With severe intestinal inflammation and after seeing another GI specialist who spent all of 5 minutes with me before trying to sell me on an (unnecessary) endoscopy i thankfully found Dr. Weisz.  He spent over a 1/2 hour doing a detailed examination and interview, determined that an endoscopy or even a CT scan was not necessary at this point, gave me a dietary regime to ease my symptoms and scheduled follow-up with me.  And, I saw those earlier comments about his staff - I found his staff both in person and over the phone to be excellent, courteous, and professional.  All around a great experience!


Yes I finally got to try Earls! My life is complete! Not...\n\nAnyway, I thought the concept of this place was cool. They have various locations nationwide. The one in Vegas of course is open until odd hours of the day. I came here after I left Marquee and was seriously dying to try the infamous Earl of Sandwich.\n\nMy friend raved about the tomato soup but I thought I had better. The sandwich was good, but I didn't see the big deal on JUST a sandwich.i mean seriously, it's just a sandwich. I like how it's not marked up like everything else is in Vegas. Good for a late night bite but I don't think I'll crave it ever again.\n\nThanks Earl.


I like to refer to this place as.... The Key Shack! If you drive by, that's exactly what it looks like: a little shack in the middle of Park Road Shopping Center. It make look a little sketch (there was some homemade BBQ for sale next to the Shack when I was here a few weekends ago), but they get the job done.\n\nI went here after a referral from a friend. I was looking for a hard to find key to duplicate for one of the uptown residential buildings. Sure enough, they had the key here. I had a new key and exchanged cash in about 5 minutes. If you have a hard to find key to duplicate - this is your spot!  Plus... one you're done you can stroll through the rest of Park Road Shopping Center if you so desire (cupcakes, coffee, Michael's, antiques, it's all here).


To me, this is the best restaurant in Pittsburgh. Not the best Japanese or Asian place, but the hands-down best. \n\nThe sushi is sublime. From your basic tuna rolls to your fancier hand rolls and specialties, I've not had anything I didn't want more of. The second-best sushi I've ever had. \n\nHowever, what makes this place shine is how good everything ELSE tastes! Too often, people thing Japanese = sushi. From the simple miso soup and house salad (which were far above others I've had) to the various platters, each dish tastes like a delicacy. The steak and chicken teriyaki are delicious choices that satisfy the more timid palate, and the various hot dishes that arrive on platters are all also excellent. Even the desserts, though simple, are excellent. I recommend the anjou pear poached in plum wine. \n\nThe downsides of this place are parking ($), price ($$$), and interior. Being in Station Square, you'll likely have to pay to park. The portions are not large for the money, which means you'll spend even more to be full. I expect to spend upwards of $70 for two when I come here. Also, the inside is plain and somewhat dated, which doesn't attract me. \n\nHowever, the incredible preparation and taste of the food here have kept me coming back any time I can afford a fancy meal!


My girlfriend and I came in here for brunch and were sorely dissatisfied. I had some pancakes, bacon and eggs. While those were okay, I could have gotten the same thing for the same value at Denny's for $5 cheaper. However, my girlfriend's meal was another story.\n\nShe had the 1/2 sandwich, soup and salad combo. I'll start with the salad, because that was the best part. The salad was decent; I'm not sure how you can mess up a bowl of mixed greens. The avocado ranch was a nice touch as well. Neither of us are sure why they served saltines with the salad and oyster crackers with the soup, but sure, why not.\n\nThe soup was a \"Yankee Potroast\" soup. My girlfriend coined it as \"minestrone with one quarter-sized piece of meat\", and that it had obviously been microwaved. Not a huge deal, but I think we all prefer food from an establishment that isn't microwaved and serves meat when it's advertised in the name.\n\nFinally, the 1/2 sandwich was a corned beef sandwich on ciabatta bread. The ciabatta bread was hard as a rock, probably old. When it was deemed inedible, I suggested that she just take the sandwich apart and eat the beef and greens. The beef was so wet that when my girlfriend carefully took the sandwich apart, it splattered onto her wallet. Ew. Altogether, her meal at $7.29 of microwaved soup, mediocre salad, and an unappetizing sandwich was not worth the price.\n\nI'll note one more thing here. With my pancakes I had poached eggs, and thank goodness I did, because I saw one of the servers shoving scrambled eggs into a bucket. I'm not sure when these scrambled eggs were cooked; it was likely in the morning for easy access when someone ordered them to pull out of the bucket, heat up, and serve. However, I'm not sure why they can't just cook scrambled eggs to order. That makes no sense to me.\n\nAll in all, it was a disappointing experience. I'm hoping that this was just an anomalous branch in an otherwise reputable chain and that they can fix some of these problems.


Such beautiful interior decoration, it's surreal.  Any other venue will look cheap after you have set foot in the Wynn.\n\nI had spaghetti bolognese in the Wynn's little Italian cafe (forgot the name), and it was the BEST pasta I've ever had.  It came with a generous thick slice of garlic bread that was toasted to perfection and oozing with garlicky juice with each bite.  Splendid!\n\nFor someone who is very difficult to please, I was surprised at how easily the Wynn won me over.


Lackluster hotel that should have been torn down years ago. Stained carpets, long check in lines, tattered decor...\n\nThere are too many other places to stay in Vegas to justify staying at the LVH.


Easy large parking lot. Went into the bar first and tried to order a crown royal but no luck. Unbelievable that they are just out of it. Ok I won't rant but it's UNbelievable. \nSo the great breadsticks came and asked for butter to go with the oil and they were hot and just perfect.\nWe ordered the grilled shrimp on the rock appetizer and clams again tasted great and the presentation is nice.\nMain course was angel hair pasta with marinara and meatballs. This time all food was excellent and service for dinner was good. It was busy so service wasn't over the top but good.\nNo room for dessert but will be back for the bombalinos.


Really disappointing service.  Probably the worst I can remember.  I was with a group on a Saturday night.  The crowd was probably normal for a Saturday.  Not 100% full but busy.\nWe sat on the patio for a total of 3 hours.  I would estimate we saw our waitress a total of 4 or 5 times (counting her introduction).  We did manage to get a burger and 2 beers.  One member of the party who arrived after the others asked her to come back for a food order - she never did.\nAt the end of the evening we had to track down the manager to ask for our tab.  He generously gave us a 20% discount off our tab.  (In retrospect we should have walked out after waiting an hour with no tab to pay).\n\nI will make it a point not to stop by again.  Too bad. It's a very convenient restaurant since we live nearby.


I usually don't write reviews for huge chains like this, but sometimes you just gotta vent.  Hit the drive-thru on Black Friday with the wife.  I ordered a Venti (large) caramel brulee latte, while she got a Tall (small) Pep Mocha latte.  The total was approximately $8.  I roll up to the window, and hand the cashier a $5 plus a coupon for one free drink.  I'd assume that she'd take off the most expensive one, or at least ask, but no, she didn't ask.  So I was expecting about $1 plus change, and was surprised when the cashier gave me $.18.  I questioned which drink she took off, wondering why the venti wasn't the free drink.  Her rational to me was that 'it wasn't that big of a difference because both drinks are about $4'.  I questioned her, specifically asking her if venti and tall drinks really cost the same.  She insisted that yes they did.  Of course, she proceeded to hand me the receipt, I saw that was false (which I already knew).  Yes, it was only a dollar, but this was a complete and utter customer service failure.  If I had not said anything, I could understand, but I questioned which drink she took off and she either lied to me, or was too incompetent to know the price difference.  Additionally, annoying is that I promptly sent an email to Starbucks customer service and a full week later, I have not received a response.  Zero stars to this location and zero stars for no email response from Starbucks corporate.\n\nUPDATE:  I'm upgrading this location to a half of a star.  Starbucks corporate finally contacted me about my letter about 10 days or so after I sent it.  While the email they sent me was apologetic, they did not answer any of my questions about Starbucks policy.  Lame.


We came because of the $5 glasses of wine and oh were they good. Viogner blend is crisp & fresh, the cab franc was smoky.  The service was great our waitress was very candid & funny. The apple & prosciutto bruschetta are both amazing, you can mix & match.


The frozen yogurt here tastes artificial and its always packed with kids. The sample cups are inconveniently located in the back so you have to go against traffic to get them. Annoying. I only come here when I have a desperate craving for frozen yogurt because its the only yogurt shop in my neighborhood. I have been to all kinds of frozen yogurt shops and imo Yogurtland is the best.


I think Marnie has a great concept for some amazing health benefits and increasing strength and balance of the body. What attracted me to come to the Tough lotus studio was my desire to do supported inversions to relieve back pain. I have been to about 4 classes now and am really starting to \"get it\". I am on a 5 class pass from groupon and am considering buying her 10 class package next. \nI think the value of her ariel fitness comes once you attend several classes regularly over a period of at least two weeks. That increases your likeliness to get the most benefits from the experience. I have done ariel yoga in the past but this is a bit different. I like the tough lotus class for the challenge but then I like the balanced yoga for the longer stretching. I thought i was in good shape until Marnie asked us to do \"handstand pushups\".\nMy back always feels 10x better after i leave. However, my biggest hope is to gain increased neuromuscular activity for my little tiny stabilizer muscles. It feels great to finally work that small stuff you rarely do in the gym with free weights. The tension relief from decompression of the spine is the icing on the cake for me! It might look like \"yoga\" but if you do it often enough you'll discover the difference. \nI commend Marnie for teaching so many classes a day. Props to doing it on your own girl :)


I would give 5 STARS to my ultra sound tech who did my ultrasound! She was very knowledgeable and extremely friendly. She talked me through the whole process. She did a great job and deserves to be acknowledged! She is very good at what she does!\n\nI give the two stars for the disorganization. I filled out the paperwork online early so that I didnt have to do it in the office before my appointment. They didnt have the paperwork on file and I had to refill all of the paperwork out. Plus they could/should be a little more friendly at the desk. \n\nAs for the doctor I saw. I don't even remember her name.....She was not that friendly. I'm not sure if I'm just picky because my other OB has great bedside manner and is really friendly or what......All in all I will not be going back to this place (hopefully) unless it is a necessary referral.


The guys were very helpful and affordable. Highly recommend them with any of my I phone or I pad needs!


