Super delicious frozen custard sundaes!\n\nThe (Hawaiian Delight) frozen custard sundae was so good, my husband and I came back the following day and brought along my in-laws along to try it!\n\nI did knock a star off for the patty melt and chili cheese fries that I had tried on our first visit which I thought were just \"meh-okay tasting,\" but like I said the frozen custard is so good it didn't stop us from coming back. \n\nOur kids enjoyed the Dirt 'N Worms sundaes (vanilla custard, Oreo crumbles, gummy worms, whipped cream and a cherry) and Chocolate Shakes. \n\nThe Hawaiian Delight sundae consisted of yummy vanilla custard, pineapple, strawberry, coconut, macadamia nuts, whipped cream and a cherry. I also tried the PBC & B sundae (vanilla custard, Reese's peanut butter cup pieces, bananas, whipped cream and a cherry) which was tasty as well but not as great as the Hawaiian Delight.


I went to Jason's on Saturday night for the first time. I ended up with a side salad and a baked potato. I didn't think you could have a baked potato that big! The potato was huge and could have been a meal by itself. \n\nLarge selection of items to choose from. I wish there was a few more vegtables at the salad bar and had more crouton options. \n\nI will have to head back to try the sandwiches.


After making clubbing a higher priority then dinner, I came here way past 11pm. Fortunately this place stayed open until midnight. I made a quick trek across the bridge on Sands blvd from the Wynn and to the Palazzo to get my munchies on.  The decor at this place is definitely stylish. You can't beat the bull infront of the restaurant. It definitely keeps up with the 5 star Palazzo appeal.  Not to mention theres a Lamborghini store right next to the restaurant. All the cars were covered up, and the area was closed off. I guess you have to pay to see or take pictures of those sweet rides.\n\nI ordered a Salmon pizza which came with cream cheese, olives and onions. This was the first time I ever had fish on my pizza, but it tasted wonderful. It wasn't a deep dish, but more of a light and thin cracker style crushed. The food was delicious and I was even more delightful to see the bill at $22. This is not bad for a place where I got a strip view and a free pirate show at the TI across from this place.\n\nDefinitely ask for the outdoor seating when you visit the Dal Toro! \nHere is a clip of the view we had from our table: \n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oMWFqnrQQg


Everything here is amazing. Their pizza is bomb, its not on the menu anymore but ask for the kale pizza its to dieee for. Their turkey lasagna is also my go to. Their flavored margerita's are also really good...... and i dont even like margaritas. that is all.


I am very glad that my mom and I weren't deterred by Fuego's sort of hidden location and lack of visible crowd. We had a fantastic dinner this past weekend. \n\nService was great - enthusiastic and informative. \n\nMom started with a coconut mojito (one of Fuego's signature cocktails) and I had a glass of white sangria. I don't even like coconut and I thought her drink was delicious.\n\nWe shared an order of empanadas as an appetizer, per the recommendation of fellow Yelpers. I don't remember what they were stuffed with but they were good. I could have perhaps used a guac or some kind of dip, but then again I am a condiment freak. \n\nI let our server pick my entree, between their nightly special (a blackened mahi mahi in tomatillo cream sauce) or the short rib. He chose the mahi for me and it was really, really good. All entrees come with your choice of 2 sides and I chose some saut\u00e9ed green beans and jalape\u00f1o creamed corn. The creamed corn was tasty, but definitely had a kick to the aftertaste! Mom got the seafood stuffed chile relleno and let me tell you it was AWESOME. I was super jealous of her entree but she was nice and let me have a bite or three. I would definitely come back just to have that dish. Yum.\n\nI will also be back to check out Fuego's happy hour, which runs Tuesday through Saturday from 3-6pm and includes a bunch of small plates and discounts on booze.


Great lunch and amazing service.  Their smoked brisket sandwich was incredible.  Plus their patio is perfectly covered and comes with misters, which will make this a great place to stop by during the summer.


Delish! I really liked this Chelsea's we ate on the patio and it was beautiful. The food was really good I had the fillet tacos and they were perfect! The key lime pie was the best I've ever had and the service was great!


The rude staff I have meet... First it took them a minutes to sit me and my son. After being seated.. My son and I waiting over 20 minutes NO DRINK NO SERVICE... The whole time I am just looking around eating to be service.. And NO THEY WAS NOT BUSINESS AT ALL! BS


Horrible store! Horrible customer service! \n\nWas planning to open 2 new lines through Sprint with my husband but after being in this joke of a store we decided not to. \n\nWe were helped by a woman who clearly didn't know what was going on in her own store. She tried to show us the new iPhone 6 but didn't even know it wasn't on display anymore. \n\nAll she cared about was making her sale. \nWe were going to preorder 2 iPhones and she said she just had to see our credit. \nMy husband SPECIFICALLY asked her if it would be a hard credit pull or a soft. And she said don't worry it's soft. \nCome to find out this morning it was a hard credit pull. \n\nBesides that she had no other information or answers for our questions. It was all \"I'm not sure.\" \"I'll have to check.\"  \n\nDo you know your job or not?! \n\nDon't go here. You can find better help at another store with more educated employees.


The highlight of our dinner was the beef ribs, prime rib and gelato. service was good but I couldnt reccomend this to family or friends visiting unless its comp.


Way to expensive for what you get. Glad I bought a groupon for this place. The food is way to much for what you get. The atmosphere was alright but nothing to write home to mom about.


always loved this place but, the last time i got my nails done I didn't have time to have them painted  I had to get to work. I came in a couple times after that to have them painted but they were to busy to do them. So, today I had a new set put on and maybe   thought they would give  me a price adjustment for not having my last set painted  but they didn't and I always tip at least 20 to 30% and have been a customer since they opened up.  Very bad customer service!!!!  You should always take care of your regular customers. Im very disappointed in Vy's and will never go there again and I will let my friends and family know not to go there, too!!!!


So I was in town for the week and visiting my cousin in (I guess hipster) Lawrenceville (when did that happen?).  Anyway...on to the review.  \n\nAtmosphere - Hipster coffee shop with people being hipsters, busy, vibrant, friendly, wait staff even said \"dude\"...but apologized (not sure why)... it made me chuckle.   \n\nFood - Many a great choice here on the menu but being that I had eaten a copious amount of cookies over the past holiday weekend I thought I would be healthy by opting for the egg white omelet.  The omelet came w/ spinach, cherry tomatoes, feta, and a side of pumpernickel bread.  The dish was just okay.  Maybe it was too healthy, as there was little flavor present.  Maybe they cook it with a spray and not butter.  Who knows...  To drink I had an unsweetened ice tea which tasted weak or maybe my years in the South w/ strong brewed tea has ruined me.  \n\nService - The service was great as the server was engaging despite it being busy.  There were no faults here.\n\nOverall - I would like to give this place another try at a time when I haven't eaten my weight in cookies the weekend before...then it will be French toast time!!


I just stopped by and the premises were sealed by an eviction order dated 15 June---but then next to it was an order to stay the eviction dated 21 June.  The door was still chained.


I'm actually here now, I read other peoples reviews and they were mixed, and for good reason. This place is really right in the middle of being good and just plain bad. Its edible, but is it worth the money you spend 25$ with tax. Nope it sure isn't. Try the deli, or Mexican place Isla its good and less expensive. \nUpdate: I'm changing to 3 stars because the dessert section of the buffet is pretty impressive and they have creme brulee.


There's no easy way to put this, after going here I feel violated.  I ordered the grilled pork loin and my wife ordered the vegetable picadillo enchiladas.  I was served two crispy burned pork loins floating in a bland \"peanut\" sauce that tasted like it belonged more on a Thai menu.  The plate was over sauced, the \"queso mashed potatoes\" were bland and as hard as a rock...  Then there were the slightly burned, out of season asparagus, no crisp to them, just limpy old food.\n\nTo make matters worse, my wife's dish was inedible.  She was served, no joke, instant rice with dried peas and carrots.  They at least squeezed some lime juice on it.  The vegetables in the soggy tortillas were over cooked to the point that they were little rubber bits of bitter tasting vegetables.\n\nWe're not picky eaters, but this honestly was an insult served to us on a plate.\n\nI would have sent it all back but our server quickly grabbed our plates and bagged it up for us after she saw we weren't eating.  This was honestly the worst meal I have ever been served that came out of a professional kitchen.\n\nTake my advice, drive five more minutes down the road and go to Senor Tequila.


I've had hibachi take out from here several times and its not bad but I've had better!  Lunch chicken hibachi entree is probably in the $7 range.  I'm not really big on the carrot side that you get either, just not a huge fan of carrots I guess.\n\nAs long as Tokyo Japanese is in business down the road I will not be going to Tokyo One for their lunch hibachi take out.  Tokyo's chicken hibachi lunch special comes with soup, salad, awesome chicken hibachi, and two big scoops of rice for $4.95 which is unbeatable.  It's good quality food to boot!


Had lunch here yesterday with my husbands mom and sister. we started with bloody Mary's and they were super yummy I would come back for those alone. ordered the bruchetta for starters and it was OK, a little steep in price $12 for 4 pieces, they are big slices of bread but big being WAY to thick, we chose 4 different kinds and I liked one and the other two were ehhh. we all ordered different items so we could share and taste. I got the brie salad and it was pretty good the raspberry dressing made it, every now and then I ate a piece of lettuce that tasted like dirt but all in all it was good. sister in law got the Ruben and man was that pastrami thick, I think the slicing made it tuff and chewy. mom in law got the soup sandwich combo , mushroom brie soup was super yummy but her chicken cordon blue was nasty the chicken had that weird been reheated in the microwave taste yuck I ate one bite and that was it. service was good,  place was super cute, prices were a little steep for what you get.   It was a 30 min drive for me so not sure if I will go back.


Love the food. Not a big fan of the environment. The Chef/Owner/Namesake Antonio Park is charismatic but he lacks a staff around him to really make the restaurant work. Excited to see what it can become but not terribly impressed with the dining experience thus far.


I've eaten here before a couple years back, and wasn't the biggest fan, but recently couldn't stop thinking about going for lunch. I'm glad I did because the food was amazing, but the service was pretty bad. It was busy, yes, but we're still customers. \n\nI ordered the chipotle black bean burger and I'm still thinking about it! It was seriously amazing, and my very first black bean burger! I will return to eat, because I saw a few things at other tables I wanted to try. Let's hope we get a more welcoming greeting, and our server doesn't act like we've interrupted her day.\n\nAnyway, the food was awesome! The girl I went to lunch with liked her food, too! So, if you're OK with poor service, but still want delicious food, go ahead and eat here :)


Authentic urban dining experience! Stellar. Fast, friendly service and good conversation if you can catch 'em when they're not too busy. Menu changes regularly to showcase their talents but the chicken and the falafel are must-trys. Don't let the location fool you. These guys are talented and professional.


