Great food, super staff, a pleasant environment--5 stars all the way.  After an appointment, I came here to have breakfast.  I had looked at the menu online and read other reviews and I was all set to get something more on the healthy side.  When Ashley came to take my order, I opened my mouth and out came, \"Didn't I read that you had some kind of Elvis breakfast?\"\n\nFolks, don't be confused like I was.  There it is, hiding in the sandwiches and not under the breakfast section of the menu.  Ashley showed me where it was and that's what I ordered.  Peanut butter is healthy, no?\n\nBreakfast consisted of two slices of French toast with bananas, bacon, peanut butter, and Nutella inside--something from each of the five food groups so I deemed it healthy!\n\nBefore ordering, I was brought a very large cup of coffee.  You almost need to use both hands to pick it up and it was refilled quickly when I needed the push to be able to do stupid things faster.\n\nMy breakfast was brought and it was delicious!  I think Elvis would be pleased that he's being remembered with some good food like this.\n\nAll the staff at MTO was outstanding.  One of the bus persons asked me how my breakfast was as he removed my plate.  When I said, \"Excellent,\" he replied with a, \"That's what we like to hear,\" and a big smile.  I chatted with another staff member about restaurants in Los Angeles and he gave me a tip about a place to go in San Gabriel.  \n\nI have to come back and get the pancakes with carrots and coconut.  It looks too good not to try!


As we walked in, we were greeted by a friendly cashier.  Since it was my friend's first time there, he gave us the run down on their menu. I ordered a half sized rice bowl with luau pork, steak and brown rice and my friend ordered the Oahu fish sandwich special. \nYou get a number and they bring the food out to your table.  Before our food arrived, they gave us complimentary chips and salsa (their version). The chips were a bit thick and hard but fresh and the salsa was pretty good and mild.  \n\nMy friend loved her fish sandwich with her mix of regular and sweet potato fries. The fish looked crunchy and the bun was soft. The sweet potato fries were my favorite - they are crinkle cut!  \n\nMy bowl was abundant with perfectly cooked rice and the highlight was the luau pork, it was divine!   The steak was good but you don't get much of it with the half portion. I loved the veggies - zucchini, carrots and broccoli. I think their rice bowls are much better than Samarai Sam's by far.  SO many choices!!  My only suggestion is for them to not serve so much rice. It's a bit of a waste....I would rather get more veggies. Maybe I will ask next time!  They also gave me two sauces on the side because I couldn't choose between the jerk or the teriyaki. The jerk was a bit salty for my taste but the teriyaki was perfect.  Of course, too much rice and sauce preference is a personal thing ;-)\n\nI am a stickler for iced tea and they had that yummy tropical tea that you usually get at some of the Asian chains. \n\nOverall, the service, atmosphere and food were great! I will definitely be going back.


I know this is a place for seafood but trust me, the bone in ribeye is one of the best in the valley and yes, I've been to Ruth Chris, the steakhouse at Circus Circus and SW Steakhouse at the Wynn. \n\nMy server James definitely knew the menu and suggested some great items but for the most part, all of the servers are friendly, attentive and know the menus and the sommliers know their wine.  I've been a loyal customer for a few years now and dine in this place for lunch and dinner about once every four months. \n\nFor appetizers, I like the huge grilled Madagascar shrimp with the lemon sprayed on it. When the stone crab is in season, it is always good to order, especially because it gives you an excuse to get some of that tasty tartar/mustard sauce it comes with. \n\nThe place has a front section that is casual but a back dining area for more intimate settings as well as an upstairs area for private parties. They touch all the bases.


Nicole keeps her room clean and very organized.  I have never been sugared before so she explained to me what the product is made of (sugar, lemon and water..I think) and what to expect from the service.  When I initially called to schedule my appointment  she was great and explained that I should grow out for at least 10 days and not to exfoliate for three days before I come in.   It was tough but I listened to...  Boy did it hurt!  I've been back and each time I go the pain decreases (unless I'm PMSing, then it totally sucks...) and my hair gets thinner and thinner.  No hot wax so no burning or ripping off skin.  I even had my brows done and she did an amazing job.  Thanks Nicole,  you're the best!


Paris Las Vegas is by the far the worst hotel one could stay in LV.  I made reservations 6 weeks ago for a Red Premier Room for a special occasion (also booked a room for my wife's parents flying in) on the site and called in to verify and everything was supposed to be set.  I didn't receive the room I reserved weeks in advance, my wife's parents didn't receive the room reserved and while escalating this at the front desk, this french speaking agent had the audacity to tell a Fortune Technology Executive that I didn't know how to use the computer and made the reservations wrong even though I had an iphone, ipad and my own wireless access point and showed her what I ordered on the website (Paris sucks even further and does not even give free Internet service to its guests unless you pay $12.95/24hours).  I should get a full refund of my T&E and immediate termination of the agent that angrily and publicly berated my technological skills.  You should never run a hotel with such piss poor customer service. Gary Loveman actually runs a place like this?


So they have 2 Yelp businesses. Dave & Rick's Dog & Cat Repair  has more reviews should you need to read more. Don't mind my copy & pasting the same review:\n\nDisappointed. Our German Shepherd we now know has enzyme deficiency, after running MULTIPLE (more than one, two, even three) tests trying to figure out what it was that was causing him to lose drastic weight and diarrhea. We had done our own research and wondered if it was EPI but before taking that specific test, they convinced us that would be last resort. Fine. We paid the $200+ each time, and finally we know what is wrong with him, it was the \"last resort\" we already figured it was. The medication for him is very expensive for a little amount so naturally, after a couple months of ordering through these guys we attempted to find more affordable pricing through other prescription websites for pet meds. Long story short after knowing what we have been through with our dog (and having him crap in their office on more than one occasion), WE had to do the legwork in finding a place IN ARIZONA that carries his medication. Did they help? At the littlest amount they could. And in the least bit of urgency. They cared about his well-being when he was sick but that's all. I have asked questions that they \"just don't know\" and \"you will have to look it up\". Thanks guys. I have more than once told them he is completely out of medication and we need to order ASAP, and that we are having a hard time affording the medication through them. Again, in one ear and out the other, no sympathy or concern to help. We took our dog to another vet and boom medication ordered (HALF THE PRICE) and it's on its way already. We are done taking our dog here.\n\nP.S. I do want to add that there IS *a* very knowledgeable & kind receptionist that works there, who was the most of help. I'm saddened that it's such a poor review for ONE helpful employee who deserves a 4-5 star herself and wish I spoke with her instead of whomever else was running the desk during my recent communications.


Very average-seafood was cold and not highest quality-for this price it should be great-and our server was goofy-and chauvanistic


A Master Chef and food historian brought me to Joe's Diner. I've been coming back ever since. The decor is classic American diner but the food and coffee is a cut above. $10 sandwiches are done perfectly. The coffee is Arbuckles Ariosa cowboy coffee. The waitress was very nice. Nice little mid town jem in the Melrose District


Phenomenal.\n\nIt wasn't long ago that I mentioned to someone (or maybe even on my review of The Counter or Brown Bag Grill, both in Los Angeles), that I wanted a similar custom built burger type restaurant in Pittsburgh.\n\nIt's here, folks!\n\nAlthough it is another american burger joint, they take it to the next level with their variety and quality.  I just came back from their 10:30PM-11:30PM half off special (which is pretty restrictive...details later), and I immediately took my computer out to write this review!\n\nThe restaurant itself is decently large.  It's located behind Uncle Sam's Subs in the Waterworks Mall (which is adjacent to TJ Maxx and Giant Eagle).  Because of their slightly obscure location, they do have a bright red sign that stands out from the other white colored signs.  There's an \"outdoor\" dining area, with two large flames shooting upwards (almost the force of a butane torch, but with flames 3 feet tall) for appearance and a bit of utility.  The ambiance is slightly dark, the exact lighting that I expected (and the reason for my poor photography with my iPhone camera).  With 12 LCD screens , 9 at the bar alone, there's at least one TV where anyone in the restaurant can see.  Good space planning!\n\nBecause they appeared to close off half the tables after 10:30PM, we were told to take a seat at the bar.  The bartender came and greeted us, telling us that it's his first day, and also asking me where I heard of this place.  Where? Facebook.  I saw that a fellow Fox Chapel facebook friend of mine \"liked\" this restaurant's page on facebook, and when I saw the menu online, i knew i had to visit it ASAP.\n\nThrough the facebook photo captions, I saw that they offer Happy Hour from 4-6PM, Monday-Friday.  This includes half off appetizers and some drink specials.  The other sweeter promotion they offer is for the first three months only, presumably starting from their opening date (1/19/11), and that is half off burgers, sandwiches, and appetizers from 10:30-11:30PM (closing). Half off excludes the following: custom burgers (boooo), any burger with bison, fish, or crab.. entrees (like steak) and steak salad.  The rest was up for discount. this took a while for them to figure out, and i was already filling out my custom burger sheet before they stopped me.\n\nThe first appetizer that caught my attention when i was surfing the menu online was their Bangkok Steak Fries, i.e. portobello mushroom fries.  The first and last time I tried it was at Bottega Louie in LA, and I've been dying to try them again - Burgatory gave me this chance.  It comes with a peanut sauce that was different from the chipotle aioli I tried it with the first time. The dish here took one large portobello mushroom, sliced it up, used tempura batter, and lightly fried it, allowing the flavor of the mushroom itself to stay around.  I highly recommend this appetizer.  We also got the nachos, and they were still pretty good, but slightly more forgettable than the portobello fries.\n\nOnto the entrees.\n\nI got a What-A-Jerk Chicken burger.  I didn't realize until the moment I bit into it that they use ground chicken for this burger, which I actually preferred over a standard chicken breast.  The burger was mindblowingly juicy, and had a lot of robust flavors, like the jamaican jerk rub on the chicken, the cilantro leaves which constituted all the greens on the burger (so much cilantro!), and banana ketchup.  although the ground chicken probably wasn't much healthier than the beef, it still tasted just as delicious. my friend had the Morty's Steakhouse, which again was a pretty strongly flavored burger (description from their site: \"Peppercorn Crusted Beef Burger with Horseradish Cheddar, Haystack Onions and Cabernet Sauce.\")  Although i didn't take a bite of my friend's burger, my friend said on the car on our way back home: \"this may be the one thing that will make me not hate pittsburgh.\"\n\nThere are so many more things on the menu that I still look forward to trying, but didn't have the space to fit in my stomach.  Hard Shakes (yes, alcoholic shakes...what could be better!), 12 beers on tap, a bunch of other bottled varieties, classic shakes (if you call kona coffee and glazed donuts in a milkshake a classic shake), and most importantly, my own customized burger (with bison or crab)!\n\nI was almost hesitant to actually submit this review because it's been my best find in Pittsburgh so far.  I'm glad that I have a friend who has a car, so I can hitch a ride with him from shadyside/squirrel hill.  It's good that this place isn't too close to the colleges, which means that hopefully the crowd can be more manageable.  As long as they keep the quality up, I can guarantee that this place is here to stay.\n\nPS Sorry for the poor picture quality. The pictures don't do the food justice.  I promise to bring my actual camera next time! \n\nPPS I didn't know there was a 5000 character limit on reviews! This is the first time I've had to cut my review sh--


