\"Meh\" is exactly right for this place. After reading all the 4-5 star reviews on opening night, I was really excited to finally have a sushi place downtown. Needless to say, I was very underwhelmed by the whole experience. \n\nMiso soup was sub-par at best. You'll get much better Miso at Hana (7th Ave & Missouri) or Yasu (near PV mall). Miso is my favorite part of the whole sushi experience, and they did just about everything wrong with it. \n\nPrices were what you would expect for good sushi, but definitely over-priced for the quality that was served here. \n\nGood sushi is about fresh fish, so my husband and I like to ask the chef's for their recommendation for the night. The chef here sent us out toro (it's the fatty part of the tuna, good toro is like biting through butter) which also happened to be the most expensive fish they had. I couldn't even chew through this toro, if this was the freshest fish they had then I am seriously concerned about the quality of their fish. It was like chewing a tough piece of steak and very unpleasant. \n\nThe chef came out to ask us if we liked the toro, and when we told him it wasn't good he got very offended and insulted us (basically said that it was because we couldn't tell good fish from bad fish). \n\nWait staff was also slow (we were the only people there) and didn't know anything about their menu or sushi. Chairs were uncomfortable (they were wire frames, kinda like shopping carts). Tables were too small (every plate and glass on our table was literally touching everything else b/c there was no room). \n\nI could go on and on with the things they did wrong...but I think you get the idea.


Oh King George,\nKing of the Phoenix dive bars\nI live so close\nI require no cars\nYou have pub food of plenty \nAnd patrons a many\nBut consuming such grease\nMakes me feel like a piece\nYour beer doesn't please me\nAnd leaves me feeling slightly queasy\nA dungeon of darkness\nWith lights so dim\nA place void of nobles and youth\nMost patrons barely have more than a tooth\nMy visits here leave me full of sorrow\nI guess see you again tomorrow....


I love Cheyenne west & I have taking my pets for years! I love all the doctors & assistants they are all great & treat my babies excellent! The receptionist(s) need to work on their people skills though, the past few times I have been there I have not been greeted they do not speak to me first, not even to pay my bill


This review is for tires/automotive - I made an appointment (the only time they take appointments) to get my '06 VW Jetta an alignment.  I got there at the appointment time.  45 minutes later I saw my car still sitting in the lot.  I asked the guy at the counter and he said he would check with the technician.  He came back shortly thereafter and apologized and said they couldn't do an alignment on my car because it was a VW and they didn't have the right tools.  What a joke.  Thanks for wasting my time.   So I want to CV Pros on East Wash and they had me in and out in an hour!  That's the last time I will get my car serviced at Farm and Fleet in Madison.


I had high hopes that this place was on the same level as Salt River in feel and character but I sure did not have that after visiting it last night.  Maybe as I never have been at Wrigley I am missing some of the customized elements.\n\nBy far the biggest issue, minus the stupid prices for t-shirts and concessions, is the exceedingly poor scoreboard.  We sat in the lower level of the first base side and had a heck of a time reading the scoreboard.  Here are my gripes on the scoreboard:\n\nToo small to be useful\nAt night it is not very well lighted so seeing the non-lighted sections is impossible\nAbout 1/3 was being used for advertising\nNo stats provided for the batter (take a lesson from Salt River)\nThe line up on the left side did not highlight the batter but with the letters so small it would not be of much use.\n\nBy the way the parking lot lighting but there was no signage as to how to exit and the entrance was blocked off!  \n\nI never have been to a ballpark above a crude kids field that did not have the distances from home plate to the outfield fence shown with signs hanging on the fence.


SO we have been in Anthem for awhile and have gone to this restaurant many times, even through all the numerous owners. So far we are not thrilled. The food is average and the service is slow. The bar is nice and there is seating outside which is great however not the best mexican food.


If you're looking for a nice clean place to pass out from partying all night then this is the place for you. Not a glitzy hotel, but I personally would rather pay less for a room so I could have more money to do other stuff. The pool was nice and clean..perfect for 100+ degree weather.


Planet Hollywood, LV NV\nWhere do I start?  The decor in the room is unremarkable.  The window was small with the coverings attached to the ceiling you feel like you are in a cave.  If you are average height you need to stoop to see out.\n\nThey seem to be pinching pennies on everything.  For example, no trash can in the commode area, just the main bath and a dinky can in the sleeping area.  Go to the Gym to flush out the poisons and it will cost you and your mate $50.00 each day.  Internet access is around $14.00 per day. Local phone calls are over $20.00 for the 1st Minute!


I love me some bagels. Large doughy goodness and covered with schmear, please. And Owen's Bagel & Deli certainly delivers - in a big, creative, steamy way. \n\nI've frequented Owen's many a time and I always appreciate the local, hippy vibe that rocks through the scrawled upon walls. It's a very casual haunt, where you can grab some morning breakfast or a quick lunch. You'll see all sorts of customers here - from the church crowd to the hungover college kids. The bagel connoisseurs who work at Owen's are very laid back and friendly. Be prepared to chuckle while reading their menu - they have incredibly creative sandwich names like The Mark Cuban and The Tonya Harding Club. \n\nWhile I've tried many delicious bagel sammies here, but I always go back to my old standby - the Banana Surprise. It's a cinnamon raisin bagel, slathered with cream cheese, covered in bananas and a dusting of cinnamon sugar. It's incredible. Husband always orders a Mr. Turkey with egg, also a delicious choice. All the bagels and bagel sandwiches are steamed and that makes them super tasty and chewy. Oh, and their coffee is local, which just makes me love them even more. \n\nHead on over to Owen's for a monstrous steamed bagel sandwich, and if you're not full enough, make sure you grab a cookie on the way out - they are the size of your face and a sugary dream.


I have eaten at Brokers a lot recently with my bf.  He loves to go there on Sundays as they have a pretty good happy hour from 5-6:30.  Cheap sushi (obviously) but also good drink specials including 3-4$ VERY LARGE bottles of beer, including some specialty brands.  We are both avid sushi people and I would say the sushi is up there in terms of quality and taste, but maybe not the BEST in town.  \n\nTip: If you're trying to go there during happy hour (esp on Sundays) it is smart to just grab a seat at the bar if you don't mind grabbing a stool.  Otherwise there's a very good chance you will wait for a table, and after you are seated, will have quite a wait for the food as well.  \n\n- I'm not a big bar girl, but my bf always snags us a couple seats there and we are served pretty quickly...I would probably never even attempt to get a seat during a busy time because I really think this is when the service starts going out the window.


I go to many Paradise Bakery locations on a regular basis. I was disappointed during this visit. The salad person was not pleasant and seemed to be annoyed when I asked for a couple of changes (different dressing & lettuce). The week before at another location, they were happy to accommodate me.\nWhen we went to get cutlery, all they offered were plastic forks & spoons with regular knives. SInce I was dining there, I asked for real cutlery.\nI was told by the cashier \"I guess that is all we have.\" Now I can understand running out of plastic cutlery but not stainless steel? This was just plain laziness.\nAs for our food, mine was good.\nMy husband's French Onion soup looked NOTHING like the picture. It was just a big brown mess with way too much stock. He was so hungry that he ate it.


Not cheap @ $4.50 for a cheese slice and $24 for a whole pie. But definitely tasty. Even when you're not that hungry, so that says something! LOL  Will definitely try other menu items next time I return!


I love Hungry Howies Pizza.  The best part is the crust.  They provide a variety of flavors such as ranch, butter cheese, and herb and garlic, three of my favorites.  The staff is nice and friendly and my order is always ready by the quoted time.  They also usually have deals going on like $8 medium pizzas.  I am a definite fan.


Evil Donut Shop for selling donut holes for .99 cents a dozen.   EVILLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!\n\nI've only gone 2 times so far.  The first time not really counting because I went with a coworker and didnt buy anything.  BUT, I did ask if I could buy 2 holes (one glazed and one chocolate cake) instead of a dozen.  I sometimes have issues with fried items.  So I wanted to sample it first.  The gal just gave me the two and said, \"Enjoy!\"  I had no revenge of the holes the remainder of the day!  Wh00t Wh00t!   \n\nBut seriously, how awesome is it that she just gave me 2 holes.  \n\nThis morning, for some strange reason (the baby maybe ;) had me craving a donut.  So, off to Bosa myself and another coworker went!  I got a dozen holes (6 glazed, 6 chocolate) and a maple bar.  The maple bar I'm saving for tomorrow morning...i hope  \n\nI honestly think the glazed holes are my favorite, reminding me of a Krispy Kreme glazed.  But glazed or chocolate...these donuts rock!  My coworker even thought so too.  \n\nI would have taken a photo of the holes, but they didnt have a chance.  I eated them.  :)\n\nI shall have to resist the urge to become a frequent BOSA customer!  RESIST Damnit.  RESISTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!


This place is probably the lowest priced you can find in Phoenix. And you get what you pay for so my expectations were low to begin with. We can't afford the prices of nicer motel/hotels and must stay in these lower priced places. You can imagine my surprise to find this motel much better than we anticipated. The rooms aren't the best - they're just average low priced rooms. The beds were comfy enough, TV worked fine and had some decent stations, kitchenette was fully furnished and two burners.  I didn't see any roaches and I checked the mattress for bed bugs (do this everywhere!)  You can't beat the price. We only stayed one night. Yes, there were some nefarious looking individuals we walked by but all turned out fine. They looked scarier than they were. For the price, I would stay here again except for my biggest issue. Very weak wifi signal. So getting online was difficult most of the time. For me it's a deal-breaker. I completed one of those online review forms provided by Crossland and mentioned my disappointment in the wifi. I was surprised to receive an email from the general manager indicating he would be looking into improving it. I hope that happens. I will stay there again if it gets fixed.


NOBODY likes going to the Post Office and this location is the poster child as to why. Oh my God, this is the USPS from HELL! The employees are SO SLOW, the customers are even slower. \n\nThey are always out of Priority Mail boxes. Their excuse? \"We put them out and people take more than they should.\" Um, okay, so ORDER MORE BOXES for your customers! Need a change of address form? Good luck! Their response? \"We don't got no more, try another location.\" \n\nThis location does NOT process passport applications so don't waste your time. And make sure you get in the correct line when you walk in; there's often a separate line for \"non monetary transactions.\"\n\nMail pick-up lines stretch out the door while 3 employees stand at their stations with no customers. Employees simply walk away from their registers and disappear into the back room for 10 minutes. Be prepared to wait at least 30 minutes no matter what your transaction. Bring reading material.


