July 9th and they said no reservations were open. I asked if they take walk ins and they said yes, but to expect a wait of about 45 minutes. \n\nWe showed up at 7 expecting to wait. The hostess told us that they had no tables until 9pm. That is when their first open reservation would be. \n\nI asked if we could wait at the bar as walk ins and told them that I had called earlier about that exact thing. She basically said 'too bad' and that we would have to wait til 9 unless we wanted to eat outside on the patio (nobody was outside in this heat). \n\nI have heard this place is good, but the hostess was quite rude with her tone and basically told us to leave.  \n\nIt seems that this place could benefit from some additional training to make sure that all of the hostesses are on the same page.


If you read my review regarding LAX in Hollywood, you would know that I hated it mainly because I didn't get in after standing in line for 2 hours.\n\nTHIS time, however, I waited in line for less than an hour AND got in for free thanks to our Luxor room key card.  I highly suggest staying at the Luxor hotel if you plan on hitting this club up, especially if there is a special event going on.  That night I got to see Nicole from the Pussycat Dolls sing 3 songs as well as Dwayne Wade making it rain.  I don't remember the latter part because I was too gone to notice.\n\nAs far as the club goes, the dance floor is really small and you have to fight for a spot.  Once you have enough drinks in you, this will of little significance, especially if you have other friends making room for you to dance.  It was really easy to buy a drink and the bars were not that crowded at all.  I had a really great time but it was mostly because of the intoxicated state.  Otherwise, I would probably give this club 2 or maybe 3 stars for ease of buying a drink and crowd.


This review has spoilers. Um, but I guess if you're a MP fan you already know all the spoilers.\n\nI liked this show a whole lot. I don't remember the movies much but who's not gonna love a show that has coconuts, a killer rabbit, a song and dance number proclaiming \"I'm not dead yet,\" and a sing-a long to \"Always look on the bright side of life?\" This show is an experience just like Vegas is.


I'm a huge Gordon Ramsay fan, and this was my first trip to Las Vegas since he opened his three restaurants there. My trip wouldn't have been complete without a stop to at least one of them. \n\nThe line at BurGR is typically 1-3 hours long. They don't take reservations, so you must stand in line and wait. On the Friday that we arrived in Las Vegas, which happened to be my birthday, we ventured down to Planet Holleywood (home of BurGR) and saw there was no line around 2PM. We immediately went in. \n\nIf you've read any of my other reviews, you know two things about me: 1) I love burgers and 2) I'm a burger snob. I want a burger and I want it cooked perfectly. At BurGR I opted for the Hell's Kitchen burger and ordered it medium rare. I received the most delicious burger I've ever consumed. Perfectly cooked, juicy without being greasy, beautifully presented, and overall a flavor assault on my taste buds. Is that where this story ends? Absolutely not. The burger cost $14! $14 in Las Vegas. It was A La Cart, but if you compare it to a A La Cart burger place in (Bru) $14 is more than reasonable for Las Vegas. \n\nI will eat at BurGR again the next time I'm in Vegas, even if I have to wait 2 hours in line.


Was lazy in planning and didn't make reservations in time for anyplace better.  First time visit here for me, last Saturday night.  \n\nFood was just okay, especially considering the prices.  I guess you're paying for the view of the Bellagio fountain across the street.


We came after their first week of opening. Warning: booths are really tight and we are average sized people. Our server did let us know that they ordered new tables to rectify this.  We really liked the 75 flavors of wings offered. You can sample flavors, but you will be offered the sauce on a lid. Wings are $0.50 on Mondays. Also their signature potato chips were just ok. Prices are comparable to other wing joints. Service was pretty good and it is a young crew running the ship. Will keep in our rotation.


Having come from LA with a large Vietnamese community, this is not the same Bahn Mi I'm accustomed to. Heck they couldn't even make a decent vegetarian. \n\nI will commend them on their clean facilities and quick service however. Oh but if you're an attractive young lady expect some disrespect from the male staff.


