5 Star service, this place is very homely and hidden on the side of Wynn road.  It must compete with Dai jung gum (korean place) and Pho.  I think that their dishes are very homestyle:  The Panang and Veggie green curries are reminiscent of that from a can that I can make at home.  Their soup that comes with the lunch special however, is spectacular- No MSG and sweet from overloading of chicken and veggies.  \n\nI had the Sliced beef noodle soup, Thai style. I was anticipating something spicy sour and sweet, but instead it's just beefy broth and thin pho-like noodles...  Not quite the kind they have in texas


I purchased tickets from Living Social. We sat in section 202 - center stage. \n\nI wasn't impressed with the show. Honestly, I was bored throughout the show and looking at my clock to see how much longer we had until closing. \n\nThe transitions from scene to scene was really slow. They look a long time to get to the point. \n\nThe use of digital art was cool but not downright intriguing. The story line was hard to understand. \n\nId spend my money to go see Le Reve or even pay less to go see the Variety Show. You'll be a lot more entertained.


We are sick and tired of this location mainly because of the doctor.  The doctor that we have seen the last two times is an old grumpy doctor.  My wife took our son in on Saturday, August 17th, 2013 at about 4PM because he has been having cold like symptoms for like 5 days and nothing was helping so we suspected an ear infection. The stupid doctor says why didn't you take your son to his pediatrican? Umm, hello, its Saturday 4PM and the office is not open hence the reason why we are here at Urgent Care and then just because my son was chewing some M&M's the doctor said how I am supposed to examine him?  Well, sheesh, I didn't study to be a doctor or anything but you wait until the boy is done chewing his M&M's and then you proceed with the examination.  The doctor is an old man, he is grumpy and I don't know if he is bitter because he should be retired and doesn't want to work but you don't treat patients like that and for that reason this Urgent Care Extra location has lost our business and we will happily take our business elsewhere.


Hello, alcohol empire!\n\nRiley's has an amazing selection and a lot of great quality booze. My significant other really prefers this place to the other available places near the campus and I like coming here as well.\n\nThis place is the best for variety, but service here is mediocre at best. However, there's only things you can find here compared to Miller's or the OP, and they know it, so it's a little pricier.


To start on a positive note, the staff was extremely helpful working around my food allergies and were extremely nice. They were attentive without being stuffy. The bartender picked a great wine for my mom and I to drink and was great all around. Dinner was mediocre (I got the turkey burger and sweet potato fries, she got the salmon dish). The burger was flavorful but her dish was on the small size for the price and was just fair. \n\nDinner gets 3-stars because although dinner was ok, dessert was bad. I ordered a s'more type sundae which was described as homemade graham crackers, marshmallow, and then toffee ice cream and bananas with butterscotch. The graham cracker was hard as a rock and the ice cream had MAJOR freezer burn. I love my desserts so if that is messed up it ruins a meal for me. \n\nI wouldn't come back again and I wouldn't recommend it, the staff was just too nice for me to say it while I was there.


The service is excellent and the wait time wasn't too bad. Only about 10-15 minutes to get a table, which is reasonable for a weekend spot. The restaurant is clean and definitely a popular spot for breakfast since every table was filled. The food unfortunately didn't \"wow\" me. I ordered the Three Pigs omelette, which was covered with a massive amount of jack cheese. So much that the grease from the cheese puddled into one corner of the omelette.  I had to scrape most of the cheese off. I could barely taste the meat flavors and was hoping for a crunchy bacon filling with the sausage and ham. The side potatoes were a bit overcooked and over seasoned and the English muffin was drenched in butter. Maybe my stomach wasn't in the mood for lots of oily fats, because I just wasn't impressed by the meal or flavors.\n\nI would definitely return again and try another dish. It's difficult to find a great breakfast spot, so I won't rule this place out. I unfortunately can't give it a four or five star rating like most of the reviews on here because it just wasn't that spectacular.


First of all, I want to state that the food is pretty good and the portions are huge. I would've been ok with a bit less food and less pricey.\n\nI have been to this place twice for lunch with coworkers. At first I just thought the service is awful, and it takes a LONG time for the food to arrive. Eventually I realized that this place might actually be racist. If you are not asian/korean or if you come with people that are not asian/korean, you get served last. I have observed that Koreans that came in way later than we did were already served with their meals while we waited, waited, and waited some more. This observation really hit home when it was independently verified by a friend as he mentioned he observed the exact same thing. And he's half Korean. So there you go. If you are not Korean, expect crappy service and get your food after all the Koreans have been served, even if they came in way after you did.\n\nUpdate: We did an experiment the other night after playing tennis with a group of friends. We went there with majority of asian people (3 of us asian and one non-asian person, with one that can at least pronounce the food in Korean). And surprise! Prompt service. So...food is good there, service is to be desired depending on who you go with....


Why do I torture myself by coming to this store?  Why?!?!  \n\nI came to Fry's looking for a 16gb ipod nano.  There were two different colors out on display with prices listed.  I asked the employee if they had any additional colors, and he tells me that they don't have any actual ipods to sell.  Apparently there is a new version of the nano coming out, so they got rid of the other models.  Okay......well the new ones aren't out yet, and there are ones on display.....why are they on display if you aren't selling them?!?!  Am I crazy?


Worst bar on the strip.  We came to watch the games for March Madness. They have 7 TVs in the bar area all on the same game, and the manager said it was impossible to change even one of the TVs because they were all on a schedule.  Are you kidding me? Don't come here. Bad service, incompetent management, and somehow they ran out of beer by noon.


This used to be one of my absolute favorite restaurant in Vegas. I can't tell you how many people I have sent there. I have eaten here at least a dozen times. So why the 2 stars? The last 2 visits have been awful! The food quality has gone down dramatically and the service has went to shit. If you want to charge me $40 for an entree, you better have the proper service that is expected at that price point. I really think since the economy in Vegas has gone bad these places have cut back on food quality and servers to make up the difference. Screw that! You won't be getting my money and good riddance when you go out of business. I work hard for my money and I expect others to work hard for me when I spend it!\n\nI hope that this place can get it back together. They have one of the nicest views in Vegas and a great variety on their menu. I will have to hear it from someone else though because I will not waste any more money on a bad meal.


When I was out in the Las Vegas area I used to go to this sushi bar quite often. One of the benefits of eating here was the made-to-order, all you can eat sushi specials during lunch time. I wonder if they still have this going but if you were looking for a cheap sushi meal, then go no further. However, I've definitely had better sushi in my life before (I've been to Japan twice, and there is a great sushi bar in Kansas City, MO which is excellent.)


I don't get the 2+ hour wait? \n\nThe hostess isn't very nice. Had two encounters with her and she's just snobby.\n\nAnyways, the food... Shared a bunch of stuff. The pork belly tacos, bone marrow, tzatziki dip, skewers with chimichurri, a sushi roll. All were okay but nothing super amazing. The skewers were a little bland. \n\nHad the pistachio ice cream which was good but super melted when it came out.\n\nAgain, don't understand the hype. It was okay but don't think I'll be back anytime soon.


The buffalo carpaccio here is amazing.  It was an enormous plate with lots of delicious raw meat, crostini and blue cheese, and a big pile of greens to make me feel healthy.\n\nThe halibut was good too.  Less memorable than the carpaccio, though.\n\nNext time I end up in the Phoenix area, I'll definitely come back.


Tempe Marketplace is one of the nicer malls/outdoor malls in the metro Phoenix area. I remember when it first opened and how nice it was with a wide variety of new things to eat and places to shop at. While some of the restaurants and shops have changed, Tempe Marketplace has stayed well-kept and all around a great place to go to meet with friends/family for food, shopping, and entertainment. I like coming here on the weekends to enjoy a movie. Sometimes I'll grab a bite to eat before or after. Sometimes I'll go shopping. Either way, it is one of the nicer shopping destinations and I'd recommend it.


OVERALL RATING:\nService: 3\nDecor: 2\nFood: 2\nDog-friendly: Yes\n--------------------------------------------------\nPlus (+):\nWell priced and a lot of outdoor seating.\n\nMinus (-):\nAlthough the toppings are fun, they're not very good. The chocolate chips should've been a lot better. I don't think there was a whole lot of thought behind the quality of toppings they provide. The toppings bar was not well stocked, and considering the amount of customers in the place, the toppings bar was way too small and we had to wait in line to get our toppings.  A huge pet peeve of mine is wastefulness. They use one size of Styrofoam container (it's pretty big) and no matter how little you want, you have to use the XL container. Somewhere a piece of land is getting filled with this stuff:( \n--------------------------------------------------\nThis fro-yo is OK. I think this place us more for kids though. I don't think I'll go back unless someone drags me...


Ummmm.......\n\nThis place.\n\nGreat location. About sixteen restos in one (there's a bar, an italian place, an upstairs, and a seafood version *that I know of*.\n\nListen:\n\nBraised Lamb heart stuffed with prunes and bacon. Sweet, salty, smoky bacon. Lamb's heart braised just enough, flavourful but tender. Salt + sweeet. Totally capable mash. \n\nSides: creamed leeks & almond green beans.\n\nWine: Nero d'Avola. \n\nThe wine was good & went well with the food. This place has fabulous decor, lovely attentive (but not overattentive) service, the most beautiful floor staff in Christendom (or whatever you'd say these days) (Not fake-o made-up air-brushed spray-tanned bleach-blonde beauty, but simple, honest, lovely people. Like the food. Simple, honest, lovely food).\n\nEat here. It's worth it. You'll need a side-- they're very good with the portion control and with leaving you not quite enough in a main for a meal.\n\nBut it's worth it. Simply honest good food. Experimental and traditional, somehow.\n\nYum.\n\nJugs of tap water-- they make no fecking about with costly water. They just fill it up. Now, if they did away with the horrible brightly-coloured plastic jugs... I don't know why it strikes me wrong, but it feels like it's going to be squash at a birthday party when you pour it. I suppose that's it.\n\nBut eat there.


