We first went to Pure a few years ago when it first opened.  We were lucky enough to get right in with little hassle and had a wonderful spot at one of the tables on the roof deck.  (This was back before we really knew what we were doing, so it was dumb luck.)  I was very impressed with the club's layout, design and decor.  I like multiple rooms with different feels to them....keeps the night interesting.  I know there are other clubs in Vegas with decks but being right there on the strip is amazing.  However, I've been reluctant to go back recently as I think the crowd is just...strange.  Its almost like some strange fraternity party on crack.\n\nUpdate:\n\nIn my 350 Yelp reviews I never once hoped for a more positive update.  I really, really wanted to update my Pure review with \"I'm giving them more stars because bottle service this trip was wonderful!\"  I am sad that I actually have to take a star away.\n\nThe host I worked with was kind of a flake and I was nervous about it going in.  There is no rhyme or reason to anything in the line area of Pure.  It's a HUGE mass of people.  At other clubs if you have a table you find someone with a clipboard and in you go.  Not possible here.  I pushed my way to the front of the mass and waited until I could catch someone's attention.  In the process I got my ass grabbed, elbowed in the face, my feet stepped on....it was truly awful.  (And let me tell you....some people use way too much cologne and some people need to use a lot more deodorant....) Once up to the front and beyond the rope we were treated with could best be described as contempt by the second doorman.  We were then ushered in to our table, which was actually in the Pussy Cat Dolls Lounge part of the club.  I didn't mind since it was new to me but I was kind of bummed for my friends that had never been there before.  Luckily we were in so early it wasn't overcrowded yet and they were able to explore the rest of the club.\n\nHaving front row seats for the Dolls was great, we were in the \"splash zone\" and got soaked with water when the one Doll did her thing in the bathtub.  However, having these seats has a HUGE drawback.  There is no actual wall between the Lounge and the outside line area, just a curtain.  Someone stuck their hand through the curtain for about 5 seconds, security was on it in 3 seconds but in that 2 second span our camera was gone.  Fabulous.  Just what I needed.  Given my prior experience with Vegas casinos and stolen items (see Green Valley Ranch review) I didn't even say anything because I knew it would just take up too much of my night and nothing would come of it.  \n\nI was a little peeved to find out that bottles started at $500, not the $425 my host told me.  (Not that it really matters at that point anyways...it just seemed disingenuous to me.)  I also didn't enjoy the fact that the members of our party that got separated from us in the line situation were forced to pay $50 each for cover, despite the fact we had a table and their cover was supposed to be included.  Lastly, perhaps I'm spoiled by Tao, but our security guard was useless.  At Tao you get escorted to the restroom and a million other things...here, not at all.  He looked at me as if I was nuts and I actually had to leave the club to go to the restroom!  Talk about bad design.  \n\nLike I said, I really, really wanted this to be positive but I just can't do it.  I know that I will never return to Pure, let alone get bottle service there.  When you go VIP you should be treated as such, especially if you are spending thousands of dollars there.  (We were a group of 12.)  There are just other options that are so much better.


If the service sucks then the quality of food and the price doesn't matter. That said the beer here is incredible and the food, IF it comes out right is pretty good. My service was horrid unfortunately. I tried this location for both breakfast and dinner while in town hoping it was a one off situation  If I return ill just go to the bar for the beer which I wish I could get in my home state.


Quite simply THE place in the metro Phoenix area for beer lovers.  The Pizza and sandwiches are great and the food in general is definitely high quality and well thought out, but it is the 30 constantly rotating beers on tap that bring the craft beer nerds from miles around.  \n\nSeems more crowded on Friday and Saturday nights but otherwise not too busy.  Unfortunately they do not open until like 2pm so don't drive all the way over there for a quick lunch.


Well we had guest from Texas in so v we tool them to the lake to see the area. We stop to eat and waited for 20 minutes for someone to seat us. They would look and just go with there own selfs. I ask should we sit down and was told no. Well finally I said that's it we left and drove 2 miles to tortilla flats and was seated right away and they were packed. Never agian will I go to canyon lake to eat .


Awesome service!  Our waiter was fun, efficient and he had great recommendations when we asked.  I thought they were reasonably priced, right on par with other AYCE places.\n\nThe rolls were pretty good.  I wish I could be a more informative reviewer for you, but I don't remember all the names of the rolls we ordered...there were quite a few.  I preferred the rolls without sauces, but I really didn't come across any that I disliked...everything was pretty tasty.  The chef brought out mussels for us eventhough we hadn't ordered them and I was glad he did because they were pretty good!  I ended the night with vanilla mochi and my AYCE sushi experience was complete :)\n\nI definitely recommend.


While the food and entertainment were good and a pleasant surprise - the service was so unbelievably horric it ruined our whole experience.  We went for dinner - 2 adults and 2 kids.  It took over 55 minutes to get a kids grilled cheese!  Our appetizer was served to us twice.  We brought up how long our meal was taking at least twice - and I was told *a manager will come over to talk with you and perhaps make an adjustment*.  We let our server know we wanted to make the 8pm show (our reservations were at 6:30pm).  Didn't order anything complicated that I thought we would be able to make it.  Guess what - after 35 minutes from being told mgr would come over - they never did.  Clearly - they didn't really care.  Finally - my husband and kids left to go see the show - we weren't able to finish our dinner - had to have our dessert wrapped up.  Server then said - you can always call us and we can try to make right by you?  I'm like - really - I get to spend more time giving feedback vs. you've now had 2 opportunities (both you and your manager) - to make this right when I am right here and you didn't think it was important enought?  And the best - kids meals include drinks - they charged us $3 EACH for a kiddy cocktail.  NEVER diclosed that was an upcharge.  \n\nIt was our first experience at Rawhide overall - and we were having a fantastic time - as we really had no idea what to expect and the kids loved it!  Our dinner experience completely ruined that - which is really a shame.


40 minutes for an oil change and then a hard up sell at the end.  At least they vacuumed my carpets.


Never go here! I was denied being sold alcohol because they assumed I had been drinking because I mentioned that I had just left a club, where I had gone to line dance.  Please keep in mind it was 10:00PM on a Saturday night, they wouldn't even sell me fruit!!!!


Cute store! Lots of nostalgia to look at. Would have loved to have bought the red ropes but they were near the front window & hard as rocks. Same for some of the taffy I bought. Prices seemed reasonable.


Holsteins is probably the most mismanaged restaurant I have ever been to.  Typically, when I go to Vegas, I like to have at least one meal that isn't quite as formal (and we typically pick something fun like Burger Bar, BLT Burger, Pink Taco, etc).  This time we decided to try Holsteins mostly because the Cosmopolitan is such a nice hotel.  Unfortunately Holsteins wasn't up to par with the service level in the rest of the hotel.  It took about 30 minutes to get our food and they got the order wrong.  They corrected the food part but never gave us our drinks.  About halfway through our meal, the waitress informed us that they weren't making the drink my wife ordered that night (very strange) and they still hadn't got my strawberry milkshake.  We finished our meal and one of the managers came by to clear our plates.  He asked how our meal was and I informed him that I still hadn't gotten my strawberry shake (had mentioned it to the waitress when she was by earlier).  It finally arrived about 15 minutes later (in fairness, the manager did apologize and took the shake off our bill).  We noticed 2 other tables complaining also about the time it was taking to get their food.  All throughout this process they typically had 6 people on the floor (2 cocktail servers in bright red dresses who the bus boys were just hanging around and flirting with, a couple of hostesses...one that was just standing in the middle of the floor and doing nothing, and a couple of managers that weren't doing much of anything).  Although they couldn't just go to the back and flip burgers, my thought process throughout was that they should have had less front end people and more in the kitchen.  If this is typical of this restaurant, we will just frequent the other burger restaurants the next time we're in town Honestly, they're a dime a dozen in Vegas and the service at the other places I mentioned is far superior to Holsteins.


Not too impressed with this place.  First of all, the prices are too high.  $3.60 for a taco that has guacamole?  And for the amount of guacamole I did get, I can't believe I had to pay extra for it.\n\nThe menu was incredibly limited.  Other than beef, they offered no chicken or shrimp dishes.  Very odd.   And no fountain drinks.  And they were slow.  Don't believe all the 5 star reviews.


It is a good thing I was hungry!!!\n\nFirst we had Bread and a White Bean Spread (\"complementary\" and needed to be)...  So What if free bread is below average - I never factor bread into my review rating unless I'm having a Sandwich (or Wrap), or I'm at a Bakery buying bread or if the bread is really good!  Though I expected better at Vivace I wasn't real surprised!  \n\nNext we had two Pizzas:  Basil and Tomato and a Chicken, Pepper and cured Pork and they brought us extra Basil when we asked!  These Pizzas cooked almost to perfection (close enough) and were very lite (super thin crust, almost perfect texture, little chewy and a little crunchy, a small yet perfectly proportioned amount of cheese and Not a blend or if it was it was very well executed (I hate most blended cheeses) No Sauce which is fine with me I like Pizza \"both\" ways).  Sounds good right???  How about the Taste?  These Pizzas were good, NOT very good, only a little better than average and since Vivace did almost everything right, I would not get them again!  Not because they were bad, only because I can not say they were any better than good, though better than many - Three yelp Stars.  That would make an easy review...Then I ordered \"Soup\"!\n\nIf this had been a Spanish Restaurant they would call this Tomato, Cucumber, Olive Oil, Garlic, Chilled \"Soup\" GAZPACHO!!!  It did have an Italian flare to it, beyond being topped with Marscopone Cheese (I do not like Marscapone and I LOVED this Soup).  If I would have dined here and only had this Soup - I would be giving this review 5 yelp stars!  Fantastic for Soup of any kind!!! \n\nThe service gets 5 yelp stars easily!!!!!!  From the Hostess finding us the last table (no reservations) Wednesday 7:15 it was packed!  Our server was fantastic and the service team was perfect!  Everyone did a great job!\n\nThen as the \"Soup\" raised the \"stars\" the desserts SANK the ship!!! Doesn't Espresso Cheese Cake sound great?  It was as plain as mud ( no offense to mud ) easily the least tasteful Cheese Cake I've ever had!  Next we had Three \"Gelatos\" more like poor ice cream.  The flavors were:  Sweet corn, Cherry Vanilla and Mint Chocolate Chip, All below average and little flavor - not bad flavor just too little flavor.  While still at our table, we looked on line for another Restaurant to get Dessert after leaving here, I was so disappointed! \n\nThe Decor has Potential!  That is my way of saying they made some great decisions (Modern Industrial yes, and the Wine chiller wall,cool) and uuuhhh well I'm not a Designer, though I guess I've been around some...  The Space has a great layout, yet it is not a Museum so unless it is Beautiful or Extremely Unique it does not add to my dinning experience!  I love eating in a beautiful setting, though I would rather have great food in a \"hole in the wall\"  than have average food in a place that looks good, though does not \"wow\" me.  The look of an eating establishment has little baring on my rating unless it is really great or real dirty!  \n\nAlways I want to give everyone the highest yelp star(s) rating possible and say everything good about the experience, so I may return and get what I know is Great and the Service was Top Notch!!!


