Back in Feb I came to Las Vegas for a weekend getaway with the then bf (now ex). He was being deployed to Iraq and was doing a 3 month training in Cali. So we met in San Diego and drove to Vegas together. I had made reservations for us to stay at the Bellagio and as a surprise to my very Alpha Male ex, made reservations for a couples massage in the Bellagio Spa. \n\nUpon arrival we were greeted and lead to our separate changing areas. We were told to take advantage of the spa areas (separate for male and female) and then we could meet in the general area and we'd be called when they were ready for us to come into the massage area. Along the way we were also given a tour of the other facilities that were available for our use. Including the meditation room. \n\nSide Note: If you come to The Bellagio Spa, TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF THE MEDITATION ROOM!!!!! OMG.... When I grow up to be rich and successful, I want to mimic the Bellagio Spa Meditation Room in my house. Imagine a dimly lit room with little waterfalls and reflection pools... The calming sound of running water and a little added sountrack of nature sounds... Breathing in and out, deeply and in rhythm with the sound of water... Ahh.... \n\n*snaps back into reality*\n\nOk... So we're called and greeted by our masseuse and lead back to our room. The room is a typical spa room that was set up with two massage tables. We are given our choice of massage oils and then we settled on our individual tables. The massage was going wonderfully and there is a part where they do a hot stone massage. The masseuse places hot stones between each finger and each toe and several along your back. \n\nSo it's peaceful and relaxing and then all of a sudden you hear a loud snore and the sound of rocks dropping to the floor... \n\nYes... My ex fell asleep and jerked wildly as he always does when sleeping and all of his rocks fell to the floor.... At this point I burst into uncontrollable laughter which made my masseuse start to laugh as well... I couldn't catch my breath for about 5 min.... \n\nBut yeah... The massage was great. But I'll have to agree with Tony L on this. I'm knocking off 1 star for price. It's a great place, but for that price, it ain't all that great....


I have observed little to no reviews. Could be folks have given up. I agree with the little sample cups, it shows to me the employees are not real happy about coming from behind the counter. Just last month we lost our rewards program to a electronic book that you need to enter your phone number for as many yogurts you have purchased. They count on you not spending the time to do that. They need an IT guy to fix that. Product is great, service is not.


I used to LOVE Freddy's.  We started going when we were in Texas on vacation and then the opened this location and WOW...we had a favorite.\n\nWe have been to this location several times and the location in Gilbert twice.  It used to be that EVERY time we went it was AMAZING!!  Now, it is hit or miss.  Last visit to this location the fries were WAY overcooked...quality control would tell you not to send out burnt fries, but no they sent them right out to us.  I think the little burger has shrunk and it was small before.  \n\nOuch, why is it that when you start to really love a place it goes downhill?  Well, at least In & Out burger stays consistant and since I now live in SoCal I guess we won't be missing Freddy's anymore.


We stopped in while in Phoenix, having no idea this was a chain resto. We were extremely impressed with the atmosphere, food and service. Service in particular was excellent. Our young man server was very sweet and pleasant.\nYes, it's a bit older and family oriented, but the roomy seats and good acoustics provided a private, good for conversation, feel to our dinner.\nI had a huge chicken salad so good I could have it every day. My peeps all had ribs which they loved.\n\nDear Charleston's,\n Come to New York!


In 2005, when smoothie shops begun appearing on every street corner, I sneeringly predicted they'd all be gone by 2006. Four years later, I'm still wiping a bit of the egg off my face, but it must be said they are now slowly but surely disappearing from view, I think for a number of reasons...\n\n1. All smoothies taste pretty much the same, regardless of content.\n2. An actual piece of fruit tastes better.\n3. People have realised that they were paying through the nose for what is effectively, baby food.\n\nThat pretty much sums it up.


I was treated to a Mani/Pedi and neck massage for Mother's day.  I liked the polish on my toes, of course my hands chipped after a day (that always happens, no matter where or who does them), the hot towel and hot stone was nice.  The neck/shoulder massage sucked, I didn't feel relaxed or helped, I felt hurt.  Even the next day, I don't recommend it.  I paint my own toes, so I don't think I will go back, but if I do for what ever reason, I may chose this place because they did paint my toes well and they were very nice.


I came here with my mom to order take out because she really likes this place. I already have a place to eat Chinese, but she was driving. The place was clean. They have pictures of food up, but I couldn't tell what any of them were. \n\nThe service was good. I had a Sprite from the fountain, or what I thought was a Sprite. When I took a sip it was not Sprite. I told the guy at the counter and he said ok and made no effort to check the machine. Then I tried the Lemonade. That was water. When I went to pour it out, there were floaties of I don't know what in my cup. I sat down thinking they would get to the machine, but they didn't. \n\nThey have lunch specials that go till 4p.  Unfortunately, we had gone in the evening, so I'm not sure of the portions they serve, but their prices are reasonable and about the same as other restaraunts. \n\nI had Udon soup which was good. At the same time unappetizing because I kept thinking about the machine. I'm all about supporting small businesses, but first impression is key.


I went to this place for the first time a couple of weeks ago. It's new and clean and of course it's got 'firemen' parafanalia all over. The staff was friendly and attentive. It had some interesting combinations and my food came out pretty quick. I enjoyed it and 1/2 a sandwich was just right for me. It was pretty much the same price as JerseyMike's but with more creative menu choices.  Let's just say this;  \"It ain't Vita Mia's on Harrison Avenue in Garfield\"..... but you're not going to get better on the westside.  I give the Firehouse subs  a good solid 7 out of 10  Pepperoncini's.


These guys definitely know how to make a good pizza. The crust is the perfect blend of chewy with a hint of crunch, totally foldable and delicious! Not only do the make a good pie, they do it quickly, even when it's busy, and get it to your door still hot and tasty. They've officially made it into my phone contact list!


Eh, pretty much just your average Mexican joint.\n\nI've been there twice and the first time was very good. 2nd time just average.\n\nI highly recommend the green chile tamale while the rice and bean burro was just bleh.\n\nNothing special except for the price. Dinner for two, with tax and tip, was $21.


One Star because although I spent rest of the day worrying about it, I didn't throw up or get diarrhea.\nWas there 2weeks ago. After 4+ hours of driving from Venice to Las Vegas I was far too tired to go to my beloved Grand Lux Cafe, so I said what the heck, let's get a nice buffet and famish ourselves. Big mistake. For 40$ per person there are MANY nice places you can eat in Las Vegas good quality food. The food here was mediocre, bland, cold, tasteless. All ingredients felt low quality and the food simply did not sit well in our stomachs. Had to overdose on those Sprite Zeroes to restore some semblance  of peace  in my stomach. Save your money and go somewhere where you will actually enjoy the food.


I just gave this the 3 stars its averaged out to, with the caveat I haven't been there in about 6 months. I've been there about 3-4 times before that as I had a friend who worked there and went there to hang with her. In scanning the reviews on this place, the bad one always have a common element of bad service/surly servers/unknowledgibe servers, and I gotta admit that is my experience exactly...always been a fan of the food, but at best you get decent service; not great, not above & beyond...adequate is the best you can hope for...on the flip side you get the annoyed server, the server who has to go ask someone about every menu ? you have, the server who comes by your table about once an hour, etc......hey LIBERTY owners/managers, do you read these?...they come from a wide swath of people over a large period of time...there ARE good wait people out there, do u make an attempt to find any?...or weed out the bad ones once hired...I'd come back for the food but nothing else right now compels me to visit....


I think Bonnie G's review says it all.\n\nI'm glad that there is a place like this in the valley. Lord knows this place could use just one or two real legit indie bookstores. \n\nBut...this store could also push the envelope a little more. Their women's section pales in comparison to their eastern spirituality section - which I get it you're in Tempe, Arizona - not Brooklyn. But still...there is an opportunity to educate the community on lots of things. I do like that they have lots of events and lots of variety in their events. I know that a business here still needs to know their audience and I think Changing Hands does that fairly well. \n\nTo reiterate, I have criticisms but overall I am really, truly grateful for this place. I loved customer appreciation day on the 1st. I like that I can get coffee next door. I like that there is a Trader Joe's within 100 feet. And I wish they had more of the shirts that say \"Eat, Sleep, Read.\" for purchase.


It's convenient if you're staying at Gold Coast Hotel....they have cheap & good dimsum in there!  \n\nThe only downside...service is slow if you're gonna order from the menu or waiting for your check...server takes a while before you can get there attention.


Worst experience my sienna van had a wrap around warranty I bought thru them and they said they would repair my van and got me a rental car then the next day they said they would not honor their word. After back and forth they fixed it and when I drove a block the problem was worsen. I called no call back.


i came here for a friends birthday while we were in vegas. i wasnt too hungry so i tried to order what i thought was going to be the least filling. i ordered the duck breast that came with mashed potatoes and some kind of custard pie with foie gras on top with a lobster bisque soup for a appetizer. the food also came with bread and some kind of ceviche. the soup tasted like blended pizza which i liked but was very rich. ive never had bisque before but i ordered it because the menu said minimum was $45 per person. when i asked the waiter, he confirmed but my friend only ordered $40 worth of food and it seemed to be fine? the duck was okay. it was different than what i had imagined it to be. the foie gras was good but it was weird with the custard pie. i thought it didnt mix well. i thought the overall meal was very rich  and sweet. ive tried my friends food (classy) and no way in hell is that sole worth $70. the lamb however was cooked perfect and tasted pretty good.\n\nthe service was excellent at this place. it also might have helped that we had a big party. some always came by to make sure we were taken care of. \n\nthe view of this restaurant is one of the best ive seen. its at the top of the palm hotel. i would ask to sit next to a window if i went again. i think its worth a visit if you are at the palms hotel.


I was pretty disappointed with Whisky River - we were expecting an awesome bar with tons of whisky mixed drinks... they only had a small selection of whisky.  It was more like flavored vodka river - We didn't stay to eat after waiting at the bar for our table and finding out that it was more commercialized then specialized.  I'm sure some people will really like this place, but its just like your average Chilies restaurant.


Ok, so Dairyland gets a really bad rap. I get it, it is small, simple, nothing special.  The service is good.  The food is decent. However, the place is not awful.  It is just your local breakfast place with food options under $10.  I had the ham and cheese omelette. Was it great?  No. It was a plain ham and cheese omelette. This restaurant reminds me of cute little hole in the wall breakfast places.  \n\nIt is very family friendly. They always have ample parking and can accommodate large groups.  Unfortunately, it just can not compete with some of its neighboring restaurants.


