I was extremely disappointed with my recent stay. The room I had was very dated, furniture and light fixture from the 80's. The picture of the room on the website is nothing compared to what I received at check in. Advertise to be on the strip which isn't in a nice neighborhood or in walking distance to \"The Strip\". I guess it's true you get what you pay for !!!!!


i have never really had filipino food, unless jolibee counts. so i still don't know the names of the food but oh man it was really delicious! the service was also really cool felt welcomed and it wasn't busy


This is the place that took my tart fro-yo virginity, and despite my falling head over heels for it, I never wrote a review because I couldn't remember the stupid name of the place. I paid attention today.\n\nWell, if you've been to one of these self-serve yogurt places, you've been to them all. This place is nothing incredibly delicious or horrifyingly atrocious compared to the others. I like it as it's next to my ghetto nail salon. \n\nFour stars under normal circumstances, but today they get the coveted fifth because they have PUMPKIN!!! And oh...em... gee... it was delicious, complex and spicy like a silky cold pumpkin pie. Throw a little graham cracker crumbs on top and you're gold.


Worst venue EVER!!  Here's an idea ... SEATS!\n\nSaw an indoor and outdoor concert here.  Never again.


And now, the long awaited Kabuki update... to be fair, this update is a combination of several mishaps and events... they all are related to each other, and therefore I felt they needed to be reviewed together. \n\nAs I've previously stated, I was never going to rush back to kabuki. The first and only trip was enough for me. However, about two months or so ago, I was invited to a lunch for a project I was on, and I hesitantly went. The lunch was back to back with a meeting I had... knowing this, and my issues last time, I arrived a half hour early with another coworker to make sure my order was in. We each ordered three rolls if I remember correctly. After we ordered, the others arrived (please note, it took a half hour to be able to put our order in... even though no one was in the restaurant).\n\nEveryone else began to put theirs in as well and sushi and other ordered items began to arrive. 20 more minutes passed and I soon realized everyone had their food but me. Even those that ordered after. It was now close to my time to leave so I flagged down our server and asked him if I could have my sushi to go. I wasn't extremely hungry, but knew I would be craving something by mid afternoon.\n\nIt all went downhill from here. Rather than checking on my order or anything else for that matter, I was attacked and accused of not putting an order down. After all, had it been, it obviously would've been at the table. After 5 minutes of several people ensuring him my order was on a list, I gave up and said to just bring me a philly roll quick so I can not starve myself. One of my coworkers graciously gave up his take home items so I could eat. I was ever thankful.\n\nI left angry and upset...but thanks to friends not completely starving. The food was good, but quickly overlooked by the terrible service I've received both times I've been here. Honestly the food is the only thing that gives them the 2nd star. I bitched on twitter about my disdain and soon had a message from their corporate office. They wanted to call me to discuss the matter with that locale. I told them I didn't really wish to speak with the locale. What's done is done. I wasn't sure what they could honestly say to make me feel better about how I was treated.\n\nKabuki responded with a rather generous gift card. I decided I would give them one more shot (after all, it was on the house). Honestly I was scared to use it... even with the meal being free, I wasn't sure I could handle the stress of another bad experience. It took me nearly a month to use it.\n\nThis past week, I returned and took with me the kind coworker who offered me their take home sushi. We made sure to go on a day where we didn't have any appointments immediately after lunch. We also arrived early. Once again, the place was practically empty. There were only 4 other people there. \n\nWe started off with drinks as we pondered the menu. The drinks my friends, are heavenly. I had a lychee mojito and an apple saketini and practically downed them in one gulp. Filled to the brim, tasteful and beautiful works of art they were. \n\nWe both ordered a few different items. I got two rolls and some nigiri. I was honestly shocked at the relatively ok speed at which they came out. We received our sushi about a half hour after ordering it. Still not super fast, but well, it's better than not getting it at all. The presentation was decent and the sushi was delicious. My ebi nigiri came with a tempura shrimp in the shape of a bunny. That creeped me out a lot. Please don't do that.\n\nIn the end, the service is still slow enough and I've had so many bad experiences there, that I would not trust it for lunch. It will never be in my top 5 places to go at any point in time. However, if I end up arriving at Tempe Marketplace 3 hours early for an event, or if someone wants to go to grab a saketini, I will consider it. The only saving grace this establishment has is it's corporate office, a saketini, and decent sushi (once you get it).\n\nThere are rumors that my picture may be in the back of the restaurant as a warning for when I come in.... hopefully this is not the reason I had a slight improvement in service.


I've frequented Olive & Ivy several times and always had a great experience, until the last time on Sunday night. Don't get me wrong, that experience was great in the moment too - until I got home and began projectile vomiting from the food poisoning I got from the seared scallops. On the plus side, I lost 4 pounds, so there's that. Two stars for previous good experiences, no stars for puking for 17 hours straight.


We came in the middle of the day for a drink and sat at the bar. The girls were super good looking and really chatty. They poured us some spicy drinks and left us to enjoy. U liked the vibe and the decor and my super massive rum and coke. A+ on all above mentioned things.\n\nWe went back to the truck about 30 min. later having parked at Jack in the Box to find our truck gone. We assumed it was stolen since we didn't see any signs...a man pulls  up and tells us that the second we walked into the bar, a tow truck came and hauled the truck! WTF!? Long story short (long ANGRY story)...the lot is a scam and they sit there waiting for you to leave your car and will tow immediately to some scummy, scary lot. (Our cab driver wouldn't let me out of the car and sent my bf to deal with them...that kind of scary). The lot actually asked for more money than had been agreed upon. Shady. \n\nApparently this happens a lot. Someone is making a killing off that tiny vacant lot.\n\nI wish this didn't have to go under Firehouse's reviews, but it's a forewarning to other people. Seriously the most expensive drinks I've had in a very long time..haha


Whenever I'm looking for something quick to eat and there's a Del Taco nearby, it's one of the first places I consider.  I was playing golf at the Wig Wam golf course and this location was right off the 101, so I stopped to grab breakfast before my round of golf.\n\nI ordered 2 Del Cheeseburgers ($4.58) via the drive thru.  It came out fast, fresh, and accurate....there's not much more I could ask for.  If I'm in the area again I know there's a Del Taco I can count on.\n\nReturn Factor - 75%


Let's start with the Awesome deal we got... 3 nights in the 1 Bedroom Penthouse Suite for $600. We booked thru Travel Zoo.\nThe entrance makes you feel VIP. Gated Security was very professional. They ask for your name in which you made the reservation, checks the list, then gives you a parking pass.\nValet was very professional and efficient. Unlimited Valet during the entire stay which is also included in the Resort Fee.\nCheck-In was smooth however, we booked thru Jet Luxury Resort, so we could not actually Check-In until 3pm. So we had to wait about 20 minutes.\nRoom was gorgeous. Our room was on the 32nd floor. 32-621 to be exact which is a large corner suite. Balcony view is awesome. Nice size bathrooms. Double sinks which is very necessary for me and my boo. Bed was very plush with the goose down pillows and comforter. Full kitchen with the top of the line Sub Zero fridge, dishwasher, microwave, Hamilton Beach blender, toaster, all the dishes, pots & pans, silverware and glassware that you would have at home. Very comfy!\nMaid service was very efficient. We had our Do Not Disturb light on the entire time we were there so housekeeping left a bag with fresh towels and water bottles everyday. Nice Touch! We had more than enough towels to use. When that red DND light is on, you will not be disturbed PERIOD! \nThere is an actual doorbell for the suite too so if you are expecting a delivery or maintenance they already know to ring the bell.\nWe had full access to ALL the pools at the MGM including the Lazy River. The drinks are very over priced. $8.65 for a Heineken... Let's just say $10. Are we really keeping the change. Going to the pool was very relaxin. More than enough space to find your own little section and lay out!\nCONS:\nThere were no Robes or Slippers in the closet waiting for us. I was looking forward to putting mine on. I called Jet Luxury and the girl said we only get robes if we are the Owners. Later when I had the fallout with Mandy the \"Operatilns Manager\", I brought up the fact that we didn't have robes in the room. She said that they were available upon request... And we Still Never Got the Robes!\nThere was an iHome in the room however it did not work that great! It had lots of static... Connector was damaged I believe.\nThe Flat Screen TV in the bedroom did not pop up out of the desk. I guess the hydraulic lift was broken so we had to call maintenance. Took them about 20 minutes to arrive.\nThe TV in the bathroom was completely broken. I would not even cut on. Called Jet Luxury to repair. My Boo wanted to watch the Football game while taking a shower. An hour passed by and still no maintenance. They said they would send someone right up. Never Happened! I then called Jet Luxury to speak to a manager. Ended up talking to the \"Operations Manager\" by the name of Mandy. She was very unprofessional. For some reason she didn't understand why we would be upset. I feel like for the money that was spent in the room, there shouldn't be anything wrong with the TV's. Besides who wants to spend their time in Vegas waiting on the Repair Guy? I'm not at home, I'm in VEGAS!\nOverall the experience was Great! Jet Luxury has very questionable Customer Service, even though their prices are very good. Will probably book directly thru MGM next time.


My date and I decided to try something new and stopped at The Lodge for Happy Hour.  We were really pleased with the prices, and all the bartenders/servers seemed really friendly.  And the deep fried cheese curds were to die for!  (I am from Wisconsin, after all.)  However, the bar stools are INCREDIBLY UNCOMFORTABLE.  We didn't stay long, but thought we liked it enough to try it again...at a table next time.\n\nP.S.  We couldn't decide whether to Yelp about the so-scantily-clad-it-was-almost-inappropriate server.  I mean, I know it's a bar and she's working for tips but...geezuz....it made us look around the bar for her pole.


Love their pizza! Love their salads! Very friendly staff!\n\n(The only thing I don't like is that the kids are given pizza dough to play with. It just grosses me out. I know it's fun for them, but to watch kids at other tables play with the dough, and waste food... I don't like that part about the restaurant.)


The service department is a joke do not take your Land Rovers here.


Yum, yum, yum....need i say more?   Expected fast somewhat mediocre greek food....got the most delicious lunch!   Be sure to get the grilled chicken salad!


Excellent selection of well prepared Sushi.  Nice atmosphere that is definitely a bit \"Clubby\" as somebody previously mentioned.