I just can't believe I have yet to review this place. This most glorious of all glorious places.\n\nMy first visit to Pita Pit was to the Southside Works location. I fell in love with the food instantly, though there was something about the service at that location that I didn't completely love.  For months I would occasionally think of the Downtown location.  Seemed so FAR.  Working in the Cultural District, a walk to that section of Smithfield just seemed so daunting.  Really?  I'll walk the 3 miles to work, but won't walk a few blocks?  I'm an idiot; but an idiot no more!  \n\nThe service at this location is extraordinary. Of course I have my favorite pita artists, but they're all pretty talented.  I always order the same: Garden Pita with everything...and I mean everything.  Romaine, spinach, jalapenos, sprouts mushrooms, olives, PINEAPPLE, pickles, banana peppers, roasted red peppers, green peppers, onions (unless it's date night), just...everything (except for cheese -  I'm such a liar).  Top it off with a little dijon and you've got your own little piece of Pita perfection for $6 and 200 calories - win.  They have a decent rewards program too, so pick up a PIT Card while you're at it.


3.5 stars\n\nIt's fast asian food so what can I really say that you don't already know?  Their new dining room is very nice, comfortable, and clean.  They have outdoor patio seating, which is cool.  Decent options as far as entrees go and I've never had any surprises in my chicken lol.  I think it can be a little expensive for what it is and the fried rice is a bit bland.  But when I'm looking for something quick but different than the typical burger, this place is a strong option.


It's Target so I love it but I like the one off Flamingo and 215 better. The return desk is kinds awkward and the woman behind it gave me a hard time about missing a coupon when I walked RIGHT over. I like Travis at this location though. He's a good guy


Fun restaurant, great for the cause you are going for, simple setup and service will of course vary depending on the night as many do it out of pure generosity.


I had a really wonderful experience here. My waxing specialist was very sweet and the hard wax they use is great. For those of you who don't know what hard wax is, it is a wax that when placed on the skin hardens and they do not use a strip to remove it they are able just to rip the hardened wax off the skin...what this means for you, no sticky gross residue and a quick, sanitary, less painful wax.\n\nBottom line: Its very sanitary, the wax is less painful and gives less ingrown hairs, and they can usually get you in on short notice...plus with all their promotional pricing what's not to like?\n\nI am super fussy when it comes to anything beauty related and I give this place my full endorsement!


From the people who brought us The Emerald Lounge ... it's The Ruby Room!  What a beautiful place stuck in the middle of nowhere (just south of Downtown)! \n\nI arrived at 9:45pm on Thursday night and the place was completely empty with the only exception being the bartender and DJ ... \n\n... at any rate the walls were set with local art work and the place has SO much potential (if you had ever been to The Emerald Lounge you know what I mean) ... Fingers crossed that more people catch on to this potentially VERY cool as hangout and live music and art venue!


I went in today to purchase a desk, and the staff here was really helpful. The only problem I had was trying to track someone down to help me. They even put the package in my car for me. Service was excellent, but I felt they could have more staff on the floors.


This playpark is the cooler older sibling of the Bruntsfield Links. It's bigger and brighter and a lot more shwing. Which is an adjective adapted from Wayne's World. It's the more fashionable older sibling, to boot. During the day it's inhabited by mothers and fathers, and, of course, children who're doing their children-thing, i.e. screaming and running and having fun.\n\nAt night, though, beware, there're other inhabitants. Well, don't beware too much, but it's just full of children but ten years older than the ones who play there during the daytime. At least during the summer, when it's warm enough and daylight lasts pretty much 22 hours. \n\nThis playpark's located at the edge of the Meadows that's closest to Arthur's seat. Right on the corner of Melville Drive and Buccleuch Street. This playpark's possibly the most colourful playpark in the city. Sadly, the only reason I've ever been here is to exercise, but I'm certain that if I lived here 10 years ago, this would be the place I'd hang.


Yell at me, call me names, beat me up, just PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't make me go back to Saddle Ranch!!  Ick from beginning to end.  \n\nI made the mistake of bringing a couple out of town buyers here last night, a Monday mind you, thinking it would be fun and kitchy.  You know, they could watch a couple lushes get on the bull and made fools of themselves and fall off, rustic cowboy atmosphere, good enough for entertaining out of towners anyways.\n\nOh how wrong was I??  Just my luck it was their 1 year anniversary party and the placed was packed.  And packed with the worst kind of people.  It looked like a Real World casting call had thrown up all over the bar.  Skanky, underage girls literally falling over chairs, and being annoyingly in the way all the time.  Oh, and I'm pretty sure that all the steroids ever injected in AZ were in that bar too.  And get this, they were all wearing crystals on their shirts...puke.\n\nIt took FOREVER to get served at the bar which we obviously didn't stay at long because my clients wanted to get the hell out of there ASAP.\n\nThe only reason in gets any stars at all is because I cannot entirely turn my back on any place that serves cotton candy.  That would be the 5 year old in me : )


Love this place! Their pho has that traditional home made Viet taste and very fast and good service. Highly recommended.


