here for happy hour on the patio 1st strike was the lipstick on my draft beer glass. 2nd was the the very rude server who treated our group like we came to dine and dash... the good points the chicken fundio and them accommodating my friends lap dog on their patio. good food bad service. yo Pancho stop being an ass no tip for you buddy.


We decided to try AZ Wilderness Brewing Co to switch up our regular Saturday night. We invited another couple for dinner and drinks. The place was packed (as expected for a Saturday night) so we put our name in for a table and headed to the bar.  The bar staff was attentive and friendly, even offering samples of their beer offerings. \n\nWe were seated within 20 minutes...patio is spacious and here's plus, you can bring your pet! Food is solid and service was perfectly timed. Amazing appetizers (meatloaf sliders and artichoke dip) and Rosemary fries that will make you weak in the knees. We enjoyed several hours on this patio catching up with our friends. We will absolutely return, a favorite spot to add to our list!


Great atmosphere for a Scottsdale Restaurant. Although, I'd choose great food over a nice setting.\nI expected more from an Iron Chef restaurant.\nService was really slow considering there were several open tables and it was pretty late in the evening. \nThe best thing was the guacamole. The salmon I order was mediocre at best and the flavors just didn't work.\nThe tortillas for the tacos were rubbery and chew. The lamb meat wasn't well seasoned and needed salt.


We had dinner here for four. Had an artichoke appetizer with pita chips, club sandwich and shared a huge sundae for dessert. The service was awesome; space impressive. But, I have to say that when a gem from NYC gets transported to Vegas, and gets \"blown up\" into Vegas standards with all the glam, size, \"in your face\", and over-the-top stuff that makes Vegas what it is, that NYC gem looses something and just isn't the same. \n\nWe were looking to be awed by this chocolate place and weren't. Maybe we should have ordered some chocolate pieces?


I thought I saw how awesome these sanwhiches were on the Travel Channel. I ordered the #2. It was very bland. Burger was dry and fries had almost no taste. I never add salt to my meals but this one needed it. It wasn't until later that I found out that the Pastrami was the one to order. Good service great prices and Pitt atmosphere.


It was an OK experience, Josh Ackerburg was great to work with and I had worked with him for a week or so on negotiating a price that had been approved by the used car manager, then when I came in to nail down the final cost, Griffin Roberts got involved and immediately raised the price higher than what was already offered to me. When I told him that his quote was higher than what was offered to me a week earlier, he said \"oops, looks like I have some egg on my face\" and he was correct, he looked like an idiot and someone I would not want to work with again even if I needed to buy a car from Zimbrick BMW, which is doubtful. Bottom line is I'm very likely not to buy a car again from Zimbrick and it's because of Griffin Roberts.


The TURKEY RACHEL should be the first thing you try... and you may like it so much it may be the last.  I can't vouch for everything on the menu, but I don't have to.  I grab the same two items every time I go in.  Fresh deli sliced turkey, with just a bit of thousand island (not drenched in it), and a fresh rye bread.  The only thing here that rivals it is the TOMATO BASIL TORTELLINI SOUP.  Paired with a double cheese grilled cheese and you got a winner.  Problem is they only do that soup once a month.  I 've had a few other items on the menu, all pretty good.  Just a solid place to eat lunch.


The food here was pretty good, though we made the mistake of arriving about 10-20 minutes before close. We wanted to sit inside because it looked cozier than the tables in the middle of the walkway, but we were told actually they were starting to clean up in there so we would have to sit outside. No problem!\n\nHowever, we felt immediately like the few waitstaff were visibly upset we had been seated, particularly our waiter. He looked tired, and annoyed he had a table. So much so we literally asked him 3-4 times if it was really OK that we were sitting down to eat. He assured us it was OK if we put the order in quickly. \n\nOverall, they pushed the food out quickly, and we all enjoyed our pizza/pasta. For the price, this place is quite the deal on the strip. You get a lot, it's in a nice indoor location, and the food was very good. If this was a normal restaurant I would give it 3 stars (entirely because of the feeling like we were a burden, the food was great), but the value vs others around make it a 4 for me.


Can't say anything bad about this please, and believe me I've reviewed some bad places before. I love 910 LIVE. \n\nI am a local concert photographer and shot A LOT. When I'm hired for a show at this venue I jump at the opportunity. \n\nIf you didn't know it was there, you'd probably miss it. But get off McClintock at 202 and headed a 1/4 mile north. It's on your left at the corner. The front is unassuming and mostly you'll end up going in the side door. This side door opens to the rear of the venue that is absolutely huge. It's essentially a concrete slab in the back with those hugh 10' tall shipping containers stacked on top of each other to make back walls. It's very cool. There is elevated seating all along one side where if you stand or sit you can see over the center floor crowd to the large stage. One of of this area has a bar that opens onto the back of the actual building. Beers are absolutely reasonable and they carry domestic and all local craft brews, too. Their whiskey is in line with many Tempe haunts (not the over expensive Scottsdale prices).\n\nI mentioned the stage because it's great. As a photographer I've been to some stages where the lights are so bad it is tough to even begin to shoot a show, but both the lighting and sound here are top notch. There is a large rigging that goes about 20' up behind and above the front of the stage so lighting is not an issue. The guy who runs sound here (may even own the place, he's white and bald) is an absolute perfectionist when it comes to his audio. It's always great.\n\nSometimes between bands on large shows, they do floor shows. They once had this art group of women with metals plates attached to bikinis, they danced around, and had metal grinders shoot sparks off their bodies. You are definitely in for a treat at 910 Live. \n\nI mentioned the outside stage, but there's also an inside stage. The two stages back up to one another so they can open this large garage door and move equipment between the two stages quickly. While the inside stage is much smaller, the lights are still good, and it's intimate. I've seen the inside totally packed and everyone loved the show. They just danced together as a big unit and enjoyed the show.\n\nBouncers are great and don't give me hassle when I need to move behind the rope to get side stage shots or even shots from behind the bands. They've always been accommodating and friendly, but they also run a tight ship and I've never seen anyone get unruly at this place. For the bands, they also have a \"green room\" which is a green trailer that sits off to the side of the stage. Inside is a bank of theatre mirrors and a prep table, comfy couches and chairs, and a private bathroom with shower. Good area and good times completely at this venue.


My friend and I wanted to try the Weary Traveler, but decided that we didn't want to wait to be seated, so we headed over to Lao Laan-Xang instead for a quick dinner.\n\nI ordered the Khua Mee because I was craving pad thai and figured (based on the ingredients) that it would be the closest I could get to the classic Thai dish. I was right. The Khua Mee really hit the spot and satisfied my craving! \n\nThe noodles pack a lot of flavor, and there is enough lime juice mixed into the sauce to give it that extra lil somethin' somethin'. One bite and I was sold. It really took all my will-power not to devour the entire plate of noodles (which really is way too much food for one person).\n\nOn both counts of quantity and quality of food, the Khua Mee really shined! Unfortunately, my friend's basil fried rice was bland and slightly disappointing, but I think my dish more than made up for his.\n\nWe also ordered the shrimp toast appetizer because we had no idea what it was and wanted to try something new. It reminded me of the fried shrimp balls we used to get during dim sum, but much more oily. I don't know if I would recommend this for the health-concious diner. I'd probably suggest the spring rolls instead!


over-priced and gross. \"medium rare\" ribeye steak came out looking like the burned & dried out sole of a shoe.\n\nthey get some bonus points for honesty. when i ordered a margarita, the waitress advised against it. \"they're not good. our sour mix is really bad\" wow. \n\nstay away from this place. there are so many better options elsewhere.\n\nalso, the salad bar was more of a slop bar. all the \"salad\" choices were drowning in sloppy oil. and guess what? THERE WAS NO LETTUCE AVAILABLE. what the f?


I miss the glory days of Buffalo.  Ten years ago while I was in high school, (gawd. I feel old) this used to be my favorite store.  It was a great place to find unique/alternative clothing at a decent price.  Better yet, I was apparently a stylish young thang because whenever I cleaned out my closet and took it here, I would get at least $65 in store credit to get some new digs.  \n\nThese days,  I feel like Buffalo relies more heavily on the brand than they used to.  Its not uncommon to find used jeans here for $60 or jackets for $45 - all because of the label.  I'm sure its still a great bargain, its just not \"nice thrift store\" that I grew up on.  Its also become increasingly difficult to sell my clothing here - if I bring them 10 items, I'm lucky if they take one.  \n\nThey need to figure out a way to improve their line to sell stuff.  I went in last night and there were 6 people already waiting with ONE employee \"buying\" things.  I knew I actually wanted to look at clothes before I had to make dinner, so I threw my bag of stuff I wanted to sell in the car and just went inside to shop.  They need some kind of number system where I can shop AND still have my place in line. \n\n*pours a forty for the \"old\" Buffalo*


Words can not express how terrible this was for me. I live close to this \"salon\", and thought I would check it out. I used to work in a casino, so I had odd days off. I think I went in on a Tuesday or Wednesday .... Around ten or eleven...\n\nFirst off the place was a ghost town. I think there was one other customer there, getting her nails done..... I asked the receptionist  for an eyebrow wax, and a pedicure. She rudely told me how \"lucky\" I was that there where staff to help me today. The front lobby has chairs, but is over whelmed by the amount of junk that they are trying to sell....fold out tables full of jewelry, purses, hair products and what not. \n\nI felt like I was in a flea market... To me, salons should sell two or three things..... Nail polish, shampoo, and possibly skin care.... So it doesn't come off so.... garage sale like.\n\nThe wax lady did my eyebrows UN believably thin. Scary thin. I've seen newborn babies with more eyebrows then what she thought \"fit my face.\".  During my wax, all she could do was talk about the depressed lady in her apartments that she thought was going to commit suicide...... Awkward.\n\nNext came my pedicure.... When asked if I wanted my nails clipped, I said only a little, because my nails do not grow, and I usually just get them filed. She hacked off my nail on my big toe. There was so much skin to nail ratio... It looked like my big toe had a muffin top. On the little nails that she did file..... She filed the skin to the point where it burned. \n\nShe also had long blonde hair, that she did not tie back during my treatment... And she was shedding on ME. When she was rubbing the lotion into my legs, I could feel her hair rubbing into my skin. She took her grotesque nails and peeled it off of my legs.  Which he thought was quite amusing, because she giggled when she did it. Can you say unprofessional?\n\nDisgusting. And never, ever again.


