I have been practicing yoga for years and have had the opportunity to be in class with some wonderful teachers in a few different cities. I am now \"full-time RV-ing\" & many times have to practice yoga with a cd or iPhone ap or just put together a practice of my own.  I prefer this type of home practice over a studio or teacher that does not inspire me. But when I am lucky enough to happen on a beautiful space & inspiring teacher I really appreciate it. \n\nSuch a place is Gilbert Yoga! I practiced this morning with Heather who I believe was subbing for someone else & boy was I lucky!!  And because we will be in town for 6 more weeks I purchased a 10 class pass & look forward to returning. \n\nI have returned twice since the my draft above & had the opportunity to practice with Cassandra, who was also a wonderful teacher - thoughtful, peaceful & full of happiness.\n\nNamaste


3.5 stars\n\nMy high school reunion- I changed my mind a week before and decided to go. I didn't realize it was more bar than restaurant. My friend M rode down with me. I tried to tell her what my high school was like, but she had to experience it first hand. We parked and heard country music floating through as drunk people stumbled out. We walked in dressed in, or I should say overdressed in, black cocktail dresses. Everyone else was wearing tank tops and jeans. We were dressed to go to Scottsdale afterwards. My former classmates kept saying \"Why are you ditching us for  \"Snotsdale\"? Regardless I was happy to see everyone.\n\nAfter some margaritas, yes we got them salty, I was right back in high school. It was fun catching up with everyone. M. got hit on by Mr. Popular who was a year ahead of our class. I don't even know why he attended our reunion, but his pick up line was classy. \"I've noticed you all night, you're cute. Come here. Do you know who I am?\" M's reaction, \"Um..... no thanks. I have no idea who you are. I didn't go to this high school.\" \n\nIt was relaxed and casual. They had good cheap margaritas. I wouldn't mind going back. I'll be found in tank top and jeans, the token Asian.


This is the worst Chinese food I've had. Ever. And Pittsburgh has some pretty bad Chinese places.  The Golden Palace buffet is bad, but at least edible.  I am utterly baffled at how this place stays in business.


This McDonald's is conveniently nearby the Pepsi Center.\n\nIt opens late, and was perfect for the post-clubbing crowd I was with.\n\nA friend bought me a McChicken sandwich (not sure why, but I appreciated it), which I made short work of - it tasted normal, as expected.


Had one great experience, one terrible and a lot of so so in between. It would help if they didn't  change the entire staff every week.


I really like this place! The shrimp burrito was quite good, it unexpectedly bit me back, but a few swigs of water took care of that. Other people in the party liked theirs. One remark I can recall is that the burritos were filling. The owner (or I think it was) was very accommodating to our special requests, and explained the menu to us newbies. They take great care in preparing their food and I look forward to trying them for breakfast one of these days.


HHAGG.. you win this one.. but only because of chicken and waffles... short story long:\n\nWalked in and was greeted, took 20 minutes to seat us.. (for 2) and it was packed.. \n\nOrdered 2 bloody Marys (BLT style) and biscuits and gravy, extra Bacon,  and my chicken and waffles. The waiter who took the order asked if we wanted crispy potatoes, we said yes. Asked how we wanted the eggs, we said over easy.. comes back, and says he put in over medium.. So he fixed it to over easy.. then put came the drinks, the bloody Marys were amazing! Best bloody Mary I've had! The food came out and the potatoes were not crispy... they were mashed... we just decided to go with it.. but my chicken. and waffles, AMAZING!!! :) so amazing and so portion friendly that I had enough for dinner and breakfast the next day! :)


went to kings on saturday for an early meal, while out doing the day after xmas shopping!  i have been here a few times for my seafood fix, and time after time the service is very slow, and this visit is the same (at least they are consistent!!)\nstarted the table with the chilled seafood platter for 24.95  comes with 4 dungeness crab legs, 4 oysters, 4 clams and 8 shrimps.  and i think this one of the best deals in vegas for a shellfish platter.\nentrees were grilled shrimp and scallop skewars, kids burger and a combo fried platter.   the fried platter was not to good,  over breaded and gummy shrimp and scallops, and 1 little peice of cod/haddock\ni usually get the sanddabs or something that is on special,  ill stick with that in the future.  but in all actuallity i just come for the shellfsih platter!!!


Was excited to take my girlfriend to vegas for the first time and booked a room at this hotel. I have yet to even check in yet and am already amazed how painful this experience is. I have been to Las Vegas a number of times before and I have never had to park my own car. Not only did I have to, the main lot and overfill lots were completely full. I had to park on the street roughly a mile a way in a less than ideal area of town behind the strip. I then hike into the hotel where I am greeted with a line resembling space mountain on a Saturday in July to just check in! There are 5 or 6 people working the main desk and I see a self serve kiosk so I attempt to use this. I walk over to see 3 of the 5 terminals are \"out of order\" and the two that do work require a credit card only, no debit is accepted. So I sit here in line writing this. Defiantly the worst experience I have ever had in Las Vegas. Haven't even seen the room yet! Let's hope for my sanity it is nice. Will edit this with results.


If you're looking for a bakery in Charlotte, you really have to do some digging.  Nona's Sweets is a great find.  One word of caution: They are moving.  It's just up the street, but if you are used to them in their current location, you'll need to look for them in the new place soon.  It's in the old Hollywood Video location.\n\nAnyway, Nona's is a great little bakery offering all sorts of items for your sweet tooth, including the aforementioned \"cupcake bar\".  I'm not much for cake, and prefer cookies, but luckily she has me covered there too.  Lots of cookies to choose from.  Feel free to go as wild as you like.\n\nAnd if you like to watch cake shows, she'll be on Platinum Weddings  in 2010.  January I think.


I tried to eat here yesterday for brunch.  I've been to E2 once before and the food is good.  Brunch is served until 2 pm on weekends.  We arrived at 1 pm and were informed that the restaurant was now closed for the day.  The hostess was quite condescending and didn't really explain why they were closing an hour early.  My assumption is that the restaurant is very small and there were a lot of people who had put names in ahead of us.  It was really very weird, however. They don't answer their phone and don't have a way to contact them on their website.  It seems that they aren't interested in customer feedback.  I doubt I will bother going back.


I had lunch here just last week and I forgot to post my review. So, I was really surprised at how delicious everything was. I'm a vegetarian and find it difficult to find eating places that have more than one item for me to choose from. The waitstaff was very pleasant and helpful- very courteous. The best dish was the okra, not sure the name of it, but it was awesome! Pricing for the buffet is reasonable and I will definitely return, and bring more people with me!


Can I give 0 stars?  When I walked into the showroom,  the salesman approached me with an attitude that I was bothering him!  I asked for the best price OTD on the motorcycle I wanted and he gave me a price that was 10% ($700) higher than the price I was quoted with Western Honda.  I told the salesman that price is high and he said \"Go buy it from Western Honda\"  He did not bother to ask me if I was paying cash (which I was) or try to add incentives to encourage me to buy from him.  I have never dealt with a salesman like that in my life (and I am no spring chicken).   If they treat everyone this way, I wonder how they sell anything!  Don't waste your time, as far as salesmanship - total incompetence.  By the way, he lied to me about the price they had advertised online.  Dishonest and rude, if that is what you are looking for, by all means visit this shop.  The salesman was a total dufus and you can get a much better deal on a Honda with Western Honda.  I wish I had the salesman's name, but of course he did not bother to introduce himself.  He was an older gentleman in the first office on the left.


I have been scarfing down Lindo Michoacan's fresh tortilla chips and salsa since I was 10.  My Mom, on advice of a fellow ER Doctor, dragged my Father and I one day to Lindo .. back then, it was a tiny, one room restaurant.  Quaint, warm and the food was as authentic as one could get in Mexico.  We were thrilled.  As a family, we frequented Mexico quite often, so finding a proper Mexican restaurant off the Strip was a highlight back in the day.\n\nFlash forward to present day, where Lindo has now expanded to a 4 room, plus bar, famous and popular restaurant.  My Dad has since become great friends with the owner, even traveling to Europe with Javier.  \n\nThe food is what is most impressive with Lindo's history.  The quality has perfectly remained the same.  An older Mexican woman still stands in the middle of the restaurant, hand rolling out tortillas and frying them before your eyes.  The chips, pico de gallo and fresh table side guacamole is still amazing.  Everything on the menu is authentic .. the recipes are from inland Mexico .. this is not your \"Mexican Americano\" menu, but instead, true Michoac\u00e1n fare.  After traveling all throughout Mexico frequently, and living in Mexican restaurant laden San Francisco and Southern California, Lindo Michoacan is still, by far, my favorite Mexican restaurant.\n\nNow that I have moved from my hometown of Las Vegas, it is a priority that we dine at Lindo Michoacan each visit.  Although I am not entering that same quaint and unknown restaurant, once I taste the food, the memory of sitting there as a 10 year old comes rushing right back.


Amazing!  It is 46 degrees outside tonight and my hubby and I had to try this place out.  Gelato was so creamy and flavorful.  We had a combo of coffee and whisky cream and I am in love.  Great service and for a night that is cold as it is tonight, almost every chair was taken.  I will return!


Time: End of June, Sunday Brunch \nSmoked Bacon: 5 stars, was one of the best I've had\nPorridge: 5 stars, simple and yum.\n\nEverything else was close to at par. I won't be coming back.


The crepes were too chewy and hard to cut with a knife, the smoothies tasted like artificially sweetened tang and overall the price was way too much for what we ordered. The only reason why this place gets 2 stars was because of the nice staff.


Tried to have a romantic dinner at this place with m y wife. Food was great, but the service not so good. Rude wait staff. Maybe a Jersey thing?? but I'm from Jersey and wasn't feeling the love...


Lavo is really small but I love the little sink/bathtubs that line the hallway as soon as you get up to the 2nd floor (the club area). I only come here because we met this chick at Caesar's that promotes it and Tao. The last 2 times that I went, they have open bar so of course I was ecstatic! I mean, I had a great time for free although the type of alcohol you can get is limited. The music is OK....with the occasional old school ones where people leave and disperse from the dancefloor. Their go-go dancers are pretty hot and they have girls that bathe each other by the bar or something like that. Oh! And sometimes you'll see a midget slave walking around chained up to his fat lady master...hahaha! I swear!