I didn't expect to have to visit Banner Thunderbird again so soon after the birth of my son on 7/16 but an emergency arose that caused us to have to return with him. The pediatric ER was FANTASTIC. They made us feel at ease, were prompt with their care of our baby, and provided answers quickly with what our next steps were. \n\nUltimately, we had to stay overnight and stayed in the pediatric unit with our baby so here is part 2 of our visit....\n\nThe Peds unit is OUTSTANDING. Our nurses, Robyn and Jamie, were kind, understanding, and very professional. We were treated like friends rather than just patients. Our pediatricians during our stay was professional, nurturing, and didn't allow us to beat ourselves up over our baby's issue. But the best part of our visit was our tech, Mary. She treated our baby like he was one of her own kids and she treated us like royalty while we were there. \n\nThough I'm not looking forward to having to go back to the hospital, I know that when I do have to go back, I will receive excellent, high quality, nurturing care from Banner Thunderbird Medical Center.


My husband had been to Don & Charlie's 8 years ago and it was a \"must go\" for this Spring Training trip. We arrived at opening and there were at least 50 people waiting on a warm St. Patrick's Day, which looked like a good sign. In retrospect, we needed the Luck 'O The Irish to turn this \"so so\" meal into an exceptional dining experience.\n\nThe food was good -- coconut prawns, french onion soup, prime rib -- and the service was warm, pleasant and fast. Actually, too fast. We felt rushed to get through each course so they could clear the table for the hoards of people waiting to get in.  It wasn't anything to write home about, but worth another shot.


Great breakfast spot! Casual atmosphere and good food. Veggie Benny is YUM!


I am definitely a fan.  Their tacos are big and very tasty.  I really love the steak and the al pastor tacos.  Their meat tastes so good and this is hard to find at most taco shops here in Las Vegas.  With 2 tacos you are good and the tacos are served with beans, cheese, 2 corn tortillas, and if you want at an extra cost, sour cream and guacamole.  It's my favorite taco shop with Tacos el Gordo :)\nThey also have fruit juices that are very good, the mango is delicious.


it's my fifth visit to wonderful Pittsburgh and the city never fails to impress me. \n\nUrban Cottage is a shoppe with great gifts for nearly any budget. I loved some of the paintings on the reclaimed wood. \n\nWhether you're looking for a housewarming gift, birthday gift or a \"just because\" gift, you really can't beat this place if you're in PGH! We need one of these in CLEVELAND!! :)


Another incredible Henderson park here!  This feels like a wonderful gift from the city to the public because it's such an amazing place!  With Black Mountain as a backdrop, in a beautiful tucked away location, this park has everything for the outdoorsy type.  Here you'll find the trailhead for Amargosa trail; a walking course that offers amazing city views at the top; children's playground and splashpad; a dog park with separate enclosures for small dogs and all dogs; a skate park; basketball courts; and barbecues for those perfect days to enjoy an outdoor meal with friends/family.  I'm so glad this is my local park!


It's your typical Applebee's. Standard American food. A-OK quality and atmosphere. Let's be realistic, we can't have high standards when we go to establishments like these ;). \n\nUnfortunately, this particular experience was noteworthy in a negative way. We had a terrible server :(. Whether servers are new or not, if they are not ready to be on the floor, there should be more training before they're working on their own. We were this particular server's ONLY table and it took way too long to get our drinks, soup and salad, and our meals. She seemed lost and kept forgetting things. I've been a server and bartender for almost 14 years now. If you do not have the capacity to take care of 1 table at a time, this may not be the job for you?? Needless to say, the experience was frustrating and we must've been there for nearly 2 hours just to grab a \"quick bite\".


Time for an update.  I will say we had no problems with this company when renting, paying our rent, and living peacefully with no contact as we had no problems with the rental property.  However, this company is very shady.\n\nWe knew our lease was expiring at the end of April, and had a feeling they would go up on rent as they always do each year.  Luckily we were smart and decided to look for a new place early on in the event the rent did go up.  \n\nThis is where the shady part comes in.  You have to give Talley a 30 day notice (March 31 for us) your intention of how you would like to continue your lease by either extending another year (at a higher rate) or extending month to month (yet an even higher rate).  Or you have to give Talley a 45 day notice if you intend to vacate (March 16 for us (a weekend date which they are not open)).  They did not send us the letter of their intention on how or if they were going to increase the rate until the week of March 10, so we actually did not receive it in the mail until Wednesday, March 12.  So if you wanted to move out, whether you could afford the new rate or just did not want to pay their new rate (later for us), you had 2 days to make a decision.  Like I said, since it is their thing to increase rent each time, we were ahead of the ball and knew if they increased, we would leave.  If they expect renters to give them proper notice, they should be a good company and give us proper notice to make our decision.\n\nWe left and now the property is listed for rent at the price we were paying (so they couldn't give us that price as good tenants, instead they would rather let it sit and wait to be rented), they could have had us for another year, plus.  The only positive I can say from this is that we moved out and received our deposit back in a timely manner.  \n\nOut of all the rental properties and companies I have dealt with, Talley is my least favorite and I would steer clear from them.


Today was my second time going to Parkway House Family Restaurant and I did not enjoy it.\n\nA week ago a friend of mine introduced me to is and I ordered the porkchops, eggs, and toast breakfast. It was delicious! My friend's daughter got Chocolate Chip Pancakes, and my friend got a BLT Sandwich with egg. Everything came out quick, made to order, and delicious. Our waitress was real friendly and quick to get us refills and checked on us regularly. I knew I'd have to come back.\n\nToday I go with a different friend and order a bologna and egg sandwich (add cheese, tomato, and lettuce) while she got a bacon, sausage, and egg sandwich (add cheese). We both ordered hashbrowns with add ins (cheese, mushrooms, onions, ham). We waited a good 20 minutes for our food and then it came out cold and the hashborwns were burnt/rubbery chewy and disgusting. I added tomato and egg onto my sandwich but it was not on my sandwich when it arrived. I asked for it and it took another 10 minutes for the waitress to bring it out. Upon bringing it to me she says, \"I'm glad you didn't eat it all because I forgot about you!\" in a happy, peppy sort of voice. By then, my food was more than cold and I was not happy. I decided against my meal and she kindly took it away and marked it off the ticket. She waited on the people behind us and told them \"You can't go wrong with breakfast!\" and they got their meal within 5 minutes of placing their order! I found the waitress I had on the first visit and placed a bologna sandwich to go and told her the last one came out cold.\n\nThe menu is very fairly priced (which is what gave it one star) and some service is very good (another star).  They serve breakfast all day, which was why we decided to go there when we did. The second visit was very disappointing and I have decided that I will not try them again.


Was looking forward to a nice BBQ lunch with my boy.  I hate to be harsh because I really think we need MORE BBQ places, not less, but this one did not do it for me.\n\nThe menu was not descriptive and when I asked what the differences were between the menu items (since they do not have descriptions) the counter dude was less than helpful.  So we ordered away...\n\nFood came out a few minutes later.\nBasically not impressed.  Temperatures were good, food seemed fresh, but the taste just was not to our liking.  So bottom line, I think this is a basic BBQ lunch option type place, and you should try it at least once to see if you like their BBQ flavors.  We will not be going back, but since everybody's taste is different, you should try it if you are a fan of BBQ.


My son and I went yesterday and we LOVED it..We are on our quest to find the best burgers in chandler.. At first, when we arrived, we thought it was closed because it was after lunchtime..The place is next to chandler high so it was pretty empty because school was on break.  \n\nThe owner took care of us and the place smelled amazing.  Its like a mom and pop shop.  We didn't know what to expect but wow..the burgers were  fabulous.  The fries were thick, meaty but not too meaty.  The burgers with the grilled onions were out of this world.  \n\nWe left feeling full but not overwhelmingly full.  My son and I feel like THIS is our new burger joint!!


Birthday celebrations should be done up big and Beso definitely fits that description. From their signature cocktails to the food, very little disappoints. It was a friends birthday and she wanted to come to Beso then followed by a night of dancing up at Eve. This is definitely her right with the world ending and all.\n\nWe got their at 9pm and half of our group was running late, so we sat at the bar for a few cocktails. The Raspberry Beso is a definite must get for anyone who loves this berry, because it is has two types of raspberry liquors and fresh berries muddled in. The Cosmic Ginger was also a fine choice. I am a big fan of this root and it does not disappoint. The BBO was a blood orange centered drink, but was overpowered by the alcohol. My favorite was the Pear and Elderberry Sangria. It was a light white wine base with mellow flavors. All of these handcrafted drinks cost $15.\n\nWhen the rest of the party did show up, we ordered everything family style. Not too long after settling, orders of the paella balls, Eva's guacamole, seared crab cakes, olives and shaved almonds came out. As my friends would say, the guac was legit. The pure avocado goodness was balanced with no flavor being too strong. When breaking the crab cakes you could see the defined chunks of meat instead of a mass of unidentifiable mystery substance. The paella bites were my favorite. They were crisp on on the outside and soft in the center. This is an ingenious way to give the guest that crispy bottom of the pan feeling in every bite.\n\nFor entrees we got the chili rubbed skirt steak, salmon, pan seared chicken, and seared ahi tuna. The sides consisted of mac and cheese, house mash potatoes, and asparagus. The star of the dinner was the steak. Although it was the cheapest cut on the whole menu, it was tender and bursting with flavor. Even if price was not a factor, I would have ordered it again. The sides were all very good, but the mac and cheese was the best. It was creamy and decadent. I only allowed myself a few bites because it is a slippery slop to heaping scoops.\n\nFor dessert, we got the churros, a banana creme brulee, and the chocolate cake. Fried dough and sugary is never a mistake right? Especially at Beso. They were light, soft and better than any churro I have ever had. They came with a caramel sauce and whipped cream for dipping. It is not a suggestion. The creme brulee was good, just not as noteworthy. The chocolate cake, on the other hand, struck a up a negative reaction. It was salty on it's own, but when paired with the ice cream it was a nice mix of sweet and salty like caramel, but you do not get too much of the frozen delight, so it went mainly uneaten.  \n\nThis is a great restaurant to impress a date. The atmosphere is romantic yet clubby for a modern and sheik clientele.


So yesterday I went to the movies with my mom and my sister in law  and after we decided to come here to have linner because my mom had some gift cards. I have been here before and it has always been pretty good, I usually get a half caesar salad and a cup of tortilla soup but have also tried the spring rolls, the caeser sandwich, pastas, and some pizzas. It has all been pretty good. But anyway, back to yesterday... First off, when you come here you have to request bread and the bread they give you is just kind of plain mediocre bread, nothing exciting. Then it is time to order and I decided to try something different and ordered the chicken tequila fettuccini. My mom got the fusilli pasta with veggies (her usual) and the sis got a shrimp salad of sorts. Everything was good, but, in my opinion, it was overpriced. My dish had a lot of flavor and I enjoyed it, but it cost around 13$. I would have no problem with this price at an independent restaurant, but I think this is too much for a chain. Everyone else seemed to like their food too. Also, the service was decent, our waitress was timely and friendly. So this is a good chain to go to when you just saw a movie or are shopping at dessert ridge, but it is still a chain and isn't anything mind blowing.