Ahh yes your traditional Irish Pub! This is the first bar were I had the pleasure of experiencing the Oatmeal Cookie Cocktail (which they do very well by the way). Most of the Mill Ave. crowd know Rula Bula as a great bar but many forget about it as a lunch or dinner option. \n\nThey do a great lunch menu with sandwiches, Shepard's Pie ect. I usually get their French Dip with their house made fries which is almost too much food. Their fries are wonderful, basically sliced potatoes fried until they are golden brown. However, I have friends that swear the Shepard's Pie is the best thing on the menu. \n\nThe service can be a little slow as they often get hit with the convention crowd from the Tempe Mission Palms next door. However, it's affordable and just good home-style food.


Great hang out spot in Phoenix!    Staff is amazing and I will definitly come back next time in Phoenix!


The M Resort doesn't nearly deserve any of the praise and hype in my opinion.  Let's just talk about the buffet.  Overall the food is fair.  For $29.99 you can enjoy a 'seafood buffet' which means you get the leftovers from everything not eaten by yesterday's crowds with some additional crab legs, mahi-mahi and shrimp.  The crab legs are a little too fishy tasting as they sit in heaps next to a vat of melted butter which has particles of various foods floating in it.  Typically, people at buffets get in line for the crab legs, well, not at this place and now I know why.  Their crab is disgusting.  Some of the other buffet mentionables include marginal prime rib and tri-tip beef.  The desserts I would say are above average, particularly the coconut macaroons and cr\u00e8me brule.  How this buffet got dubbed 'Best Buffet' in LV by Best of Las Vegas is a joke and somebody is definitely on the take.  \nHowever, the average food gets overlooked by the poor service across the board.  From top to bottom, the cashiers, maitre de, servers, etc are all less than helpful.  After 45 minutes in line to enter the buffet, there was a guy in front of my party who brought a wedding party of 60 (all of whom were gambling, shopping or whatever rather than waiting in the line) to the front of the line as he approached the cashiers.  No they didn't have a reservation.  No they didn't pay together.  They each paid separately and this was a total inconvenience to the 150+ people who actually waited in line and it created about a 20 minute standstill log jam and the line didn't move while servers scrambled to create a table to fit a party of 60.  I think the M could have prevented this by having a line usher to police the line.  When I expressed my opinion of that its poor policy to have 1 person wait in line for a party of 60, without a reservation, without paying altogether, the Maitre De, just didn't seem interested to listen at all.  Utter shame.  \nI thought I was going to a highly touted local casino with a touch of classy.  Well, I was mistaken.  For those of you looking to go to a classy locals casino, hit up the Green Valley Ranch Resorts.  Better atmosphere, gaming, food and they know how to treat people.   \nI will never step foot in the M resort ever again and neither will my friends or family.   So guess how many stars I'm giving the M?


Agree with everyone about looks, place is beautiful!  Gym is sorta small and hot, but has a ton of cardio (treadmills and Xfit).  If you are coming, be SURE to ask what is still closed.  We came looking for poolside fun, and the pool is closed for at least another MONTH! I could see happy sunbathers at Bellagio from my room splashing around...Vdara you are a cruel Mistress!!  Service friendly, but rather inefficient...tried to get burned out bulb in bathroom fixed, no luck.  Coffee in room is Kcup, two free and more in mini bar, bring your own milk, only creamer.  Also found out that on-site restaurant (Silk Road) will no longer be open for dinner.  Call before you book for amenities...I think they are having some issues.


Tao is definitely not the place to go if you want good Asian cuisine. \n\nI ordered the curry noodles and they were salty and the noodles are way too thin, not to mention it was extremely over priced (along with pretty much everything on the menu) I mean c'mon 26$ for a little bowl of curry noodles? \n\nSuper dark and SUPER LOUD. It's pretty much like eating in a night club. You have to yell at the person across from you for conversation. \n\nI went with a large party maybe 15 or so people. When the check came out we simply asked for it to be split up. The waiter literally looked at us as if we were asking him to juggle chainsaws on fire while unicycling on a tight rope. \n\nHe said it would take some time to split it up, pretty much trying to convince us not to. He took roughly 35-40 minutes to split the check. Seriously? C'mon. If the local Denny's can split a 15 person check with no issue why can't your hip modern upscale Asian restaurant do so too? \n\nIn conclusion, avoid Tao unless you enjoy mediocre over priced food and shitty customer service.


This is the first time I have been to this Subway. I came in for the $2 - 6 inch sandwich special.  This special (cold cuts or meatball marinara) is on for the whole month of December too.  It was very quite inside. I didn't have to wait in line, so I was in and out in about 3 minutes.  The guy that served me was pleasant and I definitely will be back.  Complete the survey online and the next time you visit you will get a free cookie.


We have eaten here twice. Both times hamburgers. They were very good. Service was very good. Atmosphere was very noisy.


This theater can get a little crowded on weekends when bigger movies open up but otherwise it's never busy. I've been here during the weekdays when it is a ghost town but no matter when I've gone, I have received great service. I personally like the seats and the bathrooms here over other competitors.


The salad was fine.  The service however... the worst!  I felt like they were sooo put out that they had to make my salad!  I would have rather gone behind the counter and put it together myself.  Seriously- what's with the attitude?  They were not helpful at all in explaining any of the options and I felt had to pry answers out of them. I just wanted to pay and get out of there. What an unfriendly experience... my first and last visit- I won't be back!


I'm only giving this 2 stars instead of 1 because of the way Jim handled our problem. This review is mainly based on service and not food. \n\nMy boyfriend and I were told to go to the shiloh grill from a friend. We got here and it was a 45 minute wait, which is fine so we waited. After 45 minutes we were seated by the hostess. Our server never, NEVER asked us what we wanted to drink. Not once throughout our whole meal. He told us there would be a girl following him for training and that was all he said. We told him we'd like an appetizer and told him which one. He said they were all out. We picked another one, he said they were out of that too. We picked a third appetizer - surprise! Out of that too. We asked him what they weren't out of and he said their Hush Piggies so we ordered that as we were starving and wanted an appetizer. 35 minutes later, still no appetizer. A woman (the manager at the time, though she never said she was or even said her name) came up to us laughing and said \"your order was the last order we had and it got burnt so we can't give it to you, but we'll take it off the bill\" -obviously you will take it off. She asked if we wanted anything else and we asked when our food would be out (why order an app if it's been 35 minutes and the food should be out shortly?) she said it would be out momentarily. We said we'd pass on the appetizers so she walked away. A few minutes later our waiter came to say he'd pushed our food to the front so it would be out next. No. Another 35 minutes for our meal, so we were obviously mad we didn't order another app. Nonetheless, I ordered a turkey burger and he ordered a mushroom burger. Definitely nothing that should take an hour. At this point we had yet to complain once but i'm sure our annoyance was obvious. I wanted to speak with the manager but she was in the bar on her cellphone talking to two guys for 20 minutes as we could see into the bar. We waited for our bill but it never came for 15 minutes when Jim talked to us. Jim is the entire reason I didn't give the place one star. He should be running the place, really. He was awesome. He came up to us (meanwhile he had just walked in and wasn't even there during our whole ordeal!). He told us our whole meal was being comp'd, apologized immensely, and told us to order dessert. We did, the dessert was good but pretty sure it was nuked as it was cold in many spots and warm in others. We didn't complain because at this point, oh well. He then came back after we had finished our desert and Jim came up to us giving us the owner's business card and a $20 gift certificate to come back again. We both decided we will never come back for a meal (the food was decent, but not worth all this trouble) but would come back and spend it at the bar. It's a shame that the service gave them this review, but if it wasn't for JIm they'd only have 1 star. If the owner or management reads this, Jim needs a raise and the girl manager who was working on 4/16 needs a demotion and her cell phone should be put away during a shift. So unprofessional.


It's sad when you can say that Denny's has a better chicken fried steak, but it is the truth! The gravy was bland and the steak was like cardboard.  Maybe if they had Tabasco to add some flavor it wouldn't have been so bad, but they don't have Tabasco!?  I did enjoy the Mimosa.


My first experience to the Breakfast Club.... eh.  There are much better places to eat breakfast for the price.  We often drive by and see it crowded so we tried it on a Sunday morning.  Our server was very helpful, but the food was nothing to write home about.  Much prefer Butterfield's, Taylor's, or Cafe ZuZu (favorite) for breakfast.


The groomers there werent very nice to my dog, hes very sweet and well behaved. When I got my cat groomed she still had loose hairs all over her. However, there hours are great! 8 am-8 pm. It cost about $65 bucks to bathe and groom my cat. More money for my dogs.


A good friend of mine has this thing about coupons. She cannot let one go to waste. She jokes that her grave marker will read, \"I got this headstone with a coupon\". I think that is true. Anyway, she received a coupon for Fleming's Steak House from American Express. The coupon was for $40 off the total bill. The coupon could not be used for the early dining special offer. We arrived at 5:30pm and the place was reasonably full. The crowd looked fairly young and we surmised these folks were here for the low priced special. The others diners may have been corporate, dining on the boss's dime. The dining room is large and  brightly lit. Many of the tables are round booths inviting you to have a romantic dinner with your honey. Despite the small crowd and lighting, the room was fairly quiet making you feel as if you were enjoying an intimate experience.\n\nWhen we were first seated a young man came by and asked if we wanted to start with the \"complimentary bread course\". Since when has bread become a course? They wanted you to know how lucky you were to get free bread these days. We jumped on the offer knowing that this was the last complimentary thing to come our way. The bread was a crusty French bread and was really quite good. We each ordered a glass of wine.\n\nOur waitress was new. She was friendly and helpful. It was clear she was practicing a specific patter she was to use when describing options and menu items. I ordered a wedge salad with blue cheese dressing and a petite fillet. My friend had mashed potatoes with Parmesan and peppercorn and the bone-in rib eye. Both of our steaks were prepared perfectly, medium- rare just as we had ordered. The meat was flavorful and tasted even better cold the next day. The serving size was reasonable. The mashed potatoes could have been shared with three people and the wedge salad was also a generous serving. The potatoes were \"ok\".  To put the costs in perspective, I will tell you that a baked potato is $9.50. Despite that fact, we shared a slice of cheesecake which I thought was \"fine\". I had coffee, she had tea. I kicked myself for not asking for a second cup but truthfully I was too full to swallow another thing.\n\nIn the middle of the meal the manager came by to see how things were going. His affect was so over-the-top we were speechless, a cross between Guy Smiley and The Joker. Made us want to cringe. The whole experience seemed staged... bright lights, pretty props and actors with a script. We had a good time (we generally have a good time no matter where we are) but it sure was clear who benefited from the coupon... Fleming's. $150, really?


the portions are generous and the staff is friendly and helpful. but the food is just ok. nothing to write home about. i was really interested in going here for quite sometime, maybe that had something to do with why I thought the food was so bland. I had it built up in my head to be better than it was.