I stopped by the the Tix 4 Tonight location this morning looking for tickets to see David Copperfield.  I was informed they had tickets that were 3 rows from the back (2nd section) for 89.99 which they claimed was 40% off the normal retail price.  Before going to Tix 4 Tonight I had gone on MGM's website and to check prices and  tickets in the same section were selling for $79.99 and tickets for section 1, closer to the stage were selling for 109.99.  So either way their math does not add up.  Do yourself a favor, buy your tickets directly online.  This will save you a trip to their locations, save you time from waiting in line and more time when you have to exchange your voucher for the actual tickets at the box office.


Great service, great drinks always at a good price music is cool.... but the main attraction.... THE TACOS!


Parking is a nightmare and the vendor's produce looks half dead every time I've been. There isn't anything here you can't get in better shape at the grocery store.


Don't Seat on the bar very bad Service on the bar and this time the food was mediocre Bartender arguing with me about the quality of food VERY BAD SERVICE


Not the best not the worst. Average and okay but nothing to die for.


Fianc\u00e9 added my name to the room online (using the hilton website) since he would be coming in later that night. I had a copy of the email confirmation from hilton but the ladies in the front desk wouldn't let me check in without him calling. I just showed you the confirmation email with my name... Could show you my ID to verify. Didn't care, said online requests don't count... Seriously. I would have had to wait the entire day in the lobby if my friends weren't there because he was taking finals and couldn't be disturbed. During the nights, you hearing creaking noises from the ceiling and walls and the tv at the outside bar had poor reception throughout my stay- mentioned to them but they said they couldn't do anything about it. Good location though, close to a lot of great restaurants and shopping.


I still have lukewarm feelings about this place.  It isn't the warm place you go to, to feel loved and like they know you.  I've only been here twice and I don't think anyone here is entertained by my (what I believe to be) witty comments.\n\nIt's a little intimidating at first because I feel like I stick out like a sore thumb.  I'm not one to be flashy or necessarily into the beauty aspect of my looks so I generally tend to feel out of place at salons anyway, let along a salon where everyone where's black.  \n\nThe receptionist has always been nice, although not one to engage in small talk or humoring a \"smart\" patron such as myself.  She's a busy bee so I'll let her off the hook.  I like the fact that she seems to be a hard worker.\n\nTechnical: 5 stars on my eyebrow job.  I felt like a new woman.  I've never had my eyebrows waxed before but because I've always been afraid that I would have to draw them in (*ahem* not that there's anything wrong with that, I guess) but damn it, Kim (?) did a great job.  I will definitely be going back once they get a little too bushy to handle...\n\nOkay, so I do watch Tabitha's Salon Make-Over or whatever that show is called.  And I do think that their wax pot needs some cleaning.  I'll have to do a little more investigation on that the next time I go.  Update to come up in about a month.\n\nI haven't had any other service from Polished... Shortly after I went the second time, I got an e-mail saying they let 8 girls go and I was wondering if that was a response to my not making appointments.  But seeing as a couple of the other patrons on yelp say that they've had to wait long periods, I will do everyone a favor and start making appointments.


I think this restaurant is way over rated for the money spent.\nOn the upside,the waiter was very polite and professional and overall the food was\ngood,not great but good. One the down side of things, when a meal costs over\na hundred dollars a meal and  the wines start at ninety dollars I expect exceptional\nfood and exceptional service for these prices.All of the foods were served barely warm or cold, servings were small. they have two unisex restrooms and after waiting in line,most people left the restaurant to wash and relieve themselves.\nThe only thing exceptional about this restaurant is the appearence  of the way the\nfood was prepared,other than that.this is only a average restaurant.


Terrible service.  Rude staff.  Horrible waitress.  Don't waste your time or money.  Plenty of better restaurants to select. Will never go back


This place is as good as is gets in North Las Vegas.  I wanted something that was light and fresh, and nothing that the typical bar food places had to offer.\n\nKaizen delivered.  Delicious, affordable, awesome atmosphere and friendly service.  Talk to Paul (he is awesome) or Michele (super friendly).\n\nBottom line: go there!