So my family went to Vegas to celebrate my daughter's birthday. Of course this is the perfect place to sing to her. I'm willing to spend $200-$300 for our family. We came in and it was 100 degree outside, we were all tired and hungry.  Then this family came and cut in, this lady ( the mom) cut in with a straight face and didn't even care cause she knows she's doing it on purpose. My husband told her husband we were in line but I said to him it's ok cause they were only party of 3 and we have 6 in our group anyway. Then I told my husband, \"just be grateful your not married to that kind of woman.\" And the husband heard, the husband and her kid was embarrassed by that woman's attitude. People, don't embarrass your family just for a table! Anyway, so we got our table....our waitress asked what we want for a drink, I gave her our order and I said that's all and I said \"That's all\"....and she said, \"that's all you are going to order\". And I'm thinking for a drink \"yes\". She left and I saw her whispering to another waitress, and I'm like..... hmmmm???? Then I came close To her register and asked to sing for my daughter, so she said to order a desert, so I did and she  brought the sundae with a candle and DIDN'T even sing to my daughter.... She just left it on our table. So we just sang to my daughter, just us!!!! How RUDE!!!! Our waitress is this black lady, that looks like a unemployed stripper/semi retired prostitute. And she's also too slow!!! Then we were waiting to order, looking at their yummy looking food. And we can't understand why she's taking too long to come back. After 30 minutes she came back with a receipt!!!! WTF!!!!! There's six of us and we only ordered drinks and you thought that's all we're ordering!!!! Dumb waitress!!!! We're celebrating my daughter's birthday!!! Anyway we were so pissed that we just decided to leave. This place is understaff..... their sundae are too sweet, the frozen chocolate drink that everyone is talking about is too grainy. YuKkk!!! And they have one dumb black waitress that needs training. I can't believe I didn't check her name. The other waitress seem nice and faster. But she's just too slow and obviously this place is under staff. They overcharge people and their understaff. Ridiculous!!!! Never will I come to this place again!


I will never go back here ever again. Not only is the service here incredibly slow but the staff acts like every customer is a nuisance. I have been all over the world and this was the worst customer experience I have ever encountered. The way I was treated tonight this place is lucky its still open. Only people that would enjoy this place is if you enjoy sober ignorant racists and that is the straight up honest truth if you find yourself there from the hours of 9 pm till close


I waited for an hour to get my hair highlighted I had previously called and said I was coming in and then it was my turn to be next and they took somebody else in front of me and told me to wait another 20 minutes.


Great place to sit and drink wine on a Saturday afternoon where you have nothing better to do. Food's average. Lots of people watching which I  love. No indoor seating though so avoid when hot.


Ohai.  Tacos are good but expensive and so are the fresca.  Try to make it to happy hour(no food just drinks) Use coupons when able. Kthxbai


This is the best \"East Coast Style\" Chinese food I have found in the area, and believe me, I have tried several. Wonton soup is fantastic. A large feeds 3 people. There's 10 wonton in a large. The sweet and sour pork is amazeballs. My bf tried the beef lo mein. He loved it. Mmmm, can't wait to go back again.


This hotel is okay in a pinch but I would not stay here longer than absolutely necessary. The room overall appeared clean but if you looked the carpet was dirty, the floor in the bathroom had cigarette burns as did the couch, which smelled and table was broken. The room was rather large with a small kitchenette. They have a pool which is small in size. They don't offer any ride services and it can be a walk, so be prepared for that. \n\nTheir breakfast was ummm small. They had packs of oatmeal and granola bars, there was no fruit and they only had one coffee when I got in. Needless to say it left me wanting more. \n\nBut what really made it special was that the screen to the room in the main window was bent back which made me think why would someone break in to their own room when they could just go get another key, so that means someone not allowed in wanted in. \n\nYeah this place is not the greatest but in a pinch, would do.


Their stuff is pretty creative and filling. We had a party of 17 and the service was on point. They even threw in a free frozen hot chocolate for the birthday girl, but let me tell you..not worth it! Me and my friend shared a white chocolate one and it really wasn't anything special, the fried oreos on the other hand looked scrumptious! I definitely want to give that a try next time! Everything was made for sharing and I suppose the prices aren't all too bad, but it is definitely a bit pricey! It's really worth a visit!


Disillusioned.\n\nThe food while good, but tried to do too much with the palate.  I had the Monte Cristo and while I applaud the use of brioche to make a turkey sandwich...I really wish they wouldn't have drizzled the syrup all over it.  At that point either make it an open-faced item or keep the drizzle so it can be eating without sticky fingers.\n\nThe ambiance was pretty nice, I did enjoy the decor.  The service was a little overflowing in the repressed attitude department.  We all have bad days or rough patches...but seriously...when your body language clearly establish we're not worth your time it REALLY detracts from the eating experience.  In general, I find it really uneasy when the waiter (or waitress) roll their eyes if the entire party chooses to drink water ... newsflash it's just being healthy and not necessarily cheap...so don't act like \"there goes your tip.\"\n\nI probably wouldn't go back unless it was with a group of friends that were fans of the place.  If I did go back, it would give me a chance to taste something different, but I would rather spend my money elsewhere.\n\nMaybe it'll be better next time.


Above average buffet. My wife and I went for breakfast and had a few good things like egg cooking station and the wide selection of cultural cuisines like Chinese, continental, japanese etc. service was average with a smile. But the quality of food was average and tables were left quite dirty for a long time. Edible but don't take your mama there on mothers day. Maybe take a friend


bad service, overpriced (by Vegas standards).  I left in the middle of the pedicure.  'nuff said.


When is Land Rover fast? When they're processing my payment. When do they take their sweet time? The remainder of the time. BTW, that free coffee is gonna cost you.


Worst Chinese food ever. I totally got sick after eating their take-out.


This review is for Tuesday Industry Night\n\nThe line was not short, but was not chaotic like most nights out in Vegas. If you are a chick and you get into the line, the bouncer will remove you and escort you up to the front which is nice of them. \n\nThe music was the freaking best ever and the entire crowd was sexy. Every body was dancing and having fun, it wasn't crazy packed like it probably is on a weekend. There was room to roam around and be drunk and come back and still  find your friends.


Ah yes.  The smell of cigarette smoke in my clothes and in my hair after 10 minutes of walking through the casino to get to my conference.  I remember it well.\n\nMGM Grand isn't awful, but it isn't all that Grand either.  When I made my reservation, I was recovering from a foot injury.  I asked where the conference I was attending was being held, and specifically asked for a room that would be closest to this area of the hotel.  I could have chosen a room at MGM or at the Signature at MGM, and was advised that an MGM room would be closest to the conference area.  Oops.  Because upon arrival I remember walking a half a mile before running into the Signature, which was much closer to the conference.  My foot did not appreciate this.\n\nThe clubs, food and entertainment in the hotel are not bad, but I did not get a sense of Las Vegas opulence while staying here.  The lions they have look sad. In fact, I was actually depressed by the entire scene, and would try another hotel if I had to return to sin city.


My girl friend and I stopped in here to grab a bite to eat for lunch and were not disappointed. She got the turkey burger and I got the Mac n' Cheese burger. Both were very delicious and full of flavor. The sandwiches came with \"variety\" fries which were seasoned very well. For being a new restaurant and the strip and celebrity themed I would say that the prices were very fare. \n\nNo problem with the service. Received some suggestions for the menu which seemed a little to \"scripted\" and not genuine. Only problem we had was when we were asked where we wanted to sit we asked for inside and ended up getting put right next to the large open doors, which made it a little chilly and not feel like we were inside since it was windy out. \n\nOverall good food, prices, and service. Would suggest if you are looking for a place that offers a good burger and fries


This restaurant is great for anyone in the mood for seafood. The clam chowder is as creamy and flavorful as everyone says it is. The fish and shrimp are very fresh, though the crab cake was nothing special. The place is a historic landmark, and the decor suits the laid-back atmosphere. The service is pretty friendly, too. Overall, I didn't find the experience as bad as others have in the past, and the restaurant is worth checking out.


Okay, I'm giving 3 stars because the food was pretty good and the service was great.  But $18 for enchiladas?? Whoaaa now.  $5 roach coach enchiladas could stand up to theirs.  $9 chips and guacamole?? It was good but not $9 good!  I think this place has a complex... You can put cloth napkins and fancy paper menus on the table but in the end you're still a mainstream Mexican restaurant with TONS of competition... CHEAP competition that's just as good.  I won't go back just because of the price unfortunately...


I was excited to spot this shop in Edinburgh during a recent trip to Scotland & England. The small, elegant store has the full range of Penhaligon's products, and a tremendously knowledgeable staff. The young woman who assisted me helped me to identify scents I liked, and worked with me to test out the various fragrances. Ultimately, through a process of elimination, we narrowed down my choices until I settled on my favorite (Bluebell). \n\nThough the scents are by no means cheap, you do come away with the fragrance that works for YOU, and a very high quality product. This was a holiday treat for me, but one that will last me all year, I'm sure! \n\nA tremendously enjoyable, personalized experience... Luxuriant without being fussy. Go there, buy things!


Save your money and eat a hot dog while watching the game.