I never knew this place existed until a friend told me about it! It's located in the Bellagio right next to the themed gardens, really close to the parking garage so it's a short walk away.\n\nJust looking at the bakery made my jaw drop in awe! The chocolate fountain was so crazy looking, and the chocolate itself looked silky and smooth flowing down. All the decorative cakes on display were PERFECT and expensive looking. I was amazed!\n\nThis place gets PACKED and there are so many options for you to choose from I didn't know where to begin.. even though I was yelping through my blackberry, too many items were listed! I ended up choosing a ham and cheese croissant (gotta love em) and an almond brioche, as well as a strawberry rice krispy ball my friend recommended.\nThe H&C was delish! Buttery croissant with baked cheese on the outside, and white cheese and ham on the inside. Quite good!\nThe almond brioche was just okay, again, very buttery.\nStrawberry rice krispy was yummy, the strawberry flavor didn't taste artificial at all!\nSide note: the individual bags the pastries were in soaked through completely.. which means.. extreme oil!\n\nI don't know what I was thinking, but I didn't order a crepe or purchase any of their chocolates :\\ the line for a crepe alone looked long.. but they smelled so good! Next time I'm here, totally going for a crepe even if it's a 30 min wait. I also loved the boxes and bags they packaged everything in.. so cute and chic!


I have been coming here for several years and have always had a good experience. This is a family owned business and they all work very hard to make it a great place.


Dub-step hipster bar - maybe I am getting too old for this stuff, but after a few drinks and some fun girl date company it wasn't so bad, especially since this is not my scene. The roof dance floor with projector screens of trippy colors made the whole thing as well as the hipster sightings.


This hidden gem of a brewery is a welcomed edition to the expanding Downtown district of Las Vegas.  Located next to the Heart Attack Grill on Fremont Street, this unassuming brewpub is a welcoming local spot to stop by for some amazing brews paired with some truly incredible gourmet popcorn (I love the Dill Pickle flavor).  Before you get yourself too involved with this review...you should know that Banger Brewing is a beer-only zone.  A craft brewery.  A beer bar.  Not a watering hole hammering out fruity cocktails and pouring pre-chilled shots from Jaggermeister mini-fridges.  If you're looking to drink tequila out of a stranger's belly button or drag along your 21 year old girlfriend who only drinks amaretto sours and raspberry kamikazes then this most likely isn't the place for you.  That being said...the beer is good.  Real good.  All 7 of their beers are brewed on site including options ranging from the smoothly unpretentious  American Pale Ale, \"Perfect Ten\" (ABV 6.2%) to the rich, coffee and caramel laden \"Simply Stout\" (ABV 6.0%).  My personal favorite is the Sandia Watermelon Wheat (ABV 5.1%).  The happy and helpful bartender assured me it's mixed with fresh watermelon to give it that crisp, clean and in-no-way-fake watermelon flavor.  The Jalapeno Hefeweizen is equally as impressive though I found myself worrying over how \"user friendly\" this beer is to the general public.  I was shocked to hear some mixed disapproval from my beer tasting comrades.  Apparently jalapeno beer is an acquired taste like black coffee, kombucha or moldy cheese.  But what I love most about this place, aside from their top notch craft beers brewed on site, is their exceptional customer service.  Coming from a hospitality background, my radar for these sorts of things is uncontainable and even on high alert and in search of any pinprick of poor performance or inattentiveness; in the 3 hours I spent at this establishment I experienced only perfection.  The staff is professional, knowledgeable, friendly and most importantly, in love with their beer.  Smack dab in the middle of Fremont Street in the notoriously lackluster yet rocketing Downtown district of fabulous Las Vegas, Banger Brewing doesn't scream out its arrival but proudly just says, \"Hey, Vegas.  Here I am.  I hope you like my beer.\"  This place welcomes you in with a smile, an ice cold glass and a great brew to fill it.  It's like walking in to your corner neighborhood bar only with way better beer and even better service.


I'm not a big fan of Subway.  Unless it's February for their Febru-Any specials.  I will say though it's funny most people post negative experiences.  As is normal, we tend to remember negative experiences more as good service is always expected.\n    I have to say though this is your average run of the mill sub shop, nothing that will stand out and say man I love this place! But having said that, the dozens of times I've been here I've never had a negative experience unless you count them mixing onions in their lettuce who knows how many time lol but that's no biggie. \n    3 of 5 cause that's George W Bush... you know average... okay he had C average but you know dang well he bought that.  That's beyond the point though lol


I got seated straight away. The waitress brought me a glass of wine, a soda and water in seconds flat. My burger came out is a reasonable amount of time and was cooked as requested. My empty soda glass was refilled as soon as it hit the table. Decent prices for an airport!


I came here with my boss, was told that they sell pasta to the Strip. The decor is lovely, and the owner nice, and the service prompt. The food was only mediocre, though. My husband had the ravioli, and I had black ink shrimp pasta. My dish had a lot of butter, and the pasta not as fragrant as what I had at other restaurants. My dish was $26 just for the entree with a small salad.


Such a disappointment...... I stopped in today for an early dinner while visiting Scottsdale. I have tried Fleming's before and had solid meals.\n\nI ended up eating in the bar which almost requires a flashlight to see the menu. If the tv wasn't on, I would have needed my cell phone to see anything.\n\nThe service was fine. The bartender was attentive, nice.\n\nI ordered several apps. They all were sub par. The first was barely lukewarm. The second one, pork belly, had potential. You could tell part of the plate was put together and was waiting for the pork belly. I didn't want to tell the bartender they were 0 for 2. The calamari showed up. It was warm but very overcooked in a puddle of some sweet sauce.\n\nThe meal did fill me up but if i had to do it over again, I would try a different place.\n\nPlenty of parking outside..


With so many decent taquerias in Chandler, differentiating isn't easy. But Senor Taco sets itself apart with tortilla-shell bowls (like a taco salad) and salsa bar that includes roasted peppers.


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Before we moved to Vegas, BWW's was one of our fave places to go sit, eat, drink, and play super fun trivia. We were soo excited to see one so close to our home. Unfortunately this Bdub's has the worst service I've every had in any resturaunt. We tried this location three times...Not on one, but TWO occasions in an almost empty resturaunt  I had to get up and get our order after we watched it sit in a window under the heat lamps for around 20 minutes without a single server in sight... On our last visit after waiting for a half hour for the server to bring our check just to dissapear into thin air again, after another 20 or so minutes we paid our bill with the bartender and left... After we were out the door our waitress suddenly appeared and yelled that we forgot to leave her tip at the bar... SERIOUSLY.. So as sad as we were we admitted defeat and our wing cravings will have to fufilled somewhere further from home.


Worst experience. I was so excited to go see what my baby looks like . I went at 28 weeks , they completely ruined what could have been a beautiful experience. My appointment was at 2:30 pm I called to let them know I was to be late by a minute or two due to traffic . When I arrived the 2 women who worked there the ultrasound tech and receptionist barely greeting me . I asked for the platinum package and they tried getting me to change it because they had schedule someone after me, which makes no sense . Pictures came out horrible the DVD was a complete waste. OUT OF FOCUS ,BLURRY you could barely make out the baby . Gave them 2nd chance. I went at 31 weeks . They messed up again I had the same ultrasound tech she doesn't know how to do her job! Again pictures are horrible . I seriously just threw it away such a waste and disappointment.


Not my favorite Hilton but I appreciate that the hotel is on the far end of the strip with no casino. Made it seem more like a relaxing vacation. The rooms were affordable in price but the spa is a different story. We're Hilton fans and will visit this hotel again.


Time after time this store continues to disappoint. I needed a pair of shorts so I decided to try this store again. I had great customer service last week and it gave me hope that this store had turned around. I return this week only to find that the customer is not priority here. I will go back to shopping online.


Not bad. Fairly small location. Staff was friendly, selection is kind of lacking.


get their veggie combo.\n\ngreat place to buy feta and olives!\n\nthe rosewater lemonade is so refreshing!\n\nsweet owners!


All the dishes are so well presented. I am a fan of Maiko Sushi the fish is fresh,the service is nice. The private room is great for parties of group gatherings. Great place. Great sushi


I had the ham and American cheese omelet with sourdough toast. Boyfriend had the corned beef hash. When I got my food I realized it was cheddar cheese in my omelet, I know cheddar is better and all but really I prefer American in my omelets. My hash browns were for the most part good, but there was some squishy grey bits which I wasn't 100% sure were potatoes. Toast was perfect I love sourdough! :) the corned beef hash was definitely fresh but I prefer it a little more well done the consistency of this was mush. And to pay we had to go up to the counter, I really hate when restaurants do that. All in all my food and experience rivaled with Denny's, at least at Denny's I can have a yummy breakfast sandwich!


I'm not a car girl and Lester couldn't have been more accommodating.  I needed an inspection and he was able to take me the same day I called.  He's open past 7pm so the evening hours make it convenient to pick up or drop off. \n\nVery honest and upfront about the work he did, too...typical Pittsburgher who knows his stuff. Labor was $70/hour and parts were cheaper than other places. Cost me $3 to have a break light replaced.  Couldn't have been happier with the quick, honest, convenient service.  Lester's the best!


