Overall I'd say our stay at the Treasure Island was acceptable for the deeply discounted price.  The hotel is aging, and it's starting to show.  The bars, restaurants, casino were pretty dead when we went.  I remember going to play craps at around 12am and there were only around 3 other people playing craps in the whole casino.  I like gambling close to the room while the gf sleeps, so I was disappointed.\n\nOur room was very nice, and we were upgraded to a top floor corner room for no additional cost.  We also got a good deal which included a 50$ comp with our room.  We used our comp for one meal at their version of Canters (which was awesome) and the rest at their pho place [which was basically like normal pho at twice the cost, but good since you can play keno and eat pho at the same time ;) ]\n\nWe are late sleepers, and we had some issues with housekeeping coming to our room around 10am, skipping us, and then not coming back.  It sucks leaving around 3pm and getting back after a long night to a non-made up bed.  Housekeeping is really one of the best parts about staying at a hotel, so that really irked me.\n\nIt's close to other hotels, beds were nice, front desk was helpful.  Might stay again if the price is right, but I'll likely opt for a hotel where I can go downstairs and find more people.


I thought it was a joke when I called inquiring about patio dining sets, and the guy who answered my call told me he didn't have a \"definitive answer on whether they did or did not\".....what the heck??!!!??


Finding Ultimate Auto is liking finding some cool, signless club in Scottsdale. But once you do, you're in baby. You're in! It's located behind several car dealerships in a tiny two store strip mall type building. Unlike a club, however, they do not card you or serve drinks. But they do take credit cards and always have a pot of coffee warmed up. Greg and John have been running this business for years and have quite the cult following. And because I don't speak \"car\", they always speak to me in a way I can understand. \"Your car is broken.\" \"We will fix it.\" You know, like that. I never felt cheated or scammed and they always, always let you know what's necessary and what can wait. Like the brakes are running metal on metal and the visor mirror is broken. Naturally, I had the mirror replaced first. So, ultimately, I don't want to be at Ultimate. But if I must, a cup of java and hanging with Greg and John, in this tony Scottsdale hood, just ain't so bad.


I usually don't enjoy giving places 1 star, but this has been the worst cupcake experience yet.\n\nMy sister and I went to try these cupcakes. She had a red velvet cupcake, and I had a carrot cake cupcake. Both were topped with a 'cream cheese' frosting. We both experienced a very alarming chemical aftertaste from the frosting. The cupcakes were kept cold, which left the texture and flavor of the cake rather dry.\n\nWe also picked up a few cupcakes for our parents, a banana cupcake with a 'peanut butter' frosting, and a coffee cupcake with a 'coffee frosting.' \n\nThe frosting screams vegetable shortening, both in texture, taste and mouthfeel. \n\nI would not recommend this place for cupcakes, there are better bakeries in town.


Fantastic! Clean facility and always busy (a good sign- but make a reservation!) The polishes aren't old and crusty and they always have new colors.


The tacos are terrible. The shells are stale and the lack of filling that is put into the tacos makes them more of just a stale shell taco.  Customer service is a nightmare!


Holy hell, don't eat at this BK.  It's dirty, crackheads swarm it, there are roaches.  Multiple people I know have gotten very sick from eating at this BK.  If you're craving Burger King, go else where.


The worst customer service, and the longest delivery time I've ever experienced! After 2 hours the food showed up cold, the fingers were burnt, and the pizza crust was burnt as well. I posted pic's so please view them. Never again to return!


My wife saw \"Under cover boss\" on TV, and decided to try Popeyes on 6111 W. Sahara Ave (ST # 5637) on 3/03/2012..\nShe was very excited and when she mentioned the TV program, she was met by a very Unfriendly, Rude, Ignorant and Strange attitude...it totally spoiled the whole experience and her appetite....never again.Tel ID LK940606\n8 pce chick $14.39 mash $1.89 Tot $17.60 what a waist of time and money.


We stopped in here for an impromptu breakfast one morning stroll along Broughton Street. They were very busy but managed to find us a table downstairs and advised that there would be a wait for our food, although it didn't take long at all. We've been before and the eggs benedict were up there with the best I've had in Edinburgh but after over indulging over the Christmas holidays we decided to share the Arbroath smokie with a poached egg, spinach & Hollandaise with a side of toast. I could have eaten the whole thing myself it was so good, the hollandaise was perfect with the fresh wilted spinach and the subtle smokiness of the fish. I don't usually bother with toast but the thick slices with butter were just what the dish needed, although at \u00a38.90 they could have included some toast in that price? I like the modern Scandinavian feel to the d\u00e9cor and all the cakes laid out at the till were hard to walk past as we were leaving! I will definitely be back soon.


This place was terrible!!!! DO NOT waste your money!!!! Frozen food, salsa from the jar and chips from the bag! Awful!!!!


Murray Ave is great, the staff is always friendly and willing to help, the food is good and you can't go wrong with their beer selections. \n\nThey have a good selection of food so anyone can find something they want and enjoy it. This is a true neighborhood place, if you go a couple of times you are going to find the same people dining there again and again, always a good sign.


Decent locals sportsbar with a good bar menu and choice of beer, the food didn't disappoint and the prices were really surprisingly great.  They have daily specials, and I ate here on my way back to LA.  I took advantage of their burger special, which was $10 for a US Kobe burger (from Montana, at least they're honest).  Other burgers were all $7 which was half price, I think it was a happy hour special.  I also ordered their tortilla soup which as decent.  The burger was ok.  I ordered it Medium, but it seemed a little dry an certainly no different than non-\"Kobe burgers\" in texture or taste.  The one thing that did stick out though was that it was served on Hawaiian King buns, which gave it a little sweetness and I really liked.  Service was very friendly, my waiter came and checked on me every 15 min or so and he seemed like he was really eager for me to enjoy the food.  If I lived closer, I'd probably be a regular.


This place was such a disappointment on so many levels.  \n\nI thought we had gotten a good deal because of the price and being on the strip but I should have paid a little more and gone elsewhere.   \n\nOur very first night we have dinner reservations at a restaurant Inside of the hotel and the blow dryer goes out numerous times on my girlfriend.  I call two times within a 45 minute period for a replacement and they do not show by the time we leave for dinner.  Very very disappointing to say the least.\n\nThe other issue was how poorly the air circulation was on the main floor.   Regardless what entrance you go through the smell of cigarettes, shame and tears hits you and it's not a faint odor it's strong.  We visited other casinos and you could tell that the huge difference. \n\nWe will never go back.   If your trying to save money do yourself a favor and spend a couple of extra bucks somewhere else.  Especially if your traveling with your girlfriend.


My boyfriend loves the craft beers they carry here, that's what constantly brings him back here. I'm not much of a beer drinker but they make great margaritas.\nHad a great server my most recent time here. His name was Andrew and he was super adorable, nice, and helpful! Whenever I go back I will absolutely ask for him.\nIt definitely is an awesome place for a casual hangout with a small group of friends to have a few drinks and have some awesome snacks! Although I am on a diet... I'm still OBSESSED with their mac and cheese :)


This review applies only to the breakfast burritos, I have not tried any of the other dishes.  I am a breakfast enthusiast, breakfast burritos being my greatest weakness.  The breakfast burritos are large, filled with the right proportion of potato, meat, and eggs.  Service is always friendly and fast, I can be in and out within 5 minutes with a hot fresh burrito and on time for work. Love the fresh green sauce as well.


AWESOME and AWESOME!!!\n\nSecond time zip-lining and it was GREAT! You're zip-lining in the middle of everyone - live music, people walking and dancing.  A must do in Las Vegas.\n\n$15 EXTREMELY cheap!  Check in was fast and easy - sign your life away and that's pretty much it. \n\nElevator ride upstairs and wait your turn.  It's a short ride but hey YOU'RE in the MIDDLE of Freemont Street.  Enjoy the ride and go for it! \n\nThe staff was very friendly.\n\nThey take several pictures of you while on the zip-line.  I purchased it because a picture is GREAT memory.


Three stars because their cupcakes are delicious but spending $3.75 for one regular sized cupcake is ridiculous!\n\nI had bought one of each to try them over a few days. My favorite was the lemon meringue. My least favorite was the cinnamon sugar. The lemon meringue was worth the $3.75. It took a lot of effort and creativity to come up with that one. The cinnamon sugar was basically a muffin. Don't be fooled when you look at this one it does not have frosting!!! A cupcake has frosting! This highly disappointing muffin is nothing special at all! \n\nI'll be back but not often!


This place is OK, not too flashy, but OK. Our family of 12 called an hour before for reservations on a busy thursday and managed to get great seating without a wait. The waitress was phenomenal, totally on top of her game and didn't batt an eyelash when she kept being sent too and froo by various sections of the table (we tipped her really well). However, the food was slightly above mediocre. My potatoes were overly cooked, and the sausage tasted wrong. My omlette was also tasting strange and was rubbery. So service was wonderful, but the food was meh.


I never write reviews for fast food, but this place was clean and the staff was pleasant.  The food, well it was Taco Bell would you expect anything different, it was good


Buffet Dining.  See also: Furr's, Sizzler, Golden Corral\n\nAt about $20 a head for lunch, this place is reasonably priced by Vegas standards.  There is an old adage that says you get what you pay for.\n\nI was initially impressed by the staggering array of choices.  Nearly every cuisine invented by the various cultures around the world are represented here, all the way from the dry and arid climate of nearby Mexico to the venerable art of pastries from France.  I delighted to be able to mix my Indian curries with my pork tenderloin.\n\nYet somehow the very first bite teleported me back to the cafeteria at my college dorm.  Hangover and all.


