Kind of did a breeze in and out, I rarely eat at Chipotle, so the one time I did want it there was one right down the street where I was at! It wasn't busy at all inside, I mean it's located at West Gate and there's a ton of eateries around there, depends what you're up for!\n\nBut I was up for Chipotle that day (12/12/14) and the staff was super nice, me with my bad hearing I had to ask the gals to repeat it to me twice - I'm still young! This shouldn't be happening to me! But they were patient haha, the food was good too, a nice warm burrito for a chilly day!\n\nI think I will stop here again, and just ask for a little less red salsa since it ended up being too hot for me!


This was the first time Yelp failed me in my search for an impressive place to go to.  I guess I was blinded by the 4/5 stars and should've looked more closely at the reviewers.\n\nStopped here on a Friday night for a late night cocktail.  Jade Bar was a bit too small, not very intimate since everyone kept elbow rubbing and bumping into you but the drinks came fast.\n\nI can live with the pricey drinks and the dressiness but OH MY GOD was there anyone there under 30?  Let alone 35?  Maybe I should've searched for \"twenty-somethings bar phoenix, az\"


Stopped by this place after work for a couple strong margaritas and an appetizer. Feels just like the Super-Mex that was there a couple months ago. Drinks were good, appetizer was good, and the bartender was very friendly.


Hearts topping and not even worth it. Food was surprisingly bad. I had pork and Mac grill cheese which didn't work on many levels. My son's chicken fingers were better than my dish.


Its like a Jamba Juice but with heart.   The owners are very friendly and as I always say we must support our local business's!  The wheatgrass here was clean, fresh and delicious ( well as good as wheatgrass can be) I also had a juice but none of the food... yet.  The juice was fantastic!  You can tell they really fine tuned their recipies and made something you cant make on your own.  That being said if the food is as good as that juice (which btw gave me CRAZY energy) i will be raising this to 5 stars.  The menu for food looked great, huge selection, no bland sandwiches but i was im a hurry so i didnt have sandwich time :( NEXT TIME 4 sure


After stumbling through various Japanese restaurants that serve decent bowls of ramen, I've finally found a place that specializes at it. In fact, it's pretty much all they serve. Their menu reminded me of an In-N-Out menu: You either order a tonkotsu ramen or a miso ramen. If you don't want ramen, there's fried rice and some basic Japanese apps. Not much in terms of variety. But, if this is what you're in the mood for, they do it great.\n\nI started off with an order of gyoza for an app. Simple stuff and what you'd expect. Nothing to write home about. Then, came the steamy bowl of tonkotsu ramen. The broth was a real winner here. A lot of places that I have tried never really got the broth quite right. This was one place where the flavor really hit the spot. Even though it's a scorching 100+ degrees outside, a routine stop for a bowl of ramen here is worth having. Next time I drop by, I will probably give their fried rice a shot.\n\nMonta is a tiny, quaint little place, though not very crowded when I went. It started out empty when we walked in, but started filling up as we were slurping up our noodles. I wouldn't expect a wait for a table, but I could see it happening if this place picks up in popularity.


I have never heard of Via Delosantos but my sister told me the food was amazing and she was shocked I have never heard of this place. While I was waiting to be seated I pulled up Yelp on my phone and started reading reviews. Arik B's review was funny as hell but also scared the shit out of me. The chips and salsa were good but not great. The rice and beans were blah. The vegetarian chalupa had a lot of guacamole on it topped off with lettuce and cheese. I can't believe they even serve this on the menu it's horrible. My cheese enchilada topped of with their white queso sauce was really good so if I ever get dragged to this place again I will order that. During dinner my sister mentioned that she has seen roaches in the restaurant while she was eating and In my head I was thinking \" Dammit Arik B was right\"!


