This Albertson's is okay.  \n\nI find this store to be quite expensive as compared to some of the other stores I have been to, so I don't visit this one very much.  It is close to my house though, so I do end up here occasionally.  They do have a free savings membership card you can get, which you should, that saves you some money.  Even with the membership card, the prices are still high, in my opinion.\n\nThis location is a large store with a lot of options when it comes to food, so that part is nice.  The deli is always well stocked with great sandwich meats and great cheese options.  I love me some good cheese.   They also offer a lot of handmade sides like egg, tuna, and chicken salads, cole slaw, ambrosia, amongst many others.  Whenever I get an egg salad craving I make a beeline to this store to get my fix ASAP.  Oh and the roast chicken here is divine!  The rosemary garlic flavor is delightful.  I am drooling just thinking about it!\n\nI do also have to say that the bakery at Albertson's make the best cakes in the valley.  I have had many cakes from lots of bakeries around town and I think the cakes at Albertson's are by far the yummiest! One of my favorites is the Victorian Lace cake with raspberry filling.  I have never seen it at any other bakery, which is a shame.  It is a beautiful cake and tastes even better! And yes, I have tried the big names like Freed's and I still think Albertson's has an edge on cakes.  What can I say, I LOVE cake!\n\nThis store also has a satellite USPS office inside.  This USPS location is rarely busy and you can get your stamps or mail packages quickly here.  It is a great option to have and is much faster than the main post office for the area on Tenaya.  \n\nThis location also has a Starbucks inside of it.  Yep, you can get your caffeine fix and then power grocery shop.  Talk about efficient shopping!


Really chill hotel. No complaints from me.


I really enjoyed myself. Though I hadn't heard any good feedback from many of my friends. She looked better (presentable) than I expected.  The bottle service really made for a great experience. 1 bottle of ciroc for 4 girls. We drank it all and had a blast.  The cushioned bench style seat was comfortable. The view from bottle service section is excellent. It's fun to have some drinks, get up off your seat and dance with your friends.  The stage props and dancers really help this show.  I would watch it again.


This is a restaurant I go to because I am hungry, want good, healthy food, pleasant service and I try something new almost every time. May, the nice young lady who always has a smile and great suggestion is a 5 Star server. It's also a good idea to order some fried chicken to go once you finish your meal.


Not my \"cup of tea\" -- too Yuppie for me!  Atmosphere way too \"sanitized\", and servers have little or no personality.  The food is fair but not worth the price IMHO!  What ever happened to pasta or pizza with RED sauce?  Seems they have every color and concoction known to man except red (well maybe one or two)- being of Italian descent I need red!!  I ordered from  the \"Small Bits Menu\" because I wanted a light lunch - believe me - it definitely was \"Small Bits\",  good thing they gave out bread because I needed a second helping of that just to let me know that I ate something!  My suggestion is to order from the dinner menu if you want a full meal - of course most folks are much more sophisticated than this old country boy and can figure out what most of the fancy California stuff is on the menu - sorry!


I was not sure what to expect since I usually stay at one of the casinos on the strip when I visit Las Vegas, however I was pleasantly surprised. Upon arrival you have to check in like any normal hotel and since the regular front desk personnel were busy helping other guests the VIP clerk offered to help me, which was nice. I mentioned that I was excited about the 24/hour pool and Jacuzzi so he took the initiative to move my party to the tower that housed the pool that was 24 hours! He also informed me that the resort offered a free shuttle to and from the strip until 11:00 PM which was awesome! It drops you off at Harrah's. We only used it once as it's only a few blocks from the strip and we liked walking during the day. \n     When I walked into our two bedroom suite I was stunned! It was so clean and beautiful. The second bedroom has two double beds and the living room has a fold out double bed couch. There is a dining area with 6 seats and a full kitchen and bar. There was plenty of seating for my 7 party group to sit around and talk. The second bathroom was a good size and very nice.\n    The master bedroom has a California King bed, which was amazingly comfortable! The master bathroom contains a Jacuzzi tub, beautifully tiled shower, separate toilet area and a washer and dryer. Our group got a good deal and each person only paid $48 for two nights for something much better than a normal hotel room. \n     I will definitely be staying here again and would recommend this to anyone!


the food....the food is excellent. as it was on our last meal there. i was impressed before and i was impressed again with my food. the fish sandwich was cooked perfectly, the bread was crispy yet soft. my side of cheese grits with jalapeno was creamy and not over powered by the jalapeno. my wife loved her farm vegetable plate. i snuck a few bites and had to agree....tasty. \n\nour party was there for 3 hours. i feel like i'm being nitpicky when i complain about not having my water glass filled, but as my wife has mentioned before...i go out not only for the food, but for the service/experience. and my water glass was filled once...let me correct that....i had to ask for my water glass to be filled 3 times. \n\ni don't know if she was the only server, but she was non-existent. after we were seated, literally 15 minutes before she made herself known just for drinks. other than that, we basically didn't see her except when she stopped by to ask us if we wanted dessert. our food was brought out timely, but it was another 15-25 minutes before we got our drinks until our food order was taken. \n\nagain, a number of factors could have been involved. it was busy last night, maybe a server called in sick, maybe they were trying to convey a european sense of dining, however, i was so thirsty when we left, i drank nearly a gallon of water when we got home. \n\nthis place has excellent food and on our previous visit, the service was great. so we'll go back i'm sure. this was just an oddity i hope.


Was alright - nothing special... Chicken taco was blah, fish taco was eh, steak taco was good.


This doctor was extremely rude and did not listen to my problems. He spent more time explaining that he doesn't prescribe narcotics than he did explaining what might be wrong with me. (Note: I never even mentioned medicine to him other than what I already take)


Food was semi ok and they didn't refresh the trays of food as often as they should've but I guess for the cheap price that's the quality you get


This company was great.If your looking for a quality window supplier at a fair price and complete satisfaction, you need to check this business out. No pressure.\nCody (General Manager) was very friendly and especially knowledgeable on the quality and features in their product line. Chris the lead installer did a pre measurement for four window replacements at the site. The final installed cost from Cody was very reasonable when we also considered this company had it's own installers, and we would be dealing directly with Cody on both any installation issues and any future manufacturer warranty conditions.\nAt the time of installation, it was quite evident that Chris and Tim knew their craft, which resulted in a glitch free installation. They arrived and finished on-time, and cleaned up after themselves. We had a final walk-thru and everything was installed to our complete satisfaction.\nWe have more windows  that need future replacement, and will definitely use this company at that time.


I'd put a 4.5 star rating if it was available.\n\nThe knocked off half star would be because out of 5 visits or more, one time the pecan crusted trout came out under cooked and bland. I did arrive a bit late and I believe the kitchen was trying to close. I don't feel like a 945pm arrival time for 1030pm closing is that bad. maybe they were trying to close early due to a slow turn out.\n\nEvery item I've had here is yummy. Yesterday I came here and got the $36 alaskan king crab legs. They were very yummy (not the best I've had, but a damn steal for that price!)\n\nThe ambiance is great for a date.\n\nSome wet naps would of been really nice after the crab legs, but oh well, i don't knock off points there.\n\nI love the arnold palmer. I think the lemonade is their restaurant recipe, and it really gives a great after taste with the arnold palmer.


This is a really bad Jason's Deli location. The quality of the food has continued to deteriorate. I ate here last week and had the salad bar. The lettuce was wilted and the cherry tomatoes were so old that they tasted rancid and had wrinkly skins. The restaurant itself is in a state of disrepair and the common areas, tables and countertops were all filthy. I don't know what's going on here but hopefully somebody from corporate can swoop in and fix the issues. I won't be back here until something changes.


I have been going to Bear Kneads for over a year and have worked with both Chris and Dave. They are professional and very knowledgable guys. \n\nI play sports and have gone to Bear Kneads for sports related injuries as well as for relaxation. Their skill level compared to other places in Charlotte is second to none, especially considering how reasonable their rates are!\n\nI HIGHLY recommend Bear Kneads!


My new favorite Thai restaurant!! Bangkok has delicious made-to-order Thai food. The Tom Yum Soup is not to be missed. I wasn't a fan of curry but once I learned Thai curry is much different than Indian curry I decided to try it. Now I am hooked on the Panang Curry....mmmm. Every dish can be ordered to your desired curry-hotness. Next time I'll try the Tom Yum Fried Rice.There are so many dishes to choose from, I suggest bringing others with you so you may try many at the same time.\nThe service was great, the restaurant clean.\nIf it's not busy don't let that fool you. That can change in a minute. I noticed they did receive many take-out calls while I was there.\nWhoever said the west side restaurants were all chain restaurants needs to eat here!


Not the best hotel in the world, but the previous reviewer hasn't been there lately.  They've earned their 3 stars (of 5).  Comfy beds, lots of space, not much service (except if you call the front desk).  My main complaint is that 1/4 of the times I've been there (4 weeks, weekdays only) over the course of a work project) the other clientele has been a little...  I dunno...  loud and drunk.  Not always, but sometimes.  After all, though, check hotwire, they're always on there with the *deals*


To say we didn't fit in was a bit of a understatement, but my co workers have gotten used to this feeling when they go to lunch with me.\n\nHidden in a old small strip mall is Garden express. Inside is a menu board,  a order window and a few chairs to wait at, not eat at. In this respect it is like the Rtio's of Chinese food.\n\nThe look of the place is old and dirty, the menu board has a fair amount of dirt on it.\n\nUnable to locate a vegetable dish or tofu I asked what they had w/o meat.  This limited me to lo mein, chow mein or rice with veggies.  I went with the former. I ordered the large at $6.50 + .50 for chilli oil. My co workers got the lunch combo of orange chicken, rice, lomein and wonton chips for $4 (or $5 with a massive egg roll).\n\nMy noodles were over price, and uninspired. A few piece of broccoli was the only veggie of note in it, the MSG was obvious and the chili oil was not even that hot.\n\nMy co worker liked the sides but did not like the chicken.\n\nI was hoping to find a gem in the rough, instead I just found the rough.\n\n\nPS Cash Only!


Nice salad bar. Reminds me of Souplantation. I will be back. Wish they had clam chowder and a more desserts!