OK, being Salvadorian and coming from Los Angeles,  i went to this place in search of some delicious, authentic Salvi (Salvadorian) food. This place has delicious food, that actually tastes like Salvadorian food. I didn't, however, like the service much. They took for ever to help me, take my order and bring the food. The server, .a female that's always there, wasn't very attentive either. If you're looking for some good authentic food, and are patient then you will like the place. Their food was delicious. I ate \"machaca con huevo\" breaklefast style. I highly recommend this place.


Not the best by far. I am going to stick to my location over at Camelback .


Staff at this facility are outstanding. The online registration was convenient and easy to complete. Eliminated the stress of sitting in the facility trying to remember the information. Registration was simple..the nursing staff was very helpful and considerate. From check in to check out-  everyone was pleasant and professional.


Amazing service!


I have been going to glad nails for over 5 years now and usually had a ok- great pedi depending on the nail tec. Last month I received horrible service and pedi. It was done by one of the male tecs. He performed the wrong pedi and told me that I could not change to the sea salt one because he already put lotion on my leg. Then he put the wrong color on. No tip and never will be back. Just found a new nail salon on Happy Valley Rd.  They are awesome and use hot rocks in their pedi service.


Friendly staff, clean restrooms, standard cafe decor.\nthe menu for this place is very diverse. \nDon't expect world class cuisine from a cafe, and you won't be let down.\nFor what it is,it's fantastic.


Always excited when I drop in at Cugino's! I get my favorite sandwich, which I don't believe is even on the menu. The Donny Special...you can't go wrong. It's a secret so shhhh. Of course they get it right with their pizza. This place is authentic which is tough to find in Vegas. Frank, Donny and Company are awesome! Thanks for the great food.


The seafood is excellent!


Ok. So today was my first day coming to this place after having horrible experiences at other nail salons and all I can say is that. This salon was amazing. they did my nails exactly like I wanted them . Staff was super nice. I walked away happy and I have officially made this my nail salon place :)


Awesome experience. Price point was great. They offered a free checked bag and wine and a snack on the flight. Who could ask for anything more.


Tried Petrossian Bar twice during my recent trip. It's an excellent place to sit, relax, have a drink, and people watch. You can play spot the prostitute. :) Their Red Ruby drink was delicious.


Not located on the strip but definitely worth checking out if you're not afraid of a little adventure off the beaten path.\n\nI'm lucky to be friends with girls who love brunch just as much as I do. So we all decided to give this place a try! We took the taxi here and though it wasn't the cheapest ride (approx. $30 including tip for a one way trip from our hotel on the strip), it was the last thing on our mind after eating an amazing meal at SkinnyFATS.\n\nBetween the four of us, we ordered the WTFrench Toast - a delicious french toast with turkey patty, cranberry sauce, arugula & spicy berry marmalade ($10), the UnBRIElievable Brioche french toast - french toast served wit brie, basil, strawberries, and a rich balsamic glaze ($9.50), and their special of the day, BACON POT PIE BENEDICT ($12). Both french toasts were equally amazing. The WTFrench Toast was fluffier and lighter, yet it still managed to pack a mean punch of awesomeness. The UnBRIElievable was more sinful - french toast was perfectly fried to a golden brown color and the combination of the brie and balsamic glaze gave it a richer taste that excited the tastebuds.\n\nBut the winner has to go to... *cue angelic music* the bacon pot pie benedict. I've never had anything quite like it! It's not a dish you want to eat all by yourself... but I definitely ate 80% of it. The dish comes with a miniature pot pie stuffed with diced bacon pieces, potatoes, peas, and carrots. On the side, it came with one egg Benedict and a large fried jalape\u00f1o stuffed with a mystery stuffing.. that was just as amazing!\n\nSo... have I convinced you to try this place out? (:


To the owners of NYW,\n\nI have been here before and I know you're about equal too but NOT better than BASHA'S fine bakeries for half your prices...however...you read the parts on YELP reviews where people say, \"the counter help is depressing\"...(?)\n\n...  and that's why I will never set foot into your 1950's dirty attempt to be a New York qualified establishment  in the respectful town of SUN CITY.\n\nThe OWNER, heavy female with glasses, mid 50's, has all kinds of issues with customer service and it figures the employees imitate her!!!!\n\nNew York...NO! \nLike with the PIZZA, give up the ruse.


We have been here a few times and the food  and service was excellent! \n\nSo we go there for my wife's bday. We were so excited to come back and have a great experience but I'm sorry to say thing have changed in this place. \n\nService was not as good even-though it was the same waiter. I complained about the beef tagine there were only two beef cubes of beef and half of the cubes were fat! I've had this dish numerous times and it wasn't like that! The waiter tells me thanks for letting me know! I'm like WTF!!!! And he knows we come here often! Now they also charge for hot tea refills and pita as well. I hate when they nickel and dime you but I understand maybe they are struggling but common!! So we left aggravated and disappointed great way to spend a bday! This place has gone down in my book and I'm sorry to say we will not be coming back here again!\n\nOh and by the way they raised their prices dramatically on all the menu items!!


I was surprised to receive quite excellent service here. They were very helpful as I was applying for a passport. I visited here a number of times so far and have not had to wait in line too long--It is the norm that this place has three workers on their front counter when needful.\n\nFacility could be cleaner.


Lex was awesome.  She was very accommodating for schedule and location.  She was on-time and stayed until we were all pleased with the photos taken.  Having two kids (6/3) can be very challenging as parents and even more so for a photographer.  \n\nLex spent a lot of personal time with them which made the pictures very natural looking.  She had some great ideas for locations, outfits and type of poses that would show us off the \"best\".  \n\nWhy go to a big box store and get pictures taken from a 16 year-old with a few cheesy backgrounds? And then they attempt to upgrade you for everything?  \n\nLex gives you one price and a few options to best suit your needs.  At the end, you're going to want all the pictures because you'll look that good.


Alright... Here's the deal... This guy is amazing!  I have been going to Babak for about three years now and he just gets better and better.  I live in central Phoenix and drive to old town, passing at least 50 salons along the way, to have Babak take care of me and my needy hair.  I don't write many reviews but when I do, it's because the place is that good.  The other reviewers (except for one) are right on with place!


Place is new clean and relaxed. \nCame in at 6pm was empty and wasn't sure if to go in or not. \nDecided to take the chance and I am so happy we did. \nThe food is great, prices are even better and service with a smile. \nCan't ask for more :) \n\nDecided to take over the menu and try a lot of things. \nAs you will be able to see in some of the pictures. \n\nI think this is a great place to come in have a few drinks with friends and quick bite to eat.\n\nIf you are looking for full course meal you can get it but finger food that is great and drinks that come quick. \n\nCome inside take the chance it is definitely worth it :)


This is located in the Blakeney shopping center. Ordered the chicken gyro combo, comes with drink and fries for $2.75 more, I think. The gyro is always packed with chicken and really flavorful with the tzatziki sauce. I get the lemon and oregano fries; also yummy. Nice people, good food at a reasonable price.


I figured that I would give RL one more try...can someone say NEVER AGAIN!!!! The Lobster was tough. Matter of fact everything was gross. The waitress gave me some lame a** excuse why the lobster was tough. She forgot our appetizer. She kept forgetting of our requested items. The floor was nasty and the lobby smelled like urine. Do Not mop the lobby with the bathroom mop. My advice is they need to close all the Red Lobsters. So Sad...


Did not like this place at all. It was small and very empty. Now this could be that it was a tad early in the evening, but we left and went right to the mirage's other club, and it had a lot of people and was a lot more fun (5 minutes after this place).  So, not sure what the story was on that.


This place is straight up ghetto! Parking is horrible, cracks and bumps everywhere. Homeless people on the corners asking for money. Stores are smelly and cold and dirty and old and creepy looking. This is not even close to a mall. Nearly half empty. \n\nLove the bahn mi shop inside (the best sandwiches ever!) Love the fresh steamed pork buns and other baked goods!),..love the varity and prices of products..worth the drive out there...\n\nPho restaurants are nasty,..as in the decor (covered in thick thick dust), ceilings have stains, dark and just make me loose my appetite. How can this place be opened? Imagine the kitchen..inspectors need to shut this strip down and remodel and update!!! \n\nThe store that sells kitchen ware has good selection and prices. Shop owners and workers are shady...they follow you around and stalk and stare you down as you in walk and browse around the aisles to make sure you don't steal anything!


Went to E2 last night for dinner.  There were 6 of us in our party.  We made reservations for 8:15.  We were seated at 8:35.  Overall was an enjoyable experience.  Cocktails were VERY good.  E2 was fairly busy for dinner, however I thought the service and punctuality of the server was very slow.  I ordered the price fix menu option which was Boudin as an appetizer, salad, Drum as the entree, then a banana type pudding cake.\n\nBoudin appetizer was very good.  I would give it 4 out of 5 stars.  Salad was great.  Would give it 4 out of 5 stars as well.  Drum was not good.  For fresh seafood, this was a huge disappointment.  I would give the Drum 2 out of 5 stars.  The Drum itself was very dry and did not taste fresh.  It tasted frozen and old.  The mussels, clams and shrimp that accompanied the Drum dish were the same.  Tasted very dry, frozen and old.  The dessert was amazing.  Would give it 5 out of 5 stars.\n\nThat being said, I probably would not return to Emeril's Eatery.  I think the restaurant is WAY overpriced for what it is.  The Drum entree was $32 itself ($45 for the price fix menu option).  Quite frankly the Drum entree is not worth anywhere near $32.  Maybe $15-$18.\n\nIf you are looking for delicious cajun/creole cuisine at a great value, I would go to Cajun Queen.


WONDERFUL!!! I can't say enough about it. What a beautiful little gem of a restaurant. I received a gift certificate from a friend for Christmas. I had never been, and was excited to go. It is a tiny little place, but they manage to seat more than you'd think could fit in the space. Such a calm, relaxing atmosphere. The food is gorgeous from start to finish...it looks gorgeous, smells gorgeous, and tastes gorgeous! I savored every bite like it was my last. I took an out of town friend there for dinner and he loved it! Exclaimed over everything and said it was the best Thai he'd had in a long time, and he lives in Atlanta. The hostess/waitress is so lovely. She answered all of my questions about the menu, recommended dishes, and even adjusted the spiciness of a dish to my liking (I craved more spice!). The soup is to die for! A glorious experience all the way around. All I can say is go, go, go!