Ok. I stumbled upon this place today and it was better than i could have ever imagined. The lady who helped me was extremely nice and friendly. She gave me a few samples and made suggestions. I got many different items but will ONLY highlight the toffee brittle. This toffee could be the greatest candy I've ever had in my life. It wasn't like the normal hard and crunchy toffee. It was smooth, creamy, crunchy, and soft at the same time. It's hard to explain but absolutely heavenly. I will be back. This place does not disappoint. A+++u


Finally got a chance to try this place out.  I have heard mixed reviews and wanted to see for myself.  I was told the service was terrible and it was an accurate statement.  For our party of 9 we did get a table fairly quickly but that's where the speedy service stopped.  Although our server Kelton was awesome, seriously he was great, we loved him, it took FOREVER for our food to make it to our table.  It appeared it was definitely an issue with the kitchen.  Not only were we waiting a ridiculous amount of time for our food, once the food started trickling out, it took a while for the entire table to get their food.  I ordered the beets, they were cooked well and great flavor and I ordered the Mac and Cheese which was delicious.  My husband is a vegetarian and it was slim pickens for choices for someone who doesn't eat meat.  He ordered the veggie burger and surprise they were out of it so he ended up with the grilled cheese which was forgettable.  When it came time for dessert they were out of peaches for the peach crumble.  I'm going to assume they use extremely fresh ingredients to be out of so many things.  Overall we enjoyed it but very timely wait for food.  Again Kelton was great!!


Food is good.  Not one of my first picks when in Vegas but if i was staying at the Cosmo again and didn't feel like leaving the hotel, this would be a good option.


Located inside the Mirage, Carnegie Delicatessen is a \"New York\" style deli serving casual food. I came here twice during my stay in Vegas, once for Breakfast and another time for lunch and both times, I did leave full, but disappointed. \n\nIt has the Carnegie Delicatessen has the \"NY\" feel to it and located almost in the middle of the casino. Open 24hours they offer a good selection of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. Prices here at Carnegie Delicatessen are on the high side. Basic breakfast items such as omelets, pancakes, and such, starting around $8 and goes as high as $20. Sides here will run you around $4 - $5. For lunch they offer a good selection of hot and cold sandwiches and things like chicken livers, hash, meatloaf, etc starting around $12 - $24. Pretty spendy for the type of food you get that usually runs about at half the price. \n\nFor breakfast, just needed something to fill the stomach and got a basic bagel and cream cheese. The bagel, well for a \"NY\" deli, tasted something I could get at Costco. Honestly, nothing special. Everyone else got eggs and one guy got a burger and fries at 6AM and they ate it because after a night of drinking, what else are you going to do. The waitress at this time was a bit bitchy, but not sure if it was us or she was just in a foul mood. Also the service was slow and she forgot my friend's fries. \n\nWhen I came here for lunch with my brother, service here was nonexistent. They had plenty of servers, at one point I think I counted about 4 or 5 of them gathered just chatting away in a corner while several of us were waiting to get served and several tables had dirty dishes on them. \n\nBrother was suffering from a hangover and decided to get the mozaball soup and I got the hot dog and some fries. When we got our food, I have to give them credit for their portion size. My brother got a big bowl of soup and I got literally a foot long hot dog and a plate of fries piled up high. My brother didn't like his soup at all and this even suffering from a massive hangover when anything tastes good. My hot dog was decent though the homemade sauerkraut was excellent. It was probably a notch better than a hotdog you would be able to get at Costco as it was a bit spicy which I liked. The fries were ok. Nothing special to report about. \n\nThe waitress on the other hand, was more interested in talking to her fellow servers than say, bring us a bill. My brother and I waited about 15 minutes before we flagged down someone else to bring us our bill and that took an additional 10 minutes as 2 other tables in our same area requested the same thing. \n\nAs to rating, honestly the food is just average but its WAY overpriced. The service here is just plain lousy both times I came here. There are SO MANY other options here, that Carnegie Delicatessen is a waste of time and unless you're coming here at 3AM and no other place is open, I would highly advise people to skip out. They got good portions, but that's about it, 2 stars for Carnegie Delicatessen.


Let me start by saying I am not a very picky eater and I have never not finished a meal no matter how bad it was.  That has changed.  My entree was the ribeye steak with mashed potatoes and steamed vegetables.  I ordered it medium plus like I do at all steak houses(I know, this is not a steak house).  It came out charred in some parts of the top but yet still pink on the inside.  It was the most dry and chewy steak I ever ate.  I actually had to spit out my fifth bite because it was so bad.  I didn't touch the rest of it.  I then tried some of my wife's chef special(chicken parmesan).  She had stopped eating because she said it tasted like a Marie Callendar's tv dinner.  I had to concur.  The only reason I did not give 1 star is because the appetizers were good(spicy ahi tuna chips, and artichoke dip), as well as the desserts(crem brule, and tiramisu).  Needless to say, we will never be back here again.  I don't think it will be open much longer, we went on a saturday night and there were only two other couples there when we got there and only another table when we left.  Pretty sad and disappointing.


Ah, the perfect bite. Filet Mignon, Foi Gras, and Black Truffle. It was my first time trying Foi Gras and I was utterly stunned how good it was. Together with truffle and filet mignon, it truly was the perfect bite! \n\nI also had the sea bass which was really good, but not compared to the perfect bite. If you're gonna go here, you might as well get the best thing on the menu.\n\nRestaurant.com has $50 off $100 - you buy it for $10, so it's well worth it.


Back to the sweet tomatoes we know and love, but the updated dishware and decor remain for a classier feel. Recommended!


Been here several times and always leave happy and full! \nThe drink menu is fantastic... a few of my favs are the red headed stepchild, stoney bah-loanie and pure vesper. \nThe food is always spot on...love the pork belly, nancy with pork belly, charcuterie, pork tostadas and ALWAYS try to the TOT of the day!\nI can't imagine ever having a bad meal here!


After calling CBW about issues with my pup, the staff was very responsive. The manager on site called me back and offered to refund the price of the grooming services we paid for (but didn't receive) and part of our camp fees. That was really appreciated. I will definitely consider trying them out again next time -- and hopefully it will go much better!


Disgusting! Ordered Guacamole & chips, though the guacamole was green that was the only resemblance, flavor was horrible. Pork for the taco was similar to the consistency of baby food but flavor was so bad my boyfriend actually gagged when he tasted it. Food was cold, not even room temperature. Will not go back! No stars are warranted for this place.


I was cheated and that is all I can say. They charged for the non-existent second driver. When we showed up, my husband gave his information and was asked if I was his spouse, so they said that I would need to give my license. I asked why and they said just for identification purposes. With that, they billed our credit card for an extra $10/day. They also gave us a compact when I reserved an intermediate size. Stay away from this company


I can't believe I haven't already written a review for this place!!! Sorry Guys! So if you're reading this review, debating on if you should check this place out tonight, stop thinking and GO!  Super fun, great atmosphere, I have come to know the owner and staff as you will soon too, and they are amazing. This is a great place to go with a group of friends, there's boardgames, music, poetry slams, and great company! Don't forget to wear your coolest hat on friday for a fun treat!


Have you ever been talking with your friends and they begin to tell you how great of a swimmer they are? Then they run and belly flop and begin to just sink to the bottom? No?? I haven't either, but if i had, this would be that friend.\n\nConsidering that this place boasts its presence with being right in old town Scottsdale you think they would have experience, food, and service. \n\nI contemplated 1 star but that would be unfair to the first server who did a great job. \n\nShall we continue?\nUpon arriving they seemed busy inside and didn't have a table ready. My party had already been sitting and waiting for awhile when the rest of us arrived. They had 2 small children and 1 pregnant woman. Let's have them sit outside without water for awhile. Thats what we did. Finally a server came over and brought us water promptly.  Kind of a big deal to not be aware of your waiting patrons (especially if all you have is outdoor waiting in ARIZONA.) \n\nOnce seated, server came over, said hi and left. (i don't know why the rest of my party left their waters outside, i brought mine in). She never brought over or asked us if we would like waters. I guess seeing one cup for 8 people is sufficient.  Well 10 minutes later a group walks in same size and sits in the booth across from us. As we wait for our server to come back and take our order 20-25 minutes later, she instead goes to take the order of our neighbors. Um hi..we are waiting still. \n\nAfter long awkward anticipation of trying to \"flag her down\" (granted she could have been busy, but she was chatting with the hostesses a lot, so who knows) she comes over and takes our long awaited dinner orders..we are striding along 45-50 minutes to take our order. When the other group was promptly attended to (10-15min). Oh heck yes i really was timing.. \n\nOrder goes, 10 minutes  later appetizers come out and 1hr later (yes i realize it takes awhile to get food out especially 8 dishes) our dinner comes, or i think it is our dinner. We had 3 messed up orders. 3 overly cooked burgers..i tasted them it was so dry not even drink our 1 cup of water between 8 people could re hydrate that.  I mean i am a guy, most things can be fixed for me with just a GOOD (not even great) meal. But they couldn't even capitalize on that.. I am pretty sure a \"good\" meal could have come through better.\n\nHeh, my meal was some chicken sandwich, thank God it was cooked all the way through. It was definitely slopped together. There was a GLOB of sundried tomatoes placed only in the middle, showing me that they cared so much to just ladle out the st's. I mean it was okay, but nothing i'd pay that much.\n\nHey i am a nice guy, lets talk about our neighbors.. by the time we got our food they were done eating and paying for their bill (they had 7 people). hmmm\n\ni could go on, but really...whats the point? you get the idea...i wont be back


My wife and I came here a few times when it was Kennedy and enjoyed it enough. Now as it is Presidio, the quality of the entire experience has definitely declined.  The food was OK, not great.  My mashed potatoes were cold and the salmon was a bit over cooked.  The most glaring deficiency is that the service is poor. It started with the hostess with a flat affect and moved on to the wait staff who needs to be trained to be wait staff. I will not be returning any time soon.


It was okay. The server at the counter was more concerned with the call-in orders, which I guess is more common at this location due to the small amount of tables, but disappointing. It took me over 5 minutes to place my order. After being seated, with no one else there, I retrieved my order and was satisfied, but not impressed. The meal was very greasy & the rice and egg roll were so over-cooked. Won't bother again.


We stayed at the George Hotel while we were in Edinburgh, and ended up eating here twice for breakfast and twice for dinner.\n\nThe first dinner we had here was to die for.  My rozmopolitan cocktail was to die for, and they made my husband a great drink as well.  The smoked salmon appetizer was delicious-- the potato blinis were the perfect vehicle for the salmon, and the horseradish creme wasn't overpowering.  For entrees, I had the four herb fettucine with steak and loved it.  The noodles were definitely closer to linguine than fettucine, but the sauce was light and delicious and the beef filet pieces were grilled very well.  My husband had the filet and said it was excellent; the fries that came with had a great balsamic sauce on top and the onion rings were a delicious bonus.\n\nOur second dinner was less exciting, but still very good.  We both had steaks; my sirloin was cooked perfectly at medium, but his ended up more medium well than medium rare, which was very unfortunate.\n\nThe breakfast is a standard Scottish breakfast, but everything is done very well.  The eggs are fresh, the sausage is great, and there's a wide selection of fruit.\n\nService is great at both mealtimes, and the vibe is classy without being stuffy.\n\nI'd highly recommend Tempus, especially if you are staying at the George.