Ok I've been eating Italian, real Italian, all my life with my friends and family through New York and New England and even in Italy and I am blown away by the authenticity and quality of the food at Mama Ricotta's - I've lived in Charlotte for about 2 years now and have missed this place until today, New Years Eve 2014. It's not really in my hood but decided I wanted some Rigatoni, Yelp'd it, and these guys came up. I've driven by it dozens of times and to be honest, thought it may be a sandwich/sub shop or some other take out type strip mall joint. DON\"T BE FOOLED by the unassuming street front. Go inside and check it out!! I literally stopped at the reception (yes, I was greeted and welcomed) and had to smile. While taking in the inviting, Italian Chalet ambience that looks like it should be situated on some Mediterranean bluff, I was directed over to the bar to pick up my take away order. The kind gent behind the bar, who was on the horn taking other orders, glanced over with a quick smile to let me know he knew I was there. This is something I always notice in a restaurant or anywhere customer service is important - does that staff look past you or do they make an effort for eye contact? Based on the time frame from order to when I actually arrived (10 min) he was able to guess who I was and promptly went to packaging my order. Needless to say I was already excited - it smelled like my Auntie Rita's (not really my aunt) kitchen on Sunday afternoon. An oversized handled bag (re-usable) was filled with what appeared to be my order plus maybe another 2 patrons orders. Everything was kept in a warmer cabinet (not under a heat lamp) until I arrived which was also housing baking sheets full of tear apart rolls...they'll change your life, for sure. I had a moment to look around their bar/lounge area which I will certainly be back to. I didn't see the wine list but it appears you'll most definitely be able to find something you like - I saw lots of good opened bottles meaning you can get it by the glass. There is a wood fired pizza oven as soon as you walk in and I saw a few being carried out by the staff that looked really nice. The bar keep thanked me, wished me Happy New Year and off I went.\nI ordered the Rigatoni with Meat Sauce and the Chopped Salad. Absolutely amazing!\nThe pasta was cooked perfectly - great texture and flavor. The gravy was bright red and full of fresh tomato flavor. The meat was tender and possibly rough chopped meatballs. The wife thought there should be more gravy but I thought it was just perfect. The salad was certainly a masterpiece. Chopped is certainly the right name for this salad. Everything in it was chopped so that it blended all of the flavors of the salad in every bight.  Olives, Pepperoncini, Tomatoes, Blue Cheese, Nuts (Walnuts??), Lettuce, Kale, Carrot, Onion, Chick Pea.....all I can say is, Damn!\nNeedless to say, I'll be back, lots - Can't wait to work my way through their menu. \nThanks, Mama!


They have great sandwiches and 2 free egg rolls with a yelp check in? Yes please!\n\nMy only complaint is that the egg rolls were not up to par. They seemed to have a funny after taste and are not the typical Vietnamese egg rolls I'm used to eating.\n\nI have been to this restaurant twice. The food overall being good with good portion sizes. Prices are on par and very reasonable.\n\nThe service was good but I did have to wait a bit for more water.


I usually order from this place because delivery is usually fast and pizzas are generally ok. Last week I ordered a medium pizza and cheese sticks. The delivery came fast and the delivery girl was really nice. But I think they got a different cook because the pizza was not as good as before and we couldn't even eat the cheese sticks. Also the medium pizza seemed like a small and we thought that the price was unreasonable. Not sure if I'm calling them again ;(


Si le resto n'avait pas une aussi bonne reputation internationnalle et que c'etait pas aussi cher je donnerais 4 etoiles. Pour l'instant il marche sur leur reputation, a part le foie gras ajout\u00e9 partout y a pas grand chose de cher sur le menu! \n\nNourriture: beau menu, bonne qualite, bien present\u00e9, le gout est la ! Mais c'est juste trop enorme, et trop gras. Mon conseil, partag\u00e9 tout. \n\nService et ambiance: les serveurs sont A1, rien a redire. Mais c'est trop petit, on est a l'etroit. Un local plus grand serait pas de trop! \n\nPersonnellement, je pense pas y retourner, y a ben trop de resto a montreal!


Three of us went for lunch the other day and one of the group received the wrong pizza.  The server promptly took it back but we waited for about 25 minutes and were finally told that the server accidentally canceled the order instead of resubmitting it, we weren't happy but agreed to wait for the replacement.  We finished our lunches while our poor friend waited but she eventually received the correct order.  \n\nWhat struck me about this experience was that the manager immediately came over, apologized, and told us lunch would be on them - for all of us.  I don't know about you but my experience is that it's the customer the usually has to alert the manager and even then, it's not guaranteed that you will be offered anything other than an excuse (this infuriates me btw).  A response like this is usually reserved for high end spots where you're paying for great service via the meal prices.\n\nThe food is consistently fresh and good, and I'm extremely pleased with how they handled this situation.


I've dined at Max's in Glendale, Ca a few times. I was ecstatic to hear of an opening in Las Vegas. I had my mind set on eating Max's Beef Caldereta (dish served at Max's in Glendale, Ca) with Garlic Rice.  Unfortunately, its not served at this location. This location is just serving the basics.\n\nI had the Chicken Sigsig, a Whole Chicken, Garlic Rice and the Halo-Halo. \n\nThe Chicken Sigsig lacked flavor. It tasted like mayo mixed with day old chicken and slices of jalapeno. For a better tasting Sigsig , I recommend dining at Cafe Moda.\n\nThe Whole Chicken was moist and tender. I enjoyed crunching on the crispy chicken skin. Though, I still don't know what the hype is over the chicken's flavor. My guess it lacked in this chicken.\n\nThe Garlic Rice was good. \n\nLastly, I ordered the Halo-Halo. Delicious! The best in all Las Vegas.\n\nThe wait staff were polite and friendly.\n\nBy the way, don't ask for water. Its tap unfiltered hard water. Ask for bottled water.\n\nIn conclusion, the food is bland and lacks authentic flavor and the menu items are over priced. I wouldn't come back for the entrees until Max's Beef Caldereta is put on the menu to try.  For now I'll continue to dine at Max's in Glendale, CA. However, I will come back for the Halo-Halo.\n\nMy recommendation for this Max's is to lower the prices (especially when the food is not that good and you are just starting out) and serve authentic food.


Today was my first visit to Globe Salon, and I really enjoyed the experience. Sam provided a great consultation, great cut, and several styling tips! I am so excited to have found my new favorite salon in LV!


We went there on a Thursday night and tried the $9.99 steak & beer special. It came with a baked potato and a glass of their house ale. \n\nThe baked potato was good (as if you could screw up a baked potato). The steak was pretty lean, not Kobe beef by any means but what do you really expect for $9.99. It wasn't bad at all, I've had worse and paid more. \n\n* as a side note, they cook their steaks a little well, so if you like medium, get it medium rare that's what I did. My husband got his medium which was more like medium well...............Lucky for me after 3 glasses of ale , he doesn't get too bothered by a thing like that :-) \n\nAnyway our server was attentive, the bar tender was personable, and with the patio seating you can't beat Freemont street people watching. \n\nTheir house band was playing, we didn't catch their names but they were really good. The patio also has a little fire pit, it's a nice spot to just chill( pardon the 90's verbiage). \n\nThe ale is a good deal @ $4 a glass, its on the sweeter side but still light. I think it tastes like a sweet Corona, my husband says it tastes like OLD- E, I don't know because I've never had OLD -E and don't plan on it. However if anyone out there has had OLD -E , and tries the house ale @ Mickie Finnz , please let me know if its similar or if my husband is just having PTSD from too much malt liquor in his youth. :-)


We are Grandview owners and this is a sister property so we expected it to be the same. It's not. \n\nBeds are hard and lumpy. Pillows are cheap and worn out. Stinks of smoke despite being non smoking. The room drapes and furniture smell of old smoke so I dont think they get deep cleaned often.\n\n The place is over run with pigions which are noisy starting about 2 hours before sunrise. \n\nThe pool is closed for renovations and despite calling several times they never Mentioned it. We specifically seek out places with heated pools in winter so my whole party of 12 were disappointed. Not discount or comp was offered.\n\nThey claimed to be inside Summerlin but they are not, near the furthest edge but if you need to be in Summerlin it's 20 to 30 minutes from the center of Summerlin wasting a lot of our time. \n\nIf I had more time I'd go off on the annoying and aggressive sales people but that's for another day.


This place is amazing!!!!  They were giving free furniture away as part if their grand opening and it was really nice furniture!   They have Way better prices than any of the other stores I've been to and I've been to them all.   The staff is extremely helpful and not pushy at all.   Free cookies and popcorn.   Games for the kids....  So much more!!!   This really is MOR Furniture!!!!!  Everyone was so helpful and.... Shawn Teters is quite possibly the best manager on the face of the earth!


This location at 19th ave & Bell is normally my favorite Filibertos to eat at, I've been going there for years, even after moving several miles away. I pass up the closer Filly B's to go here. Not anymore.\n\nIn the last 6 months it has REALLY gone downhill in quality, and service isn't too far behind. Tonight we, again, wasted over $35 on food that was un-edible. Of all we ordered, 1 shrimp burrito was *almost* finished out of hunger. The other shrimp burrito was beyond the normal heat that accompanies it. It was SO flaming, spicy hot it was un edible. It burns just thinking about it today, and I like a bit of heat normally. Even my husband who loves HOT said it was too hot.\n\nThe super nachos were ruined by horrible tasting beans...they were very old, \"antiseptic\" tasting and bitter. The dark brown, over fried and many burnt chips didn't help. The nachos were trashed.\n\nWorst of everything was the 2 orders of menudo. The meat was disgusting- over cooked, slimy, fatty pieces of nasty, cheap meat- there was no honeycomb tripe barely at all. I wouldn't even feed it to my begging dogs. It was like having a mouthful of hot slime, I had to spit out. It was gag worthy. (3 weeks ago it was delicious- tender but firm, a good blend of mostly honeycomb/lining )  The last 2 weeks we've ordered the menudo its been wasted. It didn't even taste like it had been cleaned well. Perhaps they were serving reheated menudo from last week- who knows.. Even the lemons tonight were slimy, broken down & squished...rotten in spots where they were brown.\n\nI can't begin to tell you how many times its been bad and food has been wasted in the last 6 months. I'm finally at my wits end...we've probably wasted close to $200+ in food in the last several months- 70$ in the last month alone. I keep going back thinking its a fluke because it simply happens on occasion-but not anymore. I'm tired of my hard earned money being poured into a restaurant that no longer cares about quality.


Food's OK.  The staff wasn't that attentive, often the employees would huddle up and talk among their peers and forget about customer service all together.  When you try getting the waiters attention. They have this smirk on their face like they don't want to be bothered look.  If you the employee is or was having a bad day, then please don't pass that negative energy onto the customers.


Oh yeah I will smash it!  Not!\n\nOkay.. I like burgers.. Well food in general.   But I appreciate good juicy, greasy, fat melting burger.  That's what burger is all about!! FAT!! MEAT!! So I figure this place will satisfy my  taste buds and my belly!\n\n  Well,..... I was wrong..  =  /\n\nMaybe I was expecting little too much or perhaps person who was cooking that day was mad at the world and decided to take out his anger on the burger by smashing it!!   Because my burger looked like someone got confused between cooking the juicy burger and beef jerky.    I mean, it was so dry, it reminded me of my friend's 4th of July BBQ party!  Really? Do I must experience that all over again?\n\nI am sure I was one of the hundreds who got the bad burger of the day.. If they had a section of the wall saying, \"Hall of shame burger\" and I would be on it.. Oh boy was it terrible!\n\nBut during my second visit.  Burger wasn't too bad, but still didn't satisfied my taste bud.   All I tasted was.. average burger at average burger shop with average price for average service..  Maybe I am not your average guy? Then again, In-n-Out always hit the spot for me...\n\nMaybe my taste buds are confused..  :  /\n\nAnyway!!!\nDon't let name \"smash burger\" fool you thinking that's one smashing burger.. Just expect the average and nothing more!