Got in late last night to the airport and called the front desk when I landed. They sent out the shuttle and it was there waiting by the time I got my luggage. There were several senior citizens getting on the shuttle with me. The driver was so courteous and respectful, just the way I would want my grandparents to be treated. Check-in was quick and painless. Security guard was around keeping a set of eyes on the courtyard which is kinda nice.Room was clean with modern furniture and a comfy bed. Some good premium channels were available for free (Showtime, etc)\nI was hungry and grabbed some food at the 24hr Denny's right next door. Food wasn't great, but hey, it's Denny's. At least there is something available 24hrs which this New Yorker appreciates. I was pleasantly surprised with the continental breakfast this morning. Fresh fruit, yogurt, 3 types of cereal, waffles, muffins, toast, milk, and OJ! I didn't have to suffer through another Denny's meal! Oh, and the WiFi is stellar! \nFor the price and area, I am leaving extremely satisfied. Great job, guys!


The inside is very nice and I appreciated a dining area separate from a noisy, smoky bar....but it seemed really confused. It's sort of fancy, complete with the leather bound book menus, but the food...just isn't. At all. \n\nThe waitresses were perfect, completely kind and attentive. I was kindaaaaa nervous the staff would be rude based on prior reviews, but they were all great. \n5 stars++ for all that... \n\nNow...hmmm...we stuck to ordering apps only and the food was terribly mediocre. It was heavy/greasy, typical food you'd get in a bar. Far from amazing, but it was more or less what we were in the mood for at the time (total junk!) and it even fell short of that.\n\nI really think this place could be great if they reduced the menu and focused on making a few unique dishes.


Solid. Not out of this world, but Thai Taste is solid.  The prices are reasonable, and whenever I need my Pad See Ew fix, I'll head to TT.  There are restaurants light years better in Boston and Chicago, but for now, TT will do. \n\nThe ambiance is kind of old school, tables with plastic covers the random wood-carving, and a hammock hanging from the ceiling with a fake person napping inside.  It's not my favorite, but hey, it adds to the charm. \n\nSince this place has been reviewed so many times, I'll just give my 2-cent tip. Lunch specials are a great value.  For about $6 or $7 bucks, depending on the protein you pick, you'll get an entree (some with rice), a spring roll, soup and iced tea.  (Iced tea and soup not included if you get lunch special take out.) \n\nI've gotten the squash special, which is stir-fried yellow squash and protein of choice...that was an insane $12.95 by comparison.  (The dish itself was OK, not as flavorful as the Pad See Ew and the squash for some reason had a squeaky sound whenever I bit into them.) \n\nOverall, it's a nice neighborhood joint where the service is good, and you will have a good meal.  Maybe not stellar, out-of-this-world great (like Paula Deen would say) but you'll leave happy and very full.


Don't waste your gambling money on this dump. I stayed for three nights over Memorial Day weekend. Our group got three separate rooms. My room looked decent when I entered but once realizing there was no coffee maker, no mini fridge, and a ridiculously old shower head, I was ready to switch hotels. \n\nRoom service dishes were left on the ground for hours without clean up. The pool was decent, but I would stay away from Wet republic until they learn to organize a line. Perhaps they stuck us in the old wing, but come on, for the money we paid we should at least have had a coffee maker in the room. I should stop being so negative, we had a great view of the Motel 6 across the street.


I went here while shopping for some accessories to fix up my new bike earlier this week, and I found it to be a wonderful place to start. A lot of the bike shops in the area are for folks who are much more into biking, kind of as a culture, than I am. I just want to save a few bucks by biking to class occasionally and going to the grocery store on the bike with my big, dorky basket, and Performance was great for me. Nobody made me feel stupid for having a few questions, and I found everything I needed at great prices.


I had my alternator die in 2007 with 75k miles.  At the time I was stranded and the tow truck driver recommended this place.  It took him 3 hours to change the alternator and he charged $385 parts and labor. He said quote \" it was buried and hard to get to it\".\n\nFast forward my truck has 120k miles and the alternator dies with only 50k on the one he put in. I called tho see if he would warranty it and he said no. I decided to watch a YouTube video to see if I could replace it myself. $134 later and 45 minutes later including drive time to auto zone twice to purchase new parts and return the old core I have new alternator with a lifetime warranty. Actual install time 20 minutes.\n\nDO NOT USE THIS PLACE. HE BLATANTLY LIED TO ME.


I think if you're the average overweight American, then this place would be nice for you.  It's huge portion for the average price restaurant with food that will surely get you on the obese side fairly quickly.  My family and I went here because of the Yelp review, but I guess some reviews are not really helpful.  We ordered two dishes to share to see how good it is, but it was terrible.  The \"scramble eggs\" are pre-made; yellow and dry and on the cold side for scramble eggs.  The scramble eggs with salmon was scramble, but they added the cold salmon and didn't really cook it anymore serving it on the cold side.  Also the salmon smells really \"fresh\".  You can smell the fish smell and it was really bad; cold salmon.  Not to mentioned their \"abundant mix fruits\" came only with 3 small slices of pineapple and 2 tiny pieces of oranges.  Serious now.  Most of the dishes you can tell are pre-made, hence you will get your dishes fairly quick.  I did mentioned to the waitress about the disappointment and she did offer to make a new one, but I just wanted to finish and move on.  One thing I don't trust is complaining to your server and mechanic and have the same people who originally jacked up their service to try and redo the same service.  You might get a surprise flavor in your scramble eggs or a loose bolt in your engine.  I rather just Yelp about it and eat somewhere else.  If you think about eating here, just go to a Dennys, unless you're weight challenge, you can get full here.


We just had Robert ,from the Appliance doctor , to check my Dacor oven. I have NEVER had a repair service clinician so prompt, so polite and courteous ! And, gave me helpful tips on how to use my ovens... He went above and beyond!  Will definitely reccomend to family and friends!


I have been to this EyeMasters store on two occasions: once to place an order for contact lenses, and once to pick the order up. On both occasions I had to wait an unacceptably long time to be helped. This store is seriously understaffed so, unless you have a lot of time to kill, take your business elsewhere. Plus, the prices aren't that good.


Definitely an old school steak house and I say that in a good way!  I haven't been here since the 80s when we came here as tourists.  \n\nA friend and I went here to enjoy a tasty steak, and that's just what we did.  Since we were there early, we had run of the place.  We took photos of the different booths where Sinatra, Elvis, Sammy Davis, Jr. and Dean Martin dined.  The hostess showed us a side room where she said Tony Spilotro would dine and she had a story about a counter where their guns were placed before they sat down.  When she said that he was there only a month before his body was found in the desert (after he was murdered, he was buried in a field in Indiana), it cast a little doubt on the authenticity of her story.  Enough of that, on to the meal.\n\nWe both ordered the 12 ounce filet that their menu refers to as \"the Aristocrat of Tenderness).  I ordered a chopped green salad with Roquefort dressing.  I got the jumbo baked potato that the menu bills as \"Vegas' biggest.\"  Finally, we each had some chocolate cake for dessert.\n\nThe bread basket was simply some sliced Italian bread--nothing special.  The steaks were wonderful.  Mine was very tender.  I ordered it back and blue and that's almost the way I got it.  It was done a bit more than I prefer.  My friend ordered his well done--he's a Brit--go figure, but he enjoyed his steak, too!\n\nI only got butter with the baked potato and it was swimming in butter.  It was excellent!  My friend got fries which he described as chips as good as you can get in the States and as good as what he gets at home.\n\nWe both ordered the chocolate cake.  This was a bit of a disappointment.  It was a bit dry and a bit small.  There was no dollop of whipped cream to dress it up.  \n\nService was great.  Our server has been with the Golden Steer for years, and he was on top of everything.  Very nice dining experience in a classic Las Vegas steakhouse that has been around for years and years.


AWESOME chips and salsa! I ordered the Carne Asada steak and it was cooked perfectly! Their double Cadillac margaritas are AMAZING!


OK in a pinch but really very average when it comes to Thai food. Decent lunches but not a great Thai place like Lattitude 8.


Usually have a nice time & meal, but today they seam to of had Sunday blues. They had no sugarless syrup when they said they do. They served an omelette that was incorrect. They dropped the onion rings on the floor. At least all the servers had their usual politeness. Hopefully they get through  the rest of today smoother than this morning.


Hillstone: you are overrated. You think you are better than you are. Every time I go, I am disappointed and my friends say we are never coming back. \nWe sure miss Houston's in the Biltmore. You tried, but it's not the same. \nThere are so many great places in Phoenix. Hillstone is good. Not great.


This restaurant keeps you loaded with good chips & salsa. Guacamole is also good. The rest of the restaurant experience is horrible. Took a while for us to be noticed just to be seated, then took almost 30 minutes to place our order. The restaurant wasn't even full. Only 2 other tables when we walked in. Service was not attentive in the least. The food was below average. Soft drinks were flat. If we lived in the area, we wouldn't go back.


Celebrated our wedding anniversary here last night and had a delicious meal. Steaks were tender and juicy.  Service was outstanding.  Thank you for making our meal one to remember!


I have been going to Elliott's for a couple years now, and they have quickly become one of the only shops in the Valley I feel I can trust. I have brought my 2000 BMW in for wide a number of reasons, from major to minor; everything from a faulty ABS module and a broken A/C unit to bad wheel sensors and broken thermostats. Among many other things.\n\nThey have always been highly communicative, honest, and fair; informing me throughout the entire process of what needed to be fixed, detailing throughly how everything would be done and what it would need to cost. They have always fixed only what needed to be, and never anything more, not allowing me to repair something that would be unnecessary for me to do. They have always been very timely and productive with their work; I recently had to replace my alternator and they had the job finished within the day. They are knowledgable and friendly, always more than happy to explain in great detail any specific questions I have had.\n\nI firmly recommend Elliott's Auto Electric to anyone who needs a timely, cost effective repair by honest professionals who have a great understanding of their work.


Might be a tough pizza critic since we're from Chicago.  Dough was very thin and therefore 'wet' when ingredients were added.  It was okay but I wouldn't be anxious to have it again.  \n\nSalad with shredded chicken, feta, tomatoes, and pine nuts was fantastic.  Served super cold with a light vinegar and oil based dressing.