Our retreat from the walkers and blue-hairs that surrounded us in the Casino.  We had no idea that we would be the only people between the ages of 21 and 60 in the hotel/casino.\n\nWe had an absolute blast here! They do have live music and the band was great.  We ordered some bar food - potato skins and chicken fingers - and they were just a greasy and delicious as I hoped.  \n\nAnd to my surprise, they make awesome cocktails.  The best sidecar I have had to date!\nI was glad we found this place, it definitely made our night.


Went in today for a french pedicure after reading about the $20 grand opening special. I didn't make an appointment but I only waited a few minutes. The place is quite nice; very modern and relaxing. They have this quiet-ish waterfall, three televisions with subtitled programs, and soft music. I was taken to the pedi chair (there were many chairs btw) and told them what I wanted. My pedicurist pushed quite hard to get me to upgrade to gel polish, but I just wanted plain polish. I would have been happier if he has stopped after the first \"no\".\n\nHe was somewhat rough with the filing, trimming, and pumicing, but that seems to be the case everywhere else unless you tell them. He also used instruments from a blister case, which I liked, but midway through I noticed there wasn't a liner in the foot basin. If you're sensitive to that I'd ask if they were at least available upon request. I a also noticed that he \"cleaned\" pumice stone by dipping into foot basin. I'm not sure if they do a through cleaning after, but that bothered me a bit.\n\nThe final result was alright for how quickly he applied the polish. I might come back if I'm in the area.


Went here with a friend on a whim last night and had a blast.  Nice that it happens to be on the direct path to Favorites from my house.  There was only one other party in when we arrived at about 8:30 and they didn't stay long so we had the whole place to ourselves.  We started with a pitcher of Sapporo.  It's $15 or $12 with a UNLV ID, although they did accept my CSN ID.\n\nOur server, Jiame, seemed overly nervous, which was kind of cute and made for good service.  My friend proclaimed him to be, \"Best Server In The World.\"  Now that was quite a statement but at a minimum he was a pretty nice guy.\n\nEDAMAME\nThe menu lists this as, 'Soy Beans.'  Hands down this was the best I've ever had.  It comes with some sort of bad ass dipping sauce, tasted like BBQ with soy sauce, yum.  It arrives unsalted but they do provide a couple of house prepared spiced salts which were good.\n\nLETTUCE WRAPS\nThe menu lists this as, 'Let Us Raps.'  Ha ha, would have been better if they were served with a verse.  28GO, you have full permission to use the following verse that  I have hastily prepared in honor of this dish:\nMeat on lettuce\nLettuce with meat\nWrapped up so tasty, nice and neat!\n\nThese were good but when I think of lettuce wraps I think of PF Chang's, and well, these were not as good as PF Chang's.  No biggie though.\n\nMIXED SEAFOOD KIMCHI RAMEN\nJiame warned us that this dish would be served at 169 degrees, ha ha, I didn't bring my own thermometer to verify this claim but it was indeed quite hot.  The mussels were good as were the shrimp, could have used a few more in the dish though.  I really like kimchi by itself and I think the broth dilutes the flavor a little but it was still a good dish.\n\nI look forward to returning to try the waffles and the beer pong table!


A must stop for any non-west coaster so they can experience the magic of an In-N-Out burger while visiting Vegas. On this past trip I also grabbed a grilled cheese from the secret men-u which was good. \n\nDon't be intimated if the place is packed. The line moved very quickly and we got our food in a prompt manner.


I came here on a Saturday for lunch and it was packed so we took our food to go. By the time I was able to eat my torta ahogada, it had already soaked up all the spicy sauce it was swimming in and was soggy and quickly disintegrating. Normally I'm pretty tolerant to spicy foods but all I could taste was spicy. My friend got 3 fish tacos, which were super tiny. He was still hungry afterwards so he had san other full meal. Overall, it did not live up to all the good reviews I kept reading about on Yelp.


Avoid this Kidsquest Boulder Station location and go for other locations at Las Vegas if possible!\n\nI was extremely dissatisfied about the child care service provided to my 19-month old baby from this center. First, during her 5-hour stay, not food nor drink was provided or attempted to be provided to my baby. My baby was crying like crazy when I picked her up. I need to give her formula immediately. She consumed it non-stop and stopped crying after that. I read the check-out form and no meal/snack/fluid was noted. Second, when I checked her in, the staff said a meal will be given to her since she will have a 5-hour stay from evening around dinner time. Obviously, it was just a lie. In addition, I was not reminded at all about the additional charge if I pick the kid up late. I was charged $25 even I was a few minutes late. Finally, the staff over there were totally unfriendly. I was treated like I have been giving them trouble. Their attribute was unacceptable and they were irresponsible for my kid's stay. I called the customer relations department and told them all these. They said they are going to research and talk to the director of this center. I will wait for their callback and may need to escalate this to Nevada Department of Health and Human Services of their inhuman treatment to my baby.


If you like basic bland burgers that you could probably cook yourself by buying those pre-shaped beef patties and slapping them on the grill at home (topped off with your basic condiments on a plain bun), then this is probably your kind of place.  Also, the fries are thin, overly salted, and basic.\n\nI will give props to the shakes, which are very good and thick.\n\nAll told, it's a basic burger joint that so happens to be open at ungodly hours so you can get your post-buzz fix after partying all night.  At least the prices are reasonable...


Ok when I want cheap candy and want lots I come here for 1 $ I get 2 chocolate bars, or huge selection of gummy candies! \n\nThe only ick I have here is the cashiers are slow and like to chit chat, and don't give back the correct change.


Was happy to hear BWW re-opened at this location in Glendale.  We met several friends there to watch a football game and enjoy some food.  It was ok.  The service was slow, had to keep asking people for refills, food was average.  \n\nWe/ve always like the wings at BWW so those were good, I tried fried pickles for the first time and enjoyed them.  They brought the wrong order for 3 people in our party of 7.  Waitress gave my hubby a beer, he took a sip from it and told her it wasn't Blue Moon (like he ordered).  She said \"Oh, it's a Michelob Utra!\" They proceeded to ask a couple of other waitresses nearby if they were waiting on an Ultra.  She went to hand the beer to another waitress (to give to another patron).  I practically jumped out of my seat and stopped her...I told her AGAIN, my husband took a sip of it and realized it wasn't Blue Moon...you can't give it to that person!  She gave me a glare and told my husband he shouldn't have sipped from it if he didn't plan on drinking it.    I told her that she brought him the WRONG BEER....I told manager on duty what happened, between the beer, waitress trying to give to another patron after sip was taken, orders messed up with 3 at our table, etc.  We were not happy with this visit AT ALL.


Great location and interior. Food is noting to write home about , and service is poor.\nThey tout the the Chinatown experience but it's about 2x the china town price . Don't go here if you want the Vegas food and service experience because it will disappoint and leave your pocket book empty for not.


A great store for rugger tragics and Antipodean lost souls like me...if only they poured a pint as well I'd never leave!


When the restaurant first opened up in 2012, it was the model of fresh food and fast customer service. Living in Las Vegas, quality Mediterranean Kosher food is hard to find. I was happy to have found a good place to eat out.\n\nFast forward to January 2013. Unfortunately, I had to wait 45 minutes to get my small pizza pie and was told that my falafel plate order was not put in because the waitress did not know it was ordered ( even though she reviewed our order twice to us). The place wasn't even packed with customers.  When the pizza was finally served, the dough was still raw and not well baked. I left the eatery disappointed and shocked that this place has fallen so quickly.\n\nPerhaps that day was not my lucky day at Yafo but glancing around I knew people waited a long time for their orders as well. \n\nI do not plan on coming back to Yafo, but I sure hope they start realizing they can do much better before they lose all their customers.


Disappointment comes in small portions: I understand what they are trying to achieve. I understand they would like me to order 5-6 items, but I have no desire to spend anything over $50 for lunch. The sangria was the only morsel of hope for me to ever return. Having all the potential in the world, they could make this place fantastic. Considering my guest and I were the only ones eating in the middle of lunch hour I am positive that we are not the only ones who feel this way.


Mmmmmmmm appetizer sampler is tasty ... 1/2 price drinks for ladies friday and saturday which means 1/4 price drinks all around!   Nice hockey rink     Hockey on almost every tv   Pizza looks good but am too full to order! Bartenders are cool   Video blackjack dominated us!


Items Selected:\nMac & Cheese Balls - House made bacon mac & cheese balled up in Panko breadcrumbs and golden fried\nFried Chicken and Waffle Sandwich - Fried Chicken with Applewood Smoked Bacon Waffles and Wild Turkey Maple Syrup served with Sweet Potato Tots\nFrench Toast - Vanilla Bean Soaked Brioche topped with 'drunk' mixed berries, syrup, powdered sugar\n\nLocated on the corner of trendy East Fremont and Las Vegas Boulevard, with raves received from hipsters since its inception, it was just minutes before noon that I sat down with a friend for lunch at Park on Fremont and although I'm happy to say the service far outperformed similar spots in Chicago, Brooklyn, or Portland the food itself left much to be desired - a seemingly well-culled menu instead proving limited in not only options but quality of execution, as well.  Clearly the sort of place where cuisine is considered less important than booze and d\u00e9cor suffice it to say that the beer list and creative cocktails far outnumber the options for food and even with the extended brunch menu it was only in three items that myself and a friend could muster enough interest to indulge, the plates arriving in two rounds as we sat amidst a room awash in faux-taxidermy and paintings ranging from humping animals to possessed children with neither rhyme nor reason to be found.  Opting for one starter to precede a duo of entrees it would not be long before the best bites of the meal would arrive and served as a quintet the Mac & Cheese balls each proved not only sizable but also quite delicate, the crackling panko overlying supple pasta with briny bits of bacon imbuing each bite plus a sidecar of cheese sauce for those desiring even more cream.  At this point happily conversing about recent events as background music played on it was after only the slightest of delays that three trays would arrive and with the kitchen opting to split our French Toast while the sandwich was served whole it can only be said that neither dish tasted as good as it looked, the brioche too lightly soaked and thinly sliced to allow the exterior to be rendered crisp without burning it while the waffle was chewy and lifeless, a bready detriment to otherwise pleasant chicken and bacon served alongside entirely forgettable, yet all too trendy, 'tots.'\n\nNot exactly a disaster in that the service was pleasant while the Mac & Cheese Balls were far better than standard pub-grub suffice it to say that for those not interested in being upsold on cleverly named cocktails or craft beers Park on Fremont has little to offer - a quick walk down the street to MTO, eat, S+O, Carson Kitchen, or DuPar's offering far more extensive selection with equal or better value on the dollar at each.


