Great Place! The food was like a fine restaurant in Taos! I had the Taos Combo Honey Smoked Pork Tamale, Tenderloin Relleno & Shrimp Enchilada for 16.95. Awesome! Rustic and tasty! They server was very good! We went to the Roaring Fork the night before and the food was not that good and cost 2 times more than B/A and I was treated to an undercooked piece of chicken! :oP Go if you have the chance! Don't forget the Sopapillas! We had 10 people and the service was great.\n As for the one star ratings. You can't drop a single star rating an then say the food is great. To me 90% of a rating is the food. Scottsdale location was Awesome as well! went there 2 nights in a row. Places have off nights it happens. If you say the food was great but you will never go again seems like your a bit high maintenance. Get over it!


Never going back.\n\nWhat  a disappointing waste of time. My wife and I were in the area (Tempe) and haven't been to Sweet Tomatoes in a while, so we decided to stop in. From the outside everything looked the same as last time, except for a small sign out front that said something about a \"field Kitchen\"...not really noticeable. As we walked in we soon noticed that things were not the same. It was total confusion from the start when we were asked if we had been to a \"field kitchen\" before and were then in the middle of a tour? We were instructed on how to order a salad and about the separate stations that were available. Gone were the long and endless serve yourself salad bar, soups, focaccia and other familiar items. You could still \"build\" your own salad, but over half of the original toppings were available and only two choices lettuce...old yellow and a mix of spinach and  some bitter red leaves. And at the end of the line a dressing Czar inquires about the choice of dressing...how weird.\n\nYou are now REQUIRED to carry a CARD with you at all times to purchase items \"A la carte\" at the various stations. Swipe for your salad, swipe for your drink, and  swipe for your entree. The \"basic\" salad included a smallish bowl...cup for one of the three soups and a smaller cup possibly the mac & cheese. There was also a small waffle cup that you could take to the soft serve machine...no toppings available. And gone was the fruit and desert bar?\n\nThe end of the line for me was when I had finished my disappointing salad and ventured over to the entree area...sticker shock! $2 for basic side items, $4 for pasta $5-$6 and up for pre-cooked meat items. NO WAY was this Sweet tomatoes! We finally had enough and made a line for the door. Once at the register it was apparent from the couple in front of us that  they eliminated their senior discount, raised their prices, and add an automatic 7.5% gratuity to the total. What? \n\nIf the government ever ran a restaurant, this would be IT!      \n\nWe hope that ST takes these reviews seriously and dose not ruin the remaining locations with this ridiculous concept.


been there before, but this tym was terrible... I just called to place an order for take out\nI didn't know the price but I got shocked when they charged 12 dollers for a medium pizza I was totally disappointed...\nthe messed up my pizza I asked for well done but it was too cheesi....


The chicken kabob entree is my absolute favorite thing to order here.  You get:  1 kabob jam packed with marinated chicken, 1 kabob of marinated mixed vegetables, a huge side of rice pilaf, a heaping of greek salad, and hummus and pita chips.  Talk about bang for your buck!  \n\nThe original lamb gyro is my second favorite thing to order here.\n\nMarket Grille now has a waitstaff, which I am kind of disappointed in.  I felt the old system of ordering at the register, taking a number, and getting your own drink worked just fine.  \n\nTheir customer service is superb, everyone is always very friendly and attentive.  \n\nTip:  Occasional 15% off coupons for Market Grill inside of the Review Journal.


mind you, this place opened recently so they still have a lot of work to do! lots!\n\nafter reading a review by our lovely CM and hearing about $1 oyster on sunday (which is true), i had to come and since i live not too far, can't say no.\n\nplace is nice with tables placed around the windows, a full bar seating (u-shaped) and a mini bar seating at the oyster counter. music is not bad.\n\ndrinks: interesting cocktails list (like the cotton candy one, la grande roue), a decent list of wine (both red and white) as well as champagne (even moet is there) and of course, the caesar list because oysters without a bloody? blasphemy!\n\nfood: right now, they only have oysters and a duck club sandwich and some chips.\n\nwhat did i got? i ordered la grande roue and some invisible oysters. the drink is quite good, nicely balanced and the cotton candy just add that little sweetness to it.\n\nthe invisible oysters: why invisible? i actually never got them. all i can say is that i saw people enjoying them and ordering some more because it's sunday and they are priced at $1 each.\n\nthe bad: service, service, service! when i got there, we were maybe 7 patrons in the bar and service was slow. took about 10-15 minutes to actually order something. once it got a bit more crowded, confusion just hit everyone. as i was enjoying my drink and wondering where the hell were my oysters (or if i actually had order them), i could see people waiting for what seem like forever to be served. their faces were pretty telling. some actually walk out as they got pissed.\n\nthing is, the place is not that big so mass confusion between the waiters, waitress and oyster guy and people not being served, hard to explain\n\nusually, when one gets bad service, they never come back but since they just opened, drinks are interesting and pretty good and $1 oyster on sunday, one has to give them another chance to work out the kinks and have a better experience. that's what i hope!\n\nit can get expensive! almost everything is $10+ but tax seems to be included in the price


I think this place is great! I've wanted to stop by here numerous times because its around the corner from my house in Rhodes Ranch. Finally decided to stop in for happy hour on my way to a show. It was packed! But so fun. The service was great and the beer so cold and tasty. Many drink specials from 4-7pm. The decor is very modern and dark. Which I like. A lot of TVs here too and a super cool lounge area to watch games and chill. The food was voted best bar food in Las Vegas by the review journal so...yeah. It rocked. Ill be back here many times in the future.


I agree with Nicole's comments.  Stopped in today (10/10) and tried two different flavors - carrot and lemon.  Both were dry - I've had better tasting ones from a box mix - and the icing was overwhelming in quantity, underwhelming in taste.  If you're only going to offer one commodity, you need to make sure it's outstanding, and unfortunately, these cupcakes weren't even close.


Called to place a catering order and they rudely asked me to call back in 20 minutes b/c they were busy. WTF? How about I'll call one of the other 20 Qdoba's in town to give my money to.


Ill start with why the food is a one star then explain why the service is as well. \n\nFirst off I judge a Mexican restaurant by their chips and salsa. Your food and service can be sub par but if you have amazing chips and salsa I will love it!  Not sure if ours was an old batch, but half our chips were wet and oily and the salsa was just tomato sauce with some canned diced tomatoes. Nothing special or tasty. \n\nI ordered a margarita just the house on the rocks no salt. We were sitting at a cocktail table so I watched the bartender grab a pint glass dump some ice in it then reach for a blender pitcher full of old pre made margarita and pour it in my pint glass. The server brought it out to me I explained that I really wanted a fresh made margarita. After a little discussion I just said no thanks I don't want a margarita anymore ill stick with water.  We finally ordered and then our food arrived and I cut open my chicken chimichanga to find it was beef. And my husbands chile con carne was supposed to come with tortillas. When the waitress came by again I explained that my chimichanga  was wrong and told her I thought my husbands came with tortillas. No apology offered for the mistakes. She just said oh ya  I can get you a side of tortillas if you want, as if she was doing us a favor. When mine finally came out corrected (my husband was done with his food by this point) it was correct but not really good. The chimichanga wasn't crispy (it's fried so it should be crispy, it was pretty soggy) and the black beans were just okay nothing special or flavorful. \n\nService wise - terrible. Once I sent back the margarita the server was cold, inattentive and refused to speak to me only looking and speaking to my husband. The manager did come by to address \"my question about the margarita\" offering no apologies for their methods just saying that they go through 60 gallons per week of margaritas. So what?!? I want a fresh made margarita not some warm pitcher of old margarita that has been sitting out on the counter for who knows how long. (By the way shouldn't margarita mix be refrigerated?) also after both our orders had issues we never received an apology or a manager visit or a comp or discount. Not expected but still nothing done about the problems. \n\nAfter all that I have no reason to come back. My husband liked his chile con carne but that's honestly the only positive of the experience. \n\nI guess our search for passable Mexican food continues


This store is just awful. The staff is very unfriendly and unhelpful. Juan assisted us with a stolen phone and we were informed it would take several days to receive a replacement, even with premium insurance!!! Unacceptable. I've know people to receive a replacement the same day with a different company. Will definitely be checking into other carriers after today. Juan was not only rude to us, but other customers approaching him while he was \"assisting\" us. He had a better-than-you attitude and the manager was no better. Ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous.


Ordered a grilled steak burrito for delivery and when I got it there was no steak.  The delivery service (Eats24) contacted the restaurant and said for sure there was steak in the burrito... so I guess the customer who's eating it is wrong!  What a joke, food was at best average otherwise.  Won't recommend this place to anyone.


Looks can be deceiving!  \n\nWe have passed by this place dozens of times and never thought it was much more than what it looked like from the outside, just another bar in a strip mall.  How wrong we were!  Last night we wanted to go out and have some good Wisconsin 'pub' food, but wanted to try someplace different.  After looking through reviews of numerous places on this site and others, I decided to give this place a try.  My family was a little skeptical at first, but once we entered fears began to ease.  The size, layout, decor and most importantly the food were all top notch for a pub.  The only reason I didn't give it five stars was picayune, but important to me.  Last night was Friday which means Fish Fry in Wisconsin.  Of course this meant I had to partake in the all you can eat version of it!  While the initial plate was plentiful and reasonably prepared, it took FOREVER to arrive and no one ever asked if I wanted more.  I'm sure this was probably due to them being packed, but even so it did detract a little for me from my overall take on the place.  That being said, we are eagerly awaiting our next visit there!


Well it was the finals of the Coupe du Monde, and ended up in this establishment.  To start, 2 things:  1st, i went to the one off of st. laurent, 2nd, the t.v.'s went out when the game was in extra time. So we arrive and I was quite impressed with the set-up for I find sports bars up here to be lacking as opposed to back home.  The seating is arranged almost perfectly to where you have a great view of a screen no matter where you are, even if they are completely black b/c they all went off WHEN THE GAME WAS IN EXTRA TIME!!. Comfortable seating and a nice clean look.  I was not planning on eating, but saw a lot of plates come out and the food and the presentation of \"said\" food catches the eye, unlike my eyes catching a glimpse of the game when it went into extra time. So I had the NACHOS OF WINDSOR, which was very delicious and did i mention that the t.v.'s went out when the game was in extra time. But the menu is not to complicated, but does have a few twist for a sports bar, a twist such as the t.v.'s going out when the game was in extra time.  They even have a private area that can seat up to 14 of your friends for an event, an event such as the t.v.'s going off when whatever game you are watching goes into extra time. Service was good, and the staff was friendly even when we were not, well after all, the t.v.'s WENT OFF WHEN THE GAME WAS IN EXTRA TIME!!!. All in all, a good time, except for the, \"say it aloud or to yourself\", and they did get the problem fixed in time to see the lone scored goal.  So if you are a sports fan, give it a try. And just pray that whatever you are watching does not go into extra time, cause in case you have not yet ascertained, the T.V.'S WILL PROBABLY GO OUT!!!!!!