The hotel and hotel staff are great. I like staying at Hiltons and as far as a place to stay, this is good. The location isn't the best since you have to take a cab anywhere you are going, but the room and the building are nice.\n\nIf you can avoid having to sit through a timeshare sales presentation, I would do so. The discounted stay at the hotel was definitely not worth the bad taste the 2 1/2 hour sales gauntlet of despair left in my mouth.\n\nSo if you are already an \"owner\" and have \"made a commitment to yourself\" regarding vacations, then yes, this is a good place to stay.\n\nIf you're like the rest of us and can't stand high pressure sales douchebaggery, I would pass on any deals you might think you are getting for sitting through a sales presentation because it's definitely not worth it. I would gladly go back in time and pay to not have to sit through that thing again.


Do not waste your time at this hotel. Don't be cheap like us, spend the extra dollars at a nicer hotel like the Encore, Wynn, MGM, Venetian, any hotel but this. Very poor communication with from management and staff. \n\nThe first night we got there we weren't even able to get a key for any of the 3 rooms we booked because they said our name wasn't on those rooms even though we paid with our credit card. \n\nBy the time we left and got back home there were a bunch of unauthorized charges on our card and when we called to question the charges TI told us all this bullcrap we were never informed about. \n\nLike I said, do not waste your time here. All the hassle almost wasn't worth my first trip to Vegas since I turned 21. \n\nAlso, the coffee shop restaurant wasn't even that good. We were the only people in the restaurant at 1am and the service still sucked. \n\nTerrible staff, terrible management, terrible coffee shop/restaurant, just a terrible hotel in general. You're going to be in Vegas, might as well live like you're in Vegas.


Soi loved this place.\n\nSo I went to Purple Zebra and got a giant frozen drink that Vegas is known for. However my mom was hungry. After a nice host outside said it was cool to bring in my extra alcohol we were seated. \n\nI have to say the margarita, for being at a Mexican restaurant, was a major fail. It was just bad. Even though the waiter was really nice about taking it back and replacing it with a different margarita. The second margarita was bad too. So just avoid margaritas.\n\nBut everything else was amazing.\n\nYou know how you can eat something and taste love? Well the carnitas tacos I had tasted like love. Just ooey gooey flavorful love. And the guacamole with pomegranate seeds.. #idied So. Freaking. Good. I also had rice. Green rice. That kinda looked like throw up. But if you close your eyes and open your mouth you'll be taken on a journey. A journey into epic rice land full of love and yumminess.\n\nJust yeah... Go there.


Mediterranean/mexican fusion? When we first walked into this establishment we were shocked by the run-down decor. There were numerous holes in the walls, and just an overall tackiness that made this No one was there to welcome us into the restaurant. the lady began to walk us to a table a customer complained and she abandoned us, so we had to find our own table.\n\nWhen we began to place our order, the compact disc on the Kenwood stereo began to skip, so our order took a backseat to fixing the scratched CD playing. \n\nOk, so this place stinks! No, literally, it smells like old camel ass.I guess all the \"Ocean Breeze\" Renuzits were there to camouflage the camel smell, but it didn't work. Trust me. \n\nOur water came without ice. The ice, upon demand, came out in a mini casserole dish with a pair of ice tongs. As we looked around the room at the other customers' tables we realized that maybe bottled water was the way to go. Perhaps the leftover bottle caps on our table should have been an indication.\n\noh, did I mention that the leopard printed table cloth was hiding an uneven table that tilted when we put our drinks upon it? The leopard table cloth was the top layer of 5 different table covers. There were several plastic table covers nunderneath the leopard cloth that had stains and old, crusted food upon them.\n\nAnyway, the surprise came when the food arrived. It was surprisingly delicious! The \"kabob\" appetizer actually came in the form of a wrap with lots of fresh veggies and tender chicken. Who knew? Also, the chicken makhani was delicious. We had to order the basmati rice and an order of garlic naan a la carte. \n\n\nOh, did I mention that they also do quinceneras? Egad!


My husband really gives this place shit, so I was surprised when it turned out to be decent.\n\nThe salsa was terrible - basically the worst I've ever had at a Mexican restaurant - so I very quickly ordered a top shelf margarita, which was on special the night we went.  The margarita was fantastic - sufficiently strong and delicious (probably had a lot to do with the awesome tequila) - and that really elevated the remainder of the meal.\n\nI appreciated that La Paz marks its vegetarian menu options - it saved me the hassle of having to comb through every section for something I could eat.  I ended up ordering (I think) a spinach burrito of sorts (with all the fixins), and I enjoyed it very much.  The spinach was fresh and limey, and that's about all I expect in a spinach burrito.\n\nIt seemed a couple bucks more expensive than it should have been, but the margarita made up for it.  I imagine I'll go back just for a margarita next time.  I can make the spinach burrito at home.


Get the pro desk some help.  I wasted 2 hours of my life yesterday and six hours of one of my workers who I had to pay.  My best guess is there just understaffed but it doesn't seem like they know what's going on over there. Either way it just translates into problems for me.  It'll be awhile before I try to call over to their pro desk again.


When we arrived we were told there was a 45 minute wait. I looked around at all the empty tables... Hmm.. So where are all these people and where are they waiting?\n\nShe points me next door to a really cool and swanky lounge. I couldn't tell if this was an extension of the restaurant or  a separate entity. Either way it was pretty cool. We sat down and ordered a drink, then not 5 minutes later the hostess came in and told us table was ready. Now I can't really complain that our 45 minute wait turned in to a 5 minute wait, but honestly with all the empty tables in the place it felt as if they were trying to turn people away. \n\nThe starter bread was fresh and the pesto was divine. We ordered the eggplant rollatini to start and were sorely disappointed at the mushy mess placed in front of us. It had the consistency of soggy enchiladas and try as I might I could not find eggplant through all the cheese. \n\nI ordered a salad and it was forgotten, I asked for it again after we got our main and it was forgotten. The main was a cavatelli something: Pasta, tomatoes, bell pepper, onion and sausage. It was decent, but I could have made it better myself at home. \n\nWe also ordered a $32 bottle of Pinot Noir. Now I know that there is a huge mark up on bottles of wine, but please take the AJ's $7.99 price tag off before putting it down in front of me.\n\n3 stars for venue alone. The patio absolutely rocks and the new lounge next door is great for after dinner cocktails. The food and service need a little work, but I'll probably come back and try the pizza.


1 Star? Absolutely. Here's why. \n1: Service: Walk in, get stared at, never spoken to, stand at counter, get ignored, exit.\n2: Pricing. Why would I want to pay $25 for a polo shirt that will start to rip out under the arm in about 6 months when I can go to JC Penney's 2 blocks away at the Galleria Mall and buy a similar polo and an XLT t-shirt for $20 and still save $5? \n3: Access. Getting in and out of this strip mall shoehorned into a tiny plot of land at the corner of Marks and Sunset is no fun. Especially when you get ignored when you go inside. \n\nIn short your best bet is to just stay on Sunset and drive right on by. You can do better than this on price and quality.


I love the selection of baked goods and breakfast treats for work :)  I've never had lunch or eaten here...someday soon, will have to try it.


Not too happy. Got a gel manicure and pedicure, charged $3 to take off gel. Just soaked hands in acetone, did not do wonders for my hands, never charged at any other place to take off gel. Manicure and pedicure was fine but literally next day both feet had issues. For sure I got infections on both feet (large toes) from pedicure. Not sure if tools were clean or not but next day I knew I was in trouble. Dealing with this for the last 3 weeks. Very painful. Will not be back.


Support your local coffee shop- Buck the Bucks!\nThe coffee here is roasted right on premise and tastes delicious! The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable- the perfect place to work, have a business lunch or a great cuppa joe! The baristas are friendly and each cup of coffee is hand made with TLC. They really go to great lengths at Echo to provide an outstanding product. They also have a yummy sandwich and salad menu all made with fresh, local ingredients. So BUCK the BUCKS and grab a CUP at Echo coffee!


I've been to local Red Robin's in the Bay Area and considering that it's a franchise, they make everything the same at all restaurants. Needless to say, this place isn't all that great. I can come here to eat every now and then, but it's not off the wall where I tend to want to come back more than often.\n\nWe ordered an onion ring tower which was HUGE! and ok tasting. I'm not much of a onion ring lover and that might have an impact on why I didn't think it tasted great. Me and the wifey also shared a chicken pasta which wasn't all that tasty in my opinion, probably won't ever order it again. But what I do like about this place is their fish, fries and shrimp sampler appetizer, although we didn't order it at the time we came to this place, I did have it a few times when coming to another Red Robin and I do recommend it to others when coming here.\n\nAll in all this place doesn't deserve more than 3 stars as food wasn't that great here when we ate. Sorry Red Robin I just know you can do better.


You're better off walking a couple blocks East and going to Jordan's.  Way better sports bar atmosphere, better deals, more bar games and waaaaaay better food.  Lucky's is a sad shell of the former Oakcrest, which was always a favorite in the neighborhood.  There is the occasional good drink special and the food can be hit or miss.  All the stadium area bars have their niche, but I can't name one thing that Lucky's does really well.  Yet, even though I don't have anything good to say I can't really badmouth it too much either. It is just kinda bland, boring and wholly mediocre.


This place is great! Meat falls off the bone and the mac n cheese and mashed potatoes are so yummy!


The place is small but they have a patio that appears to accomodate as many folks outside as the actual dining room.  Menu is above register which is also where the baked goods case is located.  Makes it difficult to come in and view the case while someone is placing their order.  Intersting menu items and decadent looking desserts.  That Napoleon LOOKS impressive.  If I make it back here I WILL be having one of those.  I ordered a scramble with spinach in it -can't recall the name.  It was just okay.  It was more like a fluffy, undercooked omelette.  That could be a HUGE problem if I had been dining here with my spouse but for me, eh, no worries.    The macaroon was interesting but not like a traditional macaroon, much bigger to start.  Have to say it was rather tasty too.  My issue with this place -\nIt took so long to get our food.  For almost $24.00 I could get a full breakfast served and my coffee refilled.  I just don't think you get your money's worth here and the long wait just took it off of my places I bookmark.  For a week day the place was hopping and the parking lot was crazy -and it wasn't even close to the lunch hour.


wow so...I finally got into Playboy/moon...yay...blah. Last year, I really wanted to get in here but the lines were out of control so I couldn't make it. Now, I see why those lines were out of control because of the infamous elevator I had to wait for to get upstairs, downstairs while my heavy buzz was running out, my killer heels were actually killing me with pain and the leech I was trying to get rid off couldn't understand a brush off. But you gotta love the view from the balcony...a definite must see of Las Vegas at night


Growing up as a Mexican-American in Los Angeles, CA there was always an option to go find a taco stand and enjoy some delicious tacos. But as I chose to become Vegan these options seemed far and wide. Unless I cooked at home I couldn't enjoy the street tacos anymore. Now living in Vegas it's been many years since I've enjoyed a street taco, since the Vegan options here are far and wide. \nSo you can imagine my utter joy when I found Garden Grill at the farmers market. I ordered 2 of each, Beer-Battered Avocado, BBQ Pulled Jackfruit and Chick'n Teriyaki. As I bit into my first taco, which was the avocado one, I felt these flavors just burst into my mouth and I cried of joy. I honestly could have never  imagined  such flavors bringing me to tears. As I enjoyed the next one, BBQ Pulled Jackfruit I lost it...I was so emotional eating these tacos. It just brought back so many memories of going down to TJ with my family and hitting up all the best taco stands, BUT these were BETTER!  Honestly you have to try these tacos...I will be back for more. One reason being, no GMO's. Support Local Vegan food!