If you want good authentic Chinese food at very reasonable prices, look no further.  Is this place shiny and fancy?  No, but I've been to many a hole in the wall where they serve terrific food.  This place is no exception.\n\nI don't know if I've had a bad dish here.  The selection is large if you know what to order.  Many items are not on the American menu.  The live seafood is awesome and it is cooked to perfection however way you please.  We have also ordered a whole roasted sucking pig here on several occasions for the holidays.


3.5 star.\n\nAfter hearing from some people that liked Yama better than Goyemon, I just had to taste it for myself.  When we arrived on a Thursday evening, the restaurant was packed.  We initially sat at the bar since we didn't have time to wait for a table.  But as soon as a table opened up, she asked if we still want a table and we quickly said yes.\n\nPros:  The Super white tuna, big clam, salmon, and hamachi kama were awesome.  AYCE is a bit cheaper than Goyemon \nCons: Scallop wasn't fresh, mackerel wasn't as good, and 2 order limit on the mochi icecream.\n\nVerdict:  Yama is decent, but Goyemon is still the reigning champ in my book.


Hands down 5 stars, did not even need to think twice about it. (this does not happen often).\n\nGinormous menu and low prices. We had spare ribs, orange chicken, rice and our meals also came with egg drop soup AND salad and we also got two orders of crab puffs  all for $20 freakin bucks.  \n\neverything was deeeelicious. i mean everything. nothing but silence as we ate. \n\nThe man working while we were there was just a delight, he was helpful, nice( some kid(who was clearly under the influence of something) told this poor guy his whole life story, let him use the restaurant phone and changed out $11 in change to give him dollar bills) and funny(he just had this grin on his face the whole time the kid was telling him his problems) hahahah... it was def entertainment while eating.\n\nAlso i love that it is like a fast food kind of joint, but the decor inside does not represent that.\n\ni highly recommend!!


Honey walnut shrimp. I was craving some yesterday, so despite the negative reviews on here, I decided to stop by for lunch. Honey walnut shrimp is $11.95 and comes with a generous amount of shrimp and a side of white rice. The food took about 10 minutes so I know they made it fresh. I really enjoyed my food and I have nothing negative to say about this particular visit.


I think we just went on an off day. The scary part was entirely closed. It said someone would be back at 6.45, but it was after then and there was no one around. The photographers were completely ignoring us, so my mum and I couldn't get a picture with us both in it, and the bar was unstaffed. The main parts I wanted to see were Lady GaGa (which I did) and the scary part (nope), and we could only take pictures of each other, not one with both, so it was kind of a bust.\nI do like that you are free to touch and pose with all the wax figures, though. \nI'd go back again and give it another shot.


I can only review the drinks because we had to leave. The drinks were good, although the bartenders acted like they were doing you a favor by paying attention to you.\n \nWe had to leave because it was so LOUD and CROWDED and CLAUSTROPHOBIC. Bar patrons were so packed in that they were literally rubbing their asses on the edge of our table and these two hags acted like there was a competition to see who could scream and cackle the loudest. I'm no \"fuddy-duddy\" either! \n\nI remember my first beer...


Came here for lunch one day after school. Got the jalapeno and sausage kolache. Owner was kind enough to warm it up for me so definitely take that option. However, for its size I didn't really feel like it was worth my money. Tasty but nothing special. Maybe the donuts are better..


The food here is mediocre. I can probably make the same thing I've had here at home. It's also way over priced. Don't waste your money on an easy Mac Alfredo pasta or a Las Vegas steak strip hard rock bread sandwich!


We came here cuz someone in our group knew the owner.\n\nParty of 9.\n\nArrived:\nManager: What would you like to order?\nUs: Beer! The one in the special Keg..2 kegs to be exact.\nManager: Alright...any food. How about we start with appetizers. How about roti canai, X, y, z. \nUs: Sure, hm...can we order all of the appetizers on the menu to make things easier on you?\nManager: okay...what would you like for entrees?\nUs: Why don't you just surprise us?\n\nBottom line: Great food, from appetizers, to entr\u00e9es and dessert, to alcohol ! A little off the strip but worth a visit if you are craving for Thai/Chinese fusion food. The manager ordered the perfect amount for us and the food overall was 4/5! Service was great too!


Bad service...mediocre food...what more?


Holy credit card! This is a huge mall!\n\nAs other yelpers note, it has so many stores, eateries and parking.  It is clean.  The layout plan is a bit, um, difficult to grasp? is that a nice and accurate way to say it?  Especially with a baby stroller which means finding the ramp or elevator to get to the next, um, level-thingie.  I'm sure if I was more of a regular it would be a breeze.  Ala Moana would be a good comparison, except this mall is all indoor. \n\nNice, quiet (yes quiet), peaceful mall for the obvious reason that it is not that crowded...because there is a lot of space, unlike Ala Moana.


For a while, this used be a fun place for breakfast.  The menu had a special section emphasizing a local, seasonal twist.  I've had chicken and waffles which came in three petite waffles, with a tasty morsel of fried chicken on each - interesting meals with creative twists.\n\nSadly, the last visit (Feb '13) to the cafe showed a breakfast menu with just the standards - eggs, pancakes and waffles.  Customizable, which is nice, but hardly remarkable.\n\nGets busy and a bit wait-ey, despite the numerous servers.\n\nSad that it went from a breakfast destination we looked forward to, to a breakfast that's there and just serviceable if there's nothing else around.


THIS PLACE IS A COCKROACH HAVEN!!  If you love having cockroaches in your bathroom, garage, front yard, kitchen and even at the pool live here!! This place should be condemned!!!!!


I have been eating at the Firefly Restaurant for many years now and have never been disappointed.  The variety on the menu keeps me coming back and interested and I love to take new people there for inspiration on new dishes.  The service is fast and friendly and the ambiance is comfortable and energizing both for lunch and dinner.


This place is super cool. Loved the tree stump stools, the unfinished tables with hardware and chalk menu board. The staff is very nice and the java is pretty darn good. I went for iced latte but I couldn't resist the the chocolate chip cookie with BACON! Yes...bacon! Why does bacon make everything taste better?! \n\nCan't wait to check out their wine selection next!


I stay in a lot of Fairfields, Hamptons, Courtyards...\n\nThis place checks the main 5 boxes for any business hotel:\n\n1.Clean\n2.Quiet - no stupid/ancient heaters/ACs that dont shut off or cycle every 5 minutes.\n3.Good water pressure and HW on 4th floor.\n4.Good/free wifi.\n5.Convenient/walkable to basic food options.\n\nThat's a solid 4.....but it gets the full 5 for intangibles:  Treadmill, pool, lobby carpets in good condition.  Snacks at checkin, fresh fruit (actual ripe bananas - shocking for corporate hotel hell).  Hot water for tea at 10 PM was hot.  Cable options were plentiful and TV had good HD (not fake HD) to watch the hockey game.\n\nThat's a 5 in my book.


I'm here on business so that means I'm here sans wife and kids.  This is definitely not a place we'd have looked at twice if I had the family in tow.\n\nFirstly, their sign says \"Chinese and Cuban Food\" which usually isn't something that I'm going to even give a second glance.  Stick to one cuisine -- generally speaking when people try to dabble in different cuisines none of them are done extremely well.\n\nTruth be told I was out on a quest for Mexican food I found on yelp.  But, both restaurants closed at 7pm and I was out looking at a few minutes after 7 so this place caught my eye.\n\nI can't tell you how the cuban food tastes; but, I had something called the \"Hunan Fried Rice\" which is house special of sorts.\n\nIt was amazing.  It had eggs and bacon in it along with quite a bit of other flavors.  A bit of a language barrier -- I asked for no mushrooms and the waitress thought I was asking for no hot sauce.  \n\nBut, they brought some on the side and just a little bit of it did the trick.  It was very very hot.\n\nPoint is I loved the place and glad I stopped in.  It was within my budget also.


We had been looking forward to visiting this place for weeks. We decided the Happy Hour menu looked more interesting than the lunch. Boy were we wrong. First of all their concept of HH is wrong. Charging a dollar or 2 less than the same dinner item is not a Happy Hour. Nor is charging $2 less for an inferior wine that doesn't even appear on the regular wine list! Thats just robbery.\nWhen the waiter came over I pointed to 2 wines on the list and asked what they were...'wine' he said. i should have got up and left right then! \nAnd the food...as disappointing as the service. We ordered the Mussels in a savory tomato sauce. Half the Mussels were 'off' and the bread was a soggy, greasy fried lump. Where is a nice chunk of fresh italian artisan bread? Next was the $11 ribs. Obviously heated up from the night before they were tasteless, dry and overcooked. The coleslaw accompaniment however was simply heavenly.\nThe Bruschetta was not toasted but  'fried' on the griddle so the taste of the old grease permeated the bread. It was also burnt on the bottom.\nI tried the fried pigs ears. Sounded interesting. But again, everything was covered in a greasy film of old, stale grease. Now I know a dish of FRIED pigs ears, and FRIED kale and FRIED egg has to be fried. But a good chef should be able to lightly fry a dish like that so the flavors shine....not drown in a sea of oil.\nThe only saving grace? After complaining to the waiter he did deduct 2 dishes from our bill.\nNot somewhere i am in a hurry to visit again....there are way too many better options in town.


If you're expecting competitive pricing, excellent communication and quality installation for your granite project.\nAVOID THIS COMPANY!!\nOnce you've signed the contract, you will not receive any communication, I had to prod information from the sales representative Tina. We were never told what to expect, ever. I upgraded an island edge myself after the original quotation that added to the cost, never was it recommended by the sales representative. Now at this point I am questioning their professionalism and became concerned.  I checked their pricing and they were higher than two other quotes I received.  When I asked if they would price match, I was told by the owner Dan that I could cancel the contract for a $300 cancellation charge and at the time they had not spent a penny on the project yet.\nThe template maker either failed to make correct templates or the cutters did not follow the templates as the sections were off by 1/2\" at the joint and they just filled it with caulking, unreal!!!\n I had to give quality an F because the installation was so sloppy, one of the installers washed the epoxy they used to install the sink off of his hands with acetone and pored it all over my new floors. I informed the sales representative about the stains on my floors and she said she would tell the owner Dan, I have not heard a thing from Dan, nor do I expect to. The caulking all had to be redone and a section was missed completely. There was epoxy left all over the tops and sink, that I had to clean off. The installation crew has no process for covering up anything and really did not care at all. The granite fabricators do not deserve this score however, their work was fine.\nThis company does not care about you as a consumer, read their other reviews, I only review excellent or awful experiences. This was an awful experience. When I asked about the negative reviews and his employees lack of enthusiasm, communication, and quality of workmanship, I was told by owner Dan \"we're only human, we make mistakes\" \nWhat a cop out Dan, everything we experienced could be corrected with leadership!\n\nUPDATE\n\nThe nightmare continues, on New Years Day our sink fell down, I had asked the installers if they were going to use the factory installation brackets provided by the sink manufacturer and they said they use epoxy and have never had one fall off.\nI read the installation process for correctly installing our very expensive Blanco stainless steel sink and epoxy was no where in the instructions. I had to do the installation from under my sink, and although very difficult to do this way, it is done correctly. Dan will reply with apologies and say he stands behind his work, I however choose not to have them ever return to my home for anything,\nPlease people: DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY


I was here for lunch a few days ago.  Nice ambiance - and cosy and warm inside while it blew a storm outside.  I had good service, but wasn't overwhelmed by the food.  An halloumi sandwich with ciabatta and salad.   I enjoyed the salad, and the halloumi, but frankly the ciabatta didn't do it for me - and didn't bring out the best in the halloumi (even with the chilli jelly).   For dessert I had carrot cake - which was rather dry.  Much better carrot cake to be had in town.\n\nI'll be back though - apparently they do a good eggs benedict.