Hard rock is an okay place, if you plan on staying in the hotel for your whole entire trip. There's $18 resort fee per day and they also put $50 on hold per day on your card.\n\nWe spent $65 per day on cabs, going back and forth to the strip and to the hotel. We were on a budget, but ended up spending more money at the end of our trip. \n\nAlso if you think about walking it to the strip, good luck to you. You'll have to walk by a busy high way street with bums hanging out on the side street.  It was just really hard to get around and have fun because everything was too far.\n\nMy advice is to spent that extra $50 and stay in the middle of the strip. You will thank me later.


There is a lot of restaurants all over Vegas and I have seen this place tons of times and decided to give it a try.  The setting is nice, but the beer selection is so so.  I wanted a Stella or NewCastle and had to settle for a corona.  They have lunch specials, I had the Lobster Bisque, which was ok, I have had better.  The crab cakes on the other hand was really good.  It's worth a try, but don't think I'd try again.


Nice!  At least I could find a seat! :)  Good coffee, nice to see their expansion into more locations.  Beans are good.  Iced coffee good. Internet good.  Music good.  People not super loud at this moment.  Good mix of people Han style (solo) and in groups.  Parking not a problem.  Stamp of approval!


I am from Missouri, the land of Steak 'N Shake.  I was excited when they announced plans to open a restaurant in Vegas... I thought it would be a taste of home.  However, this is NO real Steak 'N Shake.  The food and service is very inconsistent.  I keep coming back and hoping it will be better, but sadly, it isn't.  Cold burgers and fries, watery shakes, rude waitresses...


Upon staying here, I wasn't sure what I was going to get based on the mixed reviews. I didn't get a GO room, but did get a deluxe room. This was a great choice, the room was updated, modern, and spacious with a view directly across from Caesars. I would not hesitate to stay here again because of the location and price, it's a good value for what you get. \n\nI can't comment on the food because we didn't eat here.\n\nThe casino area seemed to be on par with all of the other casinos in terms of amount of games and size.


Moving from the Midwest, I was pumped when I found this place at their former location in Squirrel Hill and discovered their vast vegetarian menu. General Tso's soy protein is a winner, although a bit sweet. They retained their veg menu at their Shadyside site and it's the same. Lunch is the way to go here--very expensive otherwise. Beware of soup--kind of got congealed in transit. \n\nOverall, this place holds a special place in my heart as it's very veg-friendly. However there are better Chinese places in PGH.


PH Halo Margarita Bar $14 16oz drink. WHAT!\nWalk around the strip, you'll find the exact same thing, more flavor options for $5-$9


Our grocery store of choice in the area!


The food is average Chinese food...neither here nor there. What threw this to a below average rating was the following...I asked if I could substitute my egg roll for 1 crab Rangoon.  She said no. I asked if there was a reason. She said, \"Because they don't want to.\" I was like a deer in headlights wondering if I'd just heard that correctly. It was confusing because she says it in the nicest tone with a big smile. Almost made it worse? There is enough competitors in the area willing to accommodate a simple request. I will take my business elsewhere.


I was in the mood for breakfast and stopped in.\nI was not disappointed.\nI was seated immediately and was able to promptly place my order.\nEverything came out hot and tasty.


They have sweet and savory awesome crepes.  Top notch service. Need to try their shakes and boba drinks.


The trip to the location takes two busses and the wait was do long we cancelled our reservation and took a taxi ... Don't waste your time and effort on this dump!


So I had this $25 gift certificate from restaurant.com that clearly stated \"NO EXPIRATION DATE\" and what happens? They won't take it. So yeah, I've had it forever and always forgot to bring it with me but that's beside the point - it says \"NO EXPIRATION\"!!! So starting off on the wrong foot, we stood in the doorway for a while until I chased down a waitress to ask where we could sit. The patio and bar were full and only one table was available inside. We sat and were quickly attended to by a great server (Eddie) who was obviously super busy but never once ignored us. The food was so-so; I remember it being better in the past when this place was not nearly as busy. The calamari was a bit soggy but decent tasting and the rock shrimp tempura was slightly soggy as well but OUT OF THIS WORLD in flavor! All of the sushi rolls on the special menu were either deep fried or covered in spicy mayo. You think I kid; I don't. And honestly, something tasted off, not super fishy but like the Hamachi had been previously frozen for a month and wasn't fresh? Unfortunately Tammy wasn't behind the bar so I didn't stop to piss and moan and make a scene but had she been there and had a moment to chat (like she has in the past) I probably would have said something. Even though I really want to give this place 1 star for tonight's several moments of WTF, Eddie was a killer attentive server, the food was expeditiously prepared, I think Tammy is a cool chick, and the all-day happy hour and sushi costs can't be beat anywhere in this state. I used to think Pearl was a underrated, hidden gem but apparently some of the quality has suffered with the increase in business. Too bad, now it's just a place you can say \"you get what you pay for\" and that is truly unfortunate.


Have to say I love this place. Usually order take out vs eating there but they are always very friendly when we go in.   Food is yummy, the price is right and service is quick.  Would have given 5 stars if they would deliver lol!


This place sucks ASS!!! The food SUCKS and they only got me in the place through misleading advertising a happy hour that they lead you to believe is one thing, you order what you THINK is on HR and then...WAMOOOO!!! HUGE BILL the owner threatens to then call the police on you unless you pay up.......... PASS and save your money for Goldies or Zipps right up and down the street.


Unconscionable that any establishment can't afford an actual outgoing message on their phone line.  I had to walk 10 blocks in the broiling AZ sun to find out from a hand-written note taped to the door that they were running shorter hours and not serving dinner now.  \nCan't call ahead and ask, because nobody is there.  \nFood might be top notch, but when they're running random hours and can't be bothered to update their info on Yelp, they deserve no stars.  Unfortunately I have to give them one star because otherwise I can't put this warning out there.  DO NOT GO WITHOUT CALLING FIRST, and if you don't talk to a human, DON'T WASTE ANOTHER SECOND but move on to another place that knows how to run a business.


This is the newest addition to the Omelet House Family. It is also located on N. Boulder Hwy but it is located a little more north at Russell and Boulder. \n\nSlightly hung over one morning a friend and I went to grab some good food to start the day off right. She wanted Roberto's so we pulled up to the drive thru got our breakfast burritos and started to drive home. All of the sudden she freaked out, \"THE NEW OMELET HOUSE IS OPEN!!! WE HAVE TO GO WE MUST GO!\" \n\nI got very excited because we just bought food, still hot in my lap, and this place made her want to forget that just so we could eat here. SO we dropped the food off at home put some real pants on and went to Omelet House. \n\nNo being a virgin to this place I had no idea what kind of reputation the other locations had. I heard all about it as we ordered and got our food. \n\nI was blown away. Warm Banana Nut Loaf, an Omelet as big as my head, and the BEST Potato Spuds. As other yelpers have said- they are magical and addictive. I had the Guac omelet with guacamole tomatoes and cheddar cheese, my friend had the health nut with jalapenos. \n\nWe both didn't finish it all, and ended up only taking the left over loaf home since we had breakfast burritos still waiting for us. \n\nThe building is nice and had an eclectic feel to it full of ceramic roosters and other pictures all over its walls. This building use to be a Sizzler so you will still see the Salad Bar chillin in the center of the restaurant. I know by the end of this month they are going to start serving dinner so hopefully it will get some use. Its roomy and inviting to say the least. \n\nAnd don't worry the manager said they won't be closing any of the other locations so you can still get all your favs in the usual spot. \nI am looking forward to going back here, and if you are a virgin like I was bring your appetite and head on down to the Omelet House!


I was so disappointed in my order from them today.   Ordered the pizza special with Canadian bacon and pineapple for delivery.  Both were thrown on top of a previously baked pizza with no cheese added.  In fact it wasn't Canadian bacon but rough cut large unevenly diced chunks of ham.  I asked multiple people in the office and they had never seen anything like it.  Wish I could upload a picture. I usually eat there at least once a week so I tried to call and talk to a manager.  The phone was answered with please hold in an annoyed voice, followed by another person picking up the phone with a yeah.  I asked to speak to a manager and was told the person who put me on hold was the manager.  I repeated that I needed the manager and was informed that both the manager ( who was yelling in the background I don't have time for this) and the employee didn't have time to talk to me.   HORRIBLE customer service won't be eating here again.


marginal sushi meets uncomfotable seating.  we used restaurant.com coupon and got stuck wtih an 18% tip...with no service, seriously???  felt scammed...think we actually spent more based on that tip than had we just paid full price.  avoid this one, just not worth it.


Qualification - I am rating the Healthy Marketplace side and not the coffee bar:\n\nJust left a movie and wanted to pick up something quick/easy to go - drove by Luci's the other day so I stopped there to grab some chow.  The space itself is cool and has potential.  But...\n\n1.  Many of the goods are the same as in the grocery (some stuff from regular groceries, other stuff from Sprouts/Trader Joes type places) but they cost more.  Five or six bucks for some healthy cereal.  In particular I was disappointed in the wine.  I guess its just my style, but I like a variety of affordable small-production wines.  They had small production wines, just not cheap.  And then they had the same Clois du Bois red wine that has been on sale for $8.99 in Fry's/Albertsons/Safeway for the last five years, except here it was $13.99.\n2.  Grabbed a chef salad and a meatloaf sandwich to go.  Salad looked good (and was) - big pieces of chicken and egg - but,....   No dressing!!  The meatloaf was Ok at best, the bread was probably sliced and placed in the box 8 hours ago, and it came with 2 wedges (wedges for a sandwich?) of tomato and two little tiny strings of roasted red pepper.\n\nI had high hopes based on the name/location/etc., but I was disappointed.  Maybe try some quirky grocery items and wines?