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First off, this rating was an average taken from my two visits to SuWu. \n\nVisit #1:\nI'm a sucker for rustic, hipster d\u00e9cor, so when I saw those wooden paneled walls, green filled space and the pendant light bulbs dangling, I told myself I would get my lazy butt there even through the midst of midterms. \n\nI dropped by with a friend on a Saturday evening at around 6pm expecting it to be pretty packed. However, it was surprisingly pretty empty and we got a first dibs on the seats. The waiter was attentive and patient so there wasn't an issue with the service. \n\nWhat I really had a problem with was how they didn't have half the things on the menu. I remember seeing some pretty interesting dishes and getting all pumped up to try them only to find out that none of them are available. I mean, why have a menu when you don't even have half the things? And keep in mind this is pretty early on into the night so I thought it was a bit weird that they're running out of things in the kitchen already. It got to a point where we simply asked the waiter what they do have and I ended up ordering a Philly steak sandwich and some rosemary fries. \n\nI'm usually not a meat person, but I have to say that was a meat sandwich that I would definitely eat again! The meat was succulent and I don't know what kind of witchcraft was going on in that sauce but it was divine...and I have to say, that steak sandwich was the only reason why I did decide to go back.\n\nVisit #2\nThe second time here was for a date. It was a Thursday evening and this place was jam packed and loud! I lost my voice by the end of the night trying to scream across the tiny table. Probably not the best first date experiences. \n\nThis time around they changed everything on the menu! Personally, I think this time around, the menu didn't look as appetizing as the previous one. Most of the food items was fried or some sort. I ended up getting their poutine and my date got corn dogs. \n\nI thought my poutine was overpowered with the green onions. Definitely not the best I've had. Apparently the corn dogs were so dry and bland that he couldn't even finish them. For his first corn dog experience, I would say it did not end well. \n\nConclusion:\nThey make a hell of a great Philly steak sandwich that would forever have a special place in my heart until I eat a better one. I would go back to simply enjoy d\u00e9cor and romantic ambience. But food wise, due to their inconsistency, I'll probably pass.


I attended an informal business meeting here a while back and I was really impressed with the level of service.  Waitresses were around often but were not intrusive or pushy.  The manager was also making the rounds to make sure everyone was being taken care of.  If you can't relax, have fun and enjoy yourself in this place perhaps you need to look inward my friend.


Dear Stacy,\n\nYour response/rebuttal is evidence of your lack of professionalism. A few key points:\n- my friend & I were kind and courteous upon our visit. To your credit, you did deliver our order to the car. However, in an attempt to make small talk and share our excitement of finding your \"fine\" establishment, you were, at best, lackluster! \n- Being featured on a show does not mean that your food is awesome. As is evident by the vast numbers of \"celebrity chefs\" whose cuisine leaves MUCH to be desired. Nor does 20 years in the game offers any solace to my palate. It merely means (as is evident by your defensive tone) that you refuse constructive criticism and continue to in your wayward fashion of cookery & culinary discourse....regardless of customer feedback.\n- I make my own \"everything\"... Salad dressing, ketchup, sausage, hamburger blend, pasta, BBQ SAUCE!!!...EVERYTHING! Great customer service definitely is NOT implying that your client base eats poorly. You're talking to a self proclaimed \"food snob\"! I Eat Well, everyday...even if i must make it myself! Your sauce, simply put, was horrible. \n- Canned greens would offer you an excuse for them being as bad! So now, as I understand it, I was served over cooked, week old greens. Great. That definitely makes the experience better....or NOT!\n- Just left San Diego. There's a tiny little place there that serves the best BBQ I've had in years!!! The line was through the door. Every table was filled (8 tables - at best). And they've never been featured on any fancy show. Simple: they do what they do WELL! And the customer service is stellar! \n- The male ego is indeed great. But humility strengthens the character of a man. \n- Thanks for the invite, but nothing could ever make me subject myself to such torture. I'd rather lick the walls of an abandoned brothel. \n\nThanks, bye & be well!


So I was mad pumped about having a ramen house in the neighborhood ... and it was dope on the more over. Good size portions, yummy broth, great hot sake. A few downfalls: My dinner partners food (chicken something or other with noodles - not 100% sure) was way less than good - like way less than good. The server was obviously super new at the game and wicked nervous. He came to the table 9 million times - but I get that... 1st day on the job. I didn't like that the things that we ordered were one price on the menu and another price on the bill (every item we ordered).  I do look forward to returning to try something new very soon but I hope that it is a little more smooth the next time I stop in. As they are very new I am sure that the kinks are still being worked out. I say try it for sure.... It was a great rainy day choice.


My daughter went here and ordered the sampler platter and is highly allergic to shrimp she asked to subsitute it for something else and they said no.  They could put it on the side.  I called the manager and they said it is not cost effective for them to do this.  I called corporate and they said they do not do substitutions and they have no way to ensure there is no cross contamination with products people are allergic to.  This is a scary thought.  I work in a restaurant and there is away to do it.  Please if you have allergies or medical issues and you are not able to have certain items do NOT go to any Black Angus.  This is there company policy.


Hello, Phoenix history! This was the second location of the Cork N' Cleaver chain. Back when there was a Cork N' Cleaver chain. And not much has changed since.\n\nIn my mid 20's I lived around the corner and was in quite often. Never had a bad meal. Granted - I never had a GREAT meal - but it was never bad.\n\nI moved away - then I moved back. While I am certainly not a regular - some of the specials are just too hard to pass by. Monday is CenPho is cheap burger night. $4 for burger and fries at Feeney's and Maizies, $5 at Vig and Vig Uptown. My mom's husband is not a big fan of Maizie's decor, so we have been frequenting Vig Uptown. I talked them into Feeney's last week - and it was a great trip down memory lane.\nEach of us went for the $4 burger special, and we each elected to add on the salad bar for $2.50.\n\nNothing exceptional - it was a standard, good quality burger. Nothing flashy or showy - nothing you wouldn't have seen when they opened this location in 1965. And it still works. Well. \n\nSpecials other nights of the week include fish & chips, liver and onions, fried chicken, salisbury steak and half rack of ribs - all for $10 each, and all including the salad bar.  Tough to beat that!\n\nIn this town, it's not easy to keep an independently owned restaurant open. And keeping one open almost 50 years? Well, I think we can all count on one hand how many places have made that happen. \n\nThe food is solid, if not spectacular, the service is always decent, the prices are fair and the portions are good - glad to have Feeney's in my area - it makes me feel like I am part of this town's history - and lets me step back in time a bit.\n\nThe advantage of not having updated is when you get inside, it's easy to forget the outside world. You're in a little time warp with a full bar, well executed food and none of the worries of the real world of 2012.


The food tasted great, but my burger was more of a meatball than a patty. Eating it was a physical challenge which was a shame because it was so good when it finally engaged my taste buds. The service was so-so. I felt like the place was trying so hard to be hip that it was going to have an seizure. The details about it being very loud are not kidding. Do not go if you are looking for a quiet place to chat.


Just had Sunday brunch here with my young family. Great soda shop atmosphere. Excellent cheesy potatoes and broccoli casserole. Frankly, everything we tried was delicious. Kids got ice cream with their meals and I topped mine off with a perfectly tart key lime pie. Trinette was our waitress and her service was outstanding and exemplified southern charm.  This has been on my Ohio-headed-south hit list for a few years and I'm so glad we stopped. Very reasonably priced.  A little windy today or we would've sat on the patio and watched the trains go by.  Will come back.


Centennial Toyota has been our go to spot for car shopping for years. My family got a total of four cars from them (one lease) and while the salespeople are usually polite and not very pushy, the price you get might not be great and the service for the few visits i personally had were pretty horrendous.\n\nMy recent experience at Toyota was less than pleasant though. It was a big waste of time. I convinced my girlfriend and her sister to check out centennial toyota simply because my history with them and naturally i expected a rather fantastic quote from them. I did my research and called several dealership as well as printed the true price paper from U.S news cars website, I even had a friend who sent me their receipt from Henderson toyota for the exactly the same car. \n\nI started off by letting my gf test drive the car and then the scary negotiation begins. The salesperson was very polite but let me say my previous purchase and my loyalty played absolutely no part in the negotiation process. I was quoted $3000 more than the true car pricing gotten off of the cars website and about $3500 more than what our friend got at Henderson. What bothers me the most is that the salesperson kept asking for my bottom line. It's safe to say that he missed the point, he was playing the bargaining game with me and I just wanted a hassle-free experience. After we told him we will visit another dealership and my gf's mom has to co-sign with her on the car even if we buy it right now, he looked dismayed and became obviously less excited about us. He somewhat hastily ended the conversation and gave us a not so great price written on the back of his business card and we left very unsatisfied. He never mentioned anything about the $25 test drive gift card btw even though I showed him the coupon that they sent us. The whole thing took almost two hours.\n\nWe went straight to fletcher jones afterward, and guess what, we bought our car there the same day. Their initial offer and the only offer for the same car beats the Centennial quote by around $4000 and the recent graduate discount was $750 vs. $500 from centennial. Yes, the cars were exactly the same with door protector being the only difference. We had NO negotiation because we felt the price was great and all of us were surprised how easy it was. With signing and everything it took about 3 hours total. \n\nCentennial later sent me an email after I told them my disappointment. The manager simply told me that I should've just called them and that they will not be beaten by any body on price. That's completely missing the point. If they offered me a good price and played no bargaining game with me in the first place, I would probably spent a little more to save the trouble. It's safe to say my loyalty with this place is completely gone. \n\nWill I go back to Centennial Toyota? Probably, since buying a car is all about playing these games. I am not sure if buying at Fletcher Jones can as easy as this one. But will I ever convince somebody to go to Centennial simply because my so called \"Loyalty\", absolutely not. There is no loyalty, at least not with what happened to me.


Filiberto food with high restaurant prices. Tried it once before and thought maybe I got something bad. But I was wrong. This is just average mexican good posing as fine food. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good Mexican food. I would recommend restaurant Mexico on mill if you want great Mexican food that doesn't try to church up it's prices


Driving through an area of town, where we normally aren't, looking for food, without a preference, my wife and I both spotted a sign for PameZan Subs at the same time. Hooking a quick U-turn, we pulled into the parking lot and almost didn't go in. \n\nThe front doors were both propped open, an extension cord was through the entrance, to where staff members were hanging a sign/banner on the side of the building. Not sure if they were actually open, or almost ready for business, we walked in, and were prepared to have to leave.\n\nA nice lady walked in, and had someone who was still on the clock come up and take our orders. The cashier/order taker was a very nice lady, with an interesting accent. They turned on the TV when we sat down, and I asked if they could put it on a specific channel. Not knowing if they had the channel or not, she handed me the remote, and said I could pick something to watch. \n\nBefore our food arrived, the cashier said/did something that drew the ire of who we are pretty sure is the Owner, Christopher. Christopher decided that on the line (which butts up against the dining area, with an open-air kitchen) was the perfect place to berate, and belittle this employee. A moment later, another employee came in, and asked the cashier a question. Christopher again was loud enough for us to hear, as he told the inquisitive employee, \"Don't ask her that, don't ask her anything, ever. She doesn't know anything. Ask me if you have a question.\" Or something pretty dang close to that.\n\nMy wife's food came out first, a few minutes later mine was delivered, Christopher made light that he forgot to make my food when he started making my wife's lunch. \n\nNeither of our meals were above average, they were disappointing even. \n\nMaybe it was a case of the \"just openeds\" - or their recipes are just bland and unappealing to us. \n\nNot sure if we will give them a try if they make it, until we are in that area, and hungry again.