Quite expensive for such a small bowl of food that isn't all that great. I had the Dan Dan noodles ($12 + tax/tip). The spice from the sauce overpowered the shrimp and the noodles -- I could barely taste them! You can get better Asian food in the strip, but if you're stuck at the Venetian, this is your best bet for something quick.


I love Hooters! The girls are so friendly and sweet! They brought my daughter a balloon and sat and chatted with her about school! The owner of Hooters even stopped by to check on our table and he made us feel so comfortable and welcome! This was such a great family experience and the food was so delicious! I'd give it more stars if I could! I can't wait to come back & see all our new friends!


Nice atmosphere although slightly \"Cafe Rouge\".\nLoved the jazz music.\nEscargot, French Onion Soup and Salmon Tartare were all really great.\nThe French bread was just what you would expect ... really fantastic.\nFilet Mignon was good but not quite as good as the flank steak which had a lot more flavor as one might expect.\nThe Salmon which was fried on one side was tender with a great crispy skin my wife adored.\nSerious failure was the french fries which were tired and not fresh. A serious failing in a french restaurant. One of my guests commented that MacDonalds were better.\nService was good and the wine list had half bottles and the St Emilion I tried was delicious and only 20.00 for 350cl.\nWe overall liked it and would go back especially because the wait staff were so charming ... but forewarned don't tolerate tired fries.


Their food was OK, but I was thrown off by the \"one $,\" as this place was not cheap in my opinion! I have been to better Peruvian restaurants that were a lot cheaper! I got the Viva Chicken Salad and expected the chicken on the salad to be seasoned, but it was not. Very bland. The Sweet Plantains were the only good thing about this place, but you can get those at any Peruvian joint. Also, we sat out on the patio in the afternoon and they had really annoying club music blasting through the outdoor speakers. When I go out to lunch, I want a relaxing, quiet atmosphere. Maybe that's just me. Overpriced IMHO, and I think what we were paying for was the \"trendy\" atmosphere, NOT good food.


This trader joes is awesome!! Its not that much larger than the others but I feel like this particular one has more of a selection of items then the others do. Clean as all trader joes usually are. Staff was very friendly and helpful. It was very busy but I guess its no surprise as this trader joes is a great one!


Service is great, drinks are good, food is only ok. Stuffed peppers and dates are the best thing there. However, the entire restaurant smells like an old dish rag. It makes me wonder how clean things are...


I enjoy the rotating artwork from local artists, beer selection (and beer specials!), and they host a figure drawing class on Mondays.  Certainly one of my favorite bars in Plaza.


Lobster was too salty & my steak was over cooked, mentioned it to the waiter who offered to send it back but also told me it was cooked to the right temp but last I knew medium rare isn't fully cooked around the edges with a small rare center not all the way through.....


First off, Dope Vapor does not sell starter kits as they only sell mechanical mods and rba's. So in my opinion, this isn't a bad thing, nor is it a good thing. For those who want to quit cigarettes, yes you get the full satisfying flavor and throat hit you can ask for, it's not expensive per say(as they sell replicas and clones), but it might be a little over someone's budget to just see if it'll really work for for them to kick the cigarettes.\n\nThey have 10 to 12 flavors, all of which are sweet. I don't mind this, but someone looking for a good tobacco or subtle flavor might think otherwise. Since i drip my juices, i sat down and tested the sample bottles. The way Dope Vapor lets you test their flavors are also by using a mech mod and rda, which is awesome because everyone knows or should know dripping brings out the flavor a lot more compared to a basic clearomizer that i see often in many other shops. Also, at the time the nicotine levels they carried were 0,3 and 6mg, most common levels for dripping. I personally like Pure Luck and Chronic Melons so give those a try if you stop by.\n\nThe person i spoke to during my visit is chill and laidback. We talked about unique coil builds he was working on and also about juices he was experimenting with. I enjoyed my time talking and tasting juices.\n\nPrices are good, i bought 5 juices and it came out to $25 + tax. the juices are 10ml each so 50ml for $25 isn't shabby at all for being local. Their clone mechanical mods are decently priced, not too sure of what manufacturer they carry though. But some of them seem to be from DHgate or FastTech not too sure.\n\nOverall, I had a pleasant experience. Staff is friendly, the shop is simple but effective. I get the fact he eliminated the starter kits so someone doesn't make the mistake of buying cheap starter kits, but maybe someone out there doesn't like big and bulky devices, or doesnt want to spend 100+(guestimating since you need a battery, charger, mod, rba and juice), and end up not liking it. Just my opinion of course. 4/5 stars Keep it up guys.


My friend Megan and I stopped by before she flew back to Boston. We started off by ordering a couple of agua frescas. Mango for me and Strawberry for Megan. I usually get watermelon but I was in the mood to switch things up. I was looking forward to a cold refreshing drink but what I got was warm liquid mango. No bueno. I wasn't in the mood to complain so I just asked for a glass of water when I ordered the USA torta. The USA torta has breaded chicken, ham, pineapple, melted cheese, and chipotle mayo. The sandwich was so delicious I don't think I can get myself to order anything else ever again. Megan enjoyed her jamon torta but I don't think it was as good as mine! I really like this restaurant but the food is so filling and bad for you I can only eat here every once in awhile.


Started getting pizza here after moving to the area and sometimes it was good, other times, I felt that the pizza had way too much cheese and was too salty. Recently, we ordered more items including, pizza, chicken parm sandwich, cold roast beef sandwich, and mozz sticks. The pizza was cold, not cooked enough, very heavy, too much cheese. The chicken parm barely had any chicken on it, chicken tasted frozen, def not fresh, bread was so soggy, too much sauce. The sauce is horrible. It didn't taste fresh at all, was very dark red, salty, either cooked way too long, or had too many spices in it. The roast beef sub was gross, roast beef was gray and rubbery, not good quality meat, asked for extra oil and vinegar, and sandwich was drenched in olive oil. The mozz sticks were not fresh at all and as hard as a rock. Will NEVER give them my business again. Total waste of money and nothing at all like NY style pizza or food. (59th Ave location)


This is my first review. I recently rented through Hertz using AAA. With using AAA, you pay a good portion of your rental up front. I reserved a standard car and was left with an \"estimated\" balance of $80. This total price was inline with most of the other major rental agencies, including tax, as far as price was concerned. When I signed my agreement the total balance was $166 not $80. When I asked about this I was rudely told that the $80 was estimated, even though it was double, and welcome to Arizona. The next thing I was told that my car was a Yaris, the smallest car that Toyota makes. I tried to argue this, but was told it their \"Standard\" car. When I got to where the car was I asked someone else, who said that I was supposed to have gotten a \"Mid Size.\" So now I am driving a Versa, the smallest Nissan car made, and paying $80 more than their closet competitor for a \"Standard\" car and $100 more than a  \"Mid Size.\" I will NEVER rent from Hertz again.


Tiffany was excellent! my review is soo super late but she really took care of my nails! She did the crystals on them and everything I was so thrilled and felt totally VIP when she took care of me immediately. I have never felt so un-rushed or pushed into anything in my life! Ask for Tiffany She is AMAZING!!


Food was very good an tasted fresh! The cat fish an shrimp was amazing. I will go back!


Thanks dude with the glasses. You were tacking in charges without explaining anything. Oh and usps does give you a tracking number bro. 70 cents. Thanks a lot for not offering all of your services. I would've left zero stars if I could have. The dude at the cash register was so rude and uninformative.


Pretty bad experience.  For starters, they eliminated my favorite starter: the Nachos.  Claim Jumpers had the best Nachos around and now...they dont.\n\nOur experience didn't get any better.  We waited nearly 15 minutes just to get two cokes.  We waited another 15 minutes before the server (bartender) decided to come out from behind the bar and actually take our orders.  He was too busy having a good time, apparently telling jokes with his bus boy buddies.\n\nThe pizza I ordered was awful....much worse than somethiing that wouldl show up at my front door from a Pizza Hut order.  The rest of the food was good so Claim Jumpers gets two stars instead of 1 but it's safe to say I will never be going back to Claim Jumpers again.


Nice family run restaurant. Fresh ingredients well prepared. \nLove the spring rolls - loaded with fresh herbs and shrimp. Pho - well done. Good noodle dishes and most entrees shine as well. \nI prefer this place for lunch or carryout, it is very quiet at dinner time, food is still very good - but the overall ambiance is somewhat depressing.


This Wild Burger was located in the Wildfire Casino on S Rancho Dr in Las Vegas.  There were booths around the perimeter and tables in the middle.  There were 3 flatscreen tvs. We came for lunch and all the empty tables had dirty plates on them or still had crumbs on the tables and needed to be wiped down.\n\nWe waited in line almost 10 minutes for the cashier to take our order.  We all ordered the Classic Cheeseburger which  is a 1/2 lb Angus Beef patty withTillamook cheese using a $20 Groupon.  We were really looking forward to this burger which my friends have had before and rave about it.\n\nPink Lemonade came out of their water dispenser.  There was no utencil to pick up the sliced lemons.  The straws were way in the back and I had to move to coffee carafe to get to them.\n\nWhat we got was their Lunch Special-  a tiny 1/4 lb regular dry beef patty with regular cheese.  The fries were okay, but the onion strings were better.\n\nThe server brought out the Deep Fried Twinkies a minute after she brought out the burgers.  So they got cold and weren't very good.  They advertise this dessert as Twinkies.  We all know that Hostess went out of business.  They were actually Little Debbies.\n\nWe never saw the server again to ask for a fork.  My friends have more Groupons, but I won't be back.


