Came Friday night about 9pm & was immediately seated.Waiter soon after took our drink order.\nChips, Bean Dip & 2 side salsas arrived shortly thereafter. Chips were warm, crispy & fresh. I know some have complained  about the chips but ours was very fresh & warm. Bean dip was awesome as others have raved. Especially when dipped into the guacamole like salsa, which was very good. The other salsa (red) was somewhat watery & too mild. \nI love breakfast regardless of time of day, so ordered Chorizo con Huevos & wife ordered the special Lobster seafood Enchiladas. Both orders came with rice & beans and Chorizo came with tortillas.\nChorizo was cooked the way I like & tasted ok but lacked that reddish residue oil which would have greatly improved taste & moisture? Wife's Lobster enchiladas was great. She would order same again. \nBeans were ok but better after adding some salsa. Rice was tasteless, bland & watery, like it was re-steamed? but better than dry undercooked rice like some restaurants serve. Again better when sprinkled with salsa. Flour Tortillas were wax paper like & thin similar to those low fat tortillas?\n\nService was great! Waiter continuously returned to check on us.\n\nWould be 4 stars if not for the negatives listed above.\n\nWe would definitely return again. Especially since they are open 24/7 & food is good.\n\nUnderstood, is that, everyone has their own taste! And everyone's comments, including mine, are therefore subjective.


Here in Edinburgh on vacation and was checking out the Yelp Reviews.  Thank you all for your Oink recommendation.  Juicy and wonderful with the Spicy Cheese and Apple Sauce.  It dripped down my jacket but I didn't care.  Will go again tomorrow.  Thank you Yelpers.


German food: What is German food? Is it good? These were two of my questions, prior to coming here. I absolutely love it! I love  the sauerkraut, the brauts, the schnitzel, and the pretzels! The food here is amazing and the service is terrific. Now I'm a German food lover.  Oktoberfest is almost here! We'll be reserving our table this coming week. Can't wait!!


We come here often! The food is excellent and fresh. We have great service and enjoy the ambiance. They have delicious salsa and you can ask for one a bit hotter and wow it's great! They also have great lemonade!!\n\nDuring the week they have very reasonable lunch specials!


This is the first time I have ordered from them and I must admit I want too happy.  They delivered in a timely manner, but the pizza wasn't very good.  Hardly any cheese and my pizza was burnt :(. I also ordered wings and the sauce wasn't too flavorful.  I will stick to my Rosatis.  Sorry Barros you were not very good, at all.


I stay at the Wynn 6-8 times a year. Lakeside was my first time visit. They only had 3 star review but I still decided to try with my wife and few friends. I was very disappointed when they brought me the bill it was $150 higher then we ordered it. Waitress immediately apologize and told me she is going to fix it but it has been 10 days and nothing got reversed...Stay away from Lakeside...


Let me start by saying service here was pretty impeccable. Not MIA and not over-bearing, a good mix. Refills on the waters/ soft-drinks and, my favorite, the salsa. Very friendly servers. \n\nThe food is pretty decent (from what I can tell). You won't be disappointed with the Fajitas or a Taco Salad. However, think twice about the Quesadillas. Unless your into a Quesadilla SOUP you may not be thrilled with this dish. The runny, \"cheese dip\" cheese is like a pure swimming pool on your plate. I had to eat the entire Quesadilla with a fork and knife. \n\nBut yeah, other dishes look good. I'd be back.


Well I am a big fan Chef Ramsey and his styles of food so I am biased, I had the pork burger, was a great spin a burger.  Truffle fries are a must get, and the chipotle ketchup was great as well.  The atmosphere is loud and modern, we enjoyed that.  \nThe waitstaff was the part not quite up to par with what I would expect from a GR restaurant.  They could be a bit more attentive and less social with each other and pay attention to the customers.  \nThe wait was fine, greeters were nice.\nOverall it's a $50-$75 burger trip, but the uniqueness and experience is worth it.


I don't even want to give one star. Worst dining experience ever. EVER!! Got there at 700 p.m. ordered 2 waters, and an iced tea. Then the wait began....the waitress. ..rude and overworked...took our orders. There were only 3 of us. At 8:10 we were still sitting waiting for our burgers n fries. The waitresses were not anywhere to be found. I kept asking how much longer and she kept saying...I dont know..like...can you ask the cooks??? People were walking out left and right. The waitresses were meeting people at the door talking people out of staying. They told them to come back early afternoon when it is slower. What are we supposed to do for dinner tonight? They ran out of bacon, shoestring fries, pastrami, diet coke. Finally...we just left. I heard the waitresses apologizing to people with to go orders the whole time we sat there too. Never ever ever would I go here again. We were there for over an hour and in that time...only 1 table got their food. Get it together!  It is quite a drive in the middle of nowhere so I was hoping it would be a hidden gem. NOPE!!! This place has a lot to learn about running a restaurant and customer service. Save your gas!


When it's so difficult to reserve at a restaurant, your expectations obviously rise about the type of service/food you can get there. First time I went, even with a reservation, we had to wait 45 minutes in line. While normally at other restaurants the waiter apologizes and sometimes even offers you drinks on the house for this unforeseen wait, the waiter rudely said it wasn't his fault and we just need to wait or leave.\n\nOverall, nothing special, it's a typical newly opened plateau bistro that claims to be much more than it actually is. Small appetizers, while nicely presented, are mostly bland, no originality in the tastes and sizes are ridiculously small.\n\nSecond time around, ( why we even went back is beyond me)\n\nthe new waiter is even more rude than the first time around, refuses to speak in English, is absolutely unattentive to our table and does what no waiter is ever allowed to do to a customer, calling us cheap and asking us to never come back to this restaurant( each bill was around 25-35$)!!!! I have NEVER seen this type of demeanour in any restaurant not even in France, where the waiters are infamous for being rude.\n\nDon't go there, it is not worth your money, nor your time


Wonderful find! I just saw her today and all I can say is I hit the jackpot! I just moved to az and as any woman knows trying to find someone to do a Brazilian wax is a pretty anxious experience but right when I met her I felt comfortable. She knows exactly what she is doing and from someone that has been waxing over 12 years I can say she is the best! I have very sensitive skin and have always left everywhere else with some soreness/sensitivity and today I left without any of that. She was quick and efficient. I also got a facial as I bought her yelp deal and she also did a fantastic job on that. No need for me to look any further I have found my regular estetician! Also want to add my navigation took me to a field so if yours takes you there turn around and it's in a strip mall on the left.


Never did anything like this before, a friend invited me as a birthday gift. Seriously the best night out in a loooong time!! I have NEVER painted in my life and I actually came away with a decent piece of work! \n\nThey have great food, the wine was great, and the service and teaching were excellent! I can't wait to do it again!\n\nGirls night, date night, or just for the heck of it, seriously try this, what a blast!!


Ok, so forget about going here to get new (well sort of) threads guys- NBE seems to be quite a little gem for finding those oddball things you never seem to know where to find. Looking for a zombie brain jello mold for your Halloween party? NBE has one!  How about a nightlight with Rosie the Riveter on it \"We Can Do It!\" for your funky smelling hippie feminist friend?  I bought one for myself!  Fake moustache to hide your identity while driving past the pesky speed cameras on the freeway? It wasn't you! NBE has them in a pack of 5 different styles including a jumbo 'stache and commie style!  Tiny Asian-made and Asian-size tweezers only used by the best nail techs in all of central phoenix! Complete with tiny Asian heart clip to keep them secure and safe. .99 at NBE!!!\n\nDo I need to say more? Seriously, hair ties in every size shape and color, dirt cheap plugs in a variety of styles, and a cute counter girl that laughed at my unpatriotic 4th of July joke.  It's really worth the drive to Mesa (yes it still is a city).


2 weeks after being promised a credit for 1 night, still nothing!!!  Was on the phone over 45 minutes with no results....


The Shiloh really makes you feel like you are home. The food is really good, the beers are varied, tasty and refreshing and the drinks are very moderately priced. I am not from Pittsburgh but I go there often and I always make the Shiloh my first pit stop! \n\nDo it!


UN AMMO is straight up. The prices on ammo are not arbitrarily raised by retailers- prices are up at the source. When a retailer pays more he must charge more.  If you can find it cheaper- buy it, don't blame the store owner for the repercussions of your poor candidate selection last November.  When Cabela's, Walmart and Bass Pro Shops are completely out- UNAMMO has some.  These guys are knowledgable and helpful.


This place has the potential to be great!!!  The new menu items sounds so yummy, but it just doesn't deliver.  Its bland bland bland.  Tastes like a frozen meal i could just heat in microwave.  My pesto pasta with chicken was such a disappointment--my husbands spaghetti was bland as well.  The the price of entrees, the nice atmosphere, the friendly service--why isn't the food better?  Save your money and make pasta at home.


Really wanted to like this place more.  Nice booths, pleasant server, great salad (two bucks extra but very good) - wonderful bread... But entrees were so-so.  Tasted like reheats covered in sauce. Temp of food should have been hotter... the eggplant did not taste as fresh as it should have.  The sauce was just OK.  Italian is all about the sauce and it was just very average.  Really expected better.  Eggplant/chicken parm were just OK.   Also, never got refills on water.  Wish the entrees were as good and their salad.


This is a weird place, but it was very laid back.. and lit up. For a dive, its sure are bright in here.. but thats ok. I had a few $1 drink during happy hour 5-7, and then I had a few moderately priced drinks. \n\nIt was ok, but definitely nothing to write home about. The waitresses was nice enough, and the atmosphere was ok. But there was nothing that ever would draw me back here again.\n\n.. und das... ist das..


first paintball experience ever for a company event and i got tore up.\n\nthe pain is addicting after awhile.  at first you're just like #(#$#($#@)*$$#&*, then after the initial shock wears off you're like yeaaa, battle wounds bitch!\n\nmy review could be biased as i don't have much to compare too, but the staff was really helpful, and knew what they were doing.  the place is quite huge.  i was told there would be a concession stand, but it wasn't open at the time we went.\n\ni have been wearing my bruised ass body with pride.\n\nwill definitely do again!


I love their sauce and will gladly trade fries and bread for extra sauce. :)\nOn our most recent visit, employee Kenton was SO patient and professional in explaining how we could get the most chicken for our $$.  Little things like that is what will keep me a loyal customer.