I've yet to try Pizzeria Bianco (one of these days!) but as this place shares the same owner, I found that grabbing a sandwich here is much less of a hassle than waiting in line for a pizza at PB.   Never thought twice about making the trip out from Peoria for lunch, either.\n\nThe word is that the owner is very fastidious when it comes to food thus he only uses fresh, local ingredients--often from his own garden.  Taste one of the sandwiches to find out for yourself!\n\nSeriously though, how many places can you go where the owner is the one responsible for baking the bread for YOUR sandwich?  Not many.  But here he will.  So what if I was a tad celeb-struck, at least I didn't embarrass myself by waving and shouting at him.  Meh, he's probably used to it.


This place was pretty good, if I were a local it would most likely be a staple for me. Unfortunately we went 1.5 hrs before our flight home and somehow they managed to served everyone else but us. We had to get our food to go and rush to the airport, with 10mins to spare and eat our food out of styrofoam containers. I must admit that the meatball was pretty damn good, although I was really hungry and getting hankry at that point anything would have prbly tasted good .. Either way, I liked it.


Racist racist racist. I came on a Wednesday for pizza for the first time and the cook decided that it was okay to to start spewing racial slurs and making references thinking I wouldn't hear him. Gross.


I really like this club gay friendly and ppl are 2 :DDD


I would just like to say that I actually feel this place should get 3 1/2 stars.  \n\nLove the burritos.  Not crazy about the salsa.  staff is super friendly and I love them.  Burritos are HUGE.  I love how they make them according to your likes in front of you.  A little bit over priced i think but not bad at all.\n\nI could probably go quite often and if I am in the area I do.


I'll update this review when I have the energy to give to such an undeserving establishment and experience. In the meantime please just know I will never return again.  Horrific experience... I received the information to write their corporate office and will update this review when I get a response from there.  In short, they made my 10-year old son cry, falsely accused us of not belonging there after spending approximately $50 to be there with the tickets and receipts up prove it and by the time we proved they were mistaken they actually forced us to leave because them trying to figure out what was going on was causing a \"disturbance\" in the theatre. No apology, no refund... Only in Las Vegas???? Maybe, but definitely only at this theatre seeing a PG-13 movie with my child.  I'm not sure what kind of profiling you do at a theatre as a rent-a-cop, but the mom and kid minding their business eating your over priced food and drinking your over priced beverages paying for your overpriced movie that they reserved seating for in advance hours ahead of time watching in silence is not your best move.  HORRIBLE.\n\nAnd btw: our reclining chair was broken anyway.


I was debating whether to give this a 2 or 3, but after reading other reviews, going with the 2 rating as it doesn't seem like they get customer service.\n\nIt started out poorly.  My brother had made a tee time and when he booked it, told the person he had a coupon from the local paper (it was Memorial Day and they were running a special for that day), which they said they'd note on the reservation.  When he checked in (before me), he told the person behind the counter that he had the coupon, and they honored the price.  I checked in about 15 minutes later, and someone new as behind the counter.  I didn't know about the coupon, so I paid for myself and my guest.  My brother came in just after the guy ran the transaction and mentioned the coupon.  At this point, the employee became very difficult.  He told us that he couldn't honor the coupon since I didn't mention it, and it was too late.  He berated us for even suggesting that we ask for a discount after the fact.  My brother told him about telling the person on the phone about it, and how it shouldn't be hard to reverse the transaction especially since the deal was advertised for this day only.  The employee continued to be rude so I just suggested we go play and see if someone else was working when we finished.  As a side note, when we finished, there was someone else and they did give us a $40 refund (value of the coupon) but had to find the owner to do it, which took about 15 minutes.\n\nPace of play was very slow, just over 5 hours (which to me, is painful, I'm used to 4 hour rounds at home and we walk...this was 5+ hours with everyone in carts).  We complained to a ranger a few times, but they said the course was backed up (but it seemed to be just two groups playing slow ahead of us).  \n\nTees were kind of hairy and hard, not well manicured.  The greens were in good shape though, rolled pretty well, fairways weren't too bad.  Nice layout overall, some good holes.  Overall, a pretty easy course.\n\nI didn't use the range, but my brother said the balls were very old and cracked.\n\nWe played a course up in Greenville earlier in the weekend, and it was the same price with better conditions and much better attitude from the staff.


Anyone who knows me - and that's you, buddy - know I (used to) love Panda Express. Enough to keep menus up at my desk at work to advertise. Note: they are coming down tomorrow. Yeah, I've been lazy up to this point, but now that this is in print, I gotta keep up with my obligations.\n\nI just can't take it anymore. The prices increase with...every...single...visit. As does the wait in the drive thru. My first experience with both the price gouging and the 8 minute wait through the drive thru (God, I'd pray for 8 minutes now) I thought: \"Well, the food is still great and this might be a one-time occurrence.\"\n\nBut, just in case, on the next visit, I timed the experience - clocked at 12 minutes - and I almost asked for a discount, you know, to bring back the price to the previous visit. My reasoning for the markdown? Duh, gas prices have increased.\n\nI'm not dumb or ignorant enough not to know the two are intertwined, but like a lot of other Americans, I will be finding another place to spend my money for a better value. Panda has done NOTHING to convince me to return. Well, aside from the cuddly bears in their marketing. Okay, okay, I kinda like those talking pandas, but it's not working.\n\nStill, I rate Panda Express 2/5 stars because I still love their food. I can't find Beijing Beef anywhere else and that's my favorite. Also, their \"Chow Mein\" - by the way, guys, that's more like LO MEIN, but still - is good as is their Orange Chicken (though I've had much better at a Chinese Buffet.) Unfortunately, you'll have to pay an extra dollar for shrimp items, and take my word for it: it's not worth it. I'd barely order them at the same price.\n\nLesson? Don't choose the Drive Thru, save up for your yearly visit there - as I will, but can a restaurant stay open if that's the case? - and prepare for a long wait if you don't go inside. It's about the same amount of time as if you went to a standard sit-down establishment, such as Applebee's...for about the same price.


We tried the plain jane pep pie the other day. It was good but the speciality pizzas are the way to go. I sampled a slice with mushrooms and caramelized onion and OMG that was really good. \n\nThe service is still top notch and the Tuesday specials are great.


Generous portions and good food.  I appreciatef the choice of black beans in addition to refried beans.


I had an amazing meal here.  They have an amazing wine list.  Good decor, comfortable tables, good service (all French).  Even the breads, which come on a cart with ~15 varieties, are amazing.  The son of Guy Savoy runs this show and he comes out and meets every table.  \n\nThe food is very good if you are thinking about this or something else, besides the cost (~$500 w/o wine for two), I'm not sure you'll find a better place.


Terrible Buffet for 35 bucks. Pizza was old. Sides had been sitting for awhile. Dessert tables were a bit of a joke compared to other hotels. Spend the extra 5-15 bucks and go to Aria's or Ceasar's Buffet. Even Paris has an equivalent or better buffet. Overall unimpressive given that it's the MGM.


My wife was itching for Korean BBQ and you'll certainly not get that on the Strip.  We debated between Sula and Wooche and opted for the latter.  We're very glad with our choice!\n\nWe thought the variety of meats to select from was very good (plenty of ribs, octopus, chicken).  Yes, you do grill your own meat but that's fine with us.  Good service of changing the grill after it got grimy and cleared finished plates.  Didn't care much for the \"cooked food\" section.\n\nFor about $15, it was a great deal.  When we ate there, there was some \"dessert\" with some fruit and the cold, sweet rice drink.\n\nTough reviewers here.  But I guess you have a lot of visitors from Los Angeles here.  Yes, this does not compare what you can get there but for Las Vegas, it appears to be among the best Vegas has to offer.  For that, I give it 4 stars.


One of the slower Starbucks I have ever been to lately.  Are they union employees?  They managed to screw up my order too.


Delicious!\n\nWe went to Station Street a week or so ago, while we were buying some things for the house at Target. I had heard about the place from several friends, and despite the fact that we haven't yet been able to make it to Salt of the Earth, felt that we would like to try Chef Sousa's craft. It did not disappoint.\n\nI liked the totally retro feel to the place, evident from the minute you pull into the place - it looks like one of those old-school fast food joints from the 50's, with lots of window space, and a large central kitchen. We tried the Banh-mi dog and the chili-cheese dog to have a traditional dog and creative dog between the two of us - both were delicious. The nice thing is, they actually remembered that they opened a HOT DOG place, and start everything off with great HOT DOGS! Lots of newer restaurants that try a spin on an old favorite fall flat on their faces because they can't get the basics right. Not so here; they nail both the dog and the bun, at least as far as we were concerned. The toppings were great, and I must admit, the bang-mi dog was better than I had expected. Their poutine was great too, although the gravy was a tad too salty for us. The curds they used were great, though!\n\nIt won't be too long before we go back, hopefully to try the sweetbread dog and a few of the other interesting items, like the Korean BBQ and Tacos. Lots of great ways to hit a home run here!\n\nOnly two other minor points of improvement - the seating is a bit sparse for such a large place - It's nice to sit and gaze out the window, but the setup might make it hard for larger groups to get comfortable. (they do have a table for a group of 8 or so over on the far end of the restaurant...) Pricing - our meal came out to $25 dollars for 2 cokes, 2 dogs, and one order of poutine. That's pretty salty (had-har-har) for a hot-dog place... Neverthelesss, we'll be back!


Oh man... This place may have served up some of the best food we've had in Charlotte. We caught up with them at Food Truck Friday. Rain or shine, these guys are there. They said that they have only missed one Friday since it started. We got the Surf and Turf burrito ($10). It was filled with coffee seared steak & baja shrimp w/ guac, cheese, chimichurri, chipotle sauce and fries. The steak was tender and flavorful. All the fillings complimented each other really well. It was a flavor party in my mouth! There was a lot going on but it was excellent. I can't wait to try more from these guys.