This has got to be one of the best gyms on a military base....ever!\n\nIf you've ever paid $$ for off base gyms and been to a Lifetime fitness, this gym is on par with everything minus a salon area. \n\nThey have an indoor track, out door track, multiple courts, cardio area with multiple machines, weight area (machines and free weights), classes,  indoor pool, nice lockers, and a decent cafe. There is a family workout room where munchkins are corralled and moms/dads can workout and watch their children. There are also 2 massage therapist with their own room near the lockers, I'll have to check that out on another visit :)\n\nIt is an air force gym so no towel service :(


Amazing ice cream - what I appreciate the most is the natural high quality ingredients....meyer lemon is insane and the owner Helen is so helpful. What an amazing small local business!!


Skip this place and go to another gate if you have time. If you dont have time, I would reccomend a Nathan's hotdog or something out of the trash.\n\nThe place reeked of old beer, the waitstaff seemed overwhelmed and were not too interested in making good time despite being near the gates of an airport.


The country fried steak was good, portions were as massive as the clientele. \n\nYes, this place serves good food... By no means is it healthy, but if you're looking a for a diner to have a cheat day, this is a good option. \n\nI'd also recommend the apple cobbler and ice cream for dessert.  You've already decided to have a cheat day right?


This place isn't bad. The atmosphere is nice, and the staff seems friendly enough, but they are getting three stars for a couple reasons.\n\nFirst when we finally ordered, it took quite a while for our food to come out. Also when we ordered, we ordered some drinks... Normally those would come out before the food...? So, yeah, when our food came out and we still didn't have drinks, I had to ask twice for them.\n\nSecond, I ordered the Chicken Tikka Masalla, one of my all time favorite Indian dishes, if done right. This dish came out under seasoned, no real flavor whatsoever... plus I really like spicy food, so I ordered it as a 10 (scale of 1 to 10)... Unfortunately it didn't taste like they had done anything to spice it up.\n\nLast, the rice pudding was... ok. However, they apparently leave whole cardamon seeds in there, and I happen to bite full on into one thinking it was one of the nuts in the pudding.\nMy wife had some ice-cream desert that tasted like a Mango Lassie, but it was so rock solid and in a dish that just didn't work. Trying to dig pieces of the ice-cream off ended with the entire puck (that's about what it looked like) flying out of the small bowl they put it in.\n\nOn the plus side, the Garlic Naan was fabulous... in fact we got a second order of it... \n\nAnyhow, I doubt I'll come back here again, especially if I can find a much better Indian place closer to Chandler...


Horrible service. No one had any idea what was going on. Overpriced. Everything took FOREVER to come out. Will definitely not return.


These were the best tacos on the east side that I've had. Very authentic and inexpensive. Nice people and the place is very clean. The only thing I wasn't too crazy about was their guacamole as I don't like it pur\u00e9ed. I like it chunky. But that is no bug deal. I HIGHLY recommend people to try this place.


One word: NIRVANA!


I've never really had a good experience with buffets. Paradise Buffet and Cafe Restaurant reminded me why I avoid them.\n\nYes, it's Vegas. Yes, they are known for world-class food and excellent buffets. Just remember that NONE of them are located in Downtown Las Vegas. \n\nThe establishment is located in the Fremont casino. It's large and maze-y with roomy booths. The decor isn't vintage; it looks like a 1980s highschool set for Wizard of Oz. There's alot of green.\n\nFirst off, our waitress didn't know what half-and-half was when we requested it with coffee. She kept pointing to the french vanilla creamer already on the table. I already had a feeling I wasn't going to like this place....\n\nThey had a decent variety of food from American hot-dogs and patties wading in gray, hot water to Italian pasta, dried out from the hot lamps to \"Chinese\" stir-fry that could rival any MacCormack seasoning packet available at most grocery stores. I opted for jambalaya, fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and beef roast from the carving station. I've never had jambalaya before (at this point) so wasn't sure what to expect; it tasted okay:lots of sausage and my friend told me it tasted like it came from a can. Can you go wrong with mashed potatoes? Yes, even Paradise can! When I attempted to add butter to the flavorless mash, I could only find margarine...Ugh, isn't anything real here? Not too surprising, after all, they didn't have half-and-half... Everything ersatz! \n\nFresh fruit and a piece of apple pie for dessert. Pretty sad when the fruit was the best part of the meal. \n\nLunch buffet cost about $9. A bargain, one might say, for a \"Vegas\" buffet. All the strip buffets were starting around $30.\n\nThere's a reason why the restrooms are located at the exit of the restaurant with large, brightly-lit signs. Now, I love food, and if that food disagrees with my digestion but it tastes delicious, I'm willing to give a little leeway. When I eat a less than mediocre meal and additionally have the inconvenience and discomfort of immediately needing a restroom, I am not a happy camper. In toto, six out of our group of eight ended up in the restroom. The women's bathroom was clean, however, the males in our group recounted a disgusting state of the men's restroom.\n\nWhy 2 stars in stead of 1? Although the entire experience was sub-par, there is a possibility our 6 days of Vegas binging finally caught up to us and contributed to our sickened state. Even without sickness, not worth $9.


Always wanted to try. Not impressed. Their signature drink frozen hot drinks were somewhat a little disappointing. Too sweet, tasted like a slushy melted ice cream. We had the chicken and waffles for breakfast... Ummmm no!!! Chicken too dry, potato too dry and waffles just lack that umpf! Pricing was a little over priced for the food that you ca


Being from Colorado, we read beforehand that this was a strenuous hike, and we scoffed.  \"Scoff!\" we said, \"We shall see about that.\"  And then we started hiking, and my girlfriend said \"it's not really hiking if you're just walking up stairs.\"  There was more scoffing and pshawing.  Then we turned a corner and saw basically a wall with a handrail that we were supposed to climb, and she stopped all that mocking.\n\nThis is some serious hiking, at least on the Echo Canyon side (I didn't know there was another trail).  It was a lot of fun, trying to pick out the best ways to get up the various hills.  I, like many others apparently, sustained some minor injuries, all on the way down.  Basically knee scrapes and cuts from not quite lifting my leg high enough when climbing over rocks.  Really, it's nothing to worry about if you take your time and plan your moves, unlike those lunatics who run up and down this.\n\nThe view from the top is great, and you can really see for miles in every direction.  The houses right below are some of the most ridiculous mansions I've ever seen.  We went at about 4pm, and the summit was not too too crowded.\n\nIt's a five star hike, but a star comes off for the parking situation and the lack of markers on the trail.  We ended up having to park at the Barry Goldwater Memorial a little ways away, because for some reason this area has no street parking.  And we did find ourselves slightly off course a few times during the climb.  Never anything that took a whole lot of time to remedy, but kind of frustrating when you are climbing and climbing and then there's nowhere to go.  Overall though, this is one of my favorite hikes/climbs I've done, anywhere.


Great atmosphere,prices are good,great service and food quality awesome ! Don't  forget to order the Margaritas with fresh squeeze lemon!  \"Outstanding\"The server Carlos was great!!


I have been to this location many times, and let me say that Einstein's is vastly superior as far as bagels are concerned. That stated, Bruegger's does serve good softwiches...however, I could get better bread and bagels elsewhere.


Hands down the best buffet in all of Vegas and I've been to them all countless times over the years.  The only other buffet that comes close is at the Bellagio, but the Wynn's is better.  Rio is great too, but the Wynn serves a considerably higher level of cuisine.\n\nNormal dinner is $35.95 and I saw that on Fri/Sat nights, dinner is $38.95.  I've had the dinner buffet here before and it was fantastic, but this time, I hit it for lunch and it was only $22.95.  The selection is not all that different from lunch to dinner and at that price, is just a few dollars more than a buffet at a place like Harrah's.  If you go for lunch, you can have the very best and it won't cost much at all, now that's true value.  Quality and selection-wise, there is just no comparison and with the exception of the Bellagio, nothing else comes close.\n\nI'm not even going to begin to describe all the incredible items that I saw and enjoyed.  One of my favorite regular items in their selection is the smoked salmon.  That's the first thing I go for every time.  Yikes, I must have eaten the price of admission in smoked salmon alone! :)  Even their dessert selection is downright astounding...all I can say is highly, highly recommended!\n\nIf you do only one buffet in Vegas, this is the one.  When I die, heaven better look like this!  Long live the king.


I ordered the spicy shrimp whichis noted as very spicy.  It was so NOT spicy and NOT flavorful.  However I had a nice time inspite of the food.....


We found this place by accident, a very happy accident. The wait staff are very friendly and accommodating. The waitress we had was super friendly and helpful, she brought us samples of things we had questions about, etc. You receive a complimentary sweet cornbread circle for a starter, very tasty. The entree options are well rounded, there is something for everyone. The portions are huge, so be prepared! And at the end of the meal you are given a complementary mini donut covered in sugar. A great experience!


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Who can say no to their $2 Signature dogs on Tuesdays? Well of course those who don't eat pork for dietary or religious reasons, but they should reconsider.\nThese hot dogs are delicious. I'm slowly working my way through the plethora of amazing options and then they go and make a weekly rotation of local brewery inspired hot dogs.\nThey seem to constantly be thinking up new ways to dress up the traditional frank. Grilled to perfection and with a myriad of options.\nThey also have great house chips and onion rings.\nI usually do take out but it is a great location to sit and grab a beer with your hot dogs and during these Spring evenings, they have the roof top patio.


Decor tries to be snottsdale mod but it looks snottsdale cheap.  If you are into exotic meats like elephant, kangaroo, wild boar, etc than the place may be for you. However the burgers are not cheap, 3 sliders will set you back $15.00.  A much better burger can be found at Roaring Fork a couple of blocks away.  They have a small bar and do feature a number of local craft beers.  Worth checking out for the unique burgers but not for any other reason. Looks like they cater to the underage crowd who should be at the Sugar Bowl instead of out trying to get served alcohol.