After seeing a DDD episode on La Piazza, we went there twice during MLB Spring Training in 2012 with college friends and friend who pitches for the KC Royals. We liked it so much the first time we had to got back a second!  Sandy was our waitress and provided great service and good menu suggestions.  Everything we had was so delicious that we came back with more college friends in 2013 and enjoyed it just as much!  Highly recommend and ask for Sandy's section.  Only disappointment was it is closed on Sundays and Mondays; we would gone there three times if opened then. But employees need time off to be with their family and friends, too!


the 1-star rating is based on my one and only visit, so take it w/ a grain of salt.\n\ni ordered the spic basil chicken lunch special which included a choice of white or fried rice (went with white) and soup or salad (went w/ egg drop soup).\n\negg drop soup was ok but the peas and carrots in the soup were horrible. they just didn't taste real.\n\nthe spicy basil chicken was indeed spicy (on a 1-5 spicy scale, i ordered a 3) but did not have a hint of basil in it.  it just tasted horribly.  \n\non a good note (which earned it the 1-star), their thai tea was good.\n\ni wouldn't call this place thai...far from it. most of the food on their menu is chinese.


Chicken is to die for! On a recommendation from a friend we came here. Wasn't expecting anything special. Boy was I wrong. Pizza was very good, we got the New York Combo, thin & crispy crust. Waiter was on his game & very friendly. Wish there was one of these places in So Cal.


I so should of checked yelp before we just decided to eat here on a whim. We went here for brunch...nothing great or grand. I recall the eggs benedict were yummy....can't remember anything else. Which tells you there isn't anything memorable about this place (i was here just about 2 weeks ago). So I think they need to make it a point to improve...though the line is deceiving. Save your money, time, and expectations and head over to the food court.


3.5 or so\n\nI like Chino. I always have. YET I have only been there about 6 times in my life. It is just something I do not crave. \n\nI had Jade Red Chicken. It was mildly spicy but still had a little flavor. The white rice was cooked perfectly. The snicker doodle was the highlight. \n\nService is always great and the place still can use some cleaning.


Wish I could have wrote a better review about this place. The mechanic i spoke with Was a nice guy an i felt confident the work would be quick and easy. I had some repairs on my truck. I was expecting it to take a couple of days and was expecting to spend up to a grand. The work was done and the vehicle passed emissions. BUT, within a day of getting the vehicle back the check engine light came on and now my a/c does not work. I popped the hood to see about the battery (as it was suppose to be replaced, it was) and under the hood there were bolts sitting on the side by the battery. I have no idea if they belong to my vehicle. There was also a rag tucked on the other side of the hood. The plastic cover on my neg. battery cable was sitting by the valve cover instead of being put back on or discarded. And the wiring harness which was accessed during the repair was not rewrapped and the wire that was worked on was completely exposed. I wanted to take the truck back but I was pretty soured on the lack of care for the work that was done. I will keep looking for a mechanic that gives me more bang for my buck.


To start with, we did not even get water for over 5 minutes.  Bread came at abot15minutesand we finally saw a waiter after almost 20 minutes but he was waiting on the table next to us and they were seated well after us. When the waiter got around to us he was complaining that the kitchen was all screwed up and they did not have enough wait. He didn't apologize, buthedid say it would be awhile before we saw our food  the next time we saw him was when he dropped off our check and he asked if my steak had been cooked properly. I said that it was a little under done and his response was that he had been getting complaintsthatthesteaks were overdone. Skip the place. The food is not worth the headache.


This is a colorful place.  The Gyro is the best!  The atmosphere is a TV playing Directv's greek channel very loud and old greek men playing dominos.  The restaurant is a dive; but, the food is always good.


The food was expensive and not that good. I had the pasta beef dish


Ambassador Blinds helped me come up with an idea for my 20' wall of glass in my home in Mountain Bridge.  They installed Hunter Douglas motorized  shades (with a Custom built wood cornice) and a wireless remote control.  That was 1 1/2 years ago and my remote control stopped working a couple of days ago.  I called JoDell yesterday and he and Alfredo were at my house today with a replacement.  I had thought I would have to wait for it to be ordered, but they just swapped it out!\n\nThey also did a great job on my wooden shutters!  I highly recommend them for all your window covering needs!


I am really impressed with not just coffee. I consider myself very judge mental about my coffee, and this place definitely went beyond my expectations. I'm definitely ordering a cup to go. (Mocha latte did not disappoint)


Clean place, friendly staff. The only negative thing I can say about the place is they typically have 1-2 printers down.


The flavors are awesome. This is coming from a person who makes Indian food, so i know flavors and spices a lot.\nI am coming here next time too. I had catfish (Kari Lele) and it was tooo good.


Overpriced, food wasn't very good, the service was only decent. If you go to Cadillac Ranch go for the eye candy and the bar on a Friday or Saturday night otherwise you will walk out feeling like you just kissed your sister... yeah I said it!


I was actually trying to go to postinos- my AZ friends won't stop talking about it. I accidentally walked into joyride instead, So glad i did!!! Everything I had was insanely good. I love the funk decor, great music, very friendly (and good looking) staff. Service was quick! There's outdoor and indoor seating- it's comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. The food was yum. Yum YUM!! I had 3 tacos- braised beef, Tinga, and pork. First off all it's awesome that they even have Tinga on their menu. But the fact that it was good?! I'm grateful for being so tired after work to make this restaurant mistake. Oh!!! They serve aguas frescas too- they're take on them anyway. I had a cucumber one and I wish I had that recipe. I only wish I lived locally so I can return over abc over again.


It was an average restaurant. Mill gravy is to sweet and as other reviewer stated needs more pepper and really could use chunks of sausage. The smoked sausage was very good, would love the gravy with it in it. For breakfast the price is right. Service was great I'd give our girl a 5 star as she was prompt and nice, took good care of her customers. Our food was delivered very very fast I was shocked.


I'm not a red meat fan so my review probably doesn't count ... but I was talked into coming here with a few other burger officianados who said this place was to die for. I saw on the Yelp reviews that this place was a hot spot for vegetarians so I agreed.\n\nI ordered the quinoa burger which was pretty good. Kind of a crumbly burger versus a more cohesive one (which I dont like) but the flavor I did like. We shared a fries trio which was great!


So I was in Vegas this past weekend. It was the last weekend of drunken debauchery for a buddy of mine. So myself and 29 other dudes roll in a stretch H2 to Scores. We get hooked up. No Cover, get the VIP section. We did have to do bottle service which was no prob. I mean 30 guys and buy one get one didn't cost too much.  So we get 2 bottles of i dunno what kind of vodka and we get 2 more free so that was sweet. So walking into this place is pretty nuts. For one, place is GInormous. 2 floors of loud music, darkness to hide the ugly chicks and all the no no stuff going down, tiggo bitties, butt floss and dudes. So we get up to the second floor VIP section and the drinks are flowing. I think I'm on my 8th or 12th cran/vod and I'm toast. I'm asking why the waitress, who was hotter than all the strippers in the place, wasn't getting down with the lap dances. Yea she she was really flattered by my drunken dumbness...Alcohol, Wes and hot chicas don't mix....sometimes...anyways enough about that.\nThis chicks with the test tube shots were cool. Pay 10 bux, the chick puts the tube in the cleveland and you get to shoot it. Pretty simple and fun!\nSo the talent in this place wasn't that good. I mean you can look hot as hell but damn after 200 snaps, can a brotha get a boner? even just a tiny rush of blood to the other brain? cmon! this jack hammer pu$$y move thing that the strippers were doing just wasn't workin!!! Hmm maybe I was just too damn drunk to feel anything...aw well.


I have been to Porta Bella several times over the years.  Why I've gone there more than once I just don't know.  I just want so badly to like this place but every time it truly disappoints.  The only thing it has going is the semblance of a romantic atmosphere (although that's really only due to the low lighting).\n\nMy last trip I had the pasta primavera, artichoke and spinach ravioli in a pesto sauce and sauteed veggies.  The only problem was that there were 3 itty bitty raviolis in the entire dish.  Trying to find them was like an archeology dig amongst unfresh and limp veggies.  \n\nNext time you walk past the place do yourself a favor and just keep walking.  The sub-par food and service aren't worth your time or money.


Couldn't get help to try on shoes (that I would have bought) but they have more than one person greeting at the door.  Great!  No service here, although the selection isn't so bad.


Hmm... I read so many positive reviews on this place that I was really excited to try it. I got the pat's pounder platter with pulled pork, beef brisket, added on ribs for 3.99 and collord greens and hush puppies for around $23.00, kinda pricy, but I was hopeful on the quality.  Here is what I thought:\nPulled pork - really dry, and almost crunchy at times... definitely pass on this if I had to do it again\nBrisket  - pretty good actually, salty but good and flavorful \nRIBS - Never again! They were pretty much all bone, and so dry that I nearly broke a tooth! Given that this was a $4 add on to the plate I feel somewhat angry about it\nHush puppies - ok, nothing earth shattering \nGreens - really bland, although it didn't taste salty, kind of a shame, because a pound of salt may have actually improved the taste.


Partying all night in Vegas would not be complete without a night at Drais! Hot hot crowd. Coool people. Easy to get in. Not easy to leave.


This was my first time here. I found the decor very modern and upscale. Our waiter was extremely friendly and great with the recommendations. I am a creature of habit, but I wanted to eat outside the box. I usually order steak or pasta. I was eyeing the braised short ribs, but was unsure. However this was one of our waiters recommendations, so I ordered it with a side of Mac n cheese. The short ribs were off the bone and so tender that a knife was not required. The ribs were so moist and tasty and I wanted seconds. The pumpkin gnocchi  were also tasty and the Mac n cheese was creamy. One of the best meals I've had in awhile.


We had a bit of difficulty finding the new location.  The food was outstanding - we had the antipasto salad and a thin crust sausage and mushroom pizza.  (sausage was spicy!  Love it!)  However, the music was so incredibly LOUD that it was painful!  We had to ask 4 times to have it turned down and it wasn't until we told the waiter that his tip depended on lowering the volume that it was turned down.  We were sitting in a booth and had to scream to hear each other!  Awful, awful, awful!!!!  If you just want to go eat and have your ears bleed and have NO conversation, go for it.  Food was great atmosphere, not so much.