Ugh.\n\nThe story that I can tell that sums this place up involves a group of us guys roaming in here at 6a (having been up the entire night) and in desperate need of food. They had an \"all you can eat\" pancake special going on, which at the time sounded fantastic. And then we got the pancakes - these were the driest things ever put together - more absorbent than a Sham-Wow. No amount of fake maple syrup could make these things palatable, which in our state is saying something. \n\nTerrible food. About the only thing that I've found on the menu that's any good is the bagel sandwich.\n\n(If you're wondering why I've gone back, well, it's the only 24-hour restaurant in the NYNY Casino, and sometimes convenience just wins out)


Just came here looking for an extension for our outdoor misters. They had one left if the item we were looking for but when we opened the box (in the store) to make sure all the parts were there, the box was missing nozzles, connectors, and someone had switched out the tubing. We told the worker that was helping us about it and they took it. When we were leaving the guy put it right back on the shelf! So some poor sucker who doesn't have the sense to open the box is going to end up buying it


I thoroughly enjoyed this place. We went on a Saturday night so it was bustling with young people. They have every fun bar game you could imagine: pool, darts, shuffle board, air hockey, karaoke, and more. They also have Shocktop on tap which is a win-win for me. Get a couple drinks in you and you are bound to have a blast here. I know I did.


I have been to the Foundation Room numerous times over the years while visiting Vegas and Mandalay Bay. It is quite a large area as there are many rooms you can sneak off too, provided you are on the VIP list or possibly know the right people. The view of the strip is awesome and that is what most people come up here for. The cost of drinks are quite steep, but it is Vegas and it is the Foundation Room, but just be prepared. It would be a great date night for you and the special someone, especially on the slower nights which are usually Tuesday/Wednesday.


Pristine did a great job. They were right on time, worked quickly, and were very thorough. They even paid attention to the small details like straightening up clothing that was scattered, dusting in hard to reach areas, etc. Highly recommended!


Perfect.  The best $200 I have ever spent on an aromatherapy massage. Done by a world class therapist named, Jodi!  The decor is like being in a plush, extravagant dream.  I love you, Encore spa.


For $28, I'm not sure my expectations were ever very high.  This is the kind of place where you can hear your neighbors having late-night sex (wait, that's probably just Vegas), the pillows smell like they haven't been thoroughly washed, and you see high-heeled girls getting into dark pimped-out cars at 6am.  But it's cheap, and the kids love the Midway - we spent an entire afternoon playing the games there, helped out by $5 off each person's ticket that came with our hotel room. The gambling itself is OK, and we didn't try any of the food.  It set us back about $15 each time we cabbed to either the main part of the strip or old town Vegas, so you have to factor that into your overall cost (it's a 3+ mile walk otherwise, in a not so great part of town).  Would I come back?  Well, it depends on what kind of vacation I wanted.  For a total experience, probably a nicer hotel would be my choice, but if I want to optimize for spending my money gambling or shopping, I have no pride about staying in a place like this - why not?  Just turn the pillow over - the other side is probably cleaner.


The food is simply horrible. It lacks flavor, probably due to the lack of it being fresh and seasoned properly. If you want a fried item then it is the same as any other fried food at any other place. The service is ok, nothing special. It is always busy whenever we drive by and it is a mystery. If you want fresh, perfectly seasoned and cooked food I would suggest chipotle.


You wouldn't believe how good a Subway sandwich tastes after 4 or 5 days of constantly eating in sit-down restaurants in Vegas.\n\nThey work fast and use fresh ingredients.\n\nNot much to complain about.


I normally go to the casino spas but after researching prices I came upon this place. Their prices were much better and I could get alot more for my money so I decided to try it. The staff was very nice. I got the 50/50 massage and facial. The facial was great...what a treat! The massage was also nice but don't waste your money on upgrades such as the scalp massage. They don't spend enough time on it to warrant the extra cost. If you are a local or you just want to be pampered without all the frills this is the place to go. However, I have decided I prefer the luxuriousness of the casino spas and will probably not go back.


Applebee's is just one of those boring chain restaurants.  I do really love some chains, but alas, Applebee's is not one of them.   Everything is just ok.  Nothing ever blows my socks off or makes me crave to come here, but it isn't bad either, just blah.\n\nI found myself here yesterday because I was outvoted by the group I was with.  Oh well, it happens.  We went for lunch and it was an ok experience.  I had the Bourbon Black and Bleu Burger.  It was surprising yummy.  It had a lot of kick and I had a small party in my mouth.  It was better than I was expected, which was a nice surprise.  The other people in the party both got the 3 cheese penne and chicken dish.  I didn't sample it, but they both enjoyed it.  My picky eater, my 18 month old did surprise me by eating half of her grilled cheese.  She never eats anything, so that made me happy.  I tried a bite and it was quite good with the bread being a sweet, eggy bread, like brioche.  \n\nThe service was really good and we always had what we wanted without having to ask for it, which made for a pleasant meal.\n\nSo over all, the food was good, the service was great, but I am still bored with the overall place.  Give me Chili's anyday, but this Applebee's did a good job today.  Way to go Applebee's for slowing changing my opinion about you.


The food is ok. Had a really good dish just once & the other few times it wasn't anything special. The food takes a pretty long time to get to the table and there are always flys in the restaurant. The staff is nice.


I have lived at Desert Club apartments now for four months and feel I've had enough time to give my opinion on the place... \n\nThe Good: Convenient location to everything in Scottsdale and highway access, gated community, the pool is never too busy and great for relaxing with nice chairs, very quiet community and I hear no noise inside my apartment (top floor though), feels safe, nicer finishes in kitchen with the tile floor and granite counter tops, quick maintenance response times, ample visitor parking in rear of complex, nice gym, staff is usually friendly and helpful. Unique floor plans with lots of cabinet space in the A2 floor plan. \n\nThe Bad: Single entrance into complex can be annoying, grassy area's in between buildings smell like urine from all the pets, pool could use a cleaning more often (leaves and debris at the bottom) and there is constantly yellow caution tape around the hot tub (not sure what's that about), almost non-existent resident functions, efficiency of the AC in my 3rd story unit seems poor (the AC is always running), glass block window in A2 floor plan lets in a lot of heat (my apartment faces East and West), breezeways and stairs are sometimes littered and are dirty with accidents from pets. The kitchen has a spray/stream faucet which comes in handy a lot but there is no option to add a water filter. The water here isn't too great so I've had to resort to buying bottled water.\n\nTips: Before moving in, make sure you get the code to the entrance gate if you are moving in early in the morning or on a weekend. We didn't have the gate code for the moving company and it caused a bit of nightmare. Also, for efficiency sake, I'd request a North or South facing apartment.  \n\nSummary: I looked at a LOT of places in Scottsdale for an apartment before settling at Desert Club and I would probably do it all over again if I had to. The minor items on the bad list, though there are several, aren't enough to outweigh the good of the place for me so I generally enjoy living here.  I almost chose Barossa across the street but opted for Desert Club because of the larger pool and the additional square footage in the one bedroom.


Astonishing place!  Every time we go we are surprised by new dishes made with fresh seasonal ingredients with a wonderful combination of flavors, textures and wit.  This is our favorite restaurant in the Midwest (beating shallow show spots like Alinea to a pulp) and rivals places like Tilth in Seattle for our top spot overall.


Great room and even better in room dining staff. Check in line was a little long but everything else was easy thanks to the technology available (TV check out from room). Valet was easy and quick service each morning. I would stay again or recommend to others.


If you want more of an upscale feel of a casino then look no further! Make sure you bring plenty cash because the winnings over here are a lot less likely. I mean it's vegas and once you find your favorite place to gamble stick to it. It's one of those to each is own kind of situations but I rather not gamble here. Never had much luck but have friends who have!


Bland. Old. Cold.\n\nPros\nNothing. It's literally taking me time trying to come up with something positive to say here. \n\nCons\nA lot of food was out buffet style and it looked old and reheated.\nThe food and salsa was bland. Why would a place like this not have made to order hot fresh food?\nThe menu was hard to read, change the font and overall style of it.\nAbout 60% of the tables had dirty plates on them. When we left there were still dirty tables and no it wasn't busy. If the front of the house is unkept, I can't even image what their back looks like.\n\nOverall\nI would be willing to give them another try but I'm honestly scared of getting food poisoning. There is a lot of food out and I doubt they throw it all away every night. Also, why don't I just go to a place that serves me fresh food?


Dirig\u00e9 par les m\u00eames propri\u00e9taires que Sushi crescent et Sushi st-denis, je dirais que cette succursale est celle que j'aime le moins. Service presqu'inexistant (ce qui est probl\u00e9matique dans un all you can eat!), le poisson ne goute pas frais et les employ\u00e9s ne pourraient pas \u00eatre plus b\u00eates. Tant qu'\u00e0 avoir envie de sushi \u00e0 volont\u00e9, marchez un 5 minutes plus loin et allez vous remplir l'estomac au Sushi crescent. Je sais que ce sont les m\u00eames propri\u00e9taires, mais je n'ai jamais eu de probl\u00e8mes \u00e0 cet autre succursale.


I would have to agree with Lauren F., that this place garners some seriously unnecessary hatred! I had a blast here, the service was friendly, and dammit, IT DOES SMELL SO GOOD IN THERE! Someone please let me in on the secret! \n\nSure there were a few groups partying pretty hard for Sunday Funday, but hey, to each their own... didn't bother me one bit! Also, I can't imagine what else would be on the telly, in place of the \"obnoxious\" sports that someone previously complained of! What would you rather be watching kind sir? Or was it ma'am.... \n\nAll in all, it's an incredibly attractive space, and Tempe should consider itself lucky to have such a well thought out concept. I can't wait to come back!


I've never stayed in the rooms at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, but I hope to one of these days as this is one of my favorite casinos to visit while in Las Vegas.  What I love is the many things to see and do here as well as awesome restaurants and fun shopping.  I also like the easy access Mandalay Place Mall that takes you to the Luxor.  Mandalay Bay is also the home to Michael Jackson One, the Cirque show that I have not yet seen, but that everyone who I have talked to about it absolutely raves about how wonderful it is.\n\nSome of my favorite things are the Minus 5 Ice Bar and then the mall near that.  I like that the House of Blues has made it's home here and I LOVE RM Seafood and Fleur, some really delicious restaurants with great service.\n\nOn my recent trip, I also hit up the Shark Reef Aquarium, which was small, but nicely done.\n\nMandalay Bay has a HUGE convention/events center and the one place I haven't been, but dream of hanging out at:  THE POOL!  It looks so fun and I plan to spend some time there one of these days!\n\nAll of the staff there that I have interacted with have been super friendly AND I've actually won money here gambling before.  I've just never had a negative experience at the Mandalay Bay, so hopefully, I'll one day also stay here and experience the hospitality and rooms!