Always a great meal, tomato moz sandwich amazing, focia pizza amazing


Disgusting. If the soup was any more bland it would be water. Here's a hint, use soup bone for flavor, not msg. Service sucked more than at a regular Vietnamese restaurant, which is extremely extremely bad. If you hate your job then quit, or kill yourself. We saw the server on two occasions, when she took our order and when she brought the food out. On both occasions she had a bitchy attitude.\n\nFood: Crap\nService: Crap\nPrices: Crap


Went with some local friends while visiting Vegas. Did not look like much from the outside, but the interior is well done. Simple with an open feel. There is open seating in the middle of the room to utilize its space and to keep it from feeling crowded. Both the food and service were good. As noted by others it is open til 4 AM on most days which is a plus in Vegas. I was told by my friend that they have a DJ's performing during the late night. \n\nWill likely return when in Vegas next.


I was soooooooooo happy with Zip Zap Auto. Everyone, from the front door welcome to the mechanics are exceptionally friendly, and they know their job. The price was affordable to us. They did an excellent job and we are grateful. strongly recommend you to everyone. You can totally trust them. Thank you


Keep your beloved pets away from this unprofessional place. A few months ago I took my young kitten into Dr. Pence at AZ Spay & Neuter for a typical spay for her. The surgery was done the same day by the Dr. Pence himself and later that day I picked her up seemingly without any complications. Nearly a week went by when it was detected that the kitten was in pain with a dis-coloring on the belly area that exacerbated each day. Little did I know from a routine surgery, but Dr. Pence (according to a professional vet who corrected the mistake) failed to properly stitch up the fibrosis layer tissue and subsequently internal bleeding was causing the dis-colorization. I asked him how such a simple routine procedure by someone who bragged about their 35 years of experience could be so botched? In response he had nothing at all to say in his defense and was not remorseful in the least for his mistake if not confrontational about it when contacted. Needless to say I took my kitten to a real vet to have the damaged caused by AZ Spay & Neuter repaired to the tune of $500 asking the clinic to at least help with the expensive bills of which they refused. So that response to it and the terrible job that nearly killed my little kitten over their negligent surgery, is reason for this terrible review on a nightmarish experience.


We couldn't get a table at Emeril Lagasse's place. So, we ended up here it was in the same hotel. The Oysters on the Half Shell and Tuna Tataki and Tartare was okay but pricey. For my main dish I had the Crispy Duck Breast. Pretty good it was a good thing I stay up the whole night after that dinner.


I thought the sushi was ok. Some of my fish was a little less buttery and tender like I would have preferred. The rolls were ok but the tempura they leave under a heat lamp so it doesn't taste as fresh as it could be. \n\nI don't know if I would choose this sushi place over the several options around. But for a cheap and convenient all you can eat place it's a decent choice.


A little pricy but you build your own meal.  It tastes as good as you make it.


Good burgers and I'm told the Italian beef is good too but the service is not so good, it's a big high school hangout during the weekday afternoons and they don't cater to customers that come in after 9:30 pm. My email on their website also went unanswered, which was another customer service turnoff to me.\n\nRosatti's and DeFalcos also have very good Italian beef and there are other good burger joints in the area for this one to be a staple for me.


Love my gym!!! Working out!!!


Remember in the 90s when Kyoto Bowl was good and you could page your friend, he'd call you and you could ask him to stop by the Blockbuster to pick up Terminator II swing by the Kyoto Bowl and grab you a Teriyaki Bowl?  \n\nThen that dude stole your girlfriend, you got an iPhone, Blockbuster closes virtually every store around, and Kyoto Bowl started serving awful food that smells like bile in a bowl.  \n\nAt least you still have Terminator II.....now on DVD with bonus features.  \n\nIf you're tempted to re-live the 90's at the Kyoto Bowl, just play some Pearl Jam and grow your goatee out instead.  You'll be happy you did.


Located in Waverly Station this branch of WH Smith is extortionate, I guess it's to be expected given that it's located in a busy train station but they take the prices a little bit too far. A walkers bag of crisps are as much as 85p which is absolutely ridiculous! If you're feeling peckish then forget it as you could find yourself forking out \u00a34 for an old cardboard tasting sandwich.\n\nI don't understand why WH Smith have to charge so much more when Boots directly across from it charges the exact same price as all it's other stores including the fabulous \u00a32.99 meal deal. Don't be caught out in this rip off WH Smith, if you need something urgently then head to Boots instead. The magazines are papers are just the same retail price but for anything else, do yourself a favour and don't bother as it's a rip off.


The movies are a typical price and the seating is nice, but do not go there for food. For the price you pay, you are better off visiting any other restaurant in Epicentre. It's funny, the opening video roll talks about how the quality of food is superior and makes you excited you may have a great meal. We ordered a 2 for $25 deal which seems like a good deal until you get the food. The 1/2 order of chicken nachos may not have even had chicken. We couldn't find it! It was just chips and lettuce. I'd hate to see a full order after knowing the 1/2 order size. I ordered the chicken fajita quesadilla which was okay, but not very warm. My boyfriend reported he's had better burgers at Wendy's and his fries were cold. I noticed that people who ordered after us received their food before us. The staff replaced the fries no problem, and they were hot, except they charged me for a side of fries at the end of the movie. When I explained, they took it off no problem. The staff was really nice and they did a great job. Just stinks they have to serve terrible food!\nThat being said, I would probably go back for another movie if I had a Groupon to buy again, but stick with a soda and popcorn. For as rare as I go to the movies, I would most likely go to a regular movie theater next time.


Boy is this place ever a freaking cliche. The girls with sleeve tats, the barista with the sternum piercing. The dude outside with crazy dreadlocks. The insane obsession with everything being \"organic'. Yes this is your generic run of the mill \"non-generic\" coffee shop. It's clean. It has all the drinks you come to expect from a coffee shop. Price was what I expected. Taste was what I expected. I can't say I can find anything special about this place, but for a good solid coffee shop in Vegas I can't think of another place I'd recommend more.


Went here on Saturday because we heard the pizza was good. Pizza's alright. I've had better here in LA. My problem was with the service itself. The woman taking the orders couldn't take orders correctly, she was slow, and she kept disappearing to the back several times making the wait just to order even longer! Horrible! The wait time to get the food was almost an hour! what the fudge? why so long? the point here is that they need more than one overwhelmed filipina at the front taking orders and going crazy looking for lost orders. They need more pizza makers in the back as well to get those pizzas out fast. Oh yeah, we also ordered mild wings and the woman gave us spicy wings  (which I can eat, but friend's wife can't!).  Lame, expensive, and slow. Never again. The only nice people there were the elderly waitress, and the other young woman who made sure we got our wings on time.


ordered the special/house chow fun...mediocre in taste and presentation btw. halfway thru the meal, found a piece of hair nestled into the meat/noodle combo. yuck. informed the waitress, she replied, well, i can take 50% off... since you ate most of it already. uhhh? even if i ate the meal entirely, i wouldnt have paid for it. but in the end, she kindly took off the chow fun portion from our check.


My wife and I went for Happy Hour the yesterday. They have happy hour everyday from 4-6pm and again the bar area from midnight till 8am. All tapas are half price. we got skewers, pot stickers, coconut shrimp and lettuce wraps with a couple of soft drinks for 25 bucks. Food was very good. Service and price were great. We also tried their new desert which was warm donuts. The waiter said since it was our first time trying it it was on him. Cant beat it. Will defiantly be back very soon for more tapas.


my family and I were in Vegas celebrating my daughters 21St birthday.r found this shop by accident we actually were suppose to go too another shop.anyway we were greeted Sooo pleasantly. Everyone is sincerely pleasant.Nina is awesome my legs  were hurting from all the walking and I specifically wanted a massage on my feet and legs after my pedicure.wow after that had another great massage on the hands and arms for my manicure.  my hands were rejuvenated after she did my manicure. I highly recommend this place in fact my daughter and I plan on going there every year on our annual Vegas trip.


Went to lunch today at Pop's Pizza and it was great! I got the veggie pizza and the bf got a meat Stromboli. Both were delicious!


I was so craving for thai foods one night in vegas.\nSo i found this rest from yelp.\nOmg, foods were so tasty, friendly staffs and rest interior looked fancy too.\nBut price of menu were expensive than you expected..i think compared to other rest in vegas, this prices were reasonable.\nI will go back if i had a chance again.


Pretty good! :-)\nMom got the Green Chile Omelette & liked it! :-)\nI got the blackberry pancakes & they were yummy! :-)\nOnly thing that bugged me was that the \"pancake special\" was offered to me, which adds 2 bacon/sausage & 2 eggs. I'm allergic to eggs, so I asked if they could drop the eggs & double the bacon. I was told they'd check. Brought pancakes & 3 bacon (not 4). Bill came & pancakes & bacon were charged separately. Not real pleased by that, but otherwise good place!\n\nNice place & staff! :-)\n\nP.S.,\nThe bacon was pretty thick & crisp, which is how I like it, so that was really good! Even minus a piece :-P haha


I like the idea I like the simple menu been there several times the only downside is once in a while the chicken will be rubbery but that just depends on the chicken I guess


I often stop by this U-Swirl during an occasional lunch break adventure.  I've actually seen U-Swirl's around town and have been pretty snobby about trying it.  I was perhaps getting sick of seeing a thousand and one new yogurt places every month.  Plus, I had my favorites (Menchie's, Yogurtland and Golden Spoon) and thought 3 was enough to cover most of the valley.  But, when a coworker I was with went in for a weigh-in (hee hee), I decided to give it a try. \n\nThis location is gynormous for most yogurt joints I've been to, including my top 3.  The space is very open and there's plenty of seating and it always looks so clean (a big plus in my book)!\n\nThe yogurt is just as yummy as any of my favorites, the toppings are too!  The service was great and it's open late :)  M-Th 11-11pm and F&Sat 11-Midnight!  So, don't be afraid to sneak in after dinner or when your boyfriend's asleep for that yummy middle of the night guilty pleasure you've been searching for your whole life (haha)!\n\nBest part about it, it's near my house and HOGS HEAVEN BBQ!!!!  YAAAY!


Staff was great...food was average at best.  Not much more to say...