Given the absolutely awful experience we had over at the Clarion, this hotel should have five stars, but I have to try and be objective like this was the only place we stayed over the weekend. \n\nThe outsides are very cute and quaint like little condos. I was surprised to see how big they were on the inside too. It had a full kitchen, living room, vanity with a sink, and the bed. The bed was super comfortable and I almost wanted to steal a pillow, they were so soft. However, this was not the cleanest hotel. The back of the toilet looked like it hadn't been cleaned since the last...male guest...and it didn't smell the best in the place. It was freezing when we got in there and had to turn the heat way up while we were gone. The TV was old but worked fine. We had a nice quiet evening watching it on the overly hard couch. There was a great fire place with tools, but alas, no wood. Strange. We would have liked to have a fire while watching our movie.\n\nNot the best but not the worst. When we go back to Pittsburg we will probably stay somewhere else.


Trying to make a name for themselves by being the bar with the smallest carbon footprint in Edinburgh. The seats refurbed from cinemas and restaurants; the bar made from recycled suitcases and the lighting from large cleaned-out sweetie jars (two very cool touches); the walls insulated with salvaged wooden palates.\n\nThey have screens that play all the most popular sports. They have a big central bar to make the most of that cool, sit-by-the-bar-local feel without getting in other people's way. They have an abundance of seating areas now that they cleaned out the pool tables, fussball and boxing punchbags that graced (read: cluttered) the gone - but not missed - previous incarnation, Rush Bar.\n\nMost biasedly they have a card for those that frequented in the EARLY early days, that grants them 25% off all food and drink. Now I haven't sampled their food as yet (a selection of flavoured baked breads which do sound enticing) but when it comes to finding a cheap JD in town.\n\nStaff are chatty and laid back, surroundings are just the right amount of dim, and the crowd is studenty yet not in droves, meaning it's quite chilled and subdued enough to enjoy a quiet - but not too quiet - Friday night.\n\nGood venue for a chilled one or for prinkies.\n\nYup. I said that. Not sorry.


carolinas, your enchiladas ruined it for me.\n\ni can't imagine eating another one of your soggy tortillas swamped in a pool of the most horrifying enchilada sauce my taste buds have ever met. mole overload and non-existent chile. lacking any real taste to it whatsoever.\n\ndisappointed.


Awesome ceviche!


This Mimi's is the worst. The vibe is as if they are a restaurant in training. My server was nice but slightly flustered.\n\nI ordered the benedict with bacon and tomatoes. When you look at the picture on how it was served it was sloppy and made with no care. Mimi's has always given some presentation but this was food on a plate.\n\nIt looked a mess and then I put my fork in it had egg shells inside. I said to my family I knew this dish looked off when it arrived and now egg shells.\n\nI told my server and she was great about getting me something else and apologizing. So I ordered my next usual the Quiche Lorraine taste great but once again thrown on a plate. Typically its served on lettuce with fruit on a plate. This was not the case.\n\nLow Fat Blueberry muffin was great as always..\n\nThis location just didn't feel welcoming and the experience was subpar, management they need help.


UA Theaters have had it! Why do they keep this place open? Its run down, out of date and well, architecturally ugly! Oh yeah, this is the place that looks just like Space Mountain at Disneyland.. though the only thrill you'll get from here is when they finally bulldoze it down! \n\nThey really should put a Harkin's there where there outta be one!


Pretentious and overrated.  The staff here seem to look down their noses at diners which is comical as this restaurant is located in a strip mall and its interior looks like a barn.  The food many on this site seem to like was overpriced and less than spectacular.  I have been there for dinner and brunch, and was disappointed by the fare and service both times. The turkey meatballs, which are touted as one of their specialties,  were tasteless and hard. The pizza dough was also hard and the toppings lacked any depth of flavor.  For brunch I ordered the  hash which was hands down the  absolute worst hash I ever had the misfortune to eat.  The cook must have known it was horrible as he tried to compensate by dousing  it with an enormous amount of salt.  One could get better tasting food at the  Cheesecake Factory  right across the street  at Boca Park without the snooty attitude and for far less money.


I had their man vs. food special, and it was great! They give you a ton of food for about $15.\n\nThe chicken was soft and juicy on the inside, while crunchy on the outside. The chipotle ranch takes the whole thing to a completely different level.\n\nI will try to eat here everytime I visit Vegas.


Food is blah, but atmosphere is stellar. Just stick with coffee and you'll be happy!


Best sushi in town. Sad it's such a small location because I'm impatient when it comes to waiting! The Green Valley is my personal favorite!


This is the most worthless, unprofessional company I have ever dealt with. Went in to get my phone unlocked, paid the money, and 30 days later  my phone was STILL locked. When I asked about this, they told me I needed to pay MORE money to get a guaranteed unlock. Needles to say, I've reported them them to BBB and Consumer Affairs. DON'T use this place for anything. You will regret it, just like everyone else who has posted on Yelp!!


I was at the New York New York lobby at the Strip and looking for a meaty place (burger, steaks, etc.). While walking around I saw this place, and went to sit in the bar.\nThe regular burger (with no cheese) was surprisingly one of the best burgers I had in years and I am not exaggerating a bit. It was organic and I orderer it to cook as medium well. The burger came out so juicy, tender, flavory and delicious that it literally made my day. I am planning on going there again tonight to get the same burger. And the added bonus is that it was under $10!\nBartender Dawn was funny and pleasant to talk to. We made a few jokes and had a good laugh. She also gave me some good tips on things to see in Vegas.


I have no real complaints about this buffet.  It was decent (way better than the buffet at the Luxor, even though the food was similar).  I wouldn't seek this one out, but if you are staying here, then it's worth the convenience for breakfast.


This is one of the worst places. Really I can't believe that they expect people to pay for this stuf they serve as food. We ordered fajitas & were served scraps of meat. Also, for a Mexican food restaurant to serve guacamole from a package is a bad sign.


Ok place to stay for the price, food not so good....did not enjoy food inside Hooters restaurant, burger dry & wings tasteless, dont sleep with women so why did I wake up with another woman's hair on my body in my bed? Mad Onions $9.99 prime rib dinner good except for extremely thick dry mashed potatoes. Would stay again for lodging price & locations but would rather not eat there.


\"I am a way picky Mex eater partially because I had the luxury of growing up with real authentic mex food thanks to my grandparent's. My mother in law has to go here every time she visits AZ which I always am ehhh about Abuelos nothing special about the food just the atmosphere really =-o The chips and salsa are very good thin crispy not greasy, perfect really.So this last time we went was THE last time I go there PERIOD. My MIL even said she remembered the food being better, while it was never a big deal for me.\n\nIt was my daughter's b-day. The service was awful! The server was Russian she couldnt understand much of anything. We had 2 toddlers with us and ordered 1 kid's plate for them to share well she brought 2 anyway and when we explained once again only 1 was ordered she was going to take plate #2 back and throw it in the bin, we then told her nevermind we'd keep the plate instead of wasting food for her mistake. We had the seared tuna starter pretty good and unexpected and something you dont see too often at mexican. I had the tortilla soup it was not good I have had 100x better from Red Robin, it didnt have any tortilla in it I asked what the deal was. She said it comes with a side of crunchy tort strips she had forgotten to bring out. I had the Green Chile con Chicken quesadilla - the chicken to be safe. I had a Mojito it was under their signature cocktails, it was the worst I have ever had anywhere\" I sent it back wanting more cool mint taste she took forever but there was no change in my drink I left it untouched. We were a party of 6 no one was too happy with their dinner the kid's loved their chicken nuggets but they are kid's and love mcd's. We got the bill and were still charged for the horrible mojito and 2nd kids plate that was not ordered but would have gone in the bin. They did however concauct some desert for my daughter which she loved and was free maybe because her bday!?!?! Who know's but I won't be going back!


I was so excited to try this place. The food was excellent. I had the organic chicken w/ thin green beans. My husband and I split the mashed potatoes and mac n cheese. The chicken was good, a little salty for my liking but very good. The green beans were very tasty. My favorite thing however was the mashed potatoes and the mac n cheese. OMG it was good and as I write this review my mouth is watering just thinking about it. Our server was attentive but a little annoyed when I said I only wanted water to drink and we weren't interested in a appetizer. All in all a good dining experience. I would definitely go back next time I am in Vegas.


very small, and crowded, the most fun we had was taking a picture with a sexy zebra man.


Went here for an office event about a month ago.  Service was really great, food was pretty good and ambiance was fine for this type of group event. We initially sat at the communal table on the second floor but ended up migrating to the area under the stairs as it allowed us to network. \n\nThe servers were very flexible and kept the drinks flowing. The food was great - simple pub fare but overall well done. Loved the eggplant option, hummus, calamari, wings, and other dishes to share.


Petrossian Bar is a little gem when it comes to having an elegant but nonchalant affair with friends (Or your significant other if you're into that sort of thing together)\n\nWe made reservations for 2 PM. tea time for 4  and because we got caught up in Vegas traffic, showed up @ 2:30pm. The hostess was gracious enough to ask the kitchen whether they could accommodate us even though we showed up late (they do this because their sandwiches, pastries, scones are freshly made for you).\n\nThey have a variety of sandwiches and are very good with accommodating people with food allergies (Our group had 1 person allergic to chocolate and all nuts). The tea set up is super cute with Tiffany-colored stripes!\nEach person picks one tea (to share), 4 sandwiches , 2 pastries (Chef's choice) and 2 scones. For the price, this place is definitely worth it! The experience of sitting tucked away in a London-looking/Old-World-Feeling bar in the middle of the Bellagio casino floor is surreal. The sandwiches were great (King Salmon was my favorite), the scones were on-point, the pastries were delicious and the jams they provide to go with all of your carbs are out of this world!\n\nWe will all be returning here every time we're in town!


I was super excited to go to South Mountain Park because:\n\nA: it's really close to where I live\nB: it had all these great reviews\nC: I wanted to start hiking and I thought this was a great place to start\nD: my roommates had a map of the park on the fridge about the various trails, so I felt like I knew where to go/what to do \n\nSo I put in the address from Yelp into the GPS, and I passed by a ranger station, but once I passed that I didn't really see any other parking lots to pull into. I didn't see an area and kept driving up the mountain. Finally, we reached a lot, and found where a trail started. \n\nIt just seemed more difficult that I thought it would be. I would try going again, but alas summer is here.