Large buffet featuring an assortment of foods: American, Italian, Asian, Mexican, seafood, and so many dessert options. 3.5 stars\n\nFood: 3.5, atmosphere: 4, service: 4\nCost to worth it rating: 3 ($35 for weekday lunch)\nReturn worthiness: maybe\n\nHighlights:\n- Asian area: the best station for me. Usually you get impostors, but the cha sui baos were legit: soft buns and sweet insides without fat. Also enjoyed the large cha sui pieces and duck.\n- Italian: the spinach ravioli in vodka sauce and meatball were really good. I liked the single little dishes they put out for taste portions \n- Deep fried broccoli cheese casserole: surprising favorite \n- American plating: loved the little buckets for the tater tots and waffle fries and the mini fry basket with a piece of fried chicken and sweet potato fries\n- Brisket: nice rub on the outside and liked the option of BBQ sauces\n- Red velvet whoopie pie: soft and on point flavors for a authentic rendition \n- Dessert variety: from cupcakes and cookies to bread pudding to unique gelato flavors to made to order crepes to sugar free desserts and  more, there was tons to choose from\n\nMidlights:\n- Good amount of empty spots: those items looked good but guess they were so popular they ran out \n\n\nLowlights:\n- Shrimp: cold one tasted a bit fishy and the hot one with heads were overlooked \n- Spicy fried fish: was excited for this dish but wasn't that great--probably because it was sitting out\n- Meat inconsistency: some was dry\n\nSome items were great but as with most buffets others were mediocre. If you're a dessert person you might like it. I'd consider coming back, but won't be in a rush and wouldn't stand in a long line for it.


Just came back from there, and was pretty disappointed. \n\nThe inside dining area was a wreck (dirty tables, food on the floor, table side order phones out of order, etc).  They weren't particularly busy, and several employees were hanging around talking to one another.\n\nMy food came out relatively quickly, but was not complete, and even after alerting them of this and waiting on them, I had to remind them five minutes later to give me my missing items, at which point they seemed even more confused. \n\nTo top it off, the restroom was filthy and there were no paper towels, and I even saw an employee go in and use the restroom, and come out without remedying the situation...hope he at least washed his hands :/\nGiven the state of this place, I have to wonder. \n\nI want to like this place, but it scored an F on this visit.  \nFast food doesn't have to be messy, crummy, and lacking in service...just look at chick-fil-a.


This is the best Starbucks I've ever been to. I just moved here from Alabama, and being a Starbucks fan I have been to A LOT of them, but this is my absolute favorite. All of the workers are so polite and sweet, and always doing their best to go as fast as possible. I've been going there every other day just about since I moved here a month ago, and today my debit card wasn't working so I was buying a sausage biscuit with what little cash I had, and the sweet cashier was like we're going to give you your usual drink too, no worries, it's on us. Wow, that was so kind. Also, once I had to wait a little bit for my biscuit so I went up to check on it, and they gave me a card for a free drink next time just for my wait. Super nice workers. No better customer service anywhere!


I went into Reuben's at around 8:45 in the morning hoping to get a smoked meat sandwich.  They said they don't serve it until at least 10.  I said \"I'll be back\" because I didn't want to have eggs from Reuben's.  \n\nSo I just decided to walk down St. Catherine street to see what was there.  I saw a cool looking cow and they had a great selection of breakfast items, checked a few Yelp reviews and then ventured on in.\n\nLikes:\n-Service was friendly\n-The Steerburger special is amazing. It's a small, but very good quality beef patty  (good enough that they ask how you want it - I said medium), bacon or ham or sausage, eggs, shoestring fries, toast and coffee for $9.85\n-The coffee has free refills\n-The Steerburger was very good and despite it being cooked medium, it was still moist.  \n-The shoestring fries were AMAZING!! I loved these so much. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside.  \n\nDislikes: \n-None really but could be slightly cleaner.  I was going to sit at one booth near the outside but saw the seat was a bit dusty so I decided to find a new one. Not a huge deal though.  \n\nLike or Dislikes depending on your preference:\n-It's an old diner look but it adds to the fun of the place, IMO. \n\nVerdict: This is a great place for breakfast and much cheaper than Chez Cora.  Should try it out. 4.5/5


Unfortunately this place has closed.


Yelp 100 Challenge 2013- 26/100\n\nWorking within the gaming industry calls for certain licensing requirements, fingerprints and background checks included. My office referred me to this place and off I went.The fingerprinting itself was a painless and effortless process. I was done in a jiffy-- in and out in 30 minutes tops-Not too bad for any government office. \n\nI didn't have to deal with ink stained hands, it's all digital!  The staff was friendly and seemed like they knew what they were doing. I did (8)sets of prints for 28 bucks. They only accepted cash so I had to hit up the ATM.


Everyone knows food in Vegas is ALWAYS over priced, but I always expect a certain type of quality as well... nothing over the top, just a little better than decent I guess you could say..\n\nThe food here were below my expectations.. \n\n- Pan fried noodles: they were doused in sauce and the noodles weren't even crunchy..\n- Chinese broccoli was dry and overcooked.. \n- Their duck with rice is more of an individual portion rather than a la carte which is what I had hoped for..there was more rice than duck, and the duck portions had mostly bones (although bones are a big part of duck, the bone portion here was more than normal).\n\nThe line here is a bit rediculous, and to be honest I'm not quite sure why.. food isnt that great and there are tons of other places open 24/7 in sin city!


Cant believe that this place got 4 and a half stars. Im asian and I have been driking a lot of bubble tea with tapioca from many places. This place has the worst tapioca that Ive ever tried. Who rates this place above 2 stars should go to california and try their tapioca over there.


Went last night for a late dinner around 10pm. The service and ambiance were great. I loved the entertainment. The food was pretty good except for my lamb. I ordered it medium rare and it came out well done. It was the worst lamb I ever had.


I'm surprised Cafe Truva hasn't been reviewed more and I'm disappointed by the low scores as I thought it was amazing! It's located at the bottom of the Royal Mile and like most cafes in the area, is always choc-a-block. Like most cafes on the Royal Mile, I had my reservations when I sat down for a cup of apple tea wondering if it was just an overpriced tourist trap cafe with no substance. When I saw their HUGE selection of tasty cakes all was forgiven and I spent ages deciding what cake to go for. \n\nAs it is a Turkish cafe, Cafe Truva has an excellent selection of Turkish foods and teas and as I looked around at other patrons I could see that there wasn't one thing on the menu that I wouldn't have liked. \n\nI devoured my large slice of chocolate cake in mere minutes and sipped my apple tea whilst doing a spot of people watching.\n\nOverall, this is an excellent cafe. It may be busy all the time, but I guess that says something in itself. Once you've had a slice of cake from here, you'll be going back time and time again for more.


Unpredictable each visit.  Checked the county health code web site and decided to stop going.


As far as Flat Tops go, this one was pretty decent.  We swung in on a Saturday morning for breakfast.  The pancakes here aren't nearly as good as I've had at other Flat Tops (in Chicago) and they screwed up my scramble by deciding I should have an omelette instead.  They also make the roti a bit thicker than I've had elsewhere.  Still good, but I definitely prefer a thinner one. It was pretty quiet in there and it took quite a while to receive our pancakes.  Overall, service was sweet and fine.  This definitely isn't the best location I've been to and I'm not sure I'd rush to go back to this particular one.  I am a huge fan of Flat Top, but I'll stick to the Chicago locations.


Make sure they know if u r in a hurry.  Was disappointed bc I called ahead and gave very specific directions (Please make sure the 3 dozen bialy's are in plastic bags bc I need to pack them in my suitcase.  Unfortunately, they were not and I had to make the taxi wait...  costing me more money.  UGH!  In the long run, it ended up costing $72 for 39 bialys (including taxi)


GO FOR THE DRINKS, NOT THE FOOD!!!\n\nMy two girlfriends and I went in for a quick bite to re-energize for the long night of partying that was ahead of us, but we all felt so sick to our stomachs after eating our meals that we barely made it out that night. NOT my idea of a good time. It was awful, and I called to let the manager know that we were very unsatisfied with our meals (it was expensive!) but the manager never returned my call. I think that upset me the most.  \n\nNow, we're college girls. We are NOT picky about food. My Cheeseburger In Paradise looked like a Quarter Pounder from McDonalds, which would have been fine if it had tasted as good as a Quarter Pounder.  It was gross. I ate less than half of it and had to stop because I was already feeling sick.  Very disappointing. And my friend couldn't swallow more than four bites of her taco salad.  At least the drinks were good. \n\nMargaritas = good. Everything else = rip off.


It is so true that often after eating sushi I am still hungry and would stop for a burger just to give me the full feeling I need.  Well at this restaurant, you can have the best of both worlds as the burgers and the sushi are both top notch and go together flawlessly.  I saw this place fill up in a matter of minutes from when it opened and there were a lot of happy faces.  Just sad I didn't live close to here as I would make it my religion to come here weekly, it is just that good.


Just came back from a bad meal at Namos.  Aside from the fact that it took a full 45 minutes to get our main course, the waiter screwed up. For health reasons, I asked for no salt or other spices on my steak. The kitchen ignored my request. I could not eat it. My choice was to give it to my wife or send it back and wait another 45 minutes for my meal  I chose the first and went away unsatisfied and unhappy. \n\nThat is it for me at Namos.


This is an aquatic complex that is open year round since it is indoors.  Very, clean and well maintained.  When you walk in to the right is staff members who you pay to swim.  In the lobby there are tables and vending machines and there is a party room if you want to book a party with them.  There is a family entrance with lockers and a mens and women's restroom.  If you choose not to enter by the family you can enter through the women or the mens locker rooms (make sure you enter which sex you are - lol)  There are lockers in here with showers and an entrance to the pool area.  There is an olympic size pool and a smalled pool.  What I like about this place is if you need to get a life vests or floaties they have them available at no charge.  In the smaller pool which is around 4 feet is where they offer swimming lessons for the little ones using 1/2 the pool and the other 1/2 of the pool is for open swim.  Adults can swim laps in the olympic pool.  There are even more restrooms and showers near the smaller pool with bleachers so you can watch.  This is a very nice facility.  My daughter has taken 4 levels of swimming classes and we have been to open swim twice and we have enjoyed every minutue of it.  I am considering having her party here next year.  This facility is well run and is another wonderful thing that the City of Henderson has added to the community on top of the beautiful parks.  We love living in Henderson.