Man oh man is this place ever good!! We've made three visits now and the pizza and salads have just been exceptional each time. Great service and there is something really special about the ambience. The first time we came in, there were not one but two young ladies behind the counter with bouffant hairdos and intense winged eyeliner...and then the mix of 70's music, big band stuff and Italian pop playing in the background just sends it over the edge for me:)\nI highly recommend the Roma pizza with extra garlic, but you can hardly go wrong picking your own toppings. (Don't be too skeptical of the cracked egg on top- it's yummy!!)\nKid-friendly but would also be a super date night with the wine bar, gelato station and the yummy cannolis and cappuccinos to round out your evening.\nPS Very impressed on our second visit as the manager gave us one extra cappuccino for free (the first was free with a yelp check-in) and then came over to the table to see how we were doing, chat about the pizza and personally clear away dishes. Super nice!


My husband and I went here on a Friday night and surprising were seated immediately at a sidewalk table even though we did not have a reservation. Girasole was, as advertised, a very charming cafe with many things to recommend it. \n\nThe food was good, but it lost some points with both of us for quality of service and the limited nature of the menu. Our waiter was attentive--until the entrees were served. Then he disappeared. Not only did he disappear but every other server went deaf. They were not so busy that this was necessary. For the size of the restaurant and the number of servers it should not have taken an additional 20 minutes after we had eaten to have plates cleared.  There was a busboy but he was kind of useless. \n\nMy husband had the ravioli and I had polenta, both of which were very nice, and we shared a slice of rum cake that was excellent. My suggestion to anyone going there is to look at the online menu first. What you see there is what they will have, period. If nothing looks good it may be a good night to try another spot.


For the price I expected more, a lot more.  I went here for lunch about 5 years ago and was disapopinted by the lack of selection.  There are many other better buffets to choose from, like at Paris, or Encore/Wynn.  I would skip this one, not worth it.\n\nDerek


Shoes and lots of them.\n\nAsk me 5 years ago and I would have said yes to cheap and cheerful.\n\nBut now I have sort of grown up and come to appreciate a few keys facts:\n\n- yes the pumps are not over 20 pounds. They will disintegrate at the first sign of a drizzle. You are in Scotland . It will drizzle. Lots.\n\n- investing in a good pair of shoes is wise. My granny was right: You will pay the price with a cheap set of heels eventually. I am not saying you should go all out and pay your months rent on a pair. But perhaps investing a bit more might mean your shoes will make it through the night and your feet will be in a better shape. Plus you won't walk as funny. Balanced heels are key.\n\nBarrats offers a very wide selection of shoes which are in style. You can tell that they aren't the best quality but if you are used to buying lots of shoes than this place might have a bargain for you. Its seemingly prices doesn't make it cheap cause you will have to buy a new pair sooner rather than later.


I was debating as to give this place 1 or 2 stars, and settled on 1, because not only have I experienced WAY better, but this was the worst $200 dinner I have had in Vegas yet!  We went there because we were seeing Garth Brooks, so the evening was already starting off on a high note!!  The bread was ok at best, and then I got to the cranberry bread which broke my tooth!  Literally bitting into this piece of BREAD broke my tooth.  Fortunately it didn't hurt and there was nothing that was going to keep me from that concert, so we kept pushing.  The Tuna Tartar came out and it was so spicy, myy tongue was now burnt for the rest of the meal.  My husband said his salad was good, but I know him and if it was good, the plate would have been wiped clean and there was a lot left.\n\nAs for the main dish, I ordered the Black Bass, given fish is my favorite thing and bass is at the top of the list... It had NO taste!  I could have continued eating it, it was edible, but what was the point when there was no taste!  As a side I ordered the pistachio crusted asparagus which was different and the only thing that peaked my interest enough to eat.  My husband ordered the filet, he said his was \"not bad\" but next time he would get it \"without all the salt around it\".  He also got the mac & cheese, which I tried and was good, but for the price of this meal, I was REALLY GOOD!!\n\nTo top the meal off I had chosen the s'mores donuts... 2 of my favorite things in the world, what could possibly be wrong with these???  Bleh!  Again, no taste and while the concept is great, they failed on delivery!\n\nMy husband and I love a good steakhouse and do not mind spending the money when we walk away satisfiied...  If it were up to me I would eat at Mastro's Ocean Club every night, but with all the options in this town, it can't hurt to branch out....  Well in this case it did \"hurt\" and a broken tooth from bread should have been an omen to stop right there!  :)\n\nOn a positive note, Garth Brooks was phenominal!!


Two stars due to overall disappointment in the venue.    \nPROS:   Fish and Chips were excellent in my opinion, and the bread pudding was outstanding.    CONS:   No one to even say \"hello\" when you come in the door.    Just a greeter would be nice and helpful for a first timer.    Service was spotty throughout the evening.    Most wait staff are more than happy to bring you another drink before you finish the previous one to keep their bill moving up for a better tip, but that wasn't the case here.     The biggest con was the MUSIC - first of all, waaaay too loud indoors.   This isn't a dance club, so it doesn't need to dominate.   It was a conversation killer.    Secondly, it's St. Patrick's weekend, and we're listening to country music???     It just didn't align for us.    An Irish Pub can't line up an Irish Folk Singer for the weekend?     I won't be back.


Aw, yeah! I never will go to County Market for my meat shopping again! Old Time can meet almost all of your meat eating needs and they do have a customer appreciation card where you get 10% off your next purchase when you purchase $200 worth at the store. Their sausages are quite good and their special flavors (applewursts you should try for sure!) change but they still have the classic bratwursts and mild and spicy italian sausage. Their flank steak is also good and their bulk italian sausage is also worth your while especially if you make spaghetti sauce from scratch. My complaint is that their hours and location could be better. Their staff is always helpful and they can help with getting special meat cuts.


Such great service!  Everyone in there is so nice.  My husband bought my engagement ring at Ganem and they are always so helpful whenever I bring it in to get cleaned or buffed.  Great staff & never any pressure to purchase.  The only jewelers we will use from now on.


Club was AMAZING.  Had everything you would want/expect out of a Vegas clubbing experience.  Large/grand venue, great music, hot people...even ran into Ice-T and his wife Coco (who looks WAY hotter in person).  Always nice to run into a celebrity.  Reassures you in your belief that you are actually somewhere worth going to!


Customer service was aweful. When we walked in one if the employees had to call him out to tell him he had customers. When we decided we wanted food He was so busy chatting with a friend who walked in for 20 minutes. The food took forever to come out. And again this other employee who so happened to walk into the kitchen told the Guy our food was done. (Still sitting and chatting with a friend) then he disappeared after we were done. The Guy that was cleaning everything had to find him for our bill.  Seriously if we were shitty people we could of walked out of there with 45 still in our pockets. Hats off to the chef, the Guy who helped us out and the women who was there a couple days before hand. They did a good job. But your fellow employee or owner made me rate a 2.


LOVE this place! The lobster was bomb dot com! I had the Connecticut which was amazing; my kids had a lobsicle and the Cajun. The Connecticut and the Cajun is a lobster sandwich which we found tasty. The Cajun was seasoned but not spicy. Definitely a different take on lobster fast food lol\nNow my hubby  did NOT like his fish and chips. He said it was more like fish strips cause it was chewy, tough and not what you think of as fish n chips. Def not worth the $16. Upon our leaving, the cashier asked him how he liked his food, he was honest and she gave us our money back for his food. The rest of us LOVED our food!


I want to love this place I really do but it was only okay for me. So first of all my service here was excellent probably it's biggest saving grace for me at this point and the ONLY reason for 3 stars. But now on to the food...\n\nI ordered the cafe Vienna (all of their espresso drinks supposedly have two shots of expresso as is standard) but it tastes just like the International house Cafe Vienna mix you get at the grocery store blah!! No way there is espresso in that!\n\nI asked my very attentive (sometimes overly so, but I was by myself) waitress what her suggestions were. She suggested the 18 wheeler which I had considered and then a bunch of super sweet things. So I went with the 18 wheeler which consists of 2 eggs, 2 sausage links or bacon, French toast, and their peasant potatoes.  Now my first red flag (after the coffee) was that I got my food less than 5 min after ordering??!  My eggs were scrambled like I asked but they were too wet for my taste, ( a lot of people like that so I didn't factor it into my rating). The sausage came highly recommended and it was my favorite part of the meal!! The French toast was okay, rather dry, but nothing special about it and the peasant potatoes while well seasoned were so dry not even ketchup could rescue them. \n\nNow as I've sat here I've noticed people's food comes almost immediately after they order just like mine did... I hope theirs is hotter than mine was as everything on my plate was lukewarm and some of it very cold. I'd rather wait 20 min for food and get it hot than have cold food and no wait!! \n\nI hear they have great sandwiches so I'll have to come back for lunch one day but as far as breakfast goes its a miss for me!


Great Service and prices! Called to fix my dishwasher and not only did they fix it but improve it! I'll be using them as a referral for all my clients!


