I'm certain that Ballys has paid enough \"reviewers\" to have a positive spin on this show, however trust me when I say \"IT WAS HORRIBLE!!\" I was so excited to see the classic show girl review I had seen long ago, only to find out from the Vice President of Bally's before the show that we were all in for a \"Special treat\" the new and improved revised Jubilee,,, A complete and utter train wreck. I've seen more talent in an amusement park show. Costumes can only do so much, The \"filler fluff\" of horrible male singers, and off key vocalist killed the show. The sound editing was terrible. The monologue of a poor lost showgirl desperately trying to find her way was beyond tacky. I have no doubt if the show is not returned to it's former glory it will be closed within 3 months,,, I am also amazed that when attempting to order tickets online the available seating showed only 20 tickets left in the entire theater, however there must have been over 300 empty seats... I have a feeling there will be a lot more empty seats as word gets around of how horrible the show is. Do yourself a favor and take the $180-$200 you would spend on Jubilee tickets and go see Le reev at Wynn, or Frank Marinos Divas or only $60, it was FAR more entertaining! I WANT A REFUND!


Good food. I was surprised to find that they charge $4 for rice though... On the side of curry? Doesn't that usually come with it? \n\nAnd, the waiter told me that I couldn't order one of the curries because I was not Indian. I think he meant it as a warning about the spice but never-the-less I thought it was funny and worth mentioning. \n\nFYI - the wifi password is \"iloveganhdi\"


If you're in the area you've got to check this place out. We had both breakfast & lunch here this weekend & were incredibly impressed with their food. Plus they deliver. :-)


Dorito Crusted Mac n Cheese $5 (3/5 NOMs). \nVegas Brunch, Whenever I encounter a weird food experiment I just have to try it. This is like mixing my two favorite things! Doritos and Mac n Cheese. Overall the dish was good, but not amazing. I wish there was more doritos mixed with Mac n Cheese. I want the whole thing to be orange! Most likely if I come back, this is a one time order dish for me. \n\nBreakfast Burrito $10 (3/5 NOMs). \nLets have giant Vegas brunch, Dam that thing is ginourmouse. I was very surprised how big this burrito was. Though the size was the only surprise in there. While there is a lot going inside, it was a bit weak. Tasted kind of bland to me. I do give them high points for adding crazy amount of bacon!


So me and my fellow yelper Mildred V stayed here for an industry conference, and we booked far in advance and got a great deal... $540.00 including flight and 6 nights at this hotel......  the only vice is this hotel is on the south end of the vegas strip...  if you want to be near just MGM, Mandalay Bay, Monte Cristo, and Luxor then this is the place to be at... \n\nIt wasn't a bad room for the price and I would stay here again if need be.... but I'd rather much stay at harrah's or venetian....


The bartender made us drinks after we said we didn't want more. Then he was like, just have them. Then he charged us. The place was empty. The live music was a dated blues band. They were talented musicians, but it was a boring show. The drinks weren't good at all and the also weren't inexpensive. I haven't any reason to return.


I would have given this place 3 stars for okay but not great/good food, but given that I got violent food poisoning after eating here and was up from 1:30am-6:30am vomiting every hour or so, I have no choice but to go with 1 star.\n\nAs a dive bar it seemed cool though.


The best meal I ate in Vegas.  I shared the Chicken Benedict.  It was soooooo good. Come hungry.  I will go back next time I go to Vegas.


Been here a couple times on weekend evenings and it is pretty busy. The service is a bit slow, but not horrible. The food is good, not amazing, but I should note that I'm not the biggest seafood person.\n\nPros:\n$5 sake bombers all day\nsit at the bar get free miso soup


I have eaten at this In-n-out numerous times because my co-worker lives over this way.\n\nWhenever we are hungry and craving a fast bite, In-n-out never fails me.\nAlways consistent with the food and the service.\nTOP NOTCH!!!\n\nIll take a double double hold the onions, fries and a lemonade.\n\nHard to believe something so simple is so good.\n\nEasiest 5 stars ever!!!


The breakfast menu is excellent.  Our group of nine was seated quickly and the service was great.  It's definitely a place I would return to for a brunch date or a special occasion.


Love there lo mein, Vegas and tempura roll.. so much flavor and really cheap compare to other places. Also, the most I recommend is to try there chicken wings OMG it's so good u won't regret it... if u love chines food and sushi this is the place u must try!! It's worth every penny...


Hands down best downtown restaurant! I went to the restaurant before light up night with my girlfriend. We both got the mixed grill plates with salmon and steak. The salmon melts in your mouth. Best salmon I've had in years, and I am a foody. \n\nAlso, you won't go home hungry. The portions are large (and affordable) and they bring out bread prior to your meal.\n\nThe service was also great. Sid was our server and all of his recommendations were right on point. I recommend this restaurant to everyone. Enjoy!


I am in a monthly rental and the AC goes out. I reluctantly called the Home Warranty co. To schedule an appt. They showed up fairly quickly, but the tech was not very friendly, spent a LONG time looking at the unit and then told me he \"temporarily\" fixed it until it really breaks. OK? A few hours later the house is hotter, call back for another appt. The next guy out looks at the unit and tells me he can't fix it tonight that it needs to thaw out first. (Its summer in phoenix, not gonna happen) Total BS...my husband had to tell him how to fix it and once he finally listened, he was able to make the repair. Crappy service, rude employees.


I started going to Spice Island when it first opened. I was in my early 20s then, which means the place is officially a Pittsburgh institution. The menu has stayed pretty much the same over the years, with the exception of adding alcohol, but why change a good thing? My favorite items on the menu are vegetarian -- the fried tofu (either sauce is delicious) and the vegetable curry trio. Pay a little extra for the coconut rice and you'll be back for the same thing again and again.


Took 10 minutes to get a sandwich. Corned beef sandwich was supposed to be hot. It was cold. Asked for a bagel to not be toasted. They toasted it. Corned beef was dry, might have been frozen. Never going back.


I don't understand the 4-stars folks.  Yes, the outside is pretty, yes, FLW did a great job on the design.  But you can come for lunch and see all that.  There's no reason to actually stay here.  The rooms are completely falling apart.  I had to move from my first one because the a/c sounded like a jack hammer AND the toilet didn't work.   The second one's carpet was soaking wet and the toilet worked...sometimes.  But after waiting an HOUR for the bellman to bring my key for the first move (when they originally said 10-15 minutes) I just sucked it up and stayed in the second broken room so I wouldn't be late for my meeting.\n\nSome of the food is pretty good and there are some creative options (the Ranch Stack at breakfast, the duck-fat poached fries at lunch).  But the service varied widely.  At Frank & Albert's, I had a bartender make me a to-go order who was so friendly and helpful.  The next day at brunch the waiter totally forgot about me and I couldn't get a refill and eventually had to ask someone else to bring me my check.  Plus, the room service took forever. \n\nI also had a few spa treatments.  The massage was so good that I sought out a comment card to let her manager know.  I believe her name was Katie.  The facial was very mediocre and only lasted 38 minutes  (rather than 50 as advertised).  I wouldn't say my skin was in great condition afterward.  And the facialist was also trying to sell me some cleansing brush and products.  Not my favorite relaxing experience.  \n\nOverall, 2 stars for being pretty, the good massage, and because customer service wasn't consistently terrible.  But  I don't think I'll return next time I'm in Phoenix.


Nail Envy is a great little nail shop in the unassuming Mt. Lebanon Shops strip mall.  My critique of a nail shop or spa is typically centered around the cleanliness of the shop and equipment, and whether I'm treated to personal attention or not (am I juggled between other clients).  \n\nNail Envy meets my cleanliness standards, I've never had to turn down the full mani/pedi for just a polish change (as I've had to do in other establishments once I saw their tools!).  No, they keep their shop, tools and equipment in tip-top shape and I'm never nervous to have them really go to town on my cuticles or roughed-up heels.  \n\nI've been here three or four times now, always as a walk-in (no pre-set appt) and have not yet had to wait at all.  There's always been someone available to take me immediately and they've never juggled me and another client, I always get my own nail tech personally dedicated to me. This makes for a much more efficient and speedy mani/pedi and as I'm usually in a rush...I appreciate this.  \n\nA tip: I once went in and got just a pedi (as opposed to my typical mani/pedi combo) because I was in a hurry....it was the same price as the mani/pedi combo and I felt sort of cheated.  For the best value, get the combo...the pedi price alone is a bit steep.  \n\nAlso, although they do accept credit cards, tipping can only be done with cash.


What a disappointment.  Supposed to have dinner at 8pm, party of 12.......after waiting 45 minutes AND some of the party paying for drinks at the bar, we are told there is no room for our party.....somehow the reservation was missing?????  My personal thought....they also had a party of 40...hmmmm which would make them more money?  Turned out for the best for our party....we went to GEISHA HOUSE on N. Decatur and had a WONDERFUL diner, EXCELLENT service, YUMMY food...so I guess Thank you Osaka for losing the reservation....we went somewhere else where our business was appreciated and had a great time!  Oh and won't be back to Osaka!


We love this place. Very clean, excellent customer service and most importantly, the food is amazing. They make their own delicious pasta, cheese and sauces, all of their ingredients are fresh (hence the name of the place) and the macaroons are to die for. We will definitely be back.


Pretty impressive landscaping, floral and fauna display. Free admission, but I suggest spending the extra $2 and visit the conservatory whi check has butterflies and a few birds.


This is some really good food.  I had the chicken pot pie.  It is the best pot pie I have ever had in my entire life.  The crust was flaky and buttery.  The stuffing was cut in big chunks and tasted very good.  My husband had the chicken wings and onion rings.  I didn't taste either of them but the smell of the wings was intoxicating and the onion rings looked amazingly delish.  I tried a bite of my Aunt's chicken alfredo.  I'm not a big fan of alfredos but this one was very good.  We got so full on dinner that we didn't even have a chance to try their desserts, which is what they're famous for.\n\nThe decor is cute and kitschy.  The service is good.  The hostess was friendly and polite.  The wait wasn't too long.  Our server was attentive and friendly, as well.  \n\nThe food is a little bit overpriced for such casual food but I'm definitely going to visit whenever I'm in town.  I would highly recommend visiting Serendipity whenever you're in Vegas.


$4.45 for Hammond lollipops that are $1.99 at WHOLE FOODS? What a rip! And teen-age clerks being too familiar and inappropriately jokey in front of me? Me thinks not!


What an amazing night! Myself and my wife celebrated our 1 year anniversary here and what a great choice. My wife loves a new menu experience and Virtu has that plus amazing drinks. Great BandB and awesome ambience.