This is my second stay at the Stratosphere.  My first vist was in Jan 2011.  This visit was from Sept 21-25, 2012.  It was coincidental that I stayed here again as my friend had a timeshare with a great deal for this hotel.  \n\nCONS:\nWhat I don't like about the Stratosphere is that you always have to speak up or else you will get stuck with a subpar room.  Last time we paid $20 more a day for an upgrade to a suite (It was indeed sweet!!!).  On our recent visit, there were just so many things wrong with our room, they HAD to move us to the Select rooms.  The Select room was on the 18th floor so it had a nice view of the city.  It was more modern, brightly lit and had a safe.  Even the shower ran better and included a Moen shower head (it's the little things, lol).  I think they offer the worst rooms to customers  first instead of the ones on the more newly renovated part of the hotel.  I don't like that.\n\nNext, even though housekeeping is available until 5pm, our room was only cleaned once (and a horrible job at that) while we were there.  Really \"Molina\"?  \n\nAs you're passing to and fro, the smoke on the casino floor will take your down...lol\n\nAnother thing is it is further down the strip (almost downtown) so cabs can get pricey.  \n\nAlso, concerning the area around the hotel: to me all of Vegas is hood so I don't get the \"dangerous\" warnings with the area around this hotel.  As a woman, use common sense and don't travel alone at night (behavior you should practice anywhere).  Many of the people who live in Vegas are on hard times, homeless people everywhere! No surprise there!  \n\nPROS:\nI will say that the Stratosphere has some of the best hotel food I have enjoyed in the good ole US of A.  Like...really good food with large portion sizes.  The first time I ordered a lot of room service as I was on a romantic getaway, lol.   This time my girlfriends and I ordered in twice and both times we loved our meals.  Veggie burger and salads are spectacular.\n\nDiscount tickets to local shows: we got a good deal on \"sold out\" Cirque du Soleil Zumanity tickets for the same night.\n\nI love that the hotel is a theme park onto itself and has lots of attractions including several restaurants inside (even the \"shi-shi\" Top of the World restaurant).  It is also great that your room key grants you free admission to the tower.  Go to the outside observatory for the best view of the city.  Don't waste your coins on the binoculars, they are poor quality.  Last time I went on one of the rides: X-treme.  It was awesome!


Was in the area and looking for Guacamole mix so I stopped in here to see if I could find some.  Unfortunately, they didn't have any, so I left and went to the Vons on Lake Mead & Buffalo.\n\nThe store was clean, but the parking lot is a disaster.\n\nReturn Factor - 33%


We ventured in on Friday night around 7:30 and had no problem getting a sweet booth. Hope the secret doesn't get out! \n\nApparently they just started a happy hour...ends at 7, so we missed out. \n\nWe tried some fancy cocktails. Around $10 each. Tasty. I had a ginger something. It was, indeed, gingery. \n\nWe shared pork belly nuggets, meatballs and shrimp and lobster Mac and cheese. Nuggets were A-OK. They tasted too much like a bottle of sweet chili sauce for my liking. Meatballs were tender and very flavorful. Mac and cheese was spot on - deeeelish! Creamy, dreamy and generous on the shrimp and lobster. We finished with the ultra decadent layered chocolate hazelnut dessert with salty crunchy bits and a anchor steam. Pure bliss. \n\nFor being so hip and swanky, I thought the portions and prices were quite reasonable. We felt cool just being there for sure. Definitely a fun spot to take visitors for some off the beaten path swank. We also had our 2 year old in tow which was no problem at all. \n\nService was very attentive and nice. We will def go back. I'd like to try their brunch for sure!


Based on Yelp reviews we stopped by and checked this spot out. The portions were big and the food was cooked to protection. The service was spectacular or I would have given it 5 starts. Our drinks were empty half of our breakfast and it took them 10 minutes to cash us out. I would go again to try something else on the menu for sure.


Wish I could only give them 1 star.  We had a pretty large order delivered to us.  One of the girls found a roach in their food.  Not a little bitty thing a big freaking roach. After that no one ate their food.  If you have one roach you have thousands or roaches.  When we called them, they said well it was only a problem with one, we will bring you a new order... Yeah No, you will come and pick up all your food and refund us the money.  After arguing about that for a bit, they finally did just that.  Will never be eating their again!


I am not rating the casino.\n\nI am rating the buffet. Why my friends and I stopped by here? NO IDEA. WORST VEGAS DECISION EVER.\n\nLuckily we had the \"buffet of buffets\" and could eat here free. Otherwise they wanted 29.95 for it. I have no idea WHO would pay 29.95 for it. \n\nJust think of your high school cafeteria. That is what this place is like.


The service took a little extra time but the food was amazing! Get the iron skillet mac!