You know, I don't venture in to chain restaurants often, and even less often a chain steakhouse.  So how did I find myself at Outback Steakhouse?  It was a quick business trip to @Vegas.  I was treating for dinner and they asked for steak and convenient.  We were both staying at hotels well south of the strip so this limited the choices - nothing on the strip is convenient.\n\nDidn't I see an Outback by the Outlet Mall?  Yes.  Weary business traveler settles for dinner...\n\nI must say I have not been to an Outback in probably 6 years.  It was not as bad as I remember.  That would not make a great advertising slogan, by the way.\n\nMy 6 oz sirloin was fine.  The salad was fine.  The service was fine.  By fine I don't mean \"fine dining\" I mean \"ok dining\".\n\nSee you in another 6 years, Outback.


Maybe I just caught them on a bad night, but the food was terrible. Came here on a Friday night at around 9:30. The waitress was nice, but kept disappearing for long periods of time. When the food finally came out it was cold, stale, and bland. Normally all friends rave about this place. One of the people part of my dining party let the manager know about the wait and food quality and he was totally understanding. Wasn't looking for a free meal, but he comped it. Great customer service, so I'll give them a 3, even though it should be a 2.5. \n\nMaybe I'll try it again for lunch one day.


SO FREAKING GOOD! Honestly the best BLT I've ever had. When we go to Vegas this is always one of the first places we have to eat. It's cheap and really good.


Extremely dissatisfied at this time with the company!  Would give 0 stars if it were an option! We reserved lighting towers and generators for a school festival over 2 months in advance, I've called monthly to confirm and I'm told now (1 week prior to our event) that they don't have our reservation.  Despite my confirming with 3 different people at their office, they now say they are out of lights.  Barry now states he is \"working on\" trying to find me something, meanwhile the major fundraiser the year for this elementary school is in limbo.  I will update review and star rating if light towers are found for our event.


Great brew pub!  Hoppy beers, friendly service, interesting crowd and atmosphere.  If you are looking for a great beer, go.


This place is insane.  First off, the cover is a lot to get in there at $30 for girls and $50 for guys after waiting in line.\n\nDrinks are way over priced too, $8.75 for a beer, $15 for a cocktail.\n\nWith that said, the vibe, music, and atmosphere here is a great time.  Ran into some people that were in town for an Awards Show and had a blast.  Overall this place is fun, but dont go there if you're looking for something cheap to do.


As a regular at The Keg next to Chandler Mall, it pains me to say that my last two visits were less than stellar. When setting up nearby tables, the busboy sent the utensils crashing across the tabletops. Twice in a row, there were families who could not control their children: screaming, doing somersaults in the aisles, etc. And then to order the recommended fish that turned out to be too dry to swallow...I am really disappointed! Where is the management presence?


Since moving out West from Austin, TX...which is home to some damn fine coffee purveyors...I've been looking for the perfect combo of ambiance, yummy coffee, great staff (not overly cheerful, not overly angsty) and comfort.  Sola, doesn't meet all my specs, but comes on close.  \n\nThe ambiance is great.  It's industrial in nature.  While it is located in a pretty touristy area, it still has the hole in the wall feel.  I'm not sure if they rotate their art installments.  I hope so because the current pieces are on par with my 9th grade notebook doodles.  Not sure what the kids behind the counter were spinning off the MacBook, but it was good...current, hip, indie, mellow, easy to Yelp to!\n\nI ordered a non fat latte which I thoroughly enjoyed.  It was better than the Bucks or the Bean.  The rest of the menu looked good.  If I had been to the gym this morning I may have tried something a little sweeter or one of the treats from under the glass domes on the counter.\n\nThe guys behind the counter were great.  They were friendly and funny, but not over the top cheerful which can be annoying in the morning.  They are both really attentive to the customers and take care of business while having fun at the same time!  I can tell these guys enjoy their job and working with each other.  Ive been pretty amused listening to them talk about music.  If I were 17 again, I would probably want to work here with kids like these.  They have good attitudes that transcend the over all feel of the venue.  (it's funny that they have no idea I'm writing about them right now!)\n\nAs for comfort....total bust!!!!  F-.  This place is all hard surface.  Forget sinking in with a good book or an hour of surfing the inter web.  There are two couches but they aren't comfy at all...probably worse than the upright chairs at the tables.  I've been more comfortable waiting for my car at Jiffy Lube.  \n\nWill I come back?  Yeah....probably.  I'll check out some other places first though.


After seeing all the other Cirque shows in Vegas first, I was a little let down by Mystere.  Don't get me wrong, it's still a good show.  It just can't compare side by side to \"O\" or \"Ka\" with their higher tech stages.  The performers were great but halfway through the show I got tired of seeing the same thing over and over.  See this first...then see the other shows.


... as always, 5 stars if the place would stand up anywhere. It would. \n\nFirstly, I'm overjoyed it survived these past few years. Secondly, on a regular Saturday night 8:30-ish, it was 40% full - and in-line with it's 2 street-facing co-tenants. That's hopefully enough to ensure survival. These 3 delightful restaurant/bars have carved out a wonderful second life for the industrial building they're housed in and provide a luxury of urbanity to this burg. \n\nWe had to scoot in for a quick small supper before going to a comedy show a friend was in. Small check quickly and un-resentfully served - thank you gracious server! \n\nThere was a single man drinking a coke and eating a bowl of pasta at the bar while diligently reading his book. It was clear he felt abundantly welcomed. That tableau epitomizes the civilized urbane establishment this place is. \n\nThe pasta carbonara remains true after two years to the unremittingly high standard set for me by a Queens neighborhood Italian joint decades ago - and Pasta Bar remains the only other place I've ever ordered it more than once. For that, and so much more, I'm eternally grateful.


My favorite fast-food place.  Great food combined with best-in-class service.  The people are always friendly!  I love their chicken.  It beats KFC, Church's, and anyone else you can name.  \n\nI especially appreciate three very unique things about them - 1. They are closed on Sundays.  I admire that!  2. The have a family night on Monday.  Kids get a 4 piece nugget meal with every adult combo meal.  3.  Their kid's meal comes with an EDUCATIONAL game or toy!  Their meal also preaches character instead of the latest Disney or Dreamworks movie - sorry Shrek!\n\nA class A place with great food, great service, and competitve prices.  (Sorry, no dollar menu though.)


Super place to eat. Don't waste your money on Denny's or Ihop. Great food, staff and service. Open 24/7


I was so impressed with Raising Cane's customer service today at the location on rainbow I had to create a yelp account. Very rarely if at all do you go into a restaurant(fast food or not) and get approached by management to make sure everything is great and bid a good day by staff that didn't even see you up until you left. Even if the food was bad, which it wasn't, it was great, I would still go back strictly based on the pleasant experience I had!


Meal for the day.\n\nCame around 4pm and there was no line. Make sure to bring your M-life card...I forgot mine, you could get the points. \n\nThe first thing I head for was the prime rib. I loved it. Juicy, moist, tender, flavorful...it can't get any better than that. Our waiter was really awesome she was quick on clearing plates and letting us know that each person gets half a lobster. Great lobster. It was really small though but half a lobster is good for one person. The crab legs were my next pit stop. There were two kinds: snow crab legs and king crab legs. I personally liked the king crab legs because they were bigger and they were sliced in half, so we didn't have to use any tools but our fingers to take the meat out. The legs were juicy and it had a good amount of flavor. If it's too much spray some lemon it. Another great part of the buffet is dessert! So delicious. I wanted to get everything. I had the bananas foster, bread pudding, flan, and some cheesecake. Bread pudding was good but not what I expected. I truly loved the egg part of the flan but not the sauce paired with it. Why couldn't it just be a normal caramel sauce? But instead it had an orange-y flavor. They also have gelato I can't even remember what flavor I got. \n\n\nGeez what a fata$$. Whatever every bite of food from here was well worth it. I would come back for sure.\n\n\n-Give it a try. \n\n\np.s.: PACE YOURSELF!


Kokimo's was way better. There were about six hostesses and 10 waiters plus 10 more bussers. Waiters seemed way too freaked out to spend time at the table. The did not seem confident. Almost like they would get in trouble if they talked too much to the table.  Atmosphere looks like a lower dollar BBQ joint. Need more options besides a regular steak I can get back home for less than half the price.


Went tonight for a takeout order so we could watch Monday Night Football. Order and paid for extra celery & blue cheese( price went up to $1 each! )... Got the order and took it home. The wife wanted to know where the blue cheese was. There was four celery and ONE blue cheese! I was pissed and called them. I drove 3 miles back, and Chelsey who took the order and answered when I called back, told me I was wrong and she personally put three blue cheese in the bag. \n\nDo not ever tell a customer he is a liar. This is what she did. I am about ready to call the manager. My friends do not go here anymore but I've always defended this restaurant. Tonight makes me want to change my mind.


I currently live here and I hate it. If I could afford to break my lease, I would. When I signed my lease at the end of April, I was told that these apartments are safe, quiet, and have 24 hour security. I have seen the security guard twice. Once crouched between two vehicles and once in front of the office with their eyes focused on their phone. One of the women in the office told me that I would always have parking close to my apartment even though there is no assigned parking. I very rarely have parking close to my apartment. The gates are always open or broken. There are three vehicles that haven't moved since I moved in. I was also told that the pools are 24 hours as long as tenants are respectful of units around them. I was hassled by security for being at the pool 10 minutes after \"closing time\". I've had ants in my apartment twice as well as other common bugs. I cleaned my unit thouroughly before I moved in and it's been nothing but bugs. There are also ants in the landscaping right off of my patio. This complex is pet friendly, but if you don't clean up after your pets they fine you which is understandable yet there is animal waste in almost every patch of grass. The areas around the dumpster have trash all around them as well as broken glass. I've seen vehicles parked in the red zone area overnight multiple times. If there is an emergency, I would hate to be the unit near that red zone. I don't feel safe here or that the maintenance or staff actually care about what's going on in this complex. As soon as I can get out, I'll be on my way.


Everything I've ordered from here has been pretty good. I will often stop here when I don't feel like cooking and the food comes out fast. The atmosphere isn't the greatest, but I'd you're doing take out that shouldn't be an issue.