I bought Biz In A Boxx twice.  Once for my son and once for a friend's son.  Both kids had incredible experiences with the product.  My friends son has the middle level and actually started a business online buying and selling rare Lego pieces!  He makes a transaction fee on each purchase and has made a small fortune!


My wife and I have recently ate here twice in the same week. Love the atmosphere, Great food, prices are reasonable, happy hour is fun with great specials and decent discounts. Oh, the service was great as well!


I can't even begin to tell you how refreshing it is to go to a new pizza place and find out that its not just \"a pizza place\"! \n\nTanino will cater to your wishes with a smile, a suggestion and warmth that you just don't find anymore. My teenagers love the atmosphere and we are back almost every week now... Trying everything!\n\nThe bruschetta is unreal! The eggplant pram and the ravioli are phenomenal. The closest sauce to Grandma! Keep it up guys!


A PERFECT marriage between Party On & Bottom Of the Barrel.  First experience here reminded me of what happens to us all after a few too many to drink.  A friend wanted to show me out and suggested this location to end the night after 2a.m. Lets just say the cab didn't get far before I got back in.  It was a mix of 'clicks' still dancing the night away surrounded by the hopefuls and out of shape-late 40 something's preparing to pounce at the first sight of a wounded gazelle.  Looks like I better try this place out once more under different circumstances as the previous reviews show it may have  potential.


O M G. I think I died and went to Wagyu Beef heaven... Steak is amazing, service is awesome, food portions make it worth the price!! I'm coming back!!!


I was here on business, but for you rockafellas that can afford to stay here on your leisure, prepare yourself for luxxxxury. \nThe hotel is actually only a lobby, pool, and a few restaurants -- the guest rooms are the top 5 stories of the Mandalay Bay. \nWhen I arrived, they upgraded me to a fat strip view suite, because the room I'd booked was too small for the rollaway I'd requested for my hotel-crashing friend. The suite was gorgeous, and I swear they pipe in this tropical flower scent all over this hotel because everything smells fresh, natural, and fruity (which is the antithesis of the usual Vegas scent experience).\n4 Seasons guests have access to the Mandalay pools, but don't bother -- they're grody, loud, sticky, and packed with screaming rug rats. The 4 Seasons has its own pool -- a lush, quiet, tropical oasis with servers handing out pineapple slices, complimentary iced tea, and cucumber slices for your eyes. Thanks, company dime!


As many others have noted, it's not as if this place invented \"the sandwich\" but read my star rating: I'm a fan. The food is good, I haven't had a sandwich that I disliked. But it's the service that I was impressed by. Art, the owner, seems to really take interest in each customer that crosses his path. It's a breath of fresh air and something you might not see at the chain next door. \n\nI enjoyed my Roasted Turkey sandwich. I'm picky about cold cuts (I've basically signed an exclusive with Boars Head) and these made the grade. The bread tastes freshly baked too. The mozzarella sandwich is tasty too. Thumbs up on the turkey chili as well, can't beat it on a chilly day. If you get a drink be prepared, they're basically in vat size cups. They offer your typical 1/2 sandwich & soup lunch specials as well.\n\nTo touch again on the great service, on my last visit Art literally sat down with me and chatted it up. It was the end of the lunch hour and the place was pretty much empty. He asked about my job, how I like downtown etc etc. So friendly! Hell, I might even just come back for the conversation! You should stop in and say hi. One of the few lunch places downtown where you don't have to have a fanny pack to fit in, this cafe is worth a try.


I'm not sure what the other reviewer is talking about. If you don't want to spend $9 for 'Asian' food next door from Genghis grill and you're near the movie theatre come here. This is actually a relaxing break from Panda Express. I cringe every time I think of Panda Express.\n\nThis is a review about Yum Yum, don't get me wrong, but let me tell you why you should come here instead of Panda. Practically everything at Panda is dipped in some cornstarch concoction and fried. That leaves for a large volume of your meat being starch. This place is awesome, because they don't do that crap. The mongolian beef is all beef and plenty of vegetables. The mandarin chicken is less fatty than Panda, at Panda the chicken is fairly fatty. Anyways, I like this place a lot for the reasons I've already listed. The taste doesn't overwhelm you like it does at Panda. Yeah, Panda is good the first three times you try it, after that its rather bland and maybe even gross. \n\nService here was excellent. Came in, got a smile, got my food, they were willing to do half chow mein, half rice. Awesome. Pricing is good, thus, value is good. Its a little too Pandy Express ish, everything looks like Panda, it tastes better though. If they could get a little creative and invdividual, they'd be 5 stars.


Went in after a shift at work and was starving. I just had a baby 11 weeks ago so I'm trying to watch what I eat. They have new flavors of sauces that Louis showed me and samples me on. So I ordered the all white meat chicken with brown rice and veggies. I asked for extra broccoli and less rice. Louis took the time to show me if it was enough rice and veggies or sauce. You can tell you have some one working for you that cares about the customer. Thanks Louis


the wait: 45 minutes\nthe hostesses: they could care less about you\nthe service: slow but kind. in case you didn't get a big enough dose of waiting, wait some more.\nfrozen hot chocolate: a pack of swiss miss, blended with ice, topped with redi-whip. the powder lingers on your tongue.\nwarm crab and artichoke dip: it was not warm. the mayo was overload. but the ciabatta toast points were toasted nicely\nbbq chicken and cheddar pizza: where's the chicken? bbq sauce overkill.\ndecor: cute and meant for tourist shopping.\na return visit: highly unlikely


This is my favorite place to get boba. I usually order a taro milk tea or an avocado smoothing. I love how their reward system works by reserving 10% of your bill each time you come in. I just think they need to keep their dining area a little cleaner.


Well, I would love to say I could share the same glossy review of this place as many of the other people. I love NODA so I hate to bash any business there, but.... This service in this place SUCKS!!! I had actually gotten the same review from a friend that has been there 3-4 times. I always like to give any place my own personal review form my own experience there. Well, we walked into Growlers around 9:30pm on a Tuesday night, and we got one of 3 available tables left. Our party of 3 people sat for nearly 20 minutes and didn't get any service the whole time!- A guy from behind the bar walked out to 2 other tables and even made direct eye contact with us and quickly glanced away and continued to ignore us! They were not busy at all, and there were 2 servers and 1-2 people behind the bar! Bad day or not, I have alot of friends in the food/drink service industry, and taking care of customers are the only real way you are gonna bring home any money. We weren't looking for pen pals or facebook buddies, we just wanted a freakin drink! The NODA area in Charlotte is just not the place for snobby establishments with servers that only like to cater to thier \"regulars\" or friends (especialy a newer business that is trying to make it). Anyways, I heard good things about thier beer selection and good food. Too bad my first experience lived up to the crappy service rumors.


It's hard to decide how many stars to give the Flamingo.  Location it's a 5, quality of room was a 3.5 (I was in a remodeled room), price is a 4 and hidden fees and services a 2.  I stayed here for 9 days for a convention so I wore out my welcome of walking through a Casino every night and dealing with smoke and noise.  The first 3 days were great and I would definitely stay here again for vacation because how often are you in your room?  I've also heard their pool is halfway decent in the summer.  Nothing wrong really but a lot of better options in Vegas.


Good food and a surprisingly intimate venue at the quiet end of the strip. Well worth giving a try, kind of a little gem. I had the duck which was okay, the breast could have been more tender but the presentation was good and the taste was balanced.


As a Shadyside resident, Thai Place is one of my go-to restaurants for both takeout and eat-in meals. I have always had wonderful, almost bordering on overly-attentive service, even when the restaurant is fairly full.\n\nMy absolute favorite dish is the Penang curry tofu. The tofu is served soft, but flavorful, with a sprinkling of vegetables, and an abundance of coconut milk-based Penang curry sauce. The sauce is consistently well-prepared, savory, and at my chosen spice level. My second favorite would be the Sizzling Tofu, a soft-fried tofu dish with a plethora of fresh crispy vegetables in a light brown sauce.\n\nThe only negative aspect of my review is that the prices are slightly higher for the volume of food received as compared to other similar local restaurants.\n\nI would definitely recommend this restaurant for both vegans, vegetarians, and omnivores. I'm vegan and the servers have always been willing to answer my questions, and work with me to ensure that my dish is made fresh and without the ingredients I choose not to consume.


Chef Robert Irvine on Restaurant Impossible would have a field day with this place. It has an identity crisis! We were from out of state and wanted Mexican food. Looks like a Mexican restaurant. Name sounds like a Mexican restaurant. It's actually a steakhouse! The building is old and historic and has about 8 entrances. Pick one and you'll be lead through a maze as you follow the signs to the Hostess Desk. Our server, Daniel was very nice. Food was super average, steaks prepared wrong, etc. Prices were good, but if you want a great steakhouse, eat elsewhere.


Just came back from Vegas.  And I almost missed my flight on my way home so I just need to warn other people here about Gray Line.\nOn Jan 17, I made dozens of calls to reserve my return and the line was always busy.  Because I couldn't wait in line for more than 15 minutes.   kept calling from 7pm until 10pm.  Finally I got back to my hotel room and reached someone after 45 minute phone waiting.\nOn Jan 18, the scheduled driver didn't show up on my reserved time and I was waiting at chilly hotel outside with my cell phone for 15 minutes to reach the dispatcher.  And she told me the driver would need another 10-15 minutes to come.  When I told her their driver would be half an hour late, she was very mean to say it was only 15 minute which was normal.\nEventually the driver still didn't come at next 15 minute and I was almost giving up because the time was so close to my flight time.\nBefore I went for the cab, there was another Gray Line bus dropping some customers to my hotel from airport.  The driver was initially refusing to pick me up because I was not in his schedule.  After begging with him with my almost flight, he was finally willing to pick me up to the airport with few more stops of passenger pickup.\nThere was only 15 minute left when I rushed to gate and fortunately caught my flight.


Hey, they're gonna stop selling smokes soon!


The food, drinks and service at the bar during happy hour on Friday, April 13th were HORRIBLE.  The supposed \"corporate trainer bartender\" made the WORST drinks, jam-paced with ice-you only got about 2 drinks out of the glass before it was empty.  The bar was filthy dirty and she did not clean up after customers and we waited a long time only to get cold food.  The place was not busy as it was only 4pm - absolutely no excuse.  If she is a \"corp trainer\" then they are in trouble !!!