Food was good. It's burgers mostly so no big leap, but huge plus they had tater tots! Regular potato and sweet potato tots...they were great. For a drink bar the mixed drinks were fair. Service was OK. Like TGIF and Johnny Rockets had an illegitimate child and left in Vegas. Don't get me wrong It's an OK place to eat before a night of serious drinking or before going to Harrah's Improve Comedy Show.


The rooms are very so so and the hospitality was non existent, I will not be going back!,


This place is freakin' magical after a nightmare at Palace Station. My lovely boyfriend had decided to leave that hotel for this one. I have never stayed at Palms Place before, so I didn't know what to expect. From my understanding my boyfriend normally stays here. Considering that he chose a horrible place to be the night before, I was a little reluctant to see what I was in store for. \n\nUpon entering, everything was clean, and looked sleek in my opinion. Very modern, and chic. Lobby is a bit small, but it's not too bad. \n\nNow this review is strictly for the Studio Suite. I was told that it was pricey since my boyfriend booked it just 12 hours prior. \n\nWhen you walk in, straight away is the bathroom. It's a sliding door, and I may have accidentally slammed it a few times, scaring myself. I feel like there should be a rubber lining to diminish that slamming sound. The bathroom was also very modern.  I wasn't too crazy about the arrangement of the shower & bath though. When you open the shower door, you have about a 3 x 3 space for the shower. There's the regular shower head, and a separate rainfall shower (which wasn't huge at all). Now in that space, it also leads to a whirlpool bathtub (which I did like). I just thought the placement was very odd. The vanity mirror near the sink was loose. I tried moving the mirror up, but it wouldn't hold. \n\nThe view that we had was nothing special. It was just the parking structure. The strip look so far away. \n\nThe casino looked like it could use up more of the space they had open. But most of the workers looked happy. My boyfriend was at the Pai Gow table, and I had an interesting time talking to some of the dealers. \n\nThey also have a decent beer selection. I'm a craft beer type of person, and I can't complain about the beers I've had. \n\nNow the reason why I gave this place 4 stars instead of 5, is because while I enjoyed my stay, it wasn't amazing. There weren't too many options on things to do, other than gamble really. You can easily take a cab to the strip sure, but I would rather be on the strip.


Finally decided to try this place so I could compare it to Pho Saigon 8 down the street. \n\nPho Mai Lan is a nicer / cleaner restaurant with better service. Their menu is extensive. They were really good about splitting the bill and didn't rush us (but were prompt when we asked for it).  \n\nI had the bun cha gio thit nuong (cold vermicelli with grilled sliced pork and crispy egg rolls), which was good, but the vermicelli was a smidge overcooked for my taste. \n\nI also had the nem nuong cuon (roasted pork rolls / spring rolls), which were alright. The rice paper was fresh and not dry/thick, but the filling was mostly lettuce and not that interesting. The roasted pork was also not the same as the kind I'm used to finding in spring rolls, but it was tasty nonetheless. \n\nUnfortunately, since I've never had the bun at Pho Saigon 8 and I have yet to try the pho at Pho Mai Lan, my goal of trying to compare them was not met. whoops! I'll definitely be coming back to give the pho a try.


I have been with Golds for about  5 months and I just cancelled my membership. The management is horrible, there is always something not working; the sauna, wi-fi, etc. The machine that you pay for snacks and drinks never works. I used to be able to pay for a $1 bottle of water with a dollar cash. All of a sudden it started charging tax and you cannot put in change for the tax. Instaed you have to put in another dollar, then have a balance on your account. I brought this issue up to the manager but he told me its always been that way, and basically blew me off....this was a couple of months ago. He's a real jerk and not really suited for the job of being a manager. Today, the machine was broke and they could not take my money for a bottle of water. In addition the sauna is broke....I finally give up. There are other gyms around here that are much better. Maybe when new management arrives things will improve.


I would LOVE to honestly review this place with a clear mind, but every time I come here I am at my most inebriated state with whatever substance I happen to be on at the time...BUT from what I remember, this place gets packed at the wee hours of the early morning! I guess the afterhours business in Vegas is as solid as any regular club out there. The place itself is pretty small and dark. Kind of like a rat hole for party revelers to hide in right before the sun rises. The music is LOUD and you get to pick from hip-hop or house music only. The crowd is very diverse. I've been known to spot midgets, female bodybuilders, and 90 yr. old ravers up in this place....then again, I'm pretty f*cked up at the time, so who knows if they were really there or just in my head. But from what I remember, it's a pretty chill vibe in there. Drinks are kinda pricey, as well as the cover charge. But if you're not ready to call it a night just yet, this is a good place to drop in and party on til the break of dawn!


This is a hidden gem for the City of Henderson. It's not just because it's new at the time I write this, this is the park my 2 year old likes best. More to climb, more to do, and the view is pretty cool too. The skatepark is always busy...even if you can't skate it's kinda fun to watch for a little bit. This park as another reviewer mentioned is a gateway park to trails and various other areas. It's got trails that will help you work up a good sweat in a hurry but the views make you forget all about that. 5 stars...my 2 year old would give his approval but he's too busy climbing on the playground equipment to say much. I-515 at Horizon Drive. Exit the Interstate, turn towards the mountain...it's tucked in behind Vons.


Very good take out chinese food. Reasonably priced and we got tons of food. We were very happy with our order. I belive we had the take out special for 4 and it was around 45 delivered. Delivery was very quick


I had a reservation at another noted steakhouse near the strip and wasn't in the mood to follow through. So I started at the south end of the strip and thought I'd walk until I found something to suit my mood. Stepped into a few spots and kept walking. I swung through Cosmopolitan and an irresistible steakhouse aroma clutched me. I asked a hotel concierge to tell me the source and in a short walk I was sliding on to a stool at the STK bar- fine for a solo. I liked the atmosphere which was lively and busy with a great DJ mix as a backdrop. The volume issues that I've read from others was not an issue for me because I wasn't engaged in any challenging conversations. \n\nI had the foie gras french toast, bone-in rib and a moscow mule. I enjoyed everything about them. \n\nI will say that I can't appreciate the rest room format. Get in line outside? Wait your turn? Follow the attendant's commands? Sir, may I use the bathroom? NO! What? Fix that.\n\nI'll be visiting Vegas again soon to celebrate my son's birthday and I'm pretty sure he'd like it as much as I, so I'll be back.


Good pizza, cool music, friendly service in a cozy atmosphere with reasonable prices and with awesome patrons. The menu was full of variety I would recommend for family and friends or that special someone for a fun night out!!!


Super fun venue for DJs and partying. Do not give these guys a credit card tho - Pay cash! Me and some girlfriends got taken to the cleaners by these bums when we rented a table with bottle service.


Extremly Dissapointed, I came to this place thinking it was truly the best place in Vegas but its not even close to Good. Don't Waist your Money.


Probably the driest and most tasteless chicken salad I've had in a long time. Our other sandwiches were just as disappointing. Just another chain food restaurant. I long for a real deli in Charlotte!


Ordered the sampler set! 1oz of sample for 5 beers cost about $5. Much cheaper than most brew pub.\n\nThere are 4 regular variety of beer + 1 seasonal brew. All the beer are good. The ales are smooth, with a hint of sweetness in the after taste. \n\nI did not order food here except chips and salsa, so I cannot comment on the food/prices.


VinciTorio's\n1835 E. Elliot Road, Tempe, Arizona\n\nWe arrived at VinciTorio's on a Saturday evening at 6:00 with reservations. We were seated in about 5 minutes\n\nWe skipped the appetizers and started with salad. I and companion had house salads; mine with a house Italian dressing, and companion's with a Balsamic dressing that didn't appear to have any balsamic in it.. The salads were fresh with some nice frisee, but lacked tomato. \n\nMain courses were ordered. I ordered Linguini with clam sauce with extra garlic. Flavor was satisfactory, but it would have been much better with a less watery sauce. The clams appeared to have been from a can rather than fresh. While my personal preference would have been a slightly thickened sauce, it was properly prepared and could be easily sopped up with lots of the excellent garlic bread.\n\nCompanion ordered ravioli, which when brought out were sitting in pools of water in the sauce. They obviously were not properly drained and/or leaked in the hot water bath.  Again, my personal preference would have been to have the sauce thicker so that it adhered more to the pasta, but that is a matter for debate among chefs.\n\nOn to desserts, the absolute high point of the meal. I ordered the Panna Cotta  which came with macerated raspberries on top and blueberries on the plate. It was smooth and silky and just melted on your palate. It was just as good as the last time I ate here.\n\nCompanion had the same dessert and pronounced it wonderful.\n\nService was at a bit of a rushed pace. The restaurant was reasonably clean.\n\nCompared to the last review I did of this restaurant, this was not as good an experience. The food seemed to be downgraded as compared to my last review, though the Panna Cotta was every bit as good as I remembered it being. Service could use some polish as well as slowing down a bit. I felt like they just wanted to serve us and get us out of the place.\n\nOne less star than the last review.


This place is straight up hood.\n\nI turned down the street and a dog was just running around. my heart broke for that dog for the rest of the night :( I wanted to take him home, clean him up and give him to someone for christmas. \n\nI see this graffiti covered building. only, not really a building because there wasn't a door. just a tiny window. not just any window, but a bullet proof one. with prison bars on the outside? ummmm.......\n\nthe back doubled as a junk yard. vacuum? check. gnome? check. stray dog? random couch? check. check.\n\nmy friend shouts- this is it!!!! here it is!!! I'm so excited!!! \n\nuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh \n\nthere were a lot of people hanging by this 'window', they were perhaps homeless?? convicts? i don't know.\n\nbut this place works like this: walk up to the window, place your order, and wait. \n\nmy friend was like 'im not bringing my whole purse up there, i don't want to get pick pocketed.' so I said, 'ok, i'll bring mine. it doubles as a weapon'. and we made our way up to the window.\n\nthe food was dirt cheap- we got two eggrolls, chicken fried rice, spicy chicken dinner, and 12 wontons and diet coke. we spent a total of $16.\n\nThe food was A-OK and while we waited even more people came to the window. this place was hoppin.  the fried rice was the best- it was super buttery and i loooovvveee butter. the chicken was plain old breaded and fried w a glossy 'spciy' (not really at all) sauce. the fried wontons were just decent, and the eggrolls were delish. but this is not a place i would come back to. for fear of being robbed. \n\ncall me angel princess, but i couldn't get over the 'ambiance' to chow down and not think twice about what type of quality meat i was eating at such cheap prices...\n\ntry it if you're brave because it was definitely tasty for the price....i think....