This is hard to rate. Its 5 stars for Dive bar authenticity, but 2 stars for the trechiotomy I needed to get due to the cancer sticks blazin'. Holy effin' cigarette smoke batman Seriously this bar goes above and beyond Dive with the water wheel in the back.. If you drink Vodkas that have fruity flavors and such don't expect to order that at Dispensary Lounge. The thing is this place is a must see. However, if you're not someone who is just down to drink and smoke for the whole night you don't wanna be here, at least experience it for a hot minute, This is a must for a checklist for all things Las Vegas Dive.... I still can't believe the carpet.


I wasn't that impressed with this restaurant when we are there a month ago, food was mediocre and tables were dirty. I just read that they were featured in Dirty Dining this week for for 38 demerits. \nhttp://www.jrn.com/ktnv/news/dirty-dining/Dirty-Dining-Asian-Buffet-and-Ra-Sushi-269299381.html?lc=Smart


Banana Shake and Seasoned Fries. \n\nStick with that and you are good to go!


AWFUL. I used to go here as an undergrad and recently paid them a visit. I was going to Krannert for a play and was running a bit late for a full fledge sit down restaurant, and I thought Basil Thai would be a fair compromise given their proximity and relatively quick serve. I ordered their Massaman Curry and it was just plain awful. The rice was cooked too long and was on it way to becoming congee. The curry itself was tasteless, way too salty, and over spiced to the point of being bitter. The pork was over cooked. I took about two bites and tossed the entire thing. Complete waste of like $9.


We waited 30 minutes from seating to eating and we did not order the baked pancakes that take 20 minutes to cook.  The eggs were a grey/green color inside and overcooked.  The pancakes were good, but not enough to make up for the rest of the experience.  We won't be back.


Pretty good subs.


I like a good dive bar. A place where you can sit, get a drink for cheap enough and not be bothered. So, when Nathan S. and AMber W. brought me here, I thought it was cool. While I'm not likely to rush into any mosh pits, I can get into a little punk music given the right environment and Rogue West is the right environment. \n\nWe took our seats and the bartender came for a drink order. He started by asking to see my ID. I thought: Hell yes, I'm gonna love this place. Until, the \"punk\" said, \"Wow! You're older than I am.\" \n\nSo, for that... you lose one star.


Ambiance very nice, but the food was OK at best.  I would have given it three stars, but when you take the price (very high) into consideration, it just isnt worth it.  Nothing bad, just not worth $60 for lunch.  Very, very average taste and we ordered the signature rolls.  There are dozens of sushi places in Phoenix where you can get sushi at least as good as Pure for half the cost.  One more thing - the maguro was pretty low quality - pale pink in color as opposed to the bright red that you would expect at a restaurant of this caliber (or at least this price).


We got passes for Haze from the Vdara front desk so we decided to check it out on a Friday. Because it was all guys, we left early. We got in line shortly before 10:30, making our group second in line. Within a few minutes, all the lines extended to the stairs. They held all the lines until 11 and then began letting in women and table reservations. The group in front of us had a couple girls and were let in pretty quick.\n\nThen Clipboard Man walked up to us and asked how many we had. My friend was in front of me and shouted, \"six.\" My original plan was to divide us into two groups of three but that went to hell quick. Judging by the size of his fauxhawk and amount of gel used to cover that abomination, I knew this guy wasn't going to want to let us in just like that. He gave us the classic Vegas line that they were only letting tables in at the time and it would be a while, unless we slipped him $20 each. No thanks, not tonight. He came back once more with the same line but we didn't budge. After twenty minutes, a different guy came over, asked how many we had, and let us in. Swag. We used our passes and walked in for free after waiting in line for a little over a half hour, not bad by Vegas standards.\n\nThe interior is dope as hell. It gets crowded quick though. Everyone rushed the bar after getting in, making it take a while to order. As far as music, Haze is predominantly house music, just like most spots. Sure they played hip-hop, but would switch it back to house pretty quick. I felt like a sardine on the dance floor but still had a pretty good time. And you can't beat free.


Last week, I had my first appointment with Simply Dentistry. Doctor Tran and her dental hygienist were both really nice. Dr. Tran gave me my cleaning and it was very thorough. I've never had the actual dentist give me my cleaning. I was wowed by their modern equipment to view x-rays. The office itself looks and feels like a spa. The plastic used to make the toothbrush that hey hand out is recycled from yogurt cups and when I'm done with it, I can send it in to be recycled again. They also commented on how they are almost entirely paperless and do their best to make \"green\" choices. Needless to say, this is not your typical dentist office and I like it!


Latta Park really floods when it rains but that aside, it's a cozy little park with nice walking paths, both paved and unpaved. It also has a basketball court and a kiddy playground.  There are trees and wildlife galore (birds and stuff) and tons of people walking their dogs, joggers and bikers passing through. \n\nJust watch out for cankerworm season.  All those odd strings suddenly hanging down from tree branches with the grubby little green guys on the ground?  Yep, that's them...  Gross!  Make sure to get your trees banded if there's a breakout in your area.


My work is close by, so my coworkers and I decided to order lunch from here the other day. I called it in and was quoted 20 minutes as my wait time. 25 minutes later I show up there and nobody knows anything about any order to pick up. The host directed me to a bartender, the bartender directed me back to the host. Both question me about who took my order, unfortunately I didn't remember her name but they made it pretty obvious that was more important to them than a solution to the problem. The two of them actually started arguing right in front of me about who took the order and whose job it was to do that. Then another girl comes up and tells me the order was never placed and it would be another twenty minutes from then. I told them to forget it and left. Well today I decided to try them out again. I called ahead to place my order and was quoted the 20 minute wait time. 20 minutes later I showed up and nobody had put my order in! Again! But this time the girl who took my call actually took full responsibility for it and put it in with a rush order. I did appreciate her accountability, but I doubt I'll be back for a while.


uncle sals is nothing special. in fact it's unspecial as in retarded in their customer service. the food is average but service is horrible. we have eaten there twice take out too actually. this evening. my girlfriend picked up the food and was told by the cashier that the salmon bruschetta would not be available so the kitchen left out the salmon and mamagement subtracted one dollar off the bill. complained right then and there.\nNothing was offered. This is the 2nd time our order was prepared with errors and not the tasty food we were anticipating.  My girlfriends seven year old daughter with the rest of her school mates could do a better job of preparing a take out meal.  When my girlfriend called Sal's again to complain the man identifying himself as the manager hung up on her.  \ni just read previous reviews where there is a cockroach infestion?


I stayed here a few nights ago with my friends for my birthday. Check in was a breeze  we got the one bedroom suite, when I first got into the room we had a problem with the projector after calling front desk the maintenance was there right away to fix it. I also had a really sweet housekeeper by the name of CG who made me feel very welcome.\nI loved the room and the hotel in general. the tub and the projector screen were a bonus I would definitely stay here again!


Three and a half stars rounded up. Slickables is simple, choose your cookie and your ice cream, pay, eat. It's cheap and delicious with freshly baked cookies and Dreyers ice cream, I just wish the interior was more put together... it isn't very inviting or well decorated.


We arrived here on a Saturday night after making a reservation and still had to wait 1/2 hour for our table. When we finally did sit, there were empty tables everywhere. \n\nThe waitress introduced herself and then left for 10 minutes without taking a drink order. I ordered a hot and sour soup with the lobster entree. The soup was great, but the lobster was just ok. Definitely not worth $40.\n\nThey forgot a few of our orders and took literally 15 minutes to run the credit card. I definitely won't be returning


Meh... That's about how I felt leaving SMG the other night. They were offering a Groupon for a $5 movie ($3 surcharge for 3D glasses). That was enough to get us in the doors. There aren't that many showtimes offered. \n\nThe screen was really small and the lighting from the stairs really threw off the movie viewing experience. I appreciate that they do the reserved seating thing but it was difficult to get four seats together without splitting rows. We ended up in the back row. \n\nThe service was noticeably slow. The waitress had a habit of just standing in the rows blocking the screen. That got really annoying... \n\nA few notes: The ticket counter is on the 2nd floor. Stop there first before heading up to the theaters. Don't forget your parking ticket, they validate. SMG is definitely not my first choice but I would return in a pinch.


My best friend and I visited Zinburger on a week night and found it to be fairly busy.  Although we could have gotten a table (with no wait) we opted to sit at the bar facing into the restaurant.  Wonderful design element.  We had an excellent view of what was going on and both agreed that the layout and design was excellent.\n\nThe food was expensive but it was very good.  We split a kobe burger, double truffle fries, zucchini fries and a bottle of wine.  I was definitely just the right amount of full and left feeling wonderful (maybe that was due to the wine?).  \n\nI'll be back to splurge.  This place was splendid.


This place is cute!  I've come here a few times on the weekends, and have never had a bad experience.  I will say, it's nothing out of the ordinary.  No magic coffee or special food that puts it above and beyond the competition...but no complaints either!  I DID try their BLTA (bacon, lettuce, tomato, avocado) sandwich, and it was heavenly. Would definitely order it again.  They have a nice patio are where you can bring your dogs and sit and read the paper, or chat with friends.  Pretty cool place!


Oh baby! This place is great. We ordered our fried turkey from here and it was delicious. We were slightly nervous that the turkey might be drying but it was very moist/flavorful. My thanksgiving dinner was a hit. Definitely recommend this. \n\nI've also dined here as well. I've had their \u00e9touff\u00e9e and the shrimp po boy. Yummy!! Uh to die for! \n\nI'll be returning for sure!


This review will probably get lost in the 100s that have preceded it, but I feel like my opinion should be known anyway. That's so Yelpy of me. : )\n\nHonestly, it's really not worth it to eat at this restaurant. Great service and pretty good food, but I have had a waaaaay better experience at a churrascaria for way less, I'm talking $26/person for buffet and that restaurant offered snake, alligator, etc. in addition to the normal variety. So, I was not impressed by Texas de Brazil.\n\nFirst of all, their meats weren't very exotic. They had chicken, beef, pork and one lamb variety. They had garlic and bacon-wrapped variations, but that was it. Furthermore, they were \"just okay\", nothing that made me want to drool.\n\nRice, mashed potatoes, and the bananas were very good side dishes, but you are at this restaurant for the meat, right? My favorite thing was the p\u00e3o de queijo AKA cheesy, soft, delicious, heavenly bread.\n\nWe got free cake. It was our anniversary and my man's birthday just a few days before. That was a nice touch, so I did write a raving review about my waitress on the comment card. But, unless I have a coupon, I won't be coming back here.


Decent for the money, but not spectacular. Wings were overcooked and dry. \n\nThe western bacon burger was decent. Bread was good.