So, I had to play hotel switcheroo because Hyatt's rate seemingly tripled for one night in the middle of my stay. I wound up here and I think I'm officially done with Choice Hotels forever. I've never had a positive experience aside from this one Econo Lodge in Walterboro, SC.\n\nThis hotel is located in the middle of a vast array of garbage food restaurants. If you want to go to a grocery store, they're all 15 minutes away. While the hotel might be convenient to some attractions, it isn't convenient to things an everyday hotel guest would need or want unless you like McDonald's and Waffle House. Gross.\n\nThe beds are not comfortable at all and this hotel has resorted to using these god awful square 15\" pillows. Who the hell can sleep on a square like that besides a child!? It's beyond ridiculous and not to mention annoying to try and sleep on. Pair the lack of comfort with the 11:00 check out and you have one unhappy guest! I requested a late check-out time upon check-in as I advised I'd be working overnight. 12:30 was the best she could do as she made some kind of, apparently phantom note. The next morning at exactly 10:58, the phone rang and reminded me that I was scheduled to check out that day and that check out was 11:00. Blah, so much for sleeping inn at Sleep Inn.\n\nThe hotel is quite noisy as it borders I-77 and the immediate area isn't all that great. Noise from other guests was relatively nil though.\n\nThe mini freezer and mini fridge were nice, but it didn't make up for the overall room quality. The hotel WiFi averages 10 Mbps down/5 Mbps up and is complimentary.\n\nNot recommended and officially denied going forward.


A colleague said \"hey, wanna go to the fairview grill after work for a drink?\" I agreed having NO idea what the Fairview Grill was.  The name would make you think it's a grill. Well, no.  While the food isn't bad, it is a BAR.  Not a restaurant and bar but a BAR BAR that happens to serve food.  \n\nPre-smoking ban, the place was unbearable as you would have to drive home with the windows down, go directly to the dry cleaners, and strip in their lobby to keep from having smelly clothes from funking up your closet all weekend.  Now with no smoke, it's bearable.\n\nIt's more the 40+ crowd here but a few of us 20-somethings wander in from time to time. That doesn't bother me because the younger women are always coming up to me, asking for my phone number, telling me how attractive I am, etc.  Player Please!\n\nThey have a patio and live music and it's not a bad place to catch the game.  The servers are always super nice so I don't mind catching a drink after work.


I don't like that you can't just hang out here, you have to actually make a purchase of a minimum of $5 or they kick you out. Overall, cute little tea place that's open until 2am.


I've been a customer for several years. David came out on time and quickly found my leaking tub valve.\n\nYou can't go wrong with Citywide.


At first glance from the outside, you aren't sure what to make of this establishment.  GO INSIDE.  The venue is split into some (private) dining tables when you first walk in and then the bar area behind double glass doors to the left.  Once you walk to the left you are normally greeted by the friendly bartender and have a wide range of options to sit / game / dine / imbibe.  At the bar, with numerous options on draft (Stone IPA - we have a winner), you can't go wrong while playing your favorite video poker game.  If gambling isn't your strong suite, walk over to their ULTIMATE MAN CAVERN.  They have the following available:  Darts, Shuffleboard, OFF ROAD (best game ever), NBA Jam, Street Fighter, Deer Hunter and of course every drinking establishment's GO-TO, Golden Tee.\n\nWe come by here at least once a week for lunch and the Crispy Flat bread pizza w/ Buffalo Chicken and Blue Cheese Spread is a staple, however their chicken tenders (never frozen) and Burgers have never let me down.\n\nThere is an abundance of flat screen TV's available and this is a Seahawk's Bar so I already know come Sunday, this place will be teaming with Russell Wilson and Marshawn Lynch fans.  Great place to just hang out and unwind after a long day / week / month / year.  \n\nSunni is an extremely friendly and knowledgeable bartender there so if she's working, go with her recommendations.


They make cupcakes now! Gluten free, soy free, vegan cupcakes. I asked Ginger \"If there's no wheat or soy, what the frak are they made of?\" and she said \"Love.\" And you know what, based on how delicious those cupcakes are, I believe they just might be.


Don't you love it when you have to beg the restaurant to put food out on a buffet? Whenever I go here, the place is decently busy but they always seem to have a problem with having enough food out on their buffet. Everytime a tray of food is brought out, it's such a tiny portion that its usually emptied out within seconds by all the hungry customers! If you're going to run a buffet and expect people to come back, AT LEAST have enough food there for your paying customers!


My boyfriend and I had an early lunch here because of a coupon we got when we checked into the Riviera. It was quite busy, but they seated us pretty quickly. Service was incredibly slow after that. We saw a server only when she took our order and brought it to us. We had to ask for the check after not being checked on for some time. I could excuse this, but we were sitting right in front of the hostess station. There is no reason not to offer a refill on our waters!\n\nHonestly, the food (veggie burger and turkey club, both with fries) was mediocre and even with the coupon I feel like I paid way too much for it. I know everything is overpriced in Vegas, but still. Not worth it.


I have mixed feelings about Crescent Ballroom. I have been here maybe 10 times, only 2 of those times to see a show. The times that I have seen a show, I couldn't have been more pleased. The ticket prices are reasonable, there is plenty of room to stand or even sit and see the show, the sound is top-notch, and as an added bonus there is a large bar in the stage area. When it is not extremely crowded (more on that later), the lounge area is an excellent choice to have a few drinks, smoke on their patio, and I have heard the food is pretty good, too. I have no complaints about it when it is a slower weekday night. \nCrescent has been extremely successful and I am very happy to see it do so well. However, on nights of popular shows, or on Saturday nights when they do Kismet, the place is packed. Like WAY too packed. Takes ages to get a drink, and once you do have it, you have to drink it while being pushed and shoved by everyone around you. My biggest complaint though, is the bathroom situation. In the lounge area, there is one toilet. For everyone. This leads to a very long line of people that have been drinking and really need to pee. Also, you're talking about drunk people here, so people have no respect and are constantly cutting in the line or using the private locking bathroom for \"recreational\" activities. The last time that I was there, it was a Saturday night and I was standing in line for the bathroom. I had been waiting for awhile, when 4 or 5 people rushed into the bathroom. They were in there for-EVER and when they finally opened the door, an enormous amount of pot smoke was rolling out into the main area. Ummmm...believe it or not, it's not funny to hotbox a public bathroom and some people don't actually want a contact high, jackasses.  It was absolutely disgusting having to use that bathroom afterwards. Not to mention, the bathroom there is almost always very dirty, toilet paper everywhere, and everything is always wet. It's gross. I know that Crescent can't control what its customers do, but I hope that they are making plans to add another bathroom or porta-potties or have a way for everyone to use the restrooms in the stage area, or SOMETHING because it really is my only complaint about Crescent Ballroom.


I wish Yelp had a 1/2 Star system...this is another case where I would have given the joint 3.5 Stars.\n\nI've read a lot of reviews about Smash Burger and wanted to give it a try for myself.  Today was the day.  I ordered the Classic Smash Burger 1/3 lb and a Chicago Dog.\n\nThe woman working at the counter was very friendly.  I ordered it to eat in because I wanted to make sure I tasted it fresh out of the kitchen.  Within 5-6 minutes my order was ready.\n\nI decided to attack the Smash Burger first....I should have chosen the Dog...why?  Because the Beef was piping hot and it burned the hell out of my mouth!  Delicious though, but not awesome.  I could barely taste the special Smash Sauce, so the burger tasted kind of bland.....it was fresh though and the Egg Bun was awesome.\n\nNext I attacked the Chicago Dog.....the toppings and bun were excellent, but the Hot Dog itself wasn't great....just good.  This is where that 1/2 Star comes in again.\n\nAgain, overall I'd rate this place 3.5 Stars.\n\nWill I return?  Yes, but it didn't surpass my beloved In-N-Out as so many reviews have said.


This place is a small, smoky bar complete with TVs, 2 pool tables and 2 dart boards. Service is ok and if you're sitting at the tables like we were you might not get any service if you come too early in the day. The beer was cold but the food was mediocre at best...They have happy hour daily from 3 to 6 pm, as well as a daily food special which is all dirt cheap...like 5 or 6 bucks for most entrees. This is a good place to watch sports or play pool/darts, but once you leave you smell like an ashtray even if no one around you was smoking!


I loved this experience! They offer an iPad with a self guided video tour filled with facts about Paris, France. The view is amazing. We stayed to watch the fountain show below (Bellagio) and the staff was great.


When I moved here from Kentucky 4 years ago, I thought this place was the best gym I'd ever seen. My first years I used the steam room, sauna, swam laps in the indoor pool. Nowadays, I do more of the cardio work on the treadmills, elliptical machines lift weights and drink an occasional good tasting protein drink from the juice/snack bar. This place does get relatively crowded and hard to find parking around the 5:00-7:00pm mark but still isn't as busy as that West Flamingo and 215 location. Overall, coming from someone whose worked out at this gym for four years, LVACs and this gym deliver great value.


After seeing this place on the news last night  me and my wife decided to have lunch here today. When we arrived we were asked if this was our first time here and we informed the waitress it was she and the rest of the staff walked us thru on how to build our bowls and sauces. I don't really remember our waitress's name or the manager's name I was happy with our meals. We will definitely be back soon


As many previous Yelpers mentioned Hard Rock Hotel (HRH) didn't live up to my expectations either.\n\n- lopsided bed, $15 hidden resort fee, no free wifi, smokey in hallways (should separate nonsmoking area from smoking), Starbucks cost 2x as much, Mr. Lucky's restaurant promotions don't work on holidays even though they promoted it that way, dimly lit bathrooms, poor electrical wiring (light switches didn't always turn on lights and some turned off all), fan blew directly towards bed and not able to be changed direction, insulation not well because we could hear our loud neighbors, direction of check-in is terrible (didn't realize there were several towers with different check-ins and parking garages).\n\n+ TV wasn't blasting loudly when you first turn it on, comforters were extremely comfortable, rock and roll decoration and photos.\n\nTargeted towards a specific crowd, tattooed, 20s & 30s. Across the street, you can get really good German food! It's actually not that close to the Strip as you think it is. It's at least 2 miles. (I measured it when I drove). So it would be not recommended to walk, unless you don't mind the distance and have time to spare.\n\nI will not stay here again nor recommend it.


XL lobster roll 23 bucks! It didnt taste fresh ( Frozen), and had to much Mayo. \n\nAlthough I really did like the Hot dog roll that was drenched in Butter and toasted to Perfection!