1. Wings, Pablo Picasso salad, and pazooki are awesome.\n2. Great service and atmosphere.\n3. Pizza is good not great.


This location is one of my least favorites. If you want good service and hot, fresh food go to the McDowell and Dysart location.This location consistently has less than fresh food and never has the entree selections we would like (and I am not to talking something special here just chicken breast and string bean or chicken and mushroom). It is worth driving 3 more miles and walking in for the other location. After trying this one at least 3 times in the last 6 months an not being satisfied we will always be driving to the other location.


Was here for breakfast the other day. Food was good and the service was excellent and quick!\n\nFood: 4\nService: 5\n\nOverall: 4.5 rounds down


I was on vacaton with my parents and i was looking for someone to do a cover up tattoo for me. My cover up was really dark so i was afraid it wouldnt look good, anyway, i went to a couple places on the strip and they seemed really iffy abouy doing my tattoo. When i finally walked into Red elephant the staff greeted us and right away asked if they could help. I told them what i wanted and Pelon hopped right up and started throwing out ideas knowing what could work. His confidence put me at ease and he drew up my tattoo right there and started working! Not only did my piece turn out gorgeous, but Pelon was amazing! My tattoo took 4 hours and he had me laughing and joking around, I felt like i had known the guys in the shop forever. My parents ended up getting tattoos there as well! Needless to say this shop not only provides AMAZING work, but the whole staff is friendly and fun. If you're looking for a clean shop that provides the best experience ever go to Red Elephant. Pelon would be my go to guy but they all do great.  This shop charges 100 dollars an hour which is awesome as well, other shops on the strip rape you with their costs, but this shop is very reasonable,especially with the quality of work that is done here. I will be back for my free touch up in a few monthes:-)


Went to this location as it is nearby the Las Vegas Premium Outlet.  I like Jack in the Box for their all day breakfast menu, and this place was the closest I could find. I did notice a little bit of an element of drug or prostitution or something was going on. But it did not deter from my experience here; this location was very clean on the outside and inside. My food was good and served at a good temperature; the counter person gave me a refill coffee with a smile. What more can you ask for from a JB?


Tried this place out on a Saturday night: had the sisay (a crispy pork with onions and green chillies) and spare ribs, and it was really good food.  You can taste the freshness of the ingredients, and it was prepared quickly by the waiter that was also the cook.  We were the only people in there, although several people came through for to-go orders.  Will definitely try their breakfast buffet some Sunday.


A roulette dealer told me that the food quality in Vegas restaurants has really gone downhill, perhaps due to the rising meat prices. I came here in 2010 and had a lovely steak dinner. This time around I pondered trying something else so I inquired about the scallops. The waitress highly recommended them so I went for it. My friend ordered the chicken grand mere. Bread came promptly and was quite good, accompanied by whipped butter. We sat outside on a Tues early evening under a heat lamp and enjoyed the people watching. It was early enough to get a seat outside (around 6 I believe) as by the time we left the once-empty inside was full. Sadly my scallops, all four of them, arrived cold and were chewy and very bland. The squash pur\u00e9e was a cool temperature and there were only about five brussel sprouts on my plate. Good thing I'd eaten a lot of bread. I sent back the scallops and was told they'd be reheated. The waitress and busboy were very nice and caring. I have nothing bad to say about the service other than the waitress's bad call on the scallops. I was offered a complimentary refill of my rose champagne as I waited for my meal. Meanwhile my friend was pretty happy with his chicken but not in amazement by any means. It was juicy and was a good amount of chicken. Potato pur\u00e9e was tasty as were the roasted garlic and onions. Just don't expect very much of the sides. Scallops came back to me warmer but I had zero love for them. I ate them because I was hungry. They really really needed some kind of sauce. I think I know what rubber soles taste like now. It was my birthday and I was given a profiterole which was tasty. The two meals with two glasses of $11 champagne (not counting my complimentary one) plus tip came to $112. Disappointing since I'd felt like I had to force myself to eat the scallops. No enjoyment at all. Like several other places i revisiting on this trip after great experiences in 2010, I'm crossing Mon Ami Gabi off my list and will search for more consistently good places to patronize.


From the moment you walk in you feel like you're in a different era. It's very well decorated and dimly lighted. There is a sign when you approach the driveway that says \"appropriate dinner wear required\". Basically, anything but a bathing suit is appropriate per their valet person. \n\nWe were seated on time and the service was above excellent. From the moment we were seated until the moment we left, we were treated like royalty.\n\nThe calamari appetizer was tasty. Nothing spectacular. The mayonnaise based dipping sauce and tomato based sauce was just OK. \n\nI got the California cut prime rib and my husband got the Lawry's cut prime rib. They were excellent, tender, and juicy. The mashed potatoes, gravy, and creamed corn was also delicious!  We also had a side of creamed spinach which had a little bitterness to it. I think it was from the onions. \n\nOverall it was a very tasty dinner but very overpriced. You're really paying for the service which was superb. For the three of us our bill was at $240 not including tip. Wow! We probably won't eat there again because of the cost. In Vegas, you can get prime rib almost anywhere for much less. It was great to try and we have no regrets.


Coming from New York City this library is very impressive! This library is unique because the building that it is in is also is an art exhibit! The library has two floors and the main floor has international books, new release and videos(DVDS). The checking out and returning system very technological advanced. You check out your own book and return it through a conveyor belt system that require no human interactions. The second floor holds a vast majority of the library collection. I came here to study for my MCAT and it is a really nice place to get a lot work done. The interior of the library is really well designed. The second floor also hold a children area which can be loud at times but if you stay far away the noise will not reach you! While some individual do decided to answer cell phone it is rare. OVERALL a very nice place to study and to get book because they do have a large collection.


So not feeling it. The drinks were watered down .. The food came out cold and one of my tacos fell on the table the waitress didn't even offer to replace it. So not worth it. Never coming again.


I feel like everytime I have come in service and quality have gone way down. Im going to Sauce from now on for sure.


The service here was very friendly and fast.\n\nWe ordered the brie appetizer, which was very good.\n\nThe salmon entree was a little fishy and overcooked. The spinach ravioli was just okay - the sauce was decent.\n\nThe sundae for dessert was good as well. \n\nAll in all, we had a decent meal, but we would have been happier if we didn't have to pay as much for the food. It isn't quite worth the price.


1st time there.  Very good service.; wait staff is very attentive, despite a very busy evening .  (20 min wait )\nBread and salads were very tasty and the pizza was excellent.\nSeemed to have a robust take-away business.  \nWe will be back.


Trisha is *awesome*


I love the cherry dipped cones!\n\nStill sad they got rid of the cotton candy blizzard- was my absolute favorite!


This review is long overdue. By my count I have been here over 15 times and to Vegas now over 70 ... \nWe all know that this place so hard to be french, the menu, the atmosphere, the wine, the waiters outfits .... who cares! They do one thing right -the FOOD!!!!\nIn my opinion, a pace that starts dinner with slated butter and a warm baguette is already really high on the culinary spectrum. Over 15 times and food is still fantastic. Fillet had the prefect temperature, the liver pate is served just the right way with the miniature gherkins and onions. It's paradise, especially if you can score the outdoor table on a perfect evening where you can watch the Bellagio fountains and the people passing by. \nOne thing of note: it is a tourist trap but than again the entire Las Vegas Strip is so if you are not happy with something coming from the kitchen let the staff know and they will gladly take care of it. \nWe highly recommend reservations as this place tends to get booked on weekends. The food is good and by Vegas Strip standards is priced fair,\nBon Apetit!!!!


We stopped in before seeing a show and will be back. The restaurant had such a unique atmosphere and the breakfast was outstanding. I look forward to trying their Korean BBQ at some point. Our waitress seemed a little out of sorts and started talking to a customer next to us who was an awkward acquaintance, which was distracting for us seeing as how close the tables are. Overall an excellent experience.


In Pittsburg for one day. We asked 3 different locals where to find some good clean organic food. All 3 times we got the same response...Marty's Market. The atmosphere is very wholefoodie but much more dine  in. The food was fantastic and the service was equally good.\n\nIf you ever find yourself in Pittsburg and wanting to eat some clean organic food I highly, highly recommend going to Marty's.


Is there anything more wrong their drinking beer at church? Yeah my pure enjoyment of the debauchery, why did my beer taste so much better in a church? Wine never does. And not only was my brew delicious it was priced right, my 2 fantastic pints were between $2.50 and $4.50 and both on point. \n\nSo as far as grub... It was way overpriced. We had Pierogies, which from my understanding are unique to the Burgh, they were delicious for four $3.25 for potato and cheese and $7.00 for Sausage and sauerkraut which was amazing. I had the Jambalaya which was pretty good, but not $18.00 good. So while the food and drink was good the price needs help, at least on the food. \n\nBeautiful Church by they way I hope you heathens enjoy drinking your wicked brew in it as much as I did.


Short version: If you want a massage, whether on your own or a couples massage, forget the sky-high prices on the strip and head over to Massage Pro. It's not a sleazy, cheapo place. It's cozy and professional.\n\nLong version: My husband and I decided to make an impromptu trip to Las Vegas. We booked our hotel two days in advance and winged it while we were there. We knew, though, that we wanted to get a couples massage.\n\nOf course, we headed to Yelp, and read lots of good reviews for the hotel spas, but oh my gosh--$400 for a 50 minute massage? Ouch. No thanks. So, I Googled \"couples massage\" and came up with three non-day spa/hotel places in Vegas. I called all three, checked reviews on all three, and then checked appointment availability and came up with Massage Pro. Booked an appointment sight unseen, and crossed my fingers.\n\nThe place is right off the strip--just head west on Sahara for a couple miles. It'd be too much to walk, I think, but it's close enough that taking a taxi shouldn't be too expensive. We had our car with us and it was a very quick drive.\n\nWhen my husband and I walked into the office, we were a little worried--the reception is super small and feels a little like a dentist's office. We filled out our paperwork, and were taken back to a much more spacious waiting room with dimmed lights, relaxing music, and a little fountain. From there, we were met by our massage therapists. We did have to wait a little longer than we expected, but it was only seven minutes beyond our appointment time, and they more than made up for it during the session. I think they spent an extra ten or fifteen minutes on us to make it up to us. :)\n\nWe ordered the 90-minute combination massage, which was a blend of Swedish and deep-tissue techniques. We paid just $90 each! Even with a $20 tip on top of each massage, we were still under the next least expensive massage we could find--and the experience was phenomenal!\n\nWe had a male therapist and a female therapist (we had confirmed this was all right when we called and made our appointments) who guided us to a designated Couples Room specially set aside for couples massages. The room was decorated, dimmed, and had soothing music playing. The beds were heated and we were asked if they were to our liking temperature-wise. They were perfect.\n\nDid I mention the therapists are nationally and locally licensed? Yeah. Cool.\n\nSo began ninety minutes of rubby, relaxing bliss. The therapists were receptive to our suggestions--a little softer on that spot, please; a little harder right there. The therapists were nothing but the utmost of professionals, watching our muscles for the relaxation of knots and responses to too much pressure. They adjusted their techniques to our preferences and my husband and I had a wonderfully relaxing afternoon. We had very enjoyable massages.\n\nWe didn't pack robes with us, and, not being a day spa, they don't provide them, so they were kind enough to let us use their shower usually reserved for customers getting body scrubs so we could rinse off some of the massage lotion. We got big, fluffy towels to dry off with and they even gave us an extra one, just in case.\n\nIn short:\nUNBEATABLE prices\nProfessional, personable, skilled, licensed, receptive therapists\nCouples massage room!\nNot a day spa--ambiance is definitely service-oriented, but still decorated and cozy\nAwesome massage\nNot sketchy (they have zero tolerance for inappropriate behavior)\n\nWhat are you waiting for?! Book your vacation massage for less than the price of most show tickets!