Let's see, I could probably say one associate took genuine interest in my concern, and I am terrible for not knowing his name, so to the slender man with the long hair! Thank you for that. I ordered something online that came to my apartment in my name and because it was a gift I was a little surprised, nonetheless, I opened it, the box was beautiful, but where was the gift message? Oh I don't know, perhaps typed on top of the receipt. Really unattractive, I went to the store just to inquire on how deliveries were, and was told that a separate card should have arrived. Ok, that's fine but I just shared that I was disappointed that it came this way because had it been opened by that person it would have been sad. Moving on, I leave to find out if things remembered engraved the tiny thing, no, so I go back to ask if they do, a different associate helps me and I wondered if she even considered that perhaps this had any importance to me... She dropped the pendant and I said \"wow dropping it\" she grabs it off the table and says to me, \"sorry, angel\" in a condescending tone...  My gift was an angel pendant. \n#thumbsup\nThe manager shakes her head both times I was there when the associates had to ask her something, did she try to find ways to help? Nope, an upsale could have happened there, thanks for the outstanding customer service zales! I really enjoyed my experience.\n\n#sarcasm


put it this way...  when your signature food is chicken fingers...  your food sucks.  Good hangout spot for watching games though. Lots of tvs


I'm updating my review of this place.\n\nI had a bad experience the first time I went here and I decided I would give it another try.\n\nEvery time I come, I never really get greeted, if I do it's a simple hello, with no eye contact. I don't get offered samples either. \n\nI only like coming here for two reasons. Tuesdays(35 cents per ounce) and their oatmeal cookie flavor is amazing.\n\nOther than that, it's an okay yogurt shop, it's clean, but not spotless like everyone says. Most of the time the girls are usually talking to each other when I go to pay for my yogurt, it'd be nice to get a \"hey! How are you today?\" But maybe I am asking too much?\n\nAnother thing I do not like it that their toppings are pilled HIGH. So you spill(and waste) a lot of toppings and then when you're done putting on your toppings(especially the twix) they put the tongs back on the toppings. Which is kind of gross because other customers have touched the tongs.


Everything you need for crafts, but be prepared for a 30 minute wait to check out...


DONT GO HERE! The service was TERRIBLE and they were super unfriendly.... I tried telling them they needed to fix my pinky nail cause it looked so jacked up and they insisted it looked great.... Worst experience ever! On top of that my nails were full of bubbles and didn't even last a week before they started to peel up!!


Awful. Nothing positive to say. Stay far, far away!


We stopped here to quickly satisfy my gelato cravings while running to the Bellagio Fountain show.  I've had tons of gelato in the past, and I have to say--this place left me hanging.\n\nI don't know exactly what was wrong.  Maybe the flavors were off, maybe the service was just crappy?  The staff members seemed completely bored and did not want to help us.  No offers of samples or any sign of courtesy at all.  It was very mehhhhhh.\n\nAnd to piss me off even more, there was another damn gelato stand RIGHT next to the Bellagio exit.  WTF.


In an effort to avoid the alleged long lines of L'Avenue during the weekend brunch rush, I refrained from coming here until the Monday of my vacation in Montreal.  \n\nI walked in around 10am.  I think there was one couple in the entire restaurant.  The plan was successful!\n\nIt's a spunky looking restaurant, and shaped in a rectangle with tables and chairs lining all the way down, and the cooking going on across the other side.  There are a couple of manikins strategically placed and in funny positions.  The menu is entirely in French, so if you don't speak a word - either bring a dictionary (like I did), or if you've joined the modern technological world (unlike me), use a phone app to translate - and you're golden.  Who knew champignon meant mushroom. ;-)  \n\nI ordered the eggs benedict that comes over French toast instead of an English muffin (ha ha, nice), with the maple syrup on the side.  I think it's called the Benedict Sucre or something along those lines.   The service is nice and friendly, but not hugely attentive.  Nearly ten minutes went by before they came to take my order, even though they saw my menu closed and  I was the only one waiting to order..  but they were standing around talking with one another.  Granted my French is non-existent, I think they were training a new employee...  based off of the body language.  \n\nI ordered a cup of coffee, but it was kind of lukewarm.  Oh well.  I came for the benedict anyhow.  Which was..  a delicious sight for the eyes!  Thick slices of brioche French toast, thin slices of ham, nicely poached eggs, and a buttery Hollandaise generously smeared over it all.  A small cruet of maple syrup and cup of sauteed potatoes in the center.  And a skewer of fresh fruit.  (truly enjoyed that about Montreal..  as they bring you fruit and/or salad with almost every meal)  \n\nThe Hollandaise was a bit heavy, and next time I'd ask for them to go easy on it - albeit it's very yummy and velvety.  \n\nPrices are a bit high, but you do get a ton of good food for it, and so a benedict dish with a cup of coffee will run you about $20 including the tip.  \n\nIt's located a couple of blocks away from the Mont Royal metro station.  A great place to walk afterward is down the opposite way (westward) towards St. Denis - lots of shopping opportunities.  If you're looking for poutine, it's not far from here (15 min walk?) at La Banquise.  Schwartz' smoked meats is about a 30 min walk southwest.


If you're into Ahwatukee Housewives swapping and popping prescription smack on Saturday night, having your ass grabbed by a creepy divorcee old enough to be your father, weak sauce beverages and \"Mexican food\" that makes Taco Bell look appealing, then you will absolutely love Loco Patron.\n\nI also haven't been back in four years, so maybe things have changed. Still, I wouldn't go out of my way to give it another shot.


I would like to share my experience at Discount Tires on W Azure, got the best customer service from the time I pulled up up in my car from the time I left. It took them 30 minutes to get me back on the road, and I got a \"GREAT DEAL\" on my tires, feel like I am in a new car, I will recommend this location, great customer service, Thanks Rob your the best.


5 stars for the vibes.\n5 stars for the rad chicks running the joint.\n20 stars for the Coyote Oatie ice cream sundae!\n\nStopped in on our way out from the Glendale Chocolate Affair and found heaven in a bowl.  I got the famed Coyote Oatie ice cream sundae and it was facking awesome.  Its basically the best ice cream sundae you've ever had with one of their signature Coyote Oatie cookies all warmed up and on top.  This is the perfect dessert.  When the cookie crumbles into the ice cream and caramel it is awesome.  Loved this little joint in downtown Glendale, loved the ladies running it.  I'd much rather give my money to a local joint like this rather than a CORPORATE Coldstone or Baskin Robbins.  \n\nAlready planning another trip.\n\nMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!


Stopped by here for lunch and started off with the crab mozzarella appetizer and the mushroom morel soup.  The crab mozzarella was pretty good and the mushroom morel soup was also very good.  The soup reminded me of the Cheesecake Factory mushroom soup but I still prefer the one from the Cheesecake Factory.  No reviews on the beer for now but if I ever go back and I'm off the meds I'll be sure to give it a go.\n\nThe baked seafood combo consisted of a couple of clams, a mahimahi fillet, scallops and stuffed shrimp.  I was not excited about the gooey imitation crab stuffing on the shrimp and both the mahimahi fillet and the scallops lacked seasoning.  The clams were OK.\n\nFor dessert we had the nutter butter ice-cream cake which was good.  Nothing too exiting about the food here.


Swanky food in DOWNTOWN??!!!  Yes, yes, YEEEESSS!!  When Maounds suggested this place for dinner, I was skeptical at first.  A nice restaurant in The Plaza?  Are you sure?  But I trust her (and her palate) so I went with it.  Man, oh, MAN, I am glad I did!\n\nThe decor is super sexy.  A giant wall of window looks out onto Fremont Street, so if you hit it at the right time, you can see the light show.  The lighting in the restaurant is dark and sultry.  It was very modern with clean lines and dark wood too.  You would swear you are not Downtown at all.\n\nThe food was incredible.  Everything is tapas style so you can have a bite of everything (or hog a couple of plates just for yourself, like I did).  I had the tomato basil soup with grilled cheese (BRIE!) and the ham and cheese croquettes.  The soup was delicious, as was the grilled cheese (though the bread was a little too soft and flakey for my taste) and the ham and cheese croquettes were incredible (but share these because they are rich and you don't want to over-do it).  I only drank beer since I did not want to mix my liquor for the night.\n\nMy boyfriend had the thai beef salad and he really, really liked it.  Generally he like potatoes with his meat, so I was surprised it got such rave reviews.  He also raved about the sliders with the bleu cheese (and he is no bleu cheese fan at all).  Maounds had the bacon wrapped dates and something else, all of which she loved.  She also had a carmel apple martini and she is not one to normally drink the frou frou cocktails.  You know how to make people want to come out of their comfort zone, Firefly.  That is a sign of a great restaurant!\n\nNext time I am Vegas, I will definitely be back here!  I cannot WAIT!


This review is not for the shooting range, but for the instructor, Rick Barkett, who conducted our CCW course a few months back.\n\nThe entire class of about 50 people were in agreement, when I say that this guy is a MAJOR FUCKING ASSHOLE.\n\nHe was clearly disgusted that so many people, many of whom weren't very knowledgeable about firearms, could be attending a class for a concealed carry permit.\n\nNow, I would agree that some of them should know more about their pistols & revolvers before they try to carry them around in their back pockets, but since we live in a country where we still have the right to bear arms, and they were attending a class to follow legal protocol, I'd say that this guy should just shut the fuck up and teach his class without passing so much judgment on the students.\n\nIf nobody asked a question, he had a smart ass remark about that.  If somebody asked a question, he had an equally smart ass remark.\n\nDuring the shooting portion of the training, he was totally condescending towards everybody, although he did shut the fuck up with me when he saw all 15 of my bullseye shots!!\n \nThere was one guy who actually wanted to slash his tires after the course but reconsidered because of all the surveillance cameras at the joint.  THAT would have been funny.\n\nIf I ever see his name again for a training class, I'll be sure to skip it and attend elsewhere.


good service during a late lunch. Food was good, and heat level was spot on. good portions. the meat is clearly cooked on the side, then mixed into whatever dish you order, so the meat can be blad or had an odd flavor. Still good, and would put it on my short list of thai spots...there are TONS of thai places here


??? Don't see the big deal about this place. I mean, its kinda cool inside but the vibe is less than to be desired. Lots of bars with people that think they are part of the hip crowd.. Maybe I will stay here next time I come visit just to see if I like it more.. but for now it's just \"meh\".