You know, I want to support my LBS. I really do. But Tempe Bicycle has left me with a bad taste in my mouth time after time. \n\nFirst - Their part selection is awful. Don't go there looking for a specific part because you won't find it. Tempe Bicycle stocks only the lousiest, no name parts they can find and then mark them up 33% or more above what you would reasonably expect to pay anywhere else. Sometimes I'm amazed they even carry the crap they do. I don't know where they find it. Even little things they sell like bicycle racks and saddles are of unusually low quality. It's freaking sad. Once my poor girlfriend went in there and they charged her 40 bucks for this awful, generic rack that I could barely get onto the front of her bike. I would expect to find something like that at Walmart! When I found out how much she paid for it I really felt bad for her!\n\nSecond - They are outrageously stingy. For example, once I was looking for a set of handlebars for a project bike. I went to the back and I found a rack of oddball used and overstock. My friend was on a budget and he didn't have much to spend. I saw what I thought would be a great pair. They were some very generic handlebars that were very scratched up and had clearly come off of some used bicycle. They had the brand name KHS stamped on them so they were certainly a take off of a stock bike they had sold previously. I picked them up and they weighed a ton. They were perfect. They couldn't possibly cost much. I turned them over looking for a price tag and what did I see? 58 dollars! When I brought them to the counter and asked the woman there if she would sell them to me for a little less she snapped at me, insisting that the \"price was fair!\". Needless to say the handlebars are still there.\n\nThird - If you're looking for actual competent advice there are only a few employees there I would trust. The rest of them are inexperienced and dismissive. For example, once I was building a fixed gear bicycle for a friend of a friend. He had bought all the parts he needed except for a lockring for the rear hub. It was late. Tempe Bicycle was the only shop open and I reluctantly decided to go. The same woman I mentioned above was working again. I should have walked out then. I asked her for a lockring and she came back out with some flimsy part that was clearly not a lockring for a fixed gear hub. When I told her it didn't look right she got rude with me and told me that \"It wasn't meant to be a lockring but it'd fit just fine.\" I grumbled but agreed to buy the 4 dollar thing. Well, I rode all the way home and guess what? It didn't fit at all. There isn't a hub in the world that thing would have fit. I think it was actually a lockring for an old, long obsolete bottom bracket assembly. Not only was this advice a waste of my time but it was also ridiculously unsafe as well. Keep in mind this is only one occasion of bad service advice. I've had to correct their technicians at least three times that I can think of off the top of my head. The lockring incident above is one. Once some guy tried to sell me the wrong size tubes. I had to look the tires up online and prove him wrong before he'd sell me the right ones. And another time a friend was sold a 700c rear rim, a 27 inch front rim, and two 700c tires. \n\nAnyway, there are some good things worth mentioning. They have a good selection of inexpensive cruisers for the college kids. Their selection of mountain and road bikes is okay. They carry KHS, Haro, Trek, Masi and a few other brands. If you're looking to just throw down on a brand new bike you might get a decent deal. There are a few guys there who are great. Joe Easy is a good mechanic and nice guy. There is this one jolly fellow with a thick Mexican accent who works at the University location during the week who is a fantastic mechanic and a wonderful ray of sunshine. His young son comes to work with him sometimes and it's really cute.\n\nBut, as a general rule, Tempe bicycle is run by unmannerly crap peddlers who couldn't care less about the bikes they sell or the community they sell them to. All they care about is selling their cheap garbage at the highest mark-up possible. 90% of their employees are rude beyond acceptable and interacting with them will probably just make you feel sad and awkward. Personally, I'm sick of this place. I'm restricting my purchases from them to inner tubes only.


3.5 star restaurant.  I believe this is part of cheese cake factory, and cheesecake is better.  I accidentally ordered the wild mushroom burger thinking that there would be all kinds of mushshroms on my beef patty, but it literally a mushroom patty, it was my fault.  We also got calamari and a Cobb salad.  The calamari was good and the salad was ok.  Overall this is a solid place, where you can escape some of the higher priced restaurants in the casino.


I love my wet and sloppy ribs!


Who wouldn't love a restaurant with great prices, deep fuschia walls (yes!), friendly service, great food ... and lots of parking? (Hear that, Los Reyes de la Torta?)\n\nUpon reading Daren C's review, I decided to try this place for lunch and had the pleasure of having Daren join me too. I ordered the green chili burro lunch special. The burro was huge, had large chunks of tender beef, and was nicely seasoned. The rice that came with the meal was tasty, and the beans - wow, they're knock-your-socks-off good! We tried asking the server how they got their beans to taste so extraordinarily smoky-good, and all she could (or would) tell us was that they used a certain kind of Mexican seasoned oil. Hmm, culinary secrets are sometimes hard to pry out of people. A great, generous meal for $5.35, tax included. So happy to have this gem in my neck o' the woods!