I've been a fan of the Rio in the past, but hadn't stayed here in a while.  On our last trip, we were a bit disappointed by a few things.\n\nFirst, the mini bar and coffee hadn't been restocked.  There was NO coffee at all in the room, and the mini bar was over half emptied.  And if there had been coffee, it was going to cost a ridiculous $8 for three pods.\n\nOtherwise it's pretty good for an older hotel.  The room wasn't perfect but it was in reasonable condition for the age.  The bathrooms are pretty nice and roomy, as is the entire room.  I like the space a lot so you don't feel closed in like most rooms.  Price was in the middle range.


What do you want from a foot long hot dog that costs $2?!? Decent taste for this skinny wiener. They actually make the meat look longer by putting it on a shorter bun. Good eats for low pricing, which is always a good thing in my book.\n\nThis place is located in the back of the Casino Royale. Walk through the drinking and smoking gamblers and get your grub.  If you are not eating inside the casino, you can ask for condiments to go, and they pack up your dogs really well in a plastic, clear bag for you.  if you do choose to dine in, you can have access to a fill it yourself drink service station, and many industrial size condiments.\n\nIf you are in Vegas, just stop and get one of these dogs to live in the time when Vegas kept multiple cheap eating spots to keep you happy, full and gambling!


Third visit to the Flamingo,first two were wonderful. Desk staff on last visit was a nightmare, Casandra seemed to take pride in her rude ,bulling attitude. I don't know if she treat all seniors this way, but we insulted. For some reason she thinks if your hair is grey it is ok to treat us as  second class persons, who's credit card she controls.\n\nFlamingo shame on you, your front house staff is the worst I have ever had to deal with.


So we arrived there for dinner yesterday after spotting it last week leaving walgreens . Dining room was empty and not one clean table available . Place was dirty so we can only imagine what the kitchen looks like . With that in mind we left and don't plan on ever going back .


My better half and I came here for dinner during restaurant week and were pleasantly surprise that there wasn't a wait for a table. We were also lucky enough to have visited on half price bottle of wine night, which in my book equals buy one get one free!\nOur server was very friendly and attentive and helped us navigate the menu and figure out how much we should order so that we didn't have left overs, which we didn't because everything was delicious! \nThe ambiance was intimate and inviting and I absolutely love the handcrafted chandelier that added an artist, warm lighting.\nDear Fern, I will be back for more!


Simply AMAZING in details and taste! A must for the love of food.


I ended up getting a coupon for this place in one of the local mags that comes in the mail. So since I wanted to get a full set and they were only 15 bucks I thought I would give them a try.\nThere was no wait...which was nice since the place I normally go is pretty packed sometimes.\nThe girl was quick & did a great job. I will for sure come back for my fill here. I am gonna try out a pedicure next time since I have another 15 buck coupon for that! Love me some coupons!!


this looks so good! but i dont know where the menu is!!!!!!


I work close by and am always looking for new places to eat lunch. I discovered Hanlon's recently and it immediately became a favorite! \nThe staff is so nice, friendly, and helpful. The wait is never long for food, and it's always great. They make everything from scratch and it has a real home-cooked taste. I am partial to the tuna melt, but the stuffed cabbage special is also delicious! \nI would definitely recommend eating here for a quick tasty bite!


This place is located near the outlet center and is easy to access. In the store they provide you with packing tape if you need it. Unlike some other places that require that you purchase it. The customer service members are nice unlike USPS workers.


This place is great. It is cool how they turned a church into a brew pub. The pom frites are awesome and the pizza is good.


Absolute worst dining experience of my life. When we walked in there was only one clean table, not empty mind you, just clean. The wait for our food was astronomical. When food finally came out it was cold and the sandwiches were wrong! Who puts mayo on pastrami anyhow?? Wait staff was to busy talking on their phones to pay attention to customers. As I sit here writing this I am STILL waiting on the check and we have been done eating for a good 20 minutes. Save yourself the hassle! Don't go!


I always say when it comes to Asian restaurants especially Chinese and Taiwanese - the crappier the service, the better the food. Tony T's ROTD reminded me to take this off my bookmarked places.\n\nXiao Long Bao:\nYou get 9 baos for $7. I can't help but compare XLB I've had in Shanghai and Taipei to everyone else's version. I'm very happy to say that I've found my XLB spot here in Vegas! The bao had the perfect thickness, the soup inside was hot and delicious. Glowing and glistening 5/5\n\nFried Tofu with Mixed Mushrooms:\nEven though the tofu pieces were fried, they were soft. The mushrooms were tasty but they slide off your chopsticks. The brown sauce was good. 4/5\n\nBeef Noodle Soup:\nOur server warned me this was spicy. I appreciate it when they do that but I had a cold anyway so, bring on the heat! I could taste cumin. My nose started running - I'm not sure if it was from the spiciness or my cold...or both. The beef chunks were fatty so I had to eat around it since I'm not a fan of animal fat. I had 2 pieces of bok choy and tender noodles in my bowl. 3.5/5\n\nPork Loin in Red Garlic Sauce:\nI didn't even know we ordered this. Shredded pork with red bell pepper strips. This reminded me of a thick and meatier version of Hot & Sour soup. 3.5/5\n\nSteamed Shrimps in House Garlic Sauce:\nHead on, butterflied but not all shrimps got de-veined. But the sauce was fantastic! Nice and garlicky. One of the better ways I've had shrimp. 4.5/5\n\nThey have street food you'll find in China like frog legs, chicken organ meat on a stick, etc.There were items we wanted to try but they no longer serve them like: enoki mushroom beef roll, pork belly with preserved vegetable(s)They need to update their menu. Even our server said it. They need to remove items they no longer serve and correct the typos. I'll definitely come back for XLB!


We had breakfast here each morning even though we were with a convention that provided \"free\" breakfast.\n\nThe eggs benedict are to die for.  So, so good.  I dream about them.  Great service too.


A cute little industrial brunch spot with healthy breakfast and lunch options \n\nService is okay\nThe girl at the front was very brief and didn't really explain how ordering/seating/beverages worked but we figured it out\nThe menu is on your immediate right when you walk in and there are paper menus on the counter (tip)\nComplimentary water on the SW side of the counter-bar\nOur server was very nice\n\nToday I had the egg salad sanny and it came with chips and pickled cucumbers \nIt was a pretty decent meal\nI thought I would expect more for the price but I guess it was the area\n\nAlso, there is a little kid section\nDon't get me wrong, I love kids\nBut this restaurant doesn't seem very kid-friendly... Or at least that's what I think with the heavy steel chairs with that flooring...\nThere were many children there this morning and aside from the screaming and yelling...\nThe kids were rearranging furniture and such... My main concern being the chairs and tables... Not very kid-safe...\n\nI am not sure how I feel about this place, it's cute, perhaps I will give it another go soon... \n\nStay tuned Yelp


I've been going here since they were in the old location up on East Blvd.  The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and their hours are convenient for me.


This place still stinks.  Maybe they can become a vets office or something useful.


it would have been one star except for the sand painter and the most amazing Set of any of the Cirque show i have seen. plus there were a few mistakes made. i have never seen one mistake in the 7 previouse show i have been to. i left feeling like i wanted to see a real Cirque de Soleil show\n\nin order of show is have seen.. \n\n1, mystyre (seen 2 and wanted to go again to make up for zarkana)\n2, beatles love (seen 2)\n3, ka\n4, i cant remember the name but the show that travels across the country)\n4,Zarkana\n5, zoomanity.


Yuk! Couldn't even chew the steak. I love del taco but never have I experience such a disgusting meal. Didn't get past the first bite.


Bah humbug, here comes the Grinch. I hate to always rain on the parade, but Public Enemy said it best; \"Don't believe the hype\"! I wasn't caught up in the allure of what happened with the whole \"Happy Feet\" fiasco. So I'm judging it for what it is; unadulterated and raw.\n\nPinky's is a fine example of what happens with a clone or franchise. It's never as good as the original. I live across the street, but Pinky's is not the neighborhood locale. I love the decor, appreciate how they restored the original building, love the ambiance, hip crowd, pin up, rockabilly style that the employees rock but that's about as far as it goes. \n\nGood beer selection with great prices don't get me wrong, but as far as food, just your average run of the mill bar. The best item I had was the pimp'n pimento fries. The chicken wings were nothing special, a little soggy actually. While they were very meaty, they weren't the least bit crispy. The fish tacos were even worse, a little too fishy tasting. \n\nIn a nutshell, Pinky's is a really cool spot to hang out at though. A good place to grab a drink, but not necessarily a prime spot to grab some grub. I guess that might be why it's classified as a diner on Yelp. Definitely worth checking out though. They really do have some unique menu items that will appeal to almost everyone.


I go here often with a group of friends and whenever friends come in to town for a visit we take them here as well as another excuse to go. This place is always a blast and the food is always on point. The price is fairly decent for what you get and the service has always been outstanding for us when we go but maybe thats just because they see us in here every week to every other week. You order by the half pound or the pound depending how much you can eat. I usually go with the sausage and the shrimp and throw in 2 corns with the \"whole shibang\" and it always hits the spot. The Cajun fries is something i tend to also order as another fav to add to my meal. Parking is easy as there is alot of it. The atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. Def a spot i think people need to check out.


After reading all of the great reviews, I am really excited to go to this restaurant.  We made a reservation because, online it said that they were recommended, but there were not many people in the place. We got the suggested appetizer of the Tuna Susci and it was delicious! The waiter even had the kitchen split it onto two plates so my boyfriend and I could share.  It was delicious with white truffles in the middle and very well seasoned. My boyfriend ordered the black squid pasta with seafood because the reviews raved about it--it really wasn't that great.  It actually smelled and tasted a little overly fishy, but he was a good sport and ate it all.  I order the duck breast, and the duck was cooked perfectly.  The only suggestion I have is that the duck was cut VERY thick and there was not enough of the delicious orange glaze.  It was good, but not over the top amazing.  We were pretty full but ordered the strawberry shortcake for dessert---OMG AMAZING!  It definitely made up for the mediocre dinner. The service was really great, the dinner was blah, and the dessert was really good.  I would recommend this place, BUT I would not come here again.  There are too many other great restaurants in Las Vegas, this definitely has the atmosphere but I do not think our dinner was worth 150$.