First time coming here today and it's a great place if you want something to satisfy your boba craving without having to drive to Chinatown. I got the boba milk tea with jelly which tasted very similar to volcano tea so I was happy with it, my bf got the taro smoothie which he said wasn't good at all. So I guess it really just depends on what you get and I had to dock off points because there isn't much of a selection as other stores and the atmosphere. Inside of the store is small, plain, and very boring. Kinda makes you feel like ordering and getting out, not a place to hang or relax. Wish they also sold snacks.


I've been here a few times and I love it. I come with friends or my mom. I usually order different things each time I go. The coffee and tea have always been great. I love the pastries and they're not too sweet (to me). I always order a chocolate chip pecan cookie. The people working there are always so friendly and helpful!


Habanero's is good fresh food at a reasonable price...but it's generally slow to get your food and/or so hectic it takes a REALLY long time to be served.  If you plan on dining there, make sure it's nice out--otherwise you won't find a place to sit inside and will be roasting or freezing outside!\n\nMad kudos for:\n--Cholula on the table\n--Really good food\n\nA big boo for:\n--15 min wait after ordering...at 11:30...with 2 people in front of us\n--Salsa didn't arrive until after we finished eating despite 3 requests\n--No real combo options\n\nThe food beats Baja Fresh, Chipotle, & Qdoba--and all those places can be hectic as well, but after a couple visits I'll stick with my 3 stars.  Maybe I'll call ahead and pick-up next time...or just drive through the much closer Taco Bell and have some 35% beef :p.


Service sucked !13$ soggy so also sucked. Sad I was looking forward to this place wonder why people rave about it. Stick to in and out...and they charge 20% tip so I guess service doesn't matter...


Decor was divine, but it stops there. Service: so-so. The waiter says our po-boy sandwiches dont come with anything on the side. The sandwiches come: with fried potatoes on the side! Our drinks came 3/4 through the meal. Also, the table was not clean. A pet peeve: crunchy, toasted baguettes on a sandwich, which crumbles and scrapes the roof of your mouth. Chefs, please! Leave the baguettes alone. A po-boy should have a nice soft bite.


I've been there several times trying various menu items and all have been good. The Chicken Fried Rice (I always start with this on my 1st time in) was flavorful and had lots of chicken and vegetables. I have moved on to Pepper Steak and Mongolian Beef and a few others and they have all been quite tasty.


I am not a good golfer, so it's not entirely my place yet to judge a course's quality.  This is one of the few affordable places for a local to golf without having to drive outside of town, so that makes it attractive.  Even without being on top of my game though, I would tell that the fairways (when I was actually on them) were a little thin and sandy.  The greens (after the 10 shots it took me to get to them) were hard, thin and fast.  I would blame my extremely high score on the course, but I'm quite certain that my horrible skill level had something to do with that.  It was a fine course for it's age, and not entirely unreasonable comparably in Las Vegas.  The golf shop people were friendly, the concessions girl was helpful, and the restaurant was quite good.  I would say something nice about the bev cart, but we only saw it twice in 18 holes.  I think that's not quite often enough.


Not going to lie, I thought the place was closed when we walked up to it. It's not exceptionally well lit on the inside and the outside is adorable but misleading. Anyway, the inside is very chic. A heavy red tint on the walls and very modern, Asian-inspired seating. Not a massive selection of yogurt choices but they had \"white boy vanilla\" so that makes up for anything else they may lack. Really impressive candy/fruit bar and by the cup counter they had tall, smoothie cups too. So that's cool that they serve more than just yogurt. Really cool place!


They should put the flies on the menu! We went for lunch and were bothered by so many flies that it ruined the meal. Just be prepared!


I just had the worst massage session ever yesterday with a massage therapist initial R. Why it was my worst session you ask? \n1. This massage therapist does not know muscle physiology. He has strength, I give him that but does not have technique to relax a muscle or to perform deep tissue massage. I ask for that technique but he just gave me more strength. \n2. I feel he's trying to rush the session. Very rough on my body and definitely not relaxing. \n3. Very rough hands for a massage therapist. Even with the oil used in the session, my skin felt like it was scrubbed with sand paper. \n4. He puts he light setting so bright, my eyes were watery because of it. Opposite of relaxing. He only dims the light on the last 15 min on my 80 min session. \n5. His stomach keeps gurgling. He didn't apologized for it or ask to be excused an d it's just unpleasant to hear it while you're trying to relax. \n6. I notified him where the most sore spots in my body but since I guess he doesn't know muscles, he just put pressure with his palm and that's it. No specific pressure in sore muscle or anything like that. (How can he pass his certification?)\n7. The day after my massage session, my body feels even more sore compared to before my session. \n8. Also, being a girl, I would've appreciate if you ask first before you massage and mess up my hair during a massage session. \nThe only good thing about my session is that he gave me a couple chocolates after the massage was over. \nHopefully my next massage session won't be this bad. I'll definitely ask for a different massage therapist.


Everthing here was delish. The resturant was cool and minimal. It's byob with cool glass bottle sodas. We brought a 6 pack of Stella which paired well with the spicy flavors we enjoyed. We chose a level 2 on the 1-5 chart for everthing, which was still pretty spicy.\nWe started with the belly buns, pig wings and Thai fried chicken. The belly buns were wonderful and flavorful. Soft buns with awesome pork balanced with clean crisp radish. The pork wings were great to spicy sweet tender the are worth going back. The Thai chicken was good but couldn't compete with the more flavorful \ndishes.\n\nWe had the loveboat soup, which was the most spicy dish of the night. The thin spicy broth and thin rice noodles with ample veggies is the type of soup that builds in heat as you eat but is too good to put down.\n\nWe moved on to the street noodle 1, chaing mai curry, and the yee saw. Street noodle 1, with its generous portion of Thai fried chicken was clean and spicy. The chaing mai was my favorite dish of the night. The tender chicken and twisting noodle were lovingly drenched in a warmingly hot, creamy delish yellow curry sauce. The yee saw was very good spicy sweet and I loved the big chewy noodles.\n\nI would say this place with its great atmosphere, great food, and great service is a great date spot. The above meal ran 70.00 but the portions were large and easy to share. As far as beer I would suggest stay away from IPA'S and Stouts. Any clean belgain or American lager, euro pilsner or even a light corona would work well.


This place has really gone downhill in the last decade compared to what else is out there.  The hotel hallways and rooms are no different than your typical Holiday Inn on an interstate in the middle of nowhere in the U.S.   Casino is in good shape but when you stroll through Bellagio, Wynn, Venetian, etc. it's just not the same here.  Even the walkway to Paris lets you know how \"dated\" Bally's is.\n\nOnly plus is the pool is decent and maybe the Sbarro breakfast downstairs is fast.


Best threading place in the valley- she has invented her own device to help threading. Instead of holding the thread in your mouth they put it around a necklace. Way more sanitary than the other places- great service great quality overall a fabulous place to go. The girls are very thorough when they see you. They have a stamp card too!


it's sad because i subscribe to the \"if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all\" mindset and the Palms was kind enough to grant me and my friends VIP entry to all venues for free... but....\n\nhere is my honest review....\n\nthe slow decline of a once popular spot...is a depressing sight to see...\n\nMoon sadly did not deliver the last time we were there (about 3 weeks \nago).  ON A FRIDAY NIGHT!!!\n\nthe views remain the breathtaking but sadly the crowd has gone to hell and back in a camel toe'd bootie short. ugh.\n\nfirst and foremost...\nthe palms USED to be the spot.\nnow it is just \"a\" spot.\n\nmoon used to have some bit of exclusive air about it.\nused to attract a good looking good vibing crowd but ever since news got out that management had changed, all of a sudden that little spark/fire that made the palms so alluring...fizzled out to a poof of ash and smoke...\n\nyeah we went to moon and the first thing we saw was a really really really unattractive woman with her palms flat on the floor and her bulbulously large bootie in black spanks waving in the air...(ugh puke in me mouf)...\n\nthen probably within about 4 seconds the drunk retardo guys started to hit on my girlfriend and our other friend...\nit felt like we had stumbled into a dirty seedy GHHHHHHETTO vegas that i have not been exposed to in many years...\nupon scanning the patio to figure out where to chill and regroup i saw another woman....with her back on the dirty, wet patio floor and her legs up in the air, waving them like she just don't care... spread eagle... at which point i turned to my lady and we plotted our exit strategy...\nyeah.... getting out was an arduous task to say the least...\n\nseas of ghetto thuggish crack dealers swarmed all pathways out and i even brushed up against a guy's HANDGUN UNDERNEATH HIS COAT which was CLIPPED TO THE INSIDE OF HIS PANT...\n\nof course that's always nice...\n\ngoing to a club \nwhere the patrons \nbring their guns!\n\nyeah it was a feverishly fast escape.\nand we made it out alive....\n\nand even upon exiting, i WAS NOT tempted to EVEN GAMBLE...\nand if you know me...\nYOU KNOW I LOVE TO THROW THE DICE!!! \n:( sadly\ntrolling the various open craps tables only yielded dead energy\nand droves of lifeless clones... :( \ntime to hit the Cosmopolitan...\n\nsad to see the once ever-so-bright Moon, so ECLIPSED!!!


I hate myself every time I wind up shopping here. Having to lock up my purse, indifferent staff, high prices....  plus they carry very little sterling and charge through the nose for what they do have.


Wait times seem rather longer than usual. Made a basic order and took rather long for them to still get it wrong. Employees definitely don't want to be there and show it. Some even tell you when you ask them how they are doing. Seemed like a rather new location and wanted to try it out. Been twice since it opened and both times were slow and messed something up in my order. I'll just look for another place to stop on my way to the office.


We landed late and headed straight from the hotel to KGB.  I had wanted to try this place for awhile but the last time out they were closed for a week.  So we got over to Harrahs about midnight and went to finally get this burger that I feared I was overhyping in my head.  Hostess was friendly, sat us and the decor was pretty cool.  The outfits are very enjoyable for us guys.  No complaints there.  The late night menu does not have everything I had seen on the normal menu.  However they do have a late night deal with a cheeseburger, fries, and soda for 9.99.  My wife got that, I opted for the double cheeseburger with bacon, carmelized onions, and russian dressing which I got on the side.  They asked if you want it medium or well.  I chose medium.  It came quickly and it was unbelievable.  Im happy to see their medium is medium rare like I love.  This burger tasted so good that I feel like Marshall on How I Met Your Mother where he dreams of that one burger place that he went to and he can't remember where it was, but he knows how amazing it was.  That's how I feel about this burger.  I miss it so much, and I've been thinking about it for days since I got back and I wish it was here with me right now.  Luckily unlike Marshall I know where to go to get that burger.  The burger was so juicy, it was covered in bacon.  I've never seen so much bacon on a burger.  And the fries were fresh cut and outstanding.  Im not even a big fry fan but these were tasty.  I highly endorse this place.  Stop by KGB have a burger, enjoy the waitress getups, and put it on your itinerary for your next trip.