As you probably already can guess, this event is a cluster and it is pretty uncomfortable running in a full santa suit. (The beard kept hitting me in the face and blinding me!)  Nevertheless, it was a lot of fun.  Here are my tips from my first year doing this:\n\n1. Show up early.  There's lots going on two hours before the race starts, you can stake out a good parking space, and you can take photos.  Then go back to the car and put your crap away.  Easy!\n2. Speaking of parking, if you have a high clearance vehicle and/or offroad vehicle consider parking in the gravel lot behind Fry's that fronts LV Blvd.  It was difficult getting out after the race and if you park there, and can get out, you can bail pretty easily.  But only offroad/high clearance vehicles!  I saw a few Camrys that got stuck. :(\n3. Safety first! Especially if you are doing the half or full marathon the next day.  There are tons of kids, dogs (some not so well behaved), strollers, and other weird things.  People are excitable.  Some people forgot they were running with a dog on a leash and clotheslined people.  The streets at Town Square are narrow.  So, if in doubt, slow down and employ defensive running/walking.  I saw some nasty spills that could have been avoided.  You don't want to be injured for the big race the next day for some 5K that isn't even timed.\n\nThis isn't a five star event mostly for the traffic direction.  They need to suck it up and hire Metro.  Town Square security did the traffic direction and they sucked at it.  The guys directing traffic for me (near the entrance to Frys) actually got into a fight with each other!  Come on guys!  \n\nBut still I had a ton of fun, came out unscathed, and I finally got my I Love Yelp t-shirt to boot!  Who doesn't love that?


3.5 stars- very nice coffee shop! This plaza has so much to offer, glad to see there's a good place for a caffeine fix that isn't a Starbucks.\n\nWent in and used $10 credit Yelp deal, was helped by lady owner who was super sweet and informative about what they offered- opted for their cold-brewed tea in hazelnut, an iced latte, and a lemon dome dessert.\n\nCold brewed coffee was amazing- they brew it for something insane, like 24 hours, and it's specially made to avoid using regular coffee plus ice, which changes the flavor of the coffee itself and is watered down as the ice melts. Owner is clearly very knowledgeable and it shows in quality of product they put out. Both drinks were tasty.\n\nLoved the d\u00e9cor and ambiance of the shop itself- especially the shelves of books to peruse. Signage indicated that books are used available for sale, pricing is found in inside cover. Unfortunately, the two books I was interested did not have pricing listed, indicating that they weren't for sale.\n\nWould come back for a caffiene fix in the area, love that they offer live jazz music certain days of the week. Very chill place to enjoy a cup and some conversation.


If I could rate this zero stars, I would.  My boyfriend and I were so looking forward to seeing this show on a recent trip to Vegas.  We are theater lovers and had heard such great things about this show.  \n\nI could go on and on about how much this show disappoints, but I'll trim it down in the spirit of Phantom's butchery.\n\n1. Very low energy from all the actors.  It was pretty clear that they had been doing multiple shows a day for a few months and just no longer cared.  \n2. The plot was entirely lost on my boyfriend who had not  been exposed to the story before.  I can not believe how much has been cut out.\n3. The music was so loud, it was hard to hear anything else.  My favorite numbers did not have any of the power I was looking forward to because I couldn't hear the singing.\n4. The \"special effects\" could be bought at a fireworks stand.  They were pretty pathetic and at times literally laughable.  The chandelier in the first 10 minutes, however, was a pleasant surprise.\n5.  The audience clearly needed a quick course on how to properly attend a show.  From the tourists who translated every single line, loudly for their relatives to the couple behind us who were talking loudly and eating their dinner in the theater, during the show.\n\nI'm pretty sure we weren't alone in these feelings, due to the sparse amount of applause at the end.  \n\nDo not see this show!


I could spend days at this buffet! So many options and all the food is so tasty. The crab legs, wontons, tacos, and dessert were my favorites. This is a definite must do when you are in Vegas if you want to try a great buffet.


I put in an order for pick up. My food was ready on time and my order was correct even with my modifications. This is not a 5 star restaurant, but it was 5 stars for what it is!


ick. i wanted regular bbq wings with regular bbq sauce and they put hot sauce in the bbq. the vinegar  on hot wings gives me a headache so i can only eat bbq. she kept trying to tell me that i wanted them medium heat.. i dunno.. not going there again i dont think.. at least not to eat


This hotel looks cool. The rooms look modern and the pool gives you the benefit of looking like a modern vegas pool without it being packed and costing a lot of money.\n\nThat being said, the customer service at this hotel is appalling. It is very clear that no one working there wants to put any effort into meeting your needs. I called ahead of time and asked to get adjacent rooms, but the person on the phone basically said that someone else in the hotel assigned rooms and they were unable to until we checked in. Our flights got delayed the first night and when we arrived we were informed that there were no more queens available (even though I booked 2 rooms with 2 queen beds, with 4 guests per room, and had called earlier that day). We were forced to take king beds, and the person checking us in told us to come by in the morning and we would be moved to queens and comped for the disservice. My sister called in the morning and was told by someone that there were no more queens available and there was nothing they could do for her (even though the guy promised us the night  before...). Meanwhile I went downstairs and was lucky enough to get someone who changed our rooms to queens. Of course there was no comp (even though this was promised to us before) and barely an apology for the s*** night of sleep we all got on the floor/sharing a bed a with 3 people.\n\nThe rest of the weekend was filled with similar experiences of customer service. it was common to walk by the front desk and see a line of 10-15 people. Personally every time I stood in a line of THREE people it took them at least 20 minutes to help us, so I really felt sorry for those people. (it was rare for them to have more than 2-3 people working the front desk... laughable). Their computer system also appears to be one giant joke and was the main reason everything took so long. We requested a towel for our room and it took them over an hour to get it to us.\n\nOverall, the hotel is physically nice, the staff in the breakfast place was awesome, but man the customer service of the main hotel staff was just appalling. Expect to be treated like you don't matter.


I must say with the amount of business this Burger King does it has always been accurate, fast and declicious.\n\nThey have the best chicken sandwich (The Original) in town.\n\nI would have given 5 stars but, the trash can in the drive thru when you are exiting is always full and overflowing.  Who wants to drive over trash?  Not me.....


IMHO, Bacchanal may have the best buffet, but Wicked Spoon has the best desserts.\n\nI'm not usually a dessert guy, but there was one dish from here that literally made me cry. True story. More on that later...\n\nWicked Spoon offers a smorgasbord of small plates that are decadently rich in flavor, calories, cholesterol and so on. Most of everything is plated beautifully so it's very pleasing on the eyes as well as your stomach. If it's not plated, it's in a small container that makes it easy to carry as well as to eat. It's definitely not a buffet that leaves a huge mess. \n\nThey have all kinds of protein from pork belly, kalbi-style ribs, lamb, prime rib etc... What also stands out from other buffets is that they serve bone marrows. Yes, that rich, fatty, oily, creamy part inside the bone that will ensure your arteries will clog, your blood pressure will rise and makes your brain say \"Uncle\" on the richness and fattiness on every single bite similar to Foie Gras. It's definitely not a food that one should eat everyday, but in moderation. Oh, but sprinkle some kosher salt and spread it on a cracker and it's irresistible. \n\nThey have seafood, salad, pasta, pizza, Chinese, Mexican, Italian and so on. Another plate that me and the Wifey kept going back for was the savory watermelon on a bed of Balsamic Vinegar topped with cream cheese was oh so good. It's a one-bite plate and everything comes together with a perfect balance and flavor note. It's also light so I didn't feel so guilty stuffing my mouth like a garbage compactor. Well...I probably had 8 plates of that thing. \n\nI didn't try everything as I made sure to save room for desserts. The gelatos were on point and the Coffee-flavored gelato had nibbles of wafers in them giving it an added texture and flavor, which was a nice surprise. I also had the Thai Tea-flavored gelato and Wifey had the Pistachio. \n\nAnd for me, the pi\u00e8ce de r\u00e9sistance was the White Chocolate Mousse Cake with Exotic Cream. Like I mentioned, I'm not usually a dessert guy and I shouldn't be eating desserts for personal reasons, but this one dessert was on another level. From just looking at it, it looks like a simple dessert cake with a gold leaf topping. But one bite took me to a happy place way back during my childhood that instantly made me think of my mom. I was crying with joy and happiness and even tried to prevent a tear from falling on the corner of my eye to no avail. \n\nEvery other bite could not stop the tear from falling onto my cheeks as I thought of my mom. This dessert literally reminded me of my mom. The sweetness was just right as it was not overly sweet. The shell of the exterior, the filling and the pie crust combined together with the tanginess of the sauce made a perfect blend that created a harmonious music in my mouth. All the components together was so perfectly balanced and easily ranked as one of the best desserts I've ever tasted. \n\nJust thinking about it is making me tear up again. \n\n*sigh*\n\nFor a dessert dish that makes me think of my mom is surely a special dish in my book. It's WICKED!


It's an airport, small but had what it needed. Planes.


Hubby and I had $100 food credit so we ate here twice.  The portions are huge, the service is good and the menu was quite good. I especially loved the chicken corn chowder (So yummy). I did think some items were missing. I would have loved a tuna sandwich or a quesidilla. The prices are on par with other 24 hour cafes in vegas and the quality was way better than most.


I have been coming here to the T&M since I was little. They host a variety of venues. I miss the days of the LV Thunder! This last visit was for the UNLV Rebel game. Tickets were courtesy of Misti Y. and Nacho Daddy on Eastern. Thanks!\n\nWe pulled into the parking area about 30 minutes before the game and was worried we might not get a spot. We passed back through again and luckily got a spot that wasn't too far away. The walk wasn't the problem it was the c-c-cold wind! Getting inside was smooth with no line or wait. We found our seats and actually really enjoyed them. They were up in the rafters/boonies but let me tell you the view of the court was good enough for me. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. \n\nJust before the end of the 1st half me and my man decided to go check out the grub. We ended up with \"Smoked Sausage & Fries\" and a soda. It was $11 total for both. It tasted pretty good. They have a number of options for food and drinks. The price varies from reasonable to not so reasonable. \n\nThe Rebels won the game! Yay! It was a nail biter at the end but, our rebs pulled off the winning shot in the last 10 seconds. Woot!\n\nParking is free for Rebel games.... Score!


SO OVERPRICED. \nThe only reason I even considered giving it two stars was because I was in and out in less than 20 minutes. However; \nThe base oil change was $40. NOT including oil, which was an extra charge. I brought my car in with barely 129k miles, so I opted for the high mileage oil which was an additional $25. A $65 oil change is just asinine. \nPlus to change the air filter they wanted $20. For what? Popping it out and slapping a clean one in? Please. I'll do that myself and save $15.