I decided to try this place out despite the reviews, and everyone is 100% spot on. The decor is cool looking. The bathroom was odd. The hand dryer is located on the one faucet. So if there are multiple people, they have to wait to wash their hands while you fight with the awkward dryer. For the ladies...they actually don't have sanitary depositories in the stalls. You have to walk out of the stall to the main trash to throw things away (unless I missed it somewhere). \n\nI had the veggie burger. It was tasty, but is definitely on the small side. I would agree that it is more like a slider. The fries are good as well. I'd say they are pretty much a normal portion size, but if I'm paying extra, it would be nice to have a larger portion.  The water cups are tiny. You have to sip it like a fine wine. I was not stuffed after the meal. I was able to go to the movies after and down a medium size popcorn without any issues. \n\nI hate to say, but I don't think this place is going to make it. I think for the cost, it's not worth it. They need to make things cheaper or provide larger portions. I don't think there was an option to double up the veggie patty?


My boyfriend and I went on a date night and went to the movies. After the movie, we decided we wanted sushi and looked up great sushi places nearby. We ran into Yoshi Bento, and decided to give it a try.\n\nWhen we walked in, we wanted to leave and find another place because we were looking for a nice, sit down restaurant. However, Yoshi seemed like a to-go, fast food place. But the owner was very friendly, so we decided to give it a try.\n\nWe found a Groupon deal, $15 for a crispy avocado, 2 half and half rolls, and sake bomb for two. We ordered the Scottsdale Roll, Eel Dragon Roll, Crispy Shrimp Tempura Roll, and Salmon Garlic Roll. \n\nEverything was good! The crispy avocado is soooo good! LOVED it! The rolls were great as well, although the eel dragon roll was very cold. In my opinion it would be much better if the eel was warm! The owner recommended the Salmon Garlic Roll. I hesitated because I don't like jalapenos, but minus the jalapenos, it was very good! \n\nWe were able to get an appetizer, sake bomb, and try 4 different rolls for only $15! Definitely a great deal, and will definitely go back!


Every time I head to ABC cake supply I see this wonderful store on the way. I often say, \"I need to stop there.\" Today I did. It is a wonderful ecclectic store filled with unique items. From baby, wedding, kitchen and on! I picked up some of their mini cupcake stands! LOVE!!!


NO NO AND NO!!\n\nseriously 50 bucks just to enter??  And if you use any kinda plastic to get in, you'd better have an extra hundred lying around to cover the fee they reimburce you after they cash their 50. the only reason i went here was cause a friend was working other than that, i woulda got back in the cab and told the cabbie to take me back to the bellagio poker room..\n\nthe girls were EH, which is really disappointing since IT IS VEGAS, and spearmint is a big name! bummer. 2 stars cause the dress is real chill, def can get in with a T shirt flip flops shorts and a hat. i liked that.


Yep, this place is a winner.  I've been here twice, and left happy both times.\n\nI love that they have vegetarian pho (with tofu and veggies instead of meat) and the service is incredible - you can tell they really love their business and their customers.  I will absolutely be stopping here whenever I'm in the area.\n\nFYI, they don't serve beer/booze, but you can buy it in the market next door and bring it in!


I really like this place.  The massage prices are reasonable, and the staff I've encountered are kind, competent and professional.  PCCHH offers a wide variety of massages and \"energy work\" like acupressure and Reiki.  Their rooms are pretty quiet, so you don't have to listen to outside noises or other clients while you're trying to relax.  They are located in Regent Square across from Square Cafe.


one of our favs in Madison, very consistent and good, sister-in-law and mother-in-law were impressed last night


I was in Vegas for a couple of days and had an afternoon free. Decided to check out Bauman Rare Books...so glad I did!! It was my first time at the store and I was overwhelmed at all that they had there...some amazing items!! I was especially taken by the historical ones, such as The Federalist and The Declaration of Independence (to name a small few). There is something for everyone in this store from Walt Disney to books from the literary greats!  You can not help but find something exceptionally interesting in every part of the store.  I would've spent even longer there but didn't want to overdue my stay with the very kind woman that was working (forgot her name)...but she was extremely friendly and informative! Whether you want to window show or purchase, the staff seems inviting, friendly, and willing to share background on all the pieces.  What a gem of a store...I will be sure to make the store a visit on my next trip to Vegas and highly recommend it to any one that may be in Vegas or visiting!!


We arrived too late to be seated and were quickly told as much the second we walked through the door.\n\nBut we were hungry and so very pleased to find out they would let us order take out. \n\nThe food was prepared fast and tasted good. It was my first time eating at this chain so I'm not sure how it normally tastes. I really liked the garlic aioli that came with my pasta. The salad was tasty.\n\nThe manager Adam Wilcox, accommodated some of our party's particular requests.\n\nThey have gluten-free options - make sure you order them specifically even if you are ordering off the gluten-free menu.


If I can rate SLS Las Vegas Hotel -100 Stars I would!!!!!! The room are so so tiny, the floor is dusty, stains everywhere, on towels, bed sheet, table, and couch... Both bed side lights had no light bulb, lol yes, no light bulb in there! I was so excited to stay here because I had amazing time at the SLS Beverly Hills. However,  after I checked in this so call brand new renovated hotel, I feel so uncomfortable to stay because our room is beyond dirty, dusty and unfinished. I will never come back for SLS LV because you paid for a brand new hottest Las Vegas hotel cost, but only got local motel status! Everything was outdated... \n\nFYI I stayed at the Lux tower king suit, avg. $220 per night after taxes plus resort fees. I tried to upgrade to a SLS king suite, they said it's $700 per night, please see my pictures, the $700 Suite doesn't have light bulb either. So, needless to say, SLS Las Vegas, What a shame...


Not sure why ppl are saying they have bad pizza because it was pretty good to me.  However, I am debating whether the childhood nostalgia memories are kicking in.  From what I remember as a child I loved the pizza here! We came on a weekday for dinner, felt weird cause 2 adults, hahah whatever no shame.  We got a pizza and the wings, both were sooo good! The games are pretty old because I remember playing them as a child.. can't really comment on anything else except they have REALLY SLOW SERVICE.  It took 10 mins for someone to come to the front.  After dinner we relived our childhood days by playing the games, full and happy.  We'd probably come again for the pizza and wings


2.5 hour wait for a burger is ridiculous. The owners own uncle SAMs next door by now they should have fugues out they aren't getting over flow they should figure out away to use part of uncle dams for burgatory on weekend nights to increase table capacity and finally have the landlord give them permanent outdoor dining. JJ gumberg is too cheap to permanently make their outdoor dining area permanent.  If they left this space JJ could never replace them!!!  Although the food is good a 2 hour wait is obscene I have found many replacements


I have a dream. A dream that some day the North Shore will have a ton of amazing food options. I hope one day it will become a reality. For now, I think there's a smattering of okay-ish places and a lot of mediocrity. \n\nMaybe it's just the built in crowd. You come to a game, you gotta eat, right? And what are you going to eat? Either at a restaurant outside the stadium or inside. At this point I'd stick with inside for the novelty of it all. \n\nI stopped into Atria's on game day, but came in right as the first pitch was going out, so it wasn't packed in the least. Our server was obviously not into us, as well as serving that day, as she was pretty short with us the entire time. Sorry we bothered you...\n\nThe menu is incredibly limited with around 5 apps, 5 sandwiches and 5 main courses. I get that they're probably just limiting things for the crowded times, but I felt like nothing really called to me. I settled on going halfies and ordering an app and waiting until I was inside the stadium to get my \"main course.\" Crab fries, naturally. But that's beside the point.\n\nThe pieorgies we ordered were okay. They were doused in Parmesan cheese and a little overcooked, but it wasn't the worst thing I've ever had. Wasn't the best either. I think what really turned me off was the whole experience. Service, small selection and mediocre food. I should have just ordered two buckets of crab fries and called it a night!


As the name implies, this is a sub shop.  They have a variety of hot and cold subs, some traditional and some not-so-traditional.  You can get an Italian (cold cuts), meatball, Philly, and several more. So far all the ones I have tried are good.  \n\nThey only have \"white\" or \"wheat\" bread, compared to others who have four or more choices.  Their bread holds up better than Subway's bread (don't know why, but Subway bread seems to turn to mush pretty quickly).\n\nThey are pricier than Subway, but they are worth the difference.  And their staff was very friendly and helpful.  One thing you have to know is that after you pay you will probably have to wait about 5-10 minutes for them to bring the sandwich to you.  They make each one fresh, and custom to your order.  As near as I can tell they even slice the meat themselves after you place your order.  Unlike most places that have little bins of prepared ingredients.  So it does take a little longer.\n\nThey are popular enough that sometimes they do get busy, and the line can get long.  It's because lots of people seem to like their subs.  But it also means a longer wait if you hit them during a rush.  I try to time it a bit early (maybe 11:15 am), or a bit late (maybe 12:30-1pm).  If you try to go 11:30-12 you are likely to hit the lunch rush.


Beautiful lights for Christmas!  Great to come and see with or without kids.  Always try to do some of the local stuff when we go places, so while this was off the strip by a lot- it was worth the time.


Located within treasure island. It's an odd combo a pho shop and coffee shop. I only ordered a Cobb salad $15 and service seemed good, unlike other reviews.  The salad was decent and serving size was large. We spilt the salad between two people  and it was enough food.  I can't speak for the pho, but the bowls seemed large and people around me seemed to be enjoying them.