Busy busy place... great happy hour specials! Great server! \n\nWe will be back next time we are at the Aria.


In my honest opinion, this is one of the better Vegas buffet that I've eaten at. It's got all of your standard Vegas buffet fare: crab legs, sushi, prime rib, oysters, etc. What I like the most are all of the chef stations: The street tacos, the ramen bar, multi-meat carver. All the food is high quality but nothing is done spectacularly, which is a characteristic that seems like is all too common in the buffet game. \n\nBuffets aren't really my thing, so I probably won't be back. However, I don't really have a solid complaint. If I could give it 3.5 stars, I would.


Very disappointing. \n\nCame early Saturday evening, around 5:30, and it was packed.  Wait for a table for 2 was 45 mins. You can't make reservations despite what their (infuriating and confusing) automated answering machine said.\n\nOk, no problem.  I'm willing to wait for good food and to try a new place.  Luckily, we snagged two seats at the bar within 10 mins.  It was all downhill from here...\n\nCocktails were awful.  They don't carry Tito's, so I went with a Stoli (up with a twist).  Not good.  The perfect vodka martini should be ice cold with shards of ice crystals and citrus oils.  Mine was cold-ish... and had a thick awkward corkscrew of rind balanced on the rim.  Whatever.  We moved on to the specialty \"cockytails.\"  DIABETES. seriously. we tried the blueberry skinny tea and cool as a cucumber and they both tasted like sugar water.  The one/only good thing was the jalapeno bacon moonshine.  We took shots of that and I would recommend.  Very jalapeno-y and bacon-y and... yah, first time I've had a savory shot and I liked it.\n\nFood was mediocre to awful.  We were about to order the fried okra when the people next to us said it was bad.  My friend tried some of the neighbor's  -- mushy and bland and gross.  Biscuit was undercooked and unimpressive. Appalachian egg rolls were dripping with oil, yet not crispy (I imagine the oil wasn't hot enough), and just meh.  Shrimp and grits were fine... but nothing special.  The fried egg and bacon sandwich with home fries were also fine... but it was no different from what I could have made in 5 mins. on any given weekend morning.\n\nService was obviously lacking because the place was slammed and we were at the bar.  Let's go with \"N/A\" here.\n\nWe opted to skip dessert.  I just don't get how there's so much hype surrounding this place.  \n\nTL;DR -- Wait for table is long; cocktails will give you diabetes; food is mediocre.


This Hooters has the sorriest service known to man, especially considering it's never busy during the day. I went to pick up a takeout order. There were literally 5 people at the bar. I waited 7 minutes before the waitress, Brittany, acknowledged my existence. The actual food was fine this go around. It's hit and miss. Just never come here in a rush. You will leave frustrated.


I was hosting a baby shower and ordered food from Roberts. Every time I called I felt rushed off the phone like they could care less if they had my business. Customer service is poor.\nSo I am setting up for the party and notice MOLD yes MOLD on the fruit and cheese platter. Then I notice that I only have half my order of grape leaves. I called them and Wendy walks into the party with a replacement platter. By that time my guests knew there was an issue with the food. How Embarrassing! \nI agree with a past post that they are a bit rude at times too. \nThey may be known for their cakes but I would steer clear from the catering.\nNEVER AGAIN


Do not come here if you want fast service.\nA few teammates and I came here for a quick bite to eat, and we only had an hour. At 5:00 in the afternoon on a Sunday, it was pretty dead and we expected to get in and out quickly. After being seated, our waiter was no where to be seen. After 10 minutes, I was forced to notify the hostess that we had not been greeted by anyone yet. It took another 10 minutes for our drinks to arrive (2 sodas and a water), and they were not even correct. When our food came out, I was served an entire salad when I specifically said a side salad with my steak. After realizing his mistake when inputting the order (because he didn't write it down), my correct order was put in. By the time my steak was served to me, my friends had already finished and I had no choice but to box the whole thing up because of our time constraint. It took FOREVER to get our checks, and after looking at mine, they charged me for the steak meal AND the salad meal! I paid in cash to hopefully speed the process up because it was already past our hour time limit. When the waiter came back, he told me there wasn't any change left in the drawer and that he had to get the manager to go in the safe to get more change for the register. At this point, I told him to just keep the change and we were out of there.\nForever.


My boyfriend and I were apartment hunting in Ohio for a week and Brenda was an enormous help in taking care of Mo and Mew. She came to our home, even though it was a little out of her service area, and made sure the girls were fed, walked, and played with. Brenda is fast on her feet and even noticed some things that we had forgotten to take care of before we left. Her communication skills are awesome and I felt like I knew what was going on at home while I was away. She even sent me a text on one of the first days of her visits to let me know that Mo and Mew were doing great. I really feel like my fur kids couldn't have been placed in better hands.


Staff ruder than the main resto.  Yikes.


We tried Egg & I on a recent trip working in Vegas. It's hard to find good breakfasts, and the reviews here made me think we found the holy grail of breakfast spots! The reality: not so good.\n\nI had a benedict. I asked for the eggs medium hard, and they came out essentially hardboiled (I am not holding that against them), but worse, the hollandaise was pretty awful. Sort of an off, slightly grainy texture, no lemon to cut the richness, just unappetizing. Potatoes seemed too regular, like processed frozen potatoes. \n\nOn the upside, I tried one of the banana nut muffins, and it was pretty good. The staff was wonderful--really nice, helpful, on point. \n\nIf only the food had lived up to them.....


I would say this place has one of the better boba places I've tried in Vegas. They have a pretty good selection of milk teas and slushies and they have shaved ice! It's like a Tapioca Express but better because I actually like this place and I hate TapEx.


I only come to Pittsburgh twice a year, but I get so excited to eat the best pizza. Sacramento pizzarias have nothing on Pittsburgh's. Fiori's is the best pizza I've ever eaten. It's local so my dad grew up eating the stuff & so did I until I moved to California. Sweet sauce and thin crust baked to perfection. If you're in Pittsburgh, you must try it. If you live in Pittsburgh, then you already know what I'm talking about.


No security cameras\n\nGates are always open or having malfunctions (my roommate's car got hit) and the office will not take any responsibility \n\nMY APARTMENT GOT ROBBED + 6 other apartments.... and the gates are still open :)\n\nBUGS BUGS BUGS\n\nThe office manager (Thomas S) is an ass....\n\nThe big manager of Picerne Group hang up on me\n\nWhen my lease is up I'M MOVING OUT!!!!!!\n\nI wish I was reading some reviews before I moved in


Called around and no one could beat this places offer. Quick service and phone looks like brand new. Will go again if I have too (hope I don't have to). They have my business going forward with my products. Thanks and keep it up.


Whoever runs this place should be fired!  I was in town to play a Video Poker Tournament at Bally's.  I was up playing poker until 6:00am and was up around 10:00am so I was pretty tired and too lazy to walk/drive anywhere to eat.  I always see a long line whenever I walk by the buffet.  I just thought the food must be OK.  Boy was I wrong!!!  \n\nWe didn't have to wait at all since we were able to go through Diamond entrance.  The cashier and host were very nice, so no complains here.    Long long time ago when Paris first opened, we did dine here once.  I could not recall my experience but I am sure it wasn't bad enough for me to remember it.  \n\nThe host led us to our table and took our drink orders.  She said to go ahead to the buffet and our server would get our drinks.  Well, when we returned to our table after getting our food, the drinks were not there.  When the waitress finally showed up, she had to ask what we wanted to drink again!  After she got our drinks, we hardly saw her again.  She was more interested in cleaning up tables than serving tables.  Maybe she should have taken a job as a bus girl instead of a server.  I had to flag her down a couple of times to get crab cracker (not sure if this is what it is called) and wet towelette.  She never came by to check if we needed refill or anything.  \n\nAnd the food was the worst buffet I have ever seen.  The selections were very minimal.  The only thing good was the omelet from the omelet station, but who can mess up on omelet!  The crab legs were OK.  The crepe was bleh.  I also got a thin cut of what I thought was roast beef, but I am pretty sure I got lamb.  I don't eat lamb and I know the smell of lamb.  I couldn't tell until I sat down on the table and smelled the 'funny smell'.  I couldn't even take a bite.  I am really upset the lady mistaken the lamb for beef!  \n\nI walked around trying to find something else to eat but nothing really looked appetizing.  I settled for a small bowl of salad.  I figured I could just get some dessert to make me happy.  When I walk around the dessert 'house', the place looked deserted!  There was nobody attending the dessert house!  There was no cookies, no cakes, just a few pieces of pies, and a soft-serve station.  I was a few fruit tarts inside but I couldn't get to them!  What the hell happened?  This is Paris!!!!  It's supposed to have good pastries, right?  \n\nBoth my fiance and I left in great disappointment.  And I am really upset I wasted $50 from my comp credit for this sh!%ty buffet!  My fiance filled out the survey card, but I am sure it'd just be thrown to the trash can.  \n\nOn my way out, I really wanted to tell all the people that were still waiting in line to 'run'.  There are plenty of other places to eat buffet.  Don't be lazy like me, because you'd pay for it like me and hate yourself afterwards!


Ok I think this is the best deal that you should in no way pass up if you are looking to eat on a budget while on the Strip. Lets see your average buffet in Vegas will cost you around 25 dollars.  This deal cost me 34.99 make sure you sign up for the membership card or it will cost you 5 bucks more.  I was able to eat three times in the 24 hr period.  I had lunch, dinner, and breakfast the following day.\n\nI purchased our passes at Harrah's because it was the closest to TI of all the seven buffets.  Word to the wise ask the staff what are the best buffets.  I was advise to eat at Planet Hollywood, Rio, and of course they promoted Harrahs.\n\nLunch at Harrahs it was suprisingly ok.  The assortment did lag a bit but the food itself was tasteful.\n\nDinner at Planet Hollywood. Food selection was good. The assortment was much greater than the Harrahs.\n\nBrunch at Rio.  Although I had to take a taxi which was well worth the 7 bucks instead of waiting on the trolley at Harrahs to commute.  This was the best of the 3 buffets that I had. Now its time to get buffet wasted.  The seafood was great.  The sushi was great and the crepes  to order were awesome.  The endless Mimoso didn't hurt a bit either. This was by far my favorite of the three\n\nSo if you are looking to eat good on a deal on the strip go for the PASS AND GET BUFFET WASTED


9/10/14  7:30 PM\n\nSame great tasting food, different location.  It's 5 minutes from our house.  My boyfriend's mom told us about this gem 3 years ago.  We've fallen in love with the experience & the food.  Very happy to find a place that we can ALL eat healthy without having an allergic reaction.\n\nI personally like to get the Bento boxes (starting $9) add chicken, steak, fried rice & grilled veggies. Their fried rice is the closest thing I'm used to for REALLY good fried rice.  It's similar to what we're used to on the East Coast. Their sweet garlic sauce is awesome,  but I enjoy the food just how it is.  They have plenty sauces to sample, I usually put a tiny bit in the cup & go up again if I like it. Sweet garlic is my favorite. \n\nThe portions are right, priced reasonably & served fresh. Can't wait to go back again. Now we live closer too. I wish these guys the best of luck with their new location. It's a beautiful new atmosphere & centrally located. They deserve it.