Boutiques d'articles de toutes sortes, tous plus surprenants les uns que les autres. C'est un endroit o\u00f9 il est amusant d'entrer pour d\u00e9couvrir tous les petits gadgets qui s'y cachent. Vraiment, il y a de tout pour tout le monde. Du papier d'emballage, des cartes, des ballons, des moules \u00e0 gla\u00e7ons funky, de dr\u00f4les de stylos, des accessoires pour animaux... Ouff, difficile de tout nommer! Si vous cherchez une petite pens\u00e9e pour offrir en cadeau, d'id\u00e9es pour les bas de No\u00ebl ou m\u00eame d'un cadeau d'h\u00f4te, vous trouverez assur\u00e9ment quelque chose d'original qui fera sourire la personne \u00e0 qui vous l'offrez. \n\nLes prix de certains articles sont un peu \u00e9lev\u00e9s parfois, mais tout \u00e0 fait comparables \u00e0 ceux que l'on retrouve dans d'autres magasins du genre (Zone, par exemple). Chaque fois que j'y suis all\u00e9e le service \u00e9tait CORRECT. Un petit sourire discret, un bref \u00e9change courtois \u00e0 la caisse, mais c'est tout. Personne n'est venu me voir en magasin pour savoir si je cherchais un objet en particulier, mais bon, \u00e7a me va quand m\u00eame, car je pr\u00e9f\u00e8re fouiller toute seule. Cet aspect est peut-\u00eatre moins pratique pour les personnes qui aiment se faire conseiller.


I used to live literally right above it and would pop in from time to time. Its a strange pub..It's very dark and old school in terms of decor and drink choice but it does have a very good jukebox although it's a lottery if your song actually plays.\nThe bar staff were never friendly or very happy looking but maybe that's just me, I have one of those faces. In fact, one time I popped down stairs to take a couple of bottles back up when I noticed one of the bottles had a strange white liquid in it\nI went back down stairs with the bottle and asked for another one. The barmaid (I think she's the manager) just grunted and accused me of putting this strange white stuff in there myself!\nEven though I had been in there quite a lot, she didnt believe me and thought I was being a chancer and so I left empty handed.\nHarrumph!


This school has been an amazing part of my daughters development!!!! We thank Roy, Kathy and the rest of the staff of CCM for all that you have done for us and Alessandra! I would hands down recommend this school to anyone!


I had not been to Bev Mo for a long time and when walking around I remembered why this place is so overpriced.  Save yourself some money and head over to Total wine plus a lot better craft beer selection.


By far my favorite hotel in all of Las Vegas. Sure many other competitors come close, but the Signature always stands out in my mind when I'm in Las Vegas. Let's start with their rooms. You really do feel spoiled when you're here. My first time there, I somehow lucked out and got upgraded to a one bedroom suite so I had my own bedroom and living room, sweet! The rooms are really clean and fully loaded with amenities. I think they're the only hotel so far that has the flat screen coming out from the desk. Next the pools. Every tower has their own pool, very private and not con jested. You got to love the the giant lounge sofas, you could stay out there forever relaxing ahhh...Lastly, I think what makes this hotel reign above others is their outstanding commitment to excellent customer service. I would be walking down the lobbies to the next hotel and before I could even open the door, an attendant would rush to my side and open the door for me. I wouldn't even have seen them coming. They're also constantly wiping down and cleaning every bit of the hotel, especially the doors, which is nice, who knows what people do with their hands out in Vegas. One time a staff member had his hands full carrying luggage and still rushed to the door just to open it for me, and it wasn't like I was carrying anything where I couldn't open it myself. I thought to myself wow, above and beyond. They really bend over backwards here for you. Great hotel!


(This is the McD's inside the Monte Carlo food court)\n\nThis place gave me and 3 of my friends food poisoning!  After losing alot of money at roulette, I wanted to comfort myself with some good ol' fashioned greasy food from my childhood. \n\nBAD IDEA.  7 people sharing one bathroom, 4 of them sick.  DO NOT EAT HERE!!


Do NOT go there for waxing services! I went there to get my legs waxed and had the most horrible experience ever. The woman who attended to me did not know how to wax - not even that skin needs to be held tight in order to really remove hair. She applied wax and very gently peeled off the strips so I was left with a lot of wax-covered hair. At the end she asked me to take a look and I found large sections where no hair had been removed. I had to walk her through it but she still couldn't pull off the strips in the right way. And did I mention that she burned me in a few places with this special microfiber wax she recommended? I had to go home and shave most of my legs which was painful because of all the burns... I couldn't wear jeans because they were too rough for my scarred skin and I couldn't go out wearing skirts or dresses. I paid close to $100 for a lot of pain. The salon should seriously consider changing its waxing practices before they get sued by someone.


So excited I made it back to an old staple. So, I was craving a fajita, but they don't offer the lunch size portion on Sundays so I chose a lunch combo, which didn't disappoint. I chose a beef taco & chicken burrito w/ rice and beans. The taco was great, meat seasoned perfectly, hot, yet the shell held up great. The burrito was filled with all white shredded chicken, topped w/ a red sauce & cheese...a lot of cheese, yum! The chips were great, but I have to say I miss the old salsa. The new one seems to be a little more roasted, hot than what I remember. I cannot wait to get back...definitely a fajita next time :-).


Visited this particular Uncle Bears after our Super Strange experience at Trophy's Steak House. We needed some normality, proof that not everybody in the world, like those at Trophy's belonged to the Adams family! We bellied up to the bar and had a beer or five. The service was good, the beer was cold and Thank God the people were normal!!! Wow what a difference between in two places that sit right next door to each other. Food and ambiance are standard bar fare, but after escaping from Trophy's that exactly what we needed. Good Stuff!


i wish I could rate this place with more stars but sad to say I can't. I take all my cars here, have been a lifetime customer since I turned 16. But today when I brought in 1 tire to get replaced, i was not treated the way I normaly am. I have always price matched with tire rack or their discount tire direct website to try to save maybe ten bucks, but ryan would just add on random prices such installation, shipping prices bla bla bla. \n\nAfter I priced the tire online through their regular discount tire website, total out the door was still 4.xx cheaper than what I paid. \n\nThis will be my last time visiting this place and am going to take all my other business to either there competitors....Costco, walmart, or maybe I will try another discount tire.


This place can be summed up in one word - awful. In a search to find a good sushi spot in Las Vegas, I came upon Sumo.  Walking in, I took a look at the menu and decided to give it a shot. Looking at the AYCE menu, I decided to go with a la carte. Thank god I did.\n\nOrdering a few simple rolls, they came out promptly but were warm and soggy - the opposite of fresh. All rolls were chewy (should have ordered soy paper for the extra charge) and the Philly roll had enough cream cheese to choke a horse. Add to this the fact that the waters came out in dirty glasses with no ice and that gives a full snapshot of the meal. \n\nOnce I stomach down a few pieces, I looked down to find my napkin and unfortunately saw the sides of the \"white\" table cloth. These resembled a scene out of CSI.\n\nImmediately asking for the check, we walked out with no intent on returning and very thankful we steered clear of the AYCE option. The only reason this review has 2 stars is because the staff is very friendly, constantly smiling and always prompt when refilling our tap water.


This place is good -- heck, it's GREAT -- if you're in a super big hurry. But, if you want to take some time for yourself, relax and feel pampered, you might look someplace else. It's a little too \"wham-bam-thank-yo- ma'am\" for my needs, most of the time. \n\nBut, if I'm in a rush and need a quick polish change, this will be the first place that comes to mind!


Very disappointed, the chips were just awful, very greasy and floppy, they. Just looked and tasted bad. The fish was nice, but so small, the size and shape of a hot dog, put that with the 2 hush puppies and it just looked rude. The staff were just not interested in serving, and it all just appeared that he didn't want to serve the 2 customers that he had, over all very expensive, With poor service. The name says it all!


Another place that sells snow shaved ice! They also sell various smoothies, and Vietnamese coffee drinks.\n\nWe decided to split a large size strawberry snow. Each snow comes with 2 free toppings, and if you want a glaze/sauce to go with it, it will be an extra charge.  The toppings include the \"popping boba\" in multiple flavors, various flavors of mochi, fresh fruit, and chocolate chips just to name a few. Glaze/sauces included caramel, chocolate, condensed milk, and sesame. We decided to go with strawberries and coconut mochi as toppings, with chocolate sauce on top.\n\nThe large size came as a heaping pile of shaved ice, with a generous amount of toppings and sauce. It was large enough for 3 of us to share it. The snow itself is very fluffy and light, like Snoh in Phoenix's shaved ice. I do prefer Snoh's shaved ice a little better since theirs tastes a little lighter/fluffy snow-like.\n\nThis dessert shop is in the Mekong plaza shopping area in the food court. Our total for the large snow was a little over $6. Overall a good deal for your money!


12.50 pitchers of Molson ex, staff are very friendly and welcoming and really good pub food.


The customer was absolutely terrible, the front of the house was poor and the server gave us truly bad customer service 1/10. Mary was our server. It was like pulling teeth to ask for chicken cutlets for our 3 yr old Son, and they charged us $7 for 3 of the tiniest chicken cutlets (it was really one cutlet split into smaller pieces) with no side for him. \n\nThe beef carpaccio was awful. The beef was over cured, it was like eating salami, and they drenched the arugula with dressing. Worst carpaccio I have ever had.\n\nEven The pesto for the bread was awful\n\nThe main entrees were ok, we had the eggplant rolled with ricotta and the parradella pasta with sausage. Not bad, but my entree was $21 and the quality of the food did not merit that.\n\nTerrible dining experience, definitely will not go back


Great great place.. Must try tapas.. Spinach salad is spectacular..Although this place has the traditional thai dishes.. This place is has the tapas.. It's not a typical size tapas.. its more like appetizers, so 2 is more than enough.. They also have an fruit infused iced tea.. excellent service.. must try if you're in the area..