It's not possible to give zero stars as a rating or I would. This business is way overpriced and lacks the common compassion one would expect from a vet. When they first opened, I was delighted to find a vet exclusively devoted to cats and took all my pets there over the course of 2 years. Such an error of judgment on my part! When my elder cat had come to the end of her days and I called asking for an immediate appointment to ease her transition, I was told bluntly that (even though they were still open and less than 10 minutes drive from me), it was too late that day for an \"attended\" appointment but I could drop her off to be euthanized. Imagine not being with a cat you have owned for 15 years at the end of her life! I kept her home and she died the next day in my arms. At least she wasn't dropped off like a piece of meat! Save yourself a lot of grief. Go to another vet that truly loves animals and appreciates your custom.


yum! my friends and i came here for dinner on friday and lunch on sunday :) it's perfect for a girls who want a variety of yummy tapas in small but not tiny portions. we had the stuffed dates, artichoke toast, tuna tartare, veggie empanadas, mac n cheese, and more... try it, you'll like it! oh, my friends had red sangria and like it a lot, too.


Not wanting to wait 35-45 minutes for a table at Grimaldi's my friend Devin and I decided to wander the streets of Old Town instead. We were in search of other food when we found Jac's down the street, accross Scottsdale Rd. I was surprised as it used to be Nello's and looking in, there were plently of empty tables. It was sprinkling and we were feeling adventurous so we decided to go in. \n\nThe interior was calm and warmly lit. something I like. There were the now obligitory flat screen TVs but thankfully they were on mute. There was also a piano in the dining room and even though I asked him to play a little something, unfortunaly he wouldn't! (cheap guy!)\n\nWe had the house White Zin which was good and came with an adjoining mini carafe, nice for only $5! We ordered and began to wait.... and wait... and WAIT!\n\nAbout 20 minutes later, our appetizer came. great crustini topped with the usual caprese suspects: fresh tomato, fresh basil, olive oil, balsamic vinagarette, but what made this pop was the melted fresh buffalo mozzerella cheese! Melty, sorta gummy and very yummy, it made me mad that I never thought of it before... yeah, some foodie! Never thought to melt the effing cheese! \n\nWe wolfed that down and talked a bit and waited paitently for our pizza. This resulted in another waiting game. There were three tables full... and about five people at the bar... what the HELL?! We waited  25-35 minutes for our pizza. Our server brought us some bread, which was appreciated but still... that's a bit of a wait. My guess is that they burnt it and had to remake it. The wait made them lose a star.\n\nBut when it finally hit the table... almost all was forgiven... almost! The blanco pizza with its mozzerella cheese, fresh basil, ricotta cheese and our requested sausage. Was simple and simply wonderful. It was gone in a heartbeat not just because we were starving (from all the waiting) but because it was so GOOD! it's so good I would order this pizza to go and cuddle up on the couch while watching a tearjerker all by myself... not because I don't want to cry infront of others... but because I don't want to share... THERE I said it! \n\nWe ended the meal with some tiramisu. It was creamy and coffee-y. I don't know if I'll have it again, I think I'll try another dessert next time. Over all, it was good. I'll go again, if I have spare time to waste or good company like I did this time. To my yelpers I say: if you're not willing to fight the lines at Grimaldi's give this place a go. You'll have a good meal for a good price.


Three stars sums this place up. Food is average. Bar is average. The massive amount of TVs is average. I could step outside and head to the sportsbook and maybe my drinks would be cheaper there.


I went to pick up a computer purchased for my kid from another state and put under my name. This totally blew Amber, Tiffany, Mallory or what ever her name was tiny mind. She could not even properly type in my phone number or name and kept telling me I was giving her the wrong phone number! Idiot. After 25 LONG minutes she was able to locate the computer. She could NOT find my rewards number or do anything productive. I would have been better off going behind the counter and finding it myself! \n\nPerhaps they should hire someone other than teenagers to run this store.  I hate shopping there anyway, I prefer Fry's and they won't get another penny from me.


I would love to see this location succeed!  Really great food.  We had chicken and brisket along with a few sides.  The chicken was so very moist and really tender.  Unlike some chicken, the flavor was beyond the skin and the meat was really, really good.  The brisket was flavorful and not greasy.  Maybe just a bit dry but that did not take away from the taste.  Seasonal veggies were great, loved the fries with skins on and the baked beans were great.  \n\nA tough location with the light rail making it somewhat challenging to get into that shopping center.  Circle H is a great addition to the neighborhood.


Chada Thai has been me and my husband's most favorite place in town for the last couple of months since we discovered this place. \n\nFirst, I love the atomospher of the restaurant. Good size, nice decorations and never be super crowded and loud so you can enjoy being there and having conversation with your friends, partners or whoever you are with. Good thing about here is I think you can come here for any pursose. While there are many couples, I also saw some people having business dinner on weekdays. \n\nThe quality of food is absolutely fantastic! My favorite is PAD KRA-POW, YUM WOON SEN SEAFOOD and home made beef jerky. They are all amazing and I can eat this everyday. However, you have to be a little careful about choosing how spicy you want. I usually get between 5 to 7 out of 10 at Thai restaurants and when we first went there, I ordered \"medium\". Oh my got the food was very very spicy! I had probably 10 glasses of water until I finish my food but it was still good. When I asked the waiter if it was really medium, he said it was and he cannot eat medium too because it is too spicy. \n\nThey have nice selections of wine too. I hear the owner of the restaurant used to be a\u3000sommelier at Lotus of Siam, another favorite restaurant of us in Downtown who also have so many kinds of wine. \n\nUnfortunatelly I have not tried their desserts yet because we always end up feeling like having shaved ice nearby (Kuma!!) on the way home. Lol


It's a new small place, clean, order at the counter fresh fish fry. They had several types of dips and the french frys were good. No beer :( sad hope that's too come soon. There was plenty served in one serving didn't need more. Husband wished his was crisper and wanted Texas toast.  Fish was white and very good. Coleslaw ok.  Hope they stay and grow - we'll be back.


I have been to this salon at least 15 times for pedicures, and each time it is ok, for the price. However today is the last time I will ever give them my money. I walked in, and didn't have to wait at all. I used the restroom before I sat down, and there was NO hand soap in the bathroom! GROSS. I rationalized it in my mind because they were wearing gloves, but then I realized they weren't even changing them between clients. When the girl started on my pedicure she was aggressively clipping the skin around my nails and it really hurt! Then, she dragged the nail file rapidly across the tender skin she had just clipped too deep. Ouchhhh. It's hard to explain, but when it came time to polish, she grabbed each of my toes by the front between her thumb and her extremely sharp nail on her pointer finger. Her nail, of questionable cleanliness, (don't know where the gloves went...) was cutting into the raw skin in front of my nails and it was extremely painful. I told her that it hurt, and she would stop for a second but then go right back to it. The polish wound up super thick and not smooth, and as she was taking the toe separators out, she stuck her finger right into the polish on my big toe. She haphazardly tried to fix it, but I lied and said to just leave it, I had to get going. I couldn't stand to have her nasty nail slicing into my skin any longer and I was frustrated by this waste of time and money. I came right home and repainted my nails myself and washed my feet thoroughly! Exclusive Nails is just down the street and though they aren't open on Sundays or Mondays, they have FAR superior service and cleanliness standards and their pedicures are only $2 more than at Pretty Nails. I will be going there from now on for my pedicures.


I know I said that they were professional and all, but the other day we received a bill for what the insurance wouldn't pay.  It came in a decent envelope, but then we opened it.\n\nPlain sheet of paper with printing.  No tear-off portion, no return envelope (not to mention return postage - I wouldn't expect that from anyone).  Just a sheet, badly folded, printed out on a cheap printer.\n\nSo much for professional.  I guess that only extends to examinations - and presumably procedures.  Definitely not to the billing department.  We get a lot of medical bills since we started buying our own insurance, and this is definitely the cheapest of the bunch.\n\nI get that it's only a few cents for an envelope and all - but it can't cost them much more to have some reasonably pre-printed invoices with tear-off return portions, much less a return envelope.  It would just make for a nicer experience, you know?


This place blows. They never have shit & what little they do have is expensive. If it wasn't the ONLY place within walking distance I'd never come to this Shithole. They need to put an AM/PM or a QT around this motherfucker! At least the cashiers are nice.


I would like to say that I emailed my concerns to the owner 2-3 weeks ago without a response AND I posted on the \"reviews\" section on their FB.  Finally I received a comment on FB saying someone would be back to be soon, tomorrow at the latest.  That was a week ago so here I am.  I feel I've given them ample time and they are choosing not to address the issues and they have deleted our concerns from their FB page.\n\nFirst, I will say that their bulbs have always been good and we get a quality tan.  That is the only positive thing I can say about the Surprise location.  Their location on Bell and 63rd (I think) is the complete opposite, very clean and a very friendly staff.\n\nMy husband and I have been tanning here for 3 or 4 years at the Surprise location.  In April of this year we noticed that things were going downhill.  The overall cleanliness is poor, there is shelving ripped off the walls and not replace, clothes hooks ripped off the walls, some beds have music, some don't, etc.  Most recently bed one was down for a month.  We were told that someone used the wrong tanning lotion and they were waiting on a cleaner...for a month?  Meanwhile we are forced to wait for a bed and if bed one was working, that would be lessened.  \n\nObviously the owner doesn't care, that is clear with his lack of attention to these issues and it is a shame.\n\nTanners beware, the Surprise location is the ugly red-headed step child.  You will pay all the money at Celebrity, which is fine, but you will not receive high-end service or accommodations.


Cheap and low-quality\n\nA decent selection at a fair price, but the quality is far less than Sweet Tomatoes.  The salad bar wasn't kept fresh (wilted lettuce, low containers), the pizza was like a frozen type (crappy crust and sauce), greasy/oil atop of the meat for the tacos.  I won't go on.\n\nOn that note, it serves the purpose for a buffet - mass quantities for the masses.\n\nI will not go back.  I would prefer to spend $3-4 extra dollars to go to Sweet Tomatoes any day.


While I love the idea of neighborhood restaurants, this one did not live up to my expectations.   I thought the food was fair to good, but not exceptional.  Both food and the drinks were a little pricey, and my mixed drink seemed to be a tad short on alcohol. The worst was the service however.  The best I could say for our server was that he was disinterested. Never outright rude, but clearly thinking there was a better place he could be at that moment.  This place was certainly NOT worth a 40 minute wait in the middle of the week, even if it is walking distance from our starting point in Point Breeze.