Awesome pho here.  I usually get the #7 (Rice noodles with fresh chickens.)  Although the shrimp Pho is pretty good too.  Honestly, I have not been disappointed an anything I've had from there.  The Thai iced tea is really good, too.  When you first walk in to the place, you may think twice - it is an old taco bell converted to vietnamese restaurant.  But don't let that stop you - the food is excellent.  I've gotten a lot of people hooked on the place - even people who are picky eaters and won't try anything \"non-american.\"


I order the number two combo which is the combination burrito fries and a coke. The French fries at Del Taco are always good. the combination burrito was very small and bland. the first half of the burrito was all beans and the second half of the burrito was all meat. The place looked fairly clean and the workers seemed nice. I'm here for the food please lets get it right.


So I used to go to Bahama Buck's in high school in North Scottsdale until it magically vanished! Out of business? Who knows why this busy bad ass little spot stopped serving Shaved Ice and Smoothies to the teenage masses. It wasn't until today (about 13 years later) that I realized there was another one! Hooray!


Thought I would give the Hula another try. Had the pork sandwich with coleslaw. Short story is the pork was tough as leather and hard to chew. The Mai Tai was a little on the lite side and tart side as well. The server was nice, but after the food was delivered to the table, he disappeared. Can't say that Hula will be a return visit, but who knows.


Really nice 5 mile hike that was easy on the knees.


I guess there is no way to really make Amtrak improve by making a one-star review, but I think it's awful how expensive it now is to go to Chicago given the quality of the service. I live in Stockholm now and was entertaining notions of going back to Champaign to do another degree, but really...it's an isolated place if you don't have a car. It shouldn't be a big deal to go to Chicago. It shouldn't use up all my money or my patience. I've had 11 hour delays on Amtrak! Chicago is a major travel hub and the closest major city. The fact that it is so difficult to get to hurts the University. \n\nSweden benefits enormously from having fast, relatively cheap, and hassle-free railway. I don't have to sit on a cramped bus next to a McDonalds eating elementary school kid or endure six hour delays on a crappy train to get to places like Oslo and Copenhagen. I'm bragging now, but UIUC needs Amtrak to shape up.


My wife and I had been semi-regular customers until recently.  I went in on a weekday morning with my normal, small back-pack (less than 225 cubic inches, too small to hold a standard 8.5x11\" notepad) which contains sunglasses, car keys, wallet, epipen, first aid kit and a few other small items.  Upon entering the store I was asked to have the bag checked.  I've been in the store numerous times with the same bag and never had a problem.  I see many women go into the store with purses much larger than my bag and they never get asked to have their bag checked.\n\nMy issue is that if you are going to treat your customers like criminals, you need to be consistent about it or post a sign stating that bags may be subject to being checked.  I can understand wanting to check large backpacks and if the security policy was consistently followed and lowering prices, I could accept it.  However the prices in the store are generally 10-20% higher than nearly any other place I've gone.  Until now I've been willing to pay the premium for the convenience and selection.\n\nAlso submitted feedback via their corporate website but have yet to hear back.  So much for customer service and treating the customer well.  We will not be going back to Gander Mountain.  There are other local shops that can supply my firearms.


I  first sampled a taste of Prima's food at a work function, which is why I sought out the cafe for dinner with my roomie. \nWe were greeted warmly as we entered, and went to the counter and ordered an albanian sald and a buffalo chicken pizza.\nWe did notice that there were several specials . My roomie asked if there were pitchers of soda because she drinks a lot during dinner.\nThe waitress laughed and said \"we do free refills\" \nWe sat down at a table and The waitress ended up bringing another soda to the table , and told my roomie \"Oh I thought you might be close to needing another\"  \nAnticipation of needs is awesome service if you ask me!!\nThe Albanian salad  was absolutely delicious. It had grilled eggplant and tomato , feta  cheese other veggies . it was fresh and they served it with homemade dressings . We tried bot hthe balsamic and the ranch. \nOur pizza came and it was fresh and hot and  completely YUM. \nWe had so much food that we had to take leftovers home. \nI will totally be back as I want another salad. I am also thinking I want to try the pasta.


The service is slow, food is expensive, you won't be satisfied.\n\nThe place was empty yet it took nearly 30 minutes to get food. I was still hungry but ate my mediocre food. Didn't want to wait another 30 minutes and spend $20+ to get more expensive food so I left. A good place to stay away from.


The club was ok. Music was not bad but there were 10 guys to every female. . . !!! Maybe cool place for couples. . . !!!


The one star is not because of the quality of the food, the food was great. We started out with ahi poke, it came out in decent time, huge chunks of ahi, seasoned well with sesame.. delicious! My boyfriend and I both ended up getting the breakfast with rice and eggs, his with Portuguese sausage and mine with spam. Again, both very good.. but then again, how can you really mess those up? haha. Ok, now to the one star.. Upon walking in, there was a lady at the register right next to the door, she didn't say anything. She didn't even budge to maybe attempt to acknowledge that we walked in. My boyfriend then asked her how SHE was doing, she answered and then nothing! He then asked if we just seat ourselves, she said 'sure'.. no menus, nothing.. So I took it upon myself to grab two menus and we took a seat. (mind you, we were the only two in there besides the employees). Someone eventually came over and took our order.. \"are you two ready yet?\".. uh, yeah..sure.. sorry for the inconvenience. Just when we thought we were in the home stretch, the lady at the register starts making this god awful clearing of a throat noise every 45-60 seconds. Over and over and over and over...(fast forward to us leaving..) and over again. It wasn't just a little ah hem, it was like she had something seriously stuck in there and I was completely surprised she didn't end up spitting a chunk of something each time. It was so bad that it got to the point where my boyfriend was going to ask her if she needed him to get her water or something for her throat. Overall, food was good, but the service..I will NOT be returning because it was just THAT bad. I'm sorry to inconvenience you with my patronage, I won't be doing that anymore.


I had been CRAVING a Really Good Croissant for a long time!  I used to go to P.croissants back in the 80's/90's and I am sure they were owned by someone different then and the Croissants were AMAZING!\n\nThen I went to day and more then likely will never go back!  I just got a Plain Croissant and brought it home and I was SO DISAPPOINTED!  It was not flaky at all and very LITTLE taste.  Not at all like I had remembered them to be.\n\nAs a side note if anyone is looking for the best Croissant's, HANDS DOWN, Williams and Sonoma!  You get them via mail order and they come frozen, set them out the night before and bake them and they are AMAZING, my holiday treat every year now.  Keeping a box around all year is dangerous!  I have found nothing to compare to them and looks like I will stick to them!


i came here for valentines day (2/13-2/14) w/my boyfriend as a lil reward for ourselves- decided to book on the cosmo since surprisingly it was cheaper than the PH towers and they offered a 20% off for staying at the cosmo.\n\nits probably going to sound like a cliche but i am completely in love with this hotel-everything about it-especially the room!\n\nif someone video taped me when i walked into my terrace studio (4435 room / west towers)..i just dropped my jaw and i said to my bf \"OMFG!\" i left my bags at the door and ran through the room like a lil kid \"oooohhh-ing\" & \"ahhh-ing\"  haha.\n\nthe terrace studio is just purely amazing. esp my room/location of my room was amazingly big and had a great view of the bellagio water show. i was def. beyond impress w/the cleaniness and spacious bathrooms (2 baths!) ..if i could i would live here esp for the master bathroom. we took advantage of the kitchette and brought our own beer, food/frozen food of course and save $$ on wasting it on food on the strip.\n\nmy only gripe about the hotel was that i got to cosmo around 1:40ish PM to check in and they told me i was too early and they didnt have a room open yet till 3PM-6:30PM..and i read this on yelp before how people had problems with waiting forever for them to call you when the room was ready, ppl having problems when they never called at all and etc. i never had a problem w/any hotel ive stayed at in vegas so this was new to me.  I was NOT about to wait till 6:30PM to have my room ready nor wait forever  for them to \"call me\" or accidently forget. so my bf and i just gambled at cosmo till 3pm..i physically went back to the lobby and check myself and he said it was ready!\n\n*so note for you guys, dont wait till 6:30PM  or for them to call you for your room to be ready..check it yourself..physically!\n\ni love their parking structure haha is that weird? love the art on the walls, very modernized parking structure...showing how many spaces are left and little lights showing you a occupied space or not haha\n\noverall, i would def stay here again if i had another special occasion or if theres a great deal since it is a bit pricey but well worth the money. make sure to stop by the identity booth for a free spin at their wheel to get free stuff and plays!


Great service, terrible food. I was looking forward to eating at Christo's and the longer I was there, the more disappointed I became. Funky house salad with a creamy ranch (?) dressing and one slice of bad hot house tomato. The lemon rice soup was boiling hot, but not awful. White French baguette bread and butter was plentiful, thank god. The stuffed mushroom appetizer was bland and my veal entr\u00e9e was drowned in sauce. The service was 5 star, I'll give them that. I suppose I came away with the thought that I'd rather have lousy service and good to great food than great service and lousy food. Maybe I should have tried one of the 3,000 specials our Italian waiter rattled off before we ordered. By the time he was finished, the only thing I remembered him saying was, \"...topped with feta cheese.\"


*** OPEN 24 HOURS ***\n\nAMBIANCE: Long lines (that move pretty quickly) at peak hours (weekends during lunch/dinner), casual self-service eatery. \nTHINGS OF NOTE: Condiments like tabasco, mayo, mustard(s) are provided. I'm all about the condiments, so I *really* appreciate that. (You can actually find Dirty chips at the ABC store right across Earl's!) Great place to stop at for a quick bite after a night out in Vegas.\nSERVICE: Self-service.\nPRICE: Less than $10 per person.\nVALUE: Great value, like Quizno's except tastier.\nCHANCE OF RETURNING: 100%\n\n___________________________________\n\n:::: THE FOOD ::::\n\n\n* HOLIDAY SANDWICH - $5.99\n           - [5/5 - Oven-roasted turkey, hearty stuffing, zesty cranberry sauce, seasoned mayonnaise and warm gravy. ------------ I've called a few times in the past 2 years to ask exactly when this sandwich will be available. I like it *that* much. Must be consumed within less than 20mins or it gets super soggy.]\n* THE EARL'S CLUB - $5.99\n           - [4.5/5 - Roasted Turkey, Smoked Bacon, Aged Swiss, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & Sandwich Sauce]\n* THE FULL MONTAGU - $5.99\n           - [4/5 - Freshly Roasted Beef, Turkey, Aged Swiss & Sharp Cheddar, Lettuce, Roma Tomatoes & the Earl's Mustard Sauce]\n* CARIBBEAN JERK CHICKEN  - $5.99\n           - [3.5/5 - Grilled Chicken, Roasted Red & Banana Peppers & Spicy Jerk Sauce]


Located at the Las Vegas Premium Outlets - South.  It's a bit small, but it has a decent selection of toys and the prices were GREAT.  We were able to find Octonaut figurines (if you don't have kids who watch Disney Jr., don't bother asking what this is) that we weren't able to get at home and which were much more expensive online.  Win - win!  Plus the employees were friendly and attentive.