My wife and I showed up at 8am on a Saturday and only one other table was occupied. Other patrons started trickling in while we were there. The place is very casual, not much if any ambiance. The staff was very friendly. We both had oven baked pancakes, my wife the banana and I the German. Mine was very light, fluffy , and tasty. The banana was very sweet. The menu said oven baked pancakes would take at least 20 minutes. Ours arrived much sooner. \n\nGiven the overall experience (food, price, setting), I give it 3 stars.


Friendly staff, clean bathroom, ATM worked, cheap drinks in comparison to other places in the area.  I'll be back often...


There are a lot of good stores and deals here but I don't like to come here during peak hours.  This seems to be where all the teens and sketchy people hang out. It also gets very crowded as well.  Come in the mornings during the week if you can.\n\nPro: Good stores and deals\nCon: Sketchy shoppers


This was my first time ever in a vape shop. So I didn't really know anything about vapping or the like. Manny (the gentleman working) explained everything to me and answered all my questions. He explained the difference between a start up set and the modded sets. He was a huge help and I will be stopping back by whenever I need questions answered. \n\nOn top of all that they seem to make their own liquids at the shop which is awesome. It's unique and helps set this shop apart from basic shops. \n\nI highly recommend coming by this shop and I will definitely be stopping by here more often!


This place gets 5 stars for atmosphere and it is a favorite of my children for that reason.  However, the service always seems to be lacking in one way or another.  The food is ok and overpriced for what you get.  But, due to the fun environment, we will keep going back.


Hey, I loved the breakfast bowl I got here. I think all the breakfast bowls here are really good. Other than that though, the service is just extremely slow.


It is pretty neat to make your pizza or salad to order. Most of the toppings are good but, the meat selections are not so great and the place is a little pricey.  The pizza is good but the salad was just okay I kinda miss Neapolitan.


Best Wishes is another of those alternative, independent gift shops which are very popular in Edinburgh. It sells all sorts, including artsy cards, funky wrapping paper, jewellery, trinkets, make up, and toys which are all excellent stocking filler gifts or something small to give as a birthday present. The gifts are not the cheapest around but they are good quality and the cards are very original, think Clinton's but actually good. \n\nThe store is well laid out, making it easy to find what you are looking for which for me is a huge help, seeing as I often get lost in these type of shops, and end up buried under hundreds of little accessories or being attacked by care bears. The owner was exceptionally helpful as well, offering to wrap everything, and was a cheerful person to have a chat to.


Terrible service. They were rude over the intercom, didn't listen and hung up on us before we were finished. Never had such a hard time at a drive through. The food was ok, but just average. Most likely not returning.


Best wings ever (besides Zipps Golden wings...)! We order a bucket of hot to go and can't wait to get them home! Other things we've tried aren't the greatest, except for the fried calamari. Super good and not chewy like most I've had. Their new patio is really nice and looking forward to the cold nights when they have the fireplace going.


We needed a place to crash for a night since our flight was getting in very late. Wife booked a 3 star hotel on Priceline and when she saw it was this place, immediately tried to cancel with no success. We lived in Phoenix 25 years and knew the area well. \n\nLocation - next to a strip club. If that's your thing, your in luck. \n\nRoom - bed was ok, the rest of the room smelled and was VERY tired looking even with a remodel in the last 5 years or so. \n\nHappy hour and meals. - couldn't get out fast enough so didn't try. \n\nNo way this place ranks as 3.5 stars.


I am a gringo from Detroit but like my carne asada.... I cannot speak or read Spanish but they are always more then willing to help me out. The meat is always good and the tortillas fresh. I have never seen bugs but hell I had on in my office today. It happens. \n\nThe shelves are packed but I never looked around.


Regular run of the mill place.  Sufficient enough for the co-eds that run this street.  Was surprised that they didn't offer any taco or enchilada dinners, everything was just a la carte.  Drink special were reasonable.  Staff courteous.  \n\nI have nothing against homeless people, but the parking lot is crawling with beggers.  If you aren't happy with your meal, feed them!


oh man! I'm addicted to this place like crack cocaine! PLEASE NOTE I'VE NEVER TRIED DRUGS TO INCLUDE CRACK COCAINE BUT I CAN IMAGINE HOW AN ADDICTION WORKS BECUASE I'VE GOT ONE FOR THIS PLACE. Apple fritter warmed up, ham & chees croissant complimented with jalapeno's & a Thai Tea! Of course the other doughnuts are delish but you gotta pimp your Fav's-am I right people.....