I went here yesterday to purchase a bag.  After searching the internet for styles that I like, I came in armed with the names of about 10 bags.  Stacy was so awesome, she took each and every bag I wrote down for me to try on.  She knew that this was my first LV purchase and she made the \"experience\" so nice.  I wish buying something was always this pleasant.  I will be back to round off the purchase with a new wallet, with no money to put in there, since I spent it all in the store.


I went to this restaurant for a group get together, 10 people. There was adequate seating for all of us. The food was prompt, fresh, and tasted amazing..... \n\nBut when we got our bills, we were a little surprised. The drink menus on the table and the dinner menus had different prices than our bills. When I asked the waitress what was going on, she said she forgot to tell us about the price differences. The restaurant changed prices.  It was not one item but several items. \n\nNeedless to say 10 people will no longer frequent this place.Different prices from menus to bills is shady business.


The food was awful. My mushroom ravioli was rubbery and so unappetizing looking they should have been ashamed to let it out of the kitchen. My daughters chicken was so overcooked she could not cut it. The waiter told us we should have sent it back but he did not come back to check on us. Will never go back to this location again. Stay away there are a lot of other restaurants nearby try one of those


I dig the name.  I have always had a crush on the word Hawaiian.  It is definitely the four vowels in a row, arranged in mirror image form.  Very appealing on the eyes.  That being said, that's about all I can say (good) about this place.  This is how the ordering process went...\n\nMe: Can I get a Kona Blend?\nHer: Do you want that black?\nM: No, go ahead and add a little non-fat to it?\nH: Non-Fat Milk? You got it.  Anything else?\nM: Yeah, can I get a few sweeteners on the side?\nH: Sure. Pink, Blue or Yellow? Hehehe...\nM: Um, Yellow.\nH: You got it, see you at the window.\n\nAs much as I liked the way she asked Pink, Blue, or Yellow, I can't help but feel a bit short changed here.  The total for a 20 oz coffee was $2.11... At Starbucks it is $1.83 methinks... Lets do a compare and contrast of the two.\n\nMaui Wowi\nOld and Run Down\nBelow Average Coffee\nAbove Average Price\n\nStarbucks\nNew, Clean and Appealing\nAbove Average Taste\nAbout Average Price (for plain coffee)\n\nGranted they serve smoothies and other stuff, but overall it was disappointing.


My experience at Al's Pizza wasn't bad, just simply LACKLUSTER.\n\nAt first, I was excited by the clean, modern design of Al's. Then, I noticed how upon closer inspection certain elements were skimped on and the place just felt cheap. Like the plastic plates and cups just seemed out of place next to the sleek tiles and modern chairs. Being my first experience at Al's, these bits were what gave away the fact that this place was only a chain. \n\nWe ordered a 16\" pizza with whole wheat crust. Feta on whole, spinach on half, sun-dried tomatoes on half. I didn't dislike the pizza, but I wasn't in love either. The whole wheat option was cool and tasted decent.  They weren't greedy with the toppings, but they better not have been since our total was over $20.\n\nWould I eat here again? Possibly if I was meeting friends, but I doubt I'd come again on my own craving anything on the menu.


First off I must apologize to Mark & John Smolen; I frequent your shop once or twice a month for the past year and a half and not only have I only checked into Yelp twice I've yet to write a review for your fine establishment.  That just goes to show you when I show up all I can think about is seafood so well done! \n\nIf you are from the east coast specifically the  DC area you will love their store! It has a ton of MD items and is only slightly nautical theme, most of it is football etc;  on entering the store you will be overwhelmed with the intoxicating elixir of the nautical gods Old Bay; I love the stuff and knew my search for a local seafood restaurant was done. \n\nI judge a restaurant on its menu; is it full of items or does it keep to the basics with only a few main dishes that they specialize in? their menu is simple seafood and more seafood. If you want whole crabs or legs these are the guys to patronize; If you want the best darn peel and eat Shrimp this is the place to go. \nThe oysters are huge but be prepared, the last order wasn't cleaned thoroughly and stomach contents from the oyster came shooting out as you bit into it and or cut into them;  if the rest of the meal wasn't perfect that would have ruined the meal but my group laughed it off and moved onto the next course.  Just be prepared if you order them they aren't the chain restaurant oysters. \n\nIf you like crab but aren't comfortable with shucking and eating whole crabs don't be scared; the owners and their staff will be happy to sit down and walk you through it just let them know you will need assistance; their idea is that they want you to get the most out of your meal and have a good time so you will tell your friends and return with them the next time. \n\nPrices for the crabs can fluctuate depending on the season and availability but don't let that deter you either. They are very competitive and you won't leave hungry or disappointed.  Anytime this guy gets homesick or is craving Seafood he heads over to the Crab Corner!


We took home a baguette and three fantastic portions of the charcuterie, plus homemade cornichons for $19,20. \n\nBTW, the Today show was visiting from NYC when I was there. I love this place.


Perks: fun atmosphere and great views. Cute slide from second floor that kids and adults alike were smiling as they went down. Probably one of the best views of the Valley and big outdoor patio that is great for photos.\n\nCons: the food. Ugh. My burger was overcooked and the bun was hard. The fries were barely warm. My husband wanted a steak for his birthday which he described \"was okay once he reached the middle.\" Vegetarian friend was served Mac and cheese with meat in it but server was very apologetic. Other friend said her beef ribs were pretty good, but, all in all, very overpriced for the quality of food. All that saves this place is the ambiance which, for some people, is enough. \n\nI personally, wouldn't return.


We use to come with all our friends for their steak special but we were really disappointed the last few times we came.  Never mind the service is slow, the food was not worth the wait.


Don't believe bad reviews. This place is top notch and beats spending $150 per night on the strip. Get a free 2 night stay on the weekend by buying a package from Ontario mills. 149 and you get all your money back at the resort!


Great Place to come in and have a cup of coffee while returning emails! I love the fact that i can come in early in the day and enjoy a delicious Vanilla Latte. Some complaints I do hope you take into consideration is getting better seats. Its not very comfortable to be sitting on metal chairs and would love to have some sort of lounge area to enjoy. I have also experienced a couple of times coming in the morning that the WiFi won't connect properly and there is nothing the Baristas can do about it. Its a huge disappointment when i get ready and come in just to find out i have to go back home to do my work. Mind you, i have heard people complain to the workers about WiFi plentiful times.\n\nOn a side note, the Baristas are very nice and welcoming. There is one barista who stands out to me every time i come in she is ALWAYS so bubbly and happy. She brings in a energy that seems to make a lot of your costumers happy. I love the fact that she takes the time to genuinely keep good conversations with what seems like her \"Regulars.\" Its awesome to come in having my coffee made before i can even get to the counter to pay for it. You definitely need more baristas like her.


had my Toyota truck' s water pump, transmission and radiator replaced last summer by this shop. thought the water pump might of been leaking and even though the wAIT was over 2 Hours long the new shop manager seem too perform all necessary tests to make sure it wasn't. so fAR SO GOOD.


Over-priced, bad service, and nasty food.  We went to dinner before the Pitt home opener (at Heinz Field).....Tilted Kilt would have been a better idea, seriously.  At least, Tilted Kilt doesn't bill/promote itself as something it is not.  Look - If we walk out w/ a $125 bill (2 people and no alcohol), it really needs to be spot on.  The steak wasn't memorable in any capacity (not even in presentation) and I am not convinced that the Chilean sea bass was really even fish.  Our waiter was an embarrassment to the service industry - he had less than four tables and was acting like he was in crisis the entire time.  The manager stopped by......but there was so much wrong, it wasn't worth discussing.  If you're looking for a good steak or just a fine-dining experience, try Capital Grille or Morton's (both downtown).   Or go to a real restaurant in a real casino.  I can honestly say I wouldn't eat here again, even if it were free.  It was simply a bad dining experience on every level.  I hate the casino, anyway.....this is just another reason I won't go ;-)


We only stopped in for one drink the other night, but boy howdy was that a strong martini! Boodles gin and olives, surrounded by taxidermy and globes, perched on a giant chess board mini stage...fun. Our server was cool, seemed like he could just pull up a chair and tell us some stories about his time at The Weary. I hear this is one of the only places in Madison for decent late-night food, so I'll have to be back!


We tried Vincent's for Restaurant Week. When you walk in to Vincents there is a bar lobby, since my date hadn't arrived yet, I ordered a yummy lemony gin martini. \nD arrived after about 2 minutes and we were seated at our table. \nWhen our waiter brought our Restaurant Week menu's I already knew what I was ordering since I'd checked out the menu online. I had black bean soup with goat cheese as my first course, Lobster with House Made Basil Pasta as my second course and coconut cream pie with rum raisin ice cream for dessert. My waiter suggested a chardonnay to pair with the lobster so I did that. D ordered shrimp chimichanga for the first course, New York Strip for second course and Chocolate Profiteroles for the third course. The food was delicious. I liked it because I felt since the portions were small I wasn't ruining my weight loss efforts.\n\n it seriously was only about 3 bites in that entire lobster tail and maybe 3 bites in the vegetables and you know what? I was fine with that.\n\n\nI felt the service was impeccable. There was about 3 servers checking us but they never seemed intrusive, they were very intuitive about when we needed something.\n\nMy dessert was delicious and I had it with some yummy coffee.\n\nI didn't think this place was as horrible as the reviews are saying. Maybe my expectations were not very high to begin with.


When did libraries get so hi-tech? I don't even need to go to the librarian/assistants to get my books checked any more? I just put them on this little ledge and it lets me know when I need to bring it back? That is AWESOME.\n\nI popped in for a few quick read books as sometimes I don't want to spend a week or so one the one story and need something quick. The librarian was more than happy to give me a guided tour of how the library worked. With the way she was talking, the technology they are using now has been going for the last 3 or 4 years so I did feel a little silly.\n\nModern and very well laid out and also has groups for children, teenagers and a book club for adults that runs twice a month (Group A and Group B, they aren't expecting you to read that quickly all the time)\n\nIdeal place to come and read the papers if you don't plan on spending what is the small fortune to read the news too! I fell in love with libraries when I was a child and with the way they are going now, I think I have fallen in love again although I'm still trying to work out how xbox's and Playstation's are educational..\n\nLovely library with lovely staff, proud to have this as my local library.