I'm sorry to read that other locations of Aspen Dental in the Valley have had such bad experiences. I started going to the new office at 44th Street and Thomas Road (in Arcadia Crossing) about a year and a half ago, and I have been extremely happy with them.\n\nI recently had my third cleaning done, and I have never had dental technicians who have taken such good care of me. My teeth are very close together and very hard to get clean, and I have had many seriously rotten experiences in the past -- not so here! My technician is consistently gentle, considerate, and very supportive. \n\nDr. Sang (I believe; or Song? Shame on me) is friendly and likewise gentle and caring. He fixed a filling for me between cleaning appointments and I have had no trouble at all since. \n\nThe team at the Arcadia Crossing Aspen Dental are always smiling, always friendly. This last time was even the first time I'd had to wait for more than a few minutes, and they were VERY apologetic that they'd kept me waiting at all.\n\nI'm overjoyed to have found a dentist at long last who doesn't berate me for having teeth set close together, or cut my gums flossing. Two thumbs up.


I was very excited to finally check out the very hyped up City Center. I was quite impressed with what I saw from the exterior to the interior of the massive center. Walking up to the hostess area of the Cafe Vettro I was equally amazed with how the restaurant looked. Thinking to myself this would be quite the dining experience. With high expectations we entered the cafe as we got ready to eat. Unfortunately my expectations might have been a tad too high. =\\\n\nFirst impressions of the place... Gorgeous dining area and atmosphere. Yet I was quite surprised that there was no line at all during rush dining hours in a brand new resort on the weekend. Didn't add up until later. Even with no line we still stood for a good 5+ minutes waiting for a table although we clearly saw that there were a lot of empty tables (about half the restaurant empty). So we waited awhile to sit even though there was no one in front of us and the restaurant had a ton of open tables... Atleast the food will be good, right? Right?!\n\nWith a comp at our disposal I figured I would splurge a little, allowing me to try out a lot of the restaurant's offerings. I was excited to see what their menu had in stored for us, but upon opening it up I was immediately disappointed by the lack of items there were on it. I've grown accustomed to other quality cafe's in Vegas which offered a HUGE variety of food on their menu *cough* Grand Lux Cafe *cough*. So seeing 5-6 entrees on the menu was a disappointment. \n\nWe ordered the Calamari, Crab Cakes, Chicken Lollipops, Pork Bun (Siopao), and Caesar Salad w/ Flat Iron Steak for appetizers. While waiting for our appetizers we were given a beautiful basket of bread. The design of the bread was nice to look at and it almost made me not want to tear it into pieces. The bread tasted like bread. Just wish it could've been warmer... or warm at all. We soon got our appetizers. The Calamari and the Crab Cakes were delicious. The salad needed a lot more dressing and the steak on top was dry and tough. Chicken Lollipops were alright. Didn't try the Pork Buns cause I had dimsum a few days ago.\n\nFor main course we had the Shrimp Penne, Fish & Chips, BLT Sandwich, the Steak, and Chicken something. Can't say anything too positive or negative about this portion of the meal. It was just alright, nothing out of the ordinary. Which sucks because of the price you're paying for mediocre food. Even the presentation of the meal wasn't impressive.\n\nFor dessert we ordered the Cheesecake, sugar-free Coconut Cake, Creme Brulee (oh wait, they were out of creme brulee!), and a Strawberry thing. They all had fancy names, sorry I can't remember. Everything was nicely presented and tasted good. Probably the best course of the meal.\n\nFrom my experience I have to disagree with other reviews bad mouthing their service. We were greeted with kind waitresses (3 of them as a matter of fact) every so often asking if we needed anything. I guess it had a lot to do with the lack of other customers in the restaurant at the time we went. \n\nMy review might seem negative but it wasn't a terrible experience. My expectations of everything in City Center were very high and I'm just sad to say were slightly let down from the meal I had in Cafe Vettro. Service was good, the place looked amazing, but the food was just ok. Which for the price we paid should be a lot more impressive.


The first part of my little Montreal jaunt was for work, and this is our company's negotiated hotel.  So though I would have preferred something more exciting, the Quality it was.  \n\nAt first glance, I was dubious.  The hotel decor is extremely dated and shabby and the hotel itself is in a not so great area.  I got up to my room and did my standard inspection/strip down of the beds (I've become a total paranoid freak about bedbugs.  Don't judge.) and I have to give the hotel credit, everything is immaculate.  The rooms are scrupulously clean.  Overall, the hotel is totally serviceable and totally unexceptional.  I will say the staff was very nice and provided us with some pretty good restaurant recommendations within walking distance.  \n\nI would caution you to avoid the hotel restaurant, \"Graffiti's\" at all costs.  We had breakfast there every morning (I was advocating for Tim Horton's, but lost out to my coworker who had the car.  Hmph.) which was standard issue, overpriced hotel stuff.  Car-having coworker also subjected me to dinner there one night and it was horrendous.  I had a feeling, based on breakfast, that dinner would be less than great so I ordered a pizza, figuring that'd be hard to screw up.  No dice, it was so awful I couldn't finish it.  AND I think it was something like $14.  Thank goodness that meal's going on the expense report...


We came here because we had a Restaurant.com certificate to use. It was ok, but nothing special. The taco shells were fresh and made onsite and the chicken was delicious. The rice, however, was mushy. And they used preshredded cheddar cheese. Not very authentic but a nice cheap meal.


Room: Everything was clean and we enjoyed using the flat screen t.v. while getting ready but there was a white/creamy-ish stain on the runner of one of the beds...I really don't want a reminder that I'm sleeping in a bed that several others have slept in (or did more than just sleep in).  But all in all, very comfortable room - MUCH better than Harrah's or Imperial Palace (but those hotels aren't on the same scale as Paris in terms of cost either).  \n\nRestaurants:  The food here is really not very good.  We ate at Le Cafe and tried to eat at Le Village Buffet but the line was too ridiculously long so we settled for a crepe stand instead.  Everything was just very mediocre.  Nothing was amazing, it just did the job of satisfying my hunger.  \n\nCasino:  The casino area is very small and I lost money there so I will associate negative feelings with that area.  But to be fair I only bet and lost $20 (big spender...) and I did have fun the entire 20 minutes I was playing roulette.  \n\nI would stay here again...but if I could afford Encore I would not give this place a second look.  Au Revoir Paris.


At first glance, walking inside of The Yard is enchanting. The outdoor game area is unique and we had a lot of fun playing games together this afternoon. \n\nHowever, I was not at all impressed with how management handles their restaurant. Our server was amazing, but everybody else we dealt with today was rude/aloof (possibly racist?:-( ). If I'm paying premium prices for fish and chips, I expect friendly service from ALL staff and management. Instead of accommodating a large birthday party (of which they were aware would be present well in advance), we were placed in awkward seating arrangements and scolded by management for moving tables to allow more people to sit together. No suggestions or accommodations were offered, we had to advocate for different seating that would be more suitable for our needs in an *empty* restaurant. If the restaurant had been even remotely busy, I could understand why this might be an issue, but the place was practically deserted. What makes me use the \"R\" word is the fact that another party who had booked in advance had what seemed like very different treatment. Overall the feeling I have about The Yard can be summed up in one word: icky. I get a pit in my stomach thinking about my experience there.  \n\nI expected much, much more from a Fox concept, having been to many of their other restaurants including the sadly defunct Bloom in the Phoenix area. The Yard is not a place I would go back to of my own volition. Dial down the self-importance, align the overall quality of your service to the prices on your menu, and treat all your customers equally. I won't be back unless refusing makes for a socially awkward situation...and then I'm ordering the cheapest thing on the menu and drinking water.


Service still pretty inattentive the second time around, but I sat where I could look into the kitchen and watch them make my pizza. The ingredients look fresh, including the chunks of mozzarella (as opposed to shredded). Not really my favorite style of pizza, as I like a little more cheese and sauce, but not bad. It's the only restaurant for gates C1-C9, so hey what are you gonna do?


It pains me to write this review, because I went to their location on Mont-Royal right when it opened and the experience was great. This location is a different story. I went with three friends a few nights ago and sat on the terrace. Because St Catherine is closed to vehicles at this time of year down there, it was a really great experience to sit out there. The food was ok -- but the service was dreadful. We all got the table d'h\u00f4te which is $24 for salad, pizza, non-alcoholic drink, and dessert. A good deal! Long story short, the salads never came and ended up being served with the pizza (not a huge deal), then we never saw the server again. Half our table was cleared at a certain point, but about 30 minutes after that we decided just to go inside to pay. At the register, we reminded her that we had dessert with our meals and she laughed, saying she had totally forgotten. As we paid, she piped chocolate icing into to-go plastic cups and handed them to us. Strange! I actually think their pizza is pretty good -- so I recommend it -- but strongly suggest going to a different location.


Taking a chill out on Chili's. My friend and I frequent this location usually once a month, occasionally more, & always sit in the bar area. Our favorite is the Presidente Margarita. YUM!!! This has become the staple of our visit and often times, the reason we choose Chili's. We were very excited to hear the margaritas were being featured on a dinner for two deal - perfect! Except that choices, well, kinda suck. The steak wasnt good, and since we dont get the combo. Upon our most recent visit, we both noticed that we were definitely shorted on our margaritas. Asked the server/bartender Jake, whom we've had before several times, if the recipe has changed and he swore it hadn't and said that it must have been that every single time before it was made incorrectly. He told us how he makes it and we reminded him that he's made our drinks for us on multiple occasions. The thing about Jake is that he is so super cheesy, he wouldn't admit it anyways. He should work with kids and families, not bar folk. We both felt insulted and disappointed that the margs we have to come to love so much can no longer fill our glasses two times. Not sure we'll be coming back. Def gonna take some time out to chill.