This store is cramped and triggers my claustrophobia. \n\nThey have tons of merchandise and prices are OK. I'm a Forever 21 type of gal these days. Unfortunately Charlotte Russe designs their clothes to look cheap. \n\nI only go to CR for the jewelry, not bad.


Amazing clothing and fantastic deals! As a photographer this is my first stop for designing shoots when I need amazing wardrobe items. The owners are really nice and friendly and very helpful.


Meat Lovers pizza:  They must use some sort of meat that is loaded with salt...wow!  Really bad.  Reallllly salty.  Never again.\nAnd I heard so many rave about Barro's...what happened?\n\nUpdate:\nAte there a second time and the pizza was okay--not great but good.\n\nAte there a third time last night and the pizza I had and my friend had was SOGGY!  Yes, soggy!  We are guessing they froze the cheese, used it while it was still frozen as there was such a rush of a crowd and it made the pizza literally drip--yes, you read that right--with a watery substance.\n\nNEVER AGAIN...and this time I mean it...NEVER EVER AGAIN!!!!


3.5 stars. \n\nLocation and a pirate ship. That's what T.I. really has going for it. We showed up to check in and were greeted by Ana at the front desk who was easily, far and away, the very best customer service rep we saw in Vegas all week. Ana offered to upgrade our room for a small fee and we ended up in gigantic Tower Suite AND a comp. bottle of champagne. \n\nThe room was very nice with 2 bathrooms and a strip view,  but there was a shitty shower head and spotty internet service (which is '\"free\" by paying their $22/nt. hotel fee...). \n\nMy biggest problem was the rest of the hotel. The gaming here sucks. Just a terrible vibe and the Gilley's dealers couldnt care any less about their jobs...it was plainly obvious. Very few multi-deck, shoed blackjack tables. Boring, plain slots as well. \n\nRestaurant selection kind of sucks and is WAY overpriced. We'll be staying elsewhere next time.


Bouchon was our pick for our non-buffet dinner in Vegas.  My dad is a huge fan of celebrity chefs, being the devotee of Food Network that he is.  Bouchon should impress him, given the whole \"French Laundry is the best restaurant in the United States\" thing with Thomas Keller.  And while Bouchon isn't French Laundry, I think that the meal was good enough to impress.\n\nWe were seated promptly, though we were late for our reservation by about ten minutes.  We blame this on the fact that Bouchon is a hard restaurant to find.  A security guard had to guide us through the Venetian Canal shops, down an escalator, to the right elevators.  Bouchon is located way up on the 20th floor (I think), which seemed like an odd place to have a restaurant.  However, it ended up being a perfect location, since we didn't have a huge crowd , flashing slot machine lights, or the sounds of bells/whistles right outside the door.\n\nThe space at Bouchon is nice, with high ceilings and large windows that allow for plenty of natural light.  The tables are covered in butcher paper and the menu is actually the paper around the napkin.  The fresh baguette was warm and delicious, especially with the butter, which was really flavorful.  \n\nI was disappointed that they no longer had the frisee salad with poached egg and bacon on the menu and the waiter explained that they change their menu about four times a year.  Rats!  They had just had the change and I wasn't really feeling the other salads on the menu.  Instead, we opted to share the salmon rillettes with extra croutons, which was amazing.  I could have just brought a jar of that and their fresh baguettes back with me to Wynn and had an awesome midnight snack lounging in the tub and watching TV.  The rillettes are also served with a bowl of their marinated olives, which were good (the green olives in particular).\n\nFor the entrees, we ended up getting the trout, the steak frites, the salmon, and the veal breast.  ALL of these entrees were delicious.  The trout, which was what I ordered, was perfectly cooked in a brown butter sauce, with a mound of the most delicious haricot verts and slivered almonds.  The salmon was also done just right and came beautifully presented in a copper pan.  The veal was good, though a little bit stringy and tough.  The steak was also delicious, though the VAST pile of frites was a bit overwhelming.  Though the fries were seasoned just right and crisp when they first come out, atfer cooling, they did turn a bit limp.  Even being ardent fries fans, we could not finish them.  The entree portions are huge, so much to the point that we did not have room for dessert.  That was disappointing, since the profiteroles being enjoyed the next table over seemed divine.    \n\nOverall, a great place for delicious bistro food in a relaxed setting.  Service was a little cold, as our waiter seemed a little standoff-ish, but they were attentive.  My only complaint was that their water was lukewarm.  I'd be back to try more things off their dinner menu, as well as to have brunch here.


Solid neighborhood park- plenty of open green space for kids to run around, trails for adults to jog, and shaded playscapes for kids to explore. There are also basketball and tennis courts, though I was disappointed that there isn't any seating to actually watch tennis matches- just space at the side of each court if you brought your own chair.\n\nAround dusk, teenagers start hanging around and getting a bit rowdy.\nWas here for a league tennis match, and the courts were swarmed by families and teens with rackets who weren't respectful of the games going on- sending balls flying over, running across other people's courts, shouting and goofing off, distracting the players. Just a heads up to finish up league matches before 9pm.


I like their food but there are some annoying flies bothering us.


We found this place through Grub Hub- we have never been to the resturant itself but we have ordered their food for three nights and we tried a little bit of everything. Their eggplant parm is amazing and very tasty. Its as if they add something 'extra' to the breading that other places don't. My husband had a sandwich and he said the filling was great along with the dressing but the bread was a bit hard. \n\nThe appetizers don't fail- I go for the appetizer that has cheese sticks, zuchnni, mushrooms and artichoke hearts in it and it really wonderful. The deserts also don't fail. \n\nWe did try the stuffed pizza and we had mixed reviews here- I love it, my daughter loved it but since it was stuffed with ricotta cheese and my husband not being a fan of ricotta it didn't go over too well. The large pizza is HUGE to say the least and they don't skimp on toppings. \n\nI recommend this resturant if you want pizza, pasta or even a slice of cheesecake but their sandwiches could use better quality of bread..Other then that, Its a great place to eat and get your comfort food fix.


i called in the afternoon asking if their full service cut included a nail trim and they told me yes. they were able to take my dog then so that was great. when i picked up my dog, he looked very handsome! i examined his cut and it looked great so i paid and left. when i got home, i realized that they did not cut his nails -.- i didn't wan't to drive all the way across town again just for them to cut his nails so they lose a star for that.


On a recent trip to Vegas for a conference a co-worker mentioned leaving the strip and heading out to a pizza place he saw on DD&D.  I have only gone to one recommendation from DD&D because it was local to me and was several disappointed that nothing I wanted was on the menu.  The co-worker did not remember what Guy had ordered so we had to ask the embarrassing question to our server just to ensure the super fan with us got the full DD&D experience.  We ordered medium wings, suicide fries, and a pizza.  The suicide fries were hot, I mean sweating profusely hot but not too hot to eat.  What do you expect from a dish named suicide?  We ate every single fry and after our mouths had cooled we craved that spice again.  The pizza was doughy for my taste but still enjoyable as a great followup to our spicy fries.  The wings were good as well but I not a big buffalo sauce fan so the rest of the group ate those while I scooped up any last remnants of those fries... The only wish I have for the place was more options for beer.  I asked the server if there was any special beers and she named Shock Top as an option.... I ended up ordering a forgettable local brown ale.  I do know that not ever bar/restaurant is going to cater to my beer needs so I can't fault them entirely but... I can hope that maybe the next time I am there something better will sneak onto the menu.   Overall I was very happy we stopped here and if I find myself in Vegas again anytime soon I will head over to enjoy those fantastic fries.


I'd say this is a pretty good Off Broadway, but I was disappointed in the boot selection.  I felt like there was a lot more cheap looking, pointy toe, heeled boots and not enough cute flat ones.  I did find a very cute pair of gray suede Franco Sarto heels for a great price, so it wasn't all bad.


Definitely not coming back ever. Though the sushi was good but you can find much better places around town for cheaper. Their servers are pretty bad and not attentive enough.


Macaroni and cheese with martini...a great way to end a long day. And the music in the bar area doesn't suck.


The sushi was surprisingly really good, but the rest of the food was mediocre. The place was clean and service was decent. It's no five star buffet, but my experience was much nicer than the previous reviewers. I would recommend for large parties as there are many options, especially for kids.


This place has really good halal kohbedays.  However they close pretty early and are not even open on Sunday's . There hours are M-S 11-9.


Dillard's is one of my favorite department stores, it really is. And being a man, this is just for the men's section. (That tiny little corner of the store)\n\nThe selection here...is absurd. Styles from 3 seasons ago...Brands like Affliction and Ed Hardy, really?, I mean...REALLY?! (Both of which are brands traditionally worn by douchebag 20 year old men, for those of you who are fashion-challenged ;) )\n\nThe Calvin Klein and Murano booths are smallish, though both can have surprising deals and interesting finds! Compared to the Fashion Square facility, the largest Dillard's in America, this location is depressing. But on a positive note, the men's cologne booth here is fantastic, and the employees here are excellent. At every Dillard's I've been to, the customer service is where they go above and beyond.


I used to think Bouchon was one of the great restaurants in Vegas, but after tonight I no longer do. My party of six sent back two of our entrees: both short ribs. They were nothing but fat. We replaced one with the lamb and one with the strip steak, both of which were an improvement but still subpar for a restaurant with this reputation. The other entrees (duck, gnocchi) were just okay, but hardly memorable, and certainly not worth the cost. This restaurant better get its act together because it's not worthy of the Thomas Keller name. I won't be returning myself.


Great mojito.\n\nWent for a light dinner.  One of my companions was starving.  I ordered a chicken and rice chowder, excellent, although a bit heavy for the summer.  JB ordered a field greens salad which got rave feedback.  And our out of town friend ordered the Pork Crackling Platter.  When it came it was HUGE!  Looked really good, but we soon realized it was deep fried, not roasted, and the fat had bled into the skillet which was filled with fried rice.  Also, I'm not used to Hawaiian cuisine, and I guess they put pineapple on most everything.  The fruity flavor of the rice and the pork was not to my liking nor anyone else's at our table.  \n\nService was decent.  THe boys were happy with all the gorgeous girls in bikinis.  Beautiful looking place, would go back for drinks, maybe dessert.


Good service, food was OK. I've tried the pancakes twice and how can I put this? There's no way around it, they're not good. They were burned the first time and both times hard and not very tasty. The basic fare (eggs, bacon, potatoes) were good but Biscuits will not be my first breakfast place choice.