I should have read the reviews first.  If the reviews are that spread out its obviously \"hit or miss\".  This was my first and last time going there. It was definitely a giant miss for me.  After being seated and waiting for so long, I was about to just leave when the waiter called out on his way from the next table that he would right there.  After another long wait, he finally showed up. When asked about any of the menu items, he just looked confused.  When ordering a wine with dinner he had to put his finger on the page and leave with the wine list. Of course during this time, we had to specifically ask for water to drink be brought to the table. \n\nFor the appetizers, I had the French Onion Soup (not bad), while my companion had the Tomato Salad which consisted three slices of tomato with baby sprigs and a dressing. Hardly enough to be considered a salad. \n\nWhen the entrees arrived. They both looked, felt and tasted like they had been sitting under a heat lamp for far too long. My prime rib was cold as well as my \"whipped\" (mashed) potatoes. My companion had the club sandwich with rosemary pomme frittes (French Fries). Its hard to mess up a club sandwich, but the fries were cold, limp and greasy.  EVERYTHING had to be sent back to the kitchen!  My meal came out a second time and it was correct. My companions pomme frittes came out in the same state as the first attempt. She just gave up and simply said \"never mind\" to the fries. \n\nDuring the course of the meal our drinks ran low and eventually empty. My companion had to go to the hostess stand and ask if the manager could stop by our table with some water. \n\nWhen Mark the manager showed up, we conveyed our experiences with Rey the waiter.  He of course politely apologized. And offered to \"adjust\" the bill, which Rey promptly delivered. Rey seemed to have forgotten the the special I ordered came with dessert, so I had to remind him.  Of course coffee wasn't offered so I had to flag Rey down for som coffee. When we got our coffee, Rey was distracted by something else yet again and just put his carafe on the table in front of me like we were at an Ihop.  Since we ordered coffee, he had to add that to the bill and we had to flag him down yet again. \n\nSERVICE: Horrible\nFOOD:  Mediocre (at best)\n\nFor the guy that said \"not that bad\", I ask you how does it have to be before you feel like your time and money has been wasted?  How important is you time and how hard do you work for you money?  If you value either, you won't waste it at Le Cafe Ile Saint Louis.


No thank you. I don't like sounding like a snob or suggest that it is not possible to run a successful Japanese restaurant if you are not Japanese, but this place is horrible.  These folks aren't Japanese and their inexperience with the food shows.  The sushi rolls are very sloppy and loosely rolled, the crab is not crab, but Krab... Fake for sure.   The worst was the yakitori. Don't bother, because it is really a teriyaki shishkabob with broccoli and squash. The meat was over marinated and under cooked.   Run away and don't look back, there are plenty of authentic places around that don't cost any more than this place and will give you real Japanese food. The only thing Japanese about the place is the beer.  Very disappointed and won't bother a second time.


I would like to start with...go to another hotel. \n\nCheap rooms with pretty decor. Sink and shower faucets literally loose as a goose. Sunk in tub for a homeless person, or maybe, yeah maybe a homeless person had just taken a soak in it. Yep, that's it. It was gross. Towel holders on the wall fell to the ground when I hung my towel. Not very effective. Had to call security(manager that took 30 min to get there. Had to make a 2nd call to front desk and threaten that we would check out) on several 17 year old high school punks drinking and talking outside our door, oh and also mocking and threatening us. We are grown ass adults and don't have to put up with their crap. The chaperones should be shot since they were out there too. \n\nThe one star is for the bartender we had with our supper at the crappy Addiction restaurant. He is very nice and accommodating. He even remembered us the next day and said hi. He is alright in my book.


Worst service ever.  No one cares, was lied to, wasted my time, twice and ended up demanding a refund and taking business elsewhere.  NEVER AGAIN.


Employees are unhelpful and very rude. Took me 2 minutes in this location to realize that I need to stay with Verizon. I would\nNot reccomend this location to anyone!!!!!!


Slidin thru is one of the \"staple\" food trucks in Vegas that I feel everyone should go to at least once. I've been a loyal fan of them for forever. I also love that they have a brick and mortar store. My only regret is that I don't live closer to them anymore. \nOne of the major things you'll like at slidin thru is the vibe and environment. The music is always nice, and usually something you don't expect to hear at a burger joint. It's spacious and well designed. The aesthetics work well together and it's a very pleasant environment to be in. \nThe sliders are all pretty good. There's a vegetarian one that I've never tried because I'm team carnivore all the way. My favorite are the porky which is a pulled pork and jalape\u00f1o and the buffalo soldier which is a buffalo chicken inspired bit. They also have mystery sliders and random daily sliders that come and go so its always worth a shot to check that. \nThe fries in my personal opinion are meh. I've never had em where I like em there's always been something wrong with them so I never even really eat them anymore. \nAnother great experience is with the workers. They are always super friendly, super nice and give you a fist bump when you get your order. Another random aside is that the hats that the workers wear are awesome. It's a black/red/yellow SnapBack with their logo. It's ridiculously awesome and they sold it at the store for awhile. I've actually bought like 4 of them but because everyone loves it and always steals them from me because they just have to have it. Maybe I should just get a punch card with the hats. After the 4th hat your 5th is free lmao. \nBut overall this is a stellar place. Food is good, vibe is good.  If you ever aren't on the north side you can go to the food truck. They're usually at first Friday and strEATS and I know they do private events. They were supposed to open a second location down on trop and ft. apache but that has never come to fruition :(


I've been waiting for this place to open and was so excited when it finally did. I just got my first chance to go yesterday. It wasn't as good as I was hoping for. Our waitress seemed like she wanted to be anywhere but there and was impossible to find most of the time. Two people at our group ordered coffee and she never came around to give them a refill. The food was ok but I honestly could have made the same stuff at my house and I'm not even a great cook. I'm not totally writting them off...I know they just opened so I'm hoping that they will work out the kinks. I'll probably try them again in a couple months...I won't be rushing back next weekend!


Strange beginning to my debut here. The owner had stepped out when i arrived around 1pm on a Sunday, so i was left trying to order from the cook who doesn't know a lick of english (hello border patrol). He didn't understand \"#1 and #2 to go, but he did say \"let me call my boss\" so he calls his boss who didn't answer the phone. Five awkward minutes later, i yell out \"uno y dos and adios\" and the cooking got underway finally. Oddly enough, he asked in English if I wanted cheese. Both the shredded chicken and beef were tasty, but the edge goes to the beef, although both needed more peppers and onions and the promised garlic wasn't too prevalent. The chicken was kind of mushy too. The cornmeal pancakes were the best part, so i will probably focus more on veggie stuffings which would let those shine through more. The hot green sauce had much more flavor than other green buttermilky stuff, but gotta use that lightly. The cheese was a good addition for 50 cents.


*This Review Is For The Business Office Only*\n5 weeks and one day after my wife dropped an online class, we are still fighting with CPCC to get our refund. My wife has made multiple phone calls only to have one returned. It seems her refund is setting in cyberspace. They want her to get her refund by activating a CPCC debit card, which they get a kickback on, and which is no good to use anywhere other than at CPCC.\nMy wife explained that she is almost finished with her degree and will not be attending CPCC again, therefor, does need or want a CPCC debit card, but just wants her money refunded by a check or put back on our debit card. The girl in the business was not very helpful, but kind of rude and snippy, and said she would have her supervisor call my wife, which as usual, we are still wating on a return phone call.\nNot only did CPCC take an $85 fee out of our refund for \"not dropping the class in time\", but now we are having fight to get get the remaining amount of the refund.\nWhen she signed up for the class they took the money from our account that instant, but now 5 weeks and $85 in fees later, we are still fighting to get our refund.\nThere should be some kind of law to prevent this, but since there is not that is why we are going through this to try and get OUR money that CPCC owes us.\nWill post an update when and if this gets resolved, but after what we have already been throught with CPCC, I'm not holding my breath for an easy or fast resolution to this problem.


Nice room.\nStayed here for 3 nights.\n\nEarly checking cost $50 extra. Better than napping in the parking lot with wife, baby and mo in law in our tiny Honda insight.\n\nNot many places to plug in all of our chargers for cell phones so we took turns and used the restroom plugs.\n\nCheck in line was always long, with not enough staff to handle it...\n\nCheck out was a mad rush too. Vegas wasn't very busy this time of year. End of march.\n\nParking was free. \n\nThe iPod dock didn't charge the iPod and it had the wrong time.\n\nThey had a fridge and safe in the room.\n\nNo coffee pot in the room.\n\nThe checkout was kind of weird.  I suggest an easy checkout.  Get the folio under your door and just walk out if there aren't any problems with the bill.  We ended up standing in a 30 minute line just to check out.\n\nGood Job TI, but I think for the price, I might stay somewhere else.


As a part of the family reunion, we took a tour of the Motor Speedway. I guess a trip to Charlotte isn't complete without one.  I'm not a NASCAR fan, but when else would I be able to go on the track and it's new and interesting? The price for me was $6, due to Military discount. My niece, who is not even 2, was charged $5. We all piled into the van and headed out to the track. Suddenly, our driver turns off the air so we could hear her! Ah! Too many bodies and too hot for the air not to be on. \n\nThe tour was pretty neat though. Our guide drove us around the track and different areas while she explained the history of the track and how things operate. Then she went on the actual track, which was cool because on TV, the track looks flat, but it's not. She stepped on the gas, and we rode 2 laps around the track. The first time, she drove to the top of the bank, stopped so we could feel , and we were leaning sideways. Then, we all hopped out and took pictures in the winners circle.  The whole this was a pretty awesome experience. I can only imagine what that place is like around race time.


After diving, a group of about 10 of us stopped here for lunch.  I had the buffalo chicken snackers/sliders, which came with the salad bar, which was fresh and had some variety; however, not worth $9 on it's own. Someone had a bowl of soup, which consisted of about 4 spoonfuls, fries were cold, and portions were random (size wise), depending on what you ordered. \nWaiter was nice, but never really checked back in, once we had our food. \nLikely won't be going back. \"Meh\" just about covers it.


Wasn't what I thought it would be?  I ordered the Beach House but subbed in chicken instead of the burger. Maybe this was the problem? The chicken was not a breast, but instead it was diced and made the sandwich tremendously difficult to eat. My bun completely fell apart and I had to eat it with a fork! A fork! This just made it taste wrong. I tried my husband's paradise bacon chz and it was okay, but the burger patties were a bit greasy. The fries were really good, they had some sort of chili spice on them. The sweet potato tots were also good, but I'm not sure if they are homemade or store bought. Pretty sure they are store bought :(


Update: As of 9 June, Memphis Best is only open Thursday-Saturday, 1100-2000. Gunny says they're shifting their emphasis to catering over the summer. Whether he'll go back to Mon-Sat in the fall remains to be seen.