Cool atmosphere, nice hot chocolate and in one word : Chocolate heaven


It's much too much in my opinion.  Long lines, big crowds, so much merchandise you can't digest it all.


Ling & Louie, hmmm, I'm having a bit of hard time to define this place. The menu serves a wide range of Asian foods, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Vietnamese (from my first glance of the dishes and its names), then there is a full bar, Happy Hour menu such as Asian fusion 'flatbread' and 'tacos', it just made me more confused, a place serves many kinds of Asian food but nothing is specialized? Just because you put a description of 'asian sauce', makes a taco Chinese? Then there is this interesting looking clock on the wall next to the kitchen, a clock consists '12' on the top as normal, but the rest numbers are replace by a '5', that just made you start singing, 'it is five o'clock somewhere', and 'let's drink'! So yeah, this is a bar with many kinds of Asian fusion foods. Do not come if you are craving for a more authentic asian cuisine, that was my mistake, yeah...


This buffet has gone downhill. The overall prices without discounts are 21.99, which is not worth your money because the food is less than ok. The fish tastes like its been frozen for months and the pastas are watery or too dry... the Chinese and Mexican food were ok and the American food was worse than mediocre. The desserts were good, especially the gelato. Overall, don't come here to eat unless you are dying of starvation!


Granted we arrived at 2pm on a Saturday and granted we expected there to be a wait....but oh boy, was there a wait!!  We were number 71 and they were only on 40.  We got lucky soon after when someone gave us their number 57!  (They had had enough and said, \"that's it, we're outta here!\")  So from 40 to 57 was an hour.  Ok we waited, no biggie.  \n\nA few points:  \n--the place is small and it's so crowded that you will not be able to look at any display cases without pushing/shoving your way to the front.\n--there is bar next store where you can get a cocktail while you are waiting although not sure if you would be able to hear them calling numbers.\n--the cake itself was a grocery store cake for all intents and purposes--good, but nothing special whatsoever and definitely not worth an hour plus wait in chaos.\n--the cake was $28, which is well above grocery store prices, but cheap in comparison to real authentic bakeries.  \n\nWe gave into the gimmick and glad we did.  It's a new Vegas sight--not a must have in terms of cake, but put it on the list in case you are ever there with kids.  It's now checked off the list--one and done.


Stopped by on a Mon evening after trying to dine at Smoke Taqueria which is closed Mondays. Parking on street in front or behind off Hay St. Super friendly bartender. In warmer months they have huge outdoor area & big screen & upstairs cornhole game area. Okay draft beer selection and big bottle selection. Tried the italian club which was really good - two of us split one. Also tried sweet potato fries - amazingly good! Home made chips w bleu were overpowered by sauce. Bathroom was in need of plaster and wall repairs & was grossed out by toilet brush/holder on a shelf near toilet at eye level. Bet it's a fun place in warmer months.


My wife and I stopped here for a quick bite while we were in Mesa just for the night.  I ordered the fish tacos and a Birria taco.  My wife ordered the green chili pork burrito.  None of them tasted that good...compared to many similar taco joints I've been to in the past.  The fish tacos for instance simply had way too much stuff on top which made it difficult to eat.  Sorry this was a miss for us however I do give them at least 2 stars for packaging everything so nicely on our to-go order.


We were interested in buying a 2013 mini, no one at the dealer was interested in selling it! The receptionist was cordial enough to say that all sales people were busy, but couple of them were free! Forget showing us the car, they were avoiding eye contact! When we went forward to speak to this elderly salesman , he scampered by us to attend to some new customers, and we were waiting for half an hour for service! I am not sure  what scared you mini guys-if it was because we are Indians, or we had kids! Your loss!


Visiting friends in NC and we stopped here for breakfast. At first our order was take out but then we decided to eat in. They got out order wrong but was friendly in fixing the error. The food was okay for the items that we got.


This  place is very efficient at extracting money from customers.\n\nThe first thing that irritated me is that they wanted $84 for an hour's labor to diagonse why one of the back doors wouldn't open from the outside.  (Any repairs would cost extra.  They failed me on my safety inspection, so I had to get the door fixed.) I asked them if there was any chance that the bill would be less than $84 if were to take less than an hour to diagnose.  I was told that the minimum labor charge would be for an hour, and that it would not be less.\n\nI told the repair guy that I would only consider returning to Canadian tire if it took me more than 5 minutes to diagnose the problem myself.  As expected, by popping of the rear door panel I was able to find the problem in about 4 minutes!  \n\nThe true \"hourly\" rate would have been much more than $84!  Furthermore, that particular car (a 94 volvo) has about one failure mode for the door handle (a flimsy connector joining the door handle to a metal rod going down to the lock): A mechanic experienced with Volvos would have immediately had a good idea what the problem was without looking. I ordered a used door handle from a toronto parts shop and screwed it on myself.\n\nI was also dismayed that they failed me on my nitrous oxide emissions (which were 50% above the allowed limit) and wanted $100 to diagnose the problem to determine whether my old volvo with 65K miles on it was worth repairing.   I asked them if they had heated up the engine before running the test, and they said it was at normal operating temperature.\n\nNot willing to take their word for it after their attempted fast one on the door lock, I took the car for a 10-minute warm up on the freeway and went to another emissions inspection station.  This time it sweaked by, no need to pay $100 to find out  what expensive repairs Canadian tire might want.  (BTW, I found out that the reason I have nitrous oxide emissions is because I don't drive my car very much.)\n\nI have no plans to return to Canadian tire, so there will be no future updates to this review.  (Admittedly, it   will always be based on only 1 trip to Canadian tire, but I think that they are to blame for that.)


I met a couple friends here on a Thursday morning with the pups.  I LOVED THIS PARK!!!!  It's so unique...I haven't seen a park like this in Las Vegas.  First of all, it's huge!  There are 5 separate dog run areas.  All of the areas are connected to each other so you don't have to re-leash your dog when moving around.  I think this is a great feature because if your dog isn't getting along with other dogs, you can move really easily.  This park is mainly grass...which my dogs love!  We have desert landscaping so they think it's a real treat to roll around in the soft grass! We had plenty of room and shade.  All of the people we ran into seemed to be very pleasant.  I didn't see dog fights or major issues going on.  I really enjoyed the walking trail around one of the dog areas.  There's a large grass area in the middle for the dogs to run on.  You can take a walk while they are playing with other dogs.  \n\nI took my husband there later in the weekend and he really enjoyed it too.  We will definitely be back!  \n\nThis park has a semi-obscure location.   Just an FYI, if you've never been there....drive as far east as you can on Flamingo.  You come to the end of it and you have to make a right.  The park is only about .5 miles past the turn and it's on your right hand side.


This place had terrible service and piss poor food to boot. It was a combination of our waitress being new and not interacting well with the chief that cause the bad experience. However, there are plenty of better Italian resturants in Vegas than this.


Consider me a big fan!  \n\nI was perusing potential spots for dinner last night and then I saw My T's picture of the 5 spice game hen and it..waS...ON.  They bake the game hen and THEN deep fry it!  Why don't more spots bake and then fry things?  It tasted even better than it looked.  The side of tomato rice was really good too.  I almost never rave about eating bird but I will be having this again.   \n\nAnother favorite was their shaken beef salad.  I was shaken up after my first freakin bite!  The beef was so juicy and so tender and only $12!  The hot grilled beef mixed with the cool lettuce, onion, tomato and spices made for one of the best salads I've had in recent memory. \n\nThe Mekong River noodle soup was just ok.  It looked great and was filled with lots of fixings like fish balls, pork tenderloin, quail eggs, veggies and shrimp but the pork based broth fell short for me.  I saw a lot of customers going for the bone marrow soup and holy shit what a spectacle that was.  HUGE bones!  Me would feel like caveman and raise bone like champion (grunt!).  Check out the pics of it.  \n\nBut man oh man so much other stuff I want to try like the slow braised pork belly entree, crispy bird nest noodle and more shaken beef!  They're located in the old Cravin Cajun spot so it's great for groups.  I hope they get their liquor license soon.


My hubby and i love the kiki burger


Emiliano's is just an a-okay in my book.\n\nThe happy hour is great ($4 fishbowl margaritas on Fridays from 4-6) They also have happy hour specials all days of the week. The staff is extremely friendly, seriously! Our server was nice and the manager let us switch tables after we were seated in front of a long table of wasted men discussing/arguing about football. Its moderately priced and the theme inside is cute.\n\n However, I feel like for a Mexican restaurant it's lacking flavor (bland, tasteless, unmemorable). I ordered the Cabo Chicken which is advertised as this chicken dish with a pineapple sauce (it sounded delish) The chicken was barely seasoned at all and had pineapple on top. There was a sauce on the veggies, but it was dark.. I'm not sure in a pineapple glaze/sauce is dark. The rice reminded me of Uncle Bens (I'm eating clean so I can spot pre-packaged food easily now.. It might have been packaged, it might not have been.. who knows) The refried beans were yummy!! Bobby ordered the faita plate. He said it was good, but again could have had better flavor for it being a Mexican restrauant. Honestly it tasted similar to something from Applebees. I'm just saying.\n\nBUT the service is super friendly, the free chips and salsa rock & the drink menu + happy hour is great :) We will come back for drinks and maybe an appetizer.


Let me start by saying that i am a die hard MAC fan... only ever used MAC and am a total snob about it! BUT now that i have basically every shade of their lipgloss and lipstick- i thought it was time to venture out of my little box.\nI got a MUA named Julian and he was AhhhhhMazzzinngggg! We spent about an hour just playing with different makeup and he created a whole new look for me PLUS we made it budget friendly which was an added bonus! Even the other MUA's were coming over to watch him work his magic on me! I had so much fun AND got a new look! I already set up another time to go in and see him for another mini makeover!