Food is great! Unfortunatly the service isn't. Only 1 person serving meat not like others where there are 5 or 6 people serving. They better improve there game! Fogo di Chao is opening across the street! This place better improve on service! We went the following week to Texas de Brazil, what a difference! I like people to try Texas de Brazil or even Fogo di Chao and try to come back here! Food is ok here, there banannas are the best here out of anyone so far in Vegas, but the downside is you only get 1. I can unfortunatly see this business go out of business maybe with-in the next year if there lucky 2 years. Reason of this would be because of Texas de Braizil and now Fogo di Chao. They would count on visitors that don't know better to eat at Yolies. But locals and returning customers would go to Via Brazil, Texas de Brazil, or Fogo di Chao, or even Sambas at the Mirage.\nIt's just sad to see a business run down in service, quaility and even the decore. Even if they improve on service and have good selections of meat, they won't be able to compete with the top 4 Brazilian Resturants in town. The food is good but now there are better places, it's not the 80's or 90's anymore where this was the only thing.


We love Vietnamese restaurants, unfortunately this one just does not stack up against the average, maybe too much to expect in Vegas? Everything seems a little sub-par. Price is too much ($11 for extra large pho vs $8 average), you call that grilled beef? Seems like pork to me. That is pork chop? Seems like small pieces to me.


I grew up eating here so i really like it and the atmosphere is cozy I really like it.


I've been going back and forth as to how many stars this place should get.  I finally decided on 2 because I can't award 1/2 a star and feel 3 stars is too many.\n\nMy friends and I visited on a Saturday afternoon.  We entered and asked if we could sit in the bar area but we wouldn't be able to sit at the bar because there were too many of us.  The hostess was very short and said she would get something for us and be right back, then, she disappeared.  When she came back she led us to the furthest table from the bar.  Not what we wanted or asked for.  We decided we were going to ask for a table at the bar and was informed that outside was open seating- this would've helped when we asked the first time but, whatever.\n\nOur server was not the sunniest bulb in the box, meaning, she was not friendly.  Gosh, I hate that and it put me in a bad mood.  Last time I checked, she was there to help us at her own will, not against it.  Geesh.  We all had a couple drinks and some of us had appetizers.  They were good but nothing to write home about.  Bar food.\n\nMy favorite part of the evening was when my friends rode the bull.  It was entertaining.\n\nSo, in closing, go to ride the bull and then get the hell out of there.  Well, maybe stop at the bar and grab a drink first.


So... it's a neighborhood place - nothing more, nothing less.  The service all depends on how busy they are - if they are slow, you can expect good service. If they are busy, not so much.  BUT - I love their chicken wings and fries! Any time I have a craving for chicken wings, I end up here!


This is one of my favorite Burlesque shows in Las Vegas. The performers, both local and out of town are excellent performers and always entertaining. Each month offers a new theme, and 3 times a year is the Student Teacher Showcase which highlights the students completion of the Burlesque 101 and the Solo Act Development courses. This is not a Strip Burlesque show, it's better and one to be seen


A year ago I'd have given them at least four stars.  The ambiance was great, cool decor, food was tasty and reasonable, service was friendly, and the beer selection was really good.  However, I've kinda given up on this place.  For the past YEAR, they've been saying that their kitchen would be open \"soon.\"  For a good month, probably 6 weeks now, they've had a sign up outside that says their kitchen will be open \"Really Soon.\"  Well... a year ain't \"soon\" folks.  Many times I drove up from old town Scottsdale to go enjoy a few beverages and a good meal there.  But as I said, I've given up on this place.  Not quite sure how they're staying afloat anymore.


Just celebrated my birthday with family and friends at Gordon Ramsay's Pub & Grill. My sister wanted to go there and try the Scottish Eggs and it was not on the menu. The waiter was able to get it for her even though the item was being removed from the menu. I tried it, and it was delicious. I ordered the fish and chips and the fish was outstanding. I'm not a big french fry lover and I ended up giving them to my brother-in-law who had the Shepherd's Pie. He said it was very tasty. At the end of the meal, the waiter brought over a Stick Toffee Pudding to celebrate my birthday. YUM! The fresh caramel sauce just clinched it and I can't wait to go back again.


I have frequented some of the other Zabas locations in town, and I was excited when this new location at the Plaza Hotel opened up since it is close to where I work.  \n\nI went there for lunch and was happy to see that the ordering process, menu, and prices were about the same as the other locations. The staff was fast and friendly. Although after ordering my chicken burrito bowl things got odd. \n\nThe first issue I encountered was that they didn't have any fountain drinks, only bottled Pepsi products that cost about $2.50 per bottle. You can go over to one of the neighboring fast food places to get a fountain drink if you want.  With the overpriced bottle of soda, the price of my lunch went up to over $11. \n\nThen the only seating available are some tipsy and uncomfortable tables and chairs about 50 feet away from the restaurant. While I was sitting there a homeless looking person walks up to my table with a cardboard sign saying that he is stranded and needs money and just stands there about 2 feet away from me and my food waiting for me to give him money.   \n\nEncountering these folks outside the casinos in downtown Las Vegas is pretty commonplace, but inside the Plaza Casino? This person went to the other tables in the area and did the same thing.  The person finally left on his own and I didn't see any security come through.  \n\nI got a very sketchy vibe from that whole experience which will probably prevent me from going back to this particular Zabas or any other restaurant in the Plaza for that matter. It is a shame, I was really looking forward to this place opening.  Although I still give this Zabas three stars for the food being good. But the Plaza really needs to clean up its act.


I travel often and like to stay at Delta Hotel's because of their commitment to customer service. Im fact, I am a \"Gold\" member of their loyalty program. However, this location has proven to be an exception. Sub-par service. The elevators were broken during my entire visit. The facilities are dated. The bathrooms are tiny. The only good thing about this hotel is its location. There are lots of options for hotels in downtown Montreal - I recommend you stay somewhere else.


In search of authentic chicken and waffles I stumble upon LoLo's. The waffles were outstanding, the chicken was amazing and my two friends and I hardly spoke a word as we devoured each bite. The place was clean and the service was warm and friendly. Do yourself a favor and check it out. I know I will again.


This is a great local place for the neighborhood. There aren't many general shops or convenience stores within walking distance, so Rolliers is my go-to store. Their employees (beyond the local teens at the registers) are very friendly and knowledgeable. I've never had any problems finding plumbing, storage, or cleaning supplies.


This place really needs to work on their service. Hiring cashiers is one thing, training them to give good service makes a business so much better. I'm pretty sure this place's management doesn't really care about customers, more focused on loss prevention and keeping the store running.


I'll keep it short. Came here with a group of 8 for a birthday dinner. You would think a highly rated, nice Scottsdale restaurant to be pleasant to dine at. The thermostat read 81 but it felt like 85. Everyone was sweating all night and I could see people at other tables constantly wipe their foreheads. I asked the server if their ac was broken and was given the rudest look. He said he would see if he can do something but it was hot for  the entire two hours we were there. The server forgot our beer order. most of the table ordered a dish on the special menu that said it had crab, lobster, etc. but when we got the dish, the amount of seafood for the price was VERY DISAPPOINTING and the flavor wasn't anything special. The live band and the bread they give you was probably the best thing about this place. All 8 of us agreed we would NOT be coming back here..


The massage was great for $20/hr. really thorough and relaxing. But the payment process was a little awkward... I came with a group of 7 girls and afterwards the masseuse people chased us for more tip... We tipped $5-$10 each and apparently they wanted more and stood in our way until we gave them more... \n\nI thought tip was optional, but apparently here, they'll forbid you to leave until they're satisfied with the amount you give them.


Came here for lunch - long wait, restaraunt slow to clear tables, to the point where one member of our party who was in restaraunt management boldly walked in and started bussing tables!  They got the point.\n\nPeople who complain about the language barrier outta just get over their egos and learn from the experience.  Be patient, speak slowly, listen attentively.  \n\nHigh prices.  Ok food.  I had the seafood tom kha, which was loaded with squid and shrimp and noodles.  Broth just ok,  i expected a lot more flavor.  We ordered a calamari appetizer that was below par.\n\nLarge parties are charged 18% gratuity, which we were not informed of and created quite the headache afterward.\n\nTwo star due to value. $100 for 4 bowls of soup and an appetizer.  Take a cab to ChinaTown, better food and you'll save money.


This is short.\n\n8:30 PM, Saturday night, calling Giuseppe....\"ring\"....\"ring\" \"RESTORANTE GIUSEPPE!\", \"Hi what's your current wait??\", \"KITCHEN IN CLOSED\", 'CLICK'.\n\nYour shitting me right?\n\n8:30 on a Saturday, give me a break. I won't even consider trying it now no matter how good it is, another great example of modern day lazy american business operations.


What is up with the bad service? Check in is so terrible here. \n\nThe lines are wayyy to long for a 5 diamond resort. I don't know why they are so long, because the check in process is absolutely routine, and there's nothing special about it. I gave up on the long line at check in, and went straight to the buffet. I mean hello, the brunch clock was ticking. After, I regretted that decision, because I was not checked in to charge brunch to my room to use up some credit I had. Sigh. \n\nBack at the now shorter line at check in, the front desk agent went through every motion possible and confined to ask me the same questions over and over again  because he did not listen my answer the first time. Like \"is this your first visit?\" Also- my friends had a room too, they just happened to wait in line with us, and the agent keep looking over at them as if we were going to cram them in our room. He even asked if they were with us (our room was a king size bed) and when my friends gave the room number, he had to comment on how high of a floor they were on as if that was a super big deal. Anyway, it was a \"pleasant\" experience, I guess. Just annoying.\n\nWe have YET to experience any sort of \"ta-da!\" when we enter our for the first time. I have heard about that from other friends, has yet to happen here. This is my second visit at Aria. The wrong name is always on the display in our room. \n\nI will come back here for one reason and one reason only. THE BEDS. OMG. Amazing. They should just throw a mattress up in the casino next to a slot machine as a prize to win. I would play that all day in hopes of winning. You win Aria.


Just ate there last night with my girlfriend, and it was AWESOME!!!  The braised short rib flakes off as you push down with your fork, the cocktails are great, and even their take on a fish taco has its own novel nuances.


This evening we had bacon rapped dates, ahai tuna, chicken, hummus, bbq sliders, Mac & Cheese, all appetizers evening. Excellent service and ambiance was wonderful for a private dinning. Music was light in the background. The dinner was a quick yelp decision but, Embers is a romantic environment to slow down and enjoy a late night bite.