I didn't get a chance to eat here but the mojitos were absolutely divine. they make their own rum in house and could easily be the elixir of the gods. worth the time, every time. highly recommend.


Well for starters I am not a big fan of the Beatles (Yes we do exist) so I was not really looking forward to this. We had reasonable seats and the venue is quite large and with stage being 360 and they way main stage is set it is possible to miss out somethings. Cirque tried to cover it with something going on each side but I found it to be a sensory overload. The soundtrack is good as it is a take on legendary music here. The acrobats are ok but not amazing like other shows. My friend enjoyed it but I wasn't impressed so my take is if you are a Beatles fan by all means go for it but if you are Cirque fan there are much better options.


I went to Kabuto thinking I was \"going out for sushi\". Good Sushi. But it was an \"experience\" instead. I had the opportunity to try things I never had, like monkfish liver... the seafood equivalent to fois gras. I found the chefs to be present and the waitstaff very communicative. Everything I put in my mouth was in the neighborhood of a \"9\", some better, only two things that I thought were less... but they just kept bringing more and it didn't matter. I ordered a sake recommendation from the waitress and loved it. The ambiance of the place captivated me. Soft lighting in a zen-sparse room. As soon as I stepped in the door, I knew this was not going to be an ordinary night out for sushi.


Came in late for the Semi-Annual sale and all the pajamas and bras were mixed up in size. Woman working the fitting rooms was extremely weird. She only let us bring in 5 bras at a time and hung the leftover ones awkwardly on the rack. For some reason, she also asked us what our names were without writing theme on the board. How pointless. Line was so slow.


Laid back atmosphere, fresh food, very open seating. Delicious food. Plenty of parking.


I'm not a big Hallmark shopper.  It's too easy top buy cards almost anywhere else.  That being said, I wanted to get a card for a friend and since Amy's Hallmark is near my home, I drove here and got the card.\n\nAmy's has a good selection and is a typical Hallmark store.  I regret the move by Hallmark to make so many cards with sound.  Just give me a good, old fashioned card with a  nice saying.  Or give me something humorous without the razzle dazzle.


I went there for lunch one afternoon. Ordered two slices and a drink. It took the older gentleman behind the counter a few minutes to pry himself away from what he was doing to tell the kid in back to come take my order.\n\nThe pizza was barely edible. One slice was stiff as a board. You could hold it at the point and it stayed straight. The other slice was sloppier than a wet noodle and on the borderline of being raw.\n\nHorrible. I will not be back and I would not recommend them to anybody.


Conveniently located to where I'm at. Menu looks tastefully planned. On my first visit, I ordered the white fish special. Although I was called to return back to work immediately, I had to @least get a quick taste before asking for it to get wrapped up to go! I must say, that one taste gave me the craves to wanting to just  finish it! LOL The service was politely excellent and I assure you & them that i will be back when I EVER get the free time away from work! Oh, I have to also mention that I went there w/my son on national pizza day that day, and my son ordered 2slices of their pizza, well being that he is a pizza fanatic since childhood, he was pretty much satisfied. So if you're wanting that pizzaria pizza and some good wholesome pasta dishes, then I suggest that you come on down and check it yourself, because it's \"Mama Mia mmm mmm good!\" LOL Oh! And plenty of parking as well! Bravo smooches!


This is hands down my favorite steakhouse.  Great service, great atmosphere.  I was a regular customer of this place, at least once a month until I moved away.  I always requested to be in Allan's section.  He is a great server.\n\nSeating can be tight, especially during peak hours.  \n\nEverything on the menu is a la carte, but the serving size is generous.  \n\nThere are so many things on the menu (and not on the menu) that I would recommend......splurge on the lobster mashed potato dish....the shrimp cocktail is always a favorite....(their atomic horseradish is ridiculous, but I can't stay away from it).....and they have a great Riesling by Kuhl.  (Jacked up price as always but difficult to find in stores).\n\nIf you've been to Morton's or Flemings, try this place.  It's waaaay better.


We stopped for a glass of wine and a beer. I enjoyed smoking a cigar on the patio. The staff was friendly.  But service was slow and prices were high.


The location of the hotel is great. Besides the location is overall very old. They have not done any renovations since 2005. It's an average hotel with not much to do inside besides the casino. For the price I paid here next time I'm sure I'll get a much newer and nicer place to stay. You really don't get the Vegas action you need.\n\nRecommended for people over 50.


Next time you're in Vegas, do yourself a favor and see a show at The Pearl!  We saw Tool here on their final show of their tour...it was absolutely mindblowing.  Small Venue...there really isn't a bad seat in the house and as mentioned from others, the acoustics are amazing.  My only complaint was that I just happened to sit next to two chain-smokers...but they were super drunk, got into a lover's quarrel and left halfway through the concert ....so, yay!


Les 3 brasseurs est plus une solution de rechange lorsque tous les autres restos \u00e0 proximit\u00e9 sont pleins. Chaque fois que j'y vais, je suis d\u00e9\u00e7ue de la nourriture. Souvent les plats sont fades, secs, bref n'ont rien d'extraordinaire et absolument tout d'ordinaire. Lorsque j'y suis all\u00e9e hier, c'\u00e9tait encore pire. Sur 6 personnes, seulement 2 ont appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 leur nourriture (des flamms....seule bonne option du menu me semble-t-il). Mon wrap aux l\u00e9gumes grill\u00e9s ne contenaient que 2 ou 3 minuscules morceaux de poivron et o\u00f9 \u00e9taient les avocats? Pire sandwich que j'ai pu manger dans ma vie. Je pr\u00e9f\u00e9rerais encore avaler un sandwich de la caf\u00e9t\u00e9ria de l'universit\u00e9. Mon amie qui a pris la tartine aux fruits de mer a \u00e9t\u00e9 atrocement d\u00e9\u00e7ue elle aussi... Son plat avait l'air d'une grosse \" toast \" garnie de c\u00e2pres, de saumon fum\u00e9 \" cheap \" et de 4 ou 5 crevettes surgel\u00e9es... Pas fameux! C\u00f4t\u00e9 bi\u00e8re, tous ont cependant bien aim\u00e9. J'avais opt\u00e9 pour la sangria blanche et encore l\u00e0, j'ai \u00e9t\u00e9 d\u00e9\u00e7ue. Mon verre ressemblait \u00e0 un m\u00e9lange fluo de jus en poudre. Disons que ce n'est pas la boisson que j'avais en t\u00eate. \n\nParlons service maintenant : queeee c'estttt lent! Nous avons d\u00fb attendre un bon 20 minutes avant que la serveuse vienne prendre nos commandes de boissons. Puis, un autre 20 minutes pour la nourriture. Ensuite, 25 \u00e0 30 minutes pour que la nourriture arrive. Finalement, presque 30 minutes apr\u00e8s que nous ayons fini nos plats, nous avons d\u00fb aller chercher la serveuse pour qu'elle prenne notre commande de desserts. Beaucoup trop de temps d'attente additionn\u00e9 pour un restaurant aussi...boff. C'\u00e9tait bruyant et la musique \u00e9tait digne d'un club \u00e0 2 h du mat'. \n\nMes 2 \u00e9toiles vont \u00e0 la serveuse qui, malgr\u00e9 sa lenteur, \u00e9tait gentille et n'h\u00e9sitait pas \u00e0 nous recommander des plats (nous aurions peut-\u00eatre d\u00fb l'\u00e9couter!).


A bit hard to find, but well worth the hunt.  It is on the thrid floor of the cosmopolitan.  Got one cheese slice and it was just great.\n\nI haven't had an authentic new york style pizza, so I couldn't compare, but for pizza it was really good.\n\nThis place is small and if busy might be hard to find a spot to sit and eat, but pizza is pretty easy to just eat on the go.


I usually have great experiences at Big Five stores. This was my first time in this particular store. We had our 2 year old with us. After walking around the store for about a half an hour I was just about to purchase a punching bag when my daughter, who is potty training, said she needed to use the restroom. It is obvious that they do not have a public restroom but my wife asked anyway if our daughter could use a restroom. The associate said no because of company policy. What! I turned and clarified by restating that the company would not allow a 2 YEAR OLD use the restroom and again he said no and did not even bother to get a manager. So we immediately left the store without a purchase. \n\nAfter we left I called the store to speak to the manager on duty about the situation. Same response. Actually, he said it was policy because of shoplifters. Great people skills. Long story short, I may visit a Big Five in the distant future but NOT this one. \n\nMANAGEMENT-- teach your associates and managers to use discretion in their decision making process. Sure, someone MAY attempt to steal something, but you DEFINITELY lost a customer. BTW the vast majority of shoplifters will not ask a sales associate to escort them to the bathroom as the fact is that the item would need to already be concealed so why bother.


Auld Dubliner Irish Pub\n\nPicture this a Italian  village complete lakes, and waterfalls. This oasis in the middle of Nevada desert is a nice respit from the Chaotic Vegas strip. \n\nFirst this you will notice is the open air styling from the bar to outside patio\n\nSecond thing you will notice is the amount of wood in this place!  Hee hee \"amount of wood\" :O)\n\nThird thing is selection of Single Malt Irish Whiskey, and bar taps..... hmmm whisky! \n\nFare: The food is okay.  I had the \"Boxty\" if you have not had a \"Boxty\" it is great! This potato is flat and usually has a bunch of veggies, and some meats stuffed in this great fluffy, tasty cake... \n\nPrice: Reasonable


Val and Bill are the bomb! Great friendly service and fresh delicious food! Chorizo made on site!


Visiting for a week on business. Great local beer! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. I recommend the Honey  Brown. They also had a local band playing. Offers seating inside and two balconies.


our favorites are the miso soup, mermaid and baked lobster roll! I take my kids here often, we love it!  The atmosphere is nice, the kids enjoy sitting and watching them make the rolls.  The lunch specials are very affordable the customer service is great.  very clean too!