I wish my experiences with this restaurant were like the other reviewers. I had my food delivered. I had a small peporoni pizza and a philly combo sandwich. Since my order was over $15 I received a complimentary slice of cake (I picked lemon). I couldn't get past a couple of bites of the sandwich or the pizza!!!. If you like salt then you can't go wrong with this place!! If you can imagine eating a salt sandwich or a salt slice of pizza you have experienced what I experienced when I ate the food from here!! I will give them a \"decent\" (meaning digestible) rating on the fries and cake, otherwise this place gets a thumbs down with Shaquille Oneal's hands!!!...lol..Horrfible!!!...However, the delivery was fast!!!. But even that was flawed as he didn't have his charge card machine and I had to call in my credit card info outside of my apt bldg. for all the world to hear!!!...lol..Thank God my credit limit is extraordinarily low on the card I used, or I would have had to worry about I.d. scammers besides an upset stomach with what little I did \"manage\" to swalow!! ...lol..proceed at your own risk!!!...lol


Once you arrive at their office, you sign some papers and they get you fitted for a helmet and goggles. After that, you watch a brief video on the do's and don't's of riding. Once the whole gang arrives and finishes they will drive you to some dunes nearby which was about a 15 minute drive. \n\nDuring our course, we did have a mishap in that one of the wheels popped off the buggy on one of the members in my party. So it took a little bit of time for them to fix it and get back on the sand. None of that deterred me from having the time of my life. I do feel that smaller parties is best so that we can drive as close to its maximum speed allowed and not have to wait or risk tailgating. \n\nI purchased a groupon deal for this. It was a 15 minute dune buggy ride for two buggys at $88. Quite expensive but I definitely recommend it as it was so much fun! All of their staff was so friendly! I cannot wait to go back!


Several years back I had a horrible encounter and told myself I would never be back. Well, fast forward and few years and unfortunately the couch we fell in love with was lacated at RC Willey, so here we go again. We finally got it down to a good price and the salesperson asked if we wanted the extended warranty. I asked her what it covered and she responded everything. So, I asked her you mean to tell me if my dog chews a hole in the couch you will fix it for free??? She said absolutely!!! It's covered!!! Well, my dog indeed chewed a small hole in the corner of the sectional and guess what they said when I called.....you guessed it! It's not covered. I should of known better. The have let me down everytime I have purchased from them.


Was there for lunch on Canada day.  Calamari is top notch, you could actually see the calamari, unlike most other places where a thick batter is caked on.\n\nThe grilled meats were good, with a home cooked appeal to them.  Those fries were pretty good, my wife is still raving about them.\n\nThe tatziki was a little sour IMO, but pretty fresh.  Sat on the terrace and had a great lunch on a sunny Montreal day.


I don't know why Little Asia only has three stars. I love the food here, way better than the 0-star Lulu's Noodles. Little Asia serve both great fake and authentic Asian food. All their dishes are under $10.00. My favorite ones are (can't post in Chinese for some reason) jiao yan xia, shui zhu niu rou, fu qi fei pian, and hong you yu pian. For the price, Little Asia probably serve the best authentic Chinese food in Pittsburgh. Rose Tea tends to be too saucy or salty for me, but Little Asia cooks the food just right. The waitress here are super nice and sweet. The interior is a little weird after they moved. But other than that, I have no complaints. I would pick Little Asia over Lulu's Noodles or Oriental Express anytime. \n\nAlso if you like ice cream, they serve mochi ice cream, which is outrageously delicious.


Even as bike shops go, this place is terrible. I wanted to fix an old bike for my girlfriend.  They said they could turn it around in one week... one week became two and a half weeks.  Didn't bother contacting me.  When I got the bike back, it was still dirty, they failed to replace the breaks, cables, and cable housings.  Shotty work, when I tested the breaks and the gears, they lost all tension because screws were not tightened.  I thought I could take the easy route and not rebuild the bike myself.. now I'm out money and I have a bigger project than before.  Thanks Paragon!


Very simple place.  I like that when i want Indian food i can just come in order and it would be ready with in minutes The price is fantastic and the flavors are very tasty.  It is also close to my house so thats a plus.  It is very clean on the inside and the employees are very nice.  I will be back to enjoy this great food.


When i am craving chinese food I am not looking for a big plate, small portion type of place. I am feeling glutinous and want some freaking general tso chicken and some hot and sour soup- and a lot of it.  This buffet delivers. \n\nEverything hot was legit. They even had fried chicken, pizza and \"fresh\" dinner rolls. They had hibachi style grill with a ton of ingredients. I didnt do the salad bar as I wanted to be fat.\n\nThe sushi was better than grocery store sushi but not like anything you'd find at Red or Muramoto.  Some of their doctored up rolls with a ton of sauces on them were ok but some were \"i'll never try that again.\"  My best advice is proceed with caution. and dont expect the kind of sushi that would cost a $15 roll in a different restaurant.\n\nIf you got the chinese meat sweats this place will not disappoint.


Ok I first want to say yes. Their food is delicious and I have eaten here several times. The sad thing is this. Today my family and I went here for lunch. At the end of our meal my twin.brother who just got home.from his recent deployment in Afghanistan asked the waiter if they had a military discount, the waiter said yea but I don't.know.if it's viable.today?  He proceeded.to get the manager who then came.to our table.to tell us how his son is going to Kuwait and blah blah and then tells us that he is unable to provide the.military discount because it's not.Monday. I'm.sorry but my brother is here on leave and leaves tomorrow and you can't honor the military discount for this man who fought.for your freedom?  Because.it's.not.Monday?  My.twin.brother was so.offended he walked.out and.his wife.told.the manager we will no longer be doing.business with you. To top it off My father and grandfather who are also veterans where.with us. I am.so offended that this all American restaurant can't.honor a military discount.on.any day but.Monday. that is ridiculous.


People say that living in New York changes you, hardens you somehow, makes you cynical. I've never really found this to be true... until my return to Bravo!.\n\nGrowing up in the South Hills, Bravo! was one of my favorite chains. It was fancy, it had table clothes, it was better than the Olive Garden. I recall being mildly obsessed with the chopped salad, so upon my recent return I ordered a half-sandwich and the salad for a light lunch.\n\nI was disappointed that the salad was full of soggy ice-berg lettuce and a few off-season tomatoes. The turkey-bacon-avocado sandwich was disappointing as well, with just a few chunks of cubed avocado overwhelmed by a flavored aioli.\n\nI guess I've been spoiled by having a huge variety of A+ Italian Bistros at my disposal,  but there is waaaay better Italian to be had in the 'burgh. Skip the big box chains and head to your local red-sauce joint. Its likely to be cheaper, more delicious, and lacking giant faux-Roman columns with doubtful structural integrity.


An early arrival to Vegas gives us an opportunity to go off the strip and enjoy a couple of breakfast eateries. The Egg and I has a cute name and an old cowboy ranch feel to it. The menus are newspapers and the servers are friendly!\n\nFood (4 Stars): I ordered the corned beef hash with over medium eggs and the banana nut muffin. I'm usually not a banana nut fan, but this muffin changed my mind. It was full of spice and flavor, you can definitely taste the banana. The corned beef hash was pretty good with the shredded style corned beef. The seasoned potatos were DELICIOUS and I wish I could've had more.\n\nWe ordered the Cinncinati 4 Way plate with onions. It is pretty much spaghetti pasta with chili and onions on top. Our group was intrgued by the ingredients so we ordered it. It was amazing!!! Who knew that chili and spaghetti pasta can go together so well?? Topped with cheese and onions, this is my dish!\n\nWe couldn't finish all of our food due to the large portions, so definitely come with an appetite. The food is still good after being reheated.\n\nService (4 Stars): Our cute server was friendly and humorous. She frequently checked up on us and refilled our cups, she even got us another table because ours was cramped.\n\nBottom line: Hungover? Hungry? Feeling like stuffinf your face? Egg ans I will satisfy it all.


I was given a prepaid detail as a gift. I made my appointment, took my White truck to be detailed. They called me a few hours later and said it was ready to be picked up. I inspected my truck when I got home, I only live a mile from this location; my truck looked horrible. Wheel wells-not cleaned(still had dirt in them), bed of the truck-not clean(still had dirt in it), tires-looked terrible due to whatever the slime was that they sprayed on them, interior- don't even think it got vacuumed(found a peanut and white dog hair, I have a black dog that I do not let ride in my truck), they left spots on my floormats from where they cleaned one spot(didn't clean the entire mat), my dash was covered in that nasty slime, & my rearview mirror and visor mirror still had fingerprints on them. All that isn't the worst part, the thing that made this a horrible place to get a detail is that they had actually managed to Swirl a WHITE truck. How do you swirl a white truck? I would hate to see what they would have done had I taken in a dark colored vehicle. I even found bugs on the front of my truck, I only live a mile away; I couldn't have gotten that many bugs from the drive home. I won't even go back for a carwash. I'm not sure how much was paid for my detail, but I do know that the person that paid for it got robbed.


I took my boyfriend here for his birthday on Oct. 6, 13.  I bought him the VIP Pick 6 and did the VIP Women's package for myself.  I had read the reviews on Yelp and various other places and was skeptical about the experience.  But wow!\n\nThe minute we got there someone helped guide us to where we needed to go to check in and choose our weapons, targets, and get eye/ear protection.  From there we were escorted into the building and to our own private gun range with multiple lanes.  Above the lanes was a \"Happy Birthday\" banner (which the birthday boy didn't even notice...  Go figure!).  The only downfall of the room was that it was freezing so be prepared for both hot and cold conditions when you go there!\n\nKetzu was our range master and he was great!  Very friendly, knowledgeable and definitely not pushy!  The first couple of firearms my boyfriend picked out were having some issues so Ketzu switched them out for another one of his choices, a bummer, but that will happen.  He did not hover over him while he shot the automatic weapons and gave him as much space as he needed.\n\nThis was my first experience with a rifle and Ketzu made me feel really comfortable with it in my hand and helped me with my stance and aim.  I am now a huge fan of rifles!\n\nI would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking to shoot something exotic (to us Californians anyway).  In my experience, the people are extremely friendly and are all about having a safe, good time!