Only way to have a Wally World experience is in the middle of the night around 2am.. This one isn't day but does get hectic during the daytime, especially considering the plaza it sits in, and SAMs Club just next door. Only thing a little different on this night I went was I had to use certain machines if I was paying with a card with no cash back. And the lady working seemed a little annoyed by asking if I was paying by cash or card. I said it doesn't matter, which ever is easiest & that seemed to further complicate things lol.. So I went to the first available one & kept it moving.. #BlessHer \n3 stars just for being Wal Mart & the corporate giant you are! Lol


I would say this was by far the best meal I have ever had. There was not one thing that I could complain about. I had the Wellington and it was perfect.  Hands down a perfect dinner.


Do not get fooled by the design - from which you will recognize quit a few must haves from Ikea - because your food will not be sophisticated. By the way, special thumb up to the meaningless wallpaints. Once again Downtown Montreal offers us a spot claiming a concept of its own with a flashy interior and catchy waitresses. Honestly, I am not surprised to see so many criticisms regarding the service as it seemed pretty careless to me but you will see that the flashy (loud) crowd (obviously) won't mind.\n\nMoreover, the burgers weren't generous and thus in line with the service. There are some pretty interesting toppings such as Brie cheese or oyster mushrooms but the Kobe beef costs you no less than $100. And since the burgers are small to begin with, adding toppings to make it descent will amount to $20. Get a beer with that and wait for the bill.\n\nOh and yeah. Apparently, you must get an actual dish to sip on a beer outside otherwise they will loose their alcohol permit. \"Oh, poorh bahby\" - Arnold\n\nGo three blocks away instead, and try le Gourmet Burger, what this city's burger soul is all about.


Ambience great. Coffee ok. Service below par. That's me in there now 3 times this past week and not a smile or hello from anyone working there. One more try and then I'm moving on if no change...


I have been there several times, and it was disappointing nearly every time. I ordered an omelet on two occasions, and it was way overcooked, and the potatoes were mushy and gross.\n\nI returned to try something else, just because I live very close, and the Bacon and eggs were quite good, however my English muffin was burnt (obviously as well, why did it even leave the kitchen) and the potatoes were their usual low quality.\n\nI would (and do) drive a bit further up the road and eat at TC Eggingtons, same money, infinitely better food.


Great portions , fresh food , amazing customer service ! Very convenient parking and great area one of my favorite spots


I am a proponent of good skin and nails. As a contractor that wears flip-flops on a regular basis, my feet become less than friendly.   As a man, I wouldn't want rough feet and hands touching me, so I cannot imagine me touching someone feeling like that!\n\nMy first MANi-pedi (Noticed I capitalized MAN!) came many years ago and I was hooked!  When I found this salon, I was immediately impressed. It is one of the cleanest and friendliest places I have been in many years. The team that works there is very attentive and always ensures your satisfaction. \n\nTIP: If you ask for a Margarita, you will be served a Vodka Margarita right at your chair! Much different flavor than a traditional tequila margarita and just a nice way to relax.\n\nIf you go into the shop, ask for the Ugly Pool Guy Special! You will get my entire treatment!


Went here a year ago for Labor Day weekend, checked in to find out we got bumped 3 miles away to other end of strip at a Marriott Residence Inn that was 3 blocks off the strip, no bar, no restraint, no shuttle to strip WTF! Never go or recommend this property again... Be warned don't book online for the cheap rates....


We went drive through and the cashier was extremely lazy. We asked for a medicine and she said \" we sell that upfront \"


If you are looking for high quality sushi, the kind that makes your palate sing and your cheeks soften with tenderness, this is not your sushi place. Nor is it a sushi restaurant with great variety of rolls. \n\nThe quality is decent enough, the rolls large, and the meal filling. We ordered 6 different types of rolls (a lot of food -- we were not able to finish), all roughly $5-6 each, and all tasted about the same. Many of the rolls come stuffed with cream cheese. The main flavor difference between them was whether a fried ingredient was also included. Vegetables, too, added a little variation -- the asparagus offered texture. Many of the rolls promise \"crab,\" but the cashier told me that the rolls include imitation crab meat. \n\nThe seaweed salad had a tasty sesame oil dressing. It made a nice contrast as a side. Two of us shared one portion (priced around $6).\n\nThe free fried eggroll, a small complementary item, that came with our rolls was not very good. It was room temperature and oily.\n\nThe restaurant is clean, but extremely plain and spare.


Best dental experience of my life! I hate going to the dentist, despise it even. From the noise to the taste, it's all a nightmare for me, but Shelly my hygienist and Dr. Kuo the actual dentist made my visit amazingly positive. The best part was that they even took my insurance without having to pay anything up front (unlike at other places that make you pay first, then get reimbursed later). Because of this latter fact, I have told all my coworkers about it! \n\nTrue, they do offer a lot of services that aren't covered, but they are just doing their job, you don't have to accept any of them, but to treat myself I got the fluoride treatment for only $25! I even learned a lot more about my mouth than my other dentist so I am now a super fan of flossing, brushing right, and eating things that are healthy for my teeth. I can't say that any other office made me feel as enthusiastic about caring for my teeth as this place. Plus they have the spit sucker instead of the little bowl on the side of your chair which means you can barely taste any of the junk they put in your mouth.\n\nDefinitely recommend!


Best croissance that's all u gotta say.....


Dear Mario Batali, \n\nI am so disappointed. My husband and I were in Vegas for the weekend, and for our eating out pleasure, he picked Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill, and I chose your Enoteca San Marco. In the Iron Chef of our dining choices, you got whupped. I mean, sure, if someone parked a boatload of money outside of my house, I'd let them slap my name and picture on whatever they wanted. But I had expected more of you.\n\nThe food was, at best, so-so. Incredibly salty (I am speaking especially of the prosciutto balls and the lentils), not exactly attractively presented, and accompanied by the worse bread I have ever had the misfortune of being insulted with. I felt like Oliver twist, trying to break off a cold hunk of charred dough to eat, plain, until I could flag  down our waiter for some olive oil.\n\nOh, and in the past, on the rare occasion when the wine I select is unavailable, I've always been offered the closest similar bottle at the same price (if it was more expensive). You should think about this if your wine list isn't going to be current.\n\nI don't have unreasonable expectations for this sort of casual dining, and I know you are an awesome chef, Mario, but this place is an embarrassment to your good name.


Service great and food was super, made my own bowl, price is reasonable, not to busy for just opening, but then again it's HOT outside. Will go back again.


Me and my husband were in the area and decided to try this place out. I'm glad we did!! Food was delicious!! I love the chimichangas and the chips, salsa, and bean dip are great! We don't mind traveling from Tolleson to eat here.


Why did i? Now I regret even trying this place where my favorite Archis has never failed me in last 4 yrs I've been here in Vegas. Just bc pin kwao is closer, I was tempted to give it a try. Pin kwao's pad see eww was so bland, even w some burnt taste. Panang curry was also disappointing. Their chicken had that \"unfreshy\" smell to it. :( So, it'll be a good-bye at first \"taste\" for me for this place...


Not for anyone looking for authentic Chinese food. I would go for the location if staying in Bellagio. Otherwise, it's overpriced and the poor quality does not deserve it.


Thinking I would play it safe my first time here, I ordered the Asian Steak Salad.  You can't ruin salad, right? Bleh! The steak was a cheap cut that was chewy and fatty. The mandarin oranges tasted like they came out of a can and the lettuce was wilted. Oh the apple bread was stale. Won't be paying a visit here again which is too bad as I live within walking distance.


We went to Jasper's Peak courtesy of a Groupon my companion picked up. I'm fairly glad we didn't pay full price considering how disappointed I was with our experience this evening.\n\nWe ordered the crab dip, the voodoo chicken (with added shrimp), and the jambalaya. \n\nThe crab dip ($9) had a nice texture (not too wet), but didn't have a distinctive flavor. We doused this liberally with hot sauce, which was a significant improvement. It was served with blue corn tortilla chips, which provided a good contrast with our spiced up version.\n\nThe voodoo chicken ($16) had a delicious smokiness to it, and the shrimp (4 for an additional $4.50) were a nice complement. The jambalaya ($16) was weak, thin and not terribly filling. The rice was the best part of the jambalaya as it had time to soak up the sauce, which brings me to my next point.\n\nThe meats were all nicely done, but it was obvious that they were cooked separately outside of their sauces and assembled later. They were a bit bland unless you were certain that you rolled them about in your sauce. \n\nThe service could have been significantly better. Our water glasses were often empty for long stretches, and our waitress Rebecca's friendliness seemed forced and artificial. The place was fairly dead, but we weren't checked on until our meals were almost finished. She asked how our food was at that point but didn't even wait for my answer before she walked away. Service was fairly slow throughout the meal, even though I could see our plates waiting on the service counter.\n\nI wanted to love this place as it is far closer to me than Baby Kay's, but I'm not going to settle for such poor service at this price.\n\nAlso, the bartender seemed very friendly, guiding the gentleman at the table next to us through a tasting in order for him to make a wine selection. We didn't drink tonight, but I was impressed.\n\nPros:\n- Quiet.\n- Large patio area.\n- Clean.\n\nCons:\n- No reservation for parties fewer than six.\n- Service can be spotty.