I can't say I was blown away or anything. In terms of flavor, nothing beats \"That's Amore Gelato\" on Pinnacle Peak and Miller roads despite the fact that  I call them thieves for charging so much for their gelato.\n\nThere is quite a variety of flavors and you can count on paying about $ 4.00 for a small cup for which they allow you to have two flavors. There are quite a few varieties and I had the coffee with rock (spelling). At first taste, I can't say that my taste buds were overwhelmed by the quality of the ingredients. It is truly average hence a three star rating as it's truly not the best gelato I've ever had.


I contacted this office after not hearing back from a different chiropractic office that I had visited prior when I called to check on insurance. I was able to get everything verified within 15 minutes over the phone and scheduled for next day care. Upon arriving I met Dr. Haggard and was impressed with how personable he was. We talked for a bit, took x-rays, and then got right to work on treatment.\nI received a follow up call the next day asking how I was feeling by Dr. Haggard himself and followed up today for my next treatment. We reviewed the final x-rays and then came up with a plan for correction. \nAll in all I've been more than pleased with the treatment, follow through, and personalities at Haggard Chiropractic. They've done an excellent job of making themselves stick out from their competition in the chiro industry.


I am at awe to believe that this hotel is rated 4 diamonds (as claimed plastered onto the walls of the lobby) Where do I start? First, the walls are paper thin. On one side of the wall I hear a couple arguing. On the other side I hear Chinese people arguing at 4 a.m.  The showers are so loud, I mean do I have to know when everyone around me is taking a shower? Second, the carpet and bed sheets are filthy. There were pink stains on the carpet and there were red stains on my bed sheets that I don't even want to guess what it could be. The pillows are probably the most uncomfortable things I've ever slept on. The shower was dripping when we arrived and it has to be adjusted a different angle every time we use it to get the dripping to stop. On top of everything, the hotel charges $22.40 a night for the \"resort and hotel\" amenities. Are you kidding me? This was nowhere close to a resort experience for us. I think the Travelodge across the street would've been better or just the same experience for a cheaper rate. Never again.


We came here on Saturday, and good God it was packed. SO many people. Security is very strict, and they comb through your bags. You don't go to these pools to swim, but to stand around, drink, flirt, and splash your unsuspecting neighbors. Don't drink the water for sure! (People liked to let their empty cups and beer bottles float.) When we were here, thug life seemed to be heavily represented (back tattoos and enormous shades for the guys, skimpy jeweled bikinis and heavy eyeliner for the ladies). At one point some dude in one of the poolside VIP areas threw dollar bills into the water... um, what?\n\nDrinks are also Vegas-priced. ($8 for a beer. Just saying.) Don't get me wrong, it was fun. The music was heavy on the hip-hop (lots of fist-pumping and booty-popping to be had), and there's nothing quite like drinking a cold beer with your friends at the pool. But there's no place to leave footwear; everyone piled their sandals near the stairs. We left after a couple of hours because it was just too crowded, but hey, we got our tan on, so it was all good.


My daughter and I went last Sunday for lunch. We were seated in about 10 minutes so that was good however, that was the beginning of the end. After 15 minutes I had to get the attention of the busboy and asked him if he could be sure we weren't forgotten.  About 5 minutes later the busboy brought water and said the server was coming. NOT!  We left after another 15 minutes passed and went to Red Robin.


Honest and upfront auto service. Always friendly and courteous. No false promises or pushy sales.


Food was good, and very affordable!  Birthday singing was obnoxiously loud! Not great if you've got babies and old fogies in yer party, pardner! But, them sweet taters, n sweet tea was tasteeeee!  Mmmm, mmmm. I'm only knocking it down on the rating due to the noise being insane!!! However,  we had one in our party who was a lil picky about her prime rib, and the manager was courteous and prompt about offering a new cut, and fresh sides! Great customer service on the manager's part! Just be forewarned,  if you're looking for a quiet dinner spot around 8pm on a Friday night, best keep yer boots in the dust and keep steppin!


Been going for 6 years  and great pizza just like my  previous home on Long Island. Service and atmosphere stink.


Worst service ever and over priced!! I didn't feel welcomed and they were mean. Don't go here!


My favorite club in Vegas. As far as I know, both guys and girls both have to pay for entry but for good reason. This club is totally awesome. \n\nThe main dance floor is pretty crowded but you can walk to the pool area to get some air. There are also 3 bars so the wait isn't too bad. If you don't want to wait in line for an hour+ then you better get there early unless you're in a big group of girls.\n\nOh yeah, the music is pretty good too :3


huge disappointment. we came here for brunch on v-day. why brunch? because every other day we tried to come here for dinner, it was completely booked. or so they say. we tried to walk in, seeing that there were at least 8-10 empty tables. but according to the hostesses, they were full. humph. hey, thanks for NOT telling us we could eat at the bar. the hostesses are so snotty is almost laughable. You think you're so high and mighty because you work at a tex-mex restaurant? anyways, i had the spicy chicken and sweet potatoes. sounds yummy, right? yes, if i wanted sweet potato pie. i found a couple of small pieces of chicken floating in that mess.  well, in their defense, i had the leftovers in my room a few hours later, and it was tasted okay (mind you, four drinks later). my husband had the steak and eggs, which was more like a \"build your own mini steak taco.\" it was reminiscent of chevy's steak fajitas, only chevy's tasted a lot better.


Having stayed at there other property The Venetian I was anxious to try The Palazzo.\nSince is newer the Venetian is seem cleaner and more modern.\nGreat rooms\nThe casino is a little smaller.\nThe staff is fantastic.\nBeautiful decor throughout The hotel, check in was a breeze.\nI had such a good trip I stayed there again two weeks later and also had a great time.


If you like beer, pizza and an awesome tucked-away bar for those in the know, you'll like Brew Dog.\n\nBut not just 'beer'. I mean a lot of people can say they like beer, and won't appreciate Brew Dog for what it's worth until they've been. And a lot of people can say they DON'T like beer (case in point right here) and then not appreciate Brew Dog for what it's worth until they've been.\n\nI thought I didn't like beer, but I also knew this was based on standard, bottled, branded beers. It all tasted the same to me. I previously didn't think I liked whisky until I tried smoky, peaty Laphroaig rather than just 'Famous Grouse'. So I was willing and open to try.\n\nI was lucky enough to have a beer tasting at Brew Dog, which I'm sure they'll do if you ask for a party or individuals, and I'd highly recommend it. I admit there was still several of their beers I just didn't like - I'm not a beer drinker. BUT BUT BUT, there was one I loved. Punk IPA. SEriously, I was astounded I found a beer I could not only tolerate but downed. (Not recommended if you've never drunk beer before, tiddly Jen indeed.)\n\nSo, you get the point. Whether you think you like beer, or don't, go to BrewDog and try their beers. The Tokyo 18.2% is something to be experienced in itself.\n\nThe bar itself has a great atmosphere. Some people seem to think it's a little clich\u00e9d and I imagine they mean 'sell out'? Pft. Nah. It's got comfy couches, it's got board games in the corner, it's got tables. They serve pizza. They serve meat and cheese platter. AND they have Salty Dog crisps which are possibly the best crisps ever (beef flavour please).\n\nThe staff are really friendly, super knowledgeable (no Brew Dog bar staff is allowed to work in a bar until they've worked some weeks in the actual brewery. For real. These guys know their beer). \n\nIt's the sort of bar you could rock up to alone and sit at the bar and have good chat. Or read a book in the corner. Or go with a group of mates. I can see over the winter months it's going to be really cosy and comforting.\n\nIt does make me a little sad there aren't more non-beer options (one vodka, one bourbon, and wine). I can't deny it - I'm a tequila drinker, and gin. This is my go-to drink. I'd love to come to Brew Dog more but it'll have to be reserved for times I feel like beer (I never really drink wine in bars). But for those moments, BrewDog is a gem.


Come on?  Really?  Just because Oprah thinks there great, does not make them so!  Mine are better and they come out of a box and you don't have to wait in line for an hour! \n\nI visited Cupcakes at there Beverly Hills store and thought they were ok - but nothing to write home about - in fact, they weren't moist enough!\n\nWhen I saw the one that opened near Fashion Square all that came to mind was really?  Why?  And how the hell can there pay the rent selling cupcakes!?!  Hey, I am not hatin' just asking!


Bad. Very bad. I had to walk down 16 flights of stairs yesterday with my luggage. Our toilet didn't work our lights didn't work. And we got stuck in handicap room when all i wanted was a bathtub. \n\nWe waiting to \"complain\" but the lines were FOREVER long. Just don't go here, avoid at all costs.


Great service, great food, priced a little high, and the coffee is horrible. They need a light breakfast blend instead of the sludge.


Lam's Seafood Market is a rare Asian gem in the Westside.. sort of like me ;-) haha just kidding. \n\nI love this place! Great prices, fresh seafood :-)\nThey also have a wide assortment of Filipino products which is a MUST for my kitchen. \n\nThe parking lot is a lil shady and could use some covering for the potholes.


The hotel is very nice and clean, but there is not that much going on here... Also management is very disorganized! Took forever for my room to get ready, and then they gave us a room that was not ready. But at least I ended up getting my stay for 2 nights comped! So can't complain about that!


Oh my goodness! This place is amazing!\nIt's like a subway but with pizza.\nIt's a cute place with very nice and friendly staff.


First time having Middle Eastern food, I ordered the veggie platter, which consisted of about 5 different sides. My favorite was the falafel which was crunchy and still warm. The hummus was fresh, along with the Pitas. I also got to try the Asian salad which was really good! For my taste some of the food was a bit too tangy or sour, but other than that it was delicious! The service was good only have two workers not including the cook, so it was a bit slow but they were all nice and courteous. \n\nPs. If you have a sweet tooth the pistachio Baklava was My favorite thing on the menu!