Super yummy! Great location! Very filling!\n\nWent here to grab a sammie before a meeting at City Hall. I got the Italian with provolone on wheat bread. Well, I ordered it on wheat but got French bread. BUT they gave me a cookie to say sorry for the mix-up... HOW NICE IS THAT!? I didn't care what bread I got, my waistline may care but who listens to their waistline these days, I just wanted to sandwich. And it was great!\n\nA tad spicey for me but I also choose the Italian seasoning too so I was asking for it. The cookies were so moist and soft, fell apart in my hand like delicious sand-heaven. The interior of this joint is so city-scape and metro. Super high ceiling, old bar like ordering station, booths that face out onto the street... everything was great!\n\nHad a bit of trouble understanding the guy making my lunch but if he was kind enough to give me a cookie for messing up my bread, he can talk as fast as he wants because I'll be back for sure. I went around 1:30pm and it was bumping so I'm assuming it's packed at peak lunch hour time, well worth the wait though.


My husband said it very accurately: \"its a once in a lifetime experience.\"  We tried it because it was our first time in Pittsburg, but next time we visit we will pass.  It seems to me that the sandwiches are not anything great once you look past its size.  I ate it with the fries and cole slaw, but I could have done without the fries.  It is just a filler.\nThe atmosphere as fun and very casual.


the group i went with had a discount, so we only paid about $25/person for the all you can eat meat buffet.  (i think originally it's like $35/person, but i'm not 100% sure).\n\nso the price at 25 is good, if i had to pay 35/person this place woulda been more like a 2 or 2.5 star.\n\nbasically people walk around the tables holding different assortments of meat and if you like what u see, they carve a piece for you.\n\nthe meat is for the most part juicy, but i felt the \"salad bar\" was quite sad and shouldnt be allowed to be called a salad bar.  i dont eat THAT much meat, so i didnt enjoy this as much as my male counterparts.


At work we've been trying to explore and get out there more, so we skipped our \"work lunch rotation\" list and headed for somewhere new.\n\nI've gone to Khoury's once maybe two years ago and I barely remembered the place so we gave this place a try again.\n\nLet me say that the food was very good.  Their fresh bread and hummus was an absolute pleasure to eat.  We all ordered a mixed plate of Beef Skewers and Kafta - which is like a seasoned ground beef in a shape of a sausage / hot dog.  For the food, I would give it a 7/10.\n\nThe service, however, left more to be desired.  This place seemed very busy from the lunch crowd but they all left by the time we got our food.  We came to this place around 1:10pm and were seated immediately.  5 minutes later we got our drink order taken.  5 minutes after that, we got our drinks and our order taken. \n\nOur food finally came at 1:45pm.  It took over 25 minutes for our food to show up.  We all ordered the same thing.  There were some notices under other menu items that it would take 20 minutes cooking time, but not under what we ordered.\n\nAlso, since we were starving and digesting our own backbones while waiting for the food.  We got bread and hummus which lasted about 2 minutes.  Another bread refill was needed and acknowledged by the waitress, however it took about 10 minutes before we received more bread.  Service is a  3/10.\n\nI'm sad to say that the service killed my opinion of this place.  I'm giving it a 2 star review.  Maybe one day if we're looking to diversify our \"work lunch rotation\" list again we'll give this place a whirl again.


Delicious offerings for tapas with friendly staff. Get with Kevin at the bar! The August happy hour 2 for 1 is a great deal. Check out the restaurant week special because it will be worth it! We liked everything we ate - 6 dishes between 2 people plus wine. The rabbit was fantastic. The crab & eggplant tapas was perfect. The egg dipped artichokes are a must! Get some friends and head over to the bar today.


We watched the Restaurant Impossible episode and decided, how many chances do you have to go to a place that's been on a reality TV show?  So off we went...\n\nThe food was actually amazing!  I'm talking lick your plate clean amazing!  Too bad it's so far away.


We got to movie an hour early and had to sit in the front, although it was ok and the movie was good, the food lacked. I have the BBQ chicken pizza, which was more sauce than anything else. My friend ordered the BBQ cheddar burger, she couldn't eat it because it was super red in the center and my sister had the nachos which was more like a salad. Will try again...


Love Dino's and I went when there were only four other people in there.  I understand that karaoke is awesome there, but it's also just a great spot to grab a drink since it's got a lot of space, parking and is full of locals so you can avoid all the douchiness of the strip.   \n\nI had an arepa at the spot on the corner which was pretty good and got some dessert frozen custard across the street at Luv It - a great one-two before washing it down with some alcohol at Dino's!


Good if you like painfully slow service, frozen breaded seafood, and potato soup passed off as clam chowder.  This restaurant, while decorated in tacky, outdated marine decor, used to be really great.  Disappointed that the place I used to go for a taste of New England \"home\", is now serving overpriced meals with a side of ridiculously slow service.


I really wanted to like this place. The ambiance is cool, the menu items looked appealing and the service was average. Unfortunately, our food was OK and I felt it was overpriced for what we got. The sangria we ordered was refreshing was only $20 for a pitcher. All in all, I probably wouldn't come back here unless it was for happy hour which I have been told is a good way to experience this restaurant.


Yum if you like buttery selections (eg. Broccoli , mac'n'cheese, mashed potatoes).  They do have a nice selection of Asian foods.  We went for lunch.  The dude cutting the meats have a positive attidude and makes the experience more enjoyable .  Though the price is a little high $41.99 for weekend brunch, but definitely worth a try.  You can save a whole buck if you are a current Caesar card holder, woot.


I hate to give a bad review but there is simply nothing much to brag about I've tried this location 3 times and only came back for the second and third time hoping that it would get better but it just doesnt do anything for you right, the food isn't very well seasoned the only  only thing that's worth even bragging about is the strawberry shortcake everything else is just plain humdrum nothing special doesn't leap out at you it has a name & catchy touristy gimmicks but other than that it's not worth the price


Bin total begeistert von der Kantine. Wir arbeiten in der Technologiefabrik und gehen hier immer zum Mittagessen hin. Ich habe im MRI noch nie etwas schlechtes gegessen. Das Essen ist immer frisch, super lecker und schmeckt wie selbst gekocht. Ich pers\u00f6nlich bin kein Fan von Fertigso\u00dfen etc., daher bin ich da geschmacklich auch empfindlich. Aber das MRI hat mich noch nie entt\u00e4uscht. \nEs gibt immer vegetarische Gerichte. Und wem die Mittagskarte nicht zusagt, kann auf die leckeren Salate, Suppe, Nachtische, Obst etc. umsteigen. \n\nDer aktuelle Speiseplan kann man hier einsehen: http://www.casinocatering.de/speiseplan/max-rubner-institut\n\nVegetarische Gerichte kosten f\u00fcr nicht MRI ler 4,20 EURO und Gerichte mit Fleisch 4,70 EURO.


As far as subs go this place is hands down a winner over the 5$ FT LNG place! Sandwiches are great.


Oh, this review breaks my heart.  I am so disappointed.\n\nWhoever decided to close down their wonderful little original store and move into this ridiculously tiny hovel needs to be sent to detention for the rest of the school year.  And the next seven years after that.  And perhaps a lifelong membership after that.\n\nThey've moved into a teeny, tiny little place that I'd say 85-90% of their original content is no longer there.  Gone are the cheeses and pates.  The cookbooks and the great majority of all their wine plates and trinkets. \n\nAll the charm is gone.  The wine selection is greatly diminished from what it used to be.  With everything else missing, it's lost everything that made the place great.  But I found at least one bottle of wine that I liked.  Not that it was hard to do in such a tiny little rack that now makes up their selection.  It's like a casino convenience store now.\n\nI can only guess financial reasons, or someone in the Paris made them move, but the end result is depressing.  I can't believe that they could justify doing something so foolishly reckless to such a wonderful little place.\n\nChanging up La Cave like this is the \"New Coke\" of bad brand decisions: Pointless and awful.  But Coca-Cola eventually came to their senses and went back to their original ways.  I sincerely hope La Cave will do the same.


Tried this buffet for dinner based on the wonderful reviews here on Yelp.  Wasn't impressed - long lines at the main course table, and by the time you picked up the little individual serving of vegetables and made it to the meat or chicken station everything on your plate was cold.\n\nThe variety and recipes as noted here are different and that's definitely in keeping with the Cosmo atmosphere - if you bring kids and they want pizza, chicken fingers and the like, you're out of luck here (and that's totally cool, just be aware).  Pizza is there, but it's white clam pizza, Mac & cheese is there but it's \"angry\" - with a spice kick.\n\nAll in all, the actual quality of the food was subpar, the offerings were lukewarm to cold, and the drink service was glacier slow and uppity - geez, it's a BUFFET, no need to be all snooty.\n\nGlad we tried it, but still prefer the Wynn, Bellagio and even Mandalay Bay.