I'm really torn to say whether I would give them two or three stars. For the most part I always get the turkey sausage grits bowl and its awesome the sausage is juicy and the eggs cheese and grits is that perfect compliment although it can seem a bit pricey for the portion just 1 small patty just doesn't stretch through your bowl well. \n\nBut on the other hand service means everything to me and I have to say the people working there are so ungrateful when it comes to you giving them your hard earned money. I find the cashiers to always be smug and cold very brief and unapproachable. I think that they should be required to go through some sort of customer service skills review or course or maybe the owner should reevaluate who behind the register because the are the first impression to their business.


When we got to the Giggle Box today we were informed that the hours had recently changed and we would only have a half hour to play. Come to find out the hours had changed just 3 days before. I follow Giggle Box on Facebook and asked why the new hours hadn't been posted there. I was told they had *tried* to post to Facebook and send out an email notification, neither of which had worked. We were still charged the same daily rate to play, even though GB had apparently made minimal to no effort to let customers know it might not be worth their time to drive there. :/ \nWe still really love playing here but will consider driving further for better customer consideration.


Bliss is an adorable little boutique/gift shop on Broughton Street. It isn't very large but it doesn't stop this shop being stuffed full of gorgeous wares and there's plenty to feast your eyes on. \n\nThey have an excellent range of Paul & Joe cosmetics which are beautifully presented so perfect for gifts but also great if you just want to treat yourself. Beside the Paul & Joe range I noticed some equally beautifully packaged cosmetics by Tokyo Milk. I've never seen these before but they were gorgeous with pretty compacts and mirrors to powder your nose.\n\nIn addition to cosmetics they also have a small section of ladies clothing at the back with pretty dresses and cardigans and a whole section at the front dedicated to babies clothing and toys. \n\nAnother thing that I noticed was that they had those huge old school wind up phone on display in all different colours, I would love one of them for my house but I bought a hamburger phone just last week so I'm no longer on the lookout for phone, unfortunately.\n\nI left with a Marmite postcard for one of my friends who is obsessed with Marmite, when we were both living in Germany she really struggled with the fact that she couldn't find the yeasty spread anywhere so now whenever I see it I think of her. The postcard is very cute and I'm almost certain that she'll like it.


I came here twice for yoga on a recent visit to Montreal. Sangha is conveniently located just steps from Sherbrooke station and feels like an urban oasis. The facilities are news, super-clean, and very calming. There are 2 spacious studios - 1 on the main level, 1 upstairs. The reception area includes a small smoothie and snack bar where they serve complimentary tea. There is also a small boutique with yoga wear, mats, DVD's, books, etc. I found the service very friendly, even to an anglophone with just passable French. Zero attitude and it was fun to practice my French. Changerooms are really nice and spa-like, with one shower and lots of lockers (but you need to bring your own lock). They can provide towels at the reception area, although I don't know if there's a charge for that. \n\nThey have a busy schedule of several classes daily, so it's great because there's so much to choose from. I took the Hatha class on Saturday with Josianne and really enjoyed it. Although it was entirely in French, I could follow along (I agree with Velma - the amount of French you need is inversely proportional to how much background you have in yoga). Josianne was a patient teacher with attention to detail. I also tried the Shakti Flow class on Sunday with Marjorie. I didn't really enjoy it as much, but that was partly my own misunderstanding of what the class would be. I usually do Ashtanga and i thought it would be a similar flow or vinyasa-type class. Shakti flow is actually more like Nia, fusing some aspects of yoga with pilates or dance. There was a lot of hip circles and waving our arms with our eyes closed, and it wasn't much of a workout for me.  \n\nIt is expensive at $18/class, but I got the $20 weekly pass for newbies so that wasn't so bad. Mat rentals are $2. They also have a clinic in the basement for massages and other treatments. \n\nI would come back for yoga next time I am in Montreal, but I would stick to Hatha or Vinyasa classes instead of Shakti!


I had the clam chowder and a dozen oysters. The chowder was very creamy and thick.. it almost had the texture of a potato soup. The bar seats around 25 or so people and there are a few tables. There a good selection of dishes. The oysters were sweet, but on the smallish side.


We planned my daughters 21 st birthday here.  We used a Vip service. There was 20 of us.  The doormen never let my daughter in and we were all upstairs waiting for her.  on Halloween they wouldn't let her in with her costume, a teddy bear..???...\nIf you want to get pick pocketed go to this club!  They took it from his front pocket ! There is a pro crew running with the management , they are letting these crooks in. As if it wasn't expensive enough !  $2000.00. For four bottles....  it gets WORSE...\nDon't take your wallet ! They charge for water too !  With table service ... Arghhhhh a horrible and very dangerous venue... You Cant get out, only down one stair case you have to get down three flights of stairs with 5,000 others.  They know about the pick pocketing and they are still letting them in. They said our wallet will show up in the morning when they clean up .... No.     I met another victim at the airport too, also identity theft. Credit card fraud. No ID either what a hassle at the airport.  \nTao RUINED  our trip...


Spit your gum out before you enter. Be prepared to get frisked. Bring .50$ for the locker. And forgo all fear and enjoy yourself. \n\nYes, it's swarming with young 'uns on Saturday night, but don't let them whizzing by you, showing you up, discourage you from letting your inner child come out to play. In fact, laugh much, laugh hard and don't be afraid of falling. \n\nI fell once, taking my date down with me. Ha! It was the highlight of my skating experience. So funny. \n\nI wasn't sure what to expect, but Great Skate is alot of fun. If you aren't pro enough to skate backwards or play the games, just watch. It's fun, too. \n\nI recommend this place and roller skating for when you need to break away from reality and just enjoy yourself. \n\nI give this place only 3 stars because it's not in the greatest neighborhood (hence security measures) and you have to be ready for a bunch of kids running around and, well, being kids. If you can handle either, then you're golden.


Bouchon is one my favorite places to go when I am in Vegas,\nMy last trip in March was marked with a scar. I left a comment on their website and have not heard back so I decided to post here as well.\nIf you have been there you would know that the food is good and prices are on the expensive side. So what stunned me when I got my bill is the charge of their house water for $7 a carafe. ($21 for 3). Seriously! You are charging me for tap water at a place where we pay more than regular prices for food. Shame on you for trying to rip off your customers. And btw I didn't ask for any special water, I said tap water when I was asked what do I want to drink. \nThe good news is that they adjusted the price but that was embarrassing in front of my business guests.


This is probably the place you should eat in Vegas. the price are a fraction  of what you would pay to eat at other places. 3 appetizers 3 main courses and the bill comes out way less than eating 2 entrees inside one of the 17 fancy hotels.\n\nThe food is pretty decent. friendly service. attentive. tons of seats.


HATE  Nothing.\n\nDISLIKE  Female server lacked personality, didn't check on me except to bring me my food or water, and gave me my bill without even suggesting dessert. Cook forgot to make an item I ordered, and she didn't even notice!\n\nLIKE  The curry. The loco moco. The different sides and toppings. The desserts.\n\nLOVE  Nothing.


The staff allowed a woman whom I nicely asked to contain her children, berate me and come back twice to tell me how \"mean and evil\" of a person that I am for asking her to quiet her screaming children during lunch.  I asked the staff to remove her, and they simply stood and watched/listened.  I've never been treated so horribly in a restaurant.  My friend and I will not be returning, and I will share this experience with everyone that I know.  I asked for the manager, and he did not choose to help the situation by showing up.  As a former restaurant owner, I am horrified and disgusted.


Never had a funner barber experience\nBlade Masters provided an original old school barber experience.  Really- jokes, laughs, great conversation, and quality hair cutting filled the spacious shop.  I felt like I stepped back in time when I saw the card table with dominoes at the comfy waiting area.  Folks were there to simply visit, which I loved-lets you know that this business treats every customer like a member of the \"circle\"\n\nPayed a visit to Vegas and needed to cut my locks off, found Blade Masters on a google search and dropped in.  Was attended to instantly, enjoyed the music and surrounding conversations so much I honestly didn't want to leave so soon.  Freaked out a little when baby boy whipped out the shaving blade-never had my edges cleaned up with shaving cream and a blade, @that point I decided I would be back to Blade Masters anytime I was in Las Vegas whether I need a hair cut or eyebrow arch...yes, they do eye brows!


nice place to get grocery and gas, its a convenient neighborhood grocery store in south phx


I eat here twice a month the food is always good.  I usually sit at the bar and the bartender always takes great care of me I think his name is ben very good.  Reliable and considtant


Okay so to be fair i must explain my 2 star rating; it is extremely conditional and is most likely not the restaurants fault but nevertheless im dishing out my wrath, but with restraint as well:\na while back i came here on a date. It was a cool autumnal (phoenix's version of autumn) night and as we stepped inside we were told by the hostess that there were no tables available and that we'd have to wait 15 min or so. No big deal. We asked if we could sit outside on the patio, 'sure' we were told 'a server will be right with you'.\nwe sit down, chit chat, exchanging pleasantries and, diggi do, the minutes fly by.\n5 min pass and not even a glance from inside. 8 min pass and still not even a water. I was famished at that point and was starting to get cranky, my then girlfriend sensed this and was getting anxious at my growing irritation. we start trying to make eye contact with someone inside; nothing. 10 minutes go by and we sit unnoticed.\nwe waited, and waited. discussing the menu. trying to be patient. \nafter 20 some odd minutes we were about to round the thity minute mark when i'd had enough. Being that it wasn't even my idea to eat there, and that i was starving (not too mention we hadnt even been given water at this point) i flew into a temper tantrum and demanded we leave immediatly. \nGranted i could've stepped inside and asked for service but that just seemed embarassing and unnecessary from my point of view.\nSo all in all my loath for Bocca has little or nothing to do with their food, as i've never been privledged to try it, but more to do with being treated like a filthy undesireable proletariate- \nwhich i may or mayn't be....but thats hardly for them to decide.\nyou've disappointed me Bocca.


What can I say that hasn't been said?  \n\nXS is huge.\nXS is grandiose.\nXS is opulent.\nXS is expensive (if you don't have boys paying for your drinks and free admission)\nXS has a huge pool in the middle.\nXS played great music on a Friday night.\nXS had all the beautiful people in Vegas.\nXS has stripper poles everywhere.  Even the lights are stripper poles.\n\nThis is by far the best club I have ever been to in my life....and I've been to a lot of them.