I came into this store months ago with a friend.  The guy behind the counter just stared at us, we said hi, and got a flat hi back.  While we looked at everything, great selection, he stared at us as if we were about to steal cupcakes and run.  I asked a couple times, about a specific cupcake and he would just tell me the name of it, the cards gave more info than he did.  We each ordered a strawberry shortcake cupcake.  The taste was lacking just like the customer service.  The frosting was too sweet, not rich like some reviews have said.  I know frosting is supposed to be sweet, but this was too much.  And there was too much on it, the frosting was larger than the cupcake itself.  The cupcake was nothing to rave about.  I bake better cupcakes from a box.  They lacked flavor.  If I shut my eyes and tasted it, I would not be able to guess it was strawberry.  \nMy 2nd experience confirmed my first impression of this place.  I got 6 cupcakes, all different flavors as a birthday gift.  I tried all of them.  Only the red velvet did I eat most of, it was just ok, didn't love it.  The others, one bite was enough.  \nWhat else does a bakery have besides taste, price and service?  All are hands down bad.  At least they're pretty to look at.


3/20 Thursday - Stopped in to check this place out with the wife and son to get some of the super star sushi and more after reading the super reviews. However it was very strange I asked for 2 orders of UNI and the waitress said we don't have UNI today.  I'm thinking ok let's try the golden scallops hmmm they came out layered in bread cold  and no flavor. The wife orders the 3 course meal seafood hmmm another mistake zero flavor lobster hard as a rock with some sort of sauce on the side. Then some sort of beef liquid soup comes with a few mushrooms on top. Tasted like it was from beef bullion cubes nasty.  Lastly the manager or Ji stops by the table and says come back tomorrow that's when our UNI comes in fresh Friday.. Aaaah no we won't be back....I don't need a free sake to make things alright when you bring the check. I have found most sushi bars that aren't owned by Japanese are substandard.  I have been around the world to a few hundred sushi bars.


I never really liked this place. Every time I dined here I always had a bad meal. Not worth the money. The seafood dishes are bad and the meat dishes are even worse. I think Red Lobster is better, not by much. Save your money and do not even come here.


Gandhi is awesome. Please don't take my word for it, go try their fish tikka and fish pakora and I bet you you'll fall in love with it. This comes from a foodie who loves authentic fish!


The food was seriously gross AND way overpriced. I am a pretty shitty cook, and I honest to god could have made better tacos. Plus, as we all know, a day of drinking can make somewhat questionable fare (Del Taco) taste like ambrosia of the gods - and yet, 10 beers deep, the food still tasted disgusting. Cold meat/no salsa on the tacos, wilted lettuce & canned corn on the salad, and to top it off a $60 check?? I think not, sir. Spend your money on \"manbuckets\" of Coors Light at the flamingo pool ($48 for 12 beers, hayyyy).


I really like this jack in the box, the people are always nice and the food is always hot! When I had to wait for my burger, I didn't order a drink i was standing near the register off to the side they handed me a free drink and thanked me for waiting.


Umm, don't do it. Just don't do it. I've eaten Sbarro in other places and they are known for delicious lasagna and their cucumber salad...This place, not so much. I'll never do Sbarro's HERE again.


Nothing impressive about this place. The environment was not very welcoming and the ceviche I was craving for was tasteless.


We dined here for dinner on Thanksgiving Day with our good friends that were visiting from Hawaii. I don't know where to begin, but this place was such a disaster.\n\nService was horrible and slow. Extremely slow. So it was Thanksgiving night and they were busy, but it wasn't a full house in the restaurant. Our server (I guess I'll be nice and not mention his name) was never around. I think we only saw him 3 times. The first time was when he took our orders. Then he disappeared for an hour. We also waited over an hour for our food. He finally zoomed passed us right before we got our food, and then WE had to flag him down to get some drinks. The third time, he brought us the bill. Horrible. The guy who refilled our waters provided better service! \n\nThe food wasn't too great in my opinion. The bread that they served us in the beginning was too hard and the butter was pretty frozen. I ordered the center cut Filet Mignon. The glaze on top of it was tasty, but the rest of the steak lacked flavor. It was also kind of dry. The bottom line: it needed salt. I also ordered the seasoned jumbo steak fries as my side. The seasoning made them taste weird. I couldn't really figure out was it was but it did leave a spicy after taste. The steak knives that they gave us were very dull as well. My husband and one of our friends ordered the dry-aged New York Sirloin. They both said it needed salt. Our other friend ordered the queen cut prime rib and enjoyed it. So at least one of us liked our food. \n\nFYI - the bathroom is a hoax! You open the first door with a sign that says \"restrooms.\" Then it leads you to a second door with a sign that says \"restrooms.\" When you open that door, it leads you to the nearby restrooms in the casino. LOL.\n\nThe bottom line: Not recommended and the steaks need salt. You know its bad when you have to have salt, A1, ketchup, and whatever else to make your steak edible!


It's good.....but it's lacking a signature dish or two....or three.\n\nAlso, after trying Bacchanal (Caesar's Palace) and Wicked Spoon (Cosmopolitan), everything else is also-rans. They have to create an amazing experience or a dish that would match or better the two that I mentioned. \n\nDon't get me wrong here, the place is nice, clean, spacious and bright and the dishes are nicely prepared with their own sections. \n\nBut it lacks that umph. Yes, they have every kind of similar food items served at other buffet places, and one would expect something elegant, especially located inside the Aria. \n\nAt least I used my hotel credit on the place; otherwise, I wouldn't pay to return if given the chance with so many better buffet options in Vegas.


I've had decent car washes from this place before.... But the wash I got today was not worth the money. I was in a rush and didn't have the time to thoroughly inspect the wash till i got home. There was still blue soap spots in some areas, the wheel wells were still dirty, and there were random unclean spots on the car. Disappointing. I will not be returning.


I received a gift card for this spa so I decided to try it out. The environment is wonderful the staff is very friendly and professional. I especially loved the woman who did my waxing services. She was very sweet.\nHowever, my wax itself was less than pleasant.  I've always done my own waxes but this was my first professional wax. I wasn't sure exactly how it would be different but I was really surprised... The wax they use is horrible! It took several tries on each side to get the wax to actually remove my hair and because it had to be done over so many times it really, really hurt! It also left a bad residue that took a lot of work to get off which just further aggravated my already raw skin. The lady who did it was even apologizing for how bad the wax was, so clearly she realized it too.\nAll of this would have left me disenchanted but the after effects were much worse. My skin is now raw and peeling horribly. The idea of waxing is to make your appearance better, now I don't even want my skin to be seen. I've never had this problem even when doing a wax on myself and I was really disappointed that the results were worse at a spa than doing it at home.\nI've heard great thing about this spas facials and massage services and I'm willing to give those a try, but I won't be getting any waxing done there from now on.


I will keep this short and simple. \nService - awesome. Everyone, and I mean everyone, is so nice and attentive! \nDining area- we requested to be seated in the wooden weavy basket area. Love the layout. This is a nice place if you wanted to do a business dinner! (We were just a party of two though)\nAppetizer- Dungeness crab cocktail. Okay. I am spoiled by Seattle's seafood so I have high expectations. Yes. The crab is good. Cold and refreshing. However for $25 dollars I rather have tried something else as I can get much more up north. However it was good. \nSteak- bone in filet was their signature so that's the one we chose. I think they cooked it exactly the way we wanted. Medium rare. It was tender and it was good, but not melt in your mouth fantastic. It was overshadowed by (dun dun dun) the fish!!! \nSeafood- Chilean sea bass. I got it the \"arreganato\" way. I probably butchered the word too. Holy crap this was amazing. It melted in your mouth and left you wondering where the heck it went so you just kept going back for more. \nSides: thanks to the yelper who gave the advice to get half the amt of gnocchi. Omg this is soooo good. The truffle oil just perfected it. Best gnocchi ever!!\nLobster mashed potatoes was a huge portion (had to take it to go!) I am not really a mashed potato or lobster fan but my bf is and he really liked it so definitely try one of these sides. \nDidnt have room for dessert but we really wanted to try the butter cake. Lame. Next time! \nOverall a good experience but expect to cough up some serious $$$. Try the fish!!!


I was very surprised by my lamb gyro. It tasted completely unseasoned- even bereft of salt. Maybe I'm spoiled by having already tasted the best gyro in the world (from Cleveland's West Side Market), but I expected a full flavor experience here.  I think I was fooled by the care that went into the design of the restaurant, which gives it a faux-cultural flare. Unfortunately, there was not even faux flare in my gyro.  \n\nBoo!\n\n(A tip for those who do like this place: check in to Yelp BEFORE you order- you may get a coupon!)


Food was great and the employees were great.  No free beverage refills though.  I was hoping id get a little more pork also.


Summary: A great arrangement of mostly Asian influenced flavors that provides new takes on relatively familiar dishes. But what I also like about this place is allowing the texture of the food to stand out as much as the flavor. Here's what I mean:\n\nFor example, I don't usually order edamame at restaurants because they all taste the same, but here, the edamame was mixed with turmeric oil, ginger and togarashi (Japanese pepper spice) making it the BEST EDAMAME I've ever had. \n\nThe heirloom tomato salad with steak was PERFECT. I loved the use of thai basil. The balsamic vinegar was sweet without being overly acidic. The steak was so tender, we could cut it with the butter knife. \n\nThe charred bok choy was simple, crisp and refreshing.\n\nThe quinoa fried rice with sun-dried pineapple and baby(?) cilantro brought a classic fried rice concept with a new texture by using quinoa. \n\nI liked the tomato soup, the flavor came in three phases; first you taste sweetness, followed by the tomato acidity then a spicy kick after it passes the back of your tongue. I think there's chipotle in there providing the spicy aftertaste. But it was a little too sweet for me. \n\nWe came here for Saturday lunch, the bartender was super friendly, enthusiastic and outgoing. He made great recommendations and even offered to see if the kitchen could make dinner items that aren't on the lunch menu. \n\nI eat a lot of Asian/Oriental style meals (Japanese, Thai, Korean) weekly and Poppy Den is really something special. It does stand out for the reasons I mentioned in the first paragraph. \n\nI visit Summerlin/LV 1-2 times a year and I think Poppy Den will be one of my regular places to eat and enjoy life.