Good food...but the service when doing 'carry out' orders is quite slow. Give yourself an extra 20 mins or so after they say it'll be ready. I know this place is popular, so maybe that's why I guess. Anyway, maybe someone else will have a better experience. (Please note this review was based on a few experiences throughout this past spring/summer and could of been resolved by now, I just wanted people to be aware of the possibility)


Selection of sauces for the wings...excellent.  Service staff a little pushy on try this or try this.  This visit the server was pushing French fries that can be made with any of the wings sauces.  Would be okay for those who eat fries...I do not.  I have this thing about food joints with napkin rolled silverware.  When there are no other napkins available you have a choice of placing your silverware on a table wiped with a dish towel of unknown cleanliness or going without a napkin so your silverware can rest on it.  Had to ask for extra napkins so BWW doesn't get it.  Food is quite good.


Can't say enough great things about this place.  The ambiance, the service, the food.  All GREAT.  Definitely deserves 5 stars.


Can't go wrong for $38 for 1 hr. I have been going here weekly for almost two years now. All the staff are super duper nice and professional. Yes, they pick up their phones in the middle of massage but they're so good I don't care!


Ordered from here on grubhub and it took almost two hours to get my food. I live about 5 minutes away. I eventually called and asked where my food was and the lady said the drivers on his way. Half an hour goes by and still no food so we called again. She said the same thing. When we did get our food it was okay... Not the best but not too bad. I'll never order from here again though because it's not worth the ridiculous wait time.


The BF did some research on Cajun/Creole restaurants in Vegas before we headed there again for the second time this month. I was a bit skeptical when he asked me what I thought about trying the Rhythm Kitchen - probably because there were only 2 Yelp reviews and neither of gave me warm fuzzies about the food. Since Creole/Cajun food is the BF's favorite and we're always looking for new restaurants to try, we thought we would give the place a try. On 7/24, we took a drive down Decatur to the Rhythm Kitchen for lunch. The restaurant is a wonderful modern establishment that unfortunately sits all by itself in a deserted area. When we arrived at the restaurant my first instinct was to turn around and leave. The parking lot was pretty empty and it seemed like a ghost town. That coupled with the fact that the place had somewhat of a foul odor. I should have followed my instinct and left. For starters, they give you a lunch menu, but beware because most if not all the prices are exactly the same as those on the dinner menu. And you pay dinner prices for lunch size portions. Are you kidding me! Here's the scoop on what the BF and I ordered: \n\nJambalaya - Spicy but lacked that authentic Cajun seasoning and flavor. It was also a bit too soupy. Not bad, but I've had much better. \n\nShrimp and Catfish Po Boy - Large pieces of shrimp and cornmeal battered fish. Just ok. Again, it seemed to be lacking something. A bit bland for my taste. \n\nRed Beans and Rice - Disgusting. Truthfully, the Popeyes Chicken across the street tastes much better. \n\nCajun Rice - Not sure why they opted to switch the andouille sausage for spicy sausage (as indicated by the waiter), but I didn't care for this side dish. Like the red beans and rice, the Cajun rice had zero flavor. \n\nSweet Tea - I was really excited to see that they offered this southern delicacy. However, I was very disappointed. How can you serve \"sweet tea\" when the tea is not sweet??? \n\nOn the upside, they serve you delicious hush puppies with honey butter and they will keep them coming. Just be sure to finish up before 3:00 PM because they will hover over you and attempt to rush you out so they can close up shop early. Bad customer service, especially for a new establishment. Overall, however, I would not recommend this place. There are better places both on and off the strip.


While Yu Yu's idea is good-in essence a create-your-own stir fry, the execution and quality of the ingredients leaves much to be desired.\n\nI chose the roast pork-which had no resemblance to roast pork.  It came out overly sweet and dripping in some sickly liquid-to the point where the pork had a mushy consistency.\n\nNothing really noteworthy about the vegetables-they are stacked on top of the meat-which is in turn stacked on top of the rice.  While the idea of the cubed, chilled pineapple is very appetizing, in practice the pineapple was tasteless and mushy (much like the pork)\n\nThe sauces aren't anything special either-I opted for the smokey chili (tasted very chalky and overly salty) and the pineapple ginger (watery, tasted of neither pineapple nor ginger-more like pineapple juice straight out of a metal can)\n\nThe portions are generous and pricing reasonable-the two elements which prevent Yu Yu from getting 1-star- but this raises the question-what good are generous portions if the quality is lacking?


Hum. Un endroit assez unique dans le secteur, un steakhouse haut de gamme pour compte de d\u00e9penses en folie. Bon, mais jamais assez pour justifier la note d\u00e9bile de 120$ pour le lunch pour 2 sans une goutte de vin. Typique dans la cat\u00e9gorie, viandes et poissons grill\u00e9s, portions monstrueuses. Atmosph\u00e8re tr\u00e8s business et ce qui vient avec.


As much as I want to love buffets, my stomach tends to disagree. Mass produced food sitting under heating lamps doesn't hold much appeal for me. Fortunately, Studio B is one of the few buffets where quality trumps quantity and is worth the trip.\n\nDinner runs about $25 Monday - Thursday, weekend seafood ups the price by about $10. Considering that an entree and a beer at restaurants like Cheesecake Factory runs about the same price, its really not a bad deal. What makes the price worth is the unlimited beer and wine available at buffet. I was surprised to see craft draft beer along with ciders, and a couple wines to pick from.\n\nIn terms of food there is something for everyone. Sushi, multiple carving stations along with plenty of vegetarian and healthier options. The desert station features enough to satisfy even the most discerning sweet tooth and gets extra points for having gelato and milkshakes. The buffet itself looks great. Modern design, comfortable seating, unobstructed views of the Vegas strip and a open kitchen ensures cleanliness. \n\nThe lines can get long on busier days so come prepared. Also check out the M Players Club as they offer free buffets for players.


Everytime I order here or stop in and eat it's been great food. The only thing is the service there is really hit and miss so ill give a 4 overall. 5 on food and 3 on service


We missed lunch and stopped ther for just a bite around 2 pm. There was just a few costumers but we were standing at the counter waiting to order for over 10 minutes while a waitress was talking to someone eating at the counter and ignoring us the whole time. I glared at her until she got uncomfortable, said her shift was over and left the restaurant. \n\nThe girl she was talking to turned to be an employee, she finally got up, apologized and took our order.  We sat down and when our order came this other server didn't bring any settings, we actually had to call her back for it. She thought that was funny. I got the impression they only hire high school girls.\n\nThe spanakopita appetizer was actually quite tasty but the portion was way too small, 4 bite sized pies Hey spinach pie is not a luxury item! The grape leafs were run of the mill. No lamb gyro or kabab? Only beef and chicken, I have no use for a beef Gyro. The funny thing is that at the Charlotte cafe right next door they serve lamb Gyro and they don't even claim to be a Greek eatery. \n\nNot convinced


A-Mart has a great selection of different Asian foods from Korean, Chinese, Japanese to Vietnamese. The prices are pretty fair as well, which is great. The people who work there were fairly nice as well, which is always a plus. =)\n\nI will definitely continue to shop here! =D


Ohhhhhh Deluca's.\n\nIn my experience, there is a great divide in the city of Pittsburgh, similar to Montagues vs. Capulets.  This divide is Pamela's-lovers vs. Deluca's-lovers.  I am firmly in the latter camp, and I will be pleased to challenge Pamela's patrons to a duel, as long as I have been fueled by a breakfast burrito the size of my head and innumerable rounds of coffee.\n\nDeluca's has quirks: It takes forever to get a table (because everyone's trying to eat there), the ambiance is old-school funky diner (weird mural, propensity for stickiness on the formica tabletop), and you should not expect to be pampered by the waitstaff (they do their job well, for the most part, but the restaurant is always busy, it's not a high-end place, and they aren't going to make enough in tip money off your $10 breakfast to put up with a snotty attitude from their customers).  Personally, I like this in a diner, and it is something I actively seek out.  I like to come here kind of hungover, devour a massive burrito and a huge orange juice and about three cups of coffee when the waitress has time to refill my cup.\n\nMy favorite diner is still that diner under the 16th street bridge, which I forget the name of it but it makes kick-ass biscuits and gravy.


The good:\n- children get a magna doodle to draw on, \n- the wait staff is very nice, \n- the restaurant is very clean - it's brand new, so that's expected,\n- the pasta selection is basically \"create your own\", with 5(?) types of pasta (incl. whole wheat) and at least 5 types of sauces (incl. rose), plus you can add toppings to your pasta\n- karaoke Fri+Sat night,\n- the food tastes decent,\n- prices are decent, if you don't add extra toppings,\n- unique desert menu\n\nThe bad:\n- the kids menu is on the back of the magna doodle, but they don't tell you that, and it's small\n- kids' drinks come in an adult sized to-go cup,\n- it took them almost 10mins to clean up (my daughter's) spilled milk\n- the menu consisted of pasta, pizza and paninis, not much more,\n- pasta toppings are $1.50 each,\n- my canneloni (desert) was pretty bland.


I obviously went to the wrong place.\n\nI placed an order for their Friday special by phone. Thick accented lady, but was sure when I hung up that everything would be ok. Went to pick it up, only to find out everyone there gave me a \"deer in the headlights\" look when I got there. Looks like I slipped through the cracks.  So I asked if they still had their Friday special. They said, and I'm paraphrasing their heavily accented English \"Not today\". The big guy came in (has tats and looks mean) and I asked him about the Friday special and he looked peeved that I asked him, and said NO WE DON'T. he looked like he was going to kill me. Well fine I'll just leave now, because there were plenty of flies in there and a customer(?) taking a nap on the back table, maybe passed out so it just wasn't worth it for me. I can get better service and food somewheres else.


The Walgreens loses a star and a pharmacy customer in me after my most recent experience. I have been going to this Walgreens for nearly a year and had positive experiences with the pharmacy, regardless of the consistently slow service. However, in the last two months, the customer service has completely diminished. Last month, I had an issue with a prescription discount card and the girl who helped me ended up working it out. This month, I refilled the same prescription and when I went to refill it, they claimed my discount card wouldn't go through. I ended up waiting there for an hour while the same girl who helped me last time tried to figure it out. \n\nAfter an hour wait and attitude from her the entire time, the girl finally found a solution and I was able to get the discount. However, while ringing me up, she informed me what she did regarding the discount last time in order for it to work out and told me that I need to remember this moving forward and if I had remembered it, it wouldn't have taken so long. I wasn't aware that the customer is responsible for remembering what the Walgreen's pharmacy staff does on their own commuters to make a prescription and discount card go through. I then asked if Walgreens has an area where they can write notes about perscriptions so they can remember certain issues and if they can make an admin note on their end to avoid these problems. The girl rudely informed me how many customers she has and how it's impossible to remember everyone's notes and Walgreen's does not have a way to right notes in a patient's file. After she got heated with me and I was leaving, she rudely said, \"you have a Merry Christmas\" in a way that meant the opposite. So after waiting for my prescription for an hour after coming back three days in a row to get it and then being treated like this, I think I will consider visiting another Walgreen's location for my pharmacy needs.