Went there this past Thursday with my wife for one of her birthday dinners...BEST MEAL OF THE WEEKEND (vs. L'Atelier and Picasso)!!!  And probably the best meal I've had in the past 5 years.  It was insane because we were the only people there...opened up on Thursday because of our request.  Chef Hiro worked alone while we chit-chatted with him and the maitre'd about food, inspiration, the restaurant biz, vegas, and hotels.  Each night's menu is variable with some guidance on the progression of the dishes/savoriness.  The night was capped with the pastry chef introducing his chocolate plate, fruit plate (separate courses), and homemade confections.\n\nMost memorable:\nUni barley risotto with duck thigh confit and shitakes, topped with a generous dollop of fresh uni.  The uni richness replaces the mundane use of foie gras (don't get me wrong...I love foie gras, but I love culinary whimsy).  It was such a WONDERFUL surprise...a briny richness.\n\nA True MUST GO!!!!


Wow! I can't believe I've been buying beer from the pathetic selection at Sainsburys when this little gem of a convenience store has been here all along. The great thing about this place is the copious beer selection: Black Isle, Cairngorm, Erdinger, lots of other German and Scottish beers, and some American ones. Not cheap, but quality.


I discovered George's through my restaurant.com coupon.  My girlfriend and I ordered two original Gyros.  I had the fries and she had the salad.  We also ordered the fried mushrooms and jalopeno poppers.  The fried appetizers came out first.  And they were perfect!  We have had fried mushrooms in the past that were dripping in grease or still frozen in the middle.  These were absolutely done to perfection.  They were crispy and seasoned without leaving you feeling greasy.  The gyros and fries were also well done.  The portions were generous for the price.  This is my new Gyro spot for sure.


Sehr nette Bar in der Karlsruher Weststadt. Sehr stiilsicher eingerichtet mit gem\u00fctlichen M\u00f6beln. Auch die Terasse ist toll gestaltet und l\u00e4dt zu gem\u00fctlichen Abenden ein.\n\n\n Mir hat es dort sehr gut gefallen, nur die Musik h\u00e4tte die Gesp\u00e4che ein wenig einfacher gestaltet.\n\n\n Absolut zu empfehlen f\u00fcr Cocktails und nach Restaurant Besuchen.\n\n\n Empfehlung von mir!


Hands down, best yogurt in all of lv and I assure you, I've been to all of them. The pumpkin pie flavor is BOMB!!!


there was no lobster at all when we were there which was a big dissapointment.  the snow crab legs were, well, crab legs, and so i ate my money's worth in those.  no king crab legs, which was a huge shock.\n\nthe oysters were good, and interestingly one of the better things they had was Peking (/Beijing) Duck, which was quite good.\n\nThey did have some pretty delicious sides, particularly the cheesy and loaded mashed potatoes.\n\nhad I known that the snow crab legs were pretty much the only thing I really wanted that would be there we wouldn't have come.  overall the food was good just the lack o the key things I would expect at a $50 buffet mean we won't be back next time we're in town.


I heart beef bulgogi bento boxes! :)


It's been a while since I've updated my review for Komol, so here we go. \n\nThe food is still delicious! I finally got to try the herbal salad, since I'm attempting to eat healthier lately. It was refreshing and absolutely delicious. It had just the right amount of spice and the texture was delicious. My dining companions got the mee krob to start and the spicy mint chicken, pork pad thai and some chicken dish that escapes me at the moment. All were incredibly happy with their meals. I took some garlic fried rice with beef home to my fella as well. I took a few bitefuls of that as well and love it!\n\nThe service can be hit or miss here, but they were extremely attentive on this visit and refilled our water glasses regularly. They were pretty packed for the holidays and seemed to accomodate the large amount of guests quite nicely. Definitely still one of my favorites!


I came to Souper Salad right after getting rejected by a closeby Quiznos that didn't accept my online coupon (a story I will write next).  I asked them if they had any specials, and they offered a coupon for free drinks with no questions asked.  I have been to Soupplantation/Sweet Tomatoes several times, so I was expecting something similar.  \n\nI first came to the salad bar, and I noticed that there were a lot of variety of vegetables and even meats.  At Sweet Tomatoes, you usually have to pay a little extra for chicken.  \n\nThe sides were pretty tasty too with 3 different kind of soups, pizza, pasta, and nachos.\n\nSo far 3 good points to the meal, and then comes the extras.  They had a cinnamon roll bread to die for.  It tasted especially good with a little ice cream on top.\n\nI will pleasantly happy after a bad experience from Quiznos.


Wonderful experience. Nice little sushi house. The fish was fresh and the rolls were rolled nicely and balanced in flavor. \n\nOur server - short with curly hair - was very knowledgable and kind. \n\nI checked in with yelp and whereas it says that you receive a free appetizer with a check in, that's incorrect. You get a gross sweet little cocktail-type drink. I was kinda annoyed by that.


Been coming here since they opened. Great store (near the In N Out), store is set up beautifully with LED lights, and the livestock look great. I get almost everything I need for my reef aquarium from here, and they order anything not in stock. Eric really cares about the animals, and won't pick up any special order fish (or sell them to customers) unless they are healthy. I can't speak highly enough of this shop, what a great local business to be able to support!


This place is ok, the menu has a good selection of foods and the staff seemed friendly enough.  It was crowded so it took a little while to get our table and our food, however the decor of the place keeps your mind off of the wait time.  \n\nThe food is average, I cannot say it was horrible, but it was not memorable enough to say that it was fantastic.  There are many other choices of places to eat, however, if I find myself in an area with an Elephant Bar, I know what to expect going in.\n\nI know the staff vary from place to place, I have been here once before and sat in the bar with a friend and I can say the bartendar, a young girl was not the most pleasant.  She was nice and took care of us, but her sense of humor was not a warm and welcoming persoanlity, it is like she was there because it was a job and nothing more.  \n\nIf you are hungry this is not a bad place and know you will get ok food here, but do not expect a gourmet meal.  Friendly service is a toss up by place and person you deal with I guess, but like I said I would go here again if needed.


I used to LOVE Dave's, but recently this one has gone REALLY down hill. The food is usually consistant, but the service is always hit or miss. I've been sat in the bar a few times, and hate it in there. I usually always get good service in the resturaunt so I have asked to be sat in there when the hostess starts heading to the bar. Last week the hostess didn't listen and insisted on seating my husband and I in the bar. The resturaunt side always has us in and out within 35 minutes. The bar takes forever, no matter who is bartending. This time in the bar it took us 1:15 to eat and get out of there. We ordered chicken and pork off their new meal deals. The food is already smoked/cooked, so why on earth it took almost 30 mins to get food is beyond me. After finishing our food and putting our napkins on our plates, it took another 10 mins for the bartender to ask us about dessert, 10 more mins to get dessert, and after those were finishes, 10 mins to get out check. After another 10 minutes, I ended up walking my check up to the bartender to run our card. The bartender wasn't even that friendly on top of it. It was like the people eating bothered her. She had about 4 customers at the bar and there were 2 other tables eating. Not even that busy. I also assume the bartender was some sort of manager the way she barked orders to the other staff. Take a word of advice and eat in the resturaunt unless you plan of spending the day there and getting crappy service... Go 15 mins west to the Flamingo location or go 15 mins East to Lucielle's.


My husband and I stopped in for an early weekend lunch recently. We had the entire place to ourselves for a bit around 11:30. It's attached to the Fashion Show Mall, and it seemed like most were just grabbing a quick bite in the food court instead. \n\nI liked the fact that our server asked if we preferred butter or olive oil and parmesan to go along with our bread. Gimme' the oil and parm, please! A pet peeve of mine is that a few select Italian restaurants in St. Louis want to up-charge for this... yes, seriously. Anywho, we carbed out on the stuff. :)\n\nI ordered the chicken and spinach cannelloni, while my husband went with the chicken parmesan. Both lunch portions were friggin' HUGE! My husband actually had two full breasts of chicken on his plate served with a large side of pasta. Four noodles came in my order, and had big chunks of chicken in every bite. We made a good dent in the dishes, but still had plenty left over. We both agreed that it was good, but it didn't compare to the good ole' authentic Italian we both love so much.


Not the hotel of my choice, but definitely fit the bill for sleeping accommodations. The desk staff was pleasant and very helpful in helping us find food at 9:30pm on a Monday night.


The service is hit or miss, but the food is almost always great. The staff was all eating lunch at the same time one day when we came in. They had to fight over who was going to get up to seat and serve us.


They get one star for cleanliness and decor. Aside from that, the service was horrible and they were out of half of the items on the menu.


I had issues with this place for a couple of reasons.  #1 the waitress told us the special of 5 beers in a bucket for $20, but never once mentioned you can get a pitcher of the same beer for $7.  #2 they never called me up to sing and I turned my song in pretty early in the night.  Other than that the place was fun, typical karaoke.


Came in to order some drinks for the long ride back to  Los Angeles and was not disappointed... I'd say probably one of the better tasting boba places I've tried while here in Vegas. They have similar squatty cups that don't fit in normal cup holders like half n half have back at home. Tea tasted good, boba was soft but not as \"sweet\" as I was expecting/hoping. Atmosphere and employees were nice. Overall not bad if you're in Vegas :)


I went on Sunday for dinner and it was about an hour wait outside. For the price I guess the wait is ok.\n\nBut the food was surprising better than I expected...  \n\nHere some of the stuff they have...\n\nThe salad bar - the usual goodies and dressing.\nThe Mexican section - Enchiladas, tacos, nachos, fajitas, spanish rice & a few others.\nThe American section - Steak, fried chicken, grilled bbq chicken, poached fish, mac & cheese, corn bread & few others.\nThe Asian section - noodles, mandarin chicken & a couple more I can't remember.\nDessert bar - Fruits, cookies, brownies, pies, ice cream, chocolate fountain, caramel fountain & cotton candy.\n\nHighlight was that the food was better than expected.\n\nOverall, I'd probably come back but not if i'm starving lol


-4 stars for the food that my date and I had, +1 star for the wait-staff service, and being seated quickly during an extremely busy Thursday night.\n\nMy date got the chili - only ate half of it. There was so much cheese in it, and she said it tasted like spicy marinara with beans.\n\nI had the beef stroganoff. It was so oily, that there was an oil slick underneath. It also caused me to have gastronomical issues for the remainder of the evening.\n\nI might go back to try a burger...


Happy hour and yummy margaritas!\n\nMy sister, brother-in-law, and I took the aunties and uncles who visited from all over the world here for happy hour. Located inside Luxor, the surrounding view from the restaurant was pretty neat!\n\nWe ordered a bunch of the appetizers and pitchers of margaritas. The service was excellent and fast. The food was typical happy hour food, all fried covered in cheese and meats which was of course, good. It was ok, nothing special or fancy but everyone got to try everything, and everyone was satisfied. \n\nIt's a cool place to check out if you're in the area!