Although I still believe that the front desk staff at the Concourse have serious communication and follow-up issues, I must say that Customer Service Manager Stephanie LaBella spent about an hour with me on the phone trying to not only get a clear picture of the problems that I experienced but trying to solve them as best she could by taking notes and formulating a plan for staff meetings and updates. She even offered to refund some of my room charges due to poor service. I believe that she did the very best that she could do to help me feel heard and appreciated as a customer and I honor that. I cannot rate the hotel above a 3, but I can rate her service as 5 stars.


Meh.  I thought SLS was going to be ALL THAT.  But instead it was a flop for me and the crew I was with shared the same sentiment.  The industrial d\u00e9cor and architecture is a huge fail to me.  In fact, the words, \"goth,\" and \"drab\" actually come to mind.  Their attempt to be modern and perhaps retro-deco (if that is even a thing) was weak at best.  Why not just remodel?  Why not just retrofit?  It's like they ran out of money.  Also felt like the gaming options were weak, too.  Not a lot going on.  Best thing about the SLS is the restaurant Katsuya.  SLS - savor life slowly?  Ugh, savor life BORING.   We actually caught a cab to the Aria.  Better roulette and craps there, too.  Will only go back for Katsuya.


Just moved to Phoenix and needed to get some glasses. I definitely felt taken care of and can tell they care about their business very much. I highly recommend coming here!! :)


The fact that 20 Lounge has only 3 stars, blows my mind. Perhaps it was that pesky Groupon they thought they should do which ended up just mucking up their Yelp reviews. Or maybe nobody gave them enough time to get some great nail techs and get settled in after opening their first store. If you haven't been back lately, I encourage you to give them another chance.\n\nSure, we almost broke up once about 3 years ago. I had been seeing a girl I loved - Brittany - then she left and went to open the Cardiff location. I felt lost, even went to Cardiff once while in San Diego to get my nails done by her again. Finally, I found a great replacement. Then SHE left and I was stuck with someone I didn't know. It was the worst manicure I had ever gotten and I called to cancel my 20 Lounge membership.\n\nI got a call back from the manager Debbie. I was a shellac fiend. She convinced me to come in and see her and let her give me a replacement gel manicure. I surely wasn't going to survive without redoing the manicure immediately so I gave her one last shot.\n\nI've found my new love. I've been seeing Debbie now for almost 2 years and I absolutely ADORE her. She does the most amazing gel and it lasts me 3-4 weeks. She knows when I travel we need to go shorter in length, summer is French, and winter she surprises me with fun colors or glitter fades. Plus, she's a blast to talk to and I want to talk to her!!! She's positive, beautiful inside and out, and it's like therapy and a mani/pedi all in one!\n\nThe place is so clean. It's beautiful. It's priced appropriately. There are no \"FUMES\" like the ones you take in while sitting at those other nail salons. You know which ones I am talking about...\n\nLet's talk pedicures. Sure it's a little different and awkward to stick your feet in a bowl vs. the massage chairs with bubbling hot water... BUT... my argument on this is that at least they aren't using a dremel to remove the gel and ruining your nail!!!! And there is no way they are going to recommend you need an eyebrow wax while you're trying to relax (HELLO!)\n\nI'll end by saying this: If you purchased a Groupon and live in Glendale, don't bother. However, if you are in the Scottsdale or surrounding area and haven't been back for a few years - maybe you'll give them another chance. I did!


This is the only Savers that I have shopped in. Normally I go to smaller thrift shops and vintage shops. This is a large facility, with lots of clothes. I was not impressed by the pricing. There were some of the same exact items that I have found at Ross for cheaper. But I was happy to find a pair of brand new Michael Kors Platforms for only $9.99. I would probably go back, but I would want to have more time to search the racks.


First time I've been in a \"Neighbourhood Market\" WalMart. First impression was that it was very clean and neatly arranged (not surprising since it's only been open for a month or two). Second, I saw a sushi bar! There isn't much sushi around Surprise and while I haven't had their sushi, the rainbow roll looked pretty tasty.\n\nWhat I HAVE had, though, is the El Mexicano agua de coco (coconut juice) with pulpo (evidently adding an O to every word makes it Mexican). I'm addicted to it. Bought another eight cans of the stuff on the weekend. Also, they have small (Red Bull-size) six-pack tins of Milo in the mex section. Milo is sort of like Ovaltine and I'd almost given up hope of finding the stuff in Phoenix. Typically it's sold in powdered form, exactly like Ovaltine but with a very unique taste, but this stuff in the six-packs is premixed. Great as an energy drink for kids. Or adults.\n\nApart from that, this is just a cut-down WalMart without the extra stuff that I typically shop at a WalMart for - meaning that I'm probably only going to be here for sushi and agua do coconutto para drinko straight outto the canno. Safeway's closer to me and I got a crapload of coupons yet to be used there.


This hotel was busy during the weekend I visited, and at times the front desk was short staffed. Noise in the rooms from nearby I-17 was a problem. There are so many hotels in this area, I'll stay somewhere else in the future.


We just can't put on pounds fast enough, the Primanti Brothers were likely thinking when considering what to put on the menu. How can we inject the maximum amount of calories in the shortest amount of time into our customers? Their solution is Pittsburgh's most famous sandwich.......\n\nSandwiches topped with french fries, cole slaw, tomatoes and onions by request.\n\nNext up in the sandwich's evolution? Coca-cola soaked bread? Chocolate shake dressing? We'll have to see...\n\nIn the meantime, worth a try for the novelty aspect. If the concept doesn't interest you, pass it up.


Brooklyn Bowl is by far the most amazing indoor music venue I've ever been to and without a doubt the coolest new spot in Las Vegas.  Finally, a 21+ venue that books great talent and does not focus on electronic music, DJs, or the Vegas club scene!\n\nWe grabbed tickets to see Local Natives on Sunday night.  First of all, the venue is absolutely gigantic. From the outside, I would never have expected it to be this big. There's a restaurant area (I'll be back to check out the food) and about 5 different bars that make a nice exterior border of the space. There are TWO floors everyone has access to - each floor with bars along side the stage.  On tap options include Rogue Dead Guy Ale and three different \"Brooklyn Brews\" beers. The bar staff was also really friendly and helpful - after ordering a Dead Guy Ale and a coke, the bar tender asked if the coke was for my DD and when I said yes, she said no charge. Little things like that really made me feel happy about where I'm spending my time and money. \n\nI don't think there's a bad view of the stage from any spot in the entire venue. The \"floor\" area in front of the stage looks big at first glimpse, but as soon as the band takes the stage and begins to play, the area immediately begins to feel more intimate, which makes for a great live music atmosphere. The venue also has pretty solid audio-visual. They're not trying to do too much by hanging huge screens everywhere or over the top lights and LED/laser shows.  Instead, the focus is on the band and the music, highlighted with an impressive mix of smoke effects and color schemes. No distractions - let the music and venue speak for itself.  The sound was absolutely incredible too - from every angle. I stood on the floor, on the side of the stage at the bar, in the back, upstairs, and in a booth at the bowling alley and the sound was consistently great. I'm not sure if this was because Local Natives was playing (they are SUCH a great live band), but I was super impressed by Brooklyn Bowl's acoustics.  \n\nOh yeah, there is a bowling alley inside with lanes on both floors!!! At the back of every lane, there is a giant leather booth that overlooks the stage so you don't miss anything while you're bowling ... or, so you can just hang out and enjoy the show. Reserving a lane is probably the way to go when you've got a big group of friends - drink/food service, seating, bowling, and huge screens above every lane that show a live feed of the band that's playing. Can this place get any cooler??  \n\nI found my new favorite hangout and with the lineup they've created for the next few months, Brooklyn Bowl has something for everyone. Check this place out - you won't be disappointed.


lins is honestly the most amazing buffet ever !! maybe if you guys stop being disgusting and making a mess it wouldnt be so dirty ! the food is great and for a very reasonable price ! :)


I can't even begin to say how many poor customer service experiences I have had here.\n\nWe used to do lunches a few times a week at my old job and Zipps seemed to be one of the regular spots, although I always made a fuss. Rather than being stuck in the office and miss out on the lunch gossip, I always opted to go, and EVERY time, it was the same old story...this place is never too busy during lunch, but service is slower than the second coming. It would take 1.5 - 2 hours for the small group of us to make it through lunch. Not to mention that after consuming my first beverage, the glass would remain empty, my number one dining pet peeve. \n\nI do have to say that I can't completely hate on Zipps because their food really is good. They have awesome nachos and sandwhiches. I have never been disappointed with the quality of my food. And when I was having a calorie splurge day, Zipp's pizookie was the perfect way to do it! \n\nZipps gets a 2 star rating from me, but if they get their service act together, we can negotiate a better score...


Wow.  What a letdown.\n\nMaybe I let hype get to me again, but overall, Gaby Et Jules just didn't satisfy my expectations of what a good macaroon should be.  From an atmosphere perspective... although the owner and staff were extremely happy to serve us... the whole white glove affair just seemed a little stuffy.\n\nI decided to splurge and get a few different types of macaroons and a pastry.  Ignoring the sticker shock I endured (almost $3 per macaroon... really?), I was incredibly underwhelmed by quality, complexity and ingenuity of the options.\n\nDo yourself a favor and grab some macaroons from a non-traditional spot (such as Marty's Market, or if you have the privvy...  simplified versions at the Duquesne Club) as these babies just aren't up to par.


I'm writing this review in sections, as I'm eating these foods....\nOur order consists of a Gyro plate, Hamburger for the wife, Fried Zucchini and Saganaki.\nSaganaki (aka Hopa Cheese) is bitter and there was no presentation, I'm disappointed\nThe Fried Zucchini are fairly decent but they have a good ranch dressing.\n The Hamburger leaves a lot to be desired, flavoreless.\n The Gyro plate was ok, I thought it was funny that the waiter couldn't pronounce it, so that was   cool\n I didn't think this place was so fast food style. Maybe I caught it on a bad day but I won't be coming back but I've been craving good Greek food so maybe I'll try somewhere else,


We ordered three of the $2.30 tacos - fish, carne asada, and adobada and a side of rice.  Food came fast and piping hot.  Carne asada and adobada were topped with guac and salsa, while the fish reminded us of good fish sticks with shredded iceberg and Miracle Whip.  Carne asada was a tad dry but the adobada was full of flavor.  Rice was insanely salty which made us down a huge cup of Horchata.\n\nWe ate inside which was pleasant and clean.  They're open 24-hours - a great late night alternative to burgers from other nearby fast food joints.