A little too snooty for its own good.\n\nThe ambiance seems cool, but it's kind of a cover up for the rest. \nThe food was well below mediocre:\nWe got the bruchettas ($12)- which were just sliced pieces of bread mind you - no toasty toastness whatsoever, which were scantily clad with their respective toppings. The worst offender was the salmon bruschetta which had a mere sliver of smoked salmon.\nThe antipasto plate ($16) started off on a high note with the prosciutto wrapped goat cheese and halved cherry tomato combo, but took a fall for the worse after the sampling the sliced cheese which looked like it came straight from Albertson's deli. Shoulda gone with another pizza or two instead. A complete rip off, and this is Tempe for chrissake. We ran out of bread and requested more - they charged us extra for this?!\n\nThe saving grace was the margarita pizza ($9) - the crust had a chewy yet crispy texture. The sauce was tangy and fresh. The mozzarella cheese was acceptable for a $9 pizza and the basil leaves were generously strewn across the pie.\nThe wine was reasonably priced, we got a Spanish white for $28 and the cocktail menu seemed interesting. I had the cucumber martini ($9) for dessert - a little on the sweet side but well made. \n\nOppps and I forgot to mention the \"La Bocca\" salad was described as having grilled peaches, which was a selling point for me. When it arrived it came in two bowls and sans peaches. We were charged a split fee, even though we didn't ask for the salad to be split. We're Greek for chrissake we eat off each others plates. \n\nIf I'm back in Tempe, I don't think I'd come back here.


Just not all that impressive from our POV..... ambiance was cozy, comfortable and welcoming but service and food ... meh .  The prime rib was good... halibut was not that fresh tasting (disappointing since the \"knowledgeable\" server suggested it). The green chili potato .... hmmm.  Well, if you think an uncooked, crunchy pepper the size of a jalapeno filled with a couple of tablespoons of paprika laden mashed potatoes is divine ... then you would be in the right place .  Me? Not so much.\n\nThe salad was fine - but then again, you really have to suck to screw up a salad.  The kicker was when I ordered a glass of Chardonnay... then the server returned with a Pinot Noir ....  \n\nWe took a couple from out of town who were here on their anniversary.  I told the host when I called to check on the reservation (I made it thru Open Table) and then told the host again when we arrived.  They did absolutely nothing with this information but yet I saw some other table get the special acknowledgement.  What a disappointment, all around.  \n\nWould I go back?  Dunno.... There are many other places here in the valley that we need to experience prior to ever giving these folks our hard-earned casheroo....


If you are a bride and groom to be, then you must admit that it's a jungle out there for wedding venues, all of them heading towards traditional virtues trying to understanding what it is the bridal party wants; then caters to their needs, be it for venue, transport, dress, food or otherwise?\n\nThe Quayside is conveniently situated almost right on Musselburgh beach, with a picturesque harbour opposite, small boats tied up...you get the picture, on sunny weekends or during festivals is packed with some type of private function. But with minimum competition; ok, perhaps a couple of places that might cater to similar style as this place nearby, I felt duty bound to find out if they were the best in the area, my luck was in early June.\n\nThe party I was invited to had actually won the entire wedding through a local Haddington newspaper. Well almost, they still have to iron out some creases, but hey when weddings cost as they certainly do, then it really pays to get this on. So thanks to the Courier as the organiser!\n\nThe decor inside the Quayside is dark wood, deep pile red-ish carpets, in and around the small bar downstairs, but past reception is their restaurant. Another bar upstairs on first floor and another on level 2. There is a lift for people that don't fancy or can't do the walk, but it's not that quick!\n\nWith adequate parking to the rear and side of the venue overlooking the harbour, it really pays to park as close to the venue as possible, especially as it rained heavily on the day in question, so it kind of ruined those precious wedding photos!\n\nWedding food was faultless but was it really that price(\u00a375each according to the Bride's father), but we did get champs upon reception. Red and White wine with the dinner, roast chicken and haggis tower was a treat, as was choco pudding and cream (in the shape of a heart). With all that booze flowing some of our party later on just wanted a cup of tea, so when I requested this, the staff couldn't have been more accommodating, so top marks for producing a pot or two when they didn't really have to!\n\nFood booking drinks ambience were great, but you need three rules. 1. some ill placed seating meant my back was to the bridal table during speeches. To any future brides out there, save guests having a crick in the neck, check the table layout. 2. To make your perfect wedding even better, please get a band. 3. With reception closed well before 1am also make sure you prebook a taxi or this may incur a lengthy wait at the nearest taxi rank or bus stop.\n\nSpeaking of food, Quayside renamed their restaurant as the \"World Buffet\",(does exactly as is says). The name conjures up horrors of many a fast food joint. But with many foods available (and I did ask what they didn't produce) to which the answer was - no to fruit. But I ask you, after unlimited buffet food not many peeps will have room for fruit anyhow?\n\nRequiring another visit to experience since I was there for a wedding so couldn't appreciate this mass buffet experience. My mission should I choose to accept it is to find out, but if  the wedding food was anything to go by, they'll probably be ok???\n\nWorld Banq, musselburgh - One place many cuisines, all for \u00a38.50, you try you decide?


After reading about the wait most people have at Babycakes Cafe I decided to give another breakfast place a try (I'll try Babycakes one day...). So I Yelped a spot and was instantly intrigued by Rise and Shine. It was the location-not far from where I live- and those darn cute flower umbrellas that they have hanging from their ceiling.\nIt was busy but with a ten minute wait on a Sunday Morning I'm not complaining....The flower umbrellas were so cute and everytime the door opened the air spinned some of them around-Whimsical I tell ya!!!\nAnyways, I did also enjoy all the mosaics on the walls as well-Artsie!!!\n\nThe food= An option for bread is a cinnamon bread baked in a flower pot with a knife stabbed in the top served with butter and strawberry jam. Let me tell ya one is not enough- It was so good but I wish those flower pots were fatter for more darn warm yummy bread. Cute idea though...\nI loved reading that the Chicken in the Chicken and Waffles was a chicken breast-YAY!!!!!! So I picked that and it was really good. The breading was pretty tasty and spicy as well and the chicken breast was pounded flat so you got a pretty big piece. My daughter got a short stack of pancakes-So fluffy and good too...Now on to the grumpy BF who already was having attitude-He got eggs,hash browns and bacon-He was not impressed and hated his bacon-Oh well, so sad....I tried his food and it was fine he is just too particular about his bacon but like I told him thats why you have a voice use it and request what you like!!!\nI will be back and the BF can wait in the car....


Ate at the Grandview Buffet on a Friday evening.  We were disappointed from start to finish.  To begin our dining experience, we were sat at a table that had not been properly cleaned (both the table and chairs were dirty)  Then, we proceeded to the buffet.  The quality is far, far below what was expected for the price: $26.95/person.  The shrimp was overcooked, the salmon was dry, the crab legs were small (even small for snow crab) and nothing great.\n\nWe didn't try the American or BBQ offerings - the reason we went was \"seafood Friday\".  Perhaps those choices are better, but based upon this experience we would not hold our breath.\n\nI'm giving two stars because we had a great guy clearing our table and checking our drinks.  He was the only one really hustling as most of the other floor staff were standing about the cashiers table watching the clock.


The food is good....selection is ok.  The service is good. It is WAY loud ALL of the time.  I understand that it is more of a sprots bar kinda feel but not being able to hear the waitress was a little frustrating/\nWe will go back I am sure of it.


This now a Waitrose


This is place is clean the server is very attentive. Food was brought to us within 10/15 after we placed the order. Came for the lunch special they're priced very well. Will definitely come back. Delicious!!


Very poor service it took 6 hours for them to clean up my room. 3 calls and a conversation with the manager ended with him telling me just had to wait and then he insulted me. Will not stay here again


Pretty good for a buffet!\n\nHubs and I got the all day city pass buffet deal.  So for $50 a person we could eat all day at the buffets in 6 of the casinos in LV.  The exceptions we a $20 upgrade at the buffet at Caesars and $10 upgrade for the seafood buffet at the Rio.  Totally worth it as we had breakfast at Paris, a mid-day snack at Paris (our hotel), and then dinner at the Village Seafood Buffet.  Hubby also added the all you can drink wine for $12.  Yeah, don't do it!!!  It's $6 a bottle el cheapo wine (or Busweiser or something if you go for the beer option) that will give you a hangover.  \n\nThe food was really tasty for buffet.  And it was warm.  And the desserts were good.  And our server was so, so nice.  I have a feeling that no one in my group remembered to tip her and I feel really, really bad about it :(


I don't know why I do this to myself...How long does it take to make a bowl of delicious and nutritious oatmeal, complete with cinnamon, nutmeg, maple, raisin's...you know something good for me?\n\nI'll tell you how long...exactly 180 seconds...from scratch:)\n\nBut, I got busy this morning and forgot...again!\n\nSo I ran all morning long on nothing but coffee (which would be enough, some days...but not today:)\n\nBy the time I got done with power yoga (on an empty stomach), I was feeling decidedly in need of some serious retox...but I didn't go that way:)\n\nI decided to try to eat something a little bit healthy...for a change:)\n\nAnd, since I hadn't been to Bertha's in a couple of years, and they have their new location opened up, I dropped by Bertha's to grab a sandwich re-fortify me:)\n\nI liked Bertha's prior incarnation, over behind the post office at 40th and Thomas, and I was pretty regular customer there for a couple of years.\n\nThis location, this version (Bertha's - version 1.5...it can't possibly be what they intended, and must therefore be a mid-release version), is lacking in few areas:\n\n* Service - I used to appreciate that I was greeted with smile and a  \"hi\" when I walked in:)...not at Bertha's - v1.5...no \"hello\"...no \"how can I help you\"...no response to my \"hi\"...just a vacant stare until I decided what I was going to have, then writing followed by the total...that was it, followed by a shouted \"ORDER\" to the kitchen:(\n\n* Quality - I appreciated that they always paid attention to details, and that my sandwiches, soup, baked treats, whatever, were always well prepared and tasty...When I got my Ham and Cheese Panini (to go...I was a little busy), no bag check and no napkins when I looked in the bag:(...I asked for them and was handed a wad of napkins with little more than a grunt...I headed down the road and opened up the sandwich...took one bite and found ice crystals in the middle of the ham:(...semi-warm on the outside and still frozen inside (or did the definition of \"Panini\" change while I wasn't looking?)\n\n* Atmosphere - I liked the old space...I realize that Bertha's - v1.0 was small, but it was nice:)...the new release, Bertha's - v1.5 space looks and feels like the \"remodeled on a budget\" second hand clothing store that this space probably was...not a great room and not well done on the remodel...I was waiting for my sandwich and thinking \"why were they closed for 5 months?...I could have done this remodel all by myself over a long weekend, for about $200, including the apartment white paint for the walls\"\n\nI made a completely legal U-Turn (as far as you know) and went back to Bertha's - v1.5, and asked them, about the ice in my Panini:(\n\nNo \"oh, I'm sorry\", no \"can we make you another?\"...just the blank stare from counter girl...\n\nI suggested another attempt at Panini-ing my panini...she took it back to the kitchen, where I heard \"It's still cold\" and returned a couple of minutes later with my Panini (easily identifiable by my bite marks on the corner of the panini...\n\nThey microwaved the friggin' thing!!! :-(\n\nI headed back to my car, and tried to eat my Panini...do you know what microwaving does to thick crusted Italian rolls?...It turns the crust to concrete, is what it does.\n\nI was starving and I still only managed to get through about  1/4 of the Panini.\n\nI think I am going to wait until the next release of Bertha's, to reload.\n\nIt could be that both Bertha's - v2.0 and Windows 7 will surprise and delight me...but I have my doubts.