Even though it was fun to watch the food prepared, I felt the food was overly salty.  The chef told us what the spices were before he started cooking, but since the food for the entire table was cooked together, there was no way  that I could stop him from using so much salt. The food was well cooked and would have been tasty, if it had not tasted so much like salt. \n\nWe did not try the sushi, even though that was our original intent, because the Teppanyaki was so tempting, but priced us out of the moderate range.  ($51 for two entrees and one saki bomb)   \n\nAlso is it really necessary to charge an extra $3 to have fried rice instead of white.   \n\nit's fun to watch the chefs cook, so entertainment is a good reason to go. The serving size was good, not huge, but filling.  If you eat teppanyaki it is served at a grill, with other people so privacy/intimacy is not an option.  The staff was pleasant but  not what I would call  friendly. \n\nI'm glad we tried it, and maybe we will go back and try the sushi, but I won't return for the teppanyaki.


This place gets low reviews for their yogurt.  I came here specifically for their crepes and specifically for the savory crepes, the pepperoni and cheese and the ham and cheese.  At about $9.50 they're a bit expensive, but they do provide a good portion.  I was expecting smaller portions.  I had two and was completely full.  The largest crepe I ever had was from a Middle Eastern vendor in Paris and only one filled with ground beef did the job to fill me up for the day.  So just saying, a single crepe here can do the job of filling you up for dinner.  The ham was all tiny diced up and tasteless but the cheese made up for it.  Can't say anything about the yogurt, but it was a decent creperie, kind of like the Subway of crepes, not exactly gourmet crepes.


Both sandwiches blew. Honestly. I want my $19 back. \nThe honey bacon turkey, or whatever the hell I ordered, had \"fake turkey\"... really? It's not like I went to a place known for pasta and ordered a sandwich. It's a SANDWICH SHOP, and they skimp on the quality of their deli meats. *smdh*\nThe sandwich itself was way too greasy and the honey mustard was neon yellow in color. Terrifying. \nHubs ordered the pork sandwich and it was dry (no bbq sauce?), there wasn't any sort of seasoning on the cabbage, the whole thing was just overwhelmed by the choice of thick ciabatta bread. \nSoup was okay, but not very hot. \nI did think the stale piece of bread and 2 rotted \"chocolate covered\" strawberries were an excellent touch. *side eye*


Horrible customer service. Unless you are into horror movies or The Simpsons the people working the counter can't give you a honest review. However they will make fun of your movie selections and treat you like crap. Can't wait to go back!!


Let me start by saying that we used to live in a Chicago neighborhood that was predominantly Vietnamese. We had over 15 options for Pho within a half a mile. That said.. I've had some phenomenal pho and am quite particular about it.\n\nWe live very close and we were so excited when this restaurant opened. We've been there several times since the opening and and would highly recommend it.\n\nThat said, the Pho is slightly better and more flavorful at Chandler Pho. However, the  atmosphere here far surpasses Chandler Pho and the service is wonderful.\n\nThe vermicelli is absolutely amazing. Though I recommend eating in the restaurant. We've ordered \"to go\" and it doesn't compare.


This a place to go if you like MEAT.  If you don't like meat then its not a good choice for you.  \n\nSo many choices for meat.. Its definitely a place to come back over and over.  Great atmosphere ... Just be warned... If you go around lunch time expect huge lines.  They really need a much bigger parking lot.


So sorry to report I hade such high expectations and was so disappointed ! Packets of mayonnaise??. Restaurants in Scottsdale do better than that! Food quality did not even compare to anything in Hawaii who are your food vendors?m


Went on a slow Tuesday night. My party of 4, the largest group in the building, was ignored from the moment we walked in. My girlfriend and I had to drink from my friends' bucket of beer because the bar tender didn't even walk over to us until she felt it necessary to come and snatch the menus, which we had to get ourselves, out of our hands saying only \"we're only serving off this late night menu.\" Not once was eye contact made and not once was a smile given the entire stay of nearly 3 hours. After leaving the tab in cash on the bar and leaving, we were chased outside by the same bartender who accused us of not paying our bill, having not even looked at the bar right where we were sitting, apparently. After we told her we left it on the bar the only response from her was \"cause if you don't pay it then I have to.\" For a group of 4 who all work in restaurants, this low level service in, what was thought to be a reputable bar in the ballantyne area, was appalling.


Terrible! \n\nI'm pretty sure I am the apartment above Serena R's review.  The time frame matches up well.  \n\nI moved in around August 2010 to a first floor apartment (with a lower level Apartment below me)  Within the first weeks of my arrival, maintenance people were at my door nearly every time I tried to shower.   \n\nI'm a young girl, living alone, with guys unceremoniously entering MY HOME every time my shower leaks!   Originally, they tried to convince me I wasn't closing my shower curtain... but then a started collecting crocks full over debris and water from behind the shower plumbing access door.  THEY tried to convince me that cups full were purely pipe condensation.   It took 6 months for them to resolve this situation. At one point, they even asked me NOT to use the shower.  \n\nA year later, the ceiling in my bedroom began to leak.  The wall began to crack and before long a grotesque, pink mold covered the backside of the layers of tan paint that fell from my walls and ceiling.  I was spending most of time out of town with a family illness when I noticed this happening.  When I stopped by the office to pay my rent, I talked to 3 people about what was happening... nothing was corrected UNTIL they started showing my apartment to potential tenants.  \n\nI used my apartment as essentially a storage unit until my lease expired.


This place is fantastic! We usually get take-out and they run just a few minutes behind on a busy Friday or Saturday night but it is well worth the wait. Drunken noodles are my favorite and if you get them Thai hot, be prepared to do some sniffling. They mean HOT!! Great service the couple of times I've eaten there for lunch. I only wish they had a beer menu for dine-in because it would go great with their already delicious menu!


Another favorite in Vegas definitely the best Indian in town! I've been to the lunch buffet and the a la carte dinner. While the buffet is certainly worth the price I love coming for dinner so that I can order exactly what I want! \n\nThe garlic naan is a MUST. And I recommend it with some plain yogurt on the side! For main courses I really love the lamb (or vegetable) korma and the chicken tiki masala. I get both on medium (5) level and it still has a good amount of spice!! I'd say those two sauces are my favorites since I've tried others that are not as memorable to me. I don't love the chicken tikka but probably only because I'm a big sauce girl! I also really enjoy the okra vegetable dish! Full of flavor!\n\nThough the talk of slow service is true I'd say the food is too good to pass up and don't mind the service. I also like to finish my meal with a chai tea at the end. Overall great place eating so many delicious spices just makes me feel very warm and calm on the inside I would definitely consider this \"comfort food\"


Terrible experience at this office. I've gone back twice for the same problem and am still having issues. Ironically enough, before the filling my tooth felt fine and ever since the procedure i've had nothing but problems with the tooth. I will not be returning to this office ever again. Maybe It was a fluke... but I doubt it and i'm not going to stick around to find out.


Sometimes schticky places are fun and yummy. Unfortunately for us, this chocolate kingdom proved to be more paradise lost than paradise found.\n\nWe thought this would be the perfect place for DD (turning 9) on her bday, since she's a chocoholic. Everything started out promising, with oodles of chocolate drink selections from which to choose. Both her and her younger bro ordered kids' oreo shake. Not sure they used real oreos, as the flavor was off. Strike one.\n\nWhile waiting for food the four of us really wanted water. (We all ordered specialty drinks, but sometimes you need some water to counter the sweet.) Should be simple enough, right? Hmm. Where's our server? Any server? Bueller? Bueller?? Ten minutes later, we finally get someone's attention. (Mind you, the place wasn't tremendously busy.) Strike 2.\n\nKids were SUPER excited about the \"decorate your own pizza.\" Menu said it comes as a cheese pizza with lots of toppings with which to decorate. The pizza arrived on a cute wooden board, with a small dish of about 5 cherry tomato halves. Nothing else. Not olives. Or pepper.  Or anything else. Seriously? Just a few tomato halves to \"decorate\" a kid's pizza. Strike 3.\n\nOn top of that, the food was barely mediocre (think fast food, drive thru quality despite steep sit down prices). The Greek salad was more parsley stalks (yes, stalks) than lettuce, the \"feta\" was unflavorful, the dressing was off, the olives were small smashed pieces.\n\nThe onion ring batter was pretty good, but the rings were greasy.  And a big no-no in my book: they were ordered as appetizer, but took forever and showed up seconds before main entrees.\n\nThe kids' pizza was a bit greasy, unflavorful and had a soggy crust. (Think Pizza Hut thin crust sitting out too long.)\n\nThe club sandwich wasn't bad at all. If you are suckered going into this place, it's a fairly safe bet. \n\nWant a better bet? When you see the bald chocolatier, keep walking.


I remember be confused as to all hell when people use to tell me about the Saloon.  This was back in my younger days when I didn't know any better that nightlife extended further down Liberty than just to Pegasus.  Now that I'm older, not necessarily wiser, I have found the end of Liberty that is livelier.\n\nI've been to the Saloon on multiple occasions and found that it really is hit or miss, just like any other bar in the Burgh area.  I seem to always go to the regular bar when it's karaoke night (not my cup of tea).  Drinks aren't bad.  Decor theme goes with the name of the place with barrel like tables set up in strategic locations where you have to dodge the fifty people on each side of it to get to the back where the bathroom is.\n\nFor all the aspiring strippers out there, try your luck on the lighted platform complete with a pole.\n\nOne of the best attributes to the Saloon is the after-hours club located upstairs called Tilden.  Membership is a yearly basis fee of around $15.  You'll have access to the upstairs which has a bigger, better dance floor.  Last time I was up there they were still in the middle of a remodel which made it a better place to navigate with the bar up against the wall instead of in the middle of the room.  Downside, they got rid of the back bar.  Worst night to go is probably Sundays, not much going on there.