I've been to this canes many times. Of course the sauce is the boss and the slaw is the law. But should the hair be there? I've found small hairs in the bottom of my caniac a few times before. Not a big deal seeing as how I already finished eating. But when your 2 fingers in on a delicious caniac and you take a bite and look at the chicken that you took a bite off of and see an inch and a half, curly, black, shiny hair wrapped around the remains of your chicken finger, you get a little disgusted. It seems as if someone took the time to do the tedious job of wrapping the hair around the chicken finger. They might as well have tied a bow in it to make it look pretty. When I brought my caniac to the counter, I said can I have a new caniac, this one has a big hair in it. (I was showing somewhat of a grin like it was a funny coincidence or a fluke) the employees just looked at me for about 5 seconds without responding so I said \"thank you\" and walked back to my seat and left my meal on the counter. I'm not the rude type but when I get stared at like I'm retarded for not eating some curly pube on my chicken finger I get a little aggravated. The manager was nice enough to walk my new caniac to my table and apologized for the inconvenience. I found that the manager handled the situation correctly but the employees did not, seeing as how i got stared down for not gorging on their delicious pubes. If you expect a little extra with your meal, then I suggest this raising canes. It's an unwritten rule that every other customer gets a free strand of black floss in their meal. lost the love for my canes...


I had a tried this place. When I first walked in for a pedicure I was placed in a chair and sat there for at least 2 hour waiting for service. Then looked at the dirty floor and felt. I should run out of this place. The only person that seemed kind at all was the girl sitting next to me.  Seems they felt they were doing me a favor instead of acting loyal and respectful or hospitable for your business. I felt the man that did my pedcurei was rude and couldn't hold a conversation other then you should get this or that. More Money! And when he was done. He never thanked me for my business or politely removed himself. It was a none caring attitude and on to the next and didn't even excuse himself. I found this first impression. RUDE, Unprofessional and dirty.....


While this is a buffet, I compare its food not against cheap buffets, but against fine restaurants. It measures up. I don't casually rate a restaurant five stars for fine dining, but as buffets go, this is pretty much the buffet of the gods. \n\nThe food was spectacular. Absolutely delicious, every bite. Decadent. Outstanding. \n\nIt *is* a buffet, so you do have to get up and get a plate and walk around and put food on your plate etc. However, the food is just far higher quality than almost any other buffet you'll ever see. Everything is made with superb ingredients, and it's obvious from the flavor, and the chefs make all the food perfect both in appearance and in taste. \n\nThe decor is cheerful and classy, yet not so over the top that you'd feel out of place if you walk in wearing shorts and a polo shirt. The staff is cheerful, friendly and attentive. \n\nI visited several times, over two visits to Las Vegas. Most of the time, the line is very short. On one occasion it was quite long, but moved very quickly.\n\nI really look forward to visiting this buffet again each time I visit Las Vegas. I have already brought friends there, and will bring family as well.


We tried this place on a whim today and our experience was mixed. The tofu summer rolls were good but not great, the lemongrass soup was stellar, and my pad se ew was good but a bit too sweet. My husband's experience was bad enough that we probably won't go back, unfortunately. My husband hates coconut and ordered the Penang curry on the understanding that it was not prepared with coconut milk. Unfortunately, our very nice server was wrong (the dish was tasty but for the coconut). My husband exchanged his dish for the pad Thai but that dish was very sweet with a hot pepper kick. Overall, Curry on Murray gets a thumbs up for decor and service but the food is merely OK.


Don't go here to gamble! The food is good, but the bartenders are awful. They spent the whole night gossiping in the corner and talking on the phone. I'd rather take my money elsewhere.


Great affordable place and all the food is very fresh. I visit a lot as it is close to my house. Tried quite a few menu items but my favourites are the rare beef and brisket soup and their mixed dumplings and imperial rolls. Yum :)


Aufgrund der beiden so unterschiedlichen bisherigen Beitr\u00e4ge dachte ich, ich probiere das mal selbst aus und mache mir ein Bild- zu Mal es griechisch ist, und die Lage gut f\u00fcr mich erreichbar - n\u00e4mlich innenstadt-nah.\n\n\n Scheinbar wurde innen gerade erst frisch renoviert, so habe ich es auf der Homepage gelesen. Es sieht auch neu aus, allerding ist die lachs-aprikosenfarbene Wand nicht gerade mein Geschmack. Der f\u00fcr griechische Restaurants typische Kitsch fehlt - es ist eher romantisch-modern gehalten. Von Umgebung und Atmosph\u00e4re nicht unbedingt meins, aber auch nicht zu tadeln. Das Restaurant war etwa halb gef\u00fcllt, was eigentlich angenehm war.\n\n\n Die Servicekraft war sehr freundlich und aufmerksam. Auch hier fand ich nichts zu bem\u00e4ngeln.\n\n\n Salat gibt es als Beilage bzw. vorneweg fast zu jedem Gericht. Wie so oft in Deutschland leider nicht die griechische Art, sondern eben Deutsch - Eisberg mit Karottenstreifen etc. und Joghurt-Dressing. Griechisch w\u00e4re mir lieber, beim Griechen. \nDas von mir bestellte Ofen-Lamm-Gericht hat mich \u00e4hnlich entt\u00e4uscht. Es war durchaus essbar, das Fleisch war zart - aber mich lie\u00df der Verdacht nicht los, dass es nicht in diesem Restaurant gekocht wurde. Zumindest hat das Lamm nicht in der Sau\u00dfe gekocht, in der es serviert wurde. Insgesamt eher fad. Das gegrillte Fleisch (auch Lamm) hingegen war perfekt.\n\n\n Die vom Vorredner gelobten Kartoffelchips fand ich auch gut. Allerdings kenne ich die aus preislich wesentlich g\u00fcnstigeren Lokalit\u00e4ten in Karlsruhe unter dem Namen \"Bratkartoffeln\", was die Vermutung zul\u00e4\u00dft, dass auch hier nicht viel Arbeit drinsteckt. (aber immerhin eine gute Auswahl). \nAuch das Tsatiki ist gut.\n\n\n Auf der Karte befinden sich au\u00dfer griechischen Grill + Ofengerichten auch Rumpsteaks und Schnitzel, wie auch Fischgerichte. Leider fehlten mir hier die typisch griechischen Gerichte wie Moussaka, Gemistas, Tintenfisch etc.\n\n\n Fazit: direkt nach dem Besuch ging meine Tendenz sogar Richtung zwei Sterne - wegen des guten gegrillten Lammes und weil der Beitrag des ersten Schreibers dann vielleicht doch etwas \u00fcberzogen ist- schwenke ich nun auf drei.\nEs gibt eindeutig bessere \"Griechen\" in Karlsruhe.


In Las Vegas for work again...But this time we looked for the cheapest strip room to stay and see how it is. Normally we have stayed at the swanky hotels, but this time we went for the $39/night Excalibur. Not because we had to, because we chose to. I did take a lot of things into consideration though when making the choice.... 1. It is only across a bridge to get to New York New York or the Luxor. 2. It has a free tram to Mandalay Bay. 3. It does have a Dick's Last Resort restaurant (which I always enjoy).\n\nWell, I must say I was pretty happy with our selection. For $20 more/night we could have upgraded to their new totally remodeled Tower II ~ but we didn't. Our room was not bad. 21st floor with two queen beds & strip views. Beds were comfortable & the shower was great. I figured we saved at least $200/night on a hotel. Plus the Excalibur has lower priced gambling tables (we didn't gamble too much). It's a quick walk to Planet Hollywood (I love Blondies for lunch there), we did actually go to Mandalay Bay (Had an awesome hamburger at the Burger Bar (@ $20/burger the 2 hamburgers cost more than our hotel room)), we did go to the Luxor & we did walk part of the strip. And, the Excalibur is only a $20 cab ride to Fremont Street. Other pluses: it had a nice pool that was not too crowded & they offer FREE Valet parking (with all our equipment, that was nice).\n\nThe two downsides I can think of: 1. Tower I is far from the pool 2. It was a much older crowd. Other than that, the hotel was not too smokey and it has a lot to offer....AND, you cannot beat the price.\n\nOther quick Vegas tid bits: 1. Fremont Street ~ GREAT as always and the cheap beer and tables more than make up for the $20 cab ride...Not to mention the GREAT people watching & the live shows & the videos. 2. Burger Bar @ Mandalay Bay ~ Pricey but GOOD! 3. Blondies @ Planet Hollywood ~ ALWAYS Great!! 4. Dick's ribs & wings were awesome...


I like the #5..


I've heard that Japanese cuisine in Montreal isn't the best, but that's probably because those people haven't been here!\n\nGet sashimi or nigiri!!! Freshest fish I've had and the plating is spectacular.\n\nGet anything made with their housemade dashi. Their miso soup had such complexity and depth. Tempura was great, tempura sauce even better.\n\nIt's fairly new establishment so him and his staff put a lot of effort and care into the dishes they prepare. You see it, you can taste it. I was very pleasantly surprised that Montreal has a taste for the furusato. Keep it up and soon enough this place will flow in with customers.\n\nGochisousamadeshita!


Was very shocked that this place was not full, especially during Restaurant Week. Normally this is a big Red Flag for me, as I am concerned when a restaurant is not busy during peak dinner hours. But what a pleasant surprise for us. This place is like a hidden gem. Great food and service, with a trendy/hip decor. \n\nWe stayed mostly on the Restaurant Week menu, and it was worth the price. We did have one appetizer that was not on our prefixed menu, this was the chilled shrimp with the spicy jellyfish. This was really good and had a nice kick to it. It might have needed just a degree or two more spice, but it was great for me! The texture of the jellyfish might not please everyone, as it had a slight crunch with a texture of Udon noodles. Our first course was a Asian Tapas sampler: Pan Fried Shrimp Dumplings with Chili Aioli, Pan Fried Pork Potstickers, and Spicy Wontons. All three were really good, with our unanimous winner being the fried shrimp dumpling. Second course was a choice of: Wok seared Salmon with Ginger Basil sauce, or Grilled BBQ Korean Short Ribs, or Honey Walnut Shrimp with Lemon Aioli. Since there was four in our group, we easily all shared. The ribs were amazing. Perfectly prepared with a side of kimchee. The shrimp was really good and they were of great size too. The salmon was delicious as well. The ginger basil added just the right amount of zest to the perfectly cooked piece of fish. Nice size portions on all the entrees. Our final course was the dessert trio of: Chocolate Ganache, Lemongrass Gelee with Coconut Tapioca, and finally Lychee Mochi Ice Cream. Each one of us liked different ones for different reasons, so be sure to ask the staff questions based on your personal tastes or desires. I will add that the wine prices were right on line with other restaurants of this price range. Average amount of selections of wines and beers.\n\nThis leads me into the staff, OUTSTANDING service! They were on top of everything! We had several questions through out the meal and they directed us in good directions based on our specific tastes. All in all, this was a great meal for the price. The only possible draw back might be the location in the Hard Rock, as it should have been very busy the whole evening. We all said we would go back there again.