After my knee replacement surgery they were too aggressive and I have since had to get a manipulation done.


We stayed here for 3 nights in the master suite with full kitchen, master bath, projection screen, couches, dining room, bar counter, another bedroom, and another bath. It was a suite that connects to two other rooms on the 33rd floor. Our friends ended up getting the two connected rooms and we had a blast! The view was great and it was attached to the Miracle Mile Shops. It was a few minutes walk to Planet Hollywood Casino, Bellagio, Cosmopolitan, and The Paris. Same goes for all the eateries. It was super inexpensive. \n\nThe decor was on the modern/contemporary style. The color scheme throughout the Elara was red, white, and black. It was definitely on the \"younger\" side, in terms of clientele - between 25-40.\n\nEach of us paid around $150 for 3 nights with one of our friend's discounts. It was a great deal for a large group of people. We party in the suite and on the strip. This hotel gives you the full effect of Vegas without the expensive of being in one of the more expensive, renown hotels. \n\nIf you're looking for a not so inexpensive stay with a group of friends, definitely go for the Elara!


Arrived at 2pm on a Saturday- a busy time no doubt but we'd been here before and enjoy the food. We were told they were out of brisket. After waiting in line about 35 minutes we placed our order- 5 two-meat combos- all pulled chicken and tri-tip. Once we got to the counter for them to fill our order they then told us they were out of tri-tip and that it'd be a few minutes for the next batch to be done. They put our ticket aside as we waited. Tri-tip was done- but then they proceeded to fill singleton orders that came in behind ours, forgetting about our order. So now- no more tri-tip... again. Then they said brisket would be ready in a few minutes- we waited. After another LONG 45 minute wait, we were once again told that they were now out of brisket. Are you SERIOUS? I sighed and the man (\"Slick\" they call him) behind the counter could sense my frustration. He began to try to make light of the situation saying things like \"aww don't get mad Erin.\" (Your name is on your ticket order) And proceeds to turn to the others behind the counter saying, \"we done made Erin mad.\" I don't know about you- but after an HOUR AND TWENTY MINUTE WAIT- you're right. I'm mad. And chastising your PAYING customers for your mistakes isn't the way to earn my business or my money. We asked for our $87 dollar refund and got the hell out of there. We won't be back.


Came in today with the little cookie monster.  Again the ladies that work there seem annoyed to have to help you and totally rushing you even though they are not busy at all, in fact I was the only person at the counter.  Baby had a cookie she devoured, I had a cheese danish that I would bet money on  was day old, I have eaten alot of these and it was just stale, bummer.  I got the kids a crumb coffee ring but I have'nt heard back how that was.


I am always super happy with my hair experiences with Megan! She has been doing my hair for over a year now with perfect results every time. I posted a picture of my blond highlights so you can see what a great job she does.\n\nMegan has also been sooo easy to schedule an appointment with, not because she isn't busy, but because she will come in early or leave late to make sure I can get in to see her (I am notorious for not making an appointment until I NEED to get my hair done:)) \n\nMegan is fantastic, the new location is convenient and really comfortable and last but not least...I always have fun going in because she is a lot of fun to talk too.


On my search for my wedding dress, I made an appointment with mariees to check them out. I loved the selection, and the boutique was beautiful. It seemed too easy to have found my dress after the first stop, so I decided to think it over a bit. I was shocked that they never followed up with me, and when I made an another appointment and went back, they didn't even remember me. I would highly recommend them, however I ended up going elsewhere.


Disgusting disgusting disgusting! I just left this place with my grandparents about 5 minutes ago and it's by far the worst Korean food I've ever had! \n\n-Slow service and there were only 5 other tables 5:30-7:00pm on a Saturday\n\n- my first plate they brought out was dirty \n\n- we order combo B, $59.99 consists of chadol, pork belly, steak, raw meat wrapped with veggies (eaten raw),  bean soup, and steamed egg + soju. We didn't want the soju so we omitted it, but they forgot the bean paste soup and steamed egg! \n\n- also ordered al jigae (pollack roe soup) and it was super salty!!!!\n\n- they brought out chikkae ( Korean sweet rice drink). My cup had lip stick print and they were so embarrassed! \n\n- overall the meat quality was merely ok. My grandma and sister stopped eating after the first bite of the gumulok (steak marinated with sesame oil) it was so chewy and had a weird distinct taste they stopped eating that.\n\nugh this place is so gross!!!!! Enough said!!!! I saw Kenny Lee the owner and I wanted to let him know how disgusting everything was.... Dirty, poor quality of meat (btw the raw meat that was supposed to be eaten raw was NOT good!!! The rim of the meat was dis colored and it was no different that the regular brisket cut that is supposed to be eaten cooked. If it was Yoo-ke.... High quality Korean raw meat with sesame oil it would be one thing but the Pyeon Chae (raw meat carpaccio) was so gross and chewy!!!!


I have been here twice and both times the food was excellent!  First time had cauliflower soup and Garlic crusted Rack of Lamb (was the special that time).  Last night had a argula fig salad (appetizer special) and the Butternut Squash Ravioli.  Had a delicious creme brulee for desert.\n\nBoth times I have gone I had the same waiter and he was excellent.  The first time we were a party of 7, and last time there were 11 of us.  Service was excellent for a large group.


I've been here more than I can count on my two hands since the place opened, but this is a review about my last two visits here in the past 30 days.  When my wife and I don't have cravings that jive, the Feast Buffet is a safe answer.\n\nI find myself first frequenting the Asian section, where they have the Korean BBQ Ribs, Pork Hash and Shrimp Dumplings.  Their white rice is OK.  It isn't as sticky as I like it, but it isn't bone dry either.\n\nTheir Sushi section isn't too bad either and is located at the opposite end of the deserts.  Their rolls are very small, probably a tiny bit larger than a quarter.  Their first is fresh and on par with other buffets offering sushi.\n\nThe American BBQ section was great.  They have yams there usually, polish sausage and prime rib or beef brisket. \n\nThe pizzas they have are OK, the Stromboli was very good on my first visit. However it was kinda dry and crispy the last time I went. :( \n\nFor deserts their cookies are better than I remember it.  Nice and soft, not hard as I remembered in the past.\n\nOver all it's a safe choice if you're looking for a deal and realize that you get what you pay for.\n\nService was great both times from our waitresses.  The place is clean and has a relaxing atmosphere.


Its rare in Vegas to get pissed at yourself for not trying a place. This is one of those places. I wish they were open for dinner so i could bring the family. The food is spot on I havent had an Italian  beef sandwich that good in all of Vegas and the dogs to man this is the spot for lunch. If they ever decide to open for dinner this would be a regular spot for dinner. You cant beat the prices and the quailty of the food. O got to meantion also the service is just as good as the food they wouldnt let my drink go empty.


My friend and I  both had a prepaid detail for our vehicles paid 77.00 plus tax we dropped our vehicles off at 11:00 am they said it should be 2:30 to 3 hours and they would call us when finished finally called around 5:30 since we had not heard from them only to learn our cars had been finished for hours  only explanation we got was not sure why no one called you the paper work for my car was still on the vehicle ask what they were going to do about the inconvenience they caused they said we could have a free wash in the next three days.   As I was driving home I noticed that that they did not even empty my ash tray will definitely never pay them again for 77 detail to only get inconvenience of given my car up for the whole day for what looks like a normal wash.


I thought the food was pretty good. I have done alot of really good Tapas and this was just pretty good. These guys pack it in like sardines and a young good looking crowd it is. Too busy for me on the weekends I would go back but there are many other fish in the sea so it won't be soon.


Went in yesterday with a few girls to get prepped for a wedding. It was my first manipedi in FOREVER, so I really would have been pleased with anything, as long as they didn't rip my nails off. Anyways, I was pretty pleased with my experience, and even ended up getting my brows waxed when I was in, though two of the girls had some issues with their acrylics they had done. Shortly after leaving, there were some scuffs on my toe polish, and I can't have that since I'm wearing heels for this wedding. So I'll go in tomorrow and see how they deal with that. Would I come back otherwise? Meh, not sure. But for $38, it definitely wasn't bad.