After months and months on hiatus I have made a resolution that I think I'll actually be able to keep (unlike the NYE 'resolutions' exercise and less carbs) and that is to get back to the good work of keeping up with yelp and my amateur reviews.  It started to feel like homework, but all fair and decent people need be warned of the good and the bad this and other cities have to offer by impartial peers'.  Now, it saddens me that my first update of 2010 will be such a disappointing experience that was Girasole last night.  However, I feel the need to document the experience immediately.  If only some other yelper could have prepared us for such disrespect perhaps we wouldn't have been taken so off guard (hence my warning to you...).  The lady and I wanted to try somewhere newish and I hadn't been here in over a year when I was the second to review this joint on yelp in 5/08.  I'm sure much of what I said then applies today, very loud...decent service, a little above average food with a seasonal menu.  I call and make a reservation well in advance so as to try to mitigate what I seem to remember always being a wait...We arrived at 8PM sharp for our reservation and don't get anyones' attention for a little while, but eventually do see who I assume is the owner.   We mention our reservation, he says no problem 15 min...Great!  I understand you're busy and we'll just wait a while...15 min, 20 min, 25 min...Okay, I'll try to make this easy..\"Sir, may I please give you my cell so you can just call when the table for 2 opens?\"...\"Sure, what is it?\".  We go across the road to starbucks and wait for the phone to ring 30 min, 35 min, 40 min, 50 min...Now, keep in mind I booked a reservation well in advance.  We go back to the restaurant and wait again cramped like sardines cautious to make eye contact, which we do.  Okay, I know what you're thinking why not just leave?  I've already admitted it's nothing special.  I know you've been there...we kept thinking what if we leave now just when he's about to call.  So, we continue to wait and then someone walks in right behind us bumps Annie out of the way and just stands for maybe 30 seconds...the owner runs over bursts through Annie and I and just grabs the couple and seats them immediately.  I have never seen such blatent disregard for other customers'.  It was clear these folks were just regulars so he seated them ahead of everyone...what's so bad is it was right in front of us.  I can appreciate that we are not regulars' , but c'mon pops' have a little discretion.  Please take this as a cautionary tale, doesn't matter if you have a reservation, doesn't matter if you leave your cell (btw, still hasn't rang) and you pretty much don't matter if you're not a regular'.  There is a happy ending...We ended up at the bar at Eleven, I had a great tuna tartare and a piece of fish and Annie had a wonderful order of steak/frites.  We won't be back to Girasole.


Bravo, Saddle Ranch, bravvooo!!!\n\nWent here for dinner on 3.17.13. It was pretty crowded (as it was delightfully warm and a holiday), but our 3-person party was seated within a couple of minutes. We were seated on the patio and it was perfect! Good place to people watch too.\n\nService was friendly and prompt. We all ended up w/some sort of burger (get the \"Original\" - soooo heavenly!). I did end up taking some of my burger (due to large volume) home w/me. They have a nice recipe for their hamburgers. And, they got my order right - bloody rare! Yay!\n\nAnd, the best part?? Free green apple cotton candy for dessert at our table? I love it! It was a bit sweet for my liking but I did enjoy poking holes in our spun sugar \"torch\". You guys are great! I'll be back for sure. You have won my heart!\n\n** NOTE: It would be awesome to include baby/wet wipes while being served the cotton candy at the end - that way you're not walking away w/a sticky mess of hands. ;)


We (party of 6) stopped in after my son's graduation for an early dinner.  Just before we stopped at Starbucks for an iced tea.  My mother still had her iced tea when we walked in and the bartender immediately said that we could not come in with the iced tea.  I asked to speak with his manager and he said \"he will tell you the same thing\".  We walked out and went across the parking lot to NYPD and spent $125 on dinner & drinks and had great service.  I will NEVER come back to this place.  *** Update *** Following is a message sent to me from what was obviously an employee of APC:\n\nWell not to be rude but it is against the liquor laws to have outside food or beverages In a restaurant and I know first hand there is a sign outside the door there that states it. So if you get mad at a restaurant for following the rules then you are not a customer that restaurants want.  Tara S\n\n* Just another reason to never go back and to make sure I tell all my friends and family about the experience.


This starbucks is awful. They don't listen when you're ordering don't apologize for having to repeat yourself 5 time. Their rude and unworthy of my business.


Firstly, those bastardized pork buns are stupid delicious. \n\nThe spicy scale is perfect. BYOB, and there's a wine store right across the bridge. Only inconvenience is that it's cash only.\n\nThe food is consistent  and delicious. Price is a pretty good deal. I often leave very full. An excellent take on Thai. If only they had pho.....


Let me first say, I have been here many times and this was one of my favorite places for Chinese in the valley, but recent changes to the staff, serving portions and quality of food have made me re-evaluate my opinion of this place.\n\nI went in today during the lunch hours, having done so many times in the past.  The restaurant was empty of customers.  I placed a lunch menu order for carry-out.  I chose the Kung Pao Shrimp (with Soup and Fried Rice).  I ordered a separate pork egg roll as they usually are quite tasty here.\n\nWhen the boy was done taking my order, he sat back down at one of the tables and started to resume pulling the ends off snow peas, which he was doing before I walked in.  He never washed his hands before handing the food either.  Later, one of the kitchen staff came out front and started to talk to him in Chinese with my order ticket in his hand.  He then came to where I was sitting and informed me that he had neglected to charge me for the egg roll, but all were on the ticket.  I thought, sounds like that is your problem, not mine, since it was one the ticket that I had paid for.  I went ahead and paid the extra $1.46 for the egg roll.\n\nWhen my meal was ready to go, looked in the bag.  I had a bowl in the bag with my meal.  In the past, there was a Styrofoam container with rice and entr\u00e9e separated.  Not so anymore.  I asked why did I have a bowl, they explained they changed the way they packaged the meals now, but it was the same portion.  Ummm.. NOT the same portion at all.  I was still upset from the egg roll debacle and now I was getting less for the same price.  \n\nWhen I got home, I found they did not even bother to provide the sweet and sour dipping sauce for the egg role.  Glad I grabbed a couple of duck sauce packs before I left.  I started to eat the Dish I ordered and it was bland.  No heat for a Kung Pao dish.  The Wonton soup was also bland with no scallions and strips of pork in it as before.  The rice was very dried out too.\n\nSo sadly, this will be my last visit to this restaurant   I will be informing all my friends who I spoke to so highly of this place, to reconsider dining here as well.  The portion size and quality are not enough to make the stand out from Panda Express.  In fact, I would say you get about the same taste, but more quantity from Panda.  Darn shame, this was a diamond in Scottsdale, but now is a simply another lump of coal.


Went here again (7/5) to get my birthday bowl. GG corporate is pretty awesome and they extended my bday bowl a ways to let me get my bday bowl when we were in the area. Props to them for that. There seems to be a wait almost everytime we go there, but this time my veggies were cooked perfectly and my sauce was almost perfect (I put too much salt..dang) but overall it was a great $16 for 2! Love you GG!!


One of the advantages to being a Las Vegas local, are access to the resort pools.  The M Resort has an awesome deal for locals in the summer.  $10 for locals, but women can put their name on a list, and it is free entry for the rest of the summer.  Sorry guys, you still need to pay every time.  However, the last time I came, a friend had rented a daybed, and it was free but there was a minimum of $200 in food and drinks.  Well, a huge group of friends came out and did not have to pay entry because we all said we were there for the daybed under our friend's name.  And between the 20 of us, we definitely spent way more than the minimum requirement.  Best of all, the food and drinks were delish! The pitchers of margaritas and mojitos were pretty potent.  They did not skimp on the alcohol at all.  \n\nI also love that it is so kid friendly.  There are these huge entrance sections with only 10 inches of water and is the perfect place for the little ones to just wade in and splash.  The crowd is also a lot more laid back and chill than the strip resort pools. There are also a ton of families.  But, my favorite perk is the fact that it is not a long hike to get to the pool from the parking structure.  \n\nThe servers are super friendly and we rarely waited to get anyone's attention.  And if you are a guest of the hotel, definitely make time to relax poolside, soak in the vegas rays, and enjoy a cocktail.  \n\n*Yelp 100 Challenge: Review 50/100*


The shrimp tempura almost didn't even have shrimp in it and it was extremely over cooked and greasy. The waiter was ignoring us and I had to call out for someone to come bring us the bill. The food was just okay, it just so happens to be near my house, however I don't think I will come back. It just wasn't anything special. The presentation was nice though, the rolls looked pretty.


I must have driven past Franks A Lot one hundred times before I ever thought to give it a chance.  Franks is on the east side of the road that becomes, airlane, right behind the airport.  As I take airlane to work every morning to avoid a few lights, I kept seeing Franks and finally decided to try it for lunch.  \n\nWhat can I say? A solid hot dog, great price point and an EXTREMELY friendly staff. I haven't pegged if its a family running it from front to back, but I think it is and let me say, they do it well.  There is a drive through as well as basic patio seating.  Make note, they only take cash, but don't worry your lunch wont be more than six or seven dollars anyways.  \n\nTheir specialty is the Chicago dog, which is covered in onion, celery salt, sports peppers, and tomatoes.  Grab a side of their freshly made french fries and you are out the door, loving life.  Their menu extends to service polish sausage, cheese fries and even a philly cheese steak, but I have remained loyal to my Chicago dog....for now.  \n\nIf you happen to find yourself in the area, I say check it out.


Soo upset with this place! I used to eat here all the time when I lived in Utah and I loved it, I love the honey bacon club sandwich and Thai mango salad, however at this location I have twice in a row now had dirty lettuce and bugs in my salad! I guess if you avoid he salads you'd be fine. Soo disappointed and will never eat at this Zupas again :(


It's a divey little bar in a sketchy part of town and for what I this better than most.\nKaraoke Wednesdays\n$1,50 beers during NFL


Average taste, huge portions


Store and gas island are dirty. The first pump that I went to wasn't working with credit or debit cards. The store is not maintained very well, which is apparent with the dirty condition and the pumps not working


Best fast food burritos in town. Pancheros doesn't touch this place. Adobe is a close second. Go with the Barbacoa.


ichiza sent us here after having us wait 40 min with a baby for their estimate of 30 min, only to then say it would probably be another 45 minutes. not sure if that was BS or not but we couldn't really chance it. \n\nyu-yu was on my list to try so we took it in stride, and it is just a short walk. small but very welcoming place with fantastic service. the server's english was not very good but she was extremely attentive as was the whole staff. if you have a family with small children, it's certainly much more tolerable than the hustle and bustle of ichiza.\n\nour young nephew gave a big thumbs up for the tempura udon, as well as the jidori cutlet. i thought the jidori cutlet was awesome...crispy and moist and sizable. we also had the fried jidori which i really enjoyed. the yellow tail carpaccio was excellent,. as was the mini toro bowl (nevi toro-don) and the kushi age bowl (three kushi age's on a bed of rice). the marinated squid and octopus was also good as well as the agedashi tofu. all prices quite reasonable. i'm glad we got shuffled over here. It's worth repeat visits.