Chocolate pecan bears and chocolate caramel popcorn are the two things I got to try from here. I didn't even know they had this place in Vegas and so it was a nice little surprise to find out this place existed.\n\nThe chocolate caramel popcorn was sweet and crispy. It was great.\nThe chocolate pecan bears were individually wrapped and each one had some pecans and chewy caramel inside. This was a nice sweet treat too.\n\nTasty treats from this place can only make the Vegas experience even sweeter!


Disappointing. My wife and I came here to celebrate her birthday, but the slow and unresponsive service negated the romantic ambiance and decent meal. Considering how empty the restaurant was the night we were there, it shouldn't have taken 20 minutes for us to get a plate of bread and 2 glasses of water. \n\nThe food was good, but not particularly memorable. While we enjoyed the Lobster Mac n' Cheese, the scallops I ordered for a main course were bland, and my wife was equally unimpressed with her chicken dish. When time came to order coffee and dessert, we headed up the street to the Capitol Grille. \n\nMimosa Grill boasts a great Uptown location and an elegant atmosphere. But with the wide selection of outstanding dining options in Charlotte, I wasn't sufficiently impressed to go back.


For those of you who have written good reviews about Jasmine Tokyo -- you've got to be kidding!  Although the dining area is comfortable and clean, and the people who clean your table are friendly and attentive, there is a big problem -- the FOOD!\n\nI don't know what good a large selection of sushi does you if it isn't very good.  Of the eight types I sampled, one was decent (crispy onion tuna, despite having only a tiny morsel of fish).  The other seven were fair.  A big problem is that even at 6pm, when things should be really fresh, they weren't.\n\nThe tempura was very oily, the non-fish dishes (orange chicken, chicken with mushrooms, broccoli beef) were nowhere near as tasty as those you get at a shopping center food court.  And how did Jasmine Tokyo manage to make roasted duck with skin that was crispy and chewy at the same time?  (I'll tell you how -- it had been sitting around for hours).\n\nSeasoning is not a talent of the food preparers (I will not call them chefs) -- the spicy tuna was not spicy, nothing had salt or other condiments that I could discern, and so on and so on and so on.\n\nDon't save your appetite for desert -- it is pedestrian at best and has nothing to do with the Orient.\n\nA few things were okay, namely those where good ingredients and decent recipes are all that is needed -- the plain shrimp, the custard, the hot and sour soup.  That's about it.\n\n$22 for this?? Even with 20% off, it's still at least $10 overpriced.


Very high quality ingredients with great service. The atmosphere is fun if you sit at the bar, intimate if you sit in a booth, or great for families or parties at a table. My husband and I love this place. They will custom make anything, also. \nSake bomb, anyone? :-)


I was pleasantly surprised with Chicago Brewing.  Not sure why, but for some reason I wasn't expecting much.  We sat in the bar area and ordered a sampler of all the beers, 9 total.  They were all actually pretty good!  I liked that they had all different types, everything from Wheat beers to IPA's.  Some were better than others but they were all good.  We each ordered a glass of our favorite and had a plate of garlic knots, which were also good.  The service was fast and friendly and I noticed they had an upstairs area along with the bar and main restaurant.  The food menu had lots of choices and they also have a full bar in case you don't like beer.


The outside and the inside is clean and looks like a Caribbean cafe but the food doesn't taste like it.


After 5 months in Charlotte and trying out various restaurants I can say that Pio Pio is my FAVORITE restaurant here. I get the 1/4 chicken dinner -- once with tostones and once with plantains. AWESOME. The chicken is perfectly cooked and the tostones and plantains are nice and sweet. Then there is the savory beans. Never have enough room for the rice. Haha. I'm sure other stuff here must be good too -- but can't resist the chicken!


Hole in the wall. Before our food even came out they brought us some granola, which was to die for. \n\nI got the Breakfast Burrito with Chorizo, it was pretty good. Instead of your standard tortilla they use a chipotle crepe. And it's only $8($6.75 w/o chorizo), you can't really beat that. \n\nFor dessert I went with the \"First Time,\" which is a banana and Nutella br\u00fbl\u00e9e crepe, it was perfect. Not too sweet, just right. There's not much room for error when it comes to bananas and Nutella. \n\nOverall it was a great place, highly recommend it. It wasn't busy at all when I went but it was a Thursday, I can only imagine what the weekends look like.


Solid 4 stars for the food itself.  Service was a little lacking though.  The brunch menu was delightful.  I ordered the grilled cheese and it was made from Tillamook Cheese!!!  I'd recognize that taste anywhere.  Took me back to the grilled cheese sandwiches I used to make myself when I was growing up on the West Coast.  Will probably be back to try other items on the menu.


I've tried a couple of things here (prime rib, hamburgers, queso, fried combo) and everything was just ok. Nothing special or great. They also give you peanuts in a plastic dog bowl and you drop the shells on the floor. \n\nThis is a nice place to come and watch a game and chat with the friendly bartenders up at the bar. Cool neighborhood bar. They have live music here sometimes too, just can't remember which days. \n\nLove all the pics of the dogs around the restaurant. I keep forgetting to bring pics of my two pups.


I really like this restaurant.  The food is always good.  The salsa is nice and spicy and the service is fast and attentive.  It's a great place to take my entire family.\n\nI usually order the chicken fajitas, which are amazing.  I also love that they serve a complimentary bowl of soup with the standard chips and salsa.  Nice touch! The kids love it.


My bf and I got a coupon from planet hollywood for their breakfast buffet. We get there, put our name down and waited for 30 min. Our turn comes up and they tell us the coupons are outdated and they don't have the buffet anymore. \nWe get seated and order the eggs and steak special. Our beef jerky gets to the table when we had asked for med rare. Their bread was as hard as concrete, the meat was dry, and even the med rare pieces that came out after we complained was flavorless and only saved by a healthy amount of A1. I dont like A1.\nNo discounts offered. No apology from the host that took our order. Scrambled eggs were ok, sunny side up were burnt and about the size of quail eggs. Thats about it. And their costco mini muffins were good. \nThe couple behind us were super annoyed about something too. \nNO GOOD!


I haven't been to Vegas in many years and was told that this place was really fun with amazing DJ's.  So we decided to try it out... \n\nI'm giving it 3 stars solely for their staff's customer service or lack there of! DJ was off the hook- View was spectacular- And great crowd for a Thursday night. \n\nFirst, cover was $30 for guys, $20 for the ladies... Once inside, We were charged the following (not sure if this is consistent for other nights) rail drinks were $15, premium $20+, shots of Fireball were $12, beer $10. \n\nSecond, bartenders (only the entitled females are being addressed), one would think that if a group guys were to come up to you at a bar and it is NOT busy, you would at least smile or say thank you when they leave more than $1 per drink tip, which is standard. Nope these ladies who works for tips were very rude, disinterested in helping or making money. On the other hand, the fellows behind the bars, were FANTASTIC, so go to them!\n\nThird, if you plan to go here with a group, get a table and don't mess with the waiting to get in or standing around for a drink to just be ignored or shoved. In the end you will end up paying the price for a table anyhow. \n\nI would go back because the music and atmosphere made it memorable and positive... But next time, we are getting a table!!!


SLOW SERVICE....the food was gross, chicks(waitresses) weren't hot and a bit rude also, maybe it was a bad night, but I been to the one in san diego and that was a WAYYYY better experience, food wasn't great there either but at least the waitresses were hot looking and they were very attentive and courteous.


This was a fun one time venture. Open bar but weak drinks and a less than accommodating bartender. The service at the Line - concierge however was so great! They helped me with my groupon and app...they gave me water and we're sweet to charge my phone!! We reserved the sunset time and the view is great..A must do for vegas newbies


I ate at Harley's for the first time last night.  The staff was wonderful, but the food was a complete dissapointment.  I ordered the special it was a pasta/chicken dish drowned in a gorgonzola mushroom sauce.  The sauce was far too rich and overpowered any other flavor in the dish.  I expected a lot from Harley's because it had been highly recommended by several people that I know.  I'm not giving up because the waiter was excellent so maybe it was just an off night.


Reasonable prices for really good food! Really good pupusas. They serve breakfast all day long, that's just awesome.


Disappointed with something that can be so good! The opportunity is there, the place is connected to a yoga Pilates studio, you finish a class come to order a smoothie and get less than ample service. The help is kind of rude, very rude actually and not pleasant. Not sure if there was a falling out here or what. They seen to be out of food a lot and aren't nice about it. There's a sign up now that says two egg special, I tried to order it and was told I had to be here at 8 am to get it. Lol. Smoothies are advertised as 7.99 for 24 oz. I paid 9.99, I asked why she said that was the price. I said ok. Thereafter three employees were gathered at the counter and talking about their clients from vegas hot. The gentlemen employee is talking about how the studio needs 1000 new clients to keep open. It sounds like vegas hot management needs to talk to fresh mamas and straighten it all out. Gossip and disgruntled employees are what ruin a business.


Aw man, this place is all under new management and stuff.  The actual space looks way better since they remodeled, but the menu has jumped in price, but fallen in quality and quantity, and for some reason, the dirty chai was not as good as I remember it being.\n\nAlso, they stopped making their own muffins.  Now they have those huge, come-in-a-pack-of-25 ones from Costco, and overcharge for them.


It's the closest Korean place that I could find here in Glendale. \nLunch during the week is super cheap and well worth it. \nI think the pre-cooked meats (both kalbi and bulgogi) are dry and taste like they have been cooked earlier in the day. \nTofu soup is always good even though I like cracking my own egg in it. hah\nThe Pa jun was my favorite, because it had scallop, calamari, clams, and even shrimp! \n\nOverall, I'll give it 4 stars, but I'm being really generous here. \n(mainly because I'm korean)


What happened? I had Ono's at a different location and it was decent. This location? Horrible. First off, the staff consists of ghetto high school kids with attitudes and no smiles or even a personality. The chicken, on 2 seperate occasions, was REALLY fatty. You find yourself spending most of the time picking off the fat than eating. The rice wasnt cooked correctly one visit. The flavors of some of their sauces are ok, but that wont get me to go back. Especially when Chiptole is a few doors down. And especially when its vastly overpriced. Good portions, but too bad most is inedible.