I wasn't sure what to expect with all the bad reviews that I read about this place. But after staying here for 3 nights, it looks like things have improved. \n\nThe whole place underwent renovation about 3 weeks ago. My room was spacious, clean, and fairly quiet. There is construction going on next door that you can hear inside but the noise wasn't loud enough to wake me up. Soap, shampoo, and clean towels were all provided. The free WiFi worked well. The location and price are hard to beat. Search online for coupon codes.\n\nMy only complaint is that my nonsmoking room (the entire hotel is nonsmoking now) still smelled of smoke.


Pretty simple: I walked in, explained what I was looking to do and they didn't sell me anything. He said \"here's a sample of what I would use, I actually use it. It'll do good and if you don't like it, come back and we'll try another sample.\" He was right, I loved it and did what it was supposed to. Went back, picked up a full bottle this time and STILL friendly as heck.\n\nI tell ya, a Vitamin Shoppe or GNC seems to always want to SELL you. Then you get to the register and its \"this is paired with ____ usually\"...more selling. Not here.\nGood advice and a friendly atmosphere. When I need something again, Ill be back, and ill reccomend to friends!


I like this place! Been coming here for years. Chefs are fun and servers are friendly.  Good food and great price.  Try it.


This place is a joke.   I Call them they tell me they have a special two pizzas14.99 and I order it. They bring it and delivery guy says  29.99.  I tell delivery guy about their  price quote  and he calls his boss.. Boss says their price is correct.  I talk to owner she argues and tells me that the price is 29.99..i mean I'm not lying lol... I felt bad for driver but told him to take pizzas and leave.   Also they said 45 minutes and it took 1 hr 15 minutes.. This place is literally a joke of an establishment


Great place!! I love my nails and toes!! Will come back again!! Prices are reasonable and everyone is friendly and courteous!!


A well kept secret! If you are looking for wine treats, you have to check this out. It is like a little wine store located right inside the department store. They do tastings and classes and have a special room for the fine stuff.. I have only just peeked through the glass, but YUM!


I DON'T LOVE THEIR BURGERS.\n\nI like it but I don't love it. Food took way too long to come out and my medium burger was well done. I like the different sauces and their fries though. I had a better burger at serendipity and they don't even specialize in burgers. We ordered I love bacon and thanks to the bacon otherwise It's just an overpriced carl's jr. Plymouth's pride... don't even think about it might as well get a frozen turkey patty at the grocery store and microwave it. \n\nI do love that their have variety of flavors and cuts for fries.


I liked the pizza\nbut not enough for the wait times.\n\nI mean, really.\n\nI'd rather just go to Peter Piper, order a pizza and play some skeeball instead.


Organized a business breakfast here and was impressed by how attentive and efficient the service was. We were seated at a great table facing the windows. I really liked the little chair they offered for purses, too cute.\n\nI had the duck hash & eggs which was delicious, although the pancakes looked great too. Tableau is perfectly classy and elegant, yet casual at the same time.


We had dinner here this past Saturday.  The food was outstanding.  If you're into Greek food and especially seafood, you will not be disappointed.  We have been to Greece twice, so we have a pretty good sense for what the real thing should taste like, and this place amazing in terms of the food.  The grilled octopus appetizer was to die for.  However, the service was painfully slow, hence only the 3 stars.  Our waiter's excuse that he was dealing with a larger party was pretty lame, considering the $240 bill for two (no dessert, and only 2 glasses of wine).  It took 2 hours to get our food. We were so tired of sitting and waiting that we skipped the dessert.  Beware of the market price of the daily fish.  Ours was $98, for two, which they don't tell you up front, so you might want to ask in advance.  Also, the wine pours were a bit skimpy for the $16 per glass price.


If your a fan of Michael Jackson this is a must see. I'm not going to spoil it for anyone but it's a must see. It was a visual orgy of colors stunts and music. Truly an amazing show.


I think it's fair to say that Spanish cuisine hasn't caught on in the UK in the way that, say, French or Italian has. We're all au fait with authentic coq au vin and insist on our pasta being al dente, but, despite tv chefs throwing chorizo into every second dish, how many of us really know what Spanish food is all about? Tapas and sangria might be holiday staples but when looking for somewhere for dinner Spanish doesn't seem to be the first thing that springs to mind. \n\nEl Quijote has changed all that, and in doing so has leaped right to the top of my list of favourite places.\n\nIt's small and cosy, with a sort of rustic d\u00e9cor that doesn't overdo it but still manages to feel welcoming and snug. I'm glad we booked ahead as it was full and they were turning people away. The staff are friendly but not overbearing, and the menu is just extensive enough to require some tough decisions but not to leave you languishing in the slough of menu despond. \n\nAnd the food, of course. Man. That was some of the best grilled meat I've had in ages. We started with some simple tapas: the obligatory chorizo and manchego, and some piquant grilled peppers, to go with the complimentary bread and olive oil. Then onto the main courses. My grilled Iberian pork was incredible (see photo). Tender and pink on the inside, with that nice grilled outside, little bits of crisp and crunch, just heavenly. And the simple accompaniment of potatoes and salad was all that was needed. \n\nI didn't particularly like the wine I chose, so I made up for it by finishing the meal with some unctuously rich sherry from their short sherry menu. Much better than having pudding. The next day I was dreaming of that grilled pork and we'll be back soon to try the rest of the menu.


You'll find this grub inside a seedy yet surprisingly clean bar called moon doggies.  I told Chris, the Naked City Pizza Owner, I 'd be scared to patronize this joint at night. He is assured me it's cool...mostly industry folk.\n\nTook hubs and dad in for lunch.  Strangely enough, we didn't have any pizza.  I know this guy is from Buffalo so we decided to try his buffalo wings.  We also tried the steak frites sub (a special written on the board).  Dad had a chili cheese hot dog with everything and fries.\n\nThe wings were good.  We ordered them \"hot\"  The were great!  Cooked just as I like them.\n\nDad loved his hot dog.  It had chili, cheese, pickles, onions, jalapenos and so on.  He didn't love his fries.\n\nThe steak frites sub was a monstrous roll coated with cheese and stuffed with garlicky beef, creamy horseradish, and skinny fries.  It was served with a side of peppery gravy to drizzle over the top.  The sandwich was excellent.  Lots of meat.  Perfectly seasoned.  Yum-o!\n\nOur lunch for three was $25 and we brought some home.\n\nI\"ll definitely go back soon to try the pizza!!


Nice location. Too bad Westmount Park is just a bit too far to make it before your ice cream melts! Delicious excellent ice cream and nice place to sit and enjoy.


We ate in the downstairs \"casual\" section where a three course dinner is the standard and entrees run you ~$35.  I ordered the clam chowder to start followed by the arctic char entree.  I told the waiter I didn't want bacon (as listed on the menu) on my arctic char which should have been a clue to him that I don't eat pork.  I have now come to find out that the clam chowder had bacon in it which was not listed as an ingredient on the menu.  The chowder had undercooked hard pieces of potato and chewy clams so I was not impressed.  The arctic char with Brussels sprouts was delicious.  The fish was cooked properly and I gobbled up the whole entree.  For dessert my husband and I had the ice cream tasting game, which was really fun.  Trying the mole ice cream was an unexpected and hilarious surprise.  I would dine here again for the entree only.  However, if you are looking for fish I would go to American Fish by Michael Mina at the Aria hotel.  Everything about that restaurant surpasses RM Seafood.


I feel like such a dork because I'm super excited about Washworks having a Groupon. I was here last week with my boyfriend to use the first Groupon, which is the Deluxe wash ($19.99). They did a great job, so I came back today because they have a promo; $20 for wax on any wash on Mondays. So here I am, IN washworks yelping about them, haha!\n\nI ended up using the same groupon, the Deluxe wash, and added the wax. It's been a good 20 minutes, but I dont mind because they have these two computers for the customers, and Calizzanos; authentic italian espresso & gelato..\n\noh brb! my car is finished lol


I was very excited to try Ramsay's food, as I've been a television fan for a long time.  We ordered Ice water with lemon, and only received ice water.  We ordered the onion rings as an appetizer; the homemade ranch was delicious, and the chipotle ketchup was ok, at best.  The onion rings were quite greasy, although seasoned well.  For the main course, we ordered the \"Farmer's Burger\" (I can't fully remember the name, but it was a burger with duck bacon and an egg on top) ( I would rate this burger alone a 3.5), the \"Hells Kitchen Burger\", and the Truffle Fries with Truffle Aioli.  The hells kitchen burger was charred so badly on the bottom that I could taste nothing but burnt, and had absolutely no seasoning.  The burger had roasted jalepeno, tomato, and avacado on top of a cheese I cannot remember the name of.  We had a shift change mid service, so the new waiter took a while to catch on that the burger was sitting there untouched.  We advised him that not only was it charred, there was NO seasoning whatsoever.  He brought back a less cooked burger, but with no seasoning still.  To have roasted vegetables with raw (thickly cut) avacado on top with NO salt was a slap in the culinary world's face.  The only salt was from the cheese, which you could taste in the last bite (as all the toppings were eaten already.)  I would never go back, and will never eat at a Ramsay restaurant again.  To \"rectify\" the issue with yet another unseasoned burger told me that it was intended to be bland.  No thanks, for over $50 I could have eaten three times the amount at In N Out burger and been completely satisfied!  (Oh yes, the fries were ok, more garlicy than truffley...but the meal cannot be held up by the fries.)


Good place for a quick drink.  Met a friend for a quick drink.  Place is nice and relatively large.   Had the jumbo lump crab cake appetizer with a red onion caper sauce that was very good.


My favorite place in Pittsburgh. The Craig street location has a great bar.


The location is great (being in the centre of Places des Arts), and the decor is great. They have really good cocktails but the food is just below average. Go there for the drinks and the ambience, not for the food.


I purchased a Groupon Coupon, called and made an appointment.  When I showed up, they did not have me in their appointment book.  I had a short wait until a stylist was ready for me.  I don't know if she was a meth addict, or had the DT's or Parkinsons.  Her hands shook terribly!  She was rough on my head, tossing it around while she washed my hair.  The  head massage lasted about 15 seconds.  She did not explain to me the French Hair Cutting technique so I thought she was really wacky when she asked me to stand during the cut.  The cut ended up to be fine, but the experience was not very good.  I still have a coupon to use so I will have another hair cut and a facial.  Hope the next experience is better.