Absolutely one of the worst mongolian bbq's I have ever had. The night I stopped in for take out.. I proceeded thru the fix ur bowl line as per normal, but to discover this frozen weird looking assortment of meat? No shrimp... I opted for the cod. I was happy with the veggie assortment and I made the 'spicy sauce' recipe as the sign indicated. I thought $8.50 for a take out box that wasn't full was a bit pricey . When I finally got it home, I couldn't finish it, it was that awful. Guess I will drive across town to my fav mongolian bbq in Tempe the next time I get the urge for that!


Love the concept of pilates meets yoga in the 90 minute class! I workout often but this class gave me a good sore all over. A couple negatives...I rented a mat and it kind of smelled bad. There was no music during the regular yoga class and I prefer tunes to go with my poses.


Backtracks is a shop that will give you a sensory overload. From the many, many signs that highlight their bargains outside to the maze of CDs and videos within, it would take you a day to get round this place - and it's tiny as well!\n\nIt is a muddle of mismatched items, and all the stock is fuddled together. Precarious towers of unsteady videos lean towards you, 21 inch television sets are buried under jumbled household appliances, and the owner's desk is swamped with old comupter games. Vinyl LP's spill out the doors and old, cringeworthy singles from the 80s can be bought for mere pennies.\n\nBut I absolutely love it! I get a buzz out of places like this - you seriously never know what you'll find. If I had time, I would devote it to spending a day looking around this place since it's an Only Fools and Horses style Cave of Wonders. There were some singles trapped under the mish mash that looked appealing, and I'm sure I would find loads of stuff in here that either reminded me of my childhood, or were of genuine value. \n\nThe owner is also really nice and will help you in whatever way he can. He's aware that it's a place brimming with stock but as I said to him, \"At least there's more to look at!\"\n\nI love it, but I am itching to get my hands on it. Is it really creepy that I want to tidy this place up?


The place was dirty with screaming children running around out of control. I cant imagine a more unrelaxing setting. The food, while there was alot of it, was mediocre at best and at 11 dollars a person, not worth it IMO. The best part was that the drink was included in the price. I don't think I'll be back anytime soon.


The White Pizza was just OK to us - we thought we would be blown away but we weren't\nThe House made Garlic Potato chips were really good to me but, Man you'll need some extra strength tic tacs/gum - maybe rinse with Listerine -cause you'll be smelling that Garlic for a while.\nWe honestly thought that we would be getting some made in house Italian Ice but was surprised to recieve Marco's Italian Ice - The chocolate was gross to us - It reminded us a fat free frozen chocolate pudding\nAnyways, we aren't completely wrighting this place off ..... We may try other stuff......


I am a platinum Starwood member.  I have stayed at timeshares before so if this is the basis of comparison this is a great place.  Rooms are well maintained and the accessibility to the lazy river at the resort is great for families  However, if you are coming to this property accustomed to a \"Westin experience\", this is a let down.  They definitely treat timeshare owners differently (read not as good) than hotel resort guests.  The special attention and treatment of preferred Starwood members is significantly less on the villa side.  This is especially evident with the reception where they treat you like potential fresh bait until you let them know you're not looking to buy.  STARWOOD MEMBERS BEWARE don't waste your points or your money, you will be disappointed.\n\nI will not stay here again and conduct better research in future to ensure  that I don't stay at any of the Starwood timeshare resorts.


On a wet and windy evening myself and the Lady ventured in from the damp and into the Cambridge Bar on Young street in the new town.\n\nIt was wet outside but very nicely dry and temperate inside which is always good. Those tropically damp bars which get horridly humid when it's raining really annoy me. \n\nIT was busy but we manage to get a decent seat. Where we waited.... And waited.... Then we finally managed to flag down a man do take our drinks order. Beer was ordered from their plentiful but fairly expensive list of beers and orders placed for food as well. Venison burgers were the order of the day. Their menu has some incredible burgers listed. Prices are Edinburgh Norm for the food. Although the burgers do not come with chips. Sides were an extra \u00a32.50. However we found out that that was enough chunky chips for two hungry bedraggled cyclists so you might not need that many sides between 2-3 of you.\n\nThe service (once they'd picked up on the fact we were actually there) was very good up until we sat with our bill for 15 minutes. However the company was acceptable so I wasn't that bothered.\n\n\u00a330 for 2 pints and 2 halves of beer and two burgers with shared chips. I think it was possibly \u00a32-3 too expensive but I'm probably being a bit picky. \n\nRecommend checking it out but overall I think I preferred the burgers in Holyrood 9A...


I want to start by saying I LOVE LOVE LOVE Olive Garden.  It's truly one of my all-time favorites and usually my go-to Italian place when I want something yummy and not want to worry about quality.\n\nThat's why I was SOOOOOO disheartened by this particular location.  The waitress was awesome!!  Best part of the night.  BUT, the food was crap.  Seriously, I almost sent my meal back because it was so freaking bad.  I got the fetuccini alfredo.  The pasta was severely over cooked.  They noodles fell apart as I was trying to wind them around the fork to eat them.  And the sauce was poorly seasoned (like no flavor whatsoever) as well as chunky.  Have you ever had chunky alfredo sauce?  I was thinking, what the heck did they use in this, cottage cheese??  Ewwww!  That's all I have to say about that.  My dining partner said his noodles were also mushy (I thought, maybe, it was just the fetuccini, but nope).\n\nSave your money and eat somewhere else or go to a different Madison location because THIS one was so totally not worth it.


Came here on Nelson's UYE, and I am extremely glad I came. I've driven by this stand many times. Tonight was the opportunity to finally try this place. After following Nelson's advice, I tried the tacos al pastor, or as many as you know it as the \"gyro taco\". While this place offers many different types of tacos, the star here is the tacos al pastor. I can safely tell you that this is probably the best taco I have ever had in my life. The meat itself is truly remarkable. The flavors are so complex and bold, yet very well balanced. And the side sauces are unforgivingly spicy and authentic. Mix that in with the pickled vegetables, and you will have yourself an amazing meal for 2 dollars. This is a great deal. Cash Only!! I cannot wait to come back and get some more al pastor here! Thank you Nelson!!!


I see free shows a lot, but why do people on Yelp always feel the need to TELL people they saw a particular show for free?\n\nI don't really care what you see for free.\n\nOh, and on a side note-this show was completely off. \n\nThe band and performers are fantastic, but the creative decisions are all wrong. \n\nPerformers-5 stars\nTheatre-5 stars\nProduction-meh.


Very good experience here after suffering tire blowout on freeway. I'm clueless about wheels, tires, rims, but Vlade and the staff helped out nicely. They didn't have my tire size in stock, so Vlade ordered one and was supposed to put that tire on my car on Monday AM, but the tire got sold by mistake on Saturday even with his name on it reserved. My only issue is that he never called me on Monday to inform me of the situation. After I called, he apoligized and everything got taken care of on Tuesday finally. The tire was kind of expensive and they charge $16 for balancing and rotation crap (which I think I can find for free at most places), but people need tires so pony up if you don't shop around. They did leave my rims pretty dirty too and are a very busy location, so make an appointment and shop around first. I thought that the tire that blew out was from Discount Tire, but it turned out it wasn't, which left me stuck there. Still nice staff.


I  visited Bravo! for lunch and was satisfied with the experience, so I recommended it for team dinner with co-workers and management last night. It was a huge mistake. I've never seen Italian tomato cream soup made so heavy, filled with cheese and topped with croutons, but no basil. Speciality of the day was tilapia with crab, which was for sure not freshly prepared, overcooked and not fresh itself, served with slightly burned, dry potatoes. It actually caused half of the team to get sick! On dessert I got some berry pastry with ice-cream, that turned out to be microwaved muffin with defrosted strawberries. \nIt might be still my sick, European stomach speaking - but it was disastrous. Even beer didn't help.


I'm a HUGE fan of Coach products. I love their handbags, their wallets, their rings, their sunglasses, and even their shoes. I try to buy at the outlets, but sometimes I just have to buy at the retail boutique if something catches my eye.\n\nStephen will say that I never pass an opportunity to walk inside a Coach boutique. Today was no exception, and I was greeted warmly by the sales girls. \n\nThey try to find sunglasses to replace my scratched up once, but no such luck. Then they tried to sell me, of course, a new handbag. I could not find the perfect one for me. \n\nThen we were discussing wallets, and they had the one I was looking for. They even offered to look up my 25% discount that their marketing department has sent me, and I left at home on my kitchen table.\n\nGood thing I am in their computer system, they found my discount code immediately, and my wallet was practically a steal at $103. \n\nAs I was walking out the store, another hand bag caught my eye, and I groaned that I should have waited to use my discount coupon. The sales girl smiled and said she would honor the coupon code if I really wanted the handbag. Unfortunately it didn't have in enough pockets, so I passed on it. I walked out the store, waving to the Coach girlfriends, :-) with my new wallet.


I have been going here for years but have noticed it has been going downhill the past year. The people doing the pedicures are rough and the massages are not good at all. Recently, I had a problem with the amount I was being charged. I was quoted a price prior to the service, and they tried to charge me more when I went to pay. I asked to speak to the manager and he was very rude and did not stand behind the price his employee quoted. I won't be coming back here.


This place was a great place to stay.  They made accommodations when we needed it and we got a tower room for a pretty good deal for two nights.  They have great customer service and the hotel was fun to gamble at.  The only cons I have at this place is the walk to the parking lot.  It is one long ass walk to the parking lot.  I swear I spent all my time doing that walk since we had to make multiples trips to and from the hotel.  Not to mention the hotel is from what I consider to be pretty far away from all the attractions of the strip.  I'm excited about the Criss Angel Cirque Du Soleil show that will start in September and will probably stay here in the future when I need a cheap place to stay


This relationship is heading in the wrong direction. My first date with Cupcake Delirium was at a Chow Down food truck rally. We got a salted caramel cupcake that was incredibly moist and syrupy in the middle which oozed all the way down into the rest of the cupcake. It was borderline too sweet, but I overlooked it because of the moistness and I appreciated the smaller size which fit into a non-tippable cup container. I thought perhaps this was a new contender for #1.\n\nOur second date was at a Yelp event where they graciously donated mexican chocolate and egg nog cupcakes. They were also good and pretty moist, but not as divinely moist as the first ones.\n\nOur third date was at another food truck rally where we got a mint chocolate and a peanut butter cup cupcake. The PB cup, predictably, was better than the chocolate mint, but the devils food cake used for the bottom was really dry and we both left saying they just tasted stale and totally disappointing. Maybe they're just not that into me? Or maybe she had a bad day.\n\nNevertheless, I'm not holding my breath for a fourth date. Perhaps I should give Southern Cake Queen a shot.