Fucking BENTO BOX!!!!  Oh man,  getting diabetes has never been so delicious.  These boxes are massive to the point where you can barely close the thing.  It's as if the food is fighting imprisonment so it can raid your taste buds for all they're worth.  These babies have dumplings, rice, fried pork, teriyaki chicken, and a small salad so you don't feel so bad about it afterwards.   Which you won't. \nNow if you don't want to look like a total slob you can get the Teryiaki Chicken bowl.  (Spicy is my thing but hey, you can puss out if you want)\nOne massive bowl of rice and meat later and nothing seems so bad anymore.  Not even the dead hooker in your trunk can steal anything from this afterglow.


This place sux a**!  This is based solely on the service, didn't stay long enough to try any food or beverages.  The staff is straight up rude which was the only low light to my recent stay in Vegas.  If you stay at the Monte Carlo, there are plenty of other bars and restaurants, so skip this one unless you feel like being annoyed.  The staff was not willing to accommodate simple requests and seemed more focused on harrassing us than providing good service or any service at all!


Mouth watering dishes! All of them! Yeah, I'm the type to pick off everyone's plates. Don't judge me! and I'm Such a sucker for outdoor patios!! Vegas weather does get a bit crazy, but you have a choice\nOf sitting in the indoor patio! What? Yes!! Get the steak and the sandwiches. all of them. Take it Togo if you can't finish it cause it taste equally amazing hours later in traffic or on the plane!


It was ok ....I expected much more from reviews, way to much rice and just didn't do it for me...Or if was ORGANIC would have made a whole lot more of a difference....Sorry not a winner 4 me...=/// And My husband would not eat here and had to watch him eat at Ling & Louies....That sucked...=///////// Not feelin this at alll........??!!?


I came back here because the waffles were amazing! This was my second time here I'm super disappointed with this visit the waitress split a drink all over my grandpa's back. My brother and his girlfriend ordered the Tuscan chicken sandwich, ate half of it and realized the chicken wasn't even all the way cooked in the center. I ordered eggs Benedict, my plate came out ten to fifteen minutes after everyone else's.


The store recently got upgraded which is nice.  They have good selection, nothing to exotic but more then their local competitor.  At first I was against self checkout but now I like it.  Regular lines are usually slow, I don't like to chit chat and no one sees what I'm buying and I can be in and out in no time.  They also have a chase bank in their which I've used on a few instances.  All in all not bad.  I wish they would carry more organic stuff.


We have tried most of the restaurants reviewed here but keep returning to Maria Bonita - and it's because of the fajitas.  Still have not found any Mexican place that has the seasoning and spices that Maria Bonita has.  Also, the salsa that comes with the chips changes each time we go as it is made on site, and almost all of the time it is fantastic.  Lunch prices are very good compared to the $8 an $9 dishes most South Charlotte places charge.


I was there this weekend, both Saturday and Sunday for a Youth Tournament for my son. Our \"home bowling alley\" is the Brunswick Zone on Southern and Dobson. This was my first time to this particular alley. This was the worst bowling alley I have ever been to in my entire 31 years of living. \n\nThe location is hidden back behind some office buildings. The building is plain, late 60's decor. The interior, from what I was told, had not been updated in over a decade at least. The newest renovation was a strip of fluorescent carpeting and some fluorescent paint on the walls. (for neon bowling I presume) \n\nThere is no real seating for the bowlers. There are tables and chairs randomly placed through out the building. Each table only gets 4 chairs, so if someone else steals a chair or you have more than 4 bowlers, someone is going to have to stand.  On a rack, in the corner, in the back, there are about 20 alley owned balls, so good luck getting one in the right weight. The bathrooms are tiny and dilapidated.  Whole chunks missing out of several spots in the tile. The handicapped stall has a baby changing station that does not fold up. It stays wide open, so you can't even get in there. The flusher in that stall also gushes when you flush, so you might want to flush with your foot. \n\nThere are only about 20 lanes, and they are occupied by what seems like permanent residents, over the age of 80. They didn't even want to leave for the alley-sponsored tournament. \n\nThe food was just thrown together. Nachos were a plate full of chips, and a tiny cup of cheese sauce. 2 small sodas ran me over $6. The overpriced snack bar didn't even accept credit/atm cards because their phone line was down. \n\nThe lanes were so slick and greasy, they practically had puddles of oil in them. Lane 4 occasionally goes completely dark while people are bowling. \n\nThey do NOT have a pro shop. Their arcade games were few, and broken. I don't think they serve alcohol.I did not see a bar.\n\nI would never, ever come to this bowling alley again by choice. Even the AMF on Main that closed last year was better than this one. They should have closed this one instead. If you're looking for a place to bowl, I would suggest you go anywhere but here.


As one other reviewer also stated, I got food poisoning from this establishment. How can I tell? Well I had lunch there yesterday at 2:30 and then just watched it come all back up a half hour ago. I ate 17.5 hours ago. Food shouldn't sit in your stomach for more than 8 hours. Didn't even eat anything in between because I felt progressively worse after lunch. Like everyone else is saying...go to the one on Shea, never had a problem with that place ever and I've lost count if how many times I've been there.


I'm a fan of Cheesecake Factory but I don't think this place is that good... If you are a fan of Cheesecake Factory, go there instead.


I have seen some magic shows in Vegas, and Mac King has beat out the others on so many levels.  You don't even need a drink to start laughing!  Yes, his act is that funny! \n\nHis tricks don't involve a lot of smoke and mirrors or showgirls and that's what makes it more impressive.  He can pull off a comedy act which could have stood on its own, but he incorporates wonderful, new tricks involving a \"cloak of invisibility,\" a goldfish, and a man in a bear suit.  Wow! \n\nDid I mention that prices are VERY resasonable?  A tip:  Go to some ushers standing in Harrah's and ask them for the \"two for one\" coupon to see Mac King.  They will claim that they don't have them, but slip them a 10 (that's Vegas for you) and see if their answer changes.


On the past experience of my friend with this Chinese restaurant, we went and tried Bamboo House. My friend did all the ordering... maybe we'll change that procedure on our next restaurant visit. Bamboo House claims to be a Chinese restaurant, but also lists Thai and Vietnamese creations.\n\nWhat we ordered...\n\nStarters: Seafood Soup - This was a very thick soup filled to the brim with seafood ingredients: Shrimp, Scallops, Abalone, Fish, vegetables, and some ingredients I could not recognize! Mistake #1: The soup itself had a tap water aftertaste! My friend disagreed... but I know I tasted tap water!\n\nDrinks: Mai Tai - Yummy, yummy... sweet and very alcoholic. The bartender really knows how to mix his drinks. And you get a little umbrella \"thing\" with your drink!\n\nMain Dishes: \n\nHouse Special Chicken - This dish was essentially Chinese Fried Chicken in a batter immersed in their \"special\" sauce. The batter was slightly crispy when bitten into, and was especially tasty and had interesting textures when consumed.\n\nKung Pao Chicken II - Off menu Kung Pao Chicken without the Cashews. Skinned Chicken with Shrimp, Mushrooms, Peas, Water Chestnuts, and Celery covered by their \"special\" sauce.\n\nBoth dishes were supposed to be spicy \"hot\".... NOT!\n\nMistake #2: Never duplicate any meat dishes... we discovered both dishes were immersed in their \"special\" sauce which made differentiation of the dishes difficult, at best! Did I just have the House Special or the Kung Pao? Let me take a close look! Not very creative cooking!\n\nDemographics of restaurant: All Caucasian clientele. Less than 30% of capacity.\nLocated in a small strip mall setting.\nService was friendly and attentive.\n\nProbably will not be coming back here for the food... But maybe for the Polynesian style drinks... They're pretty refreshing and Good!\n\nNext visit to any restaurant... I'm ordering for both of us!\n\nMy Friend's rating: 3\nMy rating:               2.25 (Saved by MaiTai)


This place was recommended by a friend, I must say, I was highly disappointed. I came with my family and we all had the same opinion of the food, which was \"not very good\". Their fried rice was just white rice cooked with soy sauce. Their crispy chicken was not crispy, but soggy. Sesame chicken was soggy as well and both reeked of vinegar, not appetizing. Although just a few dishes tried, I don't think we'll be coming back.


Worst B Dub's ever........\n\nSo it began when the guy at the host counter sat us all the way in the back of the restaraunt.  Not a big deal usually, but this trip to B dub was to get my buddy out of the house.  He had a broken pelvis and could barely walk.  He had to hobble past several empty tables while he was put on display for all of the partons and staff to see.  There was an empty table right next to the door.  Why couldn't we be seated there.  Piss poor customer service.\n\nIt gets worse.  After what seemed to be an eternity. our order showed up.  No plates, utencils, just a bowl full of wings.  When we asked for plates and utincels, the waitress scouled and shook her head in discust.  Wow, excellent example of how to treat your guests.\n\nBy this time, we had enough.  We asked to see the manager, who came over and blew off the fact they made a crippled man walk across the restaraunt (took 5 minutes) to be seated, and then he made excuses as to why his staff was angry.  Then he offered to reduce the bill, but when the bill came we were charged full price.  \n\nAs we left, none of the staff offered to help my buddy with the door.  As I pulled the car up for him, I noticed him fighting with the door and his walker, while the staff stood at the host desk and watched.  What a bunch of d-bags.\n\nI called in to the restaraunt after we left and asked to speak to the general manager.  He was out, but was assured he would return the call.  7 days later still no word.  Dear Mr. GM, here's your Yelp review.  Choke on it.  Not that you give a turkey anyway.\n\nI'd rather lick the floor of a KFC than visit this B Dub ever again.


Service was extremely slow and not very useful...never once asked if we wanted something to drink, just brought water out. Took a hour for a 9\" pizza that didn't even have all the correct toppings on it. Food was \"meh\".


The hotel lobby is beautiful early 20th century architecture.  Even The Starbucks, tucked inside the lobby, is handsome. \nThe room was attractive, but I think housekeeping (& maintainence) need some attention. There was a large chunk of bread beneath the hassock, the hair dryer was cracked and one of the Roman shades would not go down. (I left a note on the shade, but I'll bet that the next guest will up with the sun - ready or not.)  Oh, and if you do plan to sleep in, make sure to put the privacy sign on the door or between 7:30 and 8 AM you'll get a \"housekeeping\" knock. (Never had a hotel making the rounds that early!)\nBut the most annoying occurance was on our last morning, while the Mrs. showered I ran down to Starbucks to get us some coffee, upon returning my electronic key wouldn't work.  I asked one of the housekeepers to open the door, but according to her list, this was not my room.  She had to call security.  10 minutes later, security arrives but has to see ID. After proving 'I was I - and this was indeed my room, without apology he was off.  Perhaps it's mega-chain malaise, but there definetly seems to be a brush up needed on client etiquette. \nDespite its challenges, the building is beautiful, the location is great and the $20 breakfast buffet was very good.  \n(Oh, but the $10/ day for WiFi is so tacky for this hotels prices.)