This course has been on my radar for awhile, but just a bit out of my price range, but I decided to make this a \"tax return splurge\" for myself, and could NOT be happier with my decision!  Every hole is different.  The staff is excellent.  The greens, while a little marked up, putted true and very fast.  And at a rate of $110 from their own website (booked a week in advance and cheaper than golfnow, btw), it's a far better value than your standard North Scottsdale courses, and equal to, or superior in quality.  A couple negatives; sand was a bit compacted and a couple tee boxes were hard to find a level spot.  Also, if the ball gets into the desert, get a new one.  \n    I will play this one more time in \"season\", and several times this summer.  Don't miss this.  It will eventually go totally private at some point.


Stay away.  Wait staff is horrible here.  They weren't busy and yet it took 15 minutes to get to us for our order.  Once the get busy... Forget about it.  Took 20 minutes to get our food.  Waitress never came back to check on us and someone else ended up getting us our check.  Pricey for the food you get.  We got the French dip... The baguette was hard... Don't waste tour money here.


I would give Someburros a 4, but I feel like it would be misleading. In my mind a 4 is a \"I need to go there\" rating. Someburros is more of  a \"If you want mexican food and you're nearby\" type place\n\nAnother reviewer said it best; this is a 'tweener place - better than fast food, not as good as a sit-down... which I actually find perfect.\n\nWhile they're food is perfectly acceptable, I will say that it's easy to spend more than you need to here. I've gotten a few of there combos of burritos, tacos, etc, and while they're good, you are probably going to cross (or very nearly cross) the $10 mark once you add a drink. personally I think the most underrated thing on the menu is the Mexican Pizza. It's a 14\" cheese crisp with green chili beef, tomatoes, and green onions. It has plenty of flavor, it's def. filling, and it's cheap - $4.80. (this is also perfect Hangover Grub.) Add a small drink, the comp. chips, and you've got a pretty great meal for a hair under 7 bucks. Not the healthiest option in the world, but hey...


So I've eaten here quite a few times and only at lunch. I work in the complex so it's an easy place to grab food. I'll be honest the food just doesn't wow me. Pretty much like all of the restaurants here in Ayrsley. It's rather pricey for what it is and the quality isn't great. The chicken sandwich isn't too bad and normally I would say the sweet potato fries are the best thing about this place, but last week I got  a to go order and brought it back to work. My fries were burnt. I'm not sure what cook looked at that and thought yep that looks tasty.\n\n I have quite a few co-workers who have had issues there as well. At one point I guess it was the assistant manager came up to our office searching for someone who had left there unhappy. He was pushy and annoying and pushed his way into the office. I went into our secure area to find the person asked him to wait and he pushed himself in accosting her. It was very disconcerting and highly unprofessional and really just made me never want to eat there again. However again it's convenient so I ordered from there again. The burnt fries however was kind of the breaking point. They just have no care about their lunch patrons or their lunch quality. \n\nI assume dinner is better or if you are there for \"Sunday Funday\" and drinking. However if you're there for lunch and not drinking well you aren't going to fare well. I'll stick with Portofino's or risk losing my parking space to go elsewhere!!


Never again.  The apple french toast (~$12) and the sampler (includes a little of the chicken dumpling, sugar crusted ham, and meatloaf - ~$14) and both were huge disappointments.  The only saving grace, for me, was the cranberry-pomegranate (or something similar) iced tea, which wasn't too sweet (yay!) and very refreshing (~$3).  \n\nOther important info: chain restaurant, country store and rocking chairs were fun, overwhelming menu, cleaning could be improved, and slow service.


I've stayed at nearly every hotel in Madison in this price range. There's not a lot of variation in the quality of the hotel or the rooms themselves. The devil, as they say, is in the details.\n\nPros:\n\n*free Wi-Fi\n\n*free parking\n\n*comfortable bed\n\n*warm chocolate chip cookies at check-in\n\n*convenient location\n\n*indoor pool and whirlpool\n\n*on-site restaurant \n\n*friendly staff\n\n*free local shuttle\n\nCons:\n\n*weird shower. Clearly they're going for a \"European\" feel as there was only half a glass door on the stall so I experienced an unpleasant draft on my backside during the shower\n\n*it's a little dated. This used to be a Howard Johnson, and it still has a bit of a \"low budget\" feel\n\n*slow elevators, and too few\n___________________________________________\n\nAs with any hotel in any city, price will vary during season. We happened to be in Madison during move-in weekend for incoming freshman at UW, so the price was likely higher than normal, but still was not terribly expensive.\n\nAlthough the location was great, it was also across the street from a house that some undergrads were moving into and hosting a kegger, so it was a bit loud at times, but thankfully it ended early. Come to think of it, the whole neighborhood is full of undergrad housing, so be forewarned.\n\nThis isn't my favorite hotel in Madison, but I would definitely stay here again.


Potato latke Rachel is unique and genius. Flavor is excellent and the sandwich melts in your mouth. Reasonable prices and large portions. Great experience!


BEWARE!! You do not want to see this doctor. He is ONLY in the health care industry in order to over bill insurance companies. I was referred to this practitioner and when I checked his credentials I didn't find any board actions. I called to make an appointment and let his office know that I was a cash patient with no insurance and was looking for a specific type of doctor. I was never told that he does not write refills, but rather forces his patients to come into his office every month, which for a cash patient is initially $220 and then $150 every subsequent  month. He charges ridiculous fees too. He charges a $25 fee if you are more than SEVEN (7) minutes late to appointment and then they cancel the appointment and make you reschedule. This while I waited in his waiting room for almost 2 hours before I was taken back to a room and then waited another 30 minutes. They also charge a $50 fee to fill out paperwork that may be required by an insurance company, if it's more than 2 pages long!! Another Yelper wrote that she liked the tablet computers you use to do your paperwork on, but she perhaps didn't notice the additional fees they charge you to have digital paperwork/files. He refused to help me with the initial cost of the visit and told me he NEVER works with his patients if they cannot afford to see him. Apparently they would prefer to lose patients rather than help them out. Also when I called to make an initial appointment I was never told the doctor does not confer with other doctors, such as your prior doctor, and never writes refills. He also refuses to give patients additional medication if they run out over a weekend and can't get in to see him before they run out. Had I known about all this beforehand I would never have made an initial appointment. When I told that to the girl on the phone, she insisted that only two people make these types of appointments and they always tell the patients this. NOT!! Save yourself some serious hassles and stay away from this guy!! I've never seen a provider that refused to help out his patients monetarily if they are in a bind and really need help. I've never seen a provider that refused to speak with my old doctor in order to get additional information about me. And I've never seen a provider that refused to write refills and forced his patients to see him every month instead. Seriously, who does this? Oh yeah, Dr. Allen does!! Not to mention that not more than two (2) weeks after seeing this doctor I got very sick and found out I had gallstones and needed to have my gallbladder removed, but for some reason Dr. Allen MISSED this diagnosis. Hmmmm..not surprised.


It was just kinda dull all the way around.\n\nThe service was so-so. The food was so-so.\n\nWe ordered cheese and jalape\u00f1o dip. It was as watery as soup and no sabor. It was sent back. The waiter didn't seem surprised when I handed it back to him.  \nWe all ordered combo plates. BF got 2 enchiladas with green sauce, they brought him red sauce. It was corrected quickly. Mom got the taco place and I had the flautas. Nothing stood out. \nI think the prices are too high for the quality and quantity you are given. \nThe one thing that irked me was that they charged me $3 for a little cup of chili sauce, and I mean little. I asked them if they had spicy salsa cuz the stuff they served with the chips had no kick. So the waiter brought me a little cup of chili sauce. This isn't something I would be charged for in Los Angeles so it didn't even cross my mind to ask. I was surprised when I saw the $2.99 on the check, but I did ask for it so....... Lesson learned. \nThe best part about this place was the outdoor seating.


So we got referred here by a co worker and I'll say this..although Ive only had the fish tacos and barbacoa taco and churros it was really good..their fish taco is on point now I.didn't really enjoy the barbacoa but I'll definitely come back to phat phranks for the fish taco..the owner is also really nice and he recommends to try their breakfast burritos which I love and the huevos rancheros with their chili Verde...I can't wait


Again, this is one of those chains where you can't judge a book by its cover! If you have the time you can find some really great deals here! \n\nThey have pretty much everything here, clothes, paintings and plenty of home decor. When I visited they were changing over some departments it looks like they are going to have a larger selection of rugs and portraits and paintings which will be great or anyone who is looking to update their home.\n\nI enjoyed the visit and would return! Just remember when you go be prepared to search for your good deals!


A new qsr in the Green Valley Ranch food court. \nWell folks, all Im gonna say is spend your money elsewhere. Go to a grocery store and buy your dessert there.\nOne size cup. You get charged by the ounce and if you think you're getting robbed there, they charge $.50 per topping. They might as well take my wallet while they're at it (thats if you dont go overboard on yogurt portion and toppings)\nShoot, you might as well go northbound on Green Valley Parkway and Pebble; Coldstone. I'd rather have flavored dessert thats worth the price rather than a bland yogurt.


Pretty average as usual for this place. The bread and veggies are always fresh and since I never get their substandard meat products, this is all I know about Jimmy John. I will say that they crunchy BBQ potato chips were clearly the best part of the sandwich. Avocado spread is an interesting invention, but maybe Jimmy can afford some real avocado's in the future?


French cooking at its best! Vogue Bistro provides a wonderful atmosphere for a couple or a group. I've done both. A great selection of cocktails martinis compliments a menu that leaves nothing to be desired.\n\nPersonally I like everything I've ever ordered here especially the meatloaf, steaks, and any of the chef specials. You won't be disappointed no matter what you get.


3.5 stars\n\nNeeded to grab a quick bite before going club, decided to To-Go a sandwhich from Grand Lux.  Definetely super convenient to be staying  at Venetian and to have a 24 hour cafe downstairs, although the walk from the hotel room to the cafe is very very long at times, ....and sometimes not even worth it if you're too tired.\n\nMy sandwhich was good and I wish i was more adventurous to try other things, but I jsut needed some food in me before filling myself up w/alcohol! This place is good though, and I would come back!


Yum!!\n\nI love running to this place for lunch. Two Hippies Beach House is one of many treasures unique to Central Phoenix. This restaurant is easy to miss as you drive by on Camelback but you will never forget how lovely the atmosphere is once you stop in. The place is very well decorated in a unique fashion that supports the theme of the restaurant. The prices are cheap and the food is great! This place really can make a mean quesadilla. I love the quesadillas here because they offer a wide variety of toppings and meats. My favorite topping is the cabbage. Cabbage on a quesadilla?!?! Yep! It's fantastic! You gotta try it.\n\nTwo Hippies is a must!


of course since i stayed at the Bellagio, i went here to check it out. i knew since i stayed at the Bellagio, that this place would be a tad expensive, which it was. when I was there, the place was packed! my friends and i had bottle service so we did not worry about ordering drinks at the bar. The music was good. I'd go back here if I'm ever in vegas.