Maybe we just went on a bad day last December when everything was closing early due to snow. However, they had some cool games but it would have been crazy to pay for a full day when we could only play for two hours. \n\nThe bathrooms were disgusting and the entire place smelled of raw sewage. I felt like I was in the French Quarter in New Orleans!


Great new Szechuan option. Very authentic. Try the cold appetizers (not on the menu) and the spicy boiled beef.


Stayed at the Flamingo Hotel over the Memorial Day weekend, Sunday and Monday was okay.  6:30 am of Tuesday we were awaken by sound of jackhammers!!! There is a construction site next to the hotel. And the best part is at 9:00 am, no water!!! There was a water issue in most of the towers at the hotel and they are looking at it getting fixed in 3 hours. The front desk advised us to take a shower at the fitness center but there they run out of hot water. Continued on with our check out at 11 am. We will never stay at the Flamingo Hotel ever again.


Come for the coffee, stay (or come back) for the excellent fresh soup, sandwiches and smoothies!  Would be 5 stars if the service was more consistent.


Got the coconut taro boba here and was very disappointed. Coming from California where there is a boba shop on every corner, I may be a little biased but seriously for the price of a 16oz drink ($4+) this was a joke. Watery \"milk tea\" with a couple of scoops of powder, gooey day-old boba, finished off with floating dried coconut bits. Ugh I had three sips and trashed it. If I come back it will be for the coffee or regular iced teas.


Really people? 4-5 stars for this? Having lived in NYC for the last 8 years, I can tell you that while the ingredients for pizza were present, the food that I put in my mouth last night was not, in fact, pizza. \n\nFirst, the crust was so mushy that when I lifted my slice it actually fell apart! Forget not holding firm for me to bite it, the main part of the slice actually separated from the crust.  Then there was the bland cheese and watered down sauce. If I didn't know better, I would have called this a congealed and tasteless soup.\n\nBleh!


Very nice place to stay.  Came here with my family as part of a vacation package - we chose the king bed room with pull-out couch for the three of us and so far has not been a hassle.  Love the fact that there is a gas fireplace in the room and a jacuzzi tub.  If it warms up a bit we might venture to the pool and/or hot tub.  Fry's is just up the street and we are buying much of our food and supplies there - the room has a fridge and coffee maker, but no microwave.  \n\nOur neighbors are active but it hasn't been too much of a problem.   The walls are a bit thin but it's to be expected.  Where we are is handi-accessible and I definitely recommend this for those who are limited in their mobility - it has lots of handrails in the bathroom, and has a shower chair.\n\nNice big closet and dresser - loved the fact that they supply two spa robes.  This is a nice place and very low-stress.  The front desk people were exceptionally nice and very helpful in telling us of nearby restaurants.\n\nLastly, the southwestern style is of the room adds to the relaxed atmosphere of the place.  The artwork in the room is similarly southwestern-themed, so it's cheesy but in a good way!\n\nWill definitely stay here again if the chance comes up again :)


Excellent service, fabulous food, great bar. Don't miss the Welsh rarebit--heaven!


Here for dinner with my family.  We were staying at the Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort.  Nice location, casual dining.  Good menu with choices.  Service was OK, food fairly well prepared although lamb was overcooked for one of our party.  Overall, OK experience.


Super expensive. Half this stuff you can get online for 3/4 cheaper. The people who work here are also pretty rude and almost none of them are knowledgeable about their products. It's like they get their stock from adamandeve.com and then hike up the price 60%.


Clean little taco shop normal selection of stuff.\n\nGoing with fish taco lunch special.  I have had a hard time finding a really good fish taco in Vegas.  So after trying the fish tacos I'm still searching.  However the rice actually had some flavor and the beans tasted like they were made in house.  The service was better than I need for a taco shop.  I will give them another shot because I liked their rice and beans.


Great spot for drinks and noshing...\n\nNow if the other people in front of me in line would just go away....


Cox was great until I spoke with their customer service person Juan (Employee #1347). All I wanted to do was take some packages off that I currently have.\n\nI'm paying the 150.00 cancellation charge and Cox can shove it!


The five stars is exclusively for the Bloody Mary. We were waiting for a table at The Henry on a Saturday morning and sat down at the bar for a Bloody after a very hungover blonde couldn't stop raving about it while waiting for her breakfast table. \n\nThe bartender described it as chipotle vodka and fresh herbs with some thai chili and it was phenomenal. I would go back just for that drink alone.


Love this place!  I had the Deconstructed Tacos,  my husband had the Angus Burger and my son had the Hand Breaded Chicken Strips. The fish and steak tacos were really good.  As one other review mentioned they were not as warm as I expected,  but the flavor was terrific. My husband loved his Angus Burger and tried the house special onion rings which were AMAZING!  And last but not least,  The Chicken Strips were devoured... along with the fries which were really good as well.   Definitely a place I would visit again.   P.S. The sangria  was great too! ;-)


Yum!  Although you don't have a menu to choose from the fixed meal is awesome.  The steak melts in your mouth and the shrimp scampi and bread is awesome.  It's a good place to take friends to...definitely not your typical restaurant.  I highly recommend it :)


I went into Transformations for a consultation & the experience was horrible. The facility is gorgeous but the people, especially Dr. Afifi, were unkind, impatient, & had very little knowledge  of the procedure I was interested in or any people skills. Do not use this clinic!


I was at the Starbucks in the Trails Village Center and needed to stop at the ATM at Wells Fargo.  There wasn't a single car in any of the three lanes even the one with the ATM.  That's almost 4 stars without thinking.\n\nThis is an OK place, but it's not in my neighborhood and it's a bit of a pain getting in and out with the traffic coming in and out of the Trails Center.\n\nI have lived here over a decade and this is my first check in here says something.


Inferior meats used on sandwitches, looked like they buy meats from.the dollar store,used to be a lot better,.cheap, lousy meats, waste of money, go elsewhere!


Horrible; don't waist your money. I left before they could even finish my order. Go to a different Chipotle.


Was down in AZ for the BCS National championship game, needed a place to eat dinner and Yelp didn't disappoint. Good atmosphere, great food, excellent service. At one point we had three people waiting on the two of us. One refreshing our chips and salsa, one toping off water and another delivering my margarita. Check this place out!


Awesome cubano sandwich. Great decor and feeling. Its a mim and pop place.. Definately going back.. Its a must..


I think this place takes itself overly serious...when your restroom is in the hallway of a neighboring theater it's time to take yourself a little less serious and deal with what you are. \n\nAs a appetizer we had the Kobe Corn Dog (which was very mediocre {didn't have the proper crisp, flavor was off}) and the Poutine (gravy was good wish there was more cheese curd).\n\nI was going to order the Bone Marrow but the couple next to us said \"you have to try the Mac-N-Cheese it's amazing\" so we did....it was really good. There is Chorizo and Pulled Pork in it so it is very hardy....(we were both going to order entrees but after this we shared one).\n\nWe finished with the Hudson Valley Duck Breast. The pastrami duck was cooked a medium rear and was delicious with the chimichurri.  The pierogies it came with were good but nothing special.\n\nOur server was fine....with us! He was seemingly short with the couple next to us who (the female was a vegetarian) seemingly asked questions about every dish. You got the vibe that maybe he's been spoken to about this by his managers....i.e. quipping back.\n\nHighlight of the night might have been the two Spanish guys (in \"wife-beaters\") who sat themselves at a table to \"just get some drinks.\" After two Corona's they left but clearly the restaurant did not have the proper procedures in place to deal with this....\n\n(It shows I have 4 check in's here.....I've only been here once. Verizon network was having issues that night into the morning.)


I'm sad to give Paisan's a \"Meh\", because it's a Madison staple (especially in my family), but I'm just not that fired up about it. I've had both lunch and dinner here, and while the food is never bad, per se, it's also not outstanding - and for the price of some items, it should earn at least a \"really good\". Mozzarella bread, for example, is fine, but would be easy (and way cheaper) to make at home - it's just two big pieces of bread with some cheese sprinkled on it and put in the oven. The only thing about my most recent meal at Paisan's that stood out to me was the seasoning on the crust of my taco pizza. And the fact that my menu pages were water-damaged and falling apart, and that the booth area we were sitting in felt a lot like a Catholic church confessional. :/\n\nOverall: Not a bad place, I guess, but pretty solidly \"meh.\"


Went there for the first time in a long time.   Food was mediocre at best.   Chef's salad was probably the poorest one I have had in a long time.   Vegetables were fresh and of a sufficient quantity.   However,  the hard boiled egg was food service.  No bacon, which almost always comes in a chef's salad.  Meats were the cheapest of the cheap.  Couldn't really pick out what the flavor was, with the exception of sodium. \n\nWent here with an Entertainment BOGO.  The small print on the coupon stated after 5 PM.  I missed the fine print,  but the server didn't.  Interesting to note that they close at 7 PM.  This is a very short window.   IF we had gotten the BOGO,  the rating probably would have been a 3.  \n\nWould we come back?   Possibly after 5 PM to use the BOGO if we were in the area.  Definitely would not make this a destination, however.