Went back after friend wore pants....waste of money slow as hell for service then they messed up a lot of wings then they got confused....I finally got my food after explaining they are idiots the bouncers \"regulators\" arnt too bad the whole shopping center security is annoying which made our night even worse doesn't Toby Keith's have its own security why do they need more? Anyway at least we got in this time disappointed though.....


Went here today and this place was great. All my coworkers gave about there gluten-free and vegan donuts but I went with their snickerdoodle. Moist, chewy. Just the right amount of sweet. And you don't feel quite as bad about eating it because they use the highest quality ingredients. I recommend it and I will def be going back real soon.


Items sampled include: \n\nStrawberry Doughnut\nPecan Honey Bun\nChristmas Tree Old Fashioned\nChocolate Croissant\nHam, Egg, Cheese, Rosemary Bechamel Wafflewich\n\nDriving to Vegas for the first time and thus with far more off-strip mobility than prior my Christmas vacation began in Henderson as I awaited the arrival of my friend's plane from Florida - a perfect time for pastry beginning at former Bouchon Bakery master Chris Herrin's Bread and Butter, a large bakery and sandwich shop in a rather unattractive strip mall but a true case where you shouldn't judge a book by its cover.\n\nFeaturing friendly service, ample seating, and a selection of pastries both classic and novel I was lucky to arrive just as a fresh order of brioche strawberry doughnuts were emerging from the fryer and identical to those at Bouchon both the eggy dough and thick jam were expertly crafted - a theme that would carry over to both the crisp and flaky chocolate croissant and the nearly half-pound cupcake, rife with cocoa and topped with thick vanilla frosting.  Less successful, the honey bun was simply a case of an item sitting on the counter for too long - the flavor fine but the yeasted dough already getting weighed down by the ample, rich toppings.\n\nMoving to more savory options, the restaurant's signature Wafflewich would prove to be every bit as delicious as any sandwich crafted of similar high quality ingredients but literally drowned with creamy Bechamel I personally would have preferred the waffles to be a bit more crisp, perhaps even a bit 'crunchy' for texture...but I have to say the rosemary was an inspired touch to what was otherwise a well executed croque madame and although I'm not sure I would call Bread and Butter a 'destination' bakery I'd certainly return if driving up from Phoenix again.


Sought this place out because it was across the street from my hotel, but was pleasantly surprised by the service and tasty entree.  I'm not a fish person by nature, but after a long day of tasting cheese I wanted a relatively light dinner and ordered their halibut - served over flavorful mashed potatoes with an awesome creamy (but not heavy!) sauce.  The fish was tender, flaky and moist, really nicely done.  \n\nThe goat cheesecake dessert was a lovely cheesecake, but unfortunately drowning in a far too sweet cherry sauce.  I wondered if this was to smother the goat cheese flavor in the dessert - but if someone doesn't like goat cheese, maybe they just shouldn't order the GOAT cheesecake?  \n\nThe wine was lovely although it cost twice as much as the one I thought we had ordered... either myself or the server was not watching my companion closely enough when he ordered it!


I have been to Kincaid's for business and pleasure and all the times I have gone there, its been fantastic, classy, and delicious. Thumbs up!


Descent hole in the wall local's bar.


I still continue to go to this place on a regular basis. The food still is always superb and the service there is impeccable. I've taken lots of different people there, and everyone has always loved it. If you're in this area of Charlotte, you should definitely check this place out. It's one of those hidden gems in a strip mall that you'll be happy you visited.


We love this place. All the food has great flavor, but my personal favorite is one pork enchilada with green sauce and a short rib enchilada with red sauce with lots of pickled onions and cabbage slaw on top. We have two young children and it is their favorite place. They get to watch their food being prepared, don't have to wait for the food, and all of the staff are super friendly and helpful. We like it enough that we have brought out of town guests too.


I've noticed inconsistent reviews here. People are either really happy or really ticked off. I live on the other side of the universe from this shop, and I have a \"regular\" shop near me which I visit 2x a month. However, this is the only shop I have found to do \"creative\" designs (like a plaid pedicure at Christmas).  \nI have been here 6 times and have been very pleased.  The shop is in a bad area, so I don't know what people expect. Also, when English is not a first language and the shop employees are not from this country.....you sometimes have to make allowances for culture.  Yes - I have left nail salons because of a lack of friendliness, cleanliness.....and yes, I wish those who open businesses in our neighborhoods would prioritize learning how to do business according to the client's expectations ......and not their own. There ARE nail salons where they have learned to do this: speak English, be friendly, run an organized shop, be professional. This shop has a lot to learn, but I've never received a \"bad\" pedicure.


I am a real food guy.  A good meal makes me very happy.  I am very familiar with and love Japanese ramen.  I had read about this restaurant and had lunch here today, but when I left,  I only had a small smile on my face.  I had the Tonkotsu ramen, a good basic ramen.\n\nThe noodles were very small, and all stuck together.  How does that happen?  I like thick and chewy noodles, so I was disappointed.\n\nNext, the broth.  It was thin and not very flavorful or rich.  Had no depth, a single note of flavor.  \n\nThe pork bacon pieces were smoky and flavorful, but only two small pieces?\n\nThe motif is Tokyo ramen shop, with a long counter with stools, facing the kitchen, but not within view of the chefs.  A few tables are against the opposite wall.  It is quite attractive, really.\n\nI hope they stay around long enough to find their way.


I was looking forward to giving this place another try after being thoroughly un-impressed by this place in 2007, but after seeing this joint on Groupon Now! I thought I'd give it another chance. \n\nI never even got to taste the food. I walked into the restaurant and there were three people sitting at a table who all abruptly looked up at me when I walked in as though I was interrupting their conversation. One of the women got up and gave me a menu and as I perused it, I handed her my Groupon. In broken English, she told me that the Groupon was not good for that day, though it clearly said that it was good on that date from 4PM-8PM. She called her manager, and he supposedly said that I should come back tomorrow with the Groupon. I tried to explain to her that the Groupon was only valid for that day, and she didn't understand. \n\nI finally left, and walked to the Chipotle located convienently about 100 feet from the door of El Patio. I'm normally all about supporting Mom & Pop places, but this place has and probably always will suck.


Pretty much a place to drink and eat sausage it appears. Yes, this is unlike my drinking venues when i went to college when all we needed was the finest domestics and a sweaty small dance floor for drunken make-out sessions. The handlebar has bud lught, but mill is focused on craft beers and this place also gets fancy with pretty lights and an outdoor patio or two. I sat at bar and there was a more festive asu crowd watching the devils lose. Happy hour had good drink specials and i also tried the fresh cut fries, which were just average as these didnt have skin on and were kinda stubby. Blue cheese bacon dipping sauce was the highlight there. Another good place to drink it up. TV's are too spread out at the bar though.


They were solid. The po boy was good.


Upon arriving and looking for a real estate agent I didnt know what to expect. I called Tucker and he was fast, willing, and able to accomodate my needs. Tucker is totally honest and makes you feel completely comfortable while doing business. I would highly recommend Tucker and will continue to work with him in the near future.


Awesome tasting pizza!


Dairy Queen really does not need a review.  Only place better for icecream is your mom and pop stores.  Place was clean, service was quick (oh yeah, we were the only ones in there).  $7.80 seems a little high for 1 wafflecone and 1 icecream in a cup.


Another run-of-the mill Americanized Thai restaurant that seems to be the norm around AZ.  Rubbery meats, American broccoli, boring carrots and zucchini. No spice factor, few herbs and fish sauces, no authentic dishes, or dishes done authentically. Where's the roasted duck red curry, larb salads, Asian/Thai vegetables, whole-fried fish, papaya salad with blue crab? Oh, I forgot I'm in Central Phoenix. Geeze, I'm such a food snob. If ya'll think this is good, your mouth will MELT when you get the real stuff.  On the plus side, it's a nice, small restaurant and was very busy at lunch. To-go orders don't get the house salad they serve but you do get a little eggroll wrapped in foil.\n\nMy search for  true Phoenician Thai food with bold, complex flavors continues.  Any leads would be greatly appreciated.


Huge Menu, Friendly People, Good Food.  I really like oregano's for their wide selection.  I took my date here in lieu of cooking (unfortunate bill issues left me with no gas for a few days) and she ordered the ravioli and I got the BBQ chicken thin crust pizza.  It was really flavorful and I enjoyed it.  The only downside (which cost them that fabled 5 stars) was the fact that it is strictly call ahead seating.  This place gets BUSY... and when it gets busy the wait can be pretty bad because all of their food is made from scratch (you can taste it).  Other than that... fantastic meal and get the desert cookie thing they have.  SOOO Good!


went for dim sum last summer after graduation MEDICORE! it was not that good at all


Juan and Ray provided the best carpet cleaning service I've had in 20 years. Punctual, well groomed, polite and very knowledgeable about carpet cleaning, they are clearly professionals.  The work quality was outstanding. Furniture and walls were properly prepared and the carpets were thoroughly cleaned in 45 min. I appreciated that there was no up-sell. I bought a Groupon and it was honored with no nonsense about extra dough for trip charges, deodorizers, Scotchgard and stain removers. They just cleaned my carpets professionally - no negotiations.  Mom recommended to me, now I recommend to you. I will definitely use from now on.


Had a great time & the views were awesome. Go before 6:00 & save yourself some money & if you drink do the happy hour for an additional $5.00. Went on a Monday around 5:30 & had a short wait & did not need to buy drinks at the bar since we had happy hour tickets. We had 24 of us in the pod & our group of 4 was each able to get 4 drinks apiece in the 30 minute ride. 4 drinks for an additional $5 or a drink from the bar where prices started at $7.00 your choice.


Not exactly what I would call a great place to eat. If you want to take your teenager out for a shake or ice cream you may enjoy it :)


I am not a fondue fan so I wasn't expecting much out of a group meal but our service was extremely slow. I am under the impression they get a lot of groups and we had made a reservation way in advance. Wouldn't choose to come here again.