Gave this place a try since I saw it is now open. Initially I was going to order a burger until I saw they had pastrami on the menu. I was thrown by the prices a bit. For a fast food place it all seemed a bit overpriced. I had a pastrami sandwich that cost almost $8 for just the sandwich. No fries or drink because that would have been almost $12. Now the sandwich had mustard, pickles, cheese and was on garlic ciabatta bread. I liked the flavor of the meat it was tender and the other stuff on the sandwich all meshed well together. For 2 people to eat complete meals here it can run around $25 which is too pricey for a drive thru joint. I did find on their website though how you can sign up for deals and they had printable coupons posted for really good deals on meals that include a drink. I will come back with coupons because I did like the sandwich but I'd never pay regular price.


So after doing an internship in Downtown Phoenix, I was introduced to Carolina's. I was a little apprehensive at first, but I had heard many rants and raves about this hole and had to try for myself. After my first bite of Carolina's burrito, I was in love. It was awesome, and I continued to sample many of the items on Carolina's menu for the remainder of my internship, never once disappointed. I even brought home some of their famed tortillas - just those warmed with a little butter - simply melts in your mouth goodness. Awesome and cheap too!


Fairly average sushi in a part of town where there aren't many sushi options. My co-worker and I split the Cherry Blossom, Spicy Tuna, Crunchy, and another roll with jalepeno. We requested whole pieces of tuna instead of chopped and they obliged. They also offer your choice of two \"basic\"  rolls for $7.99 lunch special ...they are quite basic 1 ingredient rolls and to add something like avocado to the roll is a dollar upcharge. \n\nOverall I felt everything tasted fine- but nothing stood out. The service though friendly was very very slow - almost two hours for a sushi lunch. As far as its location - it is situated in a strip mall and isn't much to look at on the outside but the inside is just fine and appeared to be very clean. \n\nWhile I wouldn't go out of my way to return , I wouldn't write it off either.


Excellent pricing for quality.\n\nThe corner cabinet met my need and purpose as I am an anti-MDF person.\n\nAs I browsed the Etsy catalog, I fell in love with the gold mirror -- the right size and design.\n\nFurnitures were super duper clean and ready to use.\n\nIt took me a month to get the furnitures as I had a few mishap with shipping vendors.  Jonathan was very helpful, patient and accommodating.  Thank you!  Easy and clear communication via text and email.\n\nI hope to get more pieces from JKL as I start to fill the space of my small apartment.


I was hesitant about coming here because of all the bad reviews but it was so close to the movie theater so I risked it. It was a risk that cost me a fulfilling dinner! \n\nMy husband ordered the Carne Asada like usual. It was easy breezy until it came to my order. I wanted to try their Coconut Calamari ...it sounded good. I tried to place my order and the waitress said they don't serve it anymore. I'm adaptable so I ordered the Street Fish Tacos....the waitress comes back and said \"We ran out of all seafood as of yesterday\". I was irritated that they had nothing I wanted so I settled on the Short Rib Street Tacos. I noticed in other reviews (Holly C's) that they received free chips and salsa. We sure didn't ...I was thinking did they run out of that too! \n\nMy Short Rib Tacos were really salty I couldn't finish it so I gave it to my husband. I needed a lot of water to get the salt taste out of my mouth but my water was never refilled so I drank some of my husband's soda. He gave me his rice while I was still waiting on my side of rice I ended up getting the rice later. The rice is good if it wasn't for the rice I would have left starving. \n\nI was still hungry so we decided to get some dessert. I wasn't happy with my chocolate dessert because it tasted really bland. I switched it with my husband's Tres Leche cake. It looked like cheese cake but it was better than what I was having. \n\nIt was overall a disappointing experience. I also thought it would be really cool inside because their sign is soo cute. The decor lacks imagination.


OK, so this place is not favorable. I do not want to incite any horror sensations. But this place brought unwanted objects in my food and a terrible case of stomach problems for a few days. Skip this place if you'er craving Thai, go elsewhere.


We had a wonderful experience with them.  They were friendly, readily available, and we liked how they weren't pushy with their sales.  After calling a few places for information and not liking their attitude and scheduling a free estimate with another company that pulled a no show, we went to Tile and Carpent Mecca on the recommendation of a co-worker.  We wanted to put in wood style laminate flooring in our hallways, dining, and kitchen area.  They came and did a free estimate and they were on time, didn't give us a two hour window, and they were in and out without trying to force a sale on me.  I liked this so my husband and I met with them on a Sunday in their shop (they opened to accomodate us) and they were friendly and honest from the get go.  They told us that we could probably find a cheaper alternative but the quality and service most likely wouldn't compare to theirs.  They said they aren't the cheapest but definitely not the most expensive.  They have a wide range of styles and price options available.  Once we placed our order, things got going and we are so happy with the results.  They had 3 guys come to our home to do the work, but we liked how the owner showed up with them initially, did random check-ins, and came afterwards to meet with us to discuss what we thought.  We've gotten so many compliments, we would definitely use them again.  The couple who owns the business are very sweet and down to earth.  It comforted me to know that we were supporting their livelihood and local business, so their reputation was on the line.  As opposed to if we ordered from Home Depot or Express Tile, the workers probably don't really care because they're in and out of peoples homes so quickly and they're not personally invested in the work.


Honestly, I was NOT impressed.  Actually extremely disappointed to say the least!  I had been wanting to stay here and had the chance to last night.  The weather got super windy so I decided it was safe for me to stay an extra night and not fly my plane back home to LA.  I was initially staying at the Mandarin Oriental and switched over to give the Four Seasons a try.  Well I am so sorry that I did.  The people at the front desk were \"OK\".  You can tell that they were just being fake and could care less about you.  Not to mention they were not informative about the property whatsoever.  They just sent me on my way.  So that was fail a big fail.  Ok, so then I make my way up to the room.  Eh, it was alright.  It was clean and decent.  It looked like it hadn't been updated in forever.  The only great thing about the room was that the bed was super comfy (hence the 2 stars vs. 1).  After I unpacked I made my way down to the pool.  It was nice and everything but the service left little to be desired.  I sat and waited and had to flag down several different people before I could order any food.  After waiting so long for a server, I decided to order their frozen grapes hoping they would come out pretty quickly.  Well it took a good 30 or so minutes to just get grapes!  Which, honestly, were terrible.  After that, I went back up to my room to get ready for dinner because I was still starving.  So I chose to try out their Veranda restaurant (italian).  The food there was fantastic.  My only complaint about my experience is that the server was really pushy and kept trying to sell me the most expensive items on the menu, which was quite annoying.  Ok, so I will just fast forward to later that evening.  At about 9:45pm, I called room service to order dessert and coffee.  I asked the gal if the chocolate cake was warmed and she said yes since it is served with ice cream.  So I agreed to give it a try.  Well, what do you know the cake shows up cold (I find out later that she lied to me and that the cake is NEVER served warm).  Then my pot of coffee I ordered was cold and nasty.  I know exactly what they did.  They took an old pot and diluted it with hot water.  I worked in the hospitality industry for years.  You can't fool me.  For a piece of cake and coffee it was $40.  I was pissed.  So I called and complained.  They said they were brewing me fresh coffee and would bring it up right away.  But I am a HUGE coffee person and it still wasn't good.  Oh well.  I certainly was not ordering any for breakfast.  Now it is Sunday, today, and I was getting ready to check out.  Pulled out my valet ticket and noticed they charge an additional $22 overnight fee just for that!  I am pretty much fuming at this point.  I will NEVER stay here again and I will make sure to tell as many of my friends and family of my terrible experience at this establishment.


I brought my car in because the check engine light came on stating it was a small vapor leak in the fuel system. They quoted me $60 to find out what was wrong with it. Brought it in, and they couldn't find the problem because they needed to a more extensive smoke test to find where the leak was which costs $200. However they said they would deduct the first $60 from the cost and credit the total diagnostic expenses toward the repair. I brought it back for the smoke test and they stated a gasket at the fuel sending unit needed to be replaced which was a $25 part. Total cost was around $240 with taxes. As soon as I drove home, the check engine light came on again for the same problem. Brought it back for the 3rd time, and they stated there was a clamp the mechanic didn't tighten properly which caused it. Great. Soon as I drove home again the light came on again. I went back again for the 4th time and they redid the smoke test. They discover the fuel sending unit itself was leaking and was hoping it was just the gasket. They quoted $270 for the part and 4 hours of labor to change it out. They stated they would only charge me 3 hours because of the prior diagnosis. Unfortunately, I had already paid for 2 hours of labor not 1 hour, but they wouldn't give me the credit as promised initially. In addition, I found out on the mercedes forums that the problem is very common, but it only takes 2 hours to do the job. I confronted them with this and Charles denied it stating it would be a minimum 3 hour job. I went to Schumacher Mercedes dealership and bought the original part for $230 from their parts department and changed the fuel sending unit myself. I followed the instructions posted on the forums by other members and finished the job in an hour and a half easily. In addition, I also inquired about a burning rubber smell coming from the engine. They said it was the expansion plugs at the back of the engine that were leaking oil onto the exhaust - easy fix 1 hour job $200. I found out that the plugs were just plastic caps that costed $25 from the dealer and took 10 minutes to change out - simply pry off with a screwdriver and pop back in. This is what happened when I went there. Wouldn't recommend going there even if their labor rate is $98 or whatever compared to the dealership's $139 - seem to be quoting more hours to do work and not crediting what they're supposed to on diagnosis time or taking credit for screw ups.


In my humble opinion, customer service does not exist here folks. I had an issue with my bill payment being taken out too early. It took an act of congress to fix the situation and by the time it finally was corrected, I had been through the ringer and spoken down to, by at least 3 different employees. Even as professional as I was on the phone, I had been spoken to like I did not know what I was talking about. Trying to get a supervisor was a hassle. In the end, my issue did get corrected, but the headache it took was unbelieveable. Poor customer service is an understatement.


Belle ambiance, beau menu.  Je vous conseille vivement de r\u00e9server...car c'est souvent plein.


Very expensive tourist trap. The food is pure crap.


Unfortunately the service here has dropped off in the past few years. Every family trip (about once annually now) we would come down to Chinatown to grab some good eats. In the past this restaurant was bustling full of people, service was quick, and portion/food was great.\n\nSeems the prices haven't changed too much but the food quality, portions, and slow service (with noone else in the restaurant) have dropped off. Some of the plates were okay, but most were bland, over-salted, or had enough oil to make a soup out of.