Late night Christmas eats in Vegas! Citizens is the only place open beyond 10pm tonight. But...mmm...this is still a great choice.\n\nI had the fried calamari, French onion soup, Caesar salad, and steak frites -- to go. It was packed perfectly for me to take back to my room.\n\nThe calamari was tasty and lightly beaded. It was great even without the two sauces it comes with - cocktail and Thai chili. The salad was crisp and as fresh as you'd expect with a couple of large croutons. The French onion soup was savory with shredded onions and a layer of gooey cheese. No croutons in the soup and it was on the slightly sweeter side. The steak itself was good. I ordered it medium and it was a full 16oz steak. The fruit bowl was a nice way to finish it all off.\n\nService was fast but the wait for the food was over 20 minutes. *sigh* Pricey too but what else are you going to eat at this hour on Christmas day?


Have enjoyed your theater many times and certainly would attend more often if it were not for the great distance.  We live in Sun City West and would really like to suggest some thought to opening a theater in that northwest vicinity.   With the communities of Sun City, Sun City West, Sun City Grand and Surprise, I believe the attendance level would be excellent.   Meanwhile we shall continue to visit the Tempe location whenever possible.  Thank you.


In sum, the concept is outdated [an endless list of menu items which means much is frozen and few are prepared properly] which is obvious in the bland, dry flavorings. Too expensive for the end result.\n\nI typically will not dine at restaurants that choose the novel-style menus. There is a reason Michelin star restaurants have small menus- they can consistently prepare and serve quality menu items each and every time. Its a string of arrogance to have a lengthy menu. No restaurant, especially in Pittsburgh can keep rare ingredients, in stock that are not frozen to provide them in a fresh and edible manner. Which means one is shelling out 25-30 dollars a dish for frozen entrees. The appeal to this is unknown to me. Nevertheless, I purchased the living social coupon and I wanted to be proven wrong- sadly I was not.\n\nThe bread, an overlooked detail at many establishments was not overlooked here. The bread was chewy, fresh, and crispy- quite a delightful start to any good dining experience. For starters, I picked the polvo a marisqueira. Grilled octopus with Portuguese blue cheese. Fabulous! The octopus was simply amazing. Even better than the fresh bread. The creamy melted blue cheese complemented the grilled dense and succulent octopus. The price tag may make ones' head spin at 16+. Ho/wever, it was worth the one time splurge. Food reviewers have suggested the price is due to importing in the specific type of octopus and Portuguese blue cheese. Fair enough, it was delicious and worth trying at least once. \n\nBrace yourself my friend, that is where the kind words will end.\n\nThe entrees my husband and I ordered were a catastrophe. In earnest, it is an embarrassment to fine dining. Jared ordered the suckling pig. Hrmp. It tasted like the chef sucked all the delightful fresh juices from the meat and crispiness from the skin by cooking this dish days ago and reheating it to order. Dreadfully dry, bland pork meat smothered in what was likely once crispy, now soggy, exterior that was overly seasoned with pepper. \n\nI ordered the wild boar. Again, another dish that sat in the fridge for days. The rich game taste was all but absent from this dish. How long does a dish sit in the fridge that even a \"game animal\" taste domesticated? The rice was slightly under al dente which is as disappointing as it was inedible. The positive glimmer of hope was the sauce the boar was braising in...a cannellini bean tomato sauce. It had a rich smokiness flavor with a hint of sweet. Yet, the beans were the downfall. The sauce was bathing the canned beans. Canned beans..really? I can tell a canned bean from a dried one miles away. Not fooling me on this one. Soggy baby food style beans on leg shanks cooked days ago. Such a shame.\n\nI thought the service was as disappointing as the food. When we were first seated my husband was looking at the wine menu. The waiter asked if he would like anything, my husband replied no and the waiter left. Um, what century did I enter that my opinion matters not? I even tried to raise my hand to get his attention. Nope. No drinks for me.\n\nMore fun was in store for us. My husband and I sat in our appetizer dirty dishes for at least 20 minutes. Until a waitress from another table removed them only after I started to pile them together for us to have to room on the small 2 top. Fine dining? I think not.


I gave this place a lot of business. But when they messed up on 2 brand new shirts i asked to get shortened. They messed up and now. I've been going back and fourth over a month just trying to get paid for my shirts. The owner is trying to do unessisary things. I would never tell people to go here. They wont insure your items


The good is that they were able to do the job I needed done, right away. I took in my son's new scout shirts and needed about 12 little patches sewn on for that evening's meeting. They were able to do it, and I was glad to pay the $20 to get it done quickly which gave me a little bit more of my life back. The only bad was that a couple of the award patches were not put on exactly as I had showed the lady, but heck, I don't think she'd ever seen a cub scout shirt before and I didn't pin those last pieces where they were suppsoed to go so she had to go by her memory of where I showed her they went. I will use them again when I gather enough awards to be sewn on to the shirt again, and at that point, I'll just nicely ask her if she can move those couple items over where they belong. No big deal.


the food is okay. the portions are small. we went on a thuirsday for pizza and wings cause their wings are 45 cents. we ordered a small cheese pizza 24 wings and 2 drinks. their wings are so small i felt like i was eating popcorn chicken. we should of gone to our regular place barro's where for the same price we get twice the size of the wings and an extra large pizza. and not to mention better tasting.no more native for me plus the hostess was busy chit chatting. why is it that all restaurants who hire 16 year old girls tend to have that issue.


Went for dinner with mother and uncle. All three meals where all right but not amazing. The quality to price ratio was off (too expensive). My meal was ordinary with meatballs that where dry and over cooked. Wine was good.


I recently purchased trail mix from the bins in the front of the store. I Brought it home and put it in a sealed container. A week later tiny cockroaches filled the container. Frozen foods seem as if they've been thawed and then refrozen. The guy behind the deli counter is rude and always behaves as if he is annoyed by his customers. My family was hanging in there hoping most of this was a fluke,  but the cockroaches put us over the edge. When we called to inform the manager she did not apologize and just offered a refund. How about a notice to all of you customers that you've sold them cockroach eggs?


Oct 23, 2014 .this date when  I rented the car and I am very very angry and disappointed. The site was no near the Airport for one. Then the employees were not fast enough on check in and returning  that made customers wait in line for hours.  So here was my big problem. After I returned the car with full gas tank. They still charges my Visa for full tank of gas and they made a big mistakes on using other customers Visa card for crediting back my deposit of $150  I called them and I also  filed a dispute to my card company. The fox manager tried to credit me back in small increments to my Visa and  until now they haven't credit me back for the full amount after so many phone calls I made. I will just let my card company to do it for me since I am very tired and angry. If you get a cheap price you also get a cheap and annoying deals with the employees. And the time lost of your vacations on shuttle back and forth to the site and long waits in line is not worth of your time so please check it out before you decide.


Bluecorn enchiladas were fantastic.\nYou pay for chips and salsa that are supposed to be made when ordered but mine weren't. Pricey but good.


Spirit airline We had nothing but delays both ways and they were two hour delays the plane was not clean I have nothing good to say about them I would get another airline or would walk over taking then again, plus there was a cup in my chair covered in gum ewwwwww


Worst service I have ever encountered.  Passive waiters and terrible manager.  With 2 kids in tote, you would think we could have had faster service!    Would NEVER go back.


Pier 83 is one of our family's favorite restaurants in the valley. I was a newbie fish eater when we first went and have since learned to love all kinds of fish. It's fresh so it doesn't have that really strong fish flavor that a lot of places seem to have. My husband's family is from the Pacific Northwest and they say this is the best fresh fish place in town. With Monday Madness Specials and all you can eat Alaskan Cod Pier 83 is very reasonable and could fit most budgets. \n\nEverything is good here! It's a clean hole in the wall place with a neat and friendly atmosphere. Kids and Land Lovers would be able to eat here as well.


I have been here a few times now and I likely won't go back for a while. The food is really very good, but, the service is slow. The first time we went, it was around 1 pm on a Saturday. The patio was full so we were fine sitting inside. The bartender ended up serving us and she couldn't have been more annoyed or stressed out. She rushed us and never even smiled. After waiting about 15 minutes for our food, she told us the kitchen was backed up and it would be another 5-10 minutes. It ended up being another 15-20. They slightly messed up the order, but, overall the food was great! The second time I went we sat outside. Our server was so sweet, but, again seemed stressed. We waited at least 35 minutes for our food (party of 4 people) and when it came my order was wrong. I sent it back, waited another 5-10 minutes, and then got my food. It was delicious, again, but didn't feel worth it since we waited for so long. Our server did thank us for our patience when we left. A third time I went I just had drinks. It was fine, but, slow service, again. \n\nI think this place will be great when they figure out their staffing. I will go back again, but, I will give them some time to figure it out.


Love this place! First came here in 1996. It's vegan friendly and oh so good. Last night I had the amazing papaya salad and fresh spring rolls. The rolls were mintier than I've had before, but still delicious. I had dinner #3 which came with a tasty fried roll, coconut soup with mushrooms and a garlicky oil on top (forgot the Thai name) and pad thai. Delicious except that the pad thai was too spicy even though I requested mild. It's the first time I've ever had spicy pad thai. The service was fast and friendly. I will go back for one of their awesome lunch specials.


Had high hopes. Nice spot at the Biltmore Hotel. We sat on the patio, which nice. What wasn't so nice was the food and service. Overcooked fish, slow service and my wife's second drink was forgotten. At that point I can't even accept the kind free dessert. Nothing horrible about F. and A., just not good enough at the moment to go back.


Things to get at Kona Grill.\nMacadamia Nut Crusted Chicken.\n\nThings not to get at Kona Grill.\nEverything else. \n\nPros: Watching people who think they're at the coolest spot in town, but don't know they're not. \n\nCons: Watching people who think they're at the coolest spot in town, but don't know they're not. \n\nMisc.: Basement like atmosphere. Car fumes. Families (ugh, i.e., CHILDREN). You're still in a mall. \n\nAloha Kona. Aloha. Mele Kelikimaka. Mahalo. Magnum P.I.