RT O'Sullivan's was decent, but forgettable.  I can't even remember what I ate there.  I do remember that the service was decent, but I DID have to wait a little too long for my beer and food.  I didn't have much time before my class started so I was getting a bit anxious.  Overall, it was okay.  I probably wouldn't go back there again.  I only went there the one time because of the hype it receives.\n\nMeh, Hype is over-rated...


I usually get great service when I go here. It's been one of the things I've been impressed with because unlike most places they didn't seem to hire bratty teenagers, but that's exactly what I got last night. I pulled up, ordered and the girl at the window repeated everything back to me. When I pulled up to the window, another employee was screaming and playing around. I'm all for having fun, but not at the expense of service. The girl at the window was obviously distracted and handed me only one item I had ordered. When I told her I had ordered another meal, she got snotty with me. She gave me my other order, which still was missing my 4 extra canes sauces. When I again told her that I needed the sauces, she was incredibly rude, asked me to see my receipt and made a big deal about how she hadn't charged me for it even though she had repeated my order back to me at the speaker and definitely included the 4 sauces. She didn't end up charging me, but the whole thing was just ridiculous. I'm extremely disappointed with this whole experience.


The hotel is centrally located downtown Montreal . 5 minutes walk to subway .\nWe upgrade to junior suite . \nUnfortunately the room is dated . The bathroom is really old . \nThe staffs are friendly . We stayed Le Meridian in Barcelona . It was way nicer \n4 stars for location and staffs . 1 star for the room .


Pretty disappointed. Came here with a friend and the fianc\u00e9 on my last trip to Vegas. We were tired of walking and wanted a bite to eat late at night. We saw the good reviews and though we'd give it a try. We ordered the jambalaya and ahi tuna tartare. The food fell below my expectations. I thought it would be similar to cheesecake factory, but the food was worse than than cheesecake factory for sure. \n\nFood: \nChicken jambalaya: pretty weird, but okay in taste. The chicken was separated from the rice, which isn't traditional of jambalaya. it was more of a stir fry spicy chicken with the rice on the side. \nAhi tuna tartare- Not the best. Didn't stand out and not particularly appetizing for me, but I'm a raw fish/sushi snob. \n\nPrice: pretty expensive for the quality. Similar to the cheesecake factory price wise.\n\nOverall, if your desperate and hungry and don't want to go off the strip maybe consider eating here, otherwise take your money and appetite off the strip. Some of the restaurants in the asian town are open pretty late.


--Service was slow...no refills, never checked back, had to wait for check.\n\n--pizza was pretty good. Crispy toppings.\n\n--Parking was not too bad. Park around the corner.\n\n--Too bad for the awful service here! Maybe they need to switch to placing your order at the counter with a cashier and get rid of the food servers.


If you want to deal with uneducated and unprofessional loan officers, wait three months for your loan to close, miss your closing date, loose the house of your dreams and pay $2000 in originations charges, stop looking,this is definitely your mortgage broker!


Was looking for a new coffee spot to check out on Saturday, and stopped in at Cargo.\n\nIt was okay.\n\nThe place is certainly nice bright and spacious. There are plenty of seating options and some nice cozy areas. There is a nice large table towards the back for larger groups. \n\nThe coffee was fine, but my chai was only okay. A little too milky and not enough chai flavor for me personally. The bear claw was really good. I passed on the food, because the low prices made me question how good the quality would be.\n\nThe staff all seemed nice, but the lady who took my order (a little older with bottle blonde hair and glasses) was slow and seemed confused. Perhaps she is new?\n\nThe atmosphere there isn't really my thing. The crowd was a little too snobby/hipster.\n\nMaybe I'll check it out again, but I won't rush back. Plenty of better coffee shops in town. If you want a stellar coffee shop experience, try Lakeside Street Coffee House.


This was some of the worst sushi I've ever had, especially for the money. I could barely get it down. The place is dumpy and depressing inside. All around terrible.


HORRIFIC. Do you people have taste buds? Four stars, you lunatics?! 1: crack head paradise outside of the \"restaurant\". 2. filthy inside with the yummalicous smell of old grease and grime. (why I proceeded to order I have no frickin clue). 3. pretty stupid expensive. $10 for a small plate for one 4. the food. YUCK. Got home, tried one bite of everything and threw it all away immediately to avoid eminent poisoning. Sesame chicken: unable to be chewed, tougher than deep fried leather with about the same taste. Beef with broccoli. The beef was creamy white. End of story on that one. Crab puffs: the middle was decent but the outside was so overcooked it was hard to get to. Egg roll: my sister bit down and spit it directly on the table. She's dramatic but not that dramatic. Lo mein: tasted exactly like old stinky cabbage. \n\nThe sign near the register read \"no refunds\" so I didn't bother calling. The sweaty guy working the register and the grill probably wouldn't have cared anyway.


I was excited to bring my family here. We came in to bowl an hour of fun. What happened was our waitress kept refilling our pitcher while a quarter was still there, and tried to pour it out in our glasses every chance she could. In the end she charged for every refill.. Of soda. $10 each time. I gladly tipped the hostess. Waitress said it was a weird new rule (umm, to rip off patrons?) she said it was mgts fault, so I asked for mgt. of course Ashley was in a meeting. Terrible first and last impression. Beware, for a good time skip the scam.


Kids wanted Mexican......sooooo glad we got a discount offer for this place. I would've been UPSET if I had to pay full price for their \"mexican food.\"  I know it's a chain, but it wasn't good at all.....  Service SUCKED!  Had to wait to be seated.......wait to get drinks ordered........wait to get food ordered.  Our server was MIA, someone else took our order & brough it out to us.  Other staff got our drinks....our server only checked on us once or twice.  We were starving.....ate what we could and left!  Never will we go back!! Sooooo many better places to try.....stay away!!


Another big soul food spot downtown. If you are looking for chicken, ribs, and other down south delights you are in the right place. The restaurant Is on the small side so there is usually await. But the cornbread is defiantly worth the wait outside if the door. I usually get the fried chicken wings and Mac and cheese.\n\nGood spot to grab dinner, casual, will fill you up.


located in the chinatown plaza, this place is a good place for average drinks and food.  the prices are a little bit more expensive than other places. the milk tea here is standard. the fruit drinks (such as honeydew and strawberry) are not very good at all.. go to the place inside the actual chinatown mall called no1 boba or something if you're craving a drink made of fruit (but scan your cup for hair or pieces of dirt before drinking.. that place uses fresh fruit but tends to lack on the cleanliness part).  the green tea drinks are also a little bit under average (way too sweet and artificial tasting).\n\nthe shaved ice is finer than most, but incomparable to actual snow.  the volcano shaved ice comes with plain shaved ice, strawberry, boba, red bean, kiwi, watermelon, banana, and a drizzle of condensed milk (ask for extra if you like your ice flavorful).   it comes in a small cup (a little bit smaller than the average frozen yogurt cup) for around $5.  honestly, it's really nothing more than average.\n\nthe actual restaurant is quite dirty (sofas show wear and tear, tables are never wiped clean) but it looks like it would be a comfy place to hang out if they took better care of it.  the people here speak english unlike other places in chinatown.  also, there is a credit card fee so bring cash.\n\nthe service is below average.  sometimes its really fast, and sometimes i have to wait 20 minutes for a cup of melted shaved ice.  i received dirty looks from the cashier when i asked them to remake it.  another time, i ordered a boba milk tea drink and she gave me something hot.  i told the cashier that this is not what i ordered and she argued with me saying that i did order it.  in the end i won but i was showered with her dirty looks.. lol.\n\nto be honest i really don't have anything to say about this place.  it is really the definition of mediocre.


went in for dinner tonight on the early side.  Wanted to grab some take out and have a drink.  Wine wasn't great, but the conversation with the bar tender was.  Still, they didn't have falafel (really??).  Got fatoush, kebbeh, and hummus.  Hummus was pretty good, but associate pitas were yesterday's -- stale and fairly nasty.  Fatoush heavily overly dressed with vinaigrette, to the point where it really wasn't edible.  Kebbeh was heavily spiced (almost too much).... Wouldn't recommend this, at least until later in the evening when the food is actually turning over.  No falafel?  Really???


Just got back from trying the lunch buffet at Taste of India, which was pretty good and a definite value.  It is $7.95/person and includes a drink - soda, mango juice or mango lassi.  The buffet has the usual chutneys and raitas, naan, vegetable pakoras, fresh fruit (mostly watermelon), salad, chicken fried rice and plain basmati rice, 3 chicken dishes and 3 veggie dishes.  Today there was tandoori chicken, chicken tikka masala and a plain old chicken curry, channa masala, alu palak, and alu green beans.  There were also gulab jamuns.\n\nMy favorite was definitely the alu green beans, which disappointingly is not on the menu.  The chickpeas were good, but I thought the alu palak was disappointing.  (I am generally disappointed in palak paneer at restaurants since I have an awesome recipe that I make at home all the time.)  The watermelon chunks were an awesome palate cleanser, and the gulab jamuns were great.  Total for two people came to $17 before tip.\n\nThis is a nice little place, and at lunch almost everyone there is Children's Hospital staff.  Parking is a little hard to find since the residential streets are permit only.  But I really like this place and it's definitely worth it.


I bought the Strawberry Fields mani/pedi Groupon with a friend.  We came in and were led to the back room where there were 2 pedicure stations.  \n\nThe foot spa was not working at my station during my visit. \n\nDuring my pedi, the girl used a strong callous remover on my feet, then applied a sugar scrub which mixed with the callous remover and was spread all over my legs.  She left the callous remover/sugar scrub mixture on my left leg till it burned while she proceeded to do the same thing on my other foot and leg. I had to tell her to wash it off and she seemed surprised that a mere \"sugar scrub\" would sting.\n\nWhen she began applying the nail polish I'd chosen, it started clumping on my toes. She used paint thinner to try to \"fix\" the polish but it continued to clump and went on thicker in some places than others. She didn't think anything looked wrong when I pointed this out to her.\n\nShe didn't use toe-dividers, either, to separate my toes. Apparently they don't even have them at this salon, so the polish was all over my feet by the time I left.\n\nBy the time we got to the \"manicure\", my stylist forgot to soak my fingers, and didn't bother to use any cuticle softener before taking her metal instrument and jabbing/scraping my dry nail beds.  She didn't even clean under my nails. \n\nBecause she had another customer waiting and because the pedi was so bad, I told her not to bother painting my nails.\n\nThis place was a disappointment to say the least.