Very friendly great service food was good not great . Love the mom and pop atmosphere


The upsells and then the lack of follow through to provide what we were just upsold lands this place a 2 star.\n\n$15 car wash should mean that I don't have to walk around my car and point out 3 places that there is still MUD on my truck!\n\nUnreal. Sorry but people need to step it up and start putting it on these giant chain places and make them provide better service.\n\nBy the way, I paid for the undercarriage wash as well. I forgot to check that part out. Big mistake. They didn't even do it. Of course I was 8 miles away before I figured that part out.


Waited almost 2 hours for food. One server for about 11 tables. Poor thing was running like crazy. First batch of chips we got were cooked in so much leftover oil they tasted like old oil. Second round was better. By the time we got our food we just had a packed up so we could leave. No drink refills. However very nice folks. I may give it one more chance just because of how nice the owners were.


If you're going to Four Peaks for beer, I'd say 4-5 stars, but if you're going for dinner as I was, I can't rate it higher than a 3.  The beer is quite good.  I've tried most of their beers, and I think Raj IPA is my favorite.  The seasonal was the Pumpkin Porter and it fell a bit flat.  The flavor was too mellow and overall the beer seemed too light, almost watered down.\n\nThe real reason for 3 stars was the food.  Although we had some nice appetizers (pretzels with spicy cheese sauce were great, as was the Thai hummus and pita bread), but the pizzas we ordered were terrible. We ordered the margarita and the Italian.  The margarita had too much garlic powder, and the Italian tomato sauce was much too sweet and overpowered the toppings.\n\nService can be slow when they are busy, but our waitress was friendly and pretty attentive.  The dining area is enormous, and they also have some limited outdoor seating. But this is a college town dinner spot for sure, no pretensions of a high class brew-pub here.\n\nI'll probably be back for the beer, but I hope I can find something on the menu better than those pizzas, which were truly awful!


We ordered the lobster rolls and surf and turf quesadillas. \n\nLobster rolls were $16.50 for 2 really small servings. It was not at all what I expected. Mostly bread. Totally not worth it for me. \n\nSurf and turf quesadillas weren't that great either ($16).  Bland in my opinion for 4 small pieces. \n\nThis place is not worth it for those who are price sensitive.


The sisig tacos, which I was so excited to try (SINCE WE LACK ANY GOOD FILIPINO FOOD TRUCKS HERE, like they have in Cali)... Well it was soggy, the 5 lbs of onions they used to try to hide the lack of flavor..it was all bad. Not the best first sisig taco experience. What a let down. Maybe ive been spoiled from Cafe Moda's awesome sisig. Whatever. It was just horrible. \nthen the Longanisa fried rice. Tastes like cheap shitty fast food Chinese fried rice with bits of Longanisa. \nThe only thing I enjoyed was the bistek Tagalog. It tasted like homecookin'. \nAnd really though with the iPad? The waitress takes your payment through this, and of course she has to type in what tip you gave her. Like you feel obligated to tip good to save face from judgement, even with their lack of customer service. Classless and tasteless.


I really wish Salt Lounge well. I assume this a happenin' place late hours, but somehow I don't think so. The concept for the three restaurant and bars near the movie theater is brilliant, even though I don't think they are from the same company. I haven't had the food, but I had a couple glasses of wine. I am a little bit of a  wine connoisseur and I know most restaurants charge the cost of the bottle in one glass. Most of the options are way over priced. I will try them out again, maybe for food next time, to give the lounge a fair review.


First time in Denny's visiting Vegas from NYC. Hmmm NO Avoid this chain. Can we say extra extra Butter on everything including the butter? lol Yea no never again...


If you like sourdough, this is the place to be! The soup is really delish too! I had the \"sourdough\" which had 3 different types of meat in it. Not too shabby but I'll stick to my Subway. Will I come here again? Most likely. And when I do, I'm going to get the turkey. You can never go wrong with the gobble gobble.