I heard this is called the Sh*take factory. Thats accurate


Coincidentally I had marathoned Gordon Ramsays shows and developed a mild obsession in the weeks before my vacation to Las Vegas.  I was overjoyed when I realized that my hotel, Planet Hollywood, was home to Chef Ramsays affordable burger joint.  We came in at 1:30 am on Friday and enjoyed not having to wait. Our service was friendly and the food was amazing.  I ordered the Hells Kitchen burger.  It was tasty but the grilled jalape\u00f1o it came with was way way way too hot.  I'm just going to assume this was one of those flukey hot jalape\u00f1os.  Usually I have no issue chomping down a jalape\u00f1o pepper but this was the hottest thing I have ever eaten... My whole throat burned.   I pulled the pepper out and enjoyed the rest of my burger.  Our table scarfed down the truffle fries too.  \n\nSaturday we came in for lunch and there was a wait.  There were 4 of us though, so we could give them our number and then meander through the casino, which really helped.  The Oreo shake is AMAZING.  It's rich but its like heaven through a straw.  The farm burger was yummmmy as were the onion rings.  None of us had a single complaint about anything!


The hotel for the price range and the star rating is fair. \n\nOne thing i will complain about is the staff. Of all the hotel stays i've ever done (and i've had my generous share of moving around on a budget and in luxury) i have never met a most unprofessional, discourteous, and sarcastic staff who work in hotels. You ask for something (airconditioning) and staff asks for a minute (and he returns on facebook... I came back in 2 minutes and asked and was lectured to not expect it to be done immediately, while his computer screen was still on facebook. \n\nStayed from 25-27 august 2012.\n\nNEVER STAY HERE!!!!


The sushi was delicious. The other food didn't compare. If I go back here I would just stick with the sushi. The waitress and other employees were very attentive. Nice atmosphere.


This B\u00e2ton Rouge, right across from Place-des-Arts, has a great location if you're someone who likes festivals in the summer or Luminoth\u00e9rapie (light & sound installation) in the winter. \n\nFood is okay. We've been twice (mainly because it was convenient and we were hungry). My steak has always been perfectly cooked, veggies nice and crunchy. My husband has tried two different chicken dishes and neither one of them was great. With two mains and two non-alcoholic drinks our bill was over $60 (tax & tip included) and for this money you can get much better food at many other restaurants...so I guess we're paying for the location.\n\nService was fast, friendly & bilingual. I like that they put a pepper grinder at each table instead of a shaker.\n\nCarpets are showing some wear & tear and bathrooms were pretty gross -- not something I expected in what aims to be a nicer restaurant.


Excellent customer service. Professional, friendly and very clean environment. Nicole was amazing. I will be happy to go back.


I'm only giving this four stars because I'm comparing it to other shows such as O and Le Reve but if I didn't know any better, it would have given five stars! \n\nThis is a really good show with lots of acrobats and fight sequences.  Get ready to have your mind blown when the stage raises and rotates! There's an Asian influence in this show with dragons and fight scenes.  It's definitely more of a story and the show flows more than the usual Cirque show with a bunch of amazing circus acts, interrupted by French clowns.  I fucking hate clowns.


This is a rough looking little strip mall place. The kind of place you see all over the Valley. If you want atmosphere look elsewhere. \n\nWe tried a few different things--tacos, torta and assorted other things. The food was all pretty good--not the best in the world, but good. Tacos are a $1 each. \n\nPrices were awesome and the service was pretty good also. There's not too much else to say about it.


Total tourist spot. It is a great place to hang out and party for non clubbers and out of towners. Relaxed atmosphere, great music on the Strip without the crazy club scene. One note though; the flair bar tending is cool the first time you see it then it gets old...really fast. I actually went to a couple of these flair bar tending contests (I do not know what possessed me to attend such an event) but it is the same twelve people who competed for the last ten years. I even heard one guy say that he has a mock bar at his garage and he practices all the time. They even have a club/group for flair bartenders. Are you serious? Minus one star for lame a$$ flair bartenders. Easy with the tossing and heavy on the vodka.


Expectedly high priced drinks at this lobby bar in Cosmopolitan. I think one Moscow Mule was $16 with tax and tip included. I guess this bar is good for pre-partying or people watching. I just hate spending this much on drinks though?


I like this place it's close to home but thats not the only reason I come here they have a great selection of draft beer. I am a wine drinker but do enjoy a flavorful beer and they have them in spades. Not only that but they several local beers and boutique draft beers. The food is not to bad either, in fact it's pretty tasty and compliments their draft portfolio nicely.


Went there about a week ago on a Saturday night with a party of six. We had to wait around 30 mins or so for a table.  Although the food took a long time to reach the table, the server was very good and checked on us frequently.  Management stopped by to apologize too.  We were having a good time so the wait wasn't a big deal. It was extremely crowded. The chips and salsa were good and picante. The food was just ok. Nothing special. I had a roasted chicken burrito.  Chuy's is a good place if you want to hang out with some friends and have something to eat  but if you want a good Mexican meal, look elsewhere.


Just bought a car from them a couple weeks ago, and I am in love with my car! They were very straightforward, nice, and honest people. NO HASSLE!! It felt like we were buying a car from a friend . They treat you like a person and not another transaction, making sure that you go home happy with your purchase! No pressure at all of buying a car!! They had a good selection of cars and they are in a good location. If you are looking for good condition used cars, please come here!! Thank you crossroads for being so awesome!!!


Teriyaki in a bowl ? quick order? SPICY chicken? \n\nI'm sold, although how its right next to 24hour fitness throws me off a bit. But their meat is nicely marinated and cooked, along with veggies and an option of either white or brown rice, and even noodles!


This place has some wonderful food! The Arepas are filled with crispy pork and the sauces that comes with them are delicious! I love the spicy sauce, I think it may have habaneros in it, it burned my lips in a good way! Then I was cooled off with the avocado cream sauce. The chicken was beyond delicious. Don't forget to try the ribs, I mean fall off the bone. Oh, I almost forgot the plantains were like little sweets fried pockets. I love the cheese Empanadas and the Tequenos (fried cheese sticks) my daughter said next time we need a dozen. I will be back for sure!


Prices are steep! Macaroons are NYC prices except in NYC they are twice the size. These are samplers size. Overall they taste okay not special by any means. One of those places where you might want to try cause it is there. But probably won't miss it if you don't go back.


Went for lunch and the service was great. We got the lunch specials and the food was delicious! Food came out fast. I will definitely go back.


This review is for the Motley Brews Craft Beer Tailgate Festival that was held on 11/14/10 at the Hard Rock Caf\u00e9 On The Strip.\n\nThis was my first beer festival and being that my husband loves trying beers from all over the world, this was right up our alley.\n\nThe venue should have been pointed out heavily that it was the one on the strip.  There is a Hard Rock Caf\u00e9 on Paradise, right around the corner, so that was kind of confusing for some people.\n\nWhen we pulled up at 1:30pm, there was a line out the front door and around the corner.  We pulled into the Showcase parking and realized that it was $3.00 per car, CASH ONLY!!! and no coins.  We had 3 cars behind us, and neither my husband and I had any cash on us (doh!) but the car behind us paid for us (THANK YOU WHOEVER YOU ARE!  I will definitely pay-forward this good-deed of the day!)\n\nWe parked and went inside, only to wait another 15 minutes to get into the venue.  The venue itself was good size and it was layed out nicely.  There were TVs with the football games on and LOTS of beer tasting.  You can taste unlimited amounts of beer.  You get a 4 oz. shot glass (bigger than a regular shot glass) that you get to keep and that is what you taste all the beers out of.\n\nThe food line was pretty long, but we thought the food was damn good.  Coconut shrimp, wings, wontons, fresh veggies, cheese, nachos and so much more.  Good job on the free food!\n\nEveryone was really cool, friendly and helpful.  I would definitely head back to the Hard Rock Caf\u00e9 for any sort of festival and I hope that Motley Brews puts on another festival!


A good place to grab a quick bite or snack and coffee at Caezar's Palace.\n\nI had a delicious (and large) chocolate chip cookie with a 16 oz. mocha iced drink.  Both were sweet and good. Seating was in the main Food Court area, but plenty of spaces to just relax after walking around the Strip. Good spot to sit by the bar seats so you can people watch while you chill here. \n\nFriendly service.


I've been here a few times and as much as the service is always awesome. I can't forgive them for what happened. \n\nIt was a beautiful day so the boyfriend and I decided to take the motorcycles out. We decided to stop by Home Plate. The previous times I've had the breakfast and you can never go wrong with breakfast any time of the day. But we felt like pasta and decided on the spaghetti and meatballs for lunch. Boyfriend decided to start with the shrimp. It was overly seasoned so we sent it back. The spaghetti sauce was also overly seasoned with pepper. But at that point I was hungry and just finished what I could. Plus we had plans for the ride and we didn't want to waste the day. \n\nLater that afternoon while riding near Boulder Highway I all of a sudden needed to use the restroom. I thought it was just me so I didn't think anything of it. But when boyfriend started to have stomach pains also we put two and two together and found the culprit. \n\nOur nice afternoon out on the bikes was cut short as we both raced back home. We will never be back.


What a remarkable place. City center is amazing! My buddies and I stayed at Vdara for my bachelor party and really enjoyed our stay at the hotel. I knew going in there was no casino or restaurants in the building, but that was fine with the group because weren't big on gambling, and we're not afraid to walk around and find new places to eat. There is also only valet, and no self-parking like other hotels...heads up! If I remember right, my friend said the valet was free for guests.\nAfter being hungover from the night before, we arrived pretty early (11am), and luckily 1 of our rooms was ready so we could drop our stuff and seek food. As soon as we walked into the lobby area, we could tell this place was going to be different...no smoking or stale casino air! Instead it smelled great, and new. The front desk service was the best any of us had ever seen. Check in was quick, we were upgraded on that room for free as well. It might have helped we were a bachelor party but nonetheless we were taken care of, which was cool.\nMy best man booked us a City Corner suite w/ an adjoining regular room, and we were very impressed. I had the master bedroom in the main suite, and had the sickest view of city center, all of Bellagio's property including their fountain show and lake, and the wide open area NW and west of the strip (Rio's area)! Literally the entire wall of my room (bathroom included!) was a full-on big window...so cool, especially at night. Also included was a full on kitchen (no plates or silverware) w/ Keurig coffee maker (nice touch), 4 flat screens, nice amenities, and full all in one media center box (which was good because they didn't have any ipod docking stations, but could hook up to this and play through the flat screen). The bathrooms were the nicest I had experienced in Vegas. \nThe concierge was amazing as well with very friendly and humorous service, as we got some help w/ club info and other details. The only thing I would say that was kind of weird, was they tacked on a \"Resort Fee\" (?) of $20-ish a day for wi-fi, and phone charges, etc. (my friend told us about it later on). There was absolutely no noise whatsoever...not even a vacuum or talking cleaning crew in the morning, which was nice. There is a small store/market in the lobby that actually had some pretty good sandwiches and snacks. The valet team was great as well. We were all very happy with the stay, experience, and hotel. \nI'm considering making this my go-to hotel based on the fact it isn't totally insane like casino hotels are, is a smoke-free environment, and it has a great location on the strip.