What the heck.  \nAs we waited 45 minutes for our car to be washed we noticed a lot of complaints going on. Looks like something may have been stolen out of a couple of cars not exactly sure. We had just come back from Costco bought two things one of them was a gallon of pure maple syrup.  Not a big deal until it goes missing! Who wants maple syrup really! My husband called in the morning to see if maybe it had been in lost and found manager says will look into it call him back.  two days later no call back. Doesn't matter if it's maple syrup, Or something expensive the fact that you can't take your car to get cleaned without having to worry if they're going to steal something is very scary\nOutside as the cars were being cleaned it sounded like there was a competition going on as to how many cars they can get done in an hour.   What a bunch of chaos will not go back!


I did not expect much from looking at the pizza bar, but getting a fresh pie was a different story. The pizza was delicious. I got the Farmstead for my half and my friend got the blanca with peppers. Luckily, my meal was paid for, otherwise it would have been a $100 tab for the one pizza, an appetizer and several drinks. Not worth that kind if price but if you limit the $8 beers you'll be okay. I recommend getting whole pizza made for you and not settling for pizza that sits and waits at the pizza bar.


It's not Red Lobster , and that's why I go there. Clean bathrooms , friendly waitresses , (freakin' hot guy waiters  ;)   , tasty BBQ , happy hour is amazing there. Not too keen on the live bands , but i still love it.


Thanks to Yelp we found this great little breakfast place while visiting Las Vegas. It's away from the strip, located in the middle of an industrial plaza. \nWe went on a weekday and waited about 15 min to be seated. We were greeted warmly and offered coffee while we waited. The coffee was excellent. When I asked the waitress about it, she said that they grind the beans in house. The food was also very good and the service was outstanding. \nThe ambience wasn't my favorite -think strip mall diner-noisy and crowded. The friendly owner was walking around greeting everyone and told us that they're planning to move to a nearby larger location early next year. \nWe like to support local businesses and will look for Mr. Mamas new location the next time we're in Las Vegas.


WILL NEVER BE BACK and I don't suggest this place to ANYONE!!  There are so many places in Scottsdale that serve fresh \"farm to table\" food and I would suggest going there. \nIf you want to get attitudes, SLOW & HORRIBLE service all with a slice of \"could care-less\" waitress personalities, you've come to the right place!!\nWhen entering a restaurant, you expect to be greeted by the hostess instead of waiting for 4-5 minutes for her to get off the phone. We were left standing awkwardly right in the front where the door entrance is as the restaurant space itself is rather tight with wall to wall tables. RIDICULOUS and absolutely inexcusable. A fireable offense in my opinion but no one working there including the bartender who eyed us at least 10 times, never thought to signal someone to help us.\nOnce we were seated we were told that they were no longer serving breakfast even though they are supposed to serve it until 11am and it was now 11:02am they absolutely would NOT make an exception. \nWhen my husband gently asked the server if she could check with the manager and take into account that we had come especially for breakfast and were kept waiting, she complied. Then came back and said, \"Sorry, but the kitchen has switched over to the lunch menu\" and with that statement, TOLD us to look over the lunch menu and she would be back to take our order. I was SHOCKED!!\nWe should have just left then as the service went downhill from there. Although I don't have any complaints about the food ~ it was good, BUT VERY PRICEY!! ~ but I cannot emphasize enough the POOR & SLOW SERVICE all with attitude... I WILL NEVER BE BACK and Susan & Chef Becky should be ashamed of themselves to allow these kind of servers to represent their establishment and to foster these SNOTTY, care-less ATTITUDES in their restaurant.\nJust remember... MANY good restaurants have been brought to their knees by the employee help (or lack of), I don't care how good the food!!


Guy who did my nails did a horrible job. They looked awful. He seemed to be in a hurry and it showed. Definitely the worst full set I've ever had. This place is always too crowded and loud.


Luv-it's customer service is the only reason I'm dropping my rating. Y'all were rude, but hot damn if you're not serving up some of the BEST frozen delights in Vegas!\n\nNew ownership means more daily flavors, a slight hike is prices, and rude service. So rude in fact that it makes me not want to return, which makes me sad because the product is phenomenal and a Las Vegas trademark. (Who doesn't like buying custard in a strip club parking lot?)\n\nTo the Asian lady that took over here's some advice.\nSmile.\nThank people.\nDon't scold your employees in front of customers.\nDon't walk away from the window when you see people walking up.\nDon't look annoyed when you have to explain things to customers.\n\nI promise you, these little tweaks will improve the energy around your shop and your customers won't have a bitter taste after the cold sweetness ends.


Don't count on a roll-away for your family. They have a self imposed policy of 2 beds to a room and will not change no matter the circumstances, expectations, or that they advertise roll-aways available.


The course was really not that great compared to other courses in the Las Vegas area.  I don't know why it's rated so high.\nMy biggest complaint are the bunkers.  The greenside bunkers are like concrete. They even have small pebbles and rocks in them.  I seriously thought that they had taken all the sand out because what was in there was like damp heavy concrete.\nAlso there are a lot of dry brown patches in the fairways and greens.


The hotel is quite clean, and the rooms are very spacious. The location of the hotel is great, there are many attractions near by on the strip.\nThe negative aspects of the hotel pertain to the bathroom. Although the bathroom is a good size, the toilet and shower are made for the hulk. The water in the shower feels like a pressurized hose and the toilet seems capable of flushing anything. Just remember not to sit on the toilet when you flush! Lol


This is my second visit to Union Pig and Chicken.  We came back because 6 months ago the food was great.  This trip was very different.  The meaty mac had so much wusabi  in it that it was all you tasted. The brisket looked as if it had been sliced on a slicer then reheated on a griddle because you couldn't see any smoke ring and the color of the interior meat didn't look like a piece of meat cut off a brisket (I live in Texas and know what brisket should look like). There was a lot of fat on the brisket also which is good for flavor but at their prices I would like meat.  On the positive side the coleslaw was very good, along with the ribs.


I use to actually work here a few years ago when the economy first tanked and I had to do something outside the scope of network engineering/administration. I saw first hand what it was like at this auto center, and besides the fact that the meager commissions I made were often times stolen by one of the other associates, the customer service here is just typical of a large corporation attempting to service the public. Let us continue.\n\nI too purchased tires here because of the warranties. However because of the tire size on my car I had to go with some BF Goodrich traction T/A's. They're not the best tire out there by any means, but they should be good enough to not have to worry about cracking and other things. Well, my rear tires are now cracking all over the place, and regardless of what anyone tells you, tires should NOT crack after a year or less of owning them. That doesn't typically happen until they've been on your vehicle a few years. And yes the incredibly hot climate in Vegas might speed this up a tad, but these tires were cracking far too prematurely. \n\nSo I went in to see if they can swap them out and give me some type of manufacturer defect (premature cracking) on the tire and just swap them out with new tires of the same brand. Well as it turns out these particular tires were discontinued but they did have some Goodyear tires in the same size, but they were of course more expensive. After all the tread depth discounts were put into the system the total still came out to $211 for new tires. That's unacceptable. First off, its not my fault these tires are discontinued, that's BF Goodrich's fault for making garbage tires. Secondly, in the case of customer service, I should've just been refunded close to the full price of what I paid originally. This did not happen and yet Sears again fails on customer service. This is probably why so many of their stores have closed nationwide. Their craftsman warranties are great (lifetime) but dealing with many of the associates there can be an uphill battle. (I worked for Sears Auto Center in California for 4 years while I was going to school and management just makes one bad decision after another which ultimately effects you, the customer)\n\nIf you are intending on visiting this particular service center, only speak to one man by the name of Rick. There's one other gentleman I've had good luck with there but I'm unsure if he even works there anymore. The rest of the sales associates seem like they're just passing time there before they die. They have a very lackadaisical and cavalier attitude toward work in general (remember I've worked with these people, I know them more intimately than an average customer) and they just really couldn't care less about your customer experience. \n\nAs an aside, my mom brought her car here to have her alternator tested because it literally died on the freeway while she was driving. After they tested it they said the alternator and battery was fine. This was not the case. Sears likes to tell people that they can test for these things but they have a cheap, piece of junk miniature sabre voltage testing machine for this that doesn't even give accurate details about your vehicle. Long story short, she took it to MY mechanic at T&M Automotive and of course it was a simple alternator swap. She had it replaced and its been months without a single issue for her.\n\nSo perhaps Sears should seriously evaluate the people whom they have interacting with the public, both behind the counter and in the shop a little better. I know they're bordering on Chapter 11 bankruptcy, but surely you can do better than this. Furthermore, instead of having their vehicle technicians sit behind a computer and take multiple choice tests on vehicle diagnosis to get the job, (yes, aside from brakes and such, the guys back there are just techs that take a test on a computer to work there, none are ASE certified) maybe an in person interview with someone actually asking questions about car symptoms and what the likely remedy is would be more constructive. Also gauging how they are with customer service may be helpful as well. I've seen so many managers fired from Sears Auto Centers who have actually done the RIGHT thing for customers, its not surprising why these places run as poorly as they do.


This place is a great dive bar. We love the drink prices and the people here are laid back and cool. (no need to worry about any fights that I could tell) Highly recommend if you like dive bars. Also they have pool tables and darts.


Credit Card companies are the worst, our economy is really in the pits and they are making money on people like us who shouldn't be living beyond our means.  I cut up this card and call Credit One to ask if there was anything formal I needed to do in order to close the account and the representative hung up on me.  I got tired of giving my hard earned money to greedy people who treat their customers so horribly. I made that mistake for too long, I don't want to owe anyone anything.  It is the most amazing feeling of freedom to not owe a credit card company.  Cash is King!