I guess I'll start with the good. \nThe service was excellent. The waiter was incredibly nice and we got a complimentary lettuce wrap appetizer since it had been a while since we had visited. The waiter was attentive and really nice. Even offered to get us a GF lettuce wrap for my boyfriend. \n\nThe mediocre: the food. \nIt was okay. I guess. You know what you're getting when you go to a PF Chang's and I must have forgotten it's just bland. My boyfriend said his fried rice was good. But how can you mess up fried rice? \n\nAnd, the bad. \nThe floor was disgusting. It was covered in food. I watched someone clear a table and just push the food onto the floor. No one came by and swept it up. It wasn't just one part of the restaurant. There was food all over the entire floor and this is no exaggeration. It was really gross and off-putting. \n\nThere are other restaurants to go to down on Mill that are much cleaner.


We're not all whales flown in from Japan on Gulfstreams... for us, $1 blackjack! The casino is pretty ghetto and all but you get free drinks to wager pennies at a time! I like this place when you want to kill time, waste a little money and get drunk.


I've been coming to this practice since we moved to the Valley in 1990 and the doctor before Dr. Dameron took great care of my teeth and Dr. Dameron takes just as great care.  I have a small mouth and he's very considerate, especially when performing procedures.  His staff of hygienists and assistants are very nice and pleasant to deal with.  I would recommend this office to anyone in the Phoenix area looking for a dentist.


I have been here a handful of times. Its huge, has a pool, poles, and awesome decor. Great beats and decent drinks. Basics for any club to be worth going to more than once. The reason that I truly cannot stand this club is just how pretentious the staff is. Its exhausting to deal with the attitude, odd sense of entitlement to say rude things to clients, and flat out lies some waiters give customers. This last time we got bottle service and it was truly a waste. The waiter was terrible, spilled a beverage all over my friends crotch who was sitting while it happened and instead of offering a real apology, comes back with a napkin towel. The bouncers wouldn't allow us back into our table area (oddly being that it was already rammed with NON table paying club goers) and demanded what our table number was. Being yelled at and ignored when you try to tell him its the second table from him with the obvious girls waiving at me was just the icing on the cake. My husband has to fetch me and the bouncer had the balls to say that I didn't need so much attitude. This happened 2x that night to myself, and everyone the girls who tried to god forbid use the restroom. Funny thing, the table number was never given to us until I had to ask it from the waiter. \n\nXS needs to get their act together, be more organized, and know you can have an awesome club if customer service standards were a priority. I know there are some real jerks that party at clubs in Vegas and they must get their fair share. But they absolutely cannot treat people like this. Worst bottle service experiences ever and won't be making that mistake again.


Never write reviews but have to say for this one, since when did bartenders start acting like they're above people and aren't they supposed to be social?\n\nI came here for dinner with my friends and the food was good. Hostess was welcoming. Table server was friendly. Recommend the appetizer tower and the HUGE Double Barrel Burger.  \nHowever, after dinner we decided to stop by the bar and there was a girl and guy bartender. The girl was nice, blond, smiled at everyone. Unfortunately, we sat on the blond guy's section, he only waited on girls that came by and joked around with his bartender coworker. When we asked for a drink it seemed like it was a drag for him to take our order. Who's hired at this place? If you think your muscles are above everyone, go work at a Gold's Gym buddy, you're nothing special. Not coming here again.\n\nSo I rated two stars because of the outstanding negative service.


I'm a fan of the 99 Cents Only chain. This location is not necessarily one that I'd return to.\n\nPros: the entire parking lot slopes into the entrance so you can wheel the cart to and from the store at any angle. They had 3 or 4 cashiers going, so lines went quickly. Also found some damn large Rubbermaid containers in sets of 2. They were 5.2 cups each I believe.\n\nCons: no bathrooms. Only store I've ever seen that has \"permanently closed\" the bathrooms to customers. Also was lacking in inventory, specifically the Brown and Serve sausages and the roach poison pellets that we were expressly searching for. We had to go to the store on Tropicana to get these items.\n\nShape up, guys.


This super famous Thai restaurant has been called the best Thai restaurant in the country.  I've been here quite a few times and the most important advice I have is to skip the buffet (don't even look at it or you'll be tempted) and order off the Northern Thai menu.  I recently had the Nam Kao Tod as appetizer-crispy rice noodles with some kind of delicious meat mixed in with the noodles.  My entr\u00e9e was Kho Soy  (Steak Tar Tar), which was flavorful and delicious.  My wife had the Kho Soi (Northern Thai egg noodles with Spare Ribs).  This restaurant is consistently delicious and there are many other items I am looking forward to trying on their Northern Thai menu.  The service is always helpful and the prices are reasonable.  My only complaint with Lotus of Siam is they recently quit accepting American Express, which is the only card I like to use in restaurants.  The ambiance is comfortable and inviting, but I've never eaten in the new seating area.  Food-5 stars, Service-4 stars, Ambiance-3 Stars, Value-5 stars.


Mimitas Cafe  is nothing to brag about....maybe my expectations were too high because I had a friend rave about this place so I  expected a little too much...\n\nUnfortunately I was disappointed. The food was nothing out of the ordinary..the rice was a bit dry and the flavor was bland\nThey do give fresh bread but it is very limited and when I asked for more- the waitress said no and that there was not enough..... for a restaurant???!!!\n\nWe are not going back - but people should notice that for a cuban restaurant - the owner and staff are no where near cuban.........


I went to Thirsty Lion today to watch the Niners vs Seahawks on television   The first thing the server does as we look at the regular menu is hand us the Happy Hour menu.  I ordered a Kona Longboard Ale (Haven't seen that brand on tap in months) and with a group, we split the Happy Hour appetizers.\n--Scotch eggs were pretty amazing.\n--I wish we had more chicken strips, but the dipping sauces were amazing (the ranch especially after we got fries as well)\n--I highly recommend the edamame.  It's very flavorful\n\nWe were well-attended by the staff and the food was delivered efficiently and in perfect temperature.  I don't look for things to complain about, so I didn't find anything wrong with this place.  It has a very nice modern, classy look to it.  FIVE STARS!


Happy hour for drinks. Nice ambience and super customer service and Salt fish fritter! I didn't give 5 star due to not trying actual food. But great overall


Oh Sally's... Always an adventure. \n\nThis store has the stuff I want at great prices. You save more if you buy a member card ($5/year- not too bad). \n\nLike the reviewer below, I would also agree that the employees are less than helpful. They don't attempt to ask if you need help and don't have much to say when I ask questions about their products. They look miserable- like they can't wait to get out of work. Oh well, it doesn't seem like there is any manager/supervisor type of person so I accept that this is just the way it is...\n\nLuckily I know my way around Sally's and the website has customer reviews to help you decide on products. That does mean that I have to do research online before coming in since I can't rely on the employees which is just a little inconvenient. \n\nAll-in-all, a great selection of products at good prices but mediocre service.


These guys drove all the way to our house, took one look at the tile I needed cleaning, and told me how I could do it myself without charging me anything.  They were patient, friendly, and honest.  I highly recommend New Look for tile, grout, and general cleaning.


Where have I been? Under a rock?  We recently drove past Glazier's after visiting a friend in the hospital in that neck of the woods. I was intrigued but we didn't have time to stop. We mentally made a note to try it out sometime.  After breakfast at Cracked Egg, we made our way to that shopping center. \n\nI'd say we do about 85% of our grocery shopping at Fresh and Easy because of the prices but the selection isn't great. The other 15% is usually Smith's or Albertson's. Sometimes they have good sales but it's kind of hit or miss. The selection is decent.  I enjoy Whole Foods but the prices are usually too high and it's a bit out of the way for us. \n\nAs a previous reviewer mentioned, \"Glazier's is Costco, Mariana's, Lee's, Whole Foods, and International Marketplace all rolled into one.\"  Before I read that, I thought, \"Fresh and Easy and Whole Foods rolled into one.\"\n\nI LOVED the selection and the prices were decent. Some items were excellent, some I expected to be a little high (organic brands like Amy's). \n\nI will definitely be back again. We were actually able to eliminate another stop we thought we were going to have to make because we found exactly what we needed at Glazier's.


Good luck on trying to find this little gem! It's definitely not an easy find, but if you're one of the lucky ones who do find it, you know just how delicious it is!\n\nI'm not a huge ramen eater, so when my friends suggested we try this little place, let's just say that I wasn't super thrilled. But I like hanging out with friends and will try just about anything, so figured why not. And boy am I glad I did.\n\nWhile the ramen bowls start at $8 and you have to pay additionally for each topping, it doesn't make it the cheapest meal. (My thoughts on this is more or less for college kids, since it's on Mill...). However, with that said, my $11 meal here, was totally worth it and suuuuuper delicious! So much so, that I'd even enjoy going back!


My brother, friend, and I did a little bit of traveling and while we were in the area, we were craving some Chinese. Seen this place on Yelp and with a 4 star average, it was worth a shot.\n\nWe got there during lunch time so all they had were the lunch specials.  I ended up getting the Sesame Chicken because I've been craving some for a while.  Since it was my first time here, I didn't know they threw in a egg roll and \"a soup of the day\".  Seeing all that and the prices, I was like \"right on\".\n\nSo, when the waitress came out with the food, I seen the food pile they had.  The whole plate was pretty full and looked good.  I was thinking to myself \"wow, this is the lunch special?\"\n\nSo first thing I've tasted was the chicken.  The chicken they used remind me of the chicken they use at buffets for the sweet and sour chicken, but more tasty.  The sauce itself was good, but could of been a little more on the sweet side, also more of it.  Just simple little flaws that doesn't make it terrible.\n\nOverall for the price and size of the food, it was a pretty good place.  Don't live near Peoria, so IDK when the next time I will come here, but if I'm around again, I will consider it.