Prices have changed a bit since Vanessa P's 2013 posting.\n1 8x10 = $10.00\n2 5x7 = $10.00\nSeems each sheet (regardless of the portrait size) has been reduced to $10.00\n\nRegardless, I believe the pictures are still expensive.  It would be 'considerate' if some savings were passed on to the parents since Bartolo is reaping studio prices for bulk services.  Package prices and extra prints are comparable to Sears/JC Penny or the other professional photographers located in the Mall.  (At least the other photographers provide a variety of poses).


I had the pleasure of encountering a faculty that could care less bout their student.\nAll the accolades this faculty received may have been warranted. But during on a one on one session ... this is not the case. Am glad that I've completed my studies here, and no longer have to deal with this inconsistent self-righteous faculty. *whew*\n\nUnfortunately, a faculty like this person, ruins the rep of an ok to good city college.


Ugh, the moment I walked into this place, I felt really awkward. We came here for our friend's surprise birthday dinner. It was about 6 o'clock on a Friday evening and as we're walking towards the door we see 2 women stumbling out completely wasted. Come on ladies, it's 6 o'clock.. what are you doing with your lives?\n\nWe walk in and the lay out is really awkward. If you've never been there and you're there for more than alcohol, it's not exactly clear what to do or how to get a waitress' attention. So we sit down and search the menu for anything without meat since it's a Friday and it is Lent. Sadly, the menu only had cheese pizza and a veggie burger. We ended up getting jalapeno poppers and a veggie burger and both were disgusting. \n \nIn addition to the disgusting meal, the patrons and the workers were grimey. Let me just break it down:\n\n(1) There are no designated smoking areas. Patrons and employees were walking around smoking around everybody. It was disgusting.\n\n(2) The crowd is a bit older... there was a lot of mid-life crisis resonating in the air. Let me just use this as an example. One of the guy's in our group paid to have a fire set up outside by our table. This old guy and his old lady dressed in dirt-biking outfits take a couple chairs and sit down right in front of me, blocking the warmth of the fire from me and my 5 month old. Thanks guy!  So the waitress goes up to the old guy and asks him what he would like to drink, and he says \" i'm on a motorcycle, so i'll have a diet coke\". Great to know guy... I think she asked what you wanted to drink, not what your mode of transportation was. \n       So 8 o'clock comes and the employees are letting us know of this ridiculous rule to have all children out by this time. So as were getting the kids ready, the guy in our group who paid for the fire, tons of drinks, and food says to us how he thinks it's a bad idea for business to kick people out by 8 o'clock and how he thinks they're losing money. Out of nowhere, the old guy on the cool motorcycle starts arguing with us about how he knows they're not losing money and he knows because he's been going there for 20 years. WTH? WAS ANYONE TALKING TO YOU? First of all old man, business is being lost because the man who paid for the fire you are sitting by is a millionaire and now he's never going back to this place and he's going to let all his rich friends know. Second, 8 o'clock is super early, and people don't start going out to the bars until at least 10 o'clock. Maybe people went out earlier 20 years ago, but times have changed grandpa. \n\n(3) This was a main complaint from other people in our party, but this place does not have a full bar. You'll have to settle for a beer, margarita, or sneaking in your own flask to get a good buzz.\n\n-Sorry for my rant, but this place sucked. I'm usually not picky about my food, I usually enjoy the outdoors, and I'm usually a nice person. BUT if you like second hand smoke, crappy food, rude old men, inappropriately dressed sabertooths, and a lack of good alcohol then BY ALL MEANS, check this place out.


Ehh....just so so


Giving this place two stars is a stretch, but the front service people have always been friendly, so there you go. \n\nNow about my experience with Hickory Hills:\n\nI was a loyal customer for three years for one of my dogs. Although I never felt like the service was great there, the prices were good and they seemed to care about the dogs, so I kept coming back. \n\nI don't know if something changed, but over time my dog started coming back sore and covered in blood. He started acting terrified whenever I would pull up front, and it was clear he was having bad experiences there. I asked the owner about this, and she said that nothing was going on and that he played well with other dogs. \n\nWell two months ago, my healthy four year old dog came back barely able to walk. It took weeks before he recovered, and he still hasn't seemed himself. I can't help but wonder what goes on there, but it seems like something fishy is going on. \n\nTo make matters worse, I boarded him at a different kennel last weekend. The owner immediately called me after I dropped him off and explained that he was acting traumatized and terrified of the kennel. He said it was very obvious he was not suited for kennels. \n\nUnfortunately, he also told me that some kennels are known for taking dogs that don't do well and lying to the owners to keep the business. When I mentioned Hickory Hills, he laughed and said they were the worst kennel in Madison. He also told me a story about how the owner or manager killed several dogs by leaving insect poison out in the play area.\n\nI feel so lucky my dog wasn't more hurt at this horrible kennel, and I hope nobody else has to lose a beloved pet to this sub-par facility. This is a harsh review but these things matter.


The store is always stinky. It smells like death and cinnamon. They are coupon friendly, so if you're used to being around dead people who loved to chew Big Red gum, please do shop here.


I suffered a major disappointment my first evening in Las Vegas.  \n\nDrai's no longer serves food.  \n\nI was led on all evening by stories of the delicious mac-n-cheese.  Having determinedly shaken my booty all evening to justify the caloric intake, it was a devastating surprise to discover my friend's favorite after-hours club no longer served the tasty treat.  In the showdown between smoking and food --- food lost.\n\nDrai's made up for the disappointment with a decidedly lush bordello-style interior, friendly bouncers, nice bartenders, strong mojitos AND free seats in which to rest my overworked feet.  It certainly helped that we were handed free entry coupons as we left the cab --- 'no cover' are two of the best words to hear together at a club.  \n\nThe music was more trippy/trancy than anything else, but that was perfect for the time of night.  The sparse crowd (we were there early for an after-hours club --- 2am) ran heavily to wannabe Euro-gigolos in big bug-eyed sunglasses but started to fill later with a cross section of late-night dwellers.  It seemed like the kind of place where anything goes and nobody really cares.  That's not quite as good as mac-n-cheese at 3am, but it comes close.


I unfortunately have to agree with the reviews. The girls at the front have attitude and it does not matter if you had a good massage or not. It also does not matter when you call what type of massage you want...they just need to book it. You say sweedish..they find swedish. I went in for a one hour deep tissue and it was HORRIBLE. The girl placed her hand on my back and did deep breathing while barely moving her hand. Then threw in an elbow for \"deep tissue\" work. \nIve been a member for years and recommend any other location. My favorites- desert ridge, scottsdale/101 and biltmore. It doesn't matter if you get a $39 massage if it sucks its just wasted $39 in my opinion.


As far as the food goes, I already love Famous Dave's sauce and the food was good considering where we are.  I have not been a fan of many LV eateries.\n\nGood tender ribs, the homemade complimentary chips were also good.  I can't say the drinks were all that potent but at least we got the Happy Hour discount.  But having been to places like Memphis this is not nearly the best BBQ I have ever had as some other reviewers insist.\n\nBut our server, Javier was EXCEPTIONAL.  If you can get him as a server you will feel like someone really took care of you.  He knows everything about the food, the sauces and tells stories about them all.  He stands out in a crowd of servers all over town who don't know their menus and don't care.\n\nOverall, the best local BBQ I have had and certainly the best waiter.


Spectacular Rubens on display, outstanding architecture and beautiful gardens. We had lunch on site from the self service Cafe which served food made from locally sourced ingredients of high quality. A serene and welcoming location admist of all the hustle and bustle of NV. Great 360 views. Not to be missed. Highly recommended.


Having worked on Mill Ave for 7 years, my co-workers and I have frequented Bison Witches for lunch on many occassions but stopped because service was generally too slow for your standard work day lunch hour.  \n\nA group of us made it the site of a recent happy hour and will never return for many reasons - none of which had anything to do with the beer selection or food. \n\nThe service was terrible - and it wasn't even a busy night, in fact we were the majority of the bar patrons.  Not only was it difficult to get a drink (bartender too busy texting - with three or four of them behind the bar serving) we were yelled at by the servers for standing by the bar.  Granted if we'd been blocking the ONLY way through, I could understand needing to ask us to move - but when there was plenty of space to pass through to deliver trays to tables and using profanity to do so was absolutely inappropriate.  Again, our group comprised a majority of the bar business at that time of the evening.\n\nFood isn't that great, there are other places with equally good if not better beer selections and MUCH better, faster, nicer service.\n\nPOST EDIT: I wanted to update this revie to reflect that the owner of Bison Witches has since contacted me and extended a very gracious apology for the events that occured.  He handled it very well and dealt with the employee in question.  I greatly appreciated him taking the time and responding in a very timely manner - I certain believe this will make me give them a second look next time we're in the market for a happy hour location!  Thanks!


I am 100% confused by the one star rating on here. \n\nI'm a newbie bicyclist/triathlete and just trying to learn the ins and outs of bike maintenance. I knew my gears were being wonky and I suspected it was my derailleur but I know just enough to make an educated guess and then turn it over to someone that actually has a real clue. Being a newbie I was a bit worried about being taken advantage of or not being considered a \"real\" biker with my 2nd hand Trek. \n\nI'm so glad I stumbled upon Espada's great reviews on Yelp. I easily found the shop right on North Davidson. Parking is like anywhere else in NoDa - sometimes easy, sometimes a pain in the ass. When you walk in you're in an art gallery/jewelry store/bike shop but no worries, bike shop in the back, easy to see. Steve isn't a huge chatter but he was able to take a look at my bike right away and I wondered around the shop as I waited. I asked some questions all of which he easily answered and his prices are beyond reasonable (I'd called around beforehand). I rode around yesterday and my bike is back in business. I never felt like he thought I asked a dumb question (I'm sure I did) and I certainly didn't feel like he tried to up-sale anything\n\nSo go support this local bike shop and check out the art while you wait.