Its really sad to see that this restaurant is failing miserable considering all the recent bad times it has gone through (with the devastation of the Carpenter 1 fire then flooding from all the rain during our monsoon).  \n\nI suggested this place for a group of 11 hikers today and not only am I embarrassed that it was my choice, but I'm literately sick to my stomach and have a metal taste in my mouth from the fish & chips I had.  Trust me, I don't write reviews (I don't have time to) and I should have trusted my instincts to NOT eat the food (I usually do trust my instincts, I've watched \"Restaurant Impossible\" way too many times!!)\n\nMy fish & chips consisted of realllllly salty fries, mushy tarter sauce and one large piece of fish...wth??  I've never seen just one large piece of fish when ordering fish & chips.  But I was starving after doing a snowshoe hike and sometimes when you're hungry, you'll eat anything, then pay the price later lol.  The fish was obviously frozen and sort of gray looking, dipped in batter, and separated from the fish altogether...ick in hindsight about sums it up.  \n\nAfter waiting 40 minutes for a table, why I'm not sure, our server was sure to tell us that putting our 11 orders on separate checks vs. one check was going to take A LOT longer to get our food AND our checks.  Why couldn't he put our food order in to the cooks on ONE order and figure out the check later??  Sure enough, what took longer was the food getting to our table.  It appeared, that the kitchen had the orders done in a timely matter but the food sat and was served cold to everyone at our table.  The server kindly explained that what took longer was HIM entering the orders.  Then he didn't remember what anyone ordered.  Then he brought soy sauce instead of balsomic.  Not to mention half the table was done eating by the time the other half got their food.  And Kevin was probably their finest server on staff.  \n\nAs if the food and server wasn't bad enough, the place is honestly a dump.  The old, worn and wrinkled carpet is taped to the baseboards with duck tape and littered with food.  The chair cushions are held on with velcro, outdated and dirty.  Everything thing in this place is musty, worn out, outdated, dirty and dingy.  Not to mention beat up and unappealing.  \n\nAgain its very sad to see but understandable in a depressed state of operation.  I predict it will be shut down by either the health department or due to financial reasons.  \n\nDon't waste your money here, go to the fun-crowded-country-lodge at the top of the hill instead.  I will NEVER go here again!!


We finally tried The Sandwich Shoppe and loved it! It's cute as it can be, the staff is very friendly, and the sandwiches are great! They have a hidden patio which we enjoyed. \n\nI would have loved to give it a 4 star rating but they still have some room for improvement. I just ordered water (in a glass) and it was horrible, it tasted like sewer water. I could have gotten iced tea was but the pitcher was very cloudy, maybe it wasn't, but it looked nasty and at $7.50 for a sandwich with no sides I couldn't see adding a couple more dollars to it for a drink. \n\nSo, the drinks are lacking and the price is a bit high but we will go back to give it another try because it has a LOT of other qualities that we loved!


This is a review for the Tiffany Showroom and the new show \"Yesterday - A Tribute to the Beatles.\"  The showroom is quite nice.  There are three main levels.  The top level has individual chairs and some small round tables.  The next level down has banquettes and chairs.  Finally, the floor level has two rows of banquettes and some small table seating.\n\nThe stage is a good size, and the sound and lighting for tonight's show was excellent.  This tribute show has been well planned.\n\nReview for the show itself: the guys have good voices and play wonderfully.  They are best when they sing with some harmony.  A few times when one of the guys was singing alone, the sound was not the Beatles but the individual.  When singing in unison, they sounded much closer to the Beatles.\n\nThe show was almost exactly one hour in length. I wish I could give 3.5 stars because 3 is a bit low but 4 would be too high.


This place is horrible. They lie to you and tell you that u win gifts or a trip and that u dont come out of pocket. I asked if it was a time share and they told me no. When I got there it was timeshare. And the gifts that they tey to give u that u dont come out of pocket u do pay for. They are liars and tricked us into  what turned out to be nothing they talked about!


The French dip was really good. Staff was pretty friendly until we had to ask for something they forgot to bring and then they didn't show up as much.


Good flavor, good service, long wait and under done pepperonis. Gotta go to Grimaldis in Brooklyn to compare the two. Nothing special.


They are super friendly and love what they do.\n\nIf you purchase one of their t-shirts for $20, you can get a free lunch when you visit their cart while wearing it. What a concept!!\n\nThis is a great cart and will fill you with delicious meals. The pork taco is their staple dish and no complaints here. \n\nTheir mission is to use local and sustainable ingredients. Big fan of that! Also, they take cash or credit. Follow them on Twitter @HMGCart to find where they will be next!