At 5:30am on Las Vegas Boulevard, Denny's is your friend\n\nI usually do not have much love for Denny's these days, but after a long night of partying, this location on the Las Vegas Strip can be just the right place for the right price. \n\nDo not go here sober: you will be the only one besides the staff and will not like it. \n\nHordes of sweaty tourists and drunken revelers slide through this place 24 hours per day all year long and it shows. It is the dirtiest Denny's you will ever sit in, and that's saying a lot. \n\nBut do not mind those minor details; remember, you are drunk and hungry, and Uncle Denny is here to help with that headache. Inside this diner you will experience the greatest craving for substandard food in your life. In a swirling and spinning haze with sounds that cut in and fade out, you will throw out your sensibilities and last vestiges of decency and want everything on the menu like an uncultured swine. Gazing at the menu with a childlike sense of awe and amazement--somewhere in your brain's basement a little voice will pose this question: does this place employ a hypnotist?--you start to feel that each perfectly posed piece of colorful food on the menu is beckoning you. \n\nGive into those feelings my hard-partying friend; you've earned the right to sit at the booth of frat kings that has comforted hundreds of thousands of bacchanalian souls coming off 15-hour sprees of drinking, gambling, and dancing with Dionysus just like you. You are now in the sticky, vinyl throne of Vegas. You have arrived. \n\n(For the best 24-hour eats in Vegas, head to Mr. Lucky's 24/7 in the Hard Rock Hotel; that diner cannot be beat during the in-between times).


Ambiance is awesome. Service couldn't be worse. I've been here twice - shouldn't have given it a second chance, definitely will NOT give it a third. There are so many other places worth visiting in Vegas. So go take a picture there, but skip ordering a drink. NOT JOKING!!


Yeah, I had to check it out for the little ones. I went on a Saturday night around 6pm, which may have been my first mistake.\n\nThe place was sooo loud and insane, it was like Chucky Cheese, without the distraction of the arcade games for the kids. The line for the drink machine was ridiculous. There were 8 people in front of me! I tried the salad with the Italian dressing, which wasn't bad although a bit wilted. The pizza was a joke. I tried the Mac and Cheese, BBQ, Ham and cheese, and the pan cheese pizza. If I had to choose one it would be the Mac and Cheese that was almost decent. The pizza dough was flavorless and quite similar to cardboard. The bread sticks had to be my favorite thing, because they were the only thing that I could stand to eat more than one bite of.  I couldn't even bring myself to try the cinnamon rolls or brownies.  My Mother-in-law ordered the chicken wings...which I would like to refer to as Mistake #2. They were like microwaved frozen wings, completely soggy and disgusting. She ordered mild, yet they were drenched in a hot sauce that the kids thought were too spicy. I tried one and it was alot hotter than mild. \n\nThe only reason I'm not giving this place 1 star is because the service was actually commendable. The bus persons kept the place clean and swarmed the tables as soon as people left. The people making the pizza were also quick to put in special requests as well. \n\nI think I'll stick with Chucky Cheese next time. At least there I can MAKE my own salad and the kids are preoccupied by arcade games.


This place is great. The papusas are fantastic and so are the banana leaf tamales. We had the sampler platter once to try some different things and everything was great. Service can be a tad slow so don't be in a hurry and your patience will be rewarded. Different flavors from Central America. Yay!


Ordered the Sicilian special.  Worst I ever ate.  Majority of pizza was tomato soaked dough.  Something tasted stale on the toppings.  Disgusting!!!  This place was actually recommended. Lol what a joke!


Great pizza.  Nice owners!


One flat white with two raw sugars, please!\n\nLove this European-style coffee spot so much. The coffee is amazing, the snacks are so fresh (not like most stale baked goods usually served at caf\u00e9s), the vibe is perfect for hanging out solo or meeting a few friends... Oh, and dog-friendly outside! \n\nThis place is fantastic, and I think people are starting to catch on. Hands down, favorite hangout spot in Vegas.


Supposedly Delux is the only place that sells lobster bisque in all of the Valley.  After a week of craving lobster bisque, a friend of mine told me that Delux sells this soup.  I've been meaning to go to Delux for awhile.  I hear their burgers are the best in the Valley. I got crap on twitter because my friends knew I was going to Delux, but getting the soup instead of a burger.  C'est la vie...last week, my cravings were to strong and I had to give in.  Burgers will have to wait.\n\nI went to Delux 2 Go specifically for the soup.  I decided to surprise my boyfriend with lunch and ordered him one too.  Delux sells soups daily.  They make lobster bisque on Wednesdays. A schedule of their soups is on their menu which can be found on their website.\n\nI also ordered the tomato mozzarella salad.  I can never pass up a caprese salad.  While I waited for my order they offered me a water or iced tea.  I thought that was really nice.  The soups hit the spot.  The salad not so much.  The tomatoes and cheese were fresh.  I had problems with the olive oil and balsamic vinegar.  Both came in their own containers.  I tried mixing them without success.  I tried dipping it.  Not luck there either.  It was very diappointing.\n\nAll in all, I will be back.  Just to try the burger and for a bowl of lobster bisque.\n\nI loved the soup


This review is based on their 2 bedroom suites. It's a decent size about 1400 sq ft and layout is like most 2 bd suites you expect. But staying in a 2 bd room suite you expect certain things that you'll sure be disappointed here. First, they should seriously remodel and upgrade the rooms, it looks like a room from the 90's. Secondly, you be very disappointed as the doors separating the bedrooms and the living/dining area are glass door not solid wood doors. You never feel like you have complete privacy eventhough the glass doors are frosted. These rooms are average at best for a 2bd suite. Note: please get the rooms facing the strip if you must stay in these rooms and request higher floors.


Went for Sunday brunch. The food was sub-par. Good, but it's breakfast food, so hard to screw up. The service was outstanding. It was a slow morning, so we were able to get to the buffet with no problem. I had one of the made to order omelets, very good. Instead of waiting for it, they brought it down to us. Not sure if this is a usual practice, but it was appreciated. The bagel/croissant was dry. The bacon (from the looks of it), not super crispy. Although I don't eat meat, I have yet to know a person who doesn't like crispy bacon. Potatoes were really good- very impressed with use of the red pepper in them. (So underused an under appreciated by most restaurants). I would go back!


I was excited that they opened this restaurant and was excited to eat here, as I've been at a Steak 'n Shake establishment before. However, this place just did not live up to it's name. \n\nFood wise - this location was comparable to the other ones I've had. But, presentation wise - I was disappointed. It's not that hard to put together a burger - but yet they've managed to mess it up. Especially when I ordered the BBQ burger. Most of the bacon wasn't even on the burger - and there was BBQ sauce all over my plate. Looked as if someone had murdered the BBQ bottle on my plate. \n\nService is a complete joke. The first time we went - we ordered our shakes before we even ordered the food. And yet - we didn't receive them until about five minutes after we were done eating. \n\nThe second time - we saw our waitress only when she came to take our order. We didn't have a ketchup bottle on our table - and asked the person who brought the food if they could bring us one. They never did, so we took it upon ourselves to take a bottle from an empty table. Turns out - that one was empty. So we tried another - which was empty too. By the end of the meal - none of us had any water yet - so as someone was passing by, we asked her to refill our waters as she already had a pitcher. She re filled one of the glasses before running out of water. She said she'd be right back with another pitcher - but never saw her again. \n\nThis place needs to step up on their service and fire everyone there that doesn't know how to be a server. \n\nI would've given this place one star - if it weren't for the fact that I do love their milkshakes. Just stay away from the Butter Pecan one - but it tastes nothing like butter pecan ice cream.


Called a to-go order in last night around 12:30 am. I thought I would make it easy so I ordered two of the exact same breakfast. 2 eggs over medium, sausage patties and french toast. Eggs cooked perfect. French toast some battered and some not. Sausage patties? They gave me one order and they were way overcooked. Sausage probable sat all day and they only had one order so instead of cooking fresh order they gave me only one order. \nThe food is good for what it is but check your to-go orders carefully


We have 4 dogs and a cat and it takes a lot to make my wife happy especially when it comes to her babies.  Dr. Kastner and Dr. W. are both great veterinarians and good people. The staff is awesome and we refer our family and friends all the time. They know us and our babies by name and provide old fashioned customer service. We have been to other vets and they are OK but this place is awesome! Great service, great information, good pricing, and they know and love our family. They listen to our concerns and only provide us what we need rather than selling us services and products just to make a buck. They will always have our business.


Corn muffins were amazing and good service but nothing noteworthy here. I have traveled extensively throughout the south and always try to seek out new BBQ. Pork and ribs were good but not special. Sauces were unique but not something I wanted the recipe for. Sides were disappointing, green beans, mashed potatoes and barbecue beans in particular. Everything was over salted.


ordered 2 carnita tacos with rice/beans. The food was cold and everything was flavorless. The food was gross and super expensive. Maybe the actual restaurant is better.


Today, I definitely didn't have a great experience at MCN. I got my haircut couple months ago from there and I liked it, so I decided to go again for coloring today.\nI wasn't happy about it at all -cuz I can still see the line btw my root and the bottom. PLUS, they charged me 25 bucks more for the blow-dry without telling me. I wish I didnt go there for the color..


What a mess. \nAfter making my pumpkin blizzard. They tried to use a regular soda lid on the large then forgot the whip cream.  Next after asking for whip they forgot the pumpkin spice.  Asian guy working was on the side using his cell.  \nHad to ask for the spice in another container so I could put it on the blizzards myself for the kids.  \nWtf?????  It was soo freakin messy and it looked like an ice cream shoved into a cola container at first. \nThis place needs a serious employee training so they know never to serve something with less quality to the customer.


Store closed its doors on tax day, 04/15/13 along with the location on East Blvd in Charlotte :(


Ordered from them last night and the next day they turned around and said it was a computer error and that they really \"didn't have any in stock\". \n\nBS. Don't remember exactly what it showed last night but was around 200 when I ordered. The next morning after their cancellation email it now shows 189 and the price was much higher. This does not smell like a computer error - but more like they made a price mistake and blamed it on the computer. I call BS - if they can't even admit when it's a human error... what else will they lie about.