This place is going downhill fast. I went for the infamous bacon night this past Tuesday and wow - it sucked. First off, our waitress just wasn't good. She forgot to put our order for a basket of bacon in and we had to ask for it thirty five mins later. Bacon doesn't take that long to cook. Then, we had to ask for ranch with our wings - which we'd already requested, but she'd brought us bleu cheese instead. Oh, AND they were out of bacon wings! On bacon night! WTF. \n\nAnyways, we also had to request sour cream for the pierogies, which is normally brought out with them, plates (b/c we were sharing several appetizers), and ketchup. Why ketchup? Let me tell you. We'd ordered the sliders as well, and it was the saddest display of baby burgers I've ever seen. \n\nThey were brought out on one of the same small plates that we had for sharing our apps - like the size of a saucer that you'd put a tea cup on. And there were only TWO of them. Two! For six bucks I'll go get six non-mini burgers at freaking mcdonalds. And to top it off, they were dry as the sahara and served with NOTHING. \n\nI got the sliders at Harris about six months ago and there were four sliders to an order, and they were served on a fanciful, long plate with a selection of condiments - you know, ketchup, tomato, onion, mustard, etc. Normal things that people put on burgers every day. So, that was really disappointing. But it wasn't over.\n\nThe bacon \"baskets\" arrived. The simple fact that they serve it in a basket seems to imply that there will be a pretty decent amount of bacon in there, right? Nope. There were literally exactly four sad little pieces. The big basket only made 'em look all the sadder. And they'd somehow managed to burn half of each slice black, while the other half was rubbery and undercooked. Yuck. \n\nOverall, I would never go back again if it wasn't for the fact that I have a gift certificate. The only things Harris has going for it right now are its patios, cleverly written menu, and nice location on Ellsworth ave. Oh, and a lot of condescending d-bags, if you're into that kinda thing.


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The food is delicious. I've gotten the fettuccine alfredo and the 440 sandwich and both are fantastic. The only turn off is how long they take to make anything. You have to call in and order if you want to avoid waiting 30+ minutes. I've waited 35 minutes for a sandwich before which is simply not worth it, no matter how good it tastes. Definitely call ahead and order.


Great concept! I loved the individual portions just for the novelty of it. It might be useful to go with a buddy and pick out things to share.\n\nHighlights included the pesto mashed potatoes, prime rib, fried chicken, mushroom risotto, and truffled scalloped potatoes.\n\nLowlights: ramen (too salty), sushi (I didn't try any, but apparently it was the worst sushi ever), and some of the desserts were disappointing (rock hard red velvet cookies).\n\nCool idea with the mac and cheese bar, but one bowl can be shared with the table, as it's very rich and creamy, and the portions are pretty big. And you wanna save room for those king crab legs, right?\n\nMaybe this place doesn't have the variety like other buffets, but they offer items that are different or use different ingredients, which makes it more interesting.


I came in for water and stayed for the food.\n\nThe list of food items is quite small, about 6 dishes, but they all looked good.  I went with a scrambled egg sandwich with a garlic spread, thick slices of bacon, on a homemade biscuit.  \n\nI remember my mom making homemade biscuits one time, but then stopped because it took forever to make.  Boy, did I forget what a difference making biscuits from scratch is!  The bacon was that thick meaty bacon, and not that fatty icky stuff.  It was def hog heaven.  \n\nJust be sure when you're stuffing your face with your biscuit sandwich that your friend doesn't walk by and catch you with garlic spread on your face....not like that happened to me or anything  :)


The growing number of noodle restaurants is a positive trend but is jeopardized by those who do not put honest effort into it.  I don't know what bouillon can they open to make their broth, but they need to get a stock pot and some bones.


Food and salsa are great the service is always bad. I have been going here on and off for about 6 years and will be giving them another break in service for about a year. Not sure why you would call your order in a head of time and then wait for 3 breakfast burritos while watching people who just walked up to the counter receive their food. When I asked the young lady at the counter how they were getting their food before me when I called in 20 minutes prior she said it all depends who takes your order and who is making it... Well as I had an appointment to be at, that is why I called ahead and asked how long it would take, I told her to cancel my order to which she said \"Okay!!\" with a big smile. I sure hope their food quality never gets to low because their customer service won't save them. See them again in a year... well if they are still there.


I was excited to come to this bar because of their great beer selection.  When I walked in I asked if there was a beer list.   The bartender pointed and said, \"It's on the board behind you.\"  I thought it was a strange response, since the board only had the beers that were on tap, but we ordered from that list.  My boyfriend and I both received dirty looks for our beer choices, and the bartender reluctantly got them.\n\nWhile we sat at the bar a man approached the bar ordering for himself and a few friends.  Normally they drank macro brews, so they needed a recommendation of what to get.  The bartender condescending judged their normal beer preferences and told them what was closest to what they drank.  When the man came back up to order a second round of beers the bartender sighed at him and made a face of annoyance.\n\nWhile drinking my beer I noticed there was a book someone had that listed the beers available in bottles.  Funny because this is what I requested and was not given when I walked in.  When the man was done with the book he let me have it.  My next beer selection then came from the book.  Once I got my second beer my boyfriend and I moved to table in order to get away from the bartender.\n\nShortly after moving to a table, a group of the bartender's friends came in.  He served them and grabbed a beer for himself.  Then he sat with them at the tables.  After we finished our beers we walked back up to the bar and stood there thinking the bartender would come back to the bar, since he had patrons with empty beers standing up there.  Plus there were 2 other people sitting at the bar with empty beers.  Clearly he didn't care once he had his friends to hangout with.  At that point I decided to walk over and let him know that I wanted to close out my tab, and then he finally cared for closing out my tab.\n\nAfter having such horrible service I refused to come back.  No amazing beer selection could make up for that.


Came here for the steak and eggs!! It says 3.99, but it actually comes out to 4.49. But that's ok. The customer service is kinda bad, It seems they're always frustrated.  \n\nAnyways, the steak was full of nerves and fat but had good flavor. When they ask you if you want toast or biscuit in gravy, get the toast!! The biscuit in gravy is always cold and the gravy tastes like its out of a can. \n\nI suppose I would recommend this place, I get a lot of food for a little money, and that's good for a student on a budget!


I'm jumping on the bandwagon here: the squash curry is fabulous. \n\nBrave the Willy Street construction to get there.


Their products are very teen-esque. From cheaply made earrings to plastic pocket books. I use to buy a bunch of earrings from here, until I realized that after a while, the earrings would RUST. Plus, nearly half the amount I have bought ended up being curved or broken, so I couldn't use them (they usually would just fall out of my ear).  This is what all their products are like, in the end. Everything is cheaply made, and over priced. \nThe only reason I gave them three stars is because of the nail polish. I love nail polish. I love colors. They have bright colors, dark colors, sparkles, and glow in the dark ones- this, and this alone is why I gave them three and not two. It's the only thing I will go there for, unless I am buying a young girl her first makeup bag or something like that.


Great food, quiet ambience. Everything tasted like good quality, the fish, the bread. We went on the night before a major hurricane warning when it was quite empty, so I can't say what the noise level was really like on an average night. When searching for the restroom, it was strange how one of the hostesses quickly asked where I was going, as if I might run away with the fine china.


Where to start?  The Southend version of the Common Market has many things to talk about, and I'm sure I'll miss something.\n\nFirst, you have the market.  On that front, it's not bad.  I mean, it's a market.  They are a bit on the funky side, but generally they aren't much different than any other convenience store.\n\nNext you have the \"deli\", where they serve up fare that is generally healthier than your usual fast food, and at a decent pace (unless they are busy, which can happen).  The only thing that is a bit bizarre here is you go to the back to order, then back to the front to pay, perhaps shopping while you make it there, then wander around while you wait, then pick up your food - and you don't typically have to show a receipt that you did pay.  You also have to guess as to when it's ready, because they don't let you know and they don't bring it out to you.  And there isn't a sign saying that you go through this process.  You're just supposed to know (or ask).  It's not bad, it's just awkward, and more so for first-timers.\n\nFinally you have the patio, often adorned with lights of some kind, and usually featuring dogs, music and a variety of clientele.  It can actually be quite a nice place to enjoy your food and even an offering of the CM, such as a beer tasting.  The downside?  Even if there aren't many people there who are smoking, it smells like smoke.  If you smoke, it's not a big deal, but if you don't, it's a bit overwhelming.\n\nAs to the food?  It's decent.  Much of the packaged food, even the not-quite-what-you-would-find-elsewhere stuff, it's not generally outstanding, because it is packaged after all.  What you get from the deli is typically good, but it may not be worth the hassle of everything else.  Probably better than what you or I could make at home, but maybe not, as I have no idea who you are.  I only know my own limitations.


The wait was long. So grab a pager, pull $20, and play 25 cent video poker downstairs while waiting.  The portions were huge...seriously you could feed three people with every entree.  But where's the fun in that?  I ordered the Fried Chicken Benedict and my friend ordered the Chicken and Waffles.  We were both in awe of the genius of having strips of bacon in the waffle batter.  The food was great and definitely worth the wait.  I'll definitely be back on my return visit in Vegas in July.


Stopped in to this cheese shop while visiting from out of town. We wanted to do a tasting of various cheeses and figured this would be the place to go. When I asked about doing a tasting the guy acted confused and was very unfriendly. It's a cheese shop so I figured they would have an option where you could pick several cheeses to taste for a price. After giving up on the tasting idea we thought we'd still grab a sandwich since we read that they make sandwiches. All the sandwiches were pre-made and sitting in a cooler. Not too appetizing so we left without purchasing anything...\nI still give it two stars because they had a nice assortment of cheeses and the shop was cute. Customer service here is awful. The lady at the counter was rude too. Our time in Madison was short so it wasn't worth us wasting time in a place like this.


This former Holiday Inn, former Blackstone Inn is now the \"Baymont Inn & Suites.\" It's fine. It looks and feels exactly like a Holiday Inn only a little patched up because of the typical rowdy Las Vegas guests. It's only one-mile from the strip but there's an awesome strip mall with some nice and cheap restaurants a block away. \n\nThe room had a king-sized bed, 36-inch HDTV and an AC unit. The bathroom was large and clean. The showers were perfectly hot and had great shower head flow. I kept the blinds down my entire stay because it faced the pool so no nice view to mention.\n\nThis is pretty much a no-nonsense hotel that cost me $69.19 per night including taxes and $7.99 daily resort fee which also included wi-fi and a continental breakfast each morning. Good deal considering it was the weekend of the Pacquiao/Marquez IV fight. I did reserve this room about three weeks earlier on Priceline so that may have helped with the low room rate. There were cheaper hotels but they were much farther from the strip. Next time I stay in Vegas, this place will receive significant consideration in regards to its value.\n\nThe restaurant I visited was:\n\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/mr-beijing-las-vegas#query:blackstone%20hotel\n\nIt's only a five-minute walk from the hotel!


Good simple American Italian food. Prices are great. Service is pretty fast. \nAvoid Wednesday night as it's Lowery organ test night. Loud old-time music. Not sure why.