Love it and love the GF menu.  It's amazing how many dishes they have


Canaletto was good in pretty much all aspects, but not great.  There are plenty of other high-end Italian restaurants in Vegas, and this settles squarely in the middle of them.  I ate here for an early dinner, and the restaurant was mostly empty except for the bar area, which was fairly full for happy hour.\n\nThe caesar salad was not spectacular, but not bad either.  The gnocchi bolognese was good, but I've had better.  The risotto was better than average, but still a bit disappointing.  \n\nThe service was average, and our waiter seemed a bit impatient and snooty, but thankfully he wasn't around much.\n\nThe bottom line: you won't hate Canaletto, but for the same price, there are better choices out there.


Gross.\n\nBut thats what you do when nothing else is open at 2 am...\n\nI am happy I didn't get sick the next day


I visited Dillons Thunderbird again in search of good BBQ.  It was three star worthy.  I will probably be back as I have been on a BBQ binge lately in search of the best.  This time I had the South Carolina style pulled pork sandwich and it was very tasty. \n\nWe ordered taquitos as an appetizer and they were servered very nicely.  Five large taquitos each stuffed with a different filling, chicken, pork, beef.  All very good.\n\nWorth a visit if you are in the area!


Came here as one of the stops for the \"Buffet of Buffets\" 24 hour pass thing. It's nothing compared to the buffet at the Wynn but I don't think this buffet deserves so many one and two star reviews. Yes, the selection is limited but the food isn't crappy either. The interior is inviting. The line sucks unless you're a diamond/platinum member.


This places food is so delicious I seriously love their cheesesteaks, what telly brings them down is there service. The people working there show no customer service skills what so ever, they would rather stand around and gossip than assit a paying customer. But the food...is a 5/5 in my book only reason I keep coming back.


Room 341: Rude Front Desk Managers.    Original suite reserved months ago we did not get.  This Hotel Dog friendly, not...  Never got our special treat bags for the dogs and I asked several times.  My dogs barked 3 times while room service was delivering our dinner and sure enough the manager called us to complain.  Be prepared to hire a GREAT Dog Sitter to stay with your pet. (www.SafeDoggy.com) 25.00 per hr but well worth it.    Furniture chewed up from prior animals. Dog urine  stains on sofa corners  Shower curtain full of mold.  (they did change for us.  Cigarette burns in chairs, tub did not drain  and the carpets were so dirty and stained my  feet would turn black if I went barefoot.  Gross...


Way too crowded, and not intimate at all with tables practically stacked one right over the other. If you don't have a laptop, then you will feel really awkward. The only nice thing is when it's sunny outside and you can sit on the patio with the sunflower garden they have. The coffee is mediocre. For better drinks, go down 2 blocks to Te Cafe or Crazy Mocha.


Very good food. All is from scratch and fresh. Pierogi's are excellent. Serrol soup was new to me and was a pleasantly surprise in how great it tasted. Staff very friendly. If you are not familiar with Polish food, they are more than happy to share how it's made. Will be going back.


Situ\u00e9 \u00e0 deux pas du m\u00e9tro Place St-Henri, ce spa est un havre de paix dans un quartier en plein essor. L'int\u00e9rieur est petit, mais chaleureux, toujours tr\u00e8s propre, bien entretenu, et tr\u00e8s \"zen\" si je peux dire!\n\nLe prix est raisonnable, un peu plus cher que dans certains autres spas du secteur (Verdun-St-Henri-Sud-Ouest), mais dans la norme.\n\nToutefois, le service est tr\u00e8s in\u00e9gal. \n\nJ'ai eu quelques massages et un facial \u00e0 ce spa au cours de l'ann\u00e9e 2011. Bien que j'aime l'endroit en soi,  je n'y retournerai pas \u00e0 moins qu'il soit repris par une autre \u00e9quipe. J'ai seulement vraiment appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 mon 1er massage \u00e0 cet endroit.\n\nIl y a eu quelques erreurs entre des clients lors de mon dernier passage et de plus, je n'ai jamais pu obtenir le re\u00e7u pour fins d'imp\u00f4ts que j'avais r\u00e9clam\u00e9, m\u00eame apr\u00e8s plusieurs suivis t\u00e9l\u00e9phoniques. La personne en charge avec qui j'ai discut\u00e9 semblait un peu perdue, pas tr\u00e8s bon signe... \u00c9galement, \u00e0 ce moment-l\u00e0, le personnel de l'accueil variait constamment et n'\u00e9tait pas tr\u00e8s comp\u00e9tent ni trop attentif \u00e0 la client\u00e8le . Dernier d\u00e9tail, il est parfois absolument impossible d'\u00eatre servi en fran\u00e7ais. J'ai beau parler anglais 80% de mon temps au travail, quand je vais au spa, c'est pour d\u00e9connecter de ma r\u00e9alit\u00e9 quotidienne et je pr\u00e9f\u00e8re donc \u00eatre servie en fran\u00e7ais!\n\nJ'ai visit\u00e9 2 autres spas du Sud-Ouest et c'est l\u00e0 que je me suis rendue compte \u00e0 quel point le service \u00e0 la client\u00e8le \u00e9tait diff\u00e9rent!


Regi B. \n\nRegi  you placed a review on yelp stating bad customer service and you never had any business dealings with us. You had a car accident with one of our contractors and YOU did not have insurance, This is your 3rd accident without insurance and you still manage to maintain a legal drivers license( amazing). You then decide to take legal action against the person you hit. You are one of the reasons that the legal system is filled with frivolous lawsuits. Just another example of someone looking for something for nothing.


Used to play Coldwater on a regular basis.  Held my annual outing there for several years.  For some reason lately there have been an awfully large number of kids and dog-walkers out on the course during regular play recently who have no regard for the players.\n\nMentioned to the clubhouse to see if they could or would do anything but they will not.  Kind of a pickle for me since I live on the course and now I have too many complaints from the players in my outing to return.  It is a good layout and a fun course to play but I just can't get beyond this issue.\n\nIf they could fix this I would be back with my group but not until then.\n\nSorry


This place has really good gyros. And their seasoned fries are awesome too. Their pita bread is really unique, probably because it's Naan bread and not typical of the bread which I've had gyro meat on mostly in my life. Their cuts of gyro are super meaty - no thin slices here, so they're super-filling with just five or six hunks of beef and lamb. Definitely heading back to this place. Service probably could have been nicer, but, with all of Greece's recent austerity measures, and their crappy soccer teams of late, I cut 'em some slack.


When I am looking for fast, cheap, good Hawaiian eats in Vegas, I stop here.  Love the marination that they use on their meats.  Great malasadas too!


I've said it before - chains exist so that people know what to expect as far as consistency goes. \n\nThat being said - I've been to the Famous Dave's in Long Beach and I actually enjoyed my meal - both the service and the food. I wish I could say the same about my experience at the North Las Vegas location. \n\nService - our server was around when she needed to be. At least in her opinion that is. She took our order. Brought out drinks, our order, the bill and my change. Otherwise, looking for her was like playing the game - \"Where's Waldo?\" At least she was friendly. I'll give her that much. \n\nAs for the food - my family ordered the Feast and it came out so fast that it explained why the food wasn't very good. Warm it up and serve it up must be their motto. The meat selections were all dry. Of the ribs, the brisket, the chicken, fries and corn, I like the fries the best. That's saying a lot considering I'm a carnivore and I love my dead, cooked animal meat. \n\nComparing notes of my two experiences at Famous Dave's - I have to suggest that lunch is better than dinner. It stands to reason that lunch will be fresher while dinner will be the meats prepared earlier in the day to be able to serve the evening crowd faster. Either that or the North Las Vegas location is just that bad. One day I may get around to testing this feeling ...


My mother in law was in for a visit and we were in the mood for soup and salad. I had been wanting to try Caf\u00e9 Zupas and this seemed like the perfect opportunity. As we walked in, the young lady at the front door explained the menu and offerings - this was very helpful seeing it was our first visit. It was busy, but the staff at the counter took the time to explain things and let us taste a few of the soups, which was very helpful. \n\nI had the chicken enchilada chili and the BBQ chicken salad. Both were great. My mother in law loved her food as well. The meal also came with a chocolate covered strawberry. It actually was a lot of food.  The only bland part of the meal was the bread that came with the soup - it was nothing special. \n\nThe dining room was very nice and the attendant in the room was a really sweet, helpful lady.\n\nI'll definitely plan on returning in the future.


Bought a Groupon for the place; not even sure it's open anymore.  The place is basically awful and that's putting it nicely.  The wait staff is totally clueless and doesn't even know you're in the place.  I had to shout out to them after watching them talk for five minutes or more. After that, they all scrambled like they were busy when the manager noticed my frustration.  They all look like tattooed, dropouts, looking for something to do.  The food was fair, if that and I can't even remember what I had.  If you're looking to go out, stay out of this place.  I still have a Groupon to use, so I think I'll get something simple and never return. Like I said, I don't even know if it's still open.


My first visit to the Mandarin Oriental, it is my new favorite Vegas hotel. (Sorry, Encore, I do love you, but M.O. is wonderful!). Elegant, first-class service and the perfect hideaway right in the middle of the City Center!\n\nOnce you enter the hotel, you feel \"elevated\" (and not just because you must take an elevator up to the main lobby). I mean \"elevated\" as in \"treated with respect.\" Customer service is top-notch. The hotel interior is dreamy-beautiful and you won;t want to leave!\n\nTruly, you feel as if you have escaped the crazy roller coster ride of Las Vegas for luxe comfort and relaxation.\n\nYou must go to their bar, perched high above the Strip. Commanding views of the lights and the hustle-bustle down on the street. Order an exotic cocktail and dress glamorously! I did not dine in the restaurant as I had other commitments (boo-hoo), but I did have a fabulous massage in their Spa. I scheduled a massage after check-out and then enjoyed a final view of the cityscape from the whirlpool. (It doesn't get any better than this!)\n\nThey knew my flight was taking off shortly, so afterwards  they whisked me down to their town car and off to the airport. Yes, I am now a fan : )


This is a great small restaurant, great service and food was delicious! Try the Full taco and it was amazing!


With all the pizza places on this particular corner, I would have expected a new place coming in to be over the top.  The margarita pizza was just sad.  Barely any cheese, made with sauce instead of fresh tomatoes, just an all around bust.  They don't have much on the menu - especially for someone gluten free.  \n\nThe wait staff was awesome.


Pool was terrific.  Room was great.  Old Town Scottsdale was a trip.  Me and my girlfriend had an absolute blast.\nSpecial note*** Aurora at the front desk took great care of us.  She even surprised us by buying a bottle of red wine for my girlfriend on her birthday!  Who does that?!  High recommendations.