Piss-poor food and service at gourmet burger restaurant prices. \n\nThis establishment is so atrocious, one wonders whether it would better to simply toss remaining Groupon\u00aes in the white-coloured Waste Management recycle bin. One wonders how it even stays in business.\n\nThis place is subpar even by fast food standards; the audacity that they possess to charge what the burgers would go for at Hubert Keller's Burger Bar is offensive. \n\n14.49$ for an original and a drink. No, not an alcoholic drink -- although it would have taken quite a few of those to make this shitshow remotely tolerable -- but a regular five cent concoction of syrup with water.\n\nSo what exactly am I complaining about? Mainly, the fucking burgers suck. They suck. Lower quality than Burger King\u00ae. Lowest quality and most charred burger I have ever paid for; worse than eating at the DFAC/Chow Hall in the military. Worse than eating at the fucking public school cafeteria. Just marginally better than literally starving of hunger (I would have to give it some further thought). \n\nSo how the hell do they manage staying in business? Beats the fuck out of me. \n\nCome here if you wish for your meal to be more expensive, shittier, and be prepared slower -- and, possibly receive the wrong order (50% of the time, they have screwed up my order here) -- than if you just go to another burger restaurant, which is just several hundred meters away on the North East side of Fashion Show. \n\nDo yourself a favour: go to Stripburger\u00ae. They know what they are doing there and are much faster than here anyway. - E


If you absolutely, positively, have to pay nine dollars for a gourmet whopper at two am in Vegas, this is the best, and, I suspect, only place guaranteed to satisfy a singularly bizarre craving.


We were a little concerned when we saw the reviews but we had a great experience!! It was a wonderful evening on the lake, food was excellent, and service was good! They do cater to their members but if your not a member someone will come pick you up in a golf cart at the parking area and drop you at the front door. My husband had the special that night which was a pastrami hot sandwich. It was amazing!!! Fried fish was good too. Beautiful sunset on the lake and cold beer. We will be back!


The two stars are for my massage therapist (Janice) who was absolutely amazing! One of the best massages I've had. She was magic. If you get a massage I highly recommend her. \n\nThe spa was a glorified bathroom for the most part. The spa attendants weren't very attentive once they checked you in. I could see and hear them mostly talking to each other behind the counter most of the time. \n\nThe steam room probably fits 3 people comfortably, the sauna is a little bigger and would fit more. The bathrooms are literally in the same area. Not much privacy. They have hydro tubs,  also all in the same room. But charge to use them, which seems unfair since the men's lockers has a complimentary jacuzzi. I was there for several hours and never saw anyone use the hydro tub, probably because it was overpriced and not very private as it sat in the middle of the room with a shower curtain around it. Then when it was time for my massage I was taken out of the spa area and through the gym. Kind of awkward in my bathrobe while people were working out watching me walk through in a robe. \n\nIf you want to enjoy a fabulous massage you will not be disappointed, but don't expect much from the day spa portion.


$30 for adults even though the sign outside says $21.99. This price also includes bottomless mimosas. The line is never long and you pay through a machine to get in.\n\nThe best items in the meat section were the prime rib, bacon, and bacon bits. The best desert item was carrot cake. Don't get anything red velvet-flavored. The best breakfast item was egg florentine that gushes with butter.


Not a fan of this store, place is very empty. Floor people are very rude.\n\nWent in to shop with my family, was greeted very rudely with a basic hello. \n\nStaff was just huddled around the registar, almost seemed annoyed that we came in.\n\nWas looking for the shoe department , when asking where it was the gentleman that was working rolled his eyes and basically just pointed the direction it was in. \n\nWill not return here.\n\nI can see why no one shops at this sears.


I enjoy good Persian food. This place is good.  Cherry Rice misses the mark, but everything else is tasty. Very affordable too.


I just stayed at the Sahara this weekend. The hotel is grotty and needs an update, so much so that we were surprised to see that the health board had given the Caravan an \"A\" rating. \nThe line to get in was disorganized and confusing, the service was poor (we had to give our orders multiple times) and the breakfast was mediocre. \nIt took almost 30 minutes to get our check, give them the payment and get the credit card receipt back at the end of the meal. It's no wonder that the line is so long when the place is so inefficient.


This place truly could not be better. I came here for dinner with some family after reading some good yelp reviews. Upon entering, we were warmly greeted by the owner's father. He brought out chips & salsa for the table immediately and answered all of our questions about the menu. The food was insanely delicious - I had the CC Sizzle sopaipilla style. It was so good that I devoured the entire thing, which left me in a ridiculous food coma - but so so worth it. The rest of the family loved their meals as well. Before we left, the cook came out and placed warm sopaipillas covered in cinnamon on our table & said they were \"on the house\". Once again, delicious. As we were leaving, we paid & tipped our lovely waiter. Much to our surprise, he did not even want the tip! After some insisting though, he did kindly accept. He went above & beyond to make his son's customers happy and that alone was enough to bring us back here. Try this place - you won't be disappointed!


To begin: my husband and I weren't fans of Las Vegas. The pungent aroma of desperation, the garishness that tries to pass for opulence. It is the Kardashian of cities.\n\nWe chose the Mardi Gras because they don't have any hidden fees. No \"resort\" fee, no \"wi-fi\" fee, no \"cable tv\" fee that some nearby hotels charge. It's a cheap stay with no strings attached.\n\nThe room was just what we needed: cheap, quiet, off the Strip. The room itself was nice: large and well-appointed with a sitting room and kitchenette. Nothing broken, didn't smell like smoke. Bed was comfy. Not as nice as you'd expect from Best Western, but it was acceptable. A little out-dated, but who cares? It's thirty-five bucks, I'm not gonna quibble about the decor. \n\nThe staff was very friendly and helpful. The wi-fi worked. The picture on the TV was shitty and we only got, like, 12 channels. That could be a down-side for some (personally, I didn't care). The shower in 2196 was, hands down, the BEST shower I've ever had in a hotel. It was one of those massive shower heads the size of a dinner plate... very luxurious and an unexpected perk. \n\nThe neighborhood was extremely sketchy (like something you might see on an episode of \"Cops\"), the casino reeks of cigarettes and was patronized by some chilling derelicts, but that's not the hotel's deal.


We were just walking around starving and came across this place with a little line up out the door (this place is tiny so it looked real full). Lucky for us there was an empty table so we decided to try it out. \n\nWe got a beef burger, poutine and orangina. The service was pretty good considering there were only 2 people working (one cook and one cashier) and they still have to take care of approx about 5-6 small tables and a line up. They were incredibly effecient and no mistakes! The food was pretty good, well worth the money!  (which is not expensive at all)


The food here is very average with funky tasting desserts. My husband is a platinum players card holder so we breezed through the, what seemed like a crazy, 2 hour wait line that ends up in the casino area. \nThe waiter came around often but never had a smile on his face.  The carving station attendant was rude and obnoxious. \nHonestly, the only thing I really enjoyed was the coffee!  Can someone please tell me if it's a special Bellagio blend or can I get this from Jean Philippe? Never tried their coffee before.


Penn and Teller certainly get one thinking... and one of the topics is \"Did I really enjoy the show?\"  They are very personable, connect and mingle with the audience (playing the bass in the pre-show or when they turn up the house lights), and convey their continued passion for the craft.  When they supposedly explained how something was done, I anticipated that the point would be that they would then do something inexplicable.  Maybe I just didn't get it, but I don't think they added a confounding twist... maybe I miss that touch of slickness.  I want to be wowed in a magic show, and the fire eating, flag burning (obviously more flimsy than the one they had folded), nail gun, and newspaper tearing just didn't do it.  I guess Penn's tour de force rants make the show transcend your typical magic show; I loved catching a glimpse of his palmed ball of foil - you also glimpse his humanity.  I hope Teller isn't really mute... I think he was talking during the post-show photo-op... and does that camcorder bit mean we heard him speak!?  Penn's a great actor if that was scripted!  I guess I have to conclude that it was a worthwhile show for its blend of comedy, illusion, and commentary.  \nI wonder if they implanted a subliminal message about getting dessert afterwards (okay, he said it out loud).  Too bad we didn't look at our ticket stub because there was a coupon for free dessert attached!  The Rio is missing out on a huge money maker by not directing the departing crowd towards in-house choices.


The wings are to die for, atmosphere is nice, crowded but spacious enough to eat and be comfortable. I couldn't see the menu cause it's a little dark. Lol prices are great.


Grade: C-\n\nThe most over-rated restaurant in Madison. Decent food. Outrageous prices. Good service. How this place is still in business amazes me.


Horrible pizza. Extremely inconsistent. Every once in awhile you will get a good slice if you come mid day but if you order a whole pizza prepare for disappointment.\n\nHowever...awesome hot Italian Sub.\n\nHe Cheeseseak is dry and does not contain much meat.


Probably should give this one star, but can't bring myself to go that low.\n\n+ Huge buffet that is laid out so as to allow for plenty of room to maneuver\n+ Buffet was kept well stocked - nothing was ever low or empty\n+ Staff was very friendly and very prompt with clearing plates and getting refills\n\n- The food. The majority of it. Here's why:\n\n- The sushi rolls were laden with crab-like-slaw; every roll had a healthy dollop of it\n- Each piece of sushi I tried was warm-to-hot; this scares me\n- The rolls were covered in various sauces - I'd rather they feature the fish than some cheap, mayo-based sauce\n- The tuna nigri was dry and also warm\n- The salmon nigri was very hard to chew and was warm to the touch\n\n- The General Tso's chicken tasted quite odd; not anything like what I've had before\n- Broccoli and chicken was barely lukewarm; chicken was decent but flavorless\n- Egg rolls were very crispy, but I'll be darned if I could tell what they were filled with\n\n+ Potstickers were tolerable; wish they had little bowls for the sauce\n\nSo... I'm pretty sure I won't be back. The \"value\" of an inexpensive buffet isn't worth the lottery-like-quality.\n\nUPDATE (24 hours later): I experienced some serious \"discomfort\" in the 'ole digestive tract later in the evening and through part of the next day. I suspect the lack of proper food storage temperature may have played a role. I would urge Journey to check the temperatures of all of their foods - sushi rolls should not be lukewarm, and hot dishes should be hot.


This used to be my favorite spot in old town...and then suede closed...and now it can only be described in ONE word: GHETTO!


Gets the job done .had a Weiss and a light beer ... Got me buzzed and I think I've had enough ;)unpasteurized beer is good for you in moderation .


I was sent here for a ACE Fitness convention for my fire dept along with 4 other people. They told me they couldn't charge the credit card they had because it had to be the one used to make the reservations. (which isn't true because companies pay up front for group rates on one card) We were then told we had to have an actual credit card  (not debit card) to put the security deposit on. Unfortunatly i offered mine up since i was the only one in thr goup who had one. The RIO ended up charging my card over 15 times for 4 seperate rooms. \n\nIts taken me about 2 months to get them to credit my card and charge the cities card as they were supposed to. There was some type of problem with the DC gov't credit card so they went to the only one other one on file (mine) without authorization. \n\nThe only reason they got two stars, friendly (yet not competant hep), nice rooms with decent views, good -not great- location for decent prices, free shows and a good shuttle service.  I didn't like the overly priced drinks, all of the \"working girls\" , extreemly smokey atmosphere some nights. The gym there was about 20-25 a day (rediculous) One of the guys with me had a leak in his room and they didn't imediatly move him to a new room to repair the leaky ceiling - he was supposed to be comp(ed) free internet and that was also charged to the wrong credit card (mine).The internet was $15?? a day or week (cont remember exactly) WHen most hotels offer free internet. I've contacted them about this several times and was offered no apologies after haing to move alot of money from my savings to my checking accounts to cover their mistake.