Just opened and boy is the pizza great.  A awesome value at lunch, 10\" pizza or sub and drink for less than $6.  My son tried the wings the other night and rated them so so but that might be just because they just opened. I rate them certainly the best of the chain pizza restaurants.  I'll certainly be back.


Stopped in on my way to work to grab a coffee & they have 2 cashiers and only 1 guy making the drinks...WTH??!?? Super slow!  This location is not recommended if you are in a hurry!


I love Hugo Boss clothing, I mean their stuff tends to just fit me right. and well they make perfect clothing for work, nice dinner occasions, and of course...hitting up the club in style without looking like every other Asian wearing Banana Republic. \n\n  Anyway after my great luck at Hugo Boss last Vegas trip, I decided to stop in again for another shirt prior to going out. So since when is a 5'9 210 lb guy size XXL?!? I mean L or XL maybe...but XXL?  Maybe the Vegas Hugo Boss only carries the European sizes or something because all the Nordstrom Hugo Boss stuff I've tried on I fit Large and on a very rare occasion XL.\n\n  What's worse is when I first walked in there were four people working all standing by the counter, they took one glance at me and continued talking...no greeting whatever. And I had full intention of picking up a $160-200 shirt in the next 5-10 minutes (quick sale right?).  After about 5 minutes of looking and talking with my girlfriend, a lady finally approached us and offered to help. Let's just say the next 10 minutes we were there she was overly aggressive with the sale as opposed to what actually fit me and would look good on me. Lady I know I'm not a male model, but clothing should still fit me right if I'm going to spend that much money on it.\n\n  Anyway my last experience at Hugo Boss in Vegas has left a sour taste in my mouth. I will now come back with extreme caution.\n\n~G


Not as good as I expected. I ordered the fried oyster to start and was completely displeased. The service was not that great as well. Not returning anytime soon


The food here is good and fun since it's a little over the top for burgers. They have a full bar and outdoor lounge seating also. The kids serving were all upbeat and eager to please. The only problem, I think, is the management. When you order messy wings and yummy gooey burgers you should not have to ask for napkins and silverware after the food has come. Train these kids! For the good of us, them, you and the burger world!


I really want to like this place.  It's cute, has a full bar, and lovely people who work there.  I also went on a particularly memorable and wonderful date there which leaves me with warm and fuzzy feelings.  The food however, leaves me wishing I picked Cafe Du Jour instead every time.  Please let me tell you about the last four times I went to Gypsy:\n\n1) brunch on a weekend morning with friends.  They were out of most of the brunch dishes and my eggs were rubbery.  The worst was that when we ordered cappuccinos and lattes, they were out of milk, so they made them with HALF AND HALF.  As hideous as it sounds.\n\n2) Dinner with friends before a play.  I went safe and ordered a pasta with chicken and veggies.  It was a huge amount of pasta that was a bit oily and not flavorful.  Eh.  Mediocre.\n\n3) Weekday dinner with two friends.  I ordered the ribeye medium rare.  When the steak arrived it was grey and so well done I couldn't chew it easily.  I NEVER EVER send food back but I just had to this time.  The waiter was really apologetic and went into the back to solve the problem (for a good 20 minutes!) by this time my friends had mostly finished their food and I was going to just settle for eating the veggies and potatoes on the side and call it a day.  Then our waiter came back and said they couldn't make me another steak because that was the last steak in the house (yikes, kind of glad I didn't eat it - Anthony Bourdain's stories haunt me).  He did nicely offer to make me something else but by this time, it was pointless since my friends were done with dinner.  As a final blow they left the steak on the check and took forever to redo the check.\n\n4) (you went BACK? I hear you - but it was for a birthday party!) All I had was drinks and I had a simply wonderful time in a great atmosphere with fun people.  \n\nOverall, since I love food, I can't give this place a good rating but if you're looking to rent out a place with fun bohemian style for drinks it might be worth a try.


RIP OFF  Kelly Carn - and Machine Gun Kelly's are scam artists. Kelly Carn has a dozen cases from breach of contract to Felony theft charges. I have been trying to get my money back since 2008. He lets you buy a weapon, then submits paperwork. It never goes through and he avoids giving money back. - Scam 6560 S Spencer St\nSte A3  Las Vegas, NV 89119\n\nRip Off Story in News\n\nhttp://www.reviewjournal.com/news/crime-courts/police-seek-possible-victims-gun-store-owner\n\n\nFelony Charges\nhttps://www.clarkcountycourts.us/Anonymous/Search.aspx?ID=400&NodeID=101%2c103%2c104%2c105%2c200%2c201%2c202%2c203%2c500%2c600%2c601%2c602%2c603%2c604%2c605%2c606%2c607%2c608%2c609%2c610%2c611%2c612%2c613%2c614%2c615%2c616%2c617%2c618%2c619%2c699%2c700%2c701%2c702%2c703%2c704%2c705%2c706%2c707%2c708%2c709%2c710%2c711%2c712%2c713%2c714%2c715%2c716%2c717%2c718%2c719%2c720%2c721%2c722%2c723%2c724%2c725%2c726%2c727%2c728%2c729%2c730%2c731%2c797%2c798%2c2201%2c2202%2c2203%2c2204%2c2205%2c2206%2c2207%2c2208%2c2209%2c2210%2c2213%2c2214&NodeDesc=All+Courts


i was both really impressed and really unimpressed when i went here the other day. ok, good before bad:\nthe atmosphere is awesome. so much industrial detail, it's perfect. and the menu is pretty interesting. caribbean burger? lobster mac and cheese?! and they have a pretty big list of beers on tap too. i personally had the caribbean burger which was pretty damn good (gotta add the lobster though!) and the chili which i was also impressed with. oh, and our waitress was so adorable and helpful!\nbut now, the bad:\ni also had the management burger (my \"date\" and i split them both) and i was pretty disappointed. i mean, it wasn't bad by any means, just really bland. the description sounded so good so i was pretty caught off guard. i also had the industry copper ale and again, not bad, just really unimpressive. the prices were kind of ehh.. beer was about average, maybe a dollar more than a cheaper place, and the entrees were so-so. the burgers were priced well, but i had to hold off on the lobster mac and cheese because of price.\ni'd still definitely recommend the place, but don't get too excited and be disappointed!


My favorite aspect of the Cheesecake Factory is its dependability and consistency.  The menu is large and incredibly diverse, yet everything I have there is always good to great.  We're not talking gourmet excellence by any stretch, but for the price point I always enjoy myself there.\n\nI'm also a huge fan of their curbside to go system, where you call in your order and they deliver it to your car.  Very convenient and I believe it was the first restaurant to provide the service (at least it was the first that I noticed).\n\nOh yeah, and the cheesecakes are pretty damn good, too.  You have to love the variety offered.


Just about the only place left on Mill that you can go to dance. Good drinks, and actually pretty laid back for a club.


I have to admit, I had a good surgeon, and a good physical therapist, my knee is 200% and doing well.  I was surprise when my doctor gave me my discharge instructions and said I would start PT in two days, but I can now see the importance of starting quickly after surgery and sticking to it.\n\nI did the list of exercises daily even doing them twice on the day of therapy.  Once at home and once in the clinic.  I think that's why I got the full range of motion back quickly and it's doing well today.  I would recommend this place to anyone needing PT, they are friendly, knowledgeable about the exercises and do not lecture.


I loved the environment, and the staff was incredible.  \n\nthe food wasn't amazing.. just .. good.\nand the cost didn't justify what was on my plate.


ARE YOU SERIOUS!!  This place is a joke.  Not only do they do a terrible job, but they try to hustle and intimidate you into buying their super expensive detail service, especially Brain.  The constant pressure up-selling I can handle, but when they consistently return your car with water streaks, dirty windows, poorly vacuumed interior (one time they completely missed the sand in my car when they \"vacuumed\"), then it's time to go somewhere else.  Save your money, and the hassles associated with this place.


I am soo disappointed! I was so excited to find a cute little cafe near my daughters school. Ordered the Super Bird to go and I was utterly disgusted. Took a bite and spit it out, which I never waste food like that. The Turkey was gamy and tasted like I was eating rotten turkey. I was so disappointed I payed for it. I will not go back. Ugh. I still have a terrible taste from it.


I thought this place was pretty average. We did the all you can drink champagne brunch and that was pretty great. However, I thought the food was pretty bad. The salad was soggy, the eggs were flavorless, everything was sinking in grease, the breakfast burrito was NOT GOOD. Usually, when I'm vegas hungover, anything breakfast appeals to me, so you can imagine my surprise when I left this place hungry. For all of the amazing buffets in Vegas, skip this one.


Simple Pros & Cons:\n\nPros:\nGood Location if you're close\n\nCons:\nExtremely unprofessional and rude staff (3 of 3 times I went)\nBy appt were behind in schedule even in the morning - attendance?\n\nPlace was like mid 60s or below, people were staring at each other with fear when AC woudl turn on, while it's 100 outside. \n\nWithout appointment I waited for over an hour then asked staff when might I be finally taken in approximately and was told, \"I don't know\", so I finally left. \n\nIn Sum - Unless you want mental abuse from the staff, waste of time for the wait, and flu from other people and mid-low 60s freeze, go to the \"normal\" Summerlin Labcorp, if even a little drive more.


This is one of the best burger places in town! If you love burgers and Asian inspired dishes...This is your place. They take your typical American burger and kick it up a notch with great asian flavor. On top of that, they always have great service!


Good food, chill indoor/outdoor vibe, dog-friendly (outdoors unless you have a service dog). You order at the counter and then they give you a number and bring it to your table. Very casual and cool. Tucked in amongst shade trees, little running water sculptures around and away from the street provides an oasis-like quality. Simple menu, but fresh, quality food and a friendly and efficient staff. Easy parking. This place keeps drawing me back for Cave Creek chilling.


Relatively new nail salon in Villeray. Big location, very clean and comfortable. Nice collection of colors to choose from (OPI, Essie, Shellac). They offer 15%  student and elder discount on Mondays and Tuesday. Prices are very competive even without the discount.