I know I'm a bit ridiculous for going to a steakhouse being a Vegetarian. However, I knew I would have limited options and knew what I would order prior to arriving at the restaurant. That being said, my limited amount of options is NOT the reason for my low rating. \n\nI went with a few girls for Valentine's Day, for fun and for a nice fancy dinner before a girls night out. We were seated and it took about five minutes before we were greeted by our server (at least who we thought was our server). He disappeared for a bit and then came back to ask what we would like to drink. I fully understand that it was a busy night, but I know that restaurant is busy in general, and can handle busy nights. After our drink orders were taking, we waited about ten minutes before receiving them, and another ten minutes until a completely different server took our orders. I understand its odd that I venture to steakhouses and don't order meat, but I don't make a fuss over what I eat; so I really didn't understand why the server had to give me a disapproving look when I didn't order a meat item. I wish I was exaggerating with the amount of time between when we would see our server (if at all) but I'm not. Our reservation was at 9:30pm and we left the restaurant close to midnight. Considering that this restaurant has earned a Triple A 4-diamond rating, I assume it solely due to the steaks, chops, and seafood options. \n\nOn a happy note, I loved the truffle mashed potatoes! Luckily, we were seated close to a window and as always, any view of the fountains is breath-taking :).


I had only been to Andiamo once, a couple years ago and remember loving it.  When I had a groupon offer to go back, I was excited and all over it!  I brought a friend and my mom who both were so excited to try it due to my past review. The staff was great, the customer service they provided was above average.\nI wish I could say the same for the food.  Now, I have to say 1 of 3 of our entrees was great.  Maybe the other two were just poor choices. None the less, it was hard to call good.   One of the entrees was a \"specialty veal \" that had a lemon based sauce.  I LOVE lemon, and this was just way too much lemon.  Not to mention it was served with a side of pasta with Marinara...the two sauces were mixing into each other due to being on the same plate.  Not a good mix.  \nMy Vodka  sauce had too large of chunks of garlic, and even upon leaving I felt like you could smell my breath from 2 feet away. Garlic is about all I could taste. \nI am willing to give it another go one day, when I have extra cash I want to gamble with...I am all for locally owned, family run businesses, but they need to get a better chef!\nP.S. Entree's average about $15-20 a plate, but don't come with a side salad or soup, so be prepared for spending extra!


Second to Hurley's for good pub grub on lunch. Fish n Chips - with really tasty chips. Stews, burgers, beer, etc. Don't expect fine dining here but expect so much better than those disgusting chain Pubs like Les 3 Brasseurs. One is function over form, the other is form over function. Good honest grub. A few years back I had ribs and they were AWESOME. Great to have right next to the office.


First, you don't go here for the food.\n\nThe Waffle Shop is strictly for intoxicated (or curious) individuals wandering out of the local bars. It doesn't open until late, the coffee is nothing to write home about, and the waffles are unexceptional.\n\nOn the other hand, the atmosphere more than makes up for the mediocre food. The Waffle Shop is a media project run by CMU students, and you can volunteer to be interviewed up on stage, or you can watch others as they're picked apart.\n\nGreat fun & inexpensive, to boot.


I purchased a Banana Tree from Baker's on 06/15/2014.  It wasn't in very good condition to begin with and they only had 2 others.  The salesperson indicated that if it didn't do well that I could bring it back.  On 7/29/2014 I took the plant back in the pot it came in and with the receipt.  Baker's refused to give me another Banana Plant, give me my money back or give me a credit for another plant.  This family owned business needs to be bought out by someone with some ethics.  I will never shop for plants there again and I have reported them to the Better Business Bureau.


The music is great here, it beckoned me to come and sit and pay a lot for a drink.  It really is an unassuming nice spot in the middle of the casino.  Luckily, it wasn't too packed so my large group could have a seat and have decent service.\n\nIf your in Mandaly, like music and such, and just need to take a quick load off, this is a great spot.


I'm a transplanted Texas girl from Austin. I was craving a taste of home and saw reviews for this place. The atmosphere is great, the waitress was amusingly surly. Sadly the food was terrible. I don't understand actually having a disclaimer on your menu that you don't season your meat?! However that would explain the ridiculous amount of condiments at the table. I ordered the chicken fried steak and was saaaaaadddly disappointed. It is NOT authentic to not season this dish. It literally tasted like a cube steak dipped in a flour/water paste then deep fried. No self-respecting Texan would do this, and you certainly wouldn't add pepporcini pepper sauce or Cholula sauce to a real CFS!  The meat was not the only thing unseasoned, the chicken tenders, potatoes, biscuits and pretty much everything else was tasteless and so bad I couldn't eat it and I LOOOOVE anything fried, so this is pretty bad. We actually felt kind of bad for them when they saw how much food was on the table and we didn't want a take home box.   \n\nI advise they add salt & pepper at the least.


Taking price into consideration, the food here is nothing exceptional...greasy French bistro stuff. But the view from the patio is exceptional for people-watching! It faces right out onto the Vegas Strip, so you'll get an eyeful of the wacky passers-by and street freaks, with the occasional spouting of the Bellagio fountains across the street to liven things up.\n\nIf there are no seats available on the patio, however...no dice. The food isn't worth coming here without the view.


I was very impressed with the overall experience I had at the JW Marriott.  The hotel grounds are beautiful, you feel like you're in a tranquil garden with streams of water and lush greenery all around.  The rooms are beautiful, the bathrooms are like spas with big bathtubs, a shower with a large rain shower heads, the WC is in a room by itself.  The bed was super comfy, I slept soundly.  The price was phenomenal (I booked and paid online for a nice discount).  The service was 5-star.  I was here on business and it felt like a vacation.  Thank you JW Marriott for surprising me!


Believe the hype; this place is flippin magic! The quality, taste and execution of the humble dumpling at this establishment is nothing less than 5 stars. They know what they're doing and the end result is a mind blowing dumpling that's good either steamed, fried, or in soup. Don't forget to squirt some vinegar to cut through the richness; that takes it to a whole other level. \n\nAt lunch the salads are $1, take advantage of that especially the cabbage/wasabi salad, or order all of them; for $1, what have you got to lose except find yet another addiction. \n\nFrom the outside it doesn't look like much but if you are in fact a legitimate dumpling fan, passing this place up would be a huge mistake. My only dillema is that there is nothing close to something this well executed back home so until I'm able to return to Montreal all I can do is daydream.


I drive from North Scottsdale to see Karen. She's been doing all if my kids hair for years since she was at the Scottsdale location. Coming from NYC I was very particular in who touched my sons hair. I like his hair cut not shaved like a barbershop. She takes her time and does exactly what I ask her to do.


I've been going here for about 4 months now and have seen great results. They keep a fast paced creative workout, only 30 mins in most cases. For as many times as I've gone, 3 x week for 4 months, we always do a new exercise that keeps things from being boring. Of course the workout are targeted and they keep a log of everything. \n\nIf you can afford it the personal assistance can't be beat. I was in ok shape going in, and it is still a challange everytime. \n\nAll the trainers are pros, i worked with Jason and he is patient and professional.


I came in here the other day looking for a good pair of shoes to do me for the Moonwalk.  In fact, I came in having just done a 9 mile walk.  \n\nI had a few minutes to take a look at what they have on display before someone offered to help me.  I said I wanted walking shoes, we verified my size, and away he went.  I found this kind of interesting - what about the price?  I couldn't help but notice the fact that most of the running shoes were around the \u00a3100 mark though ranged down to more affordable prices.  Are the clientele here the type to not look at price tags?  And what about style?  Ok I realise they're exercise shoes, but surely people have a style preference?\n\nThe guy came back with a stack of boxes and took out the first pair for me to try.  They were grey with pink detailing.  I cringed that the pink but duitifully tried them on.  I found them hard and uncomfortable and said this to the guy who responded \"they're walking shoes, that's how they're supposed to be\" - oh, but why?  Why is it that apparently walking shoes are hard while running shoes have bounce to them?  He went on to explain how arch support works.  I know how arch support works and am going to assume that running shoes have arch support, so this doesn't actually explain to me why walking shoes are so hard.  Anyway.\n\nBased on my feedback, he presented me with a pair of aqua and orange shoes.  Seriously.  I said they were way too flashy so he went to get a few more pairs.  I was then given the option between silver and purple, and blue and red (or something).  I said they were all far too colorful and was told \"Well, that's all we have, sorry\" at which point he turned around and immediately started helping someone else.\n\nAm I the only person to come in here looking for good shoes that don't blind passers by?  Do they really only have ridiculously coloured walking shoes?  \n\nAlso - WHY was one of the guys working here wearing teeny tiny running short shorts??  Ok I get it, you're a runner.  You know what you're talking about.  Do you have fantastic legs?  Absolutely.  Do I want to be just about eye level with your barely covered arse when I'm trying on shoes?  No.  I dont.  \n\nFar from my experience, everyone else in here was getting excellent service, getting a chance to properly try out the shoes on treadmills.  From what Alison K has said, this is much more than just a shoe store.  \n\nUnfortunately, for whatever reason (I can't help but wonder if my post-walk attire was why) I didn't receive this kind of service and what I experienced won't see me returning.


While I still enjoy the atmosphere of Razzoo's, something has changed.  I don't know if I'm older (okay, I know I'm older), or if they've cranked it up a few notches, but their food is now too much for us to eat, and I'm not talking about the price, which is about the same.\n\nEverything on the menu, from the dirty rice to the fried green bean appetizer and the chicken pasta has a kick to it.  Consider yourself warned.  If you want it spicy, then this is probably your place.  But what used to be \"taste with a bit of a bite\" is now \"spice with very little taste\".  Or maybe it's just that there is so much spice that it kills the taste buds long enough to remove the taste.  Tough to say that there is a difference.\n\nOn the bright side, the place is fun, and the servers are as friendly as ever - it's just that the food has really gone downhill.\n\nSweet Tea Report:  Not sweet.  At all.  Not in your wildest dreams would you possibly imagine that this tea has ever even thought about being sweet.  I would hate to even try and think what their regular tea taste like because the sweet tea is so not sweet.  Move along.


Worst tapas for the price. Ever. I think we paid $8 for two of the tiniest dumplings with barely any filling. We reasoned that the olives, for $5, were the only fairly priced dish. And it's not that we're against high priced food, not at all, it's just what you're getting for that price... which is the worst pita bread that you could get at a restaurant that claims to be serving freshly prepared food (it was likely purchased from the Southside Giant Eagle).\n\nWhat hurts even more: the cocktail menu. We were shocked and offended to find a martini (a proper gin and vermouth martini) called a \"stuffed up\" - it's bad enough the add martini to drink names that have no right being called a martini, but to call a martini anything other than a martini is outrageous. They mutilated the classics like mojitos and tom collins and made them $10. The $10 tomato juice and tomato vodka that I got was delicious, but I felt that the price gouging on both food and drinks was highly... aghhh! Just don't go.\n\nI was also kind of taken aback that the waitress asked the standard \"have you been here before\" spiel that you'll usually get a national chain. YES we know what tapas are, stop pretending like you invented some kind of new cuisine that needs to be explained to us.\n\nNice atmosphere and nice people, but go somewhere else. Like Ibiza.