Blink and you may miss the parking lot entrance! This QT is conveniently located but finding the entrance to the parking lot is easily missed if you don't enter from the  neighboring business's lot.


I always get friendly customer service here. And they have a lot of real fruit drinks here. I think they are one of the best places for boba drinks.


When I moved to Charlotte from Ohio four years ago I PRAYED for the day they'd open a Chipotle down here! It pains me to admit it, but before there were any in Charlotte I did drive to the one by Hanes Mall in Greensboro to get my fix. Yikes, I know, right?\n\nAside from the food being great (uhh, obviously if I'm willing to drive 2 hours for it!) everyone at this location is super friendly. I had only been in there two or three times for lunch when the staff recognized me as a familiar face. They're very accommodating, and in stark contrast to the employees at several other 'quick' restaurants, they seem genuinely happy to be making you great food, and to be working together.\n\nI've since turned several friends and co-workers on to this location as it's convenient and quick for many of us during the work week lunch hour. \n\nAs with any Chipotle location, if you need to get in and out quickly you can call or fax your order in so it's ready when you arrive. Or if you're feeling *really* fancy you can order AND PAY using their online order tool or their iPhone app and just grab your food and run! At first I worried about the accuracy of this method, but not once have they messed up my order or had me wait for it when I got there. \n\n**My favorite from this restaurant: Steak burrito with black beans, corn salsa, sour cream and cheese with a  side of chips and guacamole THEIR GUACAMOLE IS ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! (but does cost $1.80 extra on your burrito...but is so worth it!)


I came in with a Groupon coupon for $19, which means I got the youngest stylist there:  Brittany.  I didn't expect much, frankly.\nWell, Brittany spent the entire hour--not being overbooked or else it is this salon's policy to take an hour with each client--slightly trimming my ends as I didn't want my hair cut short and butchered like it seems to get almost always.  \nShe asked repeatedly what I wanted and did what I asked.  All slight and small changes.\nShe combed and trimmed so slightly the hairs were, at times, less than 1/4\".  I mean, she was trimming teeny tiny bits here and there.\nShe did what I wanted.  She did a fantastic job.  I am happy as a fat clam in white sauce in a bowl.\nNow I understand her rate will probably zoom to $55 or more next time, but it probably is worth it is you don't want to be butchered...or get the usual rushed haircut like most salons...and leaving you with pieces that are 1\" longer in some spots than others.\nI'll be back as Ahnuld says....yup, I will.


I'm a comics purist. I want to be able to walk into a store and find my comic in pristine condition on the shelf. I want someone to roam the aisles or stack shelves and if I have questions, I want them to enthusiastic and help me. If I spend a lot of money at the counter, i want to be treated like a regular or someone worthy of respect.\n\nInstead, this is my typical experience. I walk in and I see all of  stores employees standing behind the counter and laughing and talking obnoxiously loud with one another.  I don't see anyone looking at comics. The most activity in the store is at the card table. I usually don't find my comic on the shelf because they failed to order enough comics as usual.  I walk up to the counter and wait 3 minutes until the employees finish their conversation with each other.  I ask them about the comic and this is their response: \"Uh..which comic is that, Yeah, sorry I have no idea when they came out. I don't read Marvel or D.C. sorry.  Yeah I don't know if we will get that in. You might want to try one of our other stores dude. Oh hey, we have this sale on Crapola #1\"  After responding no, I'm not interested \"You sure dude, it's a great book and that's a really great price\"\n\nThis is usually what I endure when I walk into Atomic Comics. I went to All About Books and Comics and the employees actually knew which comics arrived this week on the top of their head. They   knew which ones sold out and that was rare because the issue I wanted was usually on the shelf in multitudes. They were in great condition.  They were pretty normal everyday people who read comics as a hobby as opposed to being these weird emos who were more into manga.


Galleria mall is the last decent locals mall.


I stayed here with my husband for 3 nights in November. The hotel is pretty nice and the staff is really helpful and friendly.\n\nThe casino has a great \"natural light effect\" illumination so you always feel it's noon! The downside is that it's really small and I felt there wasn't enough waitress to bring you drinks... so you had to be paying attention to see if a waitress passed by instead of focusing in your sloth machine...\n\nThe breakfast buffet was really good... get there 10mins before 9am and you'll save like 2hrs of queue!\n\nThe shoppes are meh... definitely go to other hotels and you'll find better ones...\n\nThe rooms are spacious and the bathroom is really clean. The thing that surprised me the most (and that's why I took 2 stars off) was that the last day of our stay, I was looking for an earring that had fallen on the carpet and I saw AN OLD SHOE under the bed! A disgusting dusty old shoe!!. That made me feel that they don't do the cleaning that well... o_O Thank God it was the last day!\n\nI think next time we are in Vegas we will definitely stay in another hotel...


Wednesday, Girls' day for 4 (two rooms)\n\nReservations-Making reservations = not seamless, took two phone calls and a facebook post to recover the summer deal on the rooms.\n\nCheck-in...this hotel was desolate!  The pools, restaurants, halls, grounds were an expected AZ summertime wasteland.  Yet they stuck us with two rooms with a less-desirable view.  What?  You can't spare a golf course view or an upgrade during your 'off' season?  All four of our room keys failed, for two different doors, nothing like having to phone down and then WAIT!!!\n\nConcierge - left us messages to come see her for a special Starwood gift.  It was an apple shaped cookbook of apple recipes...ummm, I appreciate the thought, but what the heck does this have to do with AZ, Spa retreat, or luxury resort???  She also had unrelenting eye contact.  Very odd experience.\n\nRoom - nice and neat.  Upon one use of toilet (#1 just so you know!), the toilet overflowed, which then had us calling for a handy-man and again another WAIT!!! \n\nSpa - \n+ 30% off services for Phoenix residents on Wednesday!\n+ massage was awesome!!!!\n- small, scratchy spa towels\n- showers aren't the mulit-flow (rainforest) showers like most spas (disappointed with that)\n- hot tub right next to the restrooms, ewww!\n- It took FOREVER for the receptionist to charge 4 massages to one room number...again, another WAIT!!!  \n\nPools...\nAdult Pool\n- Cabana reserved...NO other Cabana's reserved and they gave us the worst one, furthest form the pool.  What????  We moved, of course, but these are LOW rent Cabana's...I know this isn't Vegas, but 4 chairs, a table, a fan, and some iced water for $80??  \n- Bird POOP everywhere...on the chairs, on the umbrella's, on our clothes...ewwwwh!\n- Got 2 Midori margarita's in and they ran out of Midori.  WHAT kind of place is this???  \n+ Coco, the pool guy was awesome!!  Very friendly, searched the grounds to get us another bottle of Midori, and took off the Cabana charge for our trouble.  That is good service!!  We love Coco!!\n\nKids Pool\n+ The good thing was that there were hardly any kids so we could do the slides and lazy river with no trouble.  Don't get me wrong, I like kids, I have 2, but not when it is a girls' day.\n+ Slide was fun.\n- Tons of teens working their summer job...more interested in chatting it up with co-workers or totally uninterested/bored with the whole thing.\n\nHousekeeping...ignored the do not disturb and busted in on us around 9ish then argued with us about it.  So much for sleeping in!\n\nIf this is how it is during the 'off' season, what is it like when this place is hoppin'?  \n\nIt was OK, but did not live up to the hype of a Westin or Scottsdale resort.


Well I can't really say anything seeing as I wasn't able to get in. I know they do not take reservations and it is walk in only. I tried calling to see what the wait time would be and nobody answered the phone. I was transferred to hotel concierge who wasn't able to get ahold of anyone either. So far not a good impression. I'll try again another time


I am torn between three and four stars on this one. The food is decent but the portions are a little small for these prices. The small portions are somewhat offset by the various side dishes that are included in many of the menu items. I also appreciate how several of the menu items are healthy. The food itself was quite good but thats not saying much because I have never had terrible greek food before. They also have a decent patio which is a plus in my book.


Einstein's is an okay chain.  It's not my favorite but in a pinch, it can hit the spot.  This location, however, leaves a lot to be desired.  I've stopped in multiple times due to the convenient location but I always leave disappointed.  \n\nThe food here is the standard Einstein's fare.  I'm not a real bagel fan but I have sampled a few of the breakfast sandwiches.  They were okay, nothing memorable.  I usually stop in for a coffee or a latte.\n\nThis last visit really made me mad.  I ordered a hot chai latte and ended up leaving with something else (never figured out what the drink was).  Unfortunately, I was a good ways down the road before the drink had cooled enough for me to take a sip.  Aaargh!\n\nWhat really annoys me about this location is the lack of customer service.  I've found that the folks working behind the counter are rather gruff and unfriendly. On this last visit, the young lady didn't greet me and refused to look me in the eye.  It's been a similar story with my previous visits.  The store seems to stay fairly busy in the morning hours.  I don't know if this contributes to the service problem or not.  Either way, I've made my final visit.  I can get a hot drink elsewhere.


Friendly staff and very accommodating. No need to fear the dentist Dr. Nesbit and Dr. Jones are amazing. The dentists follow up with you personally even on weekends.


Peculiar Rabbit is quite Peculiar. The fare here is quite inventive. Especially love the sweet tea brined wings, sweet tea, and truffle fries. Not a fan of the deviled eggs. Have came a number of different times, although I would say the Customer Service has not always been the best here.


Tupelo Honey was almost amazing. Their menu is traditional southern with a lot of veggie options and lots and lots of cheese.\n\nCocktails were a stiff pour- bonus pimento cheese stuffed olives in the dirty martini.\n\nThe little good details: Each person gets a fresh biscuit and pickled okra.\n\nThe missed details: \n\n-No butter was brought with our biscuits then our waitress disappeared.\n\n-Dinner was served. Someone at my table ordered fries, no ketchup was presented.\n\n-Had to ask for straws, three waters were delivered for four people, had to ask for refills......\n\nI sound like an old grumpy woman. Really its the little things and the food wasn't too die for enough to forgive the little ills.


I absolutely love this barre studio! The instructors are so personable and really make an effort to make you feel comfortable. The classes are hard but I always have a great sense of accomplishment after each class. I've been going for several months and have been able to see positive changes in my body. The studio is beautiful and always clean. They also have a studio in Chandler if you live in that part of town. Definitely worth checking out.