Maybe I just had bad service or caught a bum deal, I don't know but either way I probably won't be going back. \n\nStopped in there to grab some appetizers and have a meeting with a friend. Ordered the cheese wedges and the crab cakes. \n\nWe took two bites of the crab cakes, one for me and one for him. They were soggy and really terrible. I love crab cakes and these were only shaped like them. The waitress came by to the bring the check and asked if we wanted her to mention it to the manager, I said \"yeah that'd be great, they're just really soggy and not good\" She came back a minute or so later with \"The manager says that's just how they are. Here's your change\"\n\nNot impressed.


Had a great breakfast here today. Their pancakes are wonderful! My daughter loved the Mickey Mouse pancake and ate nearly everything on her plate. My friend had the Eggs Benedict which they said was delicious and I tried the bacon, eggs, hash browns and pancakes all of which were very very tasty. Also the fresh squeezed orange juice is very good. Service is great too.


I was terribly disappointed by experience today.  I placed an order on GrubHub for delivery and it took almost two hours to arrive.  When it did not arrive at the estimated time I contacted GrubHub and they contacted the restaurant who advised it would be here in ten more minutes.  When the driver arrived he said \"sorry for the delay but I am the only driver today\".  The food was all cold and soggy.  It is bad enough that it took so long to arrive but worse to know that my food had been riding around for so long while he made other deliveries.


This place if definitely \"a diamond in the rough.\"  Yes, you have get leave the glitz of the Strip, overlook the atmosphere of this old local hotel/casino, and possibly wait in line to up to an hour but its WORTH IT.  This is the only place in Vegas I'm willing to leave the strip for a meal when I'm there visiting.  So belly up to their 18 seater oyster bar in the middle of the casino and just try it!\n\nAs others have said their fresh oysters are good but unfortunately the last time I was there they weren't as sweet as others I've had.  But you MUST try their Pan Roast and Gumbo.  But if you have to choose only one then try their Pan Roast it's amazing!  I can't find anything like it anywhere else.  It's a hearty stew like dish with your choice of crab, oyster, shrimp, or combo (crab, shrimp, lobster) in a tomato cream sauce with a kick.  Depending on your spice level you can choose from 1-10.  My bf and I usualy go 6-7 and that's about a medium.  And their portions are huge and they don't skimp on the seafood either. We usually order one pan roast and an appetizer and we're stuffed.  Trust me it's enough, we're pretty big eaters.  When we first tried this place we ordered one pan roast and one gumbo then had a ton of leftovers enough for dinner.  It also comes with rice so you can soak up all that creamy spicy goodness... YUM!!!\n\nSo if you're in Vegas and wanna try something different get in the car head over there, you won't be disappointed.


Normally I'm a cool headed person but when you manage to mess up two flights and then proceed to lose my carrying you insisted needed to go under the plane. I think I have a fair reason to be upset. I understand things happen but when I have been in three cities and each person I tried to speak with was incompetent and unable to get anything done I tend to get a little upset. Sorry but you have officially lost my business forever.


I guess this is the one at 75th&Cactus-thats the one I'm looking for. Anyway, got all these coupons for free food. (in mail I think) Went in to get a free\"western burger\" for hubby. He wanted to try it. All he said was \"It was good.\" I mean he likes his burger with just cheese, no bacon, onion rings, etc. But he ate it all, he just said he is a simple man who likes simple food like a simple cheeseburger. NOTE: I like Carl's - my grandkids do too and thats a plus for you! Oh and we usually have great experiences with service. And NO, I am not compensated in any way from Carl's.


This place gets 2 stars because of the amenities!!! The pool area was worth a lot more than our massages. We got a 50 minute couples massage which was $300, they automatically add your 20% tip in (which I don't agree with considering I am in a customer service based occupation) the spa is beautiful, but there was no area to see each other prior, men's and women's areas are separated, and it seemed very rushed. We both asked for deep tissue and got nothing of the sort. The massage was lackluster and frustrating. I have very bad knots in my shoulders and she never even rubbed my shoulders, so I walked away with so sense of relief?!?! I would not go back to this spa, even if we come back for future trips with the timeshare. I will likely find another spa in scottsdale off of the JW Marriott resort.


Fabulous Sunday Brunch! The staff was friendly and attentive (although our server disappeared for long periods of time).  Great experience and I would definitely go back. Request to sit inside on particularly hot days.


Beware! This office wont refill medications such as clonazepam. They just made a new \"office policy\" that they need you to schedule for a office visit every time. What a great money maker...  Also, if you have a decuctable to meet make sure they are going through your insurance. As my son had two office visits at $100 and our decuctable is still the same. When I mention it to them they said we could be credited with our next office visit. I don't think so... we won't be going back!! Ps. Watch out for their PA, she's not that competent.


There isnt enough need for internet cafe's nowadays, meaning that the few that remain have to be bloody impressive to get thier customers in.\n\nCoffee Home Internet is one of those places that somehow manages to survive by selling cheap tea and coffee, a few snacks and cakes to those who want a sit down and a quick session on a compuiter to either kill some time or to get some serious social networking done. \n\nI have a laptop, so find no need for such places, but I can still see the appeal of them - so I applaud Coffee Home Internet for the work it is doing!


My co-workers and I came here for lunch. We ordered the chicken nachos and found two long hairs in them. It was totally gross. Other than that the food is ok.


I stayed at the HGVS in September while I was in Vegas to celebrate my 30th birthday.  The hotel, the room, and the staff were all nice during our stay from Saturday to Tuesday.  On Tuesday my friend and I checked out around 1pm.  We didn't realize until about 6pm, while planning to get ready for dinner and the night, that we had left all of our dresses hanging in the closet in the bedroom of the hotel suite (7 cocktail dresses and the brand new North Face jacket I had received for my birthday the week prior).  We called immediately and had security check the room.  Nothing found.  We told them we would be there shortly to speak to someone and check for ourselves.  The room had not been rented out to anyone since our check-out, and security placed a hold on the room at the time we called.  We arrived at 9pm and had security escort us through the room.  Spotless room.  No dresses.  We filled out a security report and filed a claim with the company's insurance agency, which was denied.  David, the security manager who conducted the \"investigation\", was rude to me, and basically accused me of lying.  He said \"do you think that these housekeepers would risk losing their jobs over a dress?\".  Twice I called to speak to the manager on duty and was asked to be placed on hold by her and was then transferred to the security department.  I sent an email to the Public Relations Director and an email to the VP of the HGVS over two weeks ago, and have not received any response back.  I filled out a customer service inquiry online and that was not responded to directly either, but was again forwarded to the Security Supervisor whom I had dealt with prior.  This was a very disappointing experience.  I have stayed at the Hilton in the past because they are a trusted brand.  I have never had an experience like this.  Clearly, someone with access to the rooms stole my clothing out of the closet and no one at the hotel will acknowledge or take responsibility for what happened.  They refused to review the security footage.  I was even told by one staff member that they \"don't have security cameras\".  In a Las Vegas Hotel.  Right.  I do not recommend staying at this hotel and I am disappointed with the Hilton brand and will likely never stay at a Hilton again, nor recommend one.


I love this place!! I always get the best massages from Roxanne! Roxanne is the best!! I travel back and forth from California to Vegas and if i could, I would always go to Roxanne. It would be awesome is she was here in Cali! I can't find anyone close to her. I highly highly recommend her. She is that good Trust me!


During my mercado shopping day this week my husband was craving Mariscos ala Mexico and our pal Tom knew just the place. This little hole in the wall has all the right signs as you walk in the clientele is made up  of a wide slice of phoenix from  your  people on office lunch breaks , abuelas  with their famillias  and average types like myself.  We ordered seafood inspired Mexican food like shrimp enchiladas  , fish tacos (good but nothing to start a talk thread about )  and sopa de mariscos ..very tasty!   The chips were very fresh and the guacamole and salsas mucho yummo.     word of warning they put a jalepeno butter on just about every entree, for those that dont know oil  spreads the heat in peppers ..so your food is spicy!\nI will definitely be back again  to try the sopa again .


we loved our suite!!! gorgeous and clean.\nnoise level---none, but maybe its because we came in the winter season.\nwill definitely stay here again...\nbtw, out suite with separate living room was 45bucks/night----awesome deal!!!!


Its like the other Egg Works, on Steroids.\n\nEverything I love about the other Egg Works (nice staff, addicting potatoes, good prices) is here, and MORE!  \n\nThey have arcade games for the kiddos, so you can eat your breakfast without being harassed by your child (more than you need to be).  The restaurant is clean, nice, and has comfy booths; something the other Egg Works lacks.  \n\nThis place gets packed on the weekends, so make sure you bring quarters while you wait; that pinball machine isn't going to beat itself.


The high roller is at the end of a trendy row of casino and clubs. It's geared toward a younger crowd and has an outdoor club feel. The night time ride is $37 a person. It was not an amazing view since you see the parking lot in the rear of the area for most of the ride. There is a person who CEOs on the screen and explains what height your at and does a apex countdown. I would go once to say you've done it but it's not as fun as the bars on the ground.


I love POPEYES I would drive 2 hours to get it... but I don't have to now.  Enough said.... there chicken was extreamly dry and not very hot.....cook less more often..... keep it fresh and hot.... I still don't like that you took cajun rice off the menue... they only place to get it is mesa or the airforce base in goodyear.... looks like I'm driving to kingman time....


I've been to the Breakfast Club several times now and it just gets worse and worse. The only thing this place has going for it is the cheap breakfast cocktails and you're gonna need one if you want to stomach the food. \nFirstly it is expensive. Secondly it is greasy when it feels like they claim to be a health type restaurant. Thirdly they have messed up my order almost every single time. Often things are missing that I asked for or cheese on an omelet isn't melted - that's just plain unappetizing! There are plenty of other breakfast places in the surrounding area that are more worth your while. Skip this place and go elsewhere!