First of all, I don't like the name Hilary. There was a fat girl in my primary school class with that name who went around stealing everyone's play pieces but I'll try not let that cloud my judgement.\n\nI came across Hilary's Bazaar the other day my first reaction was \"holy crap, what a rip off\" and I was shocked to see the price of many of the items here. In comparison to similar shops the price seems to be 10 times as high here with a pair of feather earring being as much as \u00a318. It might not seem that much but they weren't even real silver and looked like something you'd get in a kids gift bag.\n\nMuch of the stock here is just a bit of fun and great for gift ideas, especially the jewellery, purses and other accessories. For me, I just think that some of the prices are way too high for what they are.


I know 2 ppl who won't go back, that's me and my bff that went with me. The sushi was good, but quite pricey. We were disappointed they did not have vegetable/shrimp tempura...we always get that when we go out for sushi but they didn't have it, at all. The service was AWFUL and unbelievably SLOW! The waitress we had was so RUDE and had no knowledge of what she was serving. We had a couple questions about some of the sushi but instead of answering the questions or finding out she made us wait for an \"explanation display\" which never really even answered our question. We were there for an ungodly amount of time but we survived the stay. Like I said the food was good, but not good enough to get us back into that place!


This place is great-only thing was we couldn't get a table in the outside patio!! It was a Friday night though-still had a great time. Get there early on weekends to get a good seat. Great local and non-local spot. excellent beer choices. don't plan on eating.


I hadn't been to Pedro's in years, since I lived in the area. It was never one of my favorite places in Madison, but I did enjoy it occasionally. I'm generally underwhelmed by the Americanized Mexican places that dot maps of most towns.\n\nHaving just returned from a trip to Seattle and wanting to sit down in an air conditioned building and have some okay food, my dad recommended Pedro's. It seemed like a fine option at the time. Not terribly adventurous, but I just had my adventure and I had to accommodate my dad's less-than-thrill-seeking palette.\n\nThe salsa was actually better yesterday than I ever remember it being in the past. It was very thick and tomato-ey, with just a tiny hint of kick. I'd have preferred it to be a bit hotter, myself, but again, being with the parental unit meant keeping to something a bit more tame.\n\nI had the asada burrito, and my dad had the chili burrito. Mine was fine; long strips of pepper and onion mixed in with some cubed steak (actually, I would recommend cutting the veggies to about half their length...they're too easy to pull completely out of the tortilla when you go to get a bite). I had a side of refried beans and rice; these were obviously simple sizes for the cooks because they were clearly just microwaved. It was easy to tell because the rice was pretty dry. The chili burrito was exactly what my dad was hoping for, so there's that.\n\nAll in all, if you know what you're in for it's very standard American-Mexican fare. \n\nAs an aside, the previous time I was here a few years ago they had this fantastically gay waiter named Jimmy. He was outrageously friendly and chatty and actually sat down at our booth with us to chat about Plan B and the LGBT scene in Madison. It was a fun time!


I would've never heard about Envy if restaurants. com wasn't doing the 80% off coupon specials for this place. I guess for the locals, this is one of their favorite steak houses off the strip. It is a bit aways from the strip on Paradise Ave. Fortunately I was driving, I manage to find the Renaissance hotel and this place. \n\nThe parking and walking from the car part definitely was an adventure. The restaurant was buried way in the corner of the lobby and the best part was there were no signs that tell us how to get there. I guess I got spoiled by all those other casinos on the strip. Would be nice if there was a post it note on side of a beam some where..but oh well. \n\nI came here right when they opened up at 5pm for dinner service. We had a very friendly waiter that didn't give us the dirty look because we were planning on using the restaurants .com coupon. Since we didn't have a huge appetite, we decided to share off the prix-fixe menu. Apparently thats a huge no no and its designated for one person. So we ended up getting the Envy signature bone in steak and a side of 3 cheese mac and cheese. \n\nThe appetizer arrived close to 30-45 mins after our order. I wasn't too annoyed since I wasn't hungry, and we got time to conversate and enjoy the decor at this place. They also gave us some bread with butter to munch on while they were firing up the grills. \n\nThe steak finally came split in two, and they creatively added some decor to the plate for both of us. I thought that was nice on their part since we were sharing and that we each got our own dinner plates. The mac and cheese came in a bowl on its own. I would say for $10, it was a very small bowl. The steak tasted wonderful, and not over cooked since I ordered it done medium well. Meat is meat, its all up to how much you cook it and how the flavor is. I would give them an A+ on the steak. The mac and cheese on the other hand had this funky odor. Probably smelled like some wet socks after football. Not to mention that it was way too salty. I could barely chew on the mac and cheese without crunching on another granulate of salt. Someone went crazy with the shaker in the back.\n\nEither ways, we only had to pay half the price with our restaurant's .com discount. Next time we will definitely go with a $50 off $100 coupon so we can get a bunch of leftovers for the suite.  I will definitely pay Envy another visit.


This place was pretty good. It was their first week, so I think they were ironing out some kinks. I will try to g0 back and will post an updated review.\n\nThe boba was tasty and the drink was good. I liked how clean and neat the restaurant. It had a fun vibe to it.\n\nI had never been to a boba place and tried to find out what to order and how to order. The girl was not super knowledgeable and didn't really help much. So that was a little disappointing. The place was also expensive for boba. Because of the price, I probably won't be going to often.


First, the service was terrible; slow and cold. The food was sort of okay. Then I noticed the wine I was drinking was opened by pulling the cork through the foil without removing the metal around the mouth of the bottle. Every time the wine was poured, it flowed through the leaves of metal foil on the way to the glass. This is tacky for a greasy spoon diner...unacceptable for a \"wine bar\"! I won't be returning.


Ew, never again.


Oh man, I'm torn on this place. \n\nI used to go to the GameWorks on the Strip when I was kid. I mean, I even remember going to the original grand opening and losing mind because it was so amazing, two stories of video games! That's a lot for a 14-year-old boy to handle. Now this new GameWorks location is in Town Square and it's not like the one of yesteryear, but more of a sports bar fused with a Chuck E. Cheese. \n\nThey added a few new things like a full bowling alley, which looks amazing, a huge bar for the alcoholic pinball lovers, and a few hundred TVs. I like the lay out here also; there are two main entrances on each side of the building, which is super convenient, and the length of the bar is great because I don't like feeling like I'm sitting on the guy next to me. The have an okay mix of games, but I feel like they need to incorporate more of the classics. They have \"Donkey Kong\" and \"Centipede\", plus a few others, but this isn't enough of the old school favorites. I hate to say it, but my age and demo will be the main customers frequenting this place and if you don't up the nostalgia factor here you might be setting yourself up for the ultimate, GAME OVER. The other side of this is most \"little\" kids or hardcore gamers would rather stay in their room and play \"Call of Duty\" with some other kid from Germany. They don't want to be bothered with socializing or paying for something they already have at home. I'm voting for Super Mario 3!\n\nOnce I was done playing Skee-Ball and destroying some T-1000s on the Terminator shooter game I needed something in my belly. I still had stuff to do that day so I ordered a Cesar salad and some fries, you know...keeping it lite. These were good by \"Barcade\" standards. The salad was big and fresh and the french fries came with this cocktail sauce infused ketchup, pretty tasty! Of course I had to order a cocktail before I left, \"One Moscow Mule please\". (keeping it lite) This was actually the shining light of my visit. Sweet, tangy, and refreshing with just enough vodka and ginger. \n\nAll in all, it was an OK experience and I feel like they are still working out some of the kinks, hence the three star rating. It's definitely not the GameWorks that was stuck in my memory, but I will be back to give it a second chance. Plus, who else will dominate all the little kids on the Pac-Man Air Hockey game.


Word to the wise, order your burger well done here. You and your toilet will be thankful. \n\nP.S. Employees handling food should always wash their hands.\n\nThat's all I am going to say.


Had purchased a oil change card from a fundraiser so I decided to try out Brian's. I called and made an appointment for 8:00 am for an oil change and tire rotation. I checked in and was told it would be about an hour. It's 9:15 and I'm sitting here staring at my car in the parking lot. When I asked Rick how much longer it would be he said they were finishing up another car still. And it'll be another hour until my car is done. Just be honest about how long the work is going to take. I would've just gone somewhere else or dropped the car off if I had known it would take this long \nI guess if you don't mind waiting around all day for a simple oil change then this is the place for you. I however had better ideas for my day off.


I think I'm a little bias because I loved this casino when it was Aladdin, but I just feel like ever since PH has taken over, it hasn't been quite the same. They try to jazz up the interior by putting in deep rich colored carpets and a very Hollywood and/or nightlife-like atmosphere, but for the most part the casino looks the same and all the slots are still old. \n\nThe rooms I would imagine to be quite nice but PH is always a must visit for me every time I come to Vegas simply because I'm a big fan of the Miracle Mile shops. I love that there are so many stores, normal stores at that, which sell normal people underpriced, on sale and great size selection items. I love that they kept the thunderstorms in the shops. Mostly though, I love the random strips of casino through the shopping so when you're tired, you can take a seat, lose some money, and keep going!\n\nThe casino is arranged in an ok fashion, they somehow have a Pink's hot dogs stand outside although I'm not sure how authentic it really is ... The buffet is the same and I still like it, but I don't think it has *as* much variety as before. Their shows are somewhat lackluster as compared to other casinos. I don't know that I would necessarily stay here again, but if there was some killer deal it's definitely not a BAD hotel to be at.


What a pity, great store but incredibly lousy customer service. \nWe had an issue and the manager was called and was unbelievably rude.\nI sent a comment and someone by the name of Bill H. defended her attitude as following company policy, a portion of his response below.\n\n\"My manager was not trying to be \"quite rude\" but only following company policy and doing her job\". \n\nWe also asked for some help in the wine area and wow this person chased us to Total Wine. They do have some helpful employees but unfortunately when you are led by these types of people it filters down. So I'm done with this place and will tell everyone my experience.


I don't know what everyone else on here is talking about; this Whataburger is super fast!  The entire drive thru process took a grand total of four minutes.  Great place to stop for a quick lunch when you work downtown.


Pretty cool place.  A little hard to find, not a sign that is easily visible from the street or at least not that I saw.  But cool place upstairs.  very nice people that worked there and served us.  I had two beers, the honey and a strawberry.  I liked the honey a lot. Was very crisp.  For the burger I ended up ordering the Holsom burger sorry i forgot what the name of it was and no menu online. They need a website.  Well the burger had bacon, candied jalapenos, some crack sauce, pepper jack (i got it with cheddar), lettuce tomato and grilled onions all on a pretzel bun.  Needs the stiff bun or it would disintegrate a regular one.  Very good burger, not the best i have had, especially for the price.  Why the i gave 3 star rating.  Maybe give it 3.5.  Good, but not great.  I'd come back..