Best porterhouse steak ever! Juicy tender and flavorful.  Though it is kind of expensive, it is worth it for the experience.  The Bone Marrow we added was really good.  It came in a bigger portion than we expected.  I would say sharing that with 3 or 4 people is best.  It starts to taste  a little overwhelming when your eating too many at once.  Remember to eat these while their still hot, they taste oilier as it gets colder.  It was really good. \n\nThe only thing I would complain about was that the cream of spinach was too salty.    Other than that, i'd come back for good yummy steak.  My favorite steak place so far.


Love it.. Wine, games, fun beers, pretty good sweet treats are all good but the service- that's where it's at. Dumb example: Greg once gave us a cookie for moving down a seat to make room. I'm stupid for remembering that... yes, but that's the way to present your business if you want to keep people coming back.


While visiting Vegas (5 of us) we decided not to spend so much money on the strip for a buffet breakfast/lunch. Some of us ordered breakfast and some lunch. They were both excellent. There was nothing that was greasy. Breakfast was awesome.  The owner told us he had just made fresh clam chowder from scratch.  It was delicious.  The prices were very reasonable. The owner goes around and talks to the patrons and makes sure everything is to their liking. Even the coffee was good.  Try it you'll like it and save yourself a bunch of money.


Yeah, the butter burgers are great, but that is just the beginning. The onion rings are Fabulous! The concrete mixers have many more options that Dairy Queen, the side salads are worth a mention for the healthy alternative. They even have green beans as a side dish. OK, it is fast food, but good fast food that does not taste processed. (McDonald's and Burger King)\n\nIt is as good at is gets for taste, value and menu. There is not a more robust fast food offering that I am aware of.


Everybody loves this place, and maybe because of all the word of mouth i was expecting something spectacular, but i was just kind of like, oh, so this is Kazimierz...ok.\n\ni was also put off by the very poor attitude of the door guy. my boyfriend took me there for valentine's day, and the door guy kept us outside and hounded me over my ID while i chattered my answers through my teeth in my dressy top. i'm not a jerk about these things, either, i know i look young and these guys are just doing their job, but he was seriously going out of his way to be crappy about it.\n\nanyway, we made it inside finally and the food was pretty good. i had a walnut/pear salad and we shared one of their pizzas. my date thought the pizza was amazing while i found it to be so-so. the live entertainment was nice, but too loud.\n\ni think i'm just such a die-hard fan of postino's in phoenix that with my first impression being the door guy i never gave it a fair chance. but still, i'll pick Postino's over this place any day.


Meatballs were fantastic, service was great, the rest of the menu was good but in general too salty.


Red rover red rover send my taste buds over.. to bbq company!\n\nMy father and I were in need of lunch and I wanted to try something different.  Asked a friend and he said this place was awesome.. then I realized it was on the same street as the ware house I go to weekly.\n\n\nSo for 5 years I have sadly missed out on this place and settled for soft food or waiting till i made it home to eat.. how sad.\n\n\nParking was easy.. walked in, place was clean and pretty busy but it was no issue to get a seat even at 1pm.\n\nI had the Big Butt pulled pork.. wow! Bring the napkins! It was packed full of not just meat.. but also this little secret thing that only some restaurants have discovered called flavor..\n\nsay it with me..\n\nFl--aaaaa-v-ooorrrrrr... emphasis on the R at the end..\n\nThe mashed potatoes reminded me of something my grandma would whip up and I ate every last bit of them.\n\nOne thing I really liked.. you get your own drink. Now here me out.. I like service and all, but it can be a pain to wait over and over if you are real thirsty. And.. well I was :) \n\n\nI finished the whole sandwich, and the part of it that did not fit on the bread. I surly would have licked the plate had I been at home, it was that good !\n\n5 stars, Ill be back next week for a meeting too!


I had heard wonderful things about Rossario's (best restaurant in Monona, great Italian food, etc.).  I was extremely disappointed after dining there last night.  I ordered the portabello mushroom lasagne, which consisted of an indiscriminate mass of limp noodles, cheese, and mushrooms drowned in sauce.  Not lasagne.  My husband, who is Italian, ordered the chicken Puttanesca.  He took two bites, then stared despondently at his plate.  Even the salad was disappointing.  In three words: Ugh, Ugh, Ugh.


Dead empty on a Thursday during happy hour before the Steelers game.  Just a couple guys playing video games.  Sign outside mentions $1 miller lites on Thursdays.  Except we found out that wasn't until 9pm.  And happy hour didn't start until 5:30 so until then Miller Lites were $6.  The bar looked nice inside but the bartender couldn't be bothered.  No thanks, 1 miller lite and left.


The best ice cream sandwich in town and (for future reference) they deliver. What's not to like?\n\nPlenty of adventurous flavors if you're into that sort of thing and if you want the usual suspects (I'm a mint chip aficionado) you'll be pleased. I'm going to be back. A lot.


I've been 4 times now.  I continue to have a \"meh\" opinion.  Food is OK.  Certainly overpriced.  Comparable in quality to other chain Italian joints but higher in price.\n\nThe service is always great and the happy hour is really nice.  Worth a visit but don't expect GREAT food.


So normally I don't really review places other than eating establishments, but this review seemed necessary after the craziness that went down my first night in Rio.\n\nIt's 6am and I can't sleep. The time difference has not been my friend. I get up, and decide i'll waste some time at the gym. As I exit the elevator that connects the hotel rooms with the actual casino floor I am suddenly met by a big black sheet that spans the entire width of hall way. Along with the ominous sheet is: a handful of casino security, 3 or 4 metro police officers, and very tired looking casino managers. Everyone immediately points to an \"employee's only\" door to my left and directs me through. I walk down winding hallways, at each checkpoint another police officer pointing out the proper directions. Eventually I get out to the casino floor, and I notice another black sheet. Apparently I had just taken a detour via staff-only hallways in order to avoid a small portion of the main hallway that leads to the elevators.\n\nSo I decide that it is best to not hang around and I start to head to the gym, only to be met by police tape. Now I was a little more curious. I ask the guard what happened, and she immediately cut me off and insisted she \"could not talk about it at this time.\" So, me being the savvy millennial I am, I pull out my phone and google the Rio. Turns out undercover security shot an alleged \"repeat offender\" who was attempting to the rob the casino. A man was killed my first night in Vegas.... Definitely a story to tell.\n\nAt first Rio really did not handle this well. They didn't accommodate the people trapped out of their rooms (once you left your room and came downstairs, police wouldn't let you back up. \"Security measure\"....I was locked out for about 5 hours.)\n\nmy boyfriend and I weren't too angry about being locked out of our room because we were sure the hotel would be accommodating their customers and giving them things to do as they waited to back into their room. This just seemed like pretty basic crisis communications. When we went to talk to the manager though, this was not the case.\n\nThe hotel managers and staff wouldn't actually listen when we spoke to them. They just kept droning over and over, \"we cant let you up into your room, once metro is involved we have no control.\" This wasn't what we were asking though. We didn't NEED to get to our room, we just wanted something to do while we waited. We weren't the only ones either. People started getting really heated when they found out the hotel wasn't offering any kind of distraction. Eventually though, with quite a bit of complaining the hotel finally started giving people champagne brunch vouchers and waiving hotel fees.\n\nIt was too late though for me. Having graduated with a marketing degree, I know this first thing about marketing is to keep the customers happy. Angry customers can only lead to trouble. By the time the hotel finally connected the dots too many people were mad. \n\nOverall this is a very long way of saying Rio needs to remember that at the end of the day, if the customer isn't happy: you aren't doing your job.


Rude employees and disingenuous advertising.  They claim to be open 7 days a week from 7 AM to Midnight.  I had my car towed in last Saturday around 5:00 PM.  As I was leaving I asked when they would look at it and the front desk guy says they run a skeleton crew on the weekends and should get to it by Sunday morning.  I called back at 9:30 AM Sunday and spoke with the mechcanic Justin.  I asked if had looked at my car and he said no and that he may get to it that evening.  I said \"Justin the reason I brought my car to you was that your open on the weekends and I need my car back ASAP\".  Justin's response \"listen I'll get to it when I get to it and if you can't wait then come and pick up your car\", so I did.  I could of had my car towed to a dealer who was going to look at it Monday.    I came to Vegas for the weekend and had no plans on staying till Monday, so I thought these guys advertising they are open on the weekend could take care of my overheating car, but instead they are basically open to take your can in and work on it during the week when they have a full staff.  The salt in the wound was speaking with Justin the Mechanic he was a condescending little punk.  I was not belligerent nor rude to him I just asked him when he was going to look at my car.  \n\nObviously management has no clue or doesn't care because they either hire rejects or don't train their employees on customer service skills.  More importantly they advertise they are open on the weekend and don't staff accordingly.  AE


So funny! Entertaining. Amazing. and very intriguing! I do not want to spoil the event with specifics! However, I believe that every cirque show is my favorite because they have something different to offer!!! \n\nI loved the show! The performers are amazing!! & it is a smaller theater so there are no bad seats!


This restaurant seems actually run by Japanese people, which is rare for a Japanese restaurant in the US. It also seems to receive a good number of Japanese regulars, which is always a good sign. I see they're trying to be authentic in their food (I lived in Japan, and I can tell). \n\nAnyway, the ramen I tried, I guess you just can't make it as good as you'd get in Japan. It is pretty ordinary ramen (stuff you could make with the material you gather from an asian market without much efforts), but pricey, (not as meh and pricy as the ones I tried in St. Mark's Place in NYC though, those were absolute rip-offs and were literally cup-noodles in bowls!). \n\nThe lunch sushi plate I didn't try but I saw a sample display at the entrance --- the usual cheapie American style sushi, i.e. a bunch of makis (easy to make a bunch, easier to cheat the flavor of lower quality sashimi, not accidentally never ever seen served in restaurants in japan), fake crab meats (seriously, why would any supposedly \"authentic\" japanese restaurant serve this crap? Why not skip the crab anything altogether if the real thing is so expensive?), etc.\n\nOK food. Really, not much better (but certainly not worse) than any other japanese or sushi restaurants in Charlotte, and the prices were OK. The Japanese regulars seems to frequent the place because they know it cannot get any better in Charlotte as far as Japanese cuisine goes (not because the food there is as good as they'd get back home). So what can you do?