Hands-down the best and most fresh vegetables and teriyaki bowls in town!  I love this place. I used to go to samurai Sam's but the one near my work closed at random. That obviously didn't make me too happy but after trying Terryaki Madness I wasn't sad for long. I love that you can customize your bowl and they have a variety of different options including some Hawaiian dishes. It's always clean and smells good in the restaurant in the bathrooms believe it or not look great. That's a very important thing! What that tells me is that they do not only pay great attention to their food, but they also pay a lot of attention to the ancillary things that other restaurants let go. After the gym this is a protein in carb pack power lunch. Great for energy and increasing your metabolism! I highly recommend it especially for health goers. The only thing that I would try to find out is do they sell organic? Is there food non-GMO? That's important for me so I hope I get the answers I'm looking for.\n\nTerryaki Madness has a variety of locations across the city. And they were voted the best of Las Vegas. Check them out! I guarantee you will not be disappointed.


Free complimentary special occasion desert for $8.00\n\nTried to charge us $8 for a complimentary anniversary cake. We were checking our bill and upon closer inspection, they printed out the $8 to look like a $0. We asked the server about it, he didn't even need to check the bill and knew what was going on and proceeded to fix it for us. Shady, I wonder how many people were jibbed from this.\n\nOtherwise, the American Kobe style rib eye was the best piece of steak I have ever had. Having already had A5 (highest rated cut) kobe/wagyu beef in japan and Hong Kong numerous times, I was skeptical that any other beef would excite me, however the American Kobe had the best of both worlds. The marbling and fat of a Japanese Kobe beef and the beefy robust taste of a Angus beef. I would choose the American Kobe Style rib eye over Japanese Kobe/wagyu steak.\n\nDon't bother with the tasting of Sirloin, I ordered that and ended up enjoying my girlfriends American Kobe rib eye instead.\n\nThe bone marrow flan and desert were pretty good as well.\n\nIf it weren't for the shady billing I would definitely give this place a 5-stars.


Ate here for an Aunt's birthday and wasn't too happy that happy hour is only outside in the patio which was really packed but that's our fault, we should have made a reservation. \n\nWe ordered a pitcher of Chardonnay sangria & that was delicious. As appetizers we had the chicken flatbread which I highly recommend, the calamari, which was alright & the spicy edamame. As for sushi, I was not really impressed. We ordered the Las Vegas roll which was just OK; the spicy tuna, which was NOT even spicy & the tuna was a weird light pink color closer to salmon rather than the dark pink that I'm used to; the wave roll, which was pretty tasty; and the spider roll which was also just OK. I wish I had ordered a burger or something cuz I didn't really see what was so special about this place. I guess the sushi didn't cut it for me but then again what could you expect from a fusion reastaurant? \n\nI'll only come back for the sangria.


Once upon a time a young Australian named Scott ventured to a far off land named Las Vegas. Scott had heard tales of magical machines that sometimes, but rarely gave you money if you pushed buttons on them for long enough. Scott heard of ladies that wore very little and drinks that were very large. He also heard tales of burgers the size of a small child and it became his quest while in this strange land to track down, and devour one of these famed burgers.\n\nNot deterred by the reviews of a mixed nature to be found on the magical tome known as Yelp, Scott set his sights on the Heart Attack Grill. Neon signs beckoned him forth. Posters in the windows told him that alcohol was good for him. Scott agreed. He stepped through the doors, with his beloved (and vegetarian) wife in tow, and was promptly greeted by a young lady in a nurses uniform. This was not like any nurse Scott had seen before. Nurses dressed in such skimpy attire in the strange land of Vegas. Upon being greeted Scott was cloaked in a surgical gown that no doubt had magical properties and was led to his waiting table.\n\nThe Grill was quiet, for it was late afternoon on a week day. Scott ordered a Double Bypass burger and when asked if extra bacon would be required Scott answered \"Yes, yes it will\". Scott's wife, the vegetarian Leisha, simply smiled and ordered a large beverage of an amber liquid known as beer. \n\nBefore too long the burger had arrived. It was as large as the fables had told and Scott was quite pleased, though a little shocked. Scott was not expecting the food in this strange place to be of what looked to be good quality. The fries looked crisp and brown and tasted slightly of lard. Lard is good.\n\nThe burger glistened in the light. Scott looked around the room at the images on the wall that parodied films of yesteryear and smiled, then picked up the weighty burger with two trembling hands and took his first bite. It was good. Very good. Surprisingly good actually. This challenge would be a welcome one with such delicious treats on offer. Leisha asked Scott how his burger tasted as she sipped from her mammoth beer. \"Delicious\" was Scott's reply through mouthfuls of juicy meat before diving back in. \n\nBefore too long Scott was halfway through his burger and he was beginning to falter. But Scott's will was strong. He could not return to his home in Australia letting this challenge best him, so he bunkered down and dove back in. The burger was rapidly decreasing in size, as Scott felt he was rapidly increasing in size. And then, with one almighty fist pump the final bite was downed and Scott was victorious. He was elated.\n\n\nAfter an appropriate resting time Scott rose to his feet and felt several kilograms heavier as he waddled to the door and the outside world with a grin on his face and a cow in his stomach. Victory was his, but it was not the poor gentleman's who was currently bent over a table being spanked by a nurse.


Two words: KIDS SUITE!\n\nThe kids have an area all to themselves. It is cute and clean. Staff was kind and helpful. Aaron did a wonderful job before we even arrived by checking us in (as we were worried that we'd arrive too late - and lose the room)! Inexpensive stay but it feels comfortable.  Great hotel!


As a review for last night at Tao, I would say that two stars is generous. I've been a couple other times when I might have awarded 3 stars but last night was just NOT RIGHT.\n\nWhen we first got into the club, we tried to order drinks at the bar. There were definitely a lot of people trying to get drinks but the bartender was just flat-out rude to us. He kept making it seem like he was going to take our order and then just somewhat smirked and walked away. 20 minutes of this and another friend managed to find another bartender who didn't feel like being such an a-hole.\n\nThen, we headed out to the dance floor which was INSANELY PACKED (felt like a mosh pit) even though the music was not that good. Even trying to get off the dance floor was a disaster as there were so many people pushing in so many directions. My friend got hurt by an elbow in the face. \n\nThe highlight of Tao was finding out that the daytime Tao Beach area tranformed into part of the club at night. That outdoor area was much nicer but the crowd was still not great and, even on the pool deck, the bouncer quickly insisted that we put our shoes back on. We did see a few (1 guy and then 3 girls) fall over the ropes and into the smaller pool which was somewhat entertaining (since they were not hurt but just amused) but even this was not enough to make for a successful or fun clubbing experience.


Terrible! I got a haircut here once and hated it, but kept waiting for it to settle in after a few washes. It never did look right, so I just fixed it at home rather than going back to these incompetent people. I didn't even feel like the hassle of complaining was worth it, as I highly doubted that I'd get any money refunded and I certainly didn't want them to touch my hair again to try to fix it. \n\nI then figured, hey, this place sucks for haircuts but they can't mess up eyebrow waxing, right? Right! But their service is so bad that I gave up on that too -- I got my eyebrows done here a few times with not much trouble, but the last time I went in, I had called ahead to put my name in and was told that I would be next on the list, and to show up in about 20 min. My house is a 20 min walk from there, perfect! I headed out, got there in 20 min, and gave the woman at the desk my name and reminded her I'd called ahead. There was one man sitting there waiting, who I had seen from across the street walking in about 1 min ahead of me. \n\nThe \"stylist\" was just finishing up a haircut, so I should have been next, right, since I had put my name in before the guy who walked in? Nope! She called him over and I said \"sorry, I think I was next, I called ahead and was told I'd be next in line\" and the lady said \"oh we don't do that.\" WTF?? You told me very clearly that you do exactly that, what craziness is this? So I waited, figuring that I'd already invested 20 min into this venture, so I may as well stick it out. \n\nAnd waited, and waited, while one \"stylist\" cut the man's hair and 2 of them chatted in the back (ironically next to the chair where they do facial waxing). They must have been \"on break,\" or maybe just terribly rude and idiotic, because I sat there waiting for another full 20 min, and when I finally spoke up again to ask when someone would be available to do my eyebrows. The 2 chatty cathies in the back looked over, very annoyed at my presence, and the woman doing the haircut said \"after I'm done here,\" and I sat there incredulous for another 2 minutes before getting up and leaving. Will never go back.


This dry cleaner has much lower prices than his competition up the street, Jones which is part of Quail.  Jones charges $6.25 for pants or cotton ladies blouses and $9.25 for linen or silk louses. They offer a 20% discount on Wednesdays. and ar open 7am to 6:30 pm.  Regal offers specials thru out the week: Mon $1,39 for mens shirts, $2.99 Tues for pants, $3.50 Wed for ladies blouses, $3.50 Thursday for jackets, $6.99 Friday for dresses, Sat 20% discount for household items like comforters. Regal is open Mon thru Fri 7am to 7pm and Sat 7am to 3pm. The owner says that he owns his establishment and that is how and why he can offer dry cleaning at a lower rate than his competition.  He was very friendly so we'll see.


I've eaten lunch here a few times. The food is decent, although I did not like the sandwich I chose today. The service seems good and long lines tend to move quickly during lunch. I guess I was just a little disappointed with the chicken poblano sandwich and chicken noodle soup. I didn't like the taste of the sandwich- too citrusy and the soup was boring. The chicken said it was grilled and it was cold and kind of wet. I didn't like the texture. I will probably give them another shot in the future. Maybe I'll stick to the sweets they offer, which are delicious!


On our search for the best authentic Mexican restaurant, we tried Las Islitas.  It was very noisy inside, I could not hear my dinner partner across the table.  Mexican music played loudly over the speaker, and a juke box played in the back.\nChips were okay, the salsa was good.  We ordered the shrimp tacos and chili relleno.  The tacos were deep fried (not stated on the menu), and greasy.  They were more like an empanada.  They were plain and bland.  The relleno was greasy as well and soggy.  It also had very little flavor.  It was also somewhat pricey for a strip shopping center, \"dive\".  We won't be back.


We waited hours to get in by the time we got in I was not hungry... I did not see anything exceptional so crowded .   I guess if you love crab legs then enjoy. but i dont eat that....  Disappointed... and expensive!   I rather pay that price and have a nice sit down dinner!