I absolutely adore this place.  They have wonderfully amazing food (really, that good!) and great prices for the quality.  I have been going here since they opened and dropped off some coupons at my workplace -- never heard of them before that... however, I have been hooked since then!!\n\nFor a recommendation -- Sweet Potato Fries, ***Honey Mustard Chicken Salad*** (this is totally my fall-back, it amazing!!), Lemon-Garlic & Herb Marinated Chicken Sandwich Caprese, Wok-Fired Mongolian Beef, Sauteed Chicken Marsala, and ... well, I can't seem to find my favorite dessert but it was this gigantic cookie and ice cream monster.  Perhaps it was just a seasonal item.


The atmosphere here is fun.  Gawdy in a good way. Very Vegas.  The food portions are humongous.  We went for breakfast before we hit the road to go back home.  I ordered pancakes.  The waitress advised a short stack because she said they're kind of big.  She wasn't kidding.  The 2 pancakes overflowed the big plate!  That said- the actual quality of the food was left something to be desired.  The huge pancakes tasted a little cardboardy.  In addition the service wasn't so friendly- maybe it was too early in the moring.   Maybe we'll give it a second chance when we go back to vegas.  The people who went late night or for dinner in the fireside lounge seemed to have a better experience.  But with so many options in Vegas, not sure it's worth it to give them a second chance.


Locale is clean, staff is friendly. Had the classic chicken, smash fries and lemon herb tea. Food is good, price is reasonable. Had a good lunch.


SCAM. STAY AWAY. \n\nLike everyone else, I purchased a Living Social deal for this company last week. I received an email from Living Social this morning saying \"You recently redeemed your deal to Maid by Design. How did it go? We want to know.\"\n\nI was confused as I have NOT redeemed the deal or made an appointment yet, so I logged in to see if it was a mistake. My account said that the merchant (Maid By Design) marked the deal off as \"redeemed\". \n\nI called Living Social and the rep tried to get a hold of the merchant while I was on hold, but not surprisingly they could not reach her. They will try again within 24 hours and then escalate the problem. I just want my money refunded at this point.


Indian is probably my most favorite cuisine next to Thai and this place was okay.  I was very excited about it based on the reviews.  The service was good.  They were out of veggie samosas.  The chicken tikka masala was okay.   The naan was good, but I have enjoyed it much more at some of my favorite spots. I think I was most disappointed in the chicken masala.  The sauce (very watery and thin) was not as thick as I like and  that.  It was missing some rich flavors I am used to at other Indian restaurants.  The lentil soup was good and the salad was okay.


I used to be a loyal men's warehouse shopper. I had a casual job and only needed to wear suits sporadically. I have recently taken a job where I have to dress formally everyday. I was in the store to buy a few new suits and am very unhappy with how one of them fits. I feel like a 10 year old wearing my dads suit. It is gigantic. After a few alterations the suit still felt big. When I had it altered initially I mentioned that the suit was huge and the store associate darla said it looked good and they couldn't take it in anymore. A few weeks later I wore the suit once and it was horrible. Jacket was too long and the pants made me feel like I was wearing a tent. I took it back. They said they could alter it. The staff was not apologetic for not doing it right the first time and overall the team was very unfriendly. Like I was an inconvenience in their day. They said they could alter it would cost me another $15 and would take almost 10+ days. I will get this suit, but will not be buying anything here again. The sales lady was constantly blaming the other tailors for doing a poor job and said the best tailor was back and that the other tailors were not very good. I will not be back. If this is how your staff treat each other. No wonder the client experience was so poor. Epic fail.


Grampa's Pizzeria - aptly named.\n\nNo one makes pizza quite like Grampa. It's delicious! He uses quality ingredients and bomb flavor combinations. Seriously, I love Grampa and I love his pizza.\n\nHowever, my last visit to Grampa's made me wonder if he's maybe going senile. Walking in, we got a friendly, though confused look from the host that said, \"who are you and why are you here?\" That should probably have tipped me off that something was amiss. When we got an appetizer, it came out cold - I asked, \"Did you maybe forget to cook this pork?\" They poked it, shrugged, and put it back in the oven. Then finally, something happened with the pizza. I don't actually know what happened, our server just came out saying that it was going to be a while before we got to eat. But hey, Grampa is nothing if not generous! We got a free beer for all the confusion.\n\nIt's probably for the best that there were only 3 other couples in the restaurant. A busy Monday would have just gotten Grampa all flustered.


The food at this location is wonderful, however it is of much lesser quality at their other AZ locations. Also, the service is some of the worst I've had in a while. We frequent this location because of the food, but every time we do eat here we are treated poorly and the staff is very rude to us. \n\nThe other thing that I can't seem to figure out is how they can charge for extra dipping sauce for the wings, but only fill them a quarter to half way full. If I'm paying for extra dipping sauce, I want my money's worth. \n\nBasically, if you're willing to put up with lackluster staff to get some good pizza and wings, this place is it!


I cannot say enough good things about this place.  When my Dad and Sister came back to town, we ended up going back there, because they loved it the first time we went there.  And once again, it not only didn't disappoint, it was better than the first time.  Carnevino used to be my favorite of Batali and Bastianich, but I am leaning toward this place now.  The food was incredible once again, but the service is WAY over the top!  It starts with the Manager Matthew, who was incredibly hospitable.  Then there was our server Ginger, who was wonderful.  However Danielle, the Sommelier was beyond great.  She brought us some free after dinner drinks to try after our meal and with dessert.  When someone asks where to go in Las Vegas, this is definitely a place that I will recommend over and over again.  Well done!


I have to say this is the most educated piercing staff in arizona, I have been getting piercings from them since I turned 18 in 1997 at the tempe location. The only location and I will go to in the Uptown location and Marilyn is amazing when it comes to jewelry placement and always has the prettiest jewely. luv hey


Where else can you fi d an employee in the aisle checking the items, rearranging, adding, taking inventory and willing no, happy to expound on his/her knowledge of TJs products? No gmos. Low salt chips? Try these. They're my favorite. That was Jimmy. It was like this is my store. How can I help you? Thank you Jimmy! There there's Catherine acting just like Jimmy in another area of the store. Then there was another lady putting out stock in the lotions dept. Thsnk you for the great ideas for using some products. You all make TJs the best place to shop!!!


I was really impressed with this hotel on my recent trip to Vegas for a girls weekend. The hotel itself is very impressive, the decor is amazing and so well thought out. The hotel is fairly new so doesn't have that haggard look but actually they've kept it up well. The casino is open and airy (not smokey at all) and somehow doesn't feel as claustrophobic as other casinos in Vegas. The rooms are great! Very modern with mirrors everywhere and clean lines. Remote control drapes and sheers as well as lights. We stayed in a king suite so had the benefit of a separate living room with a couch. It was nice to be able to have a pregame cocktail without having to sit on a bed. The bathroom was gorgeous, double sinks, large tub, shower with two heads and lots of nice bath products (although the shampoo and conditioner could be upgraded). I laughed when I read another reviewers comment about the toilet being too high, I felt the same way! Like a little kid with my legs dangling! The toilet is a little aggressive too when you flush, but who's complaining?? The pools are nice. They have options, you can go to the family pool or the \"European\" pool (bikini tops optional). You can also use pools at Wynn. The younger crowd pools are fun with pumping music and hot bodies everywhere. The family pools are more relaxing and peaceful. Both have free water and towels and plenty of servers to bring you a cocktail, although you'll pay dearly for it! I will say the pool areas are lacking good food options, all of the items on the menu are premade sandwiches and salads and didn't appeal to me. The restaurants inside the hotel are great, although again pretty pricey (what do you expect??). They all have an Asian flair but the two we ate in, Wazuzu and Wing Lei were great! The crowd is younger on the weekend and apparently XS and Tryst are two of the hottest clubs in town so be prepared to see a bunch of young girls in too short dresses and walking around barefoot after they gave in to their 6 inch platform heels (yeah I'm not bitter! LOL). Of all the hotels in Vegas I have stayed at, I would definitely go back here.


I was killing time, and what better spot than a place that literally gives you that \"kid in a candystore\" feeling? \n\nI didn't want to be lugging bottles of soda to the Yelp event, but gotta head back for some of the interesting sodas. I rarely drink sodas because the conventional ones are boring and filled with junk. Give me a old time treat. \n\nI opted for some sweet treats. I was feeling like having some taffy. Their prices for the portion was great! Half bag is $3, full bag is $5.99....that sounds vague, but basically they eyeball it and a half bag was more like almost 3/4 of the bagful and a full bag is one brimming to topple. Quite a deal considering most select-a-taffy would be about $6 for not quite half.  From my childhood there were Sixlets. I dunno why I don't like M&Ms, but I loved those. I grabbed some Cup-o-Golds, a habit I got from my \"if I can Step all over him\" dad. It makes for a great stop to get a little gift for my stepdad since they have some of his favorites.\n\nIt's a fun store and there's not many places around like these.\n\nI didn't want to go too crazy this time around, but I will be back!


We had terrible service and I'm sad that we went. It was a busy Saturday but even the few bartenders weren't friendly or helpful. Had to ask twice for drinks and everything else. I won't be going back by choice.


I do not fly Delta often, but I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised and have no complaints.  All my flights along this trip were on time, and service was wonderful.


Gus's is a fifties-themed diner, so ambience is what it is--get over it.  I've been here for breakfast a few times, and I'm happy to report that the fare is just fine.  The service is friendly and attentive. I can't remember the last time (if there ever was one) that I was blown away by breakfast food, so what more can you ask for?