The food is amazing.\n\nThe service is wonderful.\n\nIf your lactose intolerant just add Parmesan and cut out the mozzarella.\n\nThank you for the food and wonderful service.\n\nWe ordered an appetizer and 4 pizzas. It fed 5 people very well.  Try the home grown peppers they are great.


I filled my ample belly with OJ, fresh cantaloupe, ambrosia, easy over eggs, corned beef hash and a tiny spoonful of bread pudding.  Overall, I felt this buffet has slipped a notch since our last visit.


I love the concept of this restaurant and I was really excited to try it, the decor is cool and fun and the menu is interesting.  The service was friendly.  Kudos to someone who has a great idea and nuts up and goes through with it so I was glad to give them my business. \n\nThe two sandwiches I have had weren't all that great though, in a word greasy.  Now I love grilled cheeses and I have made some good ones myself and I load them up with butter and they get toasty, buttery, crispy, and gooey (AKA delicious).  Here it fell short and was limp and greasy.  The bread was barely toasted and I don't think they use butter but some type of oil instead.  The saut\u00e9ed mushrooms on one were grey and not brown and caramelized like they should be and they were also greasy too.  The cheese was barely melted so the sandwich wasn't held together by the melted cheese, a lot of the filling slipped out.  The salami I had in another sandwich was real low quality but worked out ok because it was soft and easy to bite.  \n\nIt really reminded me of the quality of some greasy diner and I had hopes for something more from the self proclaimed gourmet grilled cheese place.    \n\nIt is so true, with a simple thing like a grilled cheese the most important component is the execution and that was the biggest downfall.


ok first of all... lets just start out by saying I am from LA... and lucky for me we have Chinatown and the entire San Gabriel Valley a.k.a. China! Now maybe Vegas just doesn't have too many authentic chinese restaurants but damn this was the worst dim sum I have ever had in my life! My friend took me there 2 weeks ago and well the name kinda threw me off to begin with but once I tried the shu mai... damn it was over! I didnt want to try anything else. The simplest dim sum and yet they couldnt even get it right. The beefballs were too overcooked too!  Even the tiny little pork buns were to run from. How does this place stay in business? But then again maybe they are catering to a different crowd. What really struck me as weird was the fact the place was full of asians! I mean, is this suppose to be as good as it gets in Vegas for dim sum? If so, I'd rather stop by a trader joes and pick up a pack of frozen shu mais. You will have much better luck going to the frozen food aisle at a supermarket for good dim sum. Oh one more thing.. horrible service. The employees are literally fresh off the boat! I guess thats the only thing authentic about this place, their workers! hahahaha Trust me when I say I will never come back here or recommend this to another soul.. unless i hated them and wanted to waste their money! =D


This food will blow your mind!  The restaurant is small but it's so worth the wait.  We tried basically everything because it was just one great dish after another, we had spicy pork bulgogi, leek pancake, stir fry rice noodles with beef, kimchi fries rice and dumplings...all fabulous!  The owners are the chef and wait staff and are very friendly, they make the visit extra special.


Regularly visit UPS locations all along Bell Rd as I have a small painting business with my fiancee and often ship express tubes with canvas in them. This location is by far the worst experience we've ever had with UPS. We had our tubes and canvas ready to pack on site and only needed to borrow some packing tape to get everything together. We were told by the owner that \"it would cost us\" and he pointed to the wall behind us where Scotch packing tape w/dispensers and rolls of thicker tape with out a dispensers were hanging. Fine. We don't usually expect to have to pay for tape since every other store offers it for free for people to pack items themselves. We decided to grab the roll with out the plastic cutting dispenser since those have had a history of breaking in my experience. We turned back around to ask to possibly use their more heavy duty dispenser but the guy had disappeared into a mail room. We called to him a couple times, \"Sir?...sir??\". Nothing. A little louder and I woke him up and got him to come back into our ongoing conversation. \"Sir, we'll buy this roll but can we use your cutting dispenser?\" \"No. No, I can't allow that. Those tapes have cutting dispensers there.\" We could tell this guy clearly didn't want to give us an inch of courtesy and the reason was unclear. We were nothing but pleasant to him. We placed the roll back on the wall and left. Obviously this guy gets so much business he doesn't need us to ever come back again as customers.


This place stays alive becase there are hungry jurors trapped in the basement of the grand jury room who need food.  The carpet hasn't been cleaned since probably the Nixon era.  And the food is pretty standard.  That said, everyone has to go there at least once so that they say they have a) survived it b) been there c) surprisingly crave it.  Most people pick a, but some surprisingly pick c.  It's an old-school Phoenix thing and you have to support that!


Contacted by a marketing person from Ellis Island for more info about the incident. I responded...then never heard another word. Really think they do not care about customer service. Clearly enough people show up for the cheap food. Whatever...just sad.


I first tried Boiling Crab when I was in Cali with my friends. I immediately fell in love with this place. Being Filipino I usually eat with my hands at times because that is just my culture, but here you get to as well! They line your table up with a huge \"paper like\" lining because it does get messy, but usually delicious foods are messy right? The way you order goes all the way down to what sauce you prefer and how spicy you want. Choices of food includes crab, shrimp, oysters, crawfish, hot wings, clams just to name a few populars. Boiling Crab is one of my favorite places to eat at. I have probably been here at least 10 times already with my friends and any time a family member or someone I know is visiting in town I would take them here. They are usually almost packed when I come here so that tells you a lot. I just love seafood and this place just satisfies me every single time I come here.


I don't know what happened to this place, but I ordered take out today and it barely had any taste! I got General Tso chicken and it was super dry, and fried rice, which didn't have any flavor at all. I've gone hear before and the food was just ok, but this time was really bad.


Why does everyone hate this place?  The pizza is good!  There was no line when we showed up, but there was when we left.  Three hungry guys decided to order a whole mushroom pie instead of individual slices.  They quoted us a wait of 20 minutes, but it turned out to be 35, and we had to harrass them a few times.  We suspected that they used our first pie to dole out slices to the lunch crowd.  Fuckers.\n\nBut it was worth the wait, because the pizza was damn good New York style, and a nice value at $16 for 8 slices.  And yeah--my friends each ate only two slices, so I ate the other four.  What's it to you?  (Ha ha, I'm practicing my New York attitude.)


Just had Father's Day lunch here. Enjoyed the food but not great service. Our server rarely came over. I was thirsty for more water 90% of the meal. Needed more salsa and had to ask someone else because our server was nowhere to be found. I get it when things are busy you cannot be everywhere but she didn't even acknowledge that we were clearly being neglected. That was my first time so could have been random bad experience.


Food was okay, my rice was good but my flautas were super greasy and not very flavorful... The best thing about the experience was probably the bean dip and chips. But I've still had better


Good food. Patio was very nice. No complaints and good drink specials. I Recommend it!


Love this place! I'm not a fan of house music so this is definitely the spot for those who only like hip & hop. While the inside isn't particularly memorable, the outdoor patio is gorgeous and never too crowded. The lights, decorations, and strip view create a posh and warm environment. \n\nI can't comment on the lines since the first time I had a contact get me in, and the second time we purchased bottle service and also got walked in. \n\nStay on top of them when it comes to bottle service. I understand I got a great deal during the Pacquiao fight night, but if you're gonna hook it up, then do it right. Don't give me a shitty small table in the back corner away from all the action and keep messing up my bill. Luckily, our host was very accommodating once confronted and ended up switching us to a really nice spot on the patio.\n\nKesha performing was a great perk! And probably since it's still new, the crowed is more chic with nice eye candy.


It's a decent paper with great access to their writers. Plus, I really like the location! (They are located directly next to my office, so whenever I need something...I just walk over) \n\nIt also makes a great filler in my fire pit! Lol


This bar is probably smaller than your apartment. Like others have said before, it's as Sconnie as you can get without the \"hey look how Wesconsin I am\" song and dance.  Crowd is pretty mixed.  Over all a fine place to stop by if you're in the neighborhood but not necessarily a destination in itself.


I've had better hotels, it's OK here.  It's very clean and green, which is a great plus.  The decor is a little sterile for me, but that's their \"thing\".  Very clean lines and not a lot of clutter.  It had all the basics, showtime, refrig (big plus for 115 degree weather), in room coffee, very weak!  should have Starbucks!!!  No cafe or place to eat within the hotel.  Had to go across the street to strip mall, food was good there, but the mani/pedi at Red Persimmon SUCKED!  The hotel was awesome because I was using my Starwood points and was supposed to pay a portion out of pocket but when I checked out, I guess I got an upgrade and I didn't pay anything, for that reason ONLY I'm giving it 3 stars.  There is NO bathtub, but the rain shower was amazing, but didn't have a lot of pressure.  I didn't use the gym but it looked really nice - nice new equipment and glass enclosure.  The thing I love about Westin is the Green Tea scent - I actually went to Nordstroms and bought the poupurri (spelling???)  I love that scent!!! \nThere is a free breakfast every morning but only from 7-10 - ummm hello -------- I got back to the hotel at 5AM both days so I kinda missed that - but it would be great if they served all day, after all IT IS VEGAS.  Even the Subway at Monte Carlo served a breakfast sandwich all day.  They had a snack pantry and it was like $1 for everything even water, which as you know costs $4-$5 in Las Vegas hotels.    They did have a nice living room lounge with wii, but I didn't use it.  They also had BBQ's outside.  I don't think that anyone would want to be BBQ'ing in that weather. \n\nThe other downside is that it's so far from the strip and the directions are crazy in the GPS because of construction.  It took me two days to figure out the 215 freeway system.  I will probably not stay here again unless its free, but the gas you spend going back and forth to the strip negates the freeness (is that a word).  I'll probably stay at Red Rock if I want to stay that far.