I was excited to try Roman Candle because I've heard good things; however, I was underwhelmed.\n\nThe pizza was ok. I ordered the Roman Candle, which seemed like a good staple for a first try. The crust wasn't anything to write home about. Bland, no flavor. The fire cracker sauce was decent, but not as spicy as I thought it would be (although, being from Texas, I have a high spice tolerance). The toppings were sparse, only 2 pieces of sausage on average per piece!\n\nOverall, mediocre. Will I ever find a good pizza place in Madison???


My son and I were in Phoenix for a couple of days to watch the Yotes and Oilers. We were staying in the area and went into this place on a Sunday evening. What a huge mistake. The waitress was just fine, however, the food was miserable. My son ordered a burger and I ordered a chicken sandwich. My sandwich was burnt on the edges and the curly fries were soggy (for both of us). My son's burger was barely edible and I wish I could say the same for the chicken burger.  It tasted aweful. That was my last meal in this joint.


I am always on the lookout for new places in Las Vegas to eat Russian Food. So here's another place. I like the name, Dacha is Russian for \"Summer Home\", which I've always had fond memories of when I was a kid growing up in Russia. The outside actually looks like a Dacha, which was pretty intriguing. Problem was that the inside looked like a Russian Dance Hall.. Loud music, Hookah, strange d\u00e9cor, not the best first impression. \nThe food was good. Olivie is something you can judge a Russian Restaurant by and theirs was great and it was a very nice portion. \nThey were out of the pickled Herring, which was a little disappointing. \nRassolnik was well balanced and tasty. Zharkoe was good too, haven't seen this dish on too many Russian menus, despite being a common Russian dish. \nOverall the food was authentic and the prices were reasonable. I want to come back and try the Piroshki and the Borsht, both of which are a good barometer for Russian Food. The service is not bad and I like addition of classic Russian Cartoons on the big screen. \nI am a little confused about the some of the reviews, which look about as fake as  Watches sold near the Red Square. Grammar mistakes obviously written by the same person. A little distasteful, so I am docking a star for that, even though it's a little funny. Overall, I would totally recommend coming to this place and trying the food. If you  are or have ever been interested in trying Russian food, this place will give you a good idea of what it's all about.


Even with a 20% off coupon from Caesars this place is a joke!\nAn over hyped 7/11 style self serve slushy with barely any alcohol. Supposedly I paid extra for 2 patron shots but I never saw patron bottles anywhere. The tequila was brought out from the back in vials. Can you say scam? I never even got a buzz...on an empty stomach.\nSave your $20 on your 18oz slur pie & go to the liquor stores on the strip.


Started with the BBQ shrimp.  Tasty and just the right size.  3 pieces of shrimp for a group of 3. I had the Emeril's Barbecued Salmon for lunch, tasty but there are better items on the menu.  My uncle's Po Boy sandwich with Whiskey Braised Roast Beef had just the most amazing tender and juicy beef. As for my aunt, she had a great filet that was on the most amazing potatoes.  I think they had lobster and loads of butter and cream in them.  I should have paid better attention, but I would definitely make sure to order some of the spuds.  Only disappointment was the bread was served individually as if it was baked freash, maybe it was, but it sure tasted lame to me.


The care I received here was satisfactory.\nMy complaint is every time I have called, I am on hold for AT LEAST 10 solid minutes.\nThe vibe is a little aloof.\nThe only person who has been helpful is Martha in billing. Thanks Martha! You are bringing the place up a notch. :)


Chipped beef on toast, corned beef hash, biscuits and gravy and eggs maximillion all excellent!


You cannot be serious okay let's talk about the good first  this place has a awesome setup really clean, and a nice welcoming atmosphere its trying to create a new modern appeal to Mill Ave but it lacks taste and originality I tried this place instead of my regular spot and thought the ice cream was something I could get from my own freezer not unique or homemade and the cookies I could of got at a local grocery store. The counter person was insistent that it was a cheap snack being $2.00 and all but I mentioned that it's not about quantity but much more about quality and I would pay more a product that was homemade.


THE SILK ROAD HAS CLOSED, PERMANENTLY.\n\nThis was completely unclear from the little sign out front, that read \"Silk Road is closed, please visit the Market Cafe\".\n\nWhen we walked by and saw the sign, I figured they were only open for dinner.\n\nLater that night we walked by again, and I thought maybe they're closed on Wednesdays??\n\nThe following evening the space was open, being used for a private event.\n\nIt wasn't until the third day that I realized the restaurant isn't just closed, it's CLOSED.\n\nThis is a bummer, because it now means there is no proper restaurant in Vdara, if you want a meal, you'll have to leave the hotel.\n\n If you want a sandwich or a short-order breakfast, you can visit the Market Cafe, as long as you get there before 8pm.


So my mission to find a good blue cheese burger in Vegas continues now that Create is gone. [You can check out my review for Bottles & Burgers' blue cheese burger for another option] This is what I would get if I'm jones-in for a blue cheese burger and I don't have a lot of time. I made my own burger with the regular bun, onions, tomatoes, spinach, blue cheese, and spicy buffalo sauce. It was pretty damn good if I do say so. Has it ended the search? Not yet. Off to the Three Angry Wives next to try theirs. Until then my friends, stay hungry.


MEAN people.. Our dog is a customer, called at 11:00AM on a Saturday, with our dog howling so loud that you could hear him a block away.  We knew it was his time to put him down.  However, Matthews refused because they were closing at noon.  Can you believe that?  They said to take him to an emergency clinic and we told them we could not afford that.  We had already checked prices weeks before, because we knew it was getting close. We had already been sedating him and giving him pain meds. So,I called again at 11:30 to beg them to take him.  While I was on the phone they mistook me for another customer and said that it was okay, Dr. Pritchett would wait to see their dog, which they were putting down.  Now, that was biased! It was okay for them, but not for us.  Obviously, Dr. Pritchard was already waiting.. I think this was absolutely MEAN, not do take him in.  Where is the passion when you need it??


I'm not sure what the hype is about.\nThe good:  Great space (Atmosphere, crowd, ambiance, decor), great service.\nThe okay:  Food was mediocre.  Seriously, everyone at the table was not impressed with their meal.  Bad night?   I appreciate chef's exploring, but do that on your own time.  The chef was trying to be creative, I get that.  But the flavors, textures and aromas - nothing harmonized. I literally had an upset stomach afterwards.\n\nAnywhos, if you're looking for a kitschy place to take a date and not worrying about an impressive meal, this is your place.  Or if you just want cocktails, this is the place.


I had been here once before and I thought it was okay.. But since it's close I decided to try again and it was awful. The girl was not friendly at all and all she did was gossip with the other lady. I tried asking a question and she was rude. Then she was buffing my toe nails and buffed my skin. It hurt so bad and I had a a cut for awhile after. I would never go back ever.


Take out Pizza with out the grease! The pizza's from La Favourita are amazing - fact! MY favorita is the Capricciosa with extra anchovies followed by the Tiramisu. We had them last night after an afternoon of gardening which works up an appetite and a half I can tell you. Two large pizzas, between three and we were happy garden gnomes sat in the sun with a bottle of red. Lovely


The food here is great, wonderful american-asian infusion.


BEST RESTAURANT I'VE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE OF DINING AT! HANDS DOWN! \n\nThe people at Mastros truly get it! Service service & more service. My wife & I ate here on our honeymoon & while he food was great, the service was amazing!!!\n\nFOOD: My wife had the sea bass which was incredible. Buttery, delicate, flaky, delectable & flavorful. I had the incredible salmon & I was floored! Not to mention the huge complimentary warm butter cake was THE BEST RESTAURANT DESSERT I'VE EVER HAD! \n\nSERVICE: We ordered the mac-n-cheese but our waiter brought out the wrong side dish. He didn't dispute it, he didn't make a face or impose a funny energy about it AT ALL! He simply said, oh we're so sorry! Keep this one & I'll bring out the correct side dish. Whattttt?!?! Where do they do that at???? Mastro's apparently! They even plate your sides onto your entree plate for you. Ultimately & even more importantly the servers & bus boys energies were warm & full of laughter & smiles. This ..... Is what service is about as my wife & I rave about this place to everyone! This inspired a HUGE TIP! \n\nSYNOPSIS: You so called Michelin rated, 4 star uppity high end restaurants could learn a hell of a lot from Mastro's. They have single handed restored my faith that fine dining doesn't have to equate to stuffy, dry, bland, pretentious uninspired service & energy. 10 stars!


Good family restaurant


Johnnie's deflowered me with their Chicago dog. \n\nI was a virgin to Chicago style hot dogs until Johnnie's. Z Pizza was getting boring and I was interested in trying something new. I was kind of skeptical  from the moment I walked into the store. It was dark and not crowded considering how it was lunch time. \n\nThen I was greeted by a Korean dude and thought, \"Oh boy, Korean hot dogs... this should be interesting.\" But he was actually really nice. I wasn't exactly how to order so I just asked him to give me one with everything.\n\nAfter he was done, I unwrapped my dog to find a shit-ton of toppings. Onions, tomatoes, pickles, peppers, mustard... all on a poppy seed bun. I heard it was sacrilegious to put ketchup on a Chicago dog so I didn't but it certainly didn't need it. The hot dog was awesome and I finished it fast, so fast that I don't think I gave my stomach enough time to figure out that I'm full. Hence, the reason why I have an eating disorder.\n\nI ordered another one and this one took a bit longer to finish but I don't like leaving things unfinished, especially food, so down it goes, into my belly. \n\nIt wasn't until years later that I finally made it to Chicago and had lots of Chicago dogs there. Now THAT was the real deal.


I was really excited to go to this place cause I love the Beatles!!! I went to see my co-workers friend DJ'ing. When we got there I was surprised how small the venue was. The outside decor was actually really appealing. The word Revolution was huge and covered an entire wall with red back-lighting. But when I got inside the clientelle was older than I had expected which was fine...I guess. I was partying with people who had a table which was nice. When my friend did go to the bar and get a bottle of water it was, with a tip $8. mind you this was a small 8 oz bottle of water.  The person we came to see DJ was bomb. We were groovin! Then they kicked him off the tables and it was all down hill from there.  felt like we were listening to a Pandora station of Afro jack. Do like that - but not when I'm lookin to chill. We left shortly after that. Tried givin it my best shot but not worth the cost of drinks, especially combined with the disrespectful men who frequent the Mirage hotel.


Dr. Suykerbuyk was awesome and friendly and had gone to him for years for terrible ingrown toenails... Unfortunately they kept coming back so I went to Dr Saunders. He was so insulting and sarcastic and degraded me (being a brand new young nurse) His medical care was good, my toe healed but I will never go again because I was so insulted, and I am not a sensitive person. He needs to learn professionalism.