It was 11:30am and my wife was out with the girls for lunch and I was craving a nice greasy McDonald's hamburger and fries. This McDonalds was on my way home from a meeting and was the perfect place to fulfill my gastric cravings.\nAt the drive through I ordered a quarter pounder with cheese meal. I live about 5 minutes from the McDonalds and my mouth was watering all the way home. Got home and unpacked my goody bag. I took one bite of the hamburger expecting my cravings to be answered. Well...the bun was HARD, the burger DRY and the fries were like dry straw! At least the diet coke was as advertised! \nI landed up throwing it all in the trash and eating a leftover salad from the fridge. \nThe quality control at that McDonald's is horrible and I will never go back there again and would tell others to do the same for take out. Eat in, you can always go back to the counter and get a freshly made replacement.


I have been wanting to try City Tavern for a while now. I feel as if I should have tried them years ago. It almost seems as if the restaurant may be cutting corners. The food is subpar. Most of what I had was previously frozen. My egg roll was cold in the middle and the calamari was incredibly chewy. My \"sushi grade\" tuna was pink, not red. It was basically over priced bar fare.


**Updated Review-\nBased on my last experience - the service here is so-so at best.  The \"kids\" behind the counter are unattentive.  I had to literally shout to get them to notice that they had a guest in the lobby.  If it weren't for the fact that this location is at the bottom of the hill of Las Sendas - I probably would not return and instead opt for a different location.\n\nStore Manager/Owner - This is YOUR opportunity to make this right.  I am pretty generous/fair on my reviews and this location is by-far the weakest of all in the Mesa Valley.\n\n**********\n\nIt's Rosatis.  True nothing will ever taste as good as Pizza (incl. Rosatis) that you actually get IN Chicago because of the water quality west of the Mississippi is fair at best, this Rosatis does a really good job.\n\nThe kid that took our order was pretty cool-chill.  Brought it out to us in ~15 minutes - piping hot!  The sausage at Rosatis is awesome.\n\nWe visit this location every time we come to visit Dad/Mom since they live in the adjacent neighborhood.\n\nTip - order extra cheese - it is so worth it...the grease dripping all over - esp. from the pepperoni.


From my walking around, this was the best value margarita station ($13 half yards with $10 refills) on the main strip and the drinks didnt disappoint.  Lots of different flavors to choose from too.


I love this place.  I especially love it on Tuesdays when it's free. \n\nI have been to many lectures, openings and films at the Museum and am always fascinated.  \n\nThe changing photography exhibit is always fantastic.  The fashion room is one of my favorite features.  BUT my favorite piece is the firefly installation.  I could seriously live in that room. I take everyone I know and everyone is always as mesmerized as I am, and I have seen it many times.\n\nI love the new contemporary wing of the museum.  I also love the glass boxes on the sides of the building.  One time we were there during a thunderstorm and sat in the glass box and watched the lightening.  It was perfect!  \n\nThe museum always makes me happy.


This is a must if you are in Vegas. The lounge/bar staff are very attentive to the guests needs. I was concerned about the prices because of what I had read in other posts but they were actually better prices than I expected. I will stop here every time I am in Vegas, Michael the GM was awesome as was all the staff. Treat yourself and don't miss this place.


HORRIBLE PLACE NEVER GO HERE! Unless you want a sprained or broken ankle. I went yesterday with a group of friends and they gave me kart 20. I was racing and the brakes went out, I went full speed into the wall and sprained my ankle. The staff did not care and did not help at all. And after that happened they put someone in the same kart. I had to go to the quick care were they told me my ankle was so sprained they are surprised it was not broken. Place is disgusting and a waste of money go to Pole Position. This doesn't even deserve a star but they make you give it a star to even post anything.


Asthma and respiratory sufferers avoid this place like the plague.  It stinks to high heaven of cheap teen cologne.  The merchandise is still over priced and staff is dumber than a box of rocks.  On the plus side, it's a great place for decent men's sweat pants.  Just make sure you don't pay full price.  Also wash the clothes when you get them home,  they will stink like their cologne.


Alright, after dining here a bunch of times, I'm finally writing a review!!!\n\nThis has got to be my favorite AYCE sushi spot. Plus it's only $22.95 for dinner!! Good price compared to other sushi spots around town. You know that feeling when after a few rolls of sushi that they all start tasting the same? Not here. They prepare each roll carefully and take pride in it. Our waitress, Sunny, (spelling?) has always been awesome. She's quick and efficient and always so friendly to us. \n\nThey have a good variety of appetizers and rolls. I'm not going to go over every food item, but here are a few things I always order:\n\nSashimi roll: all the fish wrapped in cucumber instead of rice with a special sauce. So yummy, healthy and delicious. \n\nSalmon skin hand roll: they don't skimp on the salmon skin. The salmon skin is cooked perfectly and crispy. Not too much rice either. \n \nNigiri (garlic tuna, salmon, salmon belly, squid): most places take a huge ball of rice and put it under a small piece of fish. The portion of rice is small compared to the amount of fish. So you actually taste the fish instead of all the rice. \n\nThe only reason why I docked a star is because they got rid of the specials menu, which had tobiko and toro on it. We asked why it was gone and Sunny said that people were too picky and didn't like it. Wtf?! How could you NOT like it? Those were my favorite two things to order!!! I was pretty sad and felt like I was jipped of my Sakana experience. I'll still come here though. :)\n\nP.S. It's unlimited dessert too!!!!


The food was good a bit overpriced but whatever. The problem was the service the lady working at the register was unfriendly and unresponsive. I had ordered the green salad instead of the Mac salad but instead she gave me the Mac salad. I told her it was wrong and rudely she said it would be 50\u00a2 more. Waited 20 minutes then just left. The lady that works there is brain dead.


Notes: 1 visit, dinner\nOverall: Salty. (Probably even more salty than Olive Garden, which is quite a feat.)\n\nFree bread - Best part of the meal!  Soooo good.  It's some sort of dark brown bread that's super soft and has a light honey flavor to it.  I should have just eaten three baskets of that and saved us some cash.\n\nBaby back ribs - Came with virtually no sauce.  Dry and salty were the only two words that could possibly describe this horrible dish.  The fries that came with it were soft and mushy.  Ewww.\n\nCeasar salad - Salty. The croutons and the chicken were good, but a salty salad is still a salty salad.  Another reminder to always order dressing on the side at restaurants.\n\nCoconut shrimp - Don't know if all coconut shrimp is like this, but I didn't like the coconut shreds.  They were too tough and didn't add any flavor.\n\nShrimp on the Barbie - Only decent dish that night, and I only say that because it wasn't too salty.


Train wreck!!!!!!  A handful of staff (??????) seated at a booth with their tablets - the F bomb flew out several times.  Get an office - booths are for customers.  Flavorless burger well done :(. No theme, except dogs.  Some Irish food, reggae music.  We won't return.


Dirty, low ceilings but decent. \n$10 pai gow. \nAs low as $3 craps, the electronic one in the front, where if you sit on the left side of the table you get a pretty nice view of the dancing ladies.  Otherwise it's as low as $5 craps on the other tables.


it's already been said in every other review, but the Mattress Factory is pretty amazing.  They have installations that are extremely unique and orginal.  You won't find art like this anywhere else in the city.


How can anyone visit the boutique when there is no address listed? Plus, when I tried to click on another post that said it was closed, the response from the owner can't be seen... Not going to get business that way


My friends were in the mood for rolls, so we ended up here after wandering around the Forum shops trying to beat the heat.  I opted for the 3 course prix fixe for $45.  Appetizers were very good - glazed chicken, salmon with truffles, and kobe beef skewers.  Sushi plate was ok but nothing special, and dessert was a simple sorbet and fruit platter.   \n\nI think the non-sushi menu is the way to go - on the whole, a pretty decent place with a great view of the Strip, especially at sunset.


Hello, NPR.\n\nYou've given me music interviews, including Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings. You've given me commentary on the Amy Winehouse revolution and young female singers/songwriters from other countries who are really making an impact in the music industry.  \n\nYou've given me discussion on the search for happiness, and how to harness my sadness for good. Timely, too, since I just read an article about how sadness can make one analyze their life and strive for improvement. \n\nYou've given me sports theater, parodying Tom Brady and Eli Manning before the Super Bowl in what would make Shakespeare cock an eyebrow.\n\nYou've given me Sunday breakfast with the Beatles. Enough said.\n\nYou've given me so much in a short amount of time, KJZZ. And what have I given you? 1) Your very own programed radio button. 2) Two petite ears.


I ordered \"banh tam\"...which I usually have to make it at home because not all restaurants have it. I usually make mine w/shredded pork (bi) and meatballs (shrimp and ground pork). Well, this place didn't make it w/ meatballs, but it came with grilled pork! My eyes were wide open and I indulge right away! It was one of the best banh tam I ever had! I never thought of having grilled pork with it! Awesomness!!! Banh tam is served with mixed vegies, coconut milk, and nuoc mam (fish sauce). And they offered 2 free eggrolls if you check in! :)


Broccoli and meat with the taste of freezer burn always get the one star from me. Bad service gets the same. Little or no working heat (or so it seems) on a cold day is another turnoff. \n\nIf you long for the Friday's experience of the 1980s, don't go to this one. The Friday's at Concord Mills Mall gets about three stars compared to this location.\n\nAt the same time, this chain is past its prime. With so many great restaurants in this area, the only reason someone would stop here is the expectation of name recognition.  Sorry, but this site may disappoint.


Meh.\nMaybe it was just that we decided to dine in 10 minutes prior to closing, but I was definitely not impressed. I had not been here in ages. Probably 10 years, maybe 15. No exaggeration. I remember nothing but good things about Miracle Mile. I remember being excited to come eat here. \nSo one night while shopping at Arrowhead with a friend, I got a sudden craving for a pastrami sandwich with coleslaw and Thousand Island dressing. I was very excited to walk in and find that it was on the menu! I didn't have to special order it!\nIt was a good size sandwich.  Big enough that when cut in half, you still have to use both hands. I took my first bite and was immediately disappointed. Not that it was bad. It's just that I had fond memories of this place and I was really expecting something near the level of perfection of the #19 at Langer's in Downtown L.A.....or at the least Like Gandolfo's in Tempe. Nope. It was nowhere near as good as either restaurant.  It was just okay. The bread had a slight toughness like it was day old bread. The meat was chewy and lacking flavor. The coleslaw was really good and had the perfect crunch. The flavor of the coleslaw was not strong, but still masked the flavor of the pastrami. I will stick with Jason's or Heidi's next time I have a hankerin' for another deli style sandwich.