Appointments are usually 1-1.5hrs late. There is no direct calling, only voicemails or representatives that say \"oh, thats not my department, but you can leave a message for the nurse\" or \"you need to call back and select option ______\" which takes you to a voicemail.... The dozen I have left have never been returned. The documentation I need is never faxed and thus the prescription I got in June remains unfilled. Stay away, I will be.


Ramen... another food that is new to my palette and is as old as time to my wife's. This review is a summation of what took me a solid week to get out of my wife who is too nice to give something negative without finding the smallest compliment go with it, but who's Japanese pride eventually boils to the surface.\n\nFirst, the good!\nLocation: Easy to get to off the 215 and a small drive from the 15.\nStaff: Our waitress was attentive, friendly, and took the time to explain what was going on and made sure we had all the condiments we needed. Whenever she saw I water getting low she was quick with a refill.\nAtmosphere: Urban chic, but laid back enough to unwind. The modern upbeat Jazz music was a nice change from the norm.\n\nThe bad:\nNow, I know there is always a battle between those who hold authenticity close to their hearts and those who give leeway due to the fact that this is Las Vegas not Japan.\n\nThe wife and I ordered the Tonkatsu, I took mine regular while the wife combo'd it with gyoza and hanjuku egg. The wife's first sip of the broth was followed by a \"that's not right\" look, but being the cheerful person she is said it tasted good. Upon further hammering by me she said \"The broth is not as 'deep' as it should be.\" When I kept on asking how she stated \"There isn't that much flavor, there should be more flavor\" and that she thought she was eating miso sesame ramen, not tonkotsu. She was also put off by the sake like after taste of the hanjuku egg, void of the umami flavor she was expecting.\n\nShe summed it up by saying that she would never bring in a person from Kyushu, where tonkatsu ramen is there pride. When I asked if she would bring in another Japanese person at all she answered with a quick 'no.'\n\nWhat really highlighted how off their broth was when we made the instant tonkotsu she had in the cupboard only a few days later. After tasting that I understood how disappointed my wife was.\n\nSo, was it good soup? Yes.\nWas it proper ramen? No, no, no.


Just came in. Two people in front of me. Waited. Someone else came in. Large man appears from behind counter, moves to help the people who came in after me. I said \"Need a ...\" but the people who came on after me were served first. I have bought Iphone batteries, watch batteries here but my next order will be online.


Loved it.  Perfect thin and charred crust and great toppings.  Very fast service for a busy place.  Better than the place at Hilldale.


I love Indian food. There, I said it. The problem? There just aren't that many great places here in Phoenix to get it. So when I saw a new Indian place open and get such rave reviews, I was excited. My mom and I decided to meet here for lunch last week. This place was a little hard to find, but it is on the NE corner of Tatum and Cactus (I went to like every other shopping center first... *palm to forehead*) and it faces cactus (by the Olive Garden sort of). When we entered, my first thought was, oh cute... my second thought was... this place is owned by Roka Akor's restaurant group... that's...weird. Anyway, the owner greeted us and that is when things started to get weird. The owner is a talker... he said so himself... and the things he talked about were a little off putting for a restaurant owner... he talked about politics... people walking by the restaurant.... his old chef who stole from him.... karma...you name the awkward conversation topic to have with a stranger, he probably talked about it. I would say this isn't advisable for a restaurant owner... it's not like we came here to hang out with him, we came here to eat.\n\n Speaking of eating, my mom and I shared a Thali and an order of samosas. I was excited they had Thalis (not many places that I've been here do). The thali is like going to an Indian buffet when you are on a serious diet... you get to taste many items, but just a small amount of each. The Thali consists of 3 'main' dishes - you pick the protein for 2 of them and the third is a mixed veggie curry. They allowed us to mix the lamb vindaloo with the chicken masala (after a little nudging from me and agreeing to pay the higher price - 14$). The lamb was very good, tender, just the right amount of spice. The chicken was also tender, but kind of bland for Indian food.... I guess at dinner you can choose your spice level, but not the case at lunch. The veggies were alright... nothing great, nothing bad. It also came with salad (meh.. salad is salad), two scrawny pieces of plain naan (again... nothing special), rice, and a fried dough ball soaked in sweet syrup (I was kind of sad since reports on here said it used to come with rice pudding... I love rice pudding, the dough ball is just ok). The real star of our meal were the samosas... these things were hot, crispy, and well seasoned. \n\n\nWill I be back? Eh, maybe if I were in the area, my mom really enjoyed it, but overall I thought it was just ok and far more expensive (and less delicious) than some of the lunch buffets out there.


Gestern hat sich l'incontro ein Eigentor geschossen. Wir waren eine Gruppe von 9 Personen und es ging alles schief, was schief laufen kann. \nOk nicht wirklich alles, aber doch einiges. \nEins vorab: Wir sind des \u00f6fteren hier zu Gast und bis jetzt ist eigentlich alles gut gelaufen.\nNun aber zum gestrigen Desaster: Getr\u00e4nke wurden bestellt und sie kamen dann auch. Das ist schon mal die halbe Miete. Anders sah es beim Essen aus. Wir mussten 1,5 Std. auf das Essen warten, obwohl der Laden so gut wie leer war. Kurz vor dem Servieren ist der K\u00fcche aufgefallen, dass Zutaten f\u00fcr die eine Speise (ich wei\u00df nicht mehr was bestellt wurde) ausgegangen waren. Der Gast durfte sich was neues bestellen, was nat\u00fcrlich viel sp\u00e4ter kam, als bei den anderen. So was darf echt net passieren.\nEiner von uns hatte Pizza und war so lapprich, dass es ungenie\u00dfbar war. Wir haben sie zur\u00fcckgehen lassen m\u00fcssen. Der Flammkuchen war zu lang im Ofen. Die Nudelgerichte waren nicht al dente, sondern verkocht. Ich hatte die Dorade, die zwar gut war, aber wei\u00df Gott nicht raffiniert. \nEs gab noch etliche weitere Beschwerden, so dass der Besitzer eine Runde Ramazzoti rausgemacht hat. Ist zwar nett, aber der Abend war gelaufen.\n\n\n 2 Sterne gebe ich nur deshalb, weil es sonst immer ganz nett da drin war. Wir geben dem Laden bestimmt noch eine Chance, aber so was darf sich nicht wiederholen.


Great service every time. Always seem to have what we need. Today I took in 5 watches. Normally I go to another place for watch batteries that might be a little cheaper, but lately I was having trouble getting there before closing time. This place is open til 8pm on weekdays and 7pm on Saturdays!  Even 10-5pm on Sundays!!  This is great news.


This placed used to rock but over the past several months the variety of the sushi has gone down. I usually eat the rolls and they don't make them nearly as often anymore. Oftentimes I keep waiting for rolls to come around but then get fed up when nothing arrives so I ask the chefs to make me something.\n\nIt's a shame because the sushi is cheap.


This place is so close to my new home and I was so excited to try it out so my daughter and I stopped by for lunch a few weeks ago.   I must say it was very large, clean and had a very nice atmosphere.   The place was empty so we were seated right away.  The waitress came right away to take our order and seem knowledgable about the menu.  We ordered the calamari as an appetizer, we were asked if we wanted it fried or grilled?  I asked the waitress about it and she suggested the grilled calamari.  As an entree I ordered the baked ziti and my daughter ordered the penne quatro formaggio. \n\n Our appetizer arrived shorty, it was not what I expected, it was at best mediocre in taste and very spicy. My daughter was not able to eat any of it so I made the best of it.   Our entrees arrived soon after, the food looked pretty good.  I tried my pasta and the taste was 7 out of 10.  However, the garlic bread that was served with my meal was very greasy.   My daughter's pasta had a very nice flavor but it was covered with an inch of oil.  She tried to stir the pasta but more oil was accumulating, it was disgusting.  I called the waitress over and showed her the oily pasta and asked her to bring my daughter something else.   A cook? who was standing nearby looked over to see what was going on and she explained to him that \" it happened again\".  \"Again?\" I asked, no one answer, she took the pasta and came back later with the menu and asked my daughter to choose something else.  She picked the tortellini.  \n\n10 minutes later, her pasta arrived, my food was cold and we finally got an explanation to what happened to the pasta, sort of!  It seems that during the cooking process the cheese \"broke\" whatever that means.\n\nThe tortellini was extremely mediocre, we've had store bought ones that tasted much better and cost far less.  They did not even offer to reheat my meal after I waited for my daughter's and to top it all off, we were charged for the entire meal.\n\nNeedless to say that I am never ever coming back to this place.  Their management has a lot to learn about good customer service and obviously their kitchen staff needs to learn how to cook as well.


Great feel, good food best humus ever. A little on the pricey side but I will be back


A hidden jem! Get the cajun fish tacos, so delicious!  The chips were crisp and not stale and the salsa a touch spicy loke I like it.   Pacifico is only $2.95 for a 16oz draft, it doesnt get any be than that!


went for a group dinner, meatballs were amazing, the other food was kinda egh, also a bit pricey, decor was nice. Probably go there again if it was for a date.


HEAVEN. Hea.  Ven.  Heaven.  These folks do cured and encased meats REALLY well.  Took home tons of their chorizo and hot soppresata, which in Los Angeles would sell for 3 times the price.  Their breakfast sausage was also outstanding.  Boy do I wish that they would distribute nationally like Fra Mani does.  Business would grow exponentially.  This place is absolutely outstanding.  Service is great, too!


I have the worst and most expensive 10 minutes pedicure here. For $45 the pedicure was not special at all!!! The pedicure chair was not comfy at all. It doesn't have where the water  was bubbling. All you do is soak your feet in a garbage bag. The worker there is not friendly at all especially Nina! She is very loud and rude. I will never come here nor recommend  anybody!


So I'm not use to do bad reviews but... We have always excellent times in rum runner the bartender Darryl is a great guy ! But the last time of we been there order 2 simple stuff and I indicate the girl to take the food orders \"no tomato in my good I have allergy to that\"  my food quesadilla and fries come 35 minutes after quesadillas full of tomato... And her just take the food and leave don't let me any time to request a change or anything! I love the place as bar but the food service sucks! \n\nThe picture of I place there are of other visit because we go all time there :/


If you want top notch dental care, look no further. Dr. Condie and her staff are simply amazing!!!  I am a dentist phobic (I was slapped by a dentist in my childhood) and I cried at every dental exam/cleaning until I went here. Even though I am now 40+ years old the anxiety was uncontrollable and intense... But not anymore. I have gone here for 8 years and I will never leave this office. I have completed my Invisalign services here and my teeth are perfect. My family also drives 6 hours from San Diego to her office and they love her too. The phenomenal work ethic and talent that dr. Condie possesses is one of a kind.  You will not be disappointed and I can recommend this office without any reservation whatsoever. Call today and make your family appointments.