Good pizza; super yummy. EXCEPT for when my boyfriend threw up all night, and I had to rush him to the ER. We thought he had colitis... Until the next day when I threw up! I don't throw up and haven't since I was 8. So this made me feel the worst I've ever felt. My boyfriend's aunt also got sick. I read recent reviews that workers sneezed and made the pizza and such. If you're going to eat here, make sure you watch the people that make your pizza!\nTo be blunt, this is probably the most disgusting experience I've ever encountered.


It was just OK....nothing to write home about. What turned me off the most was that I stood in line for an omlette for 20 minutes on a Monday morning. Not really sure why they had one person on the omlette station, should invest in expanding. Some of the food was a little strange, boiled prunes. At $15.99 I'd go back only for the value, but McDonalds would suffice.


Mamma better slap me, because I just sinned... \n\nLet me explain, I just got spoiled, I was rewarded with delicious food, and I didn't do anything to deserve it.  You heard me, landed in Charlotte and after checking into my hotel, I decided to B-Line it to Mert's; because there was a need in me to have some good food, and I got delicious food.  \n\nFirst let me comment on the service... it was genuinely amazing.  I was promptly seated, and the hospitality was refreshing.  The server helped me patiently figure out what was good, and we settled on Southern Fried Chicken, Collard Greens and Mac & Cheese.  The Cornbread came out first, and it was mildly sweet, and tasty. \n\nLet's break down the meal.\n\nFried Chicken:  From the moment I took my first bite of the chicken breast, it was perfect cooked, juicy and hot, the meat was lightly battered, and the batter that was on it, was seasoned well.  It was a one of the better pieces of friend chicken I have had, not dry at all.   I would eat this every day, if I lived here, and I didn't have to worry about eating fried foods.  Recommendation, eat it, yum. \n\nCollard Greens:  I've had collard greens before, and this was good as most.  Admittedly, never had it with tomato before, but it was still delicious.  I liked the flavor, and the greens were tender, soft but with a nice bite.  The portion of the side was right, and complemented the chicken right.\n\nMac and Cheese: Yes Sir, this stuff was creamy, delicious, sauce done with tons of cheese flavor.  It was cooked right, because you don't see any sauce/oil separation.  In fact, all you do is taste the various textures, from the small clumps of cheese, to the noodles which are just cooked past al dente, but not much after.  It's like creamy goodness, yummy heaven, sometimes, I think you can make Mac and Cheese just the entire meal. \n\nHere we go, I love good food... but like a good infomercial... THERE'S MORE!\n\nWhat in the world is a Sweet Potato Cake?  That's lovely stuff, I had some, and it's like a tasty and the cream cheese frosting was amazing.  I think they spiked it, crazy amazing, not overly sweet, the texture was nice, and it melts in the mouth.\n\nHere's the kicker; I ate all the food and this doesn't really happen much, but it was perfect portion.  I'm 6'1, about 225lbs, and I thought all this southern comfort food would leave me heavy; but nope, it was just the right amount, and all for 15 dollars, with a coke.  \n\nLike many other Yelpers, KICK ASS food. Location isn't easy to find at first, but you want food, and you are in downtown, make this a perfect spot, for you and all your friends.


Delta sucks. They delayed our flights so we missed connecting flight and then mixed up our party (even though we booked together) to different flights. The lady then told us it was our responsibility to make sure we were on the same flight when we booked. We showed them original booking form and they told us  it doesn't matter because we were going to miss our next flight anyways. (Umm that's their fault). We were delayed total of 5 hours... To top it all off (I know it's not their fault)... We sat on runway for 2 hours. I will never fly with them again.


We went here for lunch over the weekend, having heard great things. The place was absolutely packed, which seemed a strong indicator of the quality of the food, and the service was great. Naturally, I was expecting the burger to go hard (this place does have the word \"burger\" in the name, after all), but, wow, what a disappointment.\n\nI had the Know Poblano Burger. First, let me say that the combination of grilled poblano and manchego cheese was excellent. If that had been all I ate, this would be a different review, though. The problem with flavorful toppings is that you cannot use them to disguise an under-seasoned burger, and that's exactly what I got.\n\nThere was virtually no salt or pepper on the patty -- a big issue when the beef is 3/4 of the actual burger. Does anyone in the kitchen have basic culinary training? I'm not even a trained chef, and I know that if you forget to season the main ingredient and attempt to cover it up with ingredients that are seasoned, the whole dish comes out bland. You can't put spicy poblano and salty, melted cheese on top of a flavorless puck of beef and expect me to like it.\n\nEven the bun was soggy, which is mind boggling. How does a place that specializes in burgers not know to put some sort of leafy green between the meat and the bun? This is textbook stuff.\n\nAlso, the place was hot. When there's a weekend heat advisory, you might want to turn your thermostat down a few notches -- especially when the restaurant is packed with warm bodies.\n\nBy the way, that second star is for the fries, which were perfectly cooked.


Friendly and superior customer service brings me back to them time and time again.  My packages are always delivered on time...I do all of my shipping, printing and purchases at Cliff's Pony Express.  I highly recommend!  A TEN PLUS!


Absolutely love Nevada Nails everyone is very friendly here. Lyn the manager is very nice and very good at what she does, of you are looking for designs Lyn is your girl . Lyn also does the best eyebrows.\n\nJORDAN  IS THE BEST. He takes his time (literally) but everytime he does my nails they last twice as long. I've been coming here for a year and half and do not have any plans of going else where


Open till 11 pm? came at 9:30 they couldn't do my acrylic fill because two people were in front of me?! 'We don't have any openings, sorry' Are you kidding?


Easily the worst Burger King in Vegas.. Maybe the nation. Last night I went though the drive thru because I wanted to try the new whopper, after waiting 20 min. I finally get my order and bring it home only to find out it wasn't my order.. Tonight I go there because I really want to try the new whopper and again after waiting 20+ min. They forgot half my order. I won't be back. And if the owner does end up reading this review then he should seriously consider finding new management!


As with most fast food joints, this McDonalds is hit or miss.  I'd say about half the time I get out with exactly what I ordered and no strange encounters.  \n\nThe most common problem I've had here is getting sauce for my nuggets.  They usually ask when I'm ordering, but I've learned to double check when I get my bag anyway.  Once, they distracted me from checking for sauce by failing to give me a straw.  I got my straw, forgot the sauce.  \n\nOn one visit, the girl at the second window made it through our entire exchange without actually speaking to me or looking at me.\n\nThe food is consistently typical McDonalds food, which isn't good, but it's what I go to get.  The line tends to move quick with the double ordering lines.  The location couldn't be more convenient to my house, which is probably not a good thing.  Overall, it is exactly what I expect and I know the subsequent stomach ache is my own fault.


holy f-ing man, Francesca was so awesome. I wanted my hair up in a marie antoinette hair style for my wedding, so I sent her a picture of what I wanted, and she told me no problem, unlike many of the other hair stylists who I had contacted in vegas who told me no, or quoted me at a outrageous price. she is very reasonably priced, and does a such a good job of making you feel so pretty. I loved my hair, it even looked better then the picture I sent her! so thank you Francesca, you are the bees knees!


Had my nails done for my wedding. VERY overpriced and quality not the greatest either. Just went because we were staying at the Monte Carlo. Would not go back.


This place was great. I have nothing to complain about. Happy hour menu, great service, great food. That's all I'm really looking for when I go out to eat. I wish I snapped some pictures of my food! Open late, great place to stop and get a bite late at night!


I've been going to Darque Tan on and off for about three years now. This location keeps a nice, clean store and offers about 20 beds of varying intensity levels. I usually use a level 2 bed which carries a max of 20 minutes and gives me a nice color.\n\nI went in today to buy a new package after taking a 6 month hiatus from tanning, and the sales associate was incredibly helpful. She took her time pulling about five bottles of lotion off the shelves and explaining all their different qualities and price points; she was very knowledgeable and I really appreciated her doing that. She didn't just pressure me in to buying the most expensive lotion they offer. \n\nDarque Tan offers monthly memberships as well as pre-paid packages; I use the $33.88/month package that allows for unlimited tans in level 1 and 2 beds at any DT location.\n\nThe only reason I didn't give five stars is because their lotions are pretty pricey. I bought a \"middle of the road\" lotion with bronzers and DHA properties and it ran me $92, but they are offering a special right now that purchasing a lotion gives you money credited back to your account for upgrades.


About the best thing I can say about Subway is that my tastebuds will never be offended by flavor when eating there.  And I mean good or bad!  The thing is, Subway is just so bland at best.  And it seems like they have no quality control over their restaurants.  This Subway seems to be one of the better ones, meaning that it's bland.\n\nSo what was I doing eating here yesterday?  A friend of mine came to visit me for the weekend and I had no time to do any grocery shopping.  Plus, I had to go do a home visit as part of my job, so I needed a quick lunch.  Quick and bland.  Believe me, although it wasn't horrible, the Italian BMT sub is far from an Italian sub.


I'm a great fan of anything Latin and was really excited to check out this Cuban inspired club/restaurant on Rose Street. I was sadly disappointed, as the club was far from full and there were quite a few dodgy characters there whom I suspect might be regulars.\n\nThe only thing I did like was the music, which was a mixture of hiphop, rnb, dancehall, latin and reggae! I do find it's really hard to get a DJ to play some Ricky Martin, but valiantly keep trying. They also claimed to serve food until around 3am, which seemed like a God send because I'm usually ravenous by this time. However, they disappointed me again saying the kitchen had closed! I pointed at their own sign in vain (and in desperation), but there'd be no food for me that night. Pity really.


We were in vegas to celebrate a good friends 50th birthday. I really liked going to Fremont, definitely the low rent little stepchild to the Mega-theme park strip.  My wife had never gambled before so Fremont was a perfect place to start. The tables are cheap and most of the people working seem pretty friendly. If your not looking to be a high roller and just want to have some fun and drinks you cant go wrong.  We had fun playing roullette and also the vidoe poker slots, which seemed much looser than the ones we played on the strip. \nObviously the strip is much more impressive than Fremont with its gigantor theme park casino hotels, but I have always liked that more edgy element that a place like Fremont seems to bring. \nThe light show is pretty cool as most of the reviews mention...


Been here before to skate and its very nice, friendly, and not crowded by any means :)