It's not Pinkberry, but it might as well be. In fact, it appears as a total carbon copy of the Pinkberry concept; Complete with a knocked-off menu, logo (they use the same colors: pink and green) and a VERY PINK minimalist store design - with bright pink walls and those amazing and very pricey Phillipe Stark 'Ghost' chairs (which i absolutely love, and own!) that \"the other named brand\" uses.\n \nBut who cares if it's a total knock-off! This frozen yogurt was DELICIOUS! After the lady gave my friend and I generous sample servings I decided to go with the peached flavored yogurt topped off with fresh kiwi, strawberries AND mango. Note that this was AFTER I had ALREADY EATEN a large salty pretzel AND BEFORE we were about to eat dinner.\n \nIt was that good. I had to have some. \n\nPlus it was a great way to cool off from the hot desert heat.\n\nAnd the wall color goes well with my (avatar's) hair.


This was def the best choice to in that mall plaza section on Las Vegas Blvd.  I've only had tapas a few times and I'm not completely drawn to it because it sounds like I'll order a bunch of things and still not get full.  WRONG.  Well we ordered a lot BECAUSE we were afraid of not getting full.\n\nWalked over here Sunday afternoon and there was no wait.  Awesome.  We got bread and some olive oil right away.  The olive oil was kinda bitter but I don't think its my thing. \n\nThis is what we ordered: \n- Mahi Mahi Tapa (which was the special of the day)  very juicy with yummy veggies with it\n- Steamed mussels (my bf said it was good) \n- beef skewers (I like this one because of the carmelized onions and the spicy horseradish) \n- Salmon with veggies\n- Seafood Paella (soo yummy but remember it takes about 30 minutes to order) \n- Black Raspberry sangria half pitcher 16 bucks (this was my favorite part because of the fresh fruit!  You HAVE to order the SANGRIA!! \n\nI really enjoyed the food, had lots of great decorations in the restaurant, and played Spanish themed music in the background which was awesome.  Its just a bit pricey.  It was a lunch for 2 for 75 bucks not including tip.  I will probably come back for the happy hour!


Another really cheap eat, a little divey, but the staff is nice. \nThey are not cheap with the meat and the taste is great. \nThe burritos are huge and the quesadillas great.


I'm moving out of town and very sorry to be leaving Paradiso behind. Their coffee is Intelligentsia, their tea is Rishi, and they make the best (brewed, not from a bottle) chai latte in Chambana. It's my writing and reading spot, I love it, and the people-watching is especially entertaining after a big campus party or football game.\n\nBut there are some downsides: \n\n* Yes, the coffee is expensive. I think it's worth it, especially when I'm planning to sit for awhile and essentially renting table space. Many disagree.\n* The best time to write at Paradiso is during breaks or in the summer when campus empties out. During the semester, it can be loud and hard to get a table, and the internet is slow when there's a ton of students procrastinating by watching youtube.\n* The food is fine, but generally unexceptional. The pastries and soups are the best bet (macarons and corn chowder - yum! - not together, of course), and they  always have a variety of vegetarian options.


I was part of Kristen's group and for me the Bomberos experience is a good solid four.\n\nDespite the the incident with the log- we were finally sat inside with is a little dark and set up for conversations. The patio was nice but is a little cramped. The live music that was being played was a little loud for the size of the patio. As for the menu, my panini was good, not stellar, but I was just glad to have something of substance. The wine list was unfamiliar and we took the suggestion of the waiter for La Playa and seriously that wine (and the company :) ) made the night. Bomberos has a lot of potential and I will definitely be back, even if just to pick up a bottle of that wine!


Went here with some coworkers for lunch. Was not impressed with the pizza at all. The garlic bread tasted store bought. Will not return.


Come hungry.  The plates are big and full of tasty goodness.  I like to share with friends if possible.  The food is spicy but not so spicy that I find it overwhelming.  Most items comes drizzled with a bit of crema which makes me happy.  They have items like duck enchiladas which you won't find just anywhere.   Plus their drinks are top notch without being too sweet.


Being from the Midwest, I'd never had Del Taco. Can't really say I've missed anything: the bag probably had more flavor than the cold, limp fries and unmelted cheese on the all-lettuce \"chicken\" tacos.


I chose to go to this restaurant because of the great reviews on Yelp and it was on the Eater 38 for Vegas. We ordered both sushi omakase dishes (daily selection and regular). The fish was just ok, we've definitely had better. We also ordered the uni to ikura dish. The uni was NOT fresh... almost foul tasting. Disappointing since I usually love uni. I wish we had just gone to a regular sushi restaurant with fresher fish and a more authentic feel. Fusion just isn't for us. To top it off, the service was extremely slow. There were only 4 occupied tables, a few people at the bar and two servers. After our meal was done, we were asked if we wanted to look at the dessert menu. The server never came back. We sat there for 20 minutes and then had to flag down the server to ask for the bill. We won't be coming back. 3 stars for food, 1 star for service.


I hear that they also have other attractions in Vegas, like gaming.  And shopping, and fabulous restaurants, and pools with plenty of sunshine.\n\nHowever, my primary reason for visiting Vegas is the art. I first attended the Impressionist show at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art about five years ago, and was duly impressed and surprised by the scholarship and selection of the work.  As a former museum professional, it made sense that Vegas would have the money to pay for the crating, insurance, and exhibition of priceless works of art.  Having worked at a major Modern art museum, it was also a pleasant surprise to use the audio tour to hear the level of scholarship that was available to the casual art viewer.\n\nI have seen every show at the gallery since the first show. My first stop in Vegas is this gallery, now that the Guggenheim branch at the Venetian is closed.  I do, however, miss the voice overs of the likes of Jeremy Irons on the audio tours that the Guggenheim used to feature.  There is nothing like well-written art scholarship read with passionate restraint.\n\n One of my particular favorite shows was on Early Modernism in America, from the vital beginnings of Post World War II art in New York, and featured an array of works that must have been hard to locate and assemble.  The exhibitions here, although limited because of the gallery size, are focused and sophisticated.\n\nI do use either the teacher, or local discount for admission, so it reduces the price.  However, as an art history teacher, I have had to buy museum memberships in order to see large shows at major museums, not to mention the added costs of parking and transportation to reach destination cities.   This small, easily accessible gallery is ideal.\n\nThis gallery also accomplishes the egalitarian task of displaying work to everyone, not just the art lover who takes the time to visit a museum.\nThese shows are well worth the price of admission for an hour or so in the company of cultural artifacts that represent the highest aspirations of mankind.\n\nThe book store also has some unique, scholarly books that feature the work shown in the gallery, so a visit there after the show is always rewarding.


If I could give this place no stars I would. I had newly relocated to the city and was dying to try barre so I bought their groupon. The instructor was late and we waited outside I'm the freezing cold in the dead of winter, class was not challenging at all, she used her phone for music and it continued to get interrupted by text messages. I thought maybe this was a fluke so I went a second time and it was equally as awful. Pay a couple extra dollars and go to barre bee in shady side.


This used to be one of our favorite sushi spots, up until recently. We've ate here quite a few times but the service is their downfall. We went on a Thursday around 4 and received horrible service, considering they were not that busy. It took us about 30minutes to receive our appetizers, fine. But after already having been there 45 minutes the waitress still hadn't come back to take our order! Appalling, since she had walked by our table about 10times and couldn't be bothered to at least take our order! We were getting frustrated, especially since they give your table a time limit. \nSo we stopped the manager as she walked by and made her aware of the situation. Instead of taking charge and handling the situation (umm.. Hello? Take our order!) she just kept saying sorry sorry and walked away. Incompetent! \nWe walked out of there. As soon as we hit the parking lot the manager now wanted to handle it and offer discounts or whatever  she could do to make us come back in. Needless to say, we are never coming back here. \nIt's a shame. The menu is great and I like the fact that they will make custom orders. Also they have a kids menu which is nice, but I was shocked to find out my 8 year old would have to pay adult price for AYCE!!!


Sunday morning before 11am we were there and it was packed to the gills at this IHOP. OMG, the waiting area inside was full, the wait area in between the inside and outside doors were full and the entrance has about 4 people stand around. WOW! We waited about 20 mins for 5 of us. \n\nThe menus were sticky and mine had a smashed paper liner of a straw in it. The table looked clean and the seats were redone. The place got HOT, there was a lot of people. \n\nI got the ham and cheese omelet. It was a little dry. The french toast was pretty good. \n\nAll in all, meh....


I love, love, love Chevy's.  Their chips and salsa and the best.  The chips are warm and thin and the salsa is fire roasted.  The entrees are tasty as well but I could easily make a full meal out of the chips and salsa.


This place was not worth the price. The only reason it gets two stars is because the food was decent and the patio area is nice. They also have a groupon which is a plus. We went on a Saturday night at 9pm. We walked in the door and there was no hostess to greet us. We stood around until we finally got someone's attention. \n\nOnce we were seated we got our water glasses filled quickly but did not see a server for 15 minutes for even a drink order. I found this to be odd as the place was not busy at all. Once the server finally came over we ordered drinks and an appetizer. The calamari. The appetizer came out before 2 beers and 2 glasses of wine. The calamari was fried but very soggy. When served the appetizer, we ordered entrees. We were forced to order something every time the server came over, being  that we barely saw the guy. We all ate and we were satisfied with our food. \n\nWe paid the bill and I left a tip based on the service I received. We left the restaurant and the server ran after me (outside of the restaurant) and asked me to leave him a bigger tip. I was appalled. Don't go here. Not even worth the groupon. Service sucks.


Well, they give you a lot of food for your money here, and the beer list is impressive. The quality of the barbecue is where things fell a little short for me. After having tried their pulled pork and St. Louis ribs, I have to say I've had much better. The pulled pork was the best of what I ate. It was nicely smoked and juicy, with good flavor. The ribs were OK, but I don't like sweet sauces, and they douse their's with the red sauce that also comes table side. The baked beans were also overly sweet, and the collard greens were undercooked and tough. The sign out front says \"Beer, Bikes and Barbecue\", and it seems to me that this is the actual order of their priorities here.


I just came back from visiting this location and I have to say the experience was just terrible. I've been to this location like three or four times but this time the experience was just awful. The waiter was not friendly, did not smile once, and she was not attentive whatsoever. I myself have worked in the restaurant industry and know how stressful and chaotic it can be but she did not even ask us if we were okay. We ordered the appetizer trio and our entrees after. It took 45 minutes for our food to get to the table, not once in that time did she ask if we were okay or that our food was almost out, no service whatsoever. We ended up gettiny our food, which was cold by the way, and never even got the appetizer we ordered. I was so upset with this visit, the manager was great and took care of the bill, I left hungry and upset. I'm not one of those people to take the time to write reviews everywhere I dine at, but this experience was just horrible.