My sister invited me to CLT to come celebrate my nephew's 2nd birthday.  This is apparently his favorite restaurant, so I decided to make the trek from MEM to come see family and friends. \n\nOne thing I would like to note is with all of the construction going on, it is a pain in the ass to enter/exit.  Make sure you get it right the first time, or it may take another 10 minutes to go around the block.\n\nWe finally made it, and I assume sis made reservations for us, as we got a long table at the bar for 12 or so people.  A 2 year olds birthday at the bar- that's what I am talking about!\n\nThe d\u00e9cor was simple, yet colorful.  The menu was straightforward Mexican.  I ordered some Texas (shrimp chicken steak) fajitas.  Mind you I was pretty hungry.\n\nThe food ending up coming out and the one thing I couldn't help but notice was how big all of the plates were.  And heavy.  You could do 10 reps with a plate and call it a workout.  \n\nTwo other things I noticed off the bat- where was the cheese, and how am I supposed to make only 3 fajitas with a plate this big?  I tried to venture outside of my normal fajita eating habits (just meat, with lots of cheese).  It was solid!  The grease replaced the cheese I guess you could say.  After I packed 3, I just ate the rest of it off the skillet.  \n\nWhile I was eating and the staff was checking on us, the waitress kept rubbing on my shoulders and such.  I was about to tell her you can take me out back but I am with my family.  At that moment, I felt like \"Gator\" in \"The Other Guys\".  Awkward? Slightly...\n\nI didn't drink anything alcoholic (saved it for after), but they did have a full bar.  The do sell Coke as well (yea!)- so that was a plus.  I can't even remember if I had dessert either.  \n\nThis is some solid authentic Mexican here, and it's definitely different than what I am used to having.  Worth a shot!


This Sonic had good food (for a Sonic) but service was very slow.\n\nBe advised that they use fake whipped cream as a topping on their shakes and (presumably) ice cream.


I went into this Burger King, as I do every day for lunch, to get a quadruple Whopper meal with a King-sized fries and XXL diet Chocolate shake.  When I ordered, the person behind the counter took my hard-earned money and came back and gave me what looked like a BIG MAC!!!!!!\n\nWhat the fuck???  If I wanted a nasty, processed, non flame-broiled Big Mac, I'd go to Wendy's.  I eat Burger King and ONLY Burger King.  So I politely asked the man behind the counter \"What the fucking shit is this, you faggot???  I axed for a Whopper so get your head out of your Mom's cunt and GIVE ME A MOTHERFUCKING WHOPPER NOW!!!!!\"\n\nJust as I was about to throw a molotov cocktail at the fry cook rather than order something else on the menu that is exactly the same as the Whopper, I saw none other than \"The King\" himself come from behind the counter with my delicious fat-free Quadruple Whopper on a plate made of solid gold.  I realized that I was part of a hilarious hidden camera gag and loosened my chokehold on the girl with Down's syndrome who was refilling the ketchup and moved the shard of glass away from her jugular.  I chuckled and promptly apologized to the employees and customers who I had scared with my voice-raising and tard-choking and happily took my food to the parking lot to eat in my Honda Del Sol as I do every day.  I took my first bite of the Whopper and realized - THERE ARE ONLY THREE PATTIES ON THIS THING!!!\n\nBy then it was too late to raise another fuss and I had to get back to my job at Chick-Fil-A.  I am, however, currently trying to build a super laser so that I can vaporize that Burger King for fucking up my Whopper.  I will never forget.


Not really worth the wait. food was ok, hash browns were under cooked and my pork chop was dry, boo hiss. Staff was very nice, but they seem to have a hard time keeping up with all the people. Biggest disappointment of the morning was when a party of 8 showed up 15 mins after our party of 3 and was seated before us???? not really sure how that worked out? Oh yeah no bathroom, make sure not to order any coffee.


I ordered Dante burger and parmesan fries. For a joint called \"I love Burgers\" I felt that the name of the place spoke more than the burger ever could. Bobby's Burger Palace definitely has a better blue cheese burger than here.


I've been here twice and it's a decent place to have lunch.  I came here yesterday for lunch and the price was $20 per person.  Thankfully, my brother-in-law was Papa Georgio this week and had Gold Status with M life and we got comped for four lunches.  There were a lot of choices to pick from like a Asian food section, BBQ, Italian, Latino, and a raw section too.  My favorites were the cioppino, sweet potato fries, and their  shrimp.   They also had a salad bar where they prepared the salad for you with everything you wanted. Their selection of desserts was pretty disappointing though.  I probably wouldn't come here for dinner based on their lunch selection and quality, but I would go to the lunch again if need be.


Yeah the food was 'OK', nothing too special but still good.  I ordered a burrito enchilada style.  I thought the sauce was really good, but the burrito itself wasn't great.  The burrito simply doesn't have enough meat in it, or enough variety of fillers.  I prefer something like the nacho burrito from Baja Fresh which has all sorts of good things in the burrito as well as enough meat.  A lot of people seem to love this place b/c it's always jam packed, but I don't see why it's considered so much better than anywhere else that sells the same types of food.  Service was pretty good, and despite the long line the wait isn't bad because the line moves quickly.  The inside can get crowded though.


So I'm a huge fan of supporting local businesses and on a lazy Sunday, I drove past the Dunkin and the Starbucks, excited to try Beanz Coffee Cafe after seeing it many times. First thoughts? All this seating doesn't really exist. There is so much negative space outside--why not capitalize with a few cafe tables? And there's just a big gaping space in the center where there should be tables for two; if there were a long line, I could see it making sense, but there wasn't so it made how empty this place was so much more obvious. \n\nFirst glance at the menu, this is clearly a shop for people who like some coffee with their sugar. Lots of flavor syrups and unique lattes for a sugary concoction with a small dose of java. But that's OK--different strokes for different folks--and maybe that's the ticket to a delightful coffee beverage at Beanz. \n\nI, on the otherhand, opted for an Americano which I thought would be a safe bet but boy was I wrong. Watery espresso with no crema--none. I can make better drip coffee at home. For a self proclaimed coffee cafe, I was wildly disappointed. \n\nBut maybe my breakfast sandwich would be better? Don't even bother. The bagels, I swear, are Thomas's from the bag. I've had better bagels from the grocery store. The eggs were microwaved (gross) and the cheese was just processed yellow Kraft Singles. \n\nOne word? Avoid. This place was such a disappointment. I certainly won't be returning.


Being a vegetarian in Oakland ain't easy, but for a relatively quick (as opposed to table service) meal, Red Oak Cafe hits the spot.  I've found all the vegetarian sandwiches to be tasty (though I fail at eating them neatly--so eat alone or with a friend who you're not too self-conscious around if you get a sandwich).  I usually like vegetable chips, but I'm not a fan of the ones at Red Oak.  Go for the vegetable of the day instead, as the vegetables are tastier (and better for you, too).  The vegetarian bean & grains plate and veg-blue plate special are good, but as another reviewer said, they're not too exciting.\n\nThe omnivores I've brought here like this place, too--my mother pronounced her corned beef reuben as one of the best she's ever had (not too shabby for a New Yorker).  \n\nMaybe I hyped up the oatmeal smoothie in my mind too much, but I found it a little too fruity (grape/cranberry-ish?) for me.  Still, not bad for a good-for-you breakfast in a hurry.\n\nUsually I have no complaints about the service, but I did feel awkward when I grabbed a bite to eat here one Friday evening.  The employees were already cleaning the tables even though the place was open for another hour and a half, and chatting really loudly with each other.  I felt rushed.  I guess I can't blame them entirely, as it was a gorgeous day out and it was Friday.


We went to eat Cinco on a Thursday for dinner.  The food was about average compared to other Mexican restaurants we have eaten at in Pittsburgh.  I ordered the Cinco tacos and thought they were pretty good, but my wife got the enchiladas and she thought they were just average.  We also ordered their chips and salsa which we thought were very good.  I ordered a draft beer that was flat, but it seemed like most people in the restaurant were drinking margaritas so that is probably the way to go.  Overall  service was good, food was average and the prices are a little high for the food quality.


Never again! This place is gross. Dirty stained sheets, windows that don't open, bathrooms with no locks! \n\nStayed here for 4 days.. housekeeping NEVER ONCE CAME. Why don't you care?! :(\n\n\nOh, they give AAA discounts but you need to tell them before you book..


Got the Amazon Local deal and took my friend, as we always see this place and have talked about trying it...First thing I noticed was the hours on the door written in dry erase open till when ever no other information, that is not way to list your hours... The place was clean but the manager was behind the counter in a tank top, sorry for me if you are serving me food at least put on a proper shirt (very minor compliant)...we had the three meat trio( brisket, pulled pork, and Hot links) and two sides (coleslaw, and beans) The meat had no flavor what so ever, we had to drown it in BBQ sauce to get any flavor, the sauce was good. Hot links tasted link frozen grocery story brand. The coleslaw was just horrid no other to describe it, the beans where bland, the Soda where flat and the lemonade ran out and was never refilled. If they want to survive in this area which is known for being a business killer, they need to change and change fast...I am willing to give them another shot but only if I hear they have changed this place is ran...


Stunning variety of fresh salsas that cover the spectrum from salsa fresco to a cabbage salsa (the night that we were there) and it is my understanding that the salsas are created daily and vary from day to day.\n\nWhile the salsa selection is incredible, I was encouraged to order an Aztec Tinga Taco. While I enjoy slathering salsa on virtually any Mexican food offering, I found that the Aztec Tinga Taco was so perfectly seasoned that it require no additional seasoning. Perfect.\n\nCan't wait to go back again.


Very disappointed. Went there on a Saturday night. They said the were down 2 chefs. It took 20 mins to get thru the food line then 35 mins for our food to come out. The food was hot so that's why I gave a 1 star. I'll never visit this place again. I'd rather go to YCs


The Tavern used to be Morehead Street Tavern (which closed down) but has recently changed management and opened up under the name, The Tavern.\n\nI am very partial to The Tavern, simply because it is right across the street from my apartment. Thus, the convenience is a HUGE plus. \n\nOn the outside, The Tavern just looks like any run of the mill bar. However, on the inside, it opens up into this HUGE space. I couldn't even believe it when I first walked in. We have taken many friends here and they were in shock at the size of the place.\n\nThe first floor is the main bar with a separate large room for pool tables. There is an overlook to the dance floor that is located on the bottom floor. The bottom floor contains multiple bars and large dance floor with a stage. There is also a very large outdoor patio with an outdoor stage and bar. The facility at this place is phenomenal! Unfortunately, since they are so new, there isn't currently a ton of people at the bar. Thus, most people just stay upstairs at the main bar/pool table area. Once they start bringing in bands and filling this place up, it will be an incredible venue.\n\nWe have had the food here. The collard dip is delicious and the wings were also very good too! The drink specials are very good. The past few times we have been it has been $2 for beer and usually a few more for mixed drinks. \n\nI can't wait for this place to get more busy and I love stopping over there for a quick drink mid-week!


Incredible!  Very friendly service and wonderful food.  My husband and I tried the brown stew chicken and the oxtail.  Both excellent!  Prices were very inexpensive for the quality and quantity of food.  A must try!