We decided to try Capo's for dinner. The ambiance is very nice. It is definitely very dark. I had to use my phone light to look at the menu. They had an impersonator singing and that was neat. We ordered 2 milks and the waitress brought us a cup of half and half mixed with water. It was disgusting. Apparently they don't carry milk. But the waitress could have said that instead of trying to trick us into drinking something that clearly wasn't milk. I went to order an item I saw off the online menu and the waitress told me they took that item off the menu 8 years ago. Really? They couldn't update their menu. It would take 5 minutes. I settled for the lasagna and I would say stouffer's is better. Our bill came to $103. My cocktail the size of a shot was $10. They charge strip prices with a Denny's quality type of food. I was very disappointed. I wish I had gone to Tbones and spent that money on quality dining. The air was broke in 105 degree weather. We were so hot and sweating sitting there. They should close the restaurant until that is fixed.


My time is short, so I will be brief. The food is great here. The waitress I had was friendly. However, the prices are too high for people like myself who have to watch their spending.


I am giving this a 3 because of two reasons, 1.) I can't put a 2.5, and 2.)The bartender was really cute, and made me the best cadillac margarita ever !! \n\nNow as for Dinner, My steak which I wanted pink in the center, was well done !!! I sent it back because it was a $50 plate, upon its return the steak was still very well done, and the mashed potatoes were missing.  Now for the record, I didn't have to pay for it, so that was nice.


I came here based on a friend's referral. The lady who did my nails was EXTREMELY unprofessional. First, she left me in the middle of the procedure to go get a jacket. She came back after five minutes and proceeded to continue without apologizing for her rude interruption. Then she picked up a call and started talking, once again stopped doing my nails. She was so rough with my hands such as: pulled it towards her forcefully, pinched my fingers, cut my cuticles too deep, etc. I brushed these actions off because I'm not the type to demand my money back. So she had a LOT of white nail polish on my fingertips and I asked her to take it off. She did as I told and there was still polish on my fingertips. I asked for her to remove the specks. She then proceeded to speak in Vietnamese (which I understand) to the other manicurist \"She's so picky. There's nothing even there.\" I sat there. Just BAFFLED. But once again, I brushed it off. My friend said I could get a discount because of connections so I was talking to her about it (she was sitting next to me getting her nails done). I guess the manicurist heard & after she finished my nails she said \"pay me here.\" and I was like I don't go to the front? & she kept demanding me to pay. Then she said \"tip too?\" when I didn't give enough.\nHORRIBLE SERVICE. I'm still enraged by the horrific treatment to this day.


This is a pretty interesting concept, it takes ice cream sandwiches to a new level. The main difference is that they use fresh baked cookies, which they have a variety of different kinds catering to basically anyone. There are a variety of ice cream choices available and the ice cream is made by Thrifty. I've never had Thrifty ice cream before, but it was actually pretty good.  \n\nThe shop itself is small but a good size, there are plenty of places to sit both inside as well as outdoors if you wish to. It is well lit location with a very friendly staff who can help you make some decisions if you're unsure what you want or if it's your first time. The prices are also very reasonable. \n\nThey also have fresh baked cookies that you can buy if you don't want the ice cream, either single, half dozen, or even a dozen+\n\nDon't forget to check in to get the 50cent discount, it's only good off of one receipt, so if you're with multiple people I suggest everyone checking in and pay separately!


I specifically came on Yelp to find a new nail salon. This place got good reviews so I figured what the heck.. Let's give it a try! I have not been disappointed yet. The workers are very friendly and the owner goes out of her way to accommodate everyone. I have been three times and I will continue to come back


First couple times I went to Rays I was impressed....good pepperoni pizza...although the person making the pizza...I later found out was the owner was rude and I almost walked out the very first time ....\n\nI decided since the pizza was decent I would deal with the \"Pizza Nazi\" ...after bringing the whole family in for pizza while they  were in town from Chicago  I was pleased the staff was helpful...until we tasted the pizza with everything on it...it was soggy and just plain GROSS...\n\nOf course I am a Chicagoian...with New York roots and love both styles of pizza....\nthis pizza was plain unacceptable....however having dealing with the owner in the past we chose to never come back...\n\nThat was almost a year ago..and I have never been back...\n\nIf a restaurant has good food and a horrible staff or owner....then it simply is not worth going back...\n\nRays has other locations and there are several good pizza places out there...\n\nWhy settle?


I recently bought a car from Justice at Plaza Motors. This is right around my sixth time buying a car from a dealership and this was by far the least hassle experience I have ever had! I had originally gone to purchase a car found on their website but it was gone by the time I got there. I explained the type of car I was looking for and Justice showed me another comparable car they had available. I did not buy it the first day but Justice was very friendly, helpful, and professional. I went back two days later and was driving my car home in less than an hour! It really only took that long because we were talking about other things. Great experience, thanks Justice!