I must say that I have been blown head over heels with how Clayton and Jordan have impressed me the last few times I've come in to Jamba. First off, they're smiling as soon as I walk through the door. They have memorized my name as well as my entire favorite order!! Also, to top it off we have had some of the best morning conversations to start my day! Five stars guys!! You All Keep Me Coming Back! This is what great service is truly about


Well I\"m not sure I have enough experience to really grade these guys. I've only been here once, it seemed like most everyone was having fun. They make crazy hats with really embarrassing sayings on them and put them on most peoples heads. The waitress was really rude but I think that's all part of their silly ambiance. Not really my taste but if your expecting it and into it, I guess its ok. I didn't eat, just had a couple drinks and they were LARGE and TASTY, I'll give them that.


Terrible!!! 2nd time we have ordered from this location. Wait over an hour both times and we live less than 5 min away. Main thing is taste is disgusting. Taste just like store bought digiorno. Hard crust. Way more crust than cheese and just no flavor!!!!  Going back to dominoes &/or papa johns


Went in on a weekday around 4pm. There were four other tables, three of which were already served when we came in and one that was seated after us, a party of two looking to spend around $40. \n\n26 minutes later, and we still has not been asked our order. We had our menus closed and were waiting to spend our money. \n\nAlas, the Chinese wait staff served the Chinese customers who came in after us, so we ended up leaving and spending money elsewhere. \n\nIf you can wait more than 26 minutes to be checked on, and tolerate differential service that appears based on skin color and appearance, maybe this place is for you. It's not for us and I've removed it from my restaurant rotation. We'll have no problem finding solid Asian fare in this town.


Very impressed, first time there and they had some extraordinary Art especially the Dancing Swarm of Fireflies by Yayoi Kusama ... that was worth the price of entry alone.\nNice to have Arcadia Farms there too.


I was in Old Town for an appointment and walked by Bischoff's. I remembered that I wanted to check them out to see if they had a particular hot sauce.  I had only been in one other time several years ago, and had forgotten what a unique store it was.  Because I had some time to kill, I not only looked at the hot sauces, but also all their other \"stuff\".  And what stuff it is - everything from southwestern  foods, baskets, pottery, clothes, t-shirts, travel books, cookbooks, hats, tourist souvenirs - you name it, they have it.  \n\nIt kind of reminds me of the old general stores that still exist in small towns - a little of everything, but with a southwest flavor.  Crowded, narrow aisles, no rhyme or reason where they stock things - but still fun to look through.\n\nI never did find the particular hot sauce I was looking for, but I did manage to find three others that I took home to try. And I'll be back, if for nothing else  just to look through their assorted merchandise for that elusive  touristy gift.


Good beer. Good pretzels with bier cheese. Good environment. All in all, a good place for some German grub and drinks. \n\nOn the other hand, this place definitely attracts the rowdier crowd. With it's long, shared tables, raucous clientele, and live music on the weekends it's not an environment for the faint of heart.


I found this place when I purchased a deal chicken.  It was 5mins from my house and I was excited to try a new place.  I called to make the appt. and the girl was super nice and accommodating for my schedule.  I needed to get the gel mani and pedi done within an hour and a half.  She said no problem.  I was getting married that weekend and this was for the event.  I showed up on time and was told the original person I had the appt with wasn't there.  No problem I figured no biggie.  Boy was I wrong.  The lady who was my replacement was a hairdresser NOT a nail tech.  She had zero experience.  She was already doing someones hair and I ended up waiting 20mins before she started on my toes.  What a disaster.  She was slow and inexperienced and I think my 7yo son could have done a better job painting them.  By this time I was seriously running low on time so I just told her to do a reg mani and skip the gel (which was the whole point of me going in the first place!).  Not to mention they didn't have red in the gel which seems like a common enough color to have in stock.  I ended up going home and painting my own nails since I have a gel kit at home, thank goodness.  By the next day, I noticed that the toe polish was chipping and peeling off and was also goopy looking like the polish was old.  Very disappointing.  Needless to say I wasted my money.  Will NEVER come back here.


QT-Best gas station eva!


To be fair, I haven't tried any of the food or gelato; only coffee. My review will be based on the \"coffee shop\" aspect.\n\nI've been here twice, and both times I was served by the same girl, who was unfriendly and seemed annoyed by my presence. Part of what I look for in a coffee shop is service, which was sorely lacking both times. My latte was not great, but I've had worse. The milk definitely needed to be aerated better, though.\n\nIf you need a place to study for school or do some work, and maybe want a sandwich or something, this place is great. Someone mentioned the low volume of the music--it is true, it was very quiet. Personally, I actually prefer louder music, but I had my headphones, so it was okay.\n\nSome of the other (apparent) employees (or maybe even owners?) seemed friendly enough, but the unfriendly service from that one girl is enough to keep me from coming back. There are plenty of other coffee shops around that will be happy to have me, and I don't think losing my business will affect this place too much.


I was at Bally's due to a convention and was already put off by the room and a gym that is only open from 6am to 6pm.  i am still scratching my head about that.  Anyway, I was in Vegas going on my second day and was not willing to eat at another buffet and I was really in the mood for a steak. Co-workers that were at the convention kept talking about Gordon Ramsey's restaurant in Paris. I wasn't willing to mortgage my house to eat dinner.  So I decided to venture into Bally's Steakhouse.  My son gave me a little toy solder (Capt. Chaos) to take pictures of while I was out so that he could see what i was up to when i am off travelling for work...  Good Times!  I was a little concerned because restaurants with the same name as a hotel usually are lame, but i was pleasantly surprised!  \n\nI was greeted by the hostess and she was able to sit me right away (even without reservations).  I noticed that the majority of tables were set up to sit two people comfortably.  If you had more than 3 in a party, the tables might be too crowded (assuming that your group orders appetizers,drinks, etc.).  There were two groups with about 10+ people, but they were placed more in the middle of the restaurant where there is a lot of foot traffic. As soon as I sat, the waiter let me know that he was helping another table and would be right with me. Another person swept through and supplied some water and some warm bread with olive oil and balsamic vinegar.  Next, the waiter came by and recommended a nice Pinot Noir from the Russian River (excellent).  I ordered the Caesar Salad (average) for starters.  For the main course, I ordered the Bone In Ribeye (24oz) with the baked potato and grilled asparagus.  The steak was great! Way better than I expected: medium rare, very nice sear and tender. I didn't need to add any additional seasoning which was great.  It was probably one of the better steaks I have eaten in my short life here on this rock.  I took several pictures of Capt. Chaos posing on the steak!  He was impressed too. The asparagus was cooked just right and the potato was... a potato. All in all i was very happy with my meal and would most likely go back when/if i stay at Bally's in the future!\n\nWord


Fine for airport food in a pinch in that for $11 or so you get a full steaming hot rice bowl with your protein of choose, some veggies, and it's reasonably healthy and fast. But it's pricey considering no drink is included (even a bottle of water which is $4 as it's mainly Fiji or Smart water). My tofu Buddha bowl was a little overcooked and bland. It could have used some spice or seasoning. My fiance's spicy shrimp bowl was slightly better but spicy and not flavorful is how we would both describe it. \n\nI'd try something else the next time I'm in Charlotte.


Cargo, \"cavernous cargo\" I call it. I popped in a few days ago with some colleagues and had my ears blasted with hip hop, mainstream chart music, you name it the dj played it whilst also running a quiz. Now that's multi tasking....\n\nThey were trying, I'll give them that but the clubby type atmosphere they were trying to generate did not sit well with all the suits milling about. \n\nI think I will keep my visits to Cargo restricted to rugby days....


My wife and I visited this place to grab sandwiches. We were thinking of Quizno's, but saw this place and decided to give it a try.\n\nAfter I ordered my food; Chicken Gyro, Chicken Kabob and Baba Ghanouj to go, my mind drifted off to \"Kitchen Nightmares\". I don't know why, but that's what I was thinking. Once our order was ready, we got it and drove home.\n\nThe Chicken Gyro had large slices of chicken not bad, but it should have been thinner. Since our \"to go\" order was in pita bread, it was half soaked with the juices from the tomato and onions. My  kabob was a disappointment, it was also strips of thick dry chicken. I thought it was the GYRO and expected chunks of chicken. It was difficult to eat, so I ended up eating just the chicken.\n\nNow, the Baba Ghanouj was disgusting. The mixture was \"slop\" immersed in olive oil. One bite was all  we could stand. The best I ever had was at \"Sabuddy\" Israeli restaurant which closed because the owner returned to New York.\n\nAs for the sandwiches,  the pita bread was excellent and the next time I will have it there and NOT \"To Go\".


It's sad to say that I wasn't very impressed.  While the meal my wife had, grilled chicken, was moist and very tasty, my meal, a 28 day aged New York Strip had a lot to be desired.  First it was over cooked, I ordered Medium, it came out Medium Well.  The second time it was only 2 steps past Rare.  I didn't send it back a second time due to wanting to get home and put an end to this bad experience.  The other issue I had was seasoning, as there was none, no salt, no pepper, nothing.  \n\nAlthough my food was less than desirable, the server was very pleasant.  I'm not sure I'll be back but if I do return, steak will not be on my most desired list.


In searching for more places to eat lunch on the north side of town, we came across Island Teriyaki.  It's an unassuming strip mall joint with a pretty straight forward menu.  Nothing terribly fancy, but it hits the spot every time.  Never seems to be overly crowded, I go with the Oahu rice bowl.  With the buy 6 bowls get 1 free promo I will be frequenting this place more and more, and may try something new along the way.


I am not sure why, but the main thing sticking out in my head from my recent visit to the Kabob Grill is the window tint.  I do not believe it was there last time I patronized the restuarant a few years ago.  They may have had wooden blinds.  Either way, from the exterior, you can get no idea of what is to happen on the inside.\nNo idea whatsoever that it houses some of the best Middle Eastern food in Charlotte.\nI went with the grilled lamb kabobs with sides of basmati rice and hummus and I was more than satisfied with my selection.  The lamb was done just right and the portions were ample enough to satisfy my hunger.  \nMaybe its the window tint, but the service is never exactly sunny in there.  Nevertheless, you get the Middle Eastern family feel to the establishment and it makes for a wonderful dining experience.


This Goldilocks shut down and is no longer in business.