Zoyo would probably be just another mediocre self-serve frozen yogurt shop if it weren't for a few unique features.  The space is really big for a fro-yo shop with plenty of tables inside and out.  The toppings bar is on an island so you can actually walk around other customers instead of waiting on the guy ahead of you.  The sample cups are at the register, but left out so customers can take them at their own leisure instead of waiting for a free employee to hand you one.  There are two cup sizes (it's still big and huge, but at least there's an option).  Zoyo also features a little paper divider to split your cup in half.  What a simply brilliant idea.  You can put several flavors in a cup without them melting and mixing together.  Why does no one else offer that?\n\nSo on to the important part;  the flavors.  On the plus side, there are six machines (12 flavors plus 6 mixes).  Yay for variety!  I also like the consistency of the yogurts.  None of them came out of the machines soft or soupy.  What I did select actually stayed fairly solid all they way to the bottom of my cup.  On the negative side, most of the offerings were average at best.  Many just weren't all that flavorful.  However, the salted caramel was heavenly.  I would go back time and time again just to indulge in this.


Actual rating 3.5 stars.\n\nThis was the second of three lunch dates that the No1DP and I had over the course of our last Vegas stay. \n\nZine Noodles Dim Sum is located inside the Palazzo casino floor. This was rather convenient as we didn't have to get out of the Venetian/Palazzo hotel complex, but as with all Palazzo restaurants a bit of a walk to get to from Sands Expo, the site of many a convention. It also didn't help he only had a little more than an hour for lunch.\n\nService was really slow that day, even if only half the restaurant was full. It took 30 minutes from when the orders were placed to the appetizer being served. No1DP was a little late to his next class because of this.\n\nAppetizer: Steamed Shrimp Har Gow. $6.95 gets you 4 pieces. The har gow was relatively big compared to other dim sum places and the wrapping was not too thick. The har gow was even better when I dipped it in the chili sauce.\n\nMains - When the main dishes came we were rather surprised how big our dishes were. Each dish could feed at least 2 people. This was my first meal of the day (dunno how much No1DP ate beforehand) but the No1DP and I were only able to finish half our dishes. Note to self: next time get extra plates for sharing because it seems like these dishes were made to be served a la carte and not in individual portions. \n\nNo1DP had the braised E-Fu noodle with crab meat ($18.80). E-fu noodles are used in Cantonese yee mein. In normal preparation these egg noodles are deep fried. These noodles are often eaten on birthdays as the long noodle represents long life. They are normally chewy and eaten with mushrooms. The noodles themselves were chewy and absorbed some of the flavor from the mushrooms but a tad dry and plain. Real crab pieces were used in this dish.\n\nI had the satay oxtail and tendon noodle soup ($19.95). Broth was DELICIOUS. I could taste the peanut in the broth and the soup reminded me of a mix between a panang curry and kare kare (just put bagoong in the meat!). There was a bit more fat in the oxtail but the meat fell off the bone. My only complaint was that the chopsticks were a bit thick and I had a slightly hard time picking off meat from the oxtail.\n\nShould I come back here next time I'll definitely get an appetizer and a dish to share with another person to cut costs or stick to dim sum. Although the dishes here were decent the restaurant's prices reflect typical Vegas pricing for casual restaurants, which isn't cheap by anyone's standards. If that's the case find a dish that you can't find in your hometown or if you're going to spend that amount of money anyway on a restaurant find one that offers a more unique experience.


Good service.  Free sufficient size samples and not just a spoonful.  The regular size is more than enough! When I was there, they were out of a lot of flavors though =(


Do not order sushi from here. The rolls are 3km in diameter and the soy sauce is so salty you may dehydrate on the spot. They use chicken fried rice in their sushi  Chow mein is also questionable. Save your money and your taste buds.


I had high hopes for my return visit to Olives. Several years ago I had a lovely meal at the restaurant while staying at the Bellagio, but was disappointed with my most recent dinner. \n\nService was both rushed and inattentive, with a sense of urgency to turn the tables coupled with an attitude that more than suggested \"Why bother, we'll never see these people again.\" Staff wanted to take our meal order even before presenting the menu.\n\nThe foie gras served with my meal was delicate and properly seared. I wish I could say the same for the filet, which - ordered rare - was served over-cooked, dry, and completely unseasoned. Staff were nowhere to be found after dropping off the dishes, so there was no one to run interference with the kitchen.\n\nTodd English, your staff at this outpost can and should do better with both service and cuisine. The Bellagio Hotel & Resort positions itself as a 5 star establishment and purports to have restaurants of the same caliber. Sadly, this spot is letting them down.


The most amazing soul food I've had in AZ yet!! The fried chicken was perfect and not made until it's ordered, Mac and cheese was homemade and incredible and the cobbler....delicious!!! The best part, kool-aide was one of the drinks available. You get TONS of food for not a lot of money. It is absolutely worth at least one trip to try it for yourself!!!


Stopped in here because I saw it whilst driving past, and saw an item on display out front that I was interested in. When I asked about it, they did not have a price for it and wanted me to wait while they \"researched it\" online--because the person who brought it in didn't know what to charge and wanted the owner of the store to set the price for it. I finally got tired of waiting and left. The store had a back room that was cordoned off from shoppers...maybe they should put merchandise that is not ready for sale in that area to save shoppers some frustration. They did have some nice items, but I felt too frustrated by my experience to bother with them.


Food poisoned. Trip the hospital. Needless to say I'll never be eating here again.


I ordered from here because I had a flyer. I will NEVER order from here again. Pizza was bland and generic. Crust seemed like something frozen, sauce was non existent and cheese and toppings were lacking. No flavor. More like a flatbread. Zucchini was a very small portion and most pieces were hard and cold. Wings were shriveled up and soggy and lacking any good amount of meat. Fries were ok. Like crinkle cut you'd buy at the store. They gave me 1 ranch for everything. Also ordered a 2 liter of sprite which came warm. Food took over an hour to be delivered and delivery guy didn't seem to want to accept my money. Never again.


Hash House A Go Go in the Plaza is a family friendly diner with portions meant for sumo wrestlers and competitive eaters.  The food pile is truly a spectacle in a place where quantity seems more important than quality.\n\nWe tried the Fried Chicken and Bacon Waffles, the Andy's Sage Fried Chicken Benedict, and a House Salad.  \n\nThe Fried Chicken and Waffles was average.  The chicken was crispy enough, but wasn't juicy and didn't have a lot of seasoning.  The waffles didn't have a bacon-y flavor, we wished they had just given us some strips of bacon instead.\n\nThe Fried Chicken Benedict was like three separate dishes piled into one--literally stacked right on top of each other.  One dish would be fried chicken and mashed potatoes, another would be a biscuit with gravy, and the last would be an eggs and bacon scramble with spinach, tomato, and mozzarella.  With all that on one plate you can't really distinguish one flavor from another, but you can make every bite different.\n\nThe House Salad was the standard bag mix of iceberg lettuce, nothing special.\n\nIf you do want to try Hash House A Go Go split a plate with someone and come for a true diner experience.


I love the Luxor.  It is not too extortionately expensive compared to many of the hotels on the strip, so we always upgrade to the Jacuzzi suite (sweet!) in the Pyramid.  These rooms are quite spacious, and you can't beat a little late night jacuzzi overlooking the strip after a hard night of partying....\n\nThere were a few problems with the room - there was  cup of left over couscous in the fridge, and a coffee cup sat in the hallway for 2 days without being cleared away, but it certainly was not filthy as some of the other reviews imply.  \n\nThe casino itself actually feels more open, less oppressive and quieter than some of the other hotels nearby.  The bars are great - nothing flash or fancy but a great place to sit and grab a drink.  The tables are not expensive, and the staff are friendly.  They used to have camel racing, but sadly that was taken away - apparently there is not a a huge demand for spare miniature camel parts or something...\n\nMaybe the best part of staying at the Luxor is its close proximity to Mandalay Bay, New York New York, and MGM, which are, in my opinion, 3 of the best hotels on the strip to eat and drink at....


Worst bar I've ever been to. I was here for a bachelorette party and I think it would have been more pleasant in a sewer. The bartenders are rude, the people are unattractive and dancers have a nasty attitude. Also,  the toilets in the girls bathroom were overflowing for the 40 minutes we were there. No one turned off the water valve on the back of the toilet. Some creeper guy just kept mopping up the continuous flow of sewage.


Five years in Edinburgh and I had never been to Palmyra; last night this little void was filled. I came here with a friend at 10pm, frustratingly everything else in town seemed closed.\n\nI ordered a small falafel (\u00a33.50) but got a 10% student discount upon showing my university card, making it a \u00a33.15 falafel! The falafel looked as though it had not been previously frozen, the hummus was clearly homemade and the wraps were like the ones you get in Lebanon. The wrap was generously packed with salad, falafel and hummus and then toasted and conveniently wrapped in tin foil and a napkin.\n\nThe lighting inside is a bit dreary, as one expects when it comes to kebab shops, so we took the wraps home. They were super tasty! Fresh, filling and tasty. I couldn't finish mine as it was so big!\n\nI will definitely be back when it need of something cheap, tasty and filling, though advise taking away!


I am writing an update & up-ing my rating for two reasons:\n\n1. Shortly after I placed my order in the store & wrote my review here on yelp, I received a phone call from the General Manager of the store, Mike (which was startling at first since on yelp we would never display our phone numbers, but he got it through my order)....  Mike made the situation right with me and offered to Fedex, at no charge to me, my purchase directly to my home.  He was incredibly kind and concerned about my irriatation. That kind of customer service is to be commended and praised!!!  Yes, the corporate part of the company should modify it's online & gift card policies.  It is in my experience that when interacting with clients and customers, you need to make a transaction as easy, as quick and as pleasant as possible!!  \nThe situation I had was out of the store's control, but yet Mike still went beyond the norm to correct my less than happy experience.\n\n2.  The product I ordered exceeded my expectations (I haven't set it up just yet), it is gorgeous and the online picture did not do it justice!  I'll post a pic after it's up and running.\n\nI've given Lamps + my business before and at this point I will continue to do so.\nThank you Mike, for being a good manager!