I was there for three days last week for a work conference, so I can't really speak to what my experience would have been had I just been there on vacation. But... Here's what I experienced:\n\nThe good: My bed was comfy. The pool (even though I didn't get to use it) looked awesome. I know others enjoyed it. I was offered an Arnold Palmer as soon as I stepped into the lobby, which was nice. The staff was friendly. \n\nThe not-so-good: No tub in my room. Seriously? No bathtub? I mean, the shower was big... but it's a hotel. Unless I'm staying at the YMCA Youth Hostel, I generally expect a tub in my room. The carpets in the conference center smelled musty and moldy and like old cleaning chemicals. Not pleasant, at all, especially when you're sitting in conference rooms for hours at a time. The food. Honestly, this could have been my biggest issue, so I'm going to go into more detail.\n\nThe Buttes is a popular place for weddings. Some of the views are great, so I can see how some might see it as a great place to gather. But if the food they gave us was anything like the food they offer at weddings, I'd NEVER use it. \n\nAt the conference we had colleagues from all over the country; Florida, Texas, Ohio, Arizona and Pittsburgh. I blame all the whiteys from the east coast for our food the first night. I think the chefs saw that the majority of the people with us were from out of town and wouldn't know good Mexican food if it bit them. So what we got resembled Mexican food in name only. We were served rice, beans, shredded beef, chicken fajitas, shrimp fajitas, with taco shells and tortillas to put it all into. The rice was red, but tasted like nothing. The shredded beef had zero flavour. No salt, nothing. It was literally the blandest meat I'd ever had. The chicken and shrimp fajitas were so overpowered with bell peppers that they tasted like a microwave meal. The salsas were bland and flavourless, which complimented the meal perfectly. .... Dessert was disappointing too, except for the tres leches cake. It wasn't great, but it was definitely the best thing of the whole spread. \n\nThe food the rest of the time I was there pretty much followed suit. Bland, flavourless. Runny eggs for breakfast. Dry 30-hour roast beef. Some of the desserts weren't too bad, but even then they seemed like they were packaged, not made in house. For instance, the flan looked, and tasted, like little piles of pudding on top of Smucker's caramel sauce. I don't think there was anything that I can say, \"Oh yeah! That was awesome!\" Truly disappointing. \n\nAll in all, I don't know that I would make it a 4 star resort. 3 stars maybe. I don't think I'd go back unless someone else was footing the bill. There are other places in town, comparable prices, better amenities, that I'd rather frequent.


Being the best pizza in Oregon is about the same prestige as being the best hockey player in Uganda, you don't get alot of bragging rights. The pizza and other menu items are decent , service good and the delivery is fast.


This place was recommended by our regular auto guy as a place to have our AC looked at. The mechanic (or owner?) was not very friendly throughout interaction. We ended up paying $100 to have the problem diagnosed, which was more than we expected. We were told the air compressor was out, and it would cost $900 to replace. We decided not to have it fixed, and it felt like there was some amount frustration directed towards my husband about that choice.  \n\nHere's the reason for the one-star review: My husband gets home, starts googling to see if he can do this work himself. He finds out, that on our model of car -- which is a very common model -- there is one electrical relay that always goes out first on the AC. My husband bought it for $60 on ebay and fixed it himself. AC fixed. \n\nI just quite frustrated to consider that we would have put $1,000 into repairs, and it wouldn't have fixed the problem.


Service - Kind of hit or miss. No big incidents as far as I remembered.\n\nFood - Flavorful I will say. Right sized servings (not too big or small). Pho broth is not salty but still retains goof flavor. They do not skimp out on herbs for your pho.\n\nPrice - Reasonable.\n\nI am taking a star out because they close at 10PM. If this place closed at 12MN, easy 5 stars for me.\n\nHad breakfast here today. Got number 13 pho, spring rolls, and hot vietnamese coffee (very strong drip coffee with condensed milk. need a caffeine fix? try this.)\n\nI will have to agree with one of the previous reviews... comparing Jenni Pho and this spot, Jenni's flavor/quality somehow went down... Or this place is WAAAAYYY better.


There's not much I can say about this place that hasn't already been said so I'll just sum it up: It is amazing!! \nNever judge a book by it's cover because from the outside I was having second thoughts for a moment, but it changed quickly. They have outstanding customer service, offering me complimentary iced tea while waiting, and the large acai bowl did not disappoint either!\nI will be back!


I finally had a chance to try out Joe's last night with my family.  I hate to say it (I really wanted to like the place) but I wasn't very impressed overall.  The food quality overall was very average, nothing stood out as phenomenal from any of our choices (we sampled from each other's plates).  Not to say anything was bad, just not superb.  The portions were a little small for the price.\n\nAll in all it was an okay experience, but the price ($40 for 2 adults and 2 kids) is high enough to keep us from going back.


I love their Burrata cheese, it is to die for, and of course their pizza's are amazing! Nice patio seating is a plus, and it's not too hard to find good parking in the area.


You can either pay $5.50 for 3-day movie rentals or get a $40 membership and pay $2 for 3-day/$3 for 7-day rentals.  They also offer 2-for-1 movies for students on Tuesday and Thursday. The reason I give 3 stars is because that deal isn't valid for people with memberships!? I learnt this 30 seconds after paying for a membership. I'm a student and could have paid $2.75 for movies twice a week. Instead I paid $40 (way too much) for a membership to pay .75 cents less than the other students.  Good movie selection and shop but don't fall for their rip off of a membership unless you rent daily.


Spent too long explaining my order, correcting the cashier while the manager yelled to the back our order incorrectly. Then we still did not get our order as asked. Only one of the two soda fountains worked with a low ice machine. None of the tables were clean.


This is your typical Barnes & Noble's large footprint store.  I am unsure if this is their largest store, the one in Chandler Fashion seems larger.\n\nBarnes & Nobles suffers from the same affliction as Best Buy.  If Best Buy is Amazon's showroom, then so is B & N.  The book industry has changes quite a bit over the years, due primarily to the internet.  Gone are the Borders of the world, a friendlier and easier to maneuver store.  But if you are looking for volume and sheer size, this might be the best place.\n\nWe have been coming to this B & N for the last five years.  All the employees are very helpful, and Four Stars in my opinion.  It's convenient for from my office and it seems as if we're in here at least twice a month on weekends.  \n\nI know at this point,  I am tired of the Nook sales pitch as you come through the door.  At some point, I'm sure Microsoft will just buy the other 50% they do not own and that will end it. Hopefully.\n\nSo in summary, this Barnes & Nobles is Thee Stars, A-OK.


Wife and I were there about a month a go for our anniversary and let me tell you the food was great amazing service our waitress that day was Courtney and she was incredible nice really enjoy our time thanks for the great service we were there on 04 24 2014 thanks again for the great food and service


My first time there last weekend and let's just say it wasn't the best first experience.  I placed my order and it took quite awhile to get it.  Then we got our food and my order was completely wrong.  By the time they made another and brought it out everyone else was done with their food and I had to get mine to go.  The waitress took the check off the table, I was assuming they were going to give some sort of discount being as I had to take my breakfast to go now, but nope, she came back and there was no offer or mention of my inconvenience.  The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because the food I did get to eat was good, but I won't be going back.  If a restaurant screws up and you miss enjoying your meal with your table, they needed to offer something for the inconvenience.


I'm wondering right now why we didn't get BBQ here...\n\nAnyway this place is in a weird location.  A friend was driving there and first he drove through this ghetto looking area and then he turned on this street with no street lights.  By that time I was wondering where he was taking us.  We turned another corner and there it was!  We pulled in and it was pretty dead for dinner time.  It was also a Wednesday night though so maybe it picks up over the weekend.\n\nWe had an order of pad thai, spicy fried rice, and a vegetable dish.  The pad thai was OUTSTANDING.  It didn't taste like your normal pad thai dish...it tasted kind of peanutty.  The spicy fried rice was super good also with just the right amount of kick.  The vegetable dish was great also and I'm usually not a fan of vegetables.  The people who work here are super friendly.


I have been going to this dental office for a few years now after my dentist I had for more than a decade went out of network. The main reason I am giving them 5 stars is because I missed an appointment and did not get charged a \"no show fee.\" Most dental/medical offices charge some type of fee for those type of occurrences. I was also late a few times and the office staff were totally understanding about it. At my other dentist the receptionist would always give me that \"ugh\" attitude. I also want to mention Dr. Kern fixed my crown which always caught food in it. I've been to two other dentists with the same crown, although they noticed it they didn't really do much about it, so I can truthfully say he cares. Dr. Kern went to UNLV for his dental degree, if that adds a slight bit of a wow factor  The women up front are friendly for the most part and it's pretty easy to schedule an appointment. If you're looking for a dentist and come across Courtesy I definitely recommend them.


Following Josh D's review on 11/1 - I totally agree that  AJ's has a cooked food problem.\nAt the soup bar yesterday I stood with 2 strangers (read snowbirds) 1 of which has been an AJ's patron since it opened. All of us agreed the soups, whilst having interesting names were all very runny and had no substance.\nThey lost 3 sales in as many minutes - I should also add being a long term Cave Creek resident this has been a problem since earlier in the year - comments have been made to the on site management to no avail.\nI have also tried the AJ's on Pima and they are having the same issues - looks like the whole organization needs a kick up the pants....\nTheir pricing is expensive and we the customers expect value and quality for our money..


Well Kevin after years I have finally found your scumbag con artist ass. This so called \"website developer\" is a thief of the highest order. He was recommended by a friend who was also in the computer business and this work was to be done for my boss. Once getting my boss in contact with Kevin and before any payments were made Kevin came off as intelligent and easily approachable about problems as well as easily contacted.\nAfter multiple promises of work to be done and sending back and forth of paperwork and several thousand dollars we get some semblance of a web site working 11 months later...now mind you its non operational but it is barely functioning....after more talks with Kevin and several thousand more dollars this piece of shit fuckhead falls off the face of the earth. Takes the money and runs so to speak. Stops responding to calls and emails. Changes phone numbers after a few months....new contact information is found and he answers the call SURPRISE!!. Well he is apologetic and professional sounding and says he will get right back to us ....SURPRISE SURPRISE!!!! that cowardly fuck falls off the earth again. Well Kevin Taylor of KT Graphics we got your sorry ass now......social media has found you in vegas and operating again....stand by for the coming subpoena....as they say....\"SEE YOU IN COURT\".


HOLY CRAP WHAT A STEAK/EXPERIENCE. \n\nFirst off, there should be a disclaimer that this is NOT like the West Hollywood location... other than the fantastic steaks. This is a lounge/club that serves steak. The music is club level loud and never stops. If you're in the mood (which I was) it's great. As we waiting for my table we drank and danced. \n\nBut, you can't really have a conversation, so if you're looking for initmate, avoid at all costs. If you're looking to warm-up before the club, this is perfect. Slash if you are going to be lazy and not go out at all, this is even more perfect! I get to party sitting down and east maple glazed carrots? MMMM. YES PLEASE.