A huge improvement, a complete turn-around. As though Mr. Happy himself has been imbued into the staff here. \n\nUpon arrival, it was empty but then started filling up. The wait staff and hostess at the counter were pleasant and very helpful. \n\nUpon ordering we received our little flag and found our table to sit. The brownie was brought out first. Very quick this time around. Not more then 5 mins. And within a minute more, another person brought out our drink. She was gracious and very polite, making the experience so much more delightful. \n\nWithin a few more minutes, a younger waitstaff came around to let us know our food will be next. Also very polite, and not sassy. \n\nOnce again, a complete turnaround from our previous experience. All the i's dotted all the t's crossed. And not just for us, we witnessed the same pleasant demeanor for every guest that came to eat. Always someone stopping by to ask how the meal is, everything to our satisfaction. Perfect - Delicious - Very Hospitable and Friendly\n\n4 stars is only because the restroom needed a little pickme up. \n\nfin


My friend and I booked a tee time over the phone about 3-4 days ago, but once we got to the golf course and presented our coupons (Arizona Pass Book) We were told that they would not honor them because we didn't book the tee time the day prior (yesterday)\n\nThe course was extremely slow (tee time was 12:07) and they told us we would have to pay $60 each. We decided to make a phone call to a neighboring course and they said we could tee of 45 minutes later for $35.\n\nThis is not the first time that my playing partner and I have been treated poorly at this course. It is a shame that they turn away good business, especially because my playing partner has lived at Vistancia for more than 6 years. He vows to never play there again, and I agree. \n\nTrilogy is a nice course, although there are far superior courses on that side of town (Copper Canyon, Granite Falls)\n\nTrilogy at Vistancia has absolutely terrible customer service, do not play at this course!


My coworkers from SLC kept raving about this place one day, saying it was the best Mexican food you'll ever find. I was in the neighborhood today, so I gave it a shot. \n\nThey asked if I had ever been there before, I said no. They gave me a sample of their pork. Pork is supposed to be good because you have good quality meat and do a good job cooking it, not because you slopped on too much sugary sauce. It was almost like they were trying to hide the taste of the meat. \n\nSettled on cheese enchiladas. Was given the choice of mild, medium, or hot sauce. I LOVE spicy stuff, so of course the choice was obvious. My Diet Dr. Pepper had more of a kick. The food quality was OK. I finished everything, so it wasn't horrible. It was very bland, however. The final kicker was the price. Nearly $10 for two enchiladas and a soda (none of the add-ons that Than discussed, either)? Come on, really? \n\nThe pluses are that the employees were very friendly and did their job well, and the restaurant was clean and well decorated for this type of place (think along the lines of a Rubio's or Taco del Mar).\n\nWhen I visit Seattle and order Mexican, this is the type of food I expect. But this is Arizona. There's much better Mexican food around here.


Came here on a Monday night with some friends. The ambience is quite nice and the we were seated quickly. We weren't really hungry so we opted for splitting a pepperoni and Hawaiian pizza. Each pizza was around $11-$12 which was a little steep but we figured they would be big. We each had 3 slices which was enough to fill us up but the pizza itself is below average. The flavor of both pizzas was abysmal and I honestly think little Caesars tastes better. I also have it two stars because I mean $11 for a tiny pizza? GO TO LITTLE CAESARS. Definitely not worth it. I would not recommend CPK when there are plenty of other good restaurants near here.


Pita anyone?  \n\nSurprisingly good food really.  I love their super mega sampler appetizer!!!  With a table of 8 we were still nibbling politely as our food arrived.  With a table of 4 it almost could have been dinner.  \n\nAnd everything is good and you can read other reviews about the valley locations to hear about the huge platters of food, the friendly service, the fun presentation and how cute the place is decorated.  Here's what you need to know - CHEESECAKE.\n\nOh yes.  I said it.  Cheesecake.  So we got a tip from our server that it's this super secret recipe that their head Chef only makes and then send it over to all locations to sell.  It's been in his family for years and it's won all kinds of awards.  How could we not try it?\n\nOh my freaking goodness.  It is the bestest cheesecake ever.  SO good.  Skip all the great Greek deserts, and get the cheesecake.  You'll be glad you did.


If you like mediocre food, slow service (like really, really slow), and indifferent food servers, then this is the place for you.  Oh, did I mention they are also way over-priced?


I used to think this place was ok. But the prices keep on going up. I've been IDed on too many occasions sometimes by the same people. This wouldn't happen in any other shop that I went into on a regular basis to buy alcohol in. Plus some of them waste your time even more by getting out a book and writing down the details of the sale even though it wasn't refused, do that in your time not mine. \n\nAlso recently complained about something recently - minor issue the plastic milk bottles weren't actually up to the line, they weren't full ie you were getting less milk than you were paying for. Rather than anyone in the store sorting this out and offering a little off the price had to ring their office who brushed us off.\n\nAnd Nectar, for the information they get about what different people purchase they should be paying us much more, what is it 1p for every \u00a35 spent?


FILLING STATION IN DISGUISE!\n\nPros:\n-From what I ate and my friends had, the sushi was alright. I would recommend the 'Pokemon'. If theres one thing I enjoyed it was how they named their items on the menu. Another dish was named 'The Dragonball'\n-The outside seating had misters.\n\nCons:\n-Very poor lighting, could hardly see my food\n-slow service and our waitress did not communicate very well. Not sure if she was completely fluent in English.\n-took 20min to get a beer\n-music was loud and bass driven, an atmosphere you would go and get drunk at not somewhere you would sit down and eat sushi. \n-had a unisex bathroom with one toilet  really? You serve alcohol and sushi........and have only one toilet in the whole establishment?! Looks like there was more thought put into the name of the restaurant and the items on the menu then actually putting together a functional business.


Nothing better than enjoying a pitcher beer special while my dogs get to run around and be social! Lots of delivery food options in the area with menus by the bar makes for an even better experience.... Just don't call domino's - they mess up your order every time. The staff and customers are friendly which keeps us coming back


Don't waste your time or money using this florist. My husband has used them for a few years. The past 2 orders were below par (don't order tulips from here) and had an issue with delivery. My husband decided to give them one last try for Valentine's Day and didn't order tulips. They attempted delivery to my work after regular business hours so of course they couldn't get in.  However, the called at almost 6 pm and asked to deliver them to my house. Sure...no problem, it's Valentines Day so I completly understand they are probably swamped.  90 mins later still no delivery, no call etc... So after we contact  them to say we hadn't received the flowers they were kind enough to refund our money and credit $25 on the account for the next purchase.  Wow...I was impressed....NOT!! Let me say there will not be a next time. I will never use this florist again.


My favorite pizza in Madison, WI.\n\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/aVBFKYoF0AHuusNssaQpJA?select=jRGZL2b1hdZcoZszIcBQRw\n\nI could care less if the pizza is pre baked and that the crust is meh. Did you see what was on my pizza?! And yes, that is all it takes to wow me sometimes. \n\nSo glad I got to have that pizza again after a 5 year hiatus.


Every time I drove by the Centropolis I'd notice this \"diner\". A group of friends planned to watch a movie and since it's conveniently located a mere 2 minutes away from the Colossus, we stopped by to get a bite to eat. We didn't regret it.\n\nPros :\n\n- The menu is actually amusing to read, lots of witty and comical names for their food.\n\n- Ordered a burger called \"Le Laval\" and a poutine called \"Hey Le Gros\". Both were particularly tasty and well worth going back to enjoy. Kindly note, the portions are HUGE and I didn't manage to finish it all. The poutine is HUGE so it can be a main meal (even for 2!). Burgers are exceptionally well done.\n\n- For desert my lady and I shared a brownie desert with ice cream, it was very good as well.\n\n- Music and atmosphere was retro and kinda neat. Plenty of TV screens to watch a game.\n\n\nCons :\n\n- Service isn't notable, while friendly, not particularly quick and requires several reminders to provide for our table. I don't blame the waiter, as I believe he was simply waiting on far too many tables. He provided a friend at our table the wrong desert and quickly provided the right order.... even gave the wrong item ordered freely to the next table. I don't believe service is a big issue but if you're pressed for time, you may want to come a little earlier.\n\n- MUSIC IS LOUD. VERY VERY LOUD.


Dr. Charles David,Associate Director for Internal Medicine\n\nIt's tough for most of us to find a good doc.  Especially if you are new in town or or unhappy with your current physician.  With this in mind, may I suggest Dr.  David.  \n\n He's smart. \n He listens.  \n He's compassionate.  \n He won't give you unnecessary tests.\n He's board certified in internal medicine. \n He will help you stay healthy.\n\nI've never feel rushed - he is willing to spend as much time with me as I feel necessary.   \n\nIt's a little bit of nuisance to call for an appointment.  You can't just call the office directly but have to go thru Banner's voice mails, prompts/clicks and finally when you get a real person on the phone, it's answered with a \"......you have two callers in front of you, please hold\"  Other than this minor annoyance, once you have an appointment you should have little or no wait while in the reception area. I've found everyone in the office prompt, friendly, efficient, smart.\n\nGo see him, you won't be sorry, only healthy and happy.


I have family out in Vegas..And its a MUST to stop by when we come into, In the middle of our stay, and right before we leave. Carne asada fries are the shit! The shrimp Burrito is pretty gnarly too..


heaven!!!!  they have gluten free pizza and it is SOOOOOO GOOOOOOOOOOOD.  once they got there delish pizza i have been there 3 time in 2 weeks.  i am in love.  they also hav ethe best ranch in the world!


Great bar! Feels exactly how a tiki lounge should feel.  Came here Valentines day night and it was crowded, I had a seat while my date stood until a seat became available, the 2 bartenders working were busy but still took time to talk about their drinks and recommendations.  I ordered a drink in a souvenir cup, I don't remember what it was but the bartender asked what flavors I liked, after she shined the flashlight on the sample cups on the shelf I chose the Wild Watusi cup, and she recommended something with passion fruit/guava flavors in it.  These drinks could get dangerous, even though it tasted like a tropical fruit punch it wasn't super sweet and/or syrupy tasting, it was a great combination of flavors and liquor!  After I finished my drink they rinsed out my tiki cup and swizzle stick and boxed it back up.  I want to go back and collect them all...Pokemon style!!


This facility is privately owned.  No where to to go with complaints.  Refusal to be courteous and to refund monies for meds I had previously purchased.  Made me pay for the med I didnt need.  RUDE DISCOURTIOUS HATEFUL.  I will never go there again.  My small 6 pound dog had extensive dental work.  I didn't see the dr before leaving.  No follow up appointment. Bad service.  No where to go with complaint as they are privately owned.  $467.00 later I'm totally upset and wonder how they remain in business. Buyer BEWARE!