Delicious! Small hole in the wall, slow service but owned and operated by the cutest little couple! Your in for a treat here!


A las Vegas gem!  This place has been here a long time, and has a lot of history to it. The reason it has withstand the test of time, in ever changing las Vegas can be summed up in this statement \"Its Just awesome.\" The cheapest drinks anywhere $2 beers, $3-4 mixed drinks. And Get the hot dogs, you have not truly experienced this place until you have had one. The service here is great...smiling, friendly, and fast bar tenders. This is a locals bar, but they treat everyone here like a local. I always meet cool people here. This is a dive bar in its most purest form.


Great place for fast lunch!!! The buffet is always stocked here! Keep it up! Easy to get in and out of.


So I just moved to Glendale AZ from Los Angeles and was craving sushi. I did what I always do & looked on Yelp for nearby sushi places, because Yelp has always been the best tool for finding anything great. I was so delighted to see Yen Sushi was less than a block from my house and looked like the highest rated place nearby. I decided to check it out by myself for lunch. I am not a big fan of spicy food, so I was hoping there would be some great non-spicy sushi as well (because a lot of people on Yelp only spoke of the spicy rolls.) \n\nThe first thing I realized was that there was a lot of choices just for sushi & I liked how they were categorized baked, tempura, fresh, etc. I saw so many rolls that looked yummy, but they were expensive. I didn't like the prices so much, but for good sushi, you can't expect it to be super cheap...I'll have to try out the happy hour next time. I decided on the Hawaiian Roll, Shrimp Tempura Roll, and their California Roll.\nMy favorite was the Shrimp Tempura Roll..it was HUGE! So yummy & it came with tempura vegetables. The Hawaiian Roll is good; it is garlicky! I got the CA Roll because I figured if that was not good then I was S.O.L.  I now know that 3 rolls are waaaay to much for me. I am used to 6 pieces that are small. These are pretty big with 7 or 8 pieces! It cost me $27.00 for lunch which was more than I would usually pay, but now I know I can get away with 2 rolls to fill me up. I would definetly recommend this place anytime. I am excited to try the happy hour, but I will be bummed about the special rolls not being on sale, because those are my favs.


This place has great food and great service. So good we came here multiple times on vacation. Will definitely make it one of my first stops next time I come back.


I came here with a group of 11 guys while in Vegas. We were happy with our choice and thought it was worth the price tag. The service and atmosphere were great, although we all thought the cartoony cow pictures on the wall were a little unsettling.\n\nWe were able to try a lot of things being in such a big group, which definitely added to the experience. The rolls we were initially served look incredible and tasted almost as good as they looked. \n\nAs for sides, the Shiitake mushrooms and whipped potatoes were both mediocre and the fingerlings were bland. The potato gratin was delicious and creamy, and the broccoli was superb with unique seasoning. \n\nAll of the steaks I tried were superb. I had the Wagyu skirt steak (a suggestion from the server), which was incredibly tender, moist, and flavorful. I wouldn't put these in the top steaks I've ever tried, but they were close to reaching that bracket.\n\nFor dessert, a couple of us shared the monkeybread, which was like a cinnamon bread pudding served with ice cream. It was spectacular--probably the biggest wow of the night. Save room for this dessert!


I won't bore you with details of why it's a one star - other than - our car was broken into and the security staff blamed us - FOR PARKING THERE!\n\nMy time is more valuable than to trash them in this forum.  It's a -5 stars from us.  \n\nVisit at your own risk.\n\nPS - Management is aware of the security staff screw up.  They apologized but in no way offered to cover any damages.  An apology does not make up for \"being raped after being raped\" - a direct quote from the hotel VP.


Definitely not as good as Ka or O, but not a bad show to watch in Las Vegas.\n\nDon't get me wrong, the acrobatics were very impressive. However, the show as a whole was kind of slow... (My mom fell asleep a bunch of times). Also, the little acts between the shows were long, and useless (in my opinion).\n\nAnyways, if you are watching a Cirque du Soleil show for the first time, you will be impressed by Mystere. However, if you have seen other shows, I would skip this show and watch something else instead.


very blah food.. The gumbo was decent. the truffle mac and cheese was ok, but lacked salt. I ordered the salmon and specifically told the waiter that I wanted it close to rare, but the salmon that was brought out was well done. I can understand if you cannot cook the salmon rare.. but if u are telling me that you can, you better bring it out rare. my friend had the porchatta - said that it was ok, but felt like spam. overall, very blah food.


I love all asian food, but my true love is ramen.  I will eat it in the middle of a las vegas summer, i will eat it in the morning, I will eat it in a house, I will eat it with a mouse, I will eat it here or there....... you get the idea. \n\nFukumimi is an oasis in our (up until recently) ramen desert. It is traditional while still offering enough options to keep those that need variety happy. The staff is friendly and attentive and always willing to make recommendations. Located outside of  asian food alley (spring mtn)  it is not as convenient for those traveling from the edges of town, but i promise you it is worth the trip. \n\nThe tonkotsu ramen is my goto dish.  The pork is the perfectly cooked  with just enough fat to enhance the flavor without ruining the consistency. The noodles are cooked to perfection. The flavors in the broth are pleasing with out being overpowering.\n\nThe portions are fine for a normal lunch or dinner. When i am super hungry I will usually ask for an additional order of noodles as soon as my ramen arrives. The second helping will arrive about half way thru the first.  Pro tip:  Try to save your broth for the second helping.  \n\nIf you are tape worm hungry get an order of kimichi.\n\nRemeber to slurp your noodles.


Stopped at this Macy's to kill a lil time. Took back a Guess watch that was purchased recently and appeared to be a lemon. After some strong negotiations and resistance from a sales associate manager Frankie was called to the scene. Frankie heard us out, inspected the watch then took the issue to her general manager. Finally it was approved to do a even exchange for a new Guess watch...so I was refitted and on my way (:


Some of the best food I've had in Pittsburgh. I love the dim sum, both for the experience and the taste. Pork belly bites, brussel  sprout kimchi, meatballs, and steak tartare all great. The short rib cheddar biscuit is amazing. I may order two next time. Scallops were fantastic as well.


It's a sports bar, what more can you say about it besides the obvious.  Decent food, decent beer selection, good atmosphere, good staff, dog-friendly, and plenty of peanuts!\n\nThis is a good place to watch games, especially if you get seated on the outside patio.  Bring your dog along and enjoy the game together.  If course, once summer rolls around its going to be pretty unbearable to sit outside, which is probably the best part about this place.


Overall I had a wonderful experience when visiting the salon for the first time. I came into the salon and was greeted by the attendant to wait for my stylist. I had my haircut scheduled with Vanessa and she was punctual on time. I was looking for a trim on my layers and a polished look - and it was done! After that I had asked Vanessa if she had room for a walk-in service right after me, as my mother was looking to get her hair cut (she had gotten it colored at another salon the same day, and it was her day off, so she doesn't have a lot of time on her hands). Luckily Vanessa was able to accommodate her the same day and we both came out with gorgeous, fresh hair cuts done! We will both be back again, thank you Canyon Falls and Vanessa for being so accommodating!


I don't know much about Thai food, but I have to say what they serve at the Smiling Banana Leaf is absolutely delicious. I've had the sweet & sour entree with tofu and the pineapple curry also with tofu. Soooo good. The second time I visited my tofu could have been just a tad bit crispier, but the meal over all was pretty delicious. \n\nIt is small and the outside and inside decor does leave quite a bit to be desired. As some others have warned, watch out for the spiciness! My boyfriend ordered his meal at a 7 (out of 10) and his eyes were watering! His entire face turned red and he finished off two glasses of water by the time he was halfway through his meal lol! He did very much enjoy it, though.\n\nI have only eaten at one other thai restaurant in Pittsburgh, but this one blows the other out of the water. It is also BYOB, which I have not partaken in, but keep that in mind!


I have to agree with the 2 guys that gave this place 1 star. The people are pretty cool that I've met while staying here but that is the only good thing I can say about this place. We stayed here because it is close to our house that is being remodeled. The management is horrible they will never take ANY responsibility if something happens! We moved in and we had to sleep on a beat up mattress and a box spring that had wheels screwed into it. After 2 nights we started getting bit, it turns out the box spring had bed bugs in it. When we complained the awesome management and they accused us of bringing them in.  These cheap people would not get rid of the box spring so we threw it out. Went and bought a bed and used that for the rest of our stay. We bought the wifi that the complex offers but the signal is so bad we ended up getting a refund. I have lived in rough places but this was by far worse than living in the projects. Please think twice about renting from this place save yourself some headaches and look elsewhere.


The Bagel Cafe is really under rated. Reminds me of a New York deli, everything is extremely fresh the pastries are AMAZING. \n\nPrice wise could be a little cheaper but if you want a good place to chill and watch Sports all day with some great munchies this is the spot!\n\nWish this place was outside the casino it would do really well on it's own


Another great experience at Osaka's!!! We decided to have our NYE dinner at the Sahara location. The food rocked, flavors were well balanced and there was plenty of  left overs to bring home. I have never had a bad experience at this location or the Henderson location. The food always looks and taste fresh and amazing. The prices are always reasonable and you get the quality of high end food... I will make Osaka's a 2013 restaurant  for sure... \n\nFYI, GET THE TEMPURA ICE CREAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


This is below average carolina barbeque. I made a special trip for a quick lunch and was very disappointed. The pork lacked flavor, the slaw was yellow from mustard, and the fries were food supply sourced. I had hoped for much better.


I'm so sad that they closed this place down and turned it into a Mexican cantina. They had the best tapas and sangria happy hour in Las Vegas!


Worse Home Depot lazy waited 30 minutes to get help in electrical department. The CUSTOMER SERVICE person told me\" I paged the person what else can he do! \"\n\nGo to Val Vista store


Do not order the all you can eat cod fish fry . Its horrible it was cold and mushy so I sent back and it came back the same terrible! My wife ordered  ordered the Jaeger Schnitzel it was was cold when it came they also brought it back I suspect they just microwaved it . The server was apologetic and didn't charge for the cod. Very disappointing!!