This store is VERY dirty, wayyyy too busy, only 3 lanes open on a Monday afternoon with about 15 people in each line. Even the Target Greatland across the freeway had more lanes open with 5, and they arent even a SuperTarget with grocery like this hell-hole is!You can't park because EVERYONE just walks right in front of you and the stupid employees decide right in front of the main entrance door is where they want to bitch about people that shop and spend their money to support their job. I don't think I'm ever going to Hell-Mart again, I'll save my self trouble AND money by purchasing my groceries at Target and Fresh & Easy.


Amazing Mac and Cheese Burger.\n\nDreadful Pizza.\n\n..There were ants on the table.


My girlfriend and I wanted a weekend getaway.  We found the Royal Palms Resort and gave it a try.  It was a little pricey, but it was well worth it for the atmosphere and experience.  We loved the Hacienda feel of the property and enjoyed the time at the pool.  No rowdy kids were to be seen and everyone was enjoying the sun and quiet.  The whole evening was quiet.\n\nThe room we stayed in was also amazing!  It consisted of a tile shower and shutters in front of the bath tub.  It was fun to get away for a weekend.  We even ate at TCooks restaurant.  The food was expensive but we enjoyed being pampered like royalty.  Oh and the drinks we just as great!\n\nI would go back to the Royal Palms anytime.  Definitely recommend it!


Talk about DELICIOUS! The brisket here is to dead for! Trust me when I say this the line is definitely worth the wait! The staff is super friendly, a very down to earth feel. The cute and courteous ol man delegating the parking situation is so sweet offering us water while we waited in the car. Well deserved 5star!


Not my favorite place. I went today to get added RAM for my MAC computer. I was unable to purchase this at the apple store due the fact that apple only carries current stuff in their store bc space is limited. The guy that was helping at Best Buy, not friendly, not knowledgable, unable to answer questions I had. Needless to say, I did not purchase from Best Buy. Off to Frys electronics I go.


I order from this place a lot and it's always been very good. The family loves it, I usually get pepperoni and sausage, regular crust with parmesan topping. The White Cheesy is always a good choice, the cheesy bread is awesome. I've had better pizza, but, for the price nobody else can touch Marcos


This dump does not even deserve 1 star! I was looking forward to my second visit to Chipotle in my life and it happened to appear like a message from God after a long walk on the strip. The workers on the \"burrito\" line were great...except for the last two. One girl wrapped up your burrito in foil and the other wrote on them and prepared them for the cashier. The girl wrapping the burritos seemed like a robot and therefore didn't notice that every piece of pre-cut foil was a little too small to wrap the full burrito. This left a small 1/2 inch by 2 inch exposed area on the burrito. That's OK (I thought) as she finished wrapping, but then the retard flipped the burritio upside down and the next employee in line just slid the burrito down the counter to the cashier! SOOOO GROSS. You could tell they had a \"rhythm\" going as it was busy (as I'm sure it always is since it's on the strip). So once I told her there was no way in hell i was eating a burrito that had been slid on a counter all the way to the cashier, she seemed upset but ordered another burrito to be made right away. Then, I get to the cashier and order myself a Corona with my burrito. Corona pops on the counter but with a disgusting lime. It wasn't even a faint shade of green, it was brown and way squishy. Almost the consistency of playdoh. I'm not about to drink herpes in a bottle so I explained that the lime was near compost quality and the same lady that I complained about the burrito to went fishing in the lime bin. She came out with another lime that had a brown bruise on the skin and said \"They all look like that\" and I took it, because I am well aware of the bruising habits of limes in particular since Coronas are like water in my life. I could have debated on the difference between the first lime I received and the second, but I was hungry and really needed to start chugging the beer after my experience. Sorry for the INCONVENIENCE CHIPOTLE. I surely slowed down your process on that nice Saturday afternoon on the strip but why don't you serve SANITARY food. As far as I'm concerned, you should be shut down for health violations, but I am sure you won't be because most of the people ingesting your food are drunk and/or nasty and probably already have HIV.


So my girlfriends and I wandered back to MGM and sat in Centrifuge, which was okay. It's expensive for an inner casino bar - trying to be cool and classy and hip. I ordered something fruity, argued with Mr. Harris about past transgressions. \n\nI'm not a fan of an actual bar within a casino - I prefer just the bar itself snaked against the wall, or drinking and gambling at the tables. Have something separate, with walls, and I'll be happier. Centrifuge had an attitude that I can't really put my finger on it - maybe it was the bartender wanting to go home, or having a judgment on us because we were drinking still. \n\nBut...isn't that the point...? Don't you want us to drink...more?


If this place thinks it's a spa, they are wrong. I waited 20 minutes to be asked to sit at a table, then asked to move. My nail tech said all of two words to me while talking to everyone else in a foreign language. There's a sign above the nail polish stating if you break one of their ancient bottles, you'll be paying for it. There's some decrepit lotions in a corner cabinet and a spray tan booth for sale. Yet, they were busy. My nails turned out fine ($15 for a fill) but I won't be back.


Brunch? I had no idea they served brunch! I can't remember the name of the brunch item I ordered, but I've been trying to emulate it at home without success ever since. Anyway, it involved two fried corn tortillas smothered with refried beans, green chili sauce, and a fried egg. I ordered a cup of pozole to start because it was a little cold outside and a spicy cup of soup sounded good and it did not disappoint. All components of my meal were great and so was the service. I will not let a year pass between visits next time.


Dirty, filthy counter and floor. Rude cashier, probably cause we're not vietnamese, or because we interupted the conversation she was having with her friend that was hanging out at the counter. The one table inside was filled with someones trash, it was never cleared. The two tables outside also had a ton of trash on them, so we took them to go. If hard crusty week old bread, with wilted veggies and dried out meat is your thing, this is the place for you.


I don't mean to be a grumpy reviewer here amongst obviously a sea of 5 star reviews. And I am going to be very honest up front that the person who took my order was EXTREMELY friendly and nice, she even gave me advice between he two items I was choosing to order.\n\nHow it works here is that they take your order in front of the truck, then the order is handed to one of the personnel inside the truck and they call your name when your item is ready.\n\nI picked Herben Legend to be the first food truck to sample because it seemed like it had the shortest line amongst entree serving trucks. Therefore, I think my review is quite fair since I did not have any other trucks to compare the food to. I was gravitated towards this truck as well because of the eclectic ethnic choices on the menu board. American, Vietnamese, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Mexican! \n\nI ordered the Mojo beef tostada and I was not impressed. I was not the only person who sampled the item, my cousin also had some of my food. Neither one of us liked it very much. After I lifted up my fried tortilla bowl like chip, there was an inch of red grease on the bottom of the paper plate...I also thought the presentation of the food could have been a bit well thought out, it was hard figuring out how to eat it. A pile of pulled beef with lemon zest and avocado piled on top of a big tortilla chip. The flavor was a bit too greasy and sour for my taste. \n\nI will definitely give Herben Legend another try, it could be that I just ordered the wrong item or I caught them on a busy day. The fried green tomato provolone sandwich(the other item I was choosing to order) sounded extremely tempting!


We DEFINITELY did not go here for pizza. It was the only thing available. We were actually going to dine in the restaurant at Ellis Island because lil guy wanted ribs. Well, the kitchen was closed that particular night and they were on a limited menu. Ribs was not part of it. Then, we decided to walk over to the brewery because they also serve ribs, but we got there at 10:03pm and they close at 10pm.\n\nHubby had been driving and driving around like he usually does and couldn't make up his mind where we should eat. Of course, hours go by and we've just completely missed the boat. A couple who were waiting by the brewery said they'd been there for 45 minutes and still were not seated. GODAMMIT. Lil guy was now starving.\n\nSo there was only one thing left. Metro Pizza. The stuff looked like it'd been sitting there forever. OK the good thing is that these pizza slices were paper thin (the way I like my pizza).\n\nWe waited a long time since the guy behind near the oven was on his cell phone. 8-10 mins go by and another guy comes over and helps us. Lil guy wanted a slice of pepperoni and hubby and I got the combo topping selection. Boy, the guy didn't even put it into the oven for us and I didn't know to ask.\n\nWe sit down and lil guy immediately said \"mommy, this is really greasy\". He had picked up the slice and his plate had a pool of oil just laying there. I would've taken a photo but my hands were greasy from my own slice so I decided not to soil my camera.\n\nI ended up using about 10 napkins to soak up some of the oil from lil guy's pizza. Our slices weren't all that great either. I guess if you've been out partying and drinking, all that grease is probably okay. However, we were starving and it was just a disgusting end to an otherwise great day.\n\nNo, I'll never have pizza here again. GROSS! But they're open until 3am.


It's time for them to upgrade to a bigger place! It's winter time...We decided to go here after I was looking at all the yummy looking photos on yep.  I saw this place a few years ago when it was coming soon.....Soooo, we walked in this place, and you couldn't even get to the host to put your name on the list for a table.   Ok so, we finally made it to him put our name on the list.  They told us about 40 min wait!  Wow!  Come to find out, you can't call and make reservations, not good!  We decided to just order to go.  Well that was still a 40 min. wait.  We ordered the fried chicken appetizer, My husband ordered the Ronin Burger uummmm, they kept the egg though!  I ordered the Crusty Crab, Truffle fries and salt and pepper fries.\n\nI loved the Chicken appetizer, it was so good, but with all the dipping sauces, I wasn't sure what was suppose to go with it.  I did try all of the sauces with the chicken.  Again, not sure which one was suppose to go with the chicken\n\nI loved both fries the truffle one was different, but it was still good.  I really liked the salt and pepper one.  It had jalapenos and cilantro on it,  what a nice touch. \n\nThe Ronin, we ordered well done....we didn't get that, it was medium well!  If that were my burger, I couldn't have eaten it!  When a customer ask for well done, we don't want to see any red!  So due to that I didn't even get to taste it.  My husband was ok with it.  He said it was not bad.  Except he would have also left the coleslaw off. \n\nSo on to the Crusty Crab...I'm not use to mushy...If you like your crab crispy....I would pass on this one.  It was mushy....I wasn't expecting this to be mushy.  It was eitable, but I think crispy is better.   I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.  Try something else, unless you don't mind mushy.\n\nThe employee's seemed like they were stressed out!  It was crazy busy, and this is a Wednesday night.    I would hate to see it on a Friday or Saturday.\n\nI think if I go back, I will call ahead, and only get it to go, the host said it's busy all the time!  Great for them, but I don't like to wait like that.