Yes, buyer beware.  If you're not happy they don't care.  Bought a used gun. Hated it. They said my fault. Screwed me on the trade back and I was dumb enough to buy another gun. But I would never ever deal with them again. I hope they are successful. I'm just not going back


I like this place. The food is not that great though. I kind of feel like it's pre-made and then heated up for each person. \n\nWhat I like: \n\nNice fancy atmosphere \nComfortable chairs \nHelpful service \nPlenty of Staff \nYou can drink in the movie \n\nWhat I don't like.. \n\nThe food.. Don't order the quesadilla, mac and cheese or chicken tenders... \n\nThe burger is OK... \n\nI love going to this theater and I will keep going, but I don't know if I will order food again, unless I'm starving. The theater would be exceptional if the food was more tasty. I also feel like movies are better when  you go there because you don't have to worry about anything. There is plenty of space in your big comfy chair, the wait staff is at the push of a button and you can always get a good seat. They even ran back to get kid sized 3D glasses. \n\nI have seen 3 movies here so far and am making plans for girl's night to see more in the future, but like I said, I will most likely only order popcorn and maybe dessert to eat.


Service is good overall. The have happy hour all day. The food is not healthy, but treats great! The Blue Ribbon burger is delicious. My bf liked his colossus burger. The fries are decent,  but love that they have a range of dipping choices for them.


Wow!! The Golden Gate hotel is old, poor thing. It needs an overhaul big time! I haven't stayed here & to be honest I probably wouldn't with the condition it is in right now. However, I did play here.......oh yeah....great little casino to play in when your trying to stretch your dollar and get the most action. We stumbled into this little gem when we were at Binions and I asked one of the dealers where we could learn how to play roulette cheap. He told me that there was 25 cent roulette at the GG! Wow 25 cents, can't get cheaper than that! The funny thing is that when we got there the Roulette table was full so we all sat down and played Blackjack. The minimums were about $5 for all table games which was a little disappointing since I was ready for my 25 cent games.....hey I know that sounds cheap but I was trying to learn damn it!! I get intimidated by Roulette & Craps.......too fast & people get all ticked when they sense you don't know what the hell you are doing!! So the Blackjack tables were fun & the dealers were nice & fun too! And wow the waitresses were speedy....always a plus! So I didn't try the famous cocktail but I did go back the next night and won about $180 on the 25 cent Wheel of Fortune game, besides the fact that I was playing it for about 3 hours!!!! I'm telling you I love these casinos where you feel like you are actually winning & that you have an edge over the house!!! I will be back again GG....thanks for the great times!


Update with a review on their cake-making skills.  I ordered a cake for my gender reveal party.  It turned out beautifully, tasted amazing, and they were very familiar with the concept of a gender reveal cake.  They were even willing to have it baked and ready for pickup at my requested date - which happened to be over the holidays when the regular restaurant was closed.  The bakers came in special to bake my cake (and a couple other people's cakes too) so I could pick it up on the day of the big reveal.


After hearing several people Rave about Pho Kim Long, I decided to check it out; and I can say I was not disappointed.\n\nThe place is fairly big and we were seated immediatley (there can be a wait but they burn and turn pretty fast). The staff was attentive and we had several people swing by the table to make sure we were doing OK.\n\nThe menu is impressive, I was just expecting your average Pho place, but they menu covers much more, apps, Pho, entrees, smoothies, and much much more.\n\nI decided on the #11 Rare Steak and Brisket Pho. I also got an order of the Chinese Doughnuts to start.\n\nMy only complaint is that the doughnuts were plain, when I usually order them they're covered in sugar, but a little quick thinking and I was using the remaining Peanut Sauce from my companion's spring rolls for a great dish.\n\nThe Food came out insanely fast, the apps were good, but the Pho stole the show. The Steak and Brisket were both tender and delicious. The noodles were plentiful, and the broth was rich.\n\nI will be going back without a doubt!


This place was DELISH! !! Their biscuits & gravy are to die for.  So was the country fried steak, pancakes and french toast. We had a feast and loved every bite.  Def coming back on my next vegas trip!


Comfort food at a low price. This place is packed consistently for obvious reasons so be prepared to wait because seating is limited.


I'm not sure that's it's fair that I review this place, because we didn't actually eat here. Heck, we didn't even sit down. We walked in on a Friday night around 7 for dinner. Inside smelled like a hospital and when we found our way down the hallway, there were probably 6 tables out of 30 filled, and everyone there was eligible for a Medicare card. \n\nWe didn't stay.


Really good food! Service is not great, though. The kitchen is typically slow and it takes a while to get your food. I won't make a special trip to eat here, but if I'm in the neighborhood, it's a good place to eat.


small menu.  too pricey.  I've had bigger and better burgers for that price.  the little girl who took my order wanted to know if I was going to add gratuity to my $27 bill.  for what?  you just took my order.  you didn't wait on me hand and foot.  I ordered to go.  the taco was so small I needed a magnifying glass to find it in the bottom of the bag.  the dulce de leche shake:  I told my son I could open up a can of that stuff at home for cheaper.


Interesting an unique odds and ends from everywhere.\n\nI have a mixed relationship with this store. I love the opportunities to acquire stuff from ever so far away but the costs are prohibitive. I have trouble walking out of here without spending at least $100 in English candies, imported beers and spices from Asia. Grrr...


This is a solid place for those seeking Hawaiian food since it's not a very common type of food found in this area that I have seen.  I tend to favor the Chicken katsu which is served with boiled cabbage, steamed white rice, and macaroni salad.  \n\nOther items on the menu to take note of would be the Moco Loco and Spam Moco which are also common foods amongst the locals in Hawaii.  If you seek a quick place for some Hawaiian type comfort food this restaurant is pretty good.  With generous portions and plenty of seating, my friend and I tend to go here when we're looking to have a late lunch on the weekends.


I've passed The Newsroom so many times but didn't actually venture in until last week. I was drawn in by a lot of hullaballo going on with people dressed up and handing out flyers for various Fringe shows.\n\nFeeling a little parched, we decided to pop in for a juice and rest our weary legs after trekking through the meandering streets of Edinburgh trying to seek out the best Fringe shows. \n\nIt was pretty busy but we managed to squeeze ourselves in and find a couple of seats in which to sit and sip on our lemonades. I liked the buzz around the place but I get the impression that was purely down to Fringe antics and that this place isn't usually filled with people in fancy dress much like the rest of Edinburgh around festival time.\n\nAs far as bars go, it's a-okay, and if you're looking for a lunchtime drink or a quick couple of drinks then it fits the bill perfectly.


The burgers are pretty good, especially the kobe burger. They've also got a decent selection of beers on tap.\n\nThe Mirage has some decent casual dining options all close by each other, and BLT Burger is definitely a lot better than the dump with the long lines they try to pass off as \"Carnegie Deli.\"


We've been going here for my soon to be six year old son since he was two. He's been cursed with bad genetics in his teeth so we've had cleanings, fillings, kids root canal and x rays here.  Dr Ramsey and his team are caring and gentle, the wait time is very little as well. They have plenty of toys in the waiting room just in case. \n\nTo have your child sedated for dental work is scary but they are a great office and take good care of my son- I wasn't so worried!


Decent cover charge but a huge clusterfuck. There's no waiting around at this club. If you're caught standing still by the bouncers, they'll waive their LED flashlight on your ass to keep things moving. The DJs probably get wasted too because toward the end of the night, it sounded like stop n'play mixing between songs with no cohesive mixing skills whatsoever. I expected more from such a hyped up Vegas hotspot.


My friend and my family met up there for dinner. She was told there were reservations for all the other tables so we were seated at the end of a row in a somewhat awkward spot. Let me state that during most of our time there only 2 other tables were occupied. So this place was prettying empty with us seated in an uncomfortable way. The waitress was surly. Actually, during most of our visit we were given looks like she just wanted us to eat up and leave. Our orders were sparse, tasted meh and not worth the price. I ordered grilled beef and chicken. It came on a small dry bed of noodles. One very thin slice of beef and 2 small sub par chicken pieces, with 2 doughy under filled spring rolls does not make a great dining experience. Tea was never offered or suggested. I had high hopes for this place as its in an area I frequent often and the decor was okay but after this experience I won't be back. In an area with so many dining choices I'm sure there are better places than this.


This iHop was ok. The food was alright, has small quantities and very expensive on breakfast items even though its dinner time. The staff was alright but slow.


I bought a Groupon for Guru Palace a few weeks ago and just used it this evening, boy am I glad that I did!  The food was delicious, the service was quick and efficient AND really friendly, and did I mention that the food was delicious?\n\nFirst thing is first, the food was incredible.  My companion and I ordered the Samosa appetizer, Garlic Naan, Lamb Korma, and Chicken Tikka Masala.  I also had an Indian Tea (Chai) which was perfectly spiced.  The Samosa was amazing, the filling was moist and flavorful and the crust was delicate and flaky.  There was just the slightest hint of sweetness to the filling that really perfected the dish.  The Garlic Naan is the best that I've ever had!  I think I could happily make a meal of just the Garlic Naan and not regret it. The Lamb Korma was also amazing, the lamb was tender and flavorful and the sauce was rich and thick.  The Chicken Tikka Masala (a staple in my life) was to die for!  The chicken was super tender and swimming in amazing, thick, rich sauce.  The spice level was perfect in all the dishes- the server asked us on a scale of 1-10 how spicy we wanted our dishes and we ordered a 7.  I can honestly find no fault with any of the dishes I sampled!\n\nThe service is really great as well.  I was meeting my companion at the restaurant and I was the first to arrive; the staff greeted me promptly and made sure that I was comfortable while I waited.  As soon as my dinner companion arrived, we were seated and served water and complimentary Papadum with a delicious chutney.  I really liked our server (and all the other staff members that spoke to us), he was efficient and friendly, and happily recommended his favorite Samosa variety when we expressed interest.  During our meal, three different people (one being the owner I believe) stopped by to make sure that everything was good and that we were pleased with our meal and service.  I appreciated the attention, which felt genuine and was not at all bothersome. \n\nThe atmosphere in the restaurant was also wonderful.  It is not a large place, but the tables are all well spaced, and the entire place is impeccably decorated.  There is a lot of art on the walls, ambient lighting, soft music, and well dressed staff.  Though it is still a casual restaurant, it's also nice enough to feel really good about taking a date there. \n\nI really enjoyed my meal and service at Guru Palace and I will definitely be returning soon!