Save your $300 initial consultation and go to a Macy's personal shopper--they are free.


This was my 3rd year in a row coming there.\nWhen I went to check in on Mon at noon, they told me it would be $20 for early check in....or I could wait til 3pm.   I had just flow 5 hrs from DC and didn't want to wait.   It left a bad taste in my mouth all week.\nAdd this to the fact that all during x-mas week, the hotel was empty.\nLove the fact they only play x-mas music on dec 25 and no other days.\nLove that the hotel isn't so big.\nDisappointed there are no frig in room.\nDon't mind that its not on the strip....I enjoy walking the 30 minutes to the strip.\nHotel seems like its not the in place anymore.\nBiggest complaint is the shuttle to the Strip:\nIt only goes to the fashion mall.\nWhy not just go up the street and drop off at planet hollywood or something?\nShuttle runs on the hour but it only takes 15 minutes to get to the mall.\nRest of the time it sits in the HRH garage.   If it ran more often and went to more places, I could cut down on cabs (Cabs from HRH to strip are about $20)\n\nCVS across the street is a god send.


This is definitely a bento box place that is a GREAT place to go to just pick up some sushi for lunch that tastes yummy and reasonably priced. However, this place is NOT awesome for a sit down date. \n\nThey serve the sushi in the to-go packages, and there are no real silverware available. It's just disposable stuff and styrofoam cups. They also didn't have any sugar for their tea. It took quite a while for the rolls to be made as well. The service was very spacey - like the guy didn't know what he was doing.\n\nHOWEVER, their roll (rainbow roll) was AWESOME and their green tea was TO DIE FOR. They don't serve any white fish (at least they didn't when I was there). I would definitely recommend this as a place to pick up a good lunch, but not as a date or a dinner meal.


The prices are great and they do seem to have decent quality products. But there are better grocery options in Madison. Like the Willy Street Co-op, Jennifer Street Market, Hy-Vee and Metcalfe's.\n\nTrader Joe's is simply not worth traveling across town for. You can get better quality stuff elsewhere, and (good) cheap wine can be found at pretty much every grocery store. The Madison Trader Joe's is very small and always overcrowded with college kids. The parking is a cramped nightmare. It's just not ideal, unless you live nearby. When I was there last night it was a zoo, and it took way too much time to buy just a few items.


What could you possibly say that would be negative about the entry point into the debauchery  capital of the world?\n\n- Slot machines, check.\n- Full on liquor store in the baggage claim, check.\n- High speed trams for those that took advantage of all the City had to offer that need all the help they can get to get back home, check.\n\nWell, they COULD set up some DFS stores in the terminals. That could be helpful.


China Joes Chinese Take-Out.. Not Bad but nothing special.\n\nChicken was good,rice was good,egg rolls were good but it needed some MSG or something a little bland for my taste.\n\nFeed a family of 4 for $30! The ribs I will pass on next time.


When is SBX going to have a line for those of us wanting COFFEE and not the calorie -ladden fraps that everyone likes to CALL coffee? Express Service NOW!


This is one of those hole in the wall places you could quickly become addicted to going to. We had their Tijuana Torpedo hamburger special and their yummy Strawberry Shortcake. We will definitely be back.


Waiting room is not very comfortable. Too busy on a Friday be prepared for lots of upgrades. Good luck with just an oil change.  They are good and fast just keep at an oil change only.


Waited 1 hour for food!  Someone ordered Benedict no cheese and a bowl with 2 poached eggs arrived! My sunny side up were runny.  $40 for 2 breakfasts and coffee! Waitress didn't even speak English! Ill never go back here again. Worst breakfast ever.


BEWARE THE GRAVEYARD MENU.  Typically I have a great meal and time at shucks. living close by I have been there quite a few times. Last night a buddy and I shared some fried clam strips and peel and eat shrimp. When the clams arrived the first thing I thought was \"what the hell is this?\" I have never seen clams that were almost 5 inches long. Was very unsettling, but I thought to myself, \"who am I? I don't know if maybe these are different from every other clam I've eaten, so what the heck\" tasted OK, were very chewy, I still wasn't convinced these were actual clams, but kept eating.  About 5 hours later I woke up with stomach cramps, proceeded to vomit all of the food I had eaten, and dry heaved for another hour or so while I began to become feverish. I lost a day of work and needless to say they have lost a customer.\n\nThe plus side of the story is that my buddy did not get sick, I checked with him but apparently he did some heavy drinking afterwards so not sure if that affected his toxicity levels.


I wasn't expecting a lot here, but was still disappointed.  My first tip-off was when I picked up a plate at the front of the buffet and it had little crumbs of wet food and water on it....got grossed out....picked up another....same thing.  EWW.  Now I'm used to getting wet plates at buffets...not sure why that is, but it is expected.  But water AND food?!  Definitely didn't get my appetite going.  : (  \n\nWe went to fill our plates and as we were walking back to our table from \"round 1\", my husband decided that our table was a little too far from all the food (he was right, it was).  I agreed and he politely asked if we could be moved to another area where most of the other people were seated.  The host kind of sighed and acted like this was the most difficult request in history, but moved us anyway.  The new table had lots of crumbs, food scraps and grease on the booth seats, as well as on the table.  YUM.  But it WAS closer to the buffet!  lol\n\nGot settled in at the new table (after using all our napkins wiping it off) and started checking out the food we had chosen.  Nothing that I had really stood out, but most of it was edible.  They had pretty much the standard buffet fare...\n\n-Salads (I didn't have any, but tried the hubby's seafood salad...that was surprisingly tasty)\n-Sushi rolls (was scared to try at a buffet....hubby did and said they were \"really good\"...I took his word for it)\n-Cold shrimp (passed on that too....seemed like food poisoning waiting to happen)\n-A couple of hot pasta dishes (the penne pasta with cream sauce and mushrooms was good)\n-Grilled salmon (YUCK... only ate one bite.  Too fishy smelling/tasting...salmon isn't normally like that)\n-Mashed potatoes & various sides (decent, basic stuff)\n-Chinese food (eggrolls were good...fried rice and noodle dish, not so much)\n-Mexican food (HELL NO)\n-Fried shrimp (not bad)\n-Lots of dessert (I got all excited because they had a TON of mini desserts...and I am the dessert QUEEN.  ; )  Problem: none of them are really any good!  BOO....)\n\nSo, we did our 2nd and 3rd rounds and tried to get as full as humanly possible to get our $19.99 worth.  As I kept walking back and forth, I noticed something else...my shoes kept sticking to the floor really badly, which was a precarious situation while carrying a full plate of food.  : (   It definitely gave me even more reason to think this place definitely hadn't been cleaned properly in a long time.  \n\nWhile the place was pretty gross and the food was mediocre at best, the kicker was sitting there watching the server dude chat it up with EVERY. SINGLE. TABLE. except for ours, refilling drinks when they were half empty, bringing more napkins, etc, etc....the works....all the while leaving us completely unattended and, towards the end, drink-less too.  I finally had to flag him down to ask for a refill after waiting 10+ minutes to see if he'd get a clue.  He did come grab our empty plates when we were gone at the buffet, but that was IT.  I don't know if we pissed someone off by asking (very nicely) to switch tables, or if we looked young and like we wouldn't leave a tip....I have no clue.  It was so odd and so blatant that it started to feel like one of those hidden camera situations or something!  Weird.  \n\nAll I know is that we weren't treated very well here, the food wasn't worth it and the whole place needs a good scrub down.  Find another place to get your buffet on in Vegas because MORE doesn't live up to its name....


Went with friends and the service was attentive and the food tasty.  One of our party had an allergic reaction to something she was served - enough so that one of went to the CVS nearby and retrieved some antihistamine.  when we asked for a list of ingredients we were assured that we would be contacted but 3 follow up attempts have resulted in nothing.  Not sure if they think we're trying to steal their cooking secrets or what.  Kind of a sidebar story but it did put a bit of a damper on our impression of how the place is run.


The sandwiches here are filling. I like the cole-slaw because it's made with oil and vinegar, and not mayonnaise. There's really nothing else to write home about. The meat is decent, but the fries on the sandwich are somewhat soggy. The fries and bread have the same texture, and so it's kind of the same consistency throughout most of the sandwich. Maybe if the fries were a little crispier it'd taste better, but that's just a hypothetical. A sandwich is about 7 bucks and certainly is filling, yet it's not all that palatable. I think it's mostly name recognition at this point.


This place is perfect for a quick bite while at the speedway. The brownie shakes & new french fries are delicious. Can be a bit pricey for lunch.


Had a good experience here!  Tonya was extremely kind and professional.  The owner Sonny was nice and we felt very comfortable here.  I would return!


Service is rough. Went there today around 1pm with a coworker and there were only 3 people in line but we were in there 30 min (and our order was to go!). I didn't get anything because they were out if chicken, from what I overheard they run out certain food items often. Anyways, no one greeted us. We stood in front of two people making tortillas for 5 min and they didn't even acknowledge us. I understand if this is your role but one could at least smile and greet us. \n\nWhen my coworker was trying to pay, a staff member opened the cash register to exchange their tip money and made us wait while they counted their tips before cashing us out.  Afterwards the cashier wrapped up my coworker's  food that had just been sitting there for a few min, meanwhile other staff continued to stand around and act like they hated their lives. They also kept asking my coworker \"is this your food?\" When you basically only serve enchiladas its hard to tell the plates apart, you think they would pay attention to whose food is who's.


Open till 10 every night. The white chocolate mousse is great! TCBY still holds it's own - even against Yogurtland. TCBY you SOB.


Super fun! Great artists and teachers. Good equipment, clean establishment, helpful staff and lots of paintings to choose from. Had a blast! Will definitely be coming back!


Ate there last week, kind of high priced for the fare we ordered. I had the petite steak, they were right. Did not mind the small steak, but the sides were small & not creative, should have a potato, steamed veggies, or brown rice, for this dish.


SO LONG HAPPY HOUR! My friends and I have been frequenting this hidden gem for years solely because of their kick ass happy hour. So we show, after work, eat, drink, and be happy.... Until the bills come! Wow, no more happy hour? No warning? And no significant menu change? Not cool, at all! We seriously left feeling completely blindsided.. Still hungry.. And not buzzed.. But definitely broke. When we questioned it, the staff was super nice about it, but still- should have been notified. We will find a new happy hour spot that doesn't smell like bleach, have a busted toilet and non-air conditioned karaoke rooms. Boy, bye!