I enjoy this place. Food always taste fresh and is adequately portioned.


Ah, Wayne Brady... I like you a little less now.  No doubt, it was mostly fun, but perhaps my expectations were a little too high for this show.  In 2005, I watched a \"Whose Line Is It?\" spin off show with Colin Mochrie and Brad Shrewood for about $40 at a community theater.  The format of the show is pretty much the same: write suggestions on pieces of paper before the show, yell out ideas during the show, impressive improv, audience participation, lots of laughs, mad lib songs.  Everything, except the Vegas singing and dancing.  Mostly I didn't like that part because Wayne was totally pimping his upcoming album.  (Like my thoughts on Thunder from Down Under) if I wanted to watch a commercial, I wouldn't have gone to Vegas and paid a bunch of money to do so.  Also, having enjoyed the skits of Wayne on the Chapelle's Show (definitely showed the versatility of Wayne) and watching Dave Chapelle in person, I was expecting something slightly more crude.  Our seats were great, fourth row and near centered, but maybe not $98 worth.  Most everyone around us was falling out of their seats laughing.  Oh well, to each their own.


Hungry and tired buskers need food and fast! So after a stint of busking in the midst of the Fringe, we headed to the nearest food joint which happened to be Olly Bongo's! With no expectations but just hungry bellies, we ventured inside. \n\nThe exterior is quaint and homely and we were met by lovely aromas and friendly, welcoming staff. We went for chilli nachos to share and thought it would be something that would just do the job. - Something moderately priced, share-able and that would keep us busking in to the night.\n\nWe were given a generous portion of nachos with humous, guacamole, creme fraiche, salsa and chilli. It was full of flavour and certainly hit the spot! If in need of food when in the area, I'll be back!


I walk past here everyday on my way to work, and although I haven't eaten there yet, I've been watching them build it for the past few months, and I'm excited to have a new taco joint besides fillib' in the neighborhood. All the people working there are always smiling, and I stopped in for a menu to good conversation.  Can't wait to finally eat there!


I'm not impressed. The donuts tasted old and was not very sweet. There were not many donuts to choose from. I ordered a snickerdoodle latte that tasted more like coffee than the sugary diabetes I was anticipating. The person working the register was a bit rude as well. He acted like I was taking up his time. I always wondered why there weren't many Dunkin Donuts in California. If this is a reflection of how the stores are run, there's no need to put up more stores.


Good Burger but on the pricy side for what you get. I work nearby and was hoping for a lunch deal but they aren't open for lunch. Pleasant staff and service was good but no lunch no return trips.


I was a little disappointed by Le Chalet. I went here to celebrate my birthday. Everyone should be aware that they do not allow outside cake. We brought my favorite cake for everyone and we weren't allowed to cut and eat it inside. All I was able to do was blow my candles out and take pictures. They did provide me a brownie and ice cream but its nothing I could really share with 15 people and I would have much rather have eaten my cake. \nOur waiter, Scotty, was kind of rude. It was hard to tell if he was either sarcastic or serious and he did not seem to be very patient with us. \nThe food also took awhile and we came in on a Wednesday night, there were not that many people there. \n\nThe place is very unique however. It mimics fondue places in Switzerland with its decorations, which I have been to. We ordered the cheese Riclette which was delicious!!! I would just come back only to eat that cheese again. They melt this huge round of it under this burner and scoop it onto your meat and potatoes. But aside from that, the rest of the food was okay. I also ordered a savory crepe and it wasn't anything to rave about. \n\nI think if we just had better service, I would have rated this better.


Tried out the happy hour  with a few friends and they do have some really great happy hour specials! \n\nI don't know if the sushi was mediocre in comparison or if the bathrooms were really so great ...but the bathrooms were my favorite part of Geisha. Who doesn't like smart toilets that open and shut for you (no more kicking the lid up with my shoe) and the seat is even heated! Just like the heated seats in my car. There was a whole panel on the wall for more advanced options, which I did not explore but appreciated the possibilities ;) \n\nEating sushi at Geisha is like eating sushi in an Austin Powers movie. Shag carpet, low couches, very retro feeling. \n\nNot the best sushi or the best drinks but for the happy hour special prices its very worth checking out!  (or just to use the bathrooms)  :)


Great atmosphere with the French maitre d'. The food is nothing special but the atmosphere always makes us go back. Fixed menu is good value. Mostly have to book as it gets very busy.


I visited Wolfgang Buck's Postrio Bar & Grill for lunch and wanted a gourmet  soup and sandwich, and let us not forget dessert.\n\nTo start...  I read the menu online and had hoped to try the puree of sweet corn soup but the menu had changed.  I tried the pumpkin soup, as it is the holiday season, and I liked it.\n\nLuckily, the lobster club sandwich I wanted to try wasn't left off the menu.  I take pleasure in trying a restaurant's twist on a classic, like the club, and the apple wood smoked bacon worked with nine grain bread but overwhelmed the lobster.  The classic or the twist?  It's a toss up.\n\nTo finish...  The meal ended a lot like it began, a changed up dessert menu, but I can't complain.  Not after eating an appetizing apple strudel coupled with pecan ice cream and a caramel.  Yum.  Yum.\n\nUnfortunately, I was underwhelmed.  Yelp's reviews were up and down, but Wolfgang Buck's Cut and Spago in Los Angeles are amongst my favorite restaurants.  I'd happily eat here again, but I wouldn't walk up and down Las Vegas Blvd. to try some selections from their menu, which may or may not be there after I've arrived.


Shut up. Go Here. And get the Mac Gnarly Burger or any burger...yum.\n\nBeachy vibe...awesome fries too man i'm hungry. Just do it.


I've been to this restaurant a couple times. The food has been fine, service has been slow. This visit can be summed up with two words... frozen salmon. \n\nLiterally served four pieces of frozen salmon sashimi on the plate. Not really cold salmon, frozen solid salmon. I politely pointed it out to the server and she called the manager over who proceeded to lecture me about the salmon. \n\nWell, he certainly made his point... I hope it was worth it. No tip and I'll never be back.


I wish I would've taken a picture of the stage! The theater is small. 2 rows of seats on either side and about 5-6 shorter rows on either end. The stage is the floor in the middle; however action can happen next to you and in front of you. \n\nIt's... intimate.\n\nWe saw Fiddler on the Roof. The signing and acting was good. The choreography was very good. I certainly feel like I got value for my ticket price.\n\nI look forward to seeing more shows here and increasing my rating with each performance!


Im letzten Jahr sind wir etliche Male dort Hessen und es war sehr gut. In diesem Sommer jedoch war weder das Essen noch der Service auf dem Niveau wie wir es kannten. Es hat sehr lang gedauert bis das Essen fertig war und dann war dieses geschmacklich ziemlich fad und langweilig. Schade eigentlich


this place is not scary, as some yelp reviews stated.  my one year old daughter had a blast running around and dancing in the booth.  the waitresses we had were all very nice.  i loved the wings, crispy goodness,  and the original boli was tasty.  it must be the dough they make daily.  very good.  my daughter loved the fried mac n cheese wedges :)  i would def. go back, next time i want to try the pizza, it looked awesome!


Good enough to quiet a craving. Not good enough to create one.


The Seafarer, like all Southern \"Fish Camps\", serves up all sorts of seafood and accouterment, with the majority of the items being fried.  The restaurant is owned by the same family that owns South 21 curb service on Independence Blvd, which has been there since you could cross Independence blvd at numerous intersections, even on foot (way long y'all).\n\nThat being said, its quality junk-food at its best.  Its by no means healthy, but its a lot better than any fast food you could put in your body.  The tartar sauce is famous and for good reason...its the best I've ever had and cannot be replicated (the recipe is super secret).  They have two types of cole slaw, either mayo or vinegar based, both of which are delish.\n\nI like to go during the week to beat the crowds, as on the weekend it is out of control (you can tell by the size of their parking lot).


I will NEVER go AGAIN. I went with a LARGE crew intown for bike week. I first brought them to this place a few yrs ago, before they rebuilt the new place downtown. The owner was nice and humble. Appreciated all 30 PLUS people that came in. Each yr they now come into town they ALL stop in and eat. \n\nThis yr, they rebuilt and EVERY single staff member acted too good or busy.. including the owner. I ordered a SALAD . HOW HARD IS A SALAD WITH CHICKEN. NEVER CAME the owner was very rude and did not care. I will never go again. \n\nOne thing people shouldn't do is forget who you are, WHERE you came from and WHO got you there. Black people ( sorry not about race..BUT) Black people have been supporting LoLos and religiously going from jump. All the sudden you get alil change in pocket...and change ?  You are never too far up... to fall down !\n\n#FAIL. \n\np.s. This review is late, and only now thought to do it, as I wanted some lolos today...and recalled the rudeness and said..no go.


Run don't walk to the Scottsdale BevMo...Don't go here for wine..there are too many great places for that go here for the Liquor and beer selection..This is the ultimate shop for both at least at Scottsdale and Shea.  Looking for that rum from Haiti(yup they have it!)  Want that hard to find Bourbon they have it...My liver alternately hurts and leaps for joy when I walk in here!.  Service stinks generally but hey so what they have everything and then some..Want your beer or wine cold they have it in the cooler in the back.  Need some cigars and cheese..got it.  Really everytime I go I discover something new to like here. Cheers!


I don't remember dying, but I must've died because I'm in Heaven. First of all, the ambiance is freakin ridiculous, (in a good way.) It's like I want to keep switching tables so I can take it all in! \n\nSecond, the best staff EVER! Andrew and Priscilla, I want to adopt them. Seriously. Happy, friendly, adorable, knowledgeable. Awesome. Perfect. Give them raises.\n\nMy husband had the beef tenderloin, of which I had a \"few\" bites. I had the ribeye. It was hard to share but I gave him a bite. We finished with the \"Chocolate bar\" dessert. Really, there is no way to describe the deliciousness. It's one of those desserts you want everyone you know to try so you can talk about it later. Just awesomely good. \n\nI've never wanted to live in Phoenix until now. \n\nCome. Eat. Drink. Share. Repeat.


The lunch is bad .... It dont be worth the price 30$ ... no way. and the service is soso...\nthe worst thing is I filled 9 (15%) tips because i feel soso but they add the tips to 20% themselves. Asshole..