Prices are good for the quality of food.  The service is not good.  They are friendly, but do not plan on having someone come over to you , asking if you need anything unless you ask.  (Just my experience)\n\nThe injera bread smelled like sour milk on my visit.  First time I ever had injera bread that smelled like that. \n\nLove the tea and the lentils.  The beef was very tough.\n\nNice big screen tv, with Ethiopian channels and music.\n\nWill I return? For take out, possibly.


Save your money. I got a deal 2 people for $30 and I still felt like it was a waste of money.


This is my main place for groceries since it is super close to my house, so I've had a variety of experiences here.  I think the trick is to go on a Saturday when you have a lot of time and patience, or be prepared for some delays if you go after work.  I have a few gripes and a few praises, but its easiest if I list it out by category, so here it goes:\nParking: Lot and parking garage (with elevator) - be prepared to fight over a spot on busy days, and wait a few minutes for an elevator if you go in the garage. \nProduce: Plentiful, and usually fresh and tasty, but prices are up there with whole foods - over $1 for an apple or a tomato, and almost $3 for an avocado.  \nPrepared Foods: Mediocre tasting, decent variety.  Good looking salad bar as well.\nAssociates: Knowledgeable and helpful\nSelf Checkout/ Self Scanning:  I use both frequently and run into an issue about every other time I use either.  \nGeneral Products: I must agree with Barrientos M. review, because many times things I'm looking for are expired!  They have a large selection and it includes many specialty items, but in my opinion they are not organized very well.  \nStore Layout: There is a reason they give you a map, this place is very confusing and large.  The specials placed in the aisles are HORRIBLE, they create backups and clusters and I've seen 'cart to heel' accidents; this place is too crowed for the layout.


we are here and loving it.  great food and friendly service.  the top breakfsst restaurant on my list.


Am I the only person who does not want to drink coffee or tea out of a mason jar?  Also, it is a coffee shop......in a bar.......and they would not serve me a glass of wine before noon (and it was NOT Sunday).


I have to give Burger 21 only two stars for a couple of reasons. First, service. Despite there being at least 15 staff members, service was slow. My friends order came out 11 minutes before mine did. The owner clearly saw that we had been waiting a while for the second burger, but he just asked a staff member to check on it rather than find out himself. It wasn't busy as we went around 1:30 pm. Second reason I am disappointed was I ordered my burger without cheese. When my order finally came out, it was clear they scraped off the cheese. I could still see melted cheese on it that had been wiped off. It could have been they reused the same bun and toppings and made a new burger patty, hence the long wait...but either way there was cheese on part of it, then wiped off. I did inform the owner who apologized and gave me a $5 off coupon for my next visit. For a burger that was $8 without fries, this was somewhat insulting especially after he informed me the cook made a new burger. Either I was lying or he was. They offered to make me a new one but I wasn't wanting to wait another 15 minutes. After all was said and done, I ate less than about half the burger as it was very soggy and I was ready to just leave. The $5 coupon isn't enough incentive to get me to try it again. That's a shame as I was hoping it would be a great neighborhood joint like Fired Pie next door is.


This is one of my regular stops for breakfast. Normally a great breakfast joint but not today. The greeter wasn't friendly and the food was average. This place has been around for a long time with a good reputation. The kitchen needs to try harder and they need a friendly, happy greeter. It will be a while before I go back.


We've been before and had great food. However, this last time we ordered 4 entrees to go, were told it would be 20-30 minutes so we arrived 30 minutes later. Upon arrival, we waited another 60 MINUTES. They not only forgot to make our food, but didn't even rush to get it out to us 'in time'. I'm not sure I would wait 60 minutes if we were sitting at a table, but we were STANDING at the front door. The manager never came by to speak to us and explain - in fact, we could see him sneaking around in the back, avoiding us, I assume. We were offered no free drinks, no free desserts, and we paid full price for this terrible experience. We will never be going back.


HOPS ON TAP AND GREAT ON APPS!\n\nWe love, love, love the Yard House!!! We are beer drinkers, and the beer selection on tap is one of the best in AZ!! The menu is great & the food is always delicious! Awesome happy hour- an extensive menu to tantalize your taste buds!


Studio Cafe is a good casual dining choice in the midst of all the expensive, fine dining choices available in the MGM. if you dont want to spend a ridiculous amount on food, Studio Cafe is the place to be. it's open 24 hours and has a decent selection of American style cuisine. i opted for the philly cheesesteak and it was alright. the meat was a bit dry and the fries tasted a bit stale. i was with a party of 13 people and some of the big hits at the table were the club sandwich and fried chicken. the tab will run you about $15-20 per person which isnt bad considering everything in vegas seems to cost you an arm and a leg haha


We visited this Applebee's location last night.  We were out running errands, it was getting late, and this location is right around the corner from the house.  \n\nThe food is average for a chain.  You know what you're gonna get no matter what location you go to.  The service however is hit or miss...and last night the service missed the mark by a mile!\n\nOur waiter got to our table and asked for our drink order.  Good deal.  We order when he returns with our drinks.  \n  \nJ's order - Fajitas. \nMy order - Oriental Chicken Salad\nBaby C's order - Kids Meal Grilled chicken sandwich  (Kids Eat Free on Tuesdays)\n\nOur server, Michael,  runs off before I'm able to state..uhhh...the kids meal comes with a drink and side!!  We have to flag him down.  We state...we didn't have a chance to order the drink or side for our son.  He's like...oh i ordered him fries.  I'll have to go change it.  \n\nREALLY!?  I'm so sorry to inconvenience you!!  And I'm glad you think you know better than I do what I wanna feed MY CHILD!  Wow!  How perceptive of you...ya dumbazz!!  I order Baby C some steamed broccoli and a juice.  \n\nJ's and my food come out as ordered.  Baby C's is MIA.  A few minutes later his sandwich is brought out....with an applesauce.  Again I have to flag down the server so the correction can be made.  About 5 minutes later we get a side of over steamed broccoli...but whatever.  Baby C doesn't seem to mind.  \n\nDrinks...he's on the ball with refills of my water.  But misses the mark with J's root beer refill.  He brings him Dr. Pepper instead.  And then when J says...hey this is Dr. Pepper, not Root Beer.  The server is like..you ordered Dr. Pepper though, right?  WRONG!  \n\nThen we had to wait around for the check and for him to run my card.  It was funny, but I was looking around and spotted the servers other tables.  The one right next to us didn't seem happy either with the service.  In fact they seemed pretty pissed.  \n\nI sure hope we get a different server if and when we ever return.


I used to love the veggie sandwiches here until I found out what I was supporting by eating here. Jimmy John is one of those people that use their money for evil. He pays a lot of the money that comes from this chain to go to Africa and shoot exotic animals. Beautiful elephants and cheetahs. Google it if you need to see for yourselves. Sandwiches are not that damn good. I'm disgusted. Boycott JJ.


The IHOP is another one of those places that I just don't get, and I don't really understand why, because I make pancakes frequently enough at home.  They have a decent menu and all - in fact it's pretty hefty.  But I can sit there and page through it time and time again without being able to really find something that I crave.  So I end up ordering something that I don't care for, then I get something I don't care for, and eat something I don't really want, and end up unhappy.\n\nThe good news about this particular location is that the staff is nice, but the bad news is that the service can be really, really bad.  Most IHOP locations will have a line at the popular times - usually on Sundays after breakfast.  But this one has a line all the time, even when the restaurant isn't full.  Even if you should get a table, you'll end up waiting.\n\nServers will often keep your glasses full, but that's about it - and don't plan on talking to a manager about it, because they will do everything they can to avoid you.  We watched the table across the divider from us ask - over and over again - if they could speak to the manager.  This went on for probably half an hour, and as soon as they gave up and left, the manager came out.  It was pretty bad.\n\nThe quality of the food is good enough (if you can find something you like), it's just that the service here is pretty bad.


I know what you are thinking... why is this girl reviewing another Sports Authority?!  Well, I drive by this SA location all of the time and every now and then I pop in if I have some time to spare.  After all, I'm always in the market for a new workout outfit to motivate me to get to the gym!\n\nI recommend going to this or any SA location when in need of sports apparel, shoes, or equipment.  The selection is decent, sale racks can be great, and regular pricing is on par with most other places too...\n\nFor any girls that like the color PINK or are training for one of the many walks to find a cure for breast cancer, the selection of PINK apparel is pretty good right now and they have some really cute stuff to choose from in Nike, Addidas, Puma, Champion, Under Armour, and more!\n\nParking at this location is easy as it's a shopping center with plenty of spots to choose from.


It's pretty pricey for things you'd think would be pretty cheap. I went there looking for birthday presents for a friend, and they didn't have what I needed, and the cashier got kinda pushy about me buying something else... I just wanted to leave. Was uncomfortable. I won't be back.


I bought a half off depot coupon to get my carpets cleaned by Carolina pristine. When the associate came out to clean the carpets, I also paid an extra $45 to have spots on the carpet removed. He told me that the spots could possibly resurface and he would come back if they did and try to treat them. The stains came back (one DOUBLE the size). During a week and a half period I called the company three times and never received a return phone call. The owner, Josh, emailed me back and told me there is nothing they could do, they don't come back out and he was sorry I was dissatisfied and \"best regards\". \n\nI will never use this company again because of their terrible customer service and their unsatisfactory cleaning job. Would never recommend their services to anyone.


Yuuuuuum.\n\nSo, we came here on a Thursday night just before closing.  Sounds stupid as I write it but we had just arrived after a long day of work and travel and we were hungry.  I realize we would have had much better offerings on a weekend day and probably earlier in their service.  Don't judge.\n\nAll that said, what we did eat was GOOD.  The standout for me was the short rib pasta.  In retrospect, I cannot believe I didn't eat 4 mini pots of that.  It was really yummy.  Other highlights:\n\nCreamed corn with bacon\nSteak (?) and cheese sandwich\nTruffled risotto\nPork shoulder\nBrie\nCaramel gelato (great over their warm chocolate cake)\n\n*Bonus gold coins for the adorable mini-fryers and Chinese food take-out boxes.  As my fianc\u00e9 always says, \"b*tches love miniatures\" and he's right.  The cute factor is high.\n\nGreat service and the price isn't insane considering the offerings.  I would absolutely come back for the weekend Wicked Spoon experience.