I didn't have a room here, just came to gamble/drink. Southpoint is nice refresher to keep away from the crowds and people from the strip. Mostly local people here and i like how they are quick with the beers at the video poker at the center bar. I will definitely come back here...


I like their lunch menu. The portions are a tiny bit small but still fills you up. I'm a of the pick 2 lunch deal. And it's awesome they let us choose 2 entrees. Usually get the penne pasta and chicken wrap. Price is right and food is good. Definitely a worthwhile lunch spot. Only negative is its always busy during lunch ao food and bill will take a while tO get to you. Don't think I've ever made it back in under an hour and it's a block away.


First timer! \n\nMeats were fresh and plentiful. kalbi ribs and ribeye were excellent. Next time I come, I will be sure to get mounds of these two yummy meats. \n\nShrimp was quite sweet and tasty. \n\nThe pumpkin and red bean soup was also very yummy. \n\nThey also had a whole bunch of other cooked foods that weren't bad too. Actually there were too many items to choose from. Didn't get a chance to sample everything. \n\nThe desserts area could be better, but who had room for desserts after such a satisfying meal. But they did have this sugar and sesame glazed sweet potato that was quite good. \n\nThe service was excellent. The servers actually had our first plate of meat cooked while we were getting other meats. It was nice to sit down and be able to eat right away. They came and changed out our grill two times. \n\nWill definitely go back to try other delights and have more kalbi ribs and ribeye.


Most overpriced mediocre Asian food ever.  Everything tasted like something you could get at a fast food Chinese restaurant.  It's ridiculous that they charge $18 for a plate of vegetables and $28 for some rice porridge.  I don't understand why people even come here!  \n\nI would never choose to eat here if I was actually paying for it.


Absolutely delicious! I can't wait to come back. The food was amazing and fresh. Try the bacon guacamole & the coconut plan!


Solid beers on tap (dogfish head 90 min, chimay) great cocktails and excellent service. \n\nThank you Daniel.


This was our first time ordering at the Aurelio's on Craig (we didn't know it was there so we'd been going to the one on Cheyenne). \n\nI'll give them 2 because the pizza was delivered quickly and it was hot, but the two thin crust pizzas we ordered were garbage. The crust was not that thin and the texture was awful. Both pizzas were very salty, especially the pepperoni (the other was tomato, spinach, mushroom). We also had a coupon for a free appetizer and got fried mushrooms. They were bland, not worth actually paying for. We will go back to the Aurelio's on Cheyenne. Their pizza is much better. \n\nMy husband's comment: \"Ouch-Elio's thas right cuz it hurt my pocket and then that nasty pizza hurt my mouth, it gave me bad breath and had people calling me yuk-mouth for a week. Ouch-Elio's should make dog food cuz my dogs loved their pizza....my dog chubby loved the pizza so much it had him licking his paws.\"


What's up with day clubs in Vegas? I don't get the hype. I guess it's just a good excuse to wear as little as possible, check people out in bikinis and drink all while standing around a kiddie sized pool. \n\nThe size of the pool here is ridiculous. It's tiny and everyone just stands around it or sits by the edge to dip their feet. SCREW it..my friends and I went right in. (Don't try to bring your drink into the water...this guy with an orange whistle will come blowing it repeatedly until he gets your attention and yells at you to take it out of the water). Unbelievable....\n\nThey have a great marketing plan here because there is NO WHERE to stand around if you don't have a table/cabana. They'll smirk at you when you refuse the table/cabana service outside...then laugh when you come back to them asking for one after checking out the scene. They have tables with minimum $200 drink/food purchase..but you'll end up paying more because of service and table fees. pssh! Lame. \n\nThere's a jacuzzi on the side with pretty strong jets that were nice to sit by, but the water was just too hot for the desert. You can't sit in there too long. \n\nOverall, I had a fun time because of the people I was with, not so much thanks to Tao Beach.


Went to Sushi Mon last night for dinner.  \nWhen we walked in I noticed how small it was (thus only the four stars)   Only 6 tables and the sushi bar . \nWe sat down and decided to order. They have a really diverse menu, and you can order half rolls which is good if you are not sure about the item you are trying. \nThe atmosphere is really good, and the restaurant seems to buzz  with everyone having such a good timel\nTried a Royal California roll.  This is a california roll that has been deep fried.  I can't even begin to describe the tasty goodness.  I think the crunchiness of the rice really makes this roll special.\nAlso tried a mexican roll - very spicy  I loved it. \nshrimp tempura- extremely light and crispy.\nchicken teriyaki- so good and not too sweet.\nJJ roll - was extremely good and even had asparagus in it. This was new to me. But the flavor and texture was amazing.\nWe tried the Alaskan Snow crab - VERY SWEET! it was good but only a one timer for me ... not my fave.\nI truly enjoyed how fresh the flavor and texture of our food was. The servers were great and helped explain what was in a roll. Or suggest a roll... or even answer mundane questions they probably get all the time.\nOverall a great dining experience and well worth the 28.95  for all you can eat...


Amazing service and the spinach lobster salad was amazing!!  We will come back for more!  For sure...


Wow. Some amazingly gourmet poutine here. Gravy obviously made from painstakingly reduced beef stock, rather than thickeners.  Deliciously sauteed red peppers. Fresh curds. A serious step above your average Montreal poutine.


Go to Lee Lee's or Mekong. It is worth the drive. I have been here several times in the past and apparently forgot what I was getting into again. Remembered walking out once before after the fact.\n\nInside looked like a hurricane just hit and took out most of the aisles. The floors and some of the meat cases were filthy. I've seen and been in a few hurricanes when I lived in Houston as a kid in the 70's and this was scary. You could barely maneuver with all the stuff piled up everywhere and in the way.\n\nJust needed a couple items to complete my ingredients for a tasty Schezuan dinner and did not want to drive all the way down to Chandler - Mesa area. All I wanted was some Schezuan Pepper Corns and some Hot Bean Paste which they did not have. Did manage to score on some Pickled Peppers. Make sure and check the dates. Some items that I looked at were out of date by a few months. The produce also looked a little withered and no longer what I call fresh.\n\nService is poor to say the least. The food manger just looked at me like I was from Mars and seemed confused when I ask him for assistance. It took me almost 20 minutes to get to the checkout counter. Once there, the bag dudes proceeded to make silly comments about the customers leaving and the cashier on the other hand could not keep her fingers out of her facial orifices. Maybe it was just an off day ... Dim Sum anyone?


We had a Groupon so figured we'd make the trip for a sweet deal on Sushi, didn't work out that way. We decided on a couple of rolls with macadamia nuts because.. well...who doesn't like macadamia nuts? Rolls come, no nuts. Even though it clearly lists them on the menu, not one roll has a nut. \n\nWe ask the server about it and she says they don't include nuts on the rolls ( and apparently don't ask if you want them) because of the allergy risk. Which assumes people can't read and makes zero sense. I noticed you had no issues with the cream cheese, what about about the lactose intolerant people?\n\nSo she brings us out a small bowl of stale nuts and we put them on the sushi, which ruins it. We'd had a couple of bites before we dumped the crappy stale nuts on the sushi so I was ok with paying for it and getting out of the place. So I call the issue to the servers attention, she says \"let me go get my manager\" and this \"manager\" never comes out. I was simply looking for some reassurance that the nuts would be thrown out and no else would want to puke on their food, but that was too much to ask. Paid the bill and left.


These people are the worst.  They get a little power over you and they treat you like garbage!!!  They are like Nazis!!  Just mean for no reason.  I hate dealing with them.  Curt and impersonal.  Avoid at all costs!  They like to call themselves a law firm, but they are a collection agency with absolutely no personal touch.  They obviously do not depend on repeat business from anyone they deal with and they show it.  I have never written a review before, but I was compelled to after my last phone call with Christine.  Good luck!


My boyfriend and I love this place! Great mojitos and be ready to eat! Great lighting. Lots of room.


Love the atmosphere.  Its best to get their late in the afternoon when the Bellagio fountains go off and stay to watch the sun go down as the lights of The Strip come on.


First visit to the new second location of Pro Nails by Julie on McDonald and Granite Reef in Scottsdale. Excellent and attentive service. Friendly staff does beautiful work. They take their time and pay attention to your needs. Was very happy with the final results, so much better than the last overpriced \"fancy\" place we went to. I have found a new nail place!!!!!


This isn't a movie theater that I frequent regularly since I live in NLV, but the \"renovations\" since Rave owned the place seems favorable. They've added extended armrests between each seat with a heavier duty cup holder than you're used to but has pros and cons; while it makes sharing drinks and snacks easier, it also makes the armrest stationary. \n\nPRO:\nNew armrests are larger.\nSnack bar seems to be larger than most.\n\nCON:\nThe movie (White House Down) started about 20 minutes late, apparently nobody was in the operating room.\nThere were only like 30 M&Ms in the package I purchased at the snack bar.


Staying at South Point this past weekend I must admit I was pleasantly surprised. \n\nI was very skeptical and unsure of what to expect considering it is 15 minutes away from the strip and only $70 a night. I mentally prepared myself for the worst. \n\nDriving into the hotel everything was very self explanatory and it wasn't absolute mayhem like most hotels tend to be in Vegas. We did the free self park (tons of parking spaces available) and walked straight into the hotel. The check in was easy breezy and they even give you a coupon book to use during your stay. \n\nPros: \nRooms are huge \nCheap rates \nBowling alley (open 24 hours) \nArcade (with air hockey) \nCoupon book \nNice pool \nMovie theater \n\nCons: \nNo shows available at the hotel \nCab ride onto the strip is about $18-$26 depending on traffic \nCrowd is not very young or attractive \n\nI guess it depends what your motives are but I think South point is nice in that you get to go out of town and be close to Vegas, without being around all the hustle and bustle that comes with Sin City.


Let me start by saying the food was amazing! Best ribs I've had yet and really great baked beans. Nice environment with a great open strip view. I chose to give this a poor rating because of the servers attitude. The girl who brought our food out had MAJOR attitude problems. Our waitress also checked on us once only after we asked another employee of her where abouts. Leaving for home tomorrow, frequent Vegas quite often. More than likely will not return or suggest.


i have been getting my hair cut here for 15 years.  Marjorie is amazing and priceless.  I am as picky about my hairstylist as i am my dentist or doctor.  I travel extensively for work and get compliments no matter where i travel.  Wouldn't go anywhere else!