I found this place on the internet - after much research. We couldn't have been more satisfied with the accommodations for our dogs. All the people working their are definite animal lovers and give our pets the loving care they need while being boarded . I loved the web cam where we could watch the dogs on the internet. Our dogs had a private suite with their own dog run. They also have an area for group boarding with play pools and fun areas for the dogs to enjoy and socialize with other dogs. \nI would highly recommend this facility!!


Wow, where to start. I would have hated this show even if it were free. I want the $100 and 75 minutes that I gave to this show back. \n\nMaybe 15 minutes total was an animal on stage. The rest of the time, it was goofy crap. The audience (which was only 1/3full) was so confused that there was hardly any clapping. \n\nDon't go! I wish I'd read the reviews first. The good reviews have to be written by the performers. There is absolutely no way people think this is even mediocre. I don't know how this show is running in Vegas. A total embarrassment. I'm sure Popovich is a nice guy who loves his animals, but this shouldn't be a show. My 4 month old puppy who just graduated from his puppy class could have done this stuff. I don't get it!


Honestly... Two stars may be a little rough here simply because - You created your own food here and it really can only be your own fault but.... It just wasn't for me.  \n\nI decided to go with a seafood geared noodle dish and my wife went with a chicken based one.  The vast selection of toppings and portions was nice, but seemed on the side of lower quality.  The crab really seemed like imitation crab (probably was) and the scallops were rubber.  Having said that - The chicken dish was much better.  3.5 stars good.  We both went with the \"stir fry\" sauce and it was simply fine.  Creating your own dish seems cool but honestly, why go out to eat just to prep your food.  Also, why the heck was their 15 waitresses there??  What was 20% for, I'm picking everything out, dropping it off, and all you do is walk it out.. .. That was confusing.  \n\n-Ian M.


I love Chompies.  I really do.  Just stay far far away from this place on Sunday morning / afternoon.  The place is incredibly understaffed.\n\nTable for 3 with a baby.  Told us it would take 15 minutes to sit.  It took more like 30.  We sit down.  We wait 5 minutes, no waitress.  A table next to us get's seated.  They get greeted, get their drinks then get their food order taken.  Then the same waitress comes over and takes our order.  So now we've waited 30 minutes to be sat and 15 minutes to have a waitress come to our table.\n\nI ask for 1 scrambled egg to come for the baby as soon as it's ready.  10 minutes later a manager comes to the table with our egg.  It's undercooked and cold.  Very mushy.  You would think being the manager, he's qualified to take a look at a scrambled egg and know this is undercooked.  It was quite obvious.  I send it back.  20 minutes later our food comes out.  Still no egg.  I ask the food runner.  She comes back with an egg that cooked fine but freezing cold on a very hot plate (a very tell sign that these eggs have been sitting under a heat lamp for 15 minutes)  If the egg was for me, I would have sent it back.  But it's for a baby and I would have cooled it down before I fed him.  \n\nThe food was great but never saw our waitress again after she took our food order.  If we wanted water or extra napkins, I got up and got it myself.  \n\nThis isn't my first rodeo.  My wife had her baby shower here on a Sunday and we got the same crappy service.  I need to remind myself to stop coming here on Sundays.


This Starbucks is great. It's usually pretty busy because the location but it has a drive thru which is very convenient. It's also close to my home and it's a few cents cheaper then the Starbucks in Von's up the street.


Not the cheapest local shop but has a good range of products and often does wine deals to compete with the multiple's. Margiotta's is great for picking up last minute items and has a great range of salads and dinner items. Not so great for gluten free foods (no bread) but some of their indian range (pakoras/bahjis) are gluten free and they stock Mrs Crimbles coconut cookies if looking for a quick fix.


bottom line mexican food for white people too scared to go to a taqueria . every entree is 2 dollars more than it should be , but that said the flavors were fine . salsas were nice and smokey .


I walked into the barbershop with my boyfriend who requested Valarie. The emo receptionist gal explained it will be 45 minutes, she took his name and number. \n\nWe returned approximately 40 minutes later...so 5 minutes early for the appointment time, and were told it will now be at least 30 more minutes because Valarie had started another client; however the same receptionist said \"you weren't here so we took someone else\" then said \"I called you\" we confirmed she had the correct number and there was no missed phone calls...This is POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!  \n\nI have been in the salon industry almost 20 years and I would NEVER treat a customer like this.  No apology,  just lie to my face because the receptionist thought she could squeeze someone in and there were other stylist available....not acceptable!  We left and my boyfriend was pissed and will not return.


I spent some time at Encore on opening night. \n\nCASINO: It's just like the Wynn, but with a slightly altered color scheme. \nToo much red; I felt like I was walking around in a maraschino cherry.\nThe ceilings are too low making it seem claustrophobic.\n\nRESTAURANTS: The Cirque-y moving-walls at Switch will underwhelm you every 25 minutes.\nDidn't get in to Sinatra's cuz there was a private party. \nDidn't get to Botero Steakhouse but it looks very appealing. Art helps with protein-digestion as far as I'm concerned. \nThere is no buffet: halleleujah!\n\nXS was the one bright spot...a gorgeous venue! I predict this club will become the hottest destination in the club universe. \nUntil,of course, the next over-the-top, Rome-is-burning club opens.\n\nDidn't see the rooms yet. \nI heard the Spa is extraordinary.\n\nThe best thing about Encore is the same as the best thing about Wynn: the employees. They are the best-trained casino-workers anywhere. Frankly, it's worth going there just for them.


You wouldn't think brunch at this place, but you'd be so wrong. Great breakfast with inventive dishes including a unique spin on eggs Benedict and a great pastrami hash. Don't miss the Bloody Mary bar.


I stayed here for 4th of July weekend, arrived July 4th-July 7th.  We got valet service along with baggage service  both pretty quick.  We arrived early so we ate at the beach cafe.  Not a bad lunch menu.  Moderately priced.   We came back to check in and the regular line was though the casino and the HHonors line was short.  Luckily I had the HHonors which only took 10 mins to check in.\nSo we stayed in the paradise tower.  \nCONS:\nOur toilet stopped working that same night.  We had to call maintenance twice!  The plumber finally came and fixed it fairly quick.  Our A/C never got below 74.  Which was torture.  The water for the tube was warm but once you turned on the shower it was cold and took a while to get warm.  The vent in the bathroom was full of dust, it even leaked on our toilet.  One of the closet doors kept coming of the track.  Wish each room had a refrigerator. \nPROS:\nWe had a view of the strip.  The TV was a flat screen, they do have Ihome clock/radios. I liked the shutters.  Each room has two complementary bottles of water. Smelled clean.\nThis is the second time we stayed.  What drew me back the second time was the smell of the casino it doesn't smell like smoke, it has a sweet smell. You can see the renovations in the casino.  Looks fantastic!  One draw back is they don't have poker.  Staff was very friendly, never had a problem with staff.  We went to the laugh factory good line up of comedians.  My first experience we didn't have any problems with the room except the tube wasn't sealed correctly and the water was leaking in the wall. My buddy stayed there and had the brand new renovated Bungalows, not an issue.  It seems like all there rooms are not renovated.  What I don't like is the resort fees.  Seems like more and more Las Vegas Hotels are adding them to the bill.   I don't think I'll come back again.  This isn't a four star resort.


This Place is Beautiful!\nMy friends and I were invited over by a promoter on the strip. It was a Saturday night and we were dressed for and on our way to the club. He told us that we would have dinner and drinks for free at Besos and would have free entrance into the club that was just nextdoor, Eve(see review). This was around the time when Aria hotel had just opened so we were stoked!\n\nThings went exactly as he said they would. We got a free meal and free glass of Champagne. It was very crowded in there too. Everyone was dressed nicely, they were chatting and drinking their lives away. This is the kind of atmosphere I enjoy!! LOL\n\n I only ordered a salad because I didn't want my stomach to expand any larger than it already was in my skin tight dress! The salad was decent good and my glasses of champagne, even better. We sat at the bar and the bartender was so nice, very personable and funny.\n\nIm not exactly sure what the prices were like here but the restaurant is inside of ARIA so I would say $$$$ sounds about right!


Whenever I would walk past Inca, there would always be a good atmosphere and almost always busy. It was only natural that I paid it a visit, to see what all the fuss was about. From the outside, the Italian mosaic-style writing is really quaint and lures you in, but I did not appreciate the harsh tiles on the inside, and I don't know which 'mood' the lighting was going for, but it was near impossible to see my friends, let alone my food. When we asked for a candle, we were told that there were problems with the electricity, so probably shouldn't have an open flame. This made us want to stay...\n\nThe food was ok. Average, nothing special. I'm a traditionalist, so opted for the Carbonara (surprise surprise) and it was quite tasteless. To be honest, it wasn't worth the calories. My friend said she saw something black scutter across the floor at one point. The restaurant seemed clean enough and everything was laid out well, but there was something not quite right.\n\nI'm a bit hesitant to report of my bad experience in Inca as it is always so busy, so must attract custom from somewhere. There must be an amazing dish that I haven't heard about, or something I'm missing. When I find it, Ill let you know. Until then, stay clear.


Made reservation a day ahead for 6/19/2013 pick up and we were there at the pickup place 15 minutes before the scheduled time, the bus never show up (we paid for round-trip ticket- ARIA to/from LAS airport). We tried to call, and the customer service wasn't too helpful. They just told us to wait for the next bus that's at 2pm. There were two other people waiting for the bus for 2 pm, and the bus was late for 20 minutes. I would suggest people don't buy round trip ticket from them because the bus was not on time at all. Waiting outside for more than 1 and half hours was definitely not fun! Words to the company, \"Don't ruin people's plan/vacation! You can't really run airport shuttle if you can't be on time.\" (oh well...maybe you can still run airport shuttle even if you can't be on time...since it only mess up other people's plan and you guys still get $$$$$ :P not cool)