Went here after reading the good reviews. That was not a good decision. The food was only Ok. Not bad, but not the quality I would have expected.\n\nThe rolls were not warm which I would think they should be with the garlic and all. One was flat out cold. \n\nThe server was horrible. Didn't seem to care that we existed. I asked if there was a special and he just shouted to a coworker and came back with basically \"brocoli and something.\" I had to finally flag him down just to ask for the check. \n\nWould not recommend.


What happened to you guys?  I used to love your food.  I tried something different this time just to see if that was bad too and guess what?  Yep it was not good.  Waited more than an hour for delivery which is no big deal just letting you know.  Got the pong pong special chicken it was overcooked and chewy but I was hungry so I ate it however I did not put the left overs in the fridge.  No I just threw it out right away cuz I knew where it was eventually going anyway.  Why prolong it right?  Got pot stickers like I usually do and this time they werent a weird color and totally burnt while tasting a little funny no, this time they were really thick with dough.  So thick the dough was hard on the ends cuz it hadnt cooked through all the way and inside was very bland meat which was devoid of spices.


How can I say this without betraying my commitment to my local deli... Well-- let's say this: if Primanti Brothers existed anywhere near San Francisco, I'd live next door. These sandwiches are sloppy, robust and full of goodness that is just essential to the signature Pittsburgh experience. \nI love this location because it's the original, and I have good memories drinking and devouring kielbasa like a Yinzer at their counter over the years when I'm in town. \nMay Primanti Brothers reign supreme in sandwich world domination. Amen.


I used to love it. Now their tea is watered down and no taste. Their sandwiches are of lesser quality and they no longer have the things they need to make it. The have run out of supplys like no more Boba no more chicken. Just annoying.


This is the most dishonest company! \n\nThe  technician opened up my unit and put to wires together and shorted it out. \nHe thought I wouldn't notice but hard not to when the wires sparked.\nHe denied doing it but I saw I it myself.\nI was  confirmed with Nevada Power when they came.


Amazing experience. My mom and I received a 2 for 1 coupon in the mail and we went there open minded. As soon as we walked in we were properly welcomed and guided to the sushi bar. Quick review: Staff was quick, manager stopped by said hello asked us how we liked it, redeeming our coupon not a problem, food was excellent. \n\nIll be honest my mom was a bit down and the overall experience brought a smile back to her face! 5 star highly recommend it.


Went to the Gyro House for lunch today.  My sister has been telling me about this place for awhile.  I wasn't disappointed.  Family run business.  Marlene (I hope I got your name right?) was awesome!  The beef gyro was excellent.  The pita bread warm and so fresh it must've been made this morning.  I used to by Pita Bread back in Oxnard from a greek bakery so I know good pita bread!  Anyway, the gyro had just the right amount of meat with a great sauce, lettuce, tomatoes etc. It came with big fat fries cooked to perfection.   Ordered the baklava to go and it was delicious!  My only regret is this place isn't closer!


Awesome!!  Great food! Great vibe! Great service!\nI highly recommend happy hour for $1.50 mini tacos.  They were all great, especially the shrimp and halibut.


For the price, this is a great option. \n\nClean, comfortable, modern, awesome location and fantastic guest services. Free wifi, decent gym. \n\nI really love the outdoor fire pit & the menu at the restaurant has an outstanding selection. \n\n**Warning!! A huge disappointment!! While traveling for business, where my sleep is imperative, I was quickly disturbed with the obnoxious volume and thumps coming from the adjacent night clubs. This was on a was even on a Tuesday night!! I can only imagine a weekend noise level! So intrusive. So upsetting. Can't stay here again because of this ;(


I am a self proclaimed foodie and I don't mess around when it comes to food. Basil and Garlic Bistro is the real deal. I have been here three times and have ordered three different dishes, all were fantastic. \n\nThe first time I was here I ordered the meatball sandwich and it was so flavorful, lightly toasted on the outside, the meatballs were perfectly seasoned, the cheese was flavorful and of great quality. I was so full after eating the first half that I saved the other half for dinner. I didn't want to ruin the delicious sandwich by reheating it in the microwave so I turned on the oven and patiently waited to once again experience the intoxicating scent of an almost fresh meatball sandwich. It was just as good as the first bite!