The selection here is solid. Not too much variety compared to the other ones. However, this place has one thing that I love to eat..... King Crab legs. I swore that was all I ate here. The tri tip was pretty good as well. However, asides from those two selection, everything else is pretty mediocre. If you want King Crab legs come here, if not then I recommend somewhere else.


Rating the way the hotel rooms look, and solely just look, I give this place about 4 - 4.5 stars. I like the decor and everything, definitely one of my top 3 favorites, after vdara and palazzo. \n\nBut regarding the hotel as a whole, 3 stars is more justifiable. First off, the location sucks. Why oh why does it have to be so far away from the strip? And second, the reception here is HORRIBLE (regarding the hotel rooms, not the lobby and general casino area). I've been to two rooms, floors 2 and 6, and none of them have service. If anything, you can get service for about 5 minutes and then POOF its gone. It's very irritating. And there's also no free wifi, $12.99 for 24 hours per device. Free wifi in the lobby supposedly though, but I couldn't seem to find a decent connection.\n\nAnd the bathrooms in the rooms look really nice, but the doors? Oh my effing piece of crap they are the most annoying doors I have ever came into contact with. They look nice, don't get me wrong. I looked at them and was like wow how modern and stylish and stuff...but there is no way to close them without making the HUGEST sound. They just slam by themselves unless you grab them and slowly close them each time. Trust me, if you stay here, you'll know what I'm talking about. \n\nAs for the rest of the hotel, of course as everyone knows, their buffet is very popular. I like how they also have hash house a go go here as well. And their bakery babycakes is pretty good too. \n\nA major plus is the pool area. Pretty fun and interesting. One of my favorite pools in vegas (I think monte carlo has the best though). Its two split pools with lounge chairs in the middle and spread around. The music they play is upbeat and gets you dancing in a fun way. The house/pop music is played in the 21+ pool to the side. That area was alright, a lesser version of tao beach in my opinion. I'd rather go swimming in the main pool.  \n\nThe gym is pretty nice, better than some of the other hotel gyms in vegas. BUT its $15.99 per hotel guest, which is annoying because usually gym memberships are free with being a guest. And it's not nice enough to pay $15.99.\n\nSo three stars because even though this place definitely has its ups, I'm very annoyed with how much they charge for things that should be free. The location is a hassle. And they need to do something about cell phone reception because I use my phone a lot.


Located inside Monte Carlo next to Dragon Noodles. They have a Sunday Red Sauce Dinner with 3 course dinner-salad, entree, dessert. It comes with free breadsticks and marinara sauce. The waiter was good on refills. Nice place to eat there for dinner.


Their Kobe burger with cheddar cheese, lettuce, pickles on the side, and hot fries are amazing. It satisfies the \"hard-core\" hunger..making my mouth water even now. The service is straight forward, rapid and no-questions asked cooperative.\n\nThey have at least two large TV's with sports and the food network on them, it's fun to watch as you dine in. Farren's Pub is a flight of stairs down from the street level, and filled with indoor lights and good aromas. \nThey have hot tea for the non-drinker, and it's non smoking of course. Very cool place.


I wish I had read the review recommending to avoid the stale wheat bread before I ordered.  It was stale. Mushrooms were canned. Did not like getting hit with the $0.35 credit card fee but the prices were reasonable to start with. I had a hearty and warm and salty sandwich that will keep me going all afternoon at work. Food was delivered fast. It's an OK stop if you don't have much time for lunch.


Walked in to the store and security guard demanded to show him my reusable bag, so I did. After not finding to buy because the seafood and meat did not look that good I walked out and offered to show the woman at self check to look inside my bag she lets me go. Than calls me back asking if I had walked in with it and I might be doing something funny with it. That I also should have left it there at self check. Last time I left a reusable bag at a store it was gone, so I will not be back to this store!


It's really nothing special if you ask me. Unless you're a tourist who doesn't know much about the great local spots available it maybe satisfying. But asides from the decor I think the sweets are just too sweet to do anyone any good and especially not worth the price. It's just really hyped out I mean would you really buy a lollipop holder that Katy perry designed for $25? Seriously! Where do they come up with this stuff! 1 star for the fun decor and another for having a little cafe sitting eatery station.


Humble pie has become a go restaurant for my family. When I became a parent I was worried we would be relegated to eating at places like Red Robin until my kids were in college. As a \"foodie\" this deeply concerned me. I made the decision that we would train our kids to be well behaved in a restaurant so we could continue to have fun dining experiences. Well, that didn't happen. My son is one of the pickiest eaters and as never ending ants in the pants which makes sitting for long periods of time a challenge. Thankfully for me there are places like Humble Pie. My husband and I really enjoy the pizza and my son seems to enjoy all the food on the children's menu. The location on 7th street has a trendy vibe and if you can get a seat on the patio, there's always great people watching. On top of good food in a cool atmosphere, they're fast and kids eat free on Sundays!! If you're not a parent, you will really enjoy Humble Pie for their food and drinks, but if you're a parent and want good food in a child friendly atmosphere, look no further than here! It's a win for everyone!


I went here for a party... cool place.  I'm not a nightclub person, but it was nice.  I loved the Tao Beach, which is upstairs, outside.  Lots of places to sit and relax throughout the club.  Drinks were ok - I downgraded one star because they don't seem to know how to make a lemon drop.  Who puts it in a regular glass with ice!?!? weird (not in a good way).  Food was tasty.  They make awesome potstickers.  Yum.


Their drive through is hit or miss....sometimes it's super long and other times it's crazy fast.  You just never know. \nBut the coffee is consistent and the staff is friendly.


Was here and staff was friendly and knowledgeable.  Range masters were polite. My only disappointment  was that I figured I'd rent a revolver while I was there and the cashier finally talked me into the S&W Governor.  You boys that know, know what I'm talking about....let's shoot shotguns shells from a hangun!!!\nBut then after all the hype, they were out of shells.  Sad Face.


Okay the staff was some what friendly. The software they use for their mailing is terrible!!! Couldn't find any addresses even though google maps did. Overpriced as well, they just try and charge you the most expensive deal! What the heck. I dropped off and mailed a package a week ago. Just got a confirmation email that it was mailed. Over a week ago! The package should have been mailed the next day via USPS and would have been there already. Just go to the Post Office, fed ex or a real UPS store.


Pretty good Pho - only place I've had it so I don't have much to compare to. The spring rolls are great. The asparagus in my Pho was hard to chew and I had to spit it out, wasn't cool with that. But the flavor is good, the green tea is perfect, been a few times and I'll go back from time to time.


My fianc\u00e9 and I were looking for BBQ on the 4th of July and decided to stop at Toms. I was looking for a reminder of how delicious BBQ is. For it to be the 4th of July the food was not satisfying. The ribs had lots of fatty pieces. The Mac n cheese was bland and it's possible that it was from the day before. The bake beans were straight from a can no unique taste. This place is good for someone who has never had BBQ before...


I had a wonderful shopping experience until it was time to claim what i already paid for. A lady named Dianne Reed attended to me. I had a problem with the quality and she reacted coldly, callously and totally uncaring. If you are to shop from Lens Crafters just make sure you are attended to by someone other than this lady.Just my personal opinion. She also quoted me outrageously high prices ( zero discount) whereas when i went on another day, i talked to two other sales ladies and they immediately offered to give me a discount. \nLens Crafters must be made aware of people like Dianne Reed who totally ruins the shopping experience of people like me.


If I could give this place a negative star rating, I would.  Avoid it at ALL costs.  Though the ambiance is nice and the hostess was friendly, it was the absolute WORST experience we had in Montreal.\n\nThe service is horrendously unorganized and slow.  Then they have the audacity to add service onto your bill.  As we waited forever to be served, we saw several patrons come in, look around and see the unhappy customers and leave.  The waiters brought us one incorrect entree and then we had to wait forever to have the meal we ordered brought out.\n\nTerrible service no matter the ambiance.  It is AWFUL!


Does it make me less of a man to say that I LOVE Frances?\n\nVintage, hip, different. I have been to this store many times with my girlfriend. They have very little in the way of men's items and what they do have is generally for the more petite men than myself...but...\n\nI could easily shop here for every gift giving occasion for my girlfriend or any of the other women in my life. They have far out jewlery, and clothes, the most attractive item of clothing i have ever seen my girlfriend wear was a dress from here that she tried on and decided she would never wear so didn't purchase it. bummer.\n\nI enjoy looking around...it is like a museum set up to display all the things that a woman I date should fancy and wear. The prices can be up there but some items are very fair and frankly for the quality and origionality of the items I find them worth the price if you can pay it.


This 1 star rating is for the personal training. The gym itself is 5 star. Checked in at 10:45 for a 11:00 fitness evaluation. The front desk told me that the trainer will be with me shortly as he was at the desk with new clients. I sat around for 45 mins before I decided to work out. I noticed the trainer was still at the desk with the same people. At 12:00 I noticed the trainer training somebody else. I told the front desk that the trainer blew me off. Later the manager came by I said she was sorry but they did not know I was there. I guess the 3 free personal training sessions I received for signing up will go to waste. New clients seem more important than existing clients. Will not be ignored again. I highly recommend  Mountainside Fitness just don't get trainers.


The MGM Garden arena has to be about 20 years old. My sister and I went to see Miley Cyrus on a Saturday night.  I am gonna write this review in Pros and Cons list style.\n\nPROS: \n-Really not a bad seat in the house.\n-Amazing acoustics for live music.\n-Has a large capacity.\n-Drinks/Concessions are ridiculously over priced.\n-Clean facility.\n-Friendly staff.\n\nCons: \n-There is no easy way to the arena. It is a trek. I usually wouldn't complain, but recovering from surgery, I can complain. So, keep that in mind.\n-The stadium seating is killer on the legs. I am 5'10\", when the lady sat down in the seat in front of me, her seat back dug into my shins. I am ONLY  5'10\" people. I had to sit side saddle to sit semi-comfortably. \n-The ushers are a little older (okay, a lot, it's a sign of the economic times) and did little/nothing to help a way too inebriated (barely, if legal age) fellow meandering up and down the stairs\n- As soon as the show was over (I'm the type to stay seated until the masses clear out), I was urged to get up and get out. I had to make a run to the ladies and I was met with SILVER CURTAIN and was denied entrance to restroom. I get that 11 PM may be past their bed time but they shouldn't close the restrooms as soon as the performance was over. \n\nI have seen many great shows here Bette Midler, Britney Spears, Madonna, NSync, Aerosmith, No Doubt, Elton John, and the list goes on... For that, the MGM will always hold awesome memories, but the staff in the joint dinged it a star and the arena could for sure use an update to 20.