This Copps is near my work.  What can you say, it's part of a huge grocery chain.  They have a decent selection of beer and wine at good prices...the reasons I stop here on my way home.  It can get really busy after work, especially on Fridays.


All the locals recommended this place to me for burgers and I've tried them twice to just make sure the first time wasn't a goof. But both times, the food was so blah. It should take more then just a massive piece of meat to get good ratings. I've tried both a burger and a steak, and they were both so bland. There's no flavor what's so ever. I was highly disappointed.


Tasty.  Nice, sit down Mexican food place with very friendly service.  Lots of options available including veggie.  Somewhat outdated interior, but still pleasant.  Kudos to the server that got us a fresh chips and salsa refill BEFORE we asked for it.\n\nSignificantly better than your average Mexican joint.  Closed on Sundays.


I went on this hike with the hike and brew UYE group...which was awesome! This is not close to my house and therefore would never be a regular hike for me. Despite this, the facilities are very nice, there are nice places to take a  break along the trail. So why not 5 stars? It was really easy.... all of the switchbacks make for a pretty flat hike and when you get to the 'highest point' there is no view....what's up with that? The actual peak isn't accessible via the trail and obscures your view of the city....not awesome. I was pretty disappointed. The backside of the hike is a little more of a challenge than the front but still nothing too difficult. I guess it is a testament to my personality, but I like a hike that goes straight up to the top of the mountain so I can get a good view and a good workout and be done with it.... maybe I have no patience, but if you are like me, this may not be the hike for you. Otherwise, this is a pretty nature hike that is fairly easy, so go for it!


Das Casino der DFS wird von Richis Partyservice betrieben. Ich selbst komme seit 2001 unregelm\u00e4\u00dfig hierher.\n\n\n Nachdem die Kantine vollst\u00e4ndig renoviert wurde und den Charme einer \"Finanzamt Kantine\" abgelegt hat, ist sie f\u00fcr mich eine der top Kantinen.\n\n\n Das Essen ist meiner Ansicht nach \u00fcber dem normalen Kantinenniveau, kann aber mit der des Casino im Techpark (noch) nicht mithalten.\n\n\n Im Sommer sitzt man draussen auf der Terasse im G\u00fcnen und kann die Mittagspause geniessen. Die Preise (EUR 4,80 inkl. Salat) sind auch f\u00fcr G\u00e4ste moderat und f\u00fcr die Qualit\u00e4t v\u00f6llig ok.\n\n\n Ich komme hier vor allem im Sommer gerne her.


I was going to give this place two stars instead of one, but the attitude the employees had here was just too horrible. The food was, okay. I was in Montreal for a business trip and was really craving some xiao long bao- soup dumplings so a friend recommended we try this place. It was interesting to see that their dipping sauce did not have ginger like the ones I'm use to do, but thats not something I can't live with. We ordered a set of dumplings each. To our surprise we only got one. The servers took away our sauce mid way to our meal without saying anything to us and just gave it to the table next to us (rude). We waited a few minutes after finishing our first batch and asked the waitress for the other batch. She said, oh Iet me check on that. When she comes back she said, no you only ordered one. (i forgot to mention that after my friend ordered, I asked her what she would recommend for me to order, i took her recommendation and ordered the dumpling with the leek in it) I informed her that I asked for the one she also recommended. after a \"Okay, *SIGH\" she goes to put in our order, my friend and I look at each other with a \"okaaay, that was weird\" face and say \"first the sauce, now this?\" we let it go, we get the second set of dumplings and ask for a togo box since we didn't get to finish about 5 of them. I ask for a side for the sauce as well -- which they forget and I have to ask again. \n\nWe go to pay, which may have been the worst part of it all. \n\nWe give her the money for our order and she pretty much throws the change at us ($5- bill- pretty much expecting us to leave the whole $5 in the tip jar since we saw it was filled with straight $5 bills) At this point, I was fed up with their attitude here and was so close to asking why they were being such A-holes to us. instead, My friend and I take out a single american dollar and put it in their tip jar- \n\nShe forgot to give me my receipt (which I needed for my expense sheet) so I go back in, and ask for it, she reprints my receipt and hands it without a word.\n\n\nYOU'RE WELCOME THAT WE DECIDED TO SPEND MONEY AT YOUR ESTABLISHMENT, you are so welcome, and thank you for the horrible experience. I will make sure to never come here again. \n\nDin Tai fung is so much better- wish you had one in Montreal, it would put this place out of business.


I recently ate here while I was on a trip to Las Vegas. The food was so good that we ate here twice on our yearly visit. On our first visit I ate their prime rib, well done and it was sooo good. I have never in my life had prime rib that was that good, cooked at that level. Normally when I get well done its a little tough and the prime rib I got here was so juicy it melted in my mouth. No joke. I also had the baked sweet potato twice which was the best baked sweet potato that I have ever had! The grilled asparagus was good and the cream corn was delicious. I will go here again when I return next year.


I'm not sure what show the other reviewers saw, but my husband and I saw MJ One on Monday, July 7, and thought it was a total waste of money (see the review given by FoodieChic L from Chicago, her comments reflect what we saw).  Being big MJ fans, we were looking forward to the music and some MJ style group dancing .... the music was overshadowed by the production's \"extra\" noise which was never part of his original recordings and we felt the dance routines were not reflective of any rountines MJ did.  The \"story\" if you can call it that, made no sense and having the child-like players running on and off the stage and the woman pretending to play the guitar were distractions at best.  The show also lacked traditional Cirque attributes, but the biggest disappointment was not getting any true feeling of a great artist.


I ate here for lunch a saturday,  the food was good and fresh. For $15 all youu can eat the price was just right. I like the deco, it was like a chic restaurant less like a buffet. I give it  3 stars in comparison to the 5 star seafood village buffet at Rio


We dined the last night of restaurant week(which we didn't know until we arrived). The menu was very limited, the appetizer of pork bellies(my husband's) was so greasy he couldn't eat it, his entree was cod and very bland. My entree, sea bass was overcooked and tasted bland and not very fresh.  The only part of the meal that we liked was the dessert.\n\nThis was our first time here for my birthday and was very disappointed considering all the great reviews.  Was this any off night, maybe but will probably not go back. One positive was our waiter-very knowledgable and friendly.


Me and my wife are here for 7 nights and I wish it was none. We arrived at this \"place\" my wife calls the dump at 1am in the morning. We get to the desk only to find out there was a \"Resort Fee\" that was supposedly disclosed at the time we purchased our package, it was not and the lady at the desk is very unhelpful and more then happy to print were it was on the sire. Again not listed so were out 125 for a resort fee and 75 dollar deposit. I did not want to argue them as I was sure it may have been in small print somewhere on there site that would require an electron microscope to see. We were facing Lav Vegas Blvd and there was a band below our room blasting music. They warned of this at the check in desk and said they stop about 3am. So hey were in Vegas and gambling till three is cool, so that is what we did. Went to sleep and got up the next day. Took a shower and guess what. The water in the tub did not drain, FYI we were on the 12 th floor in a smoking room. So I went down to the front desk and requested a change of room as they offered it due to noise and of course no draining tub water. They neglect to ask about a smoking room so we end up in non smoking. This will not work as my wife smokes, so we request another room. We get another room and we notice it is warm, so I crank up the AC to max and tell my wife lets go and eat and come back it should be cool. Guess what, I think that the lower levels of hell may be cooler then the room was when we returned. Since the patio door has the following message and I quote \" Notice for your safety and the safety of others we have permanently closed this door. Please do not try to open it thank you for your cooperation.\" there was no way to cool the room with the night air. So now my wife gets on the phone and tell them in no uncertain word her thoughts about the condition of our room and our experience up to this point, understand we not been in Vegas even 12 hours at this point, that this was not going to work either. So we move to the 4th room in this adventure. finally we have one that is acceptable. let me define that, 1) water drains, 2) AC works. Side note the resort fee is for internet and a exercise room. The internet was so slow that  , \"even after purchasing the Premium service 1.5 mb down and calling tech support twice for slow speeds\" it never worked. I could never get enough bandwidth to connect to the net. So I went to Wal-Mart spent 200 dollars and got a straight talk WiFi hot spot just to connect to the web. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE consider my experience before booking here. I am sure if they put money into the Hotel at some point it might get better. NOW IS NOT THE TIME


I ordered delivery, waited three hours.NO pizza and they wouldn't answer the phone. So I drove there, they told me they didn't open till ten p.m. It's the next day still nothing I had to call delivery.com and cancel my order.


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Nice looking place but it's servers are very consistent with FORGETTING our orders. I can understand if they forgot to put one order in, but multiple times? After ordering dessert, I felt uneasy and regurgitated what I have eaten.. It must have been the baked salmon. I'm never coming back here again. If I could give this place a negative star, I would.


I have been to Loco Patron a handful of times, the food and service have always been mediocre at best. The only thing it has going for it, is that, it is dead on Thursday nights to watch Thursday night football.  This past Thursday (12/4/14) was no expectation. Let me just say, that I have been in the service industry my whole adult life. I've done everything from washing dishes,  hosting, serving, and bartending. I get it. Off days happen. I don't think this was the case.  Our server was....awful. She barely acknowledged us and was inconvenienced to tell us what beers were on draft. When our good arrived, 75% of the orders were wrong. Instead of shredded beef, we all got ground beef. Not a big deal. I'm still going to eat it, but she never came by to ask how everything was. We sat there with empty beer glasses and greasy ground beef. When she saw that we were finished with our food, she handed us our tab and never cleared the table. We paid our bill and apparently she couldn't wait for us to leave to pick up the back book. She opened it up in front of us before we even had a chance to sign the slip. I have NEVER written a bad review before and NEVER tipped less the 20%. I just think that bad service and attitudes shouldn't be enabled. Oh and I forgot to mention the ear piercing full bass techno music that was playing  during the game. Sure it's the bears and the cowboys, I personally could care less, but those are somebody else's teams that want to hear what's going on.  Come on Loco Patron, get it together!