I felt extremely compelled to right a review for this small business after I read the horrible review that was left by JG. I am a regular customer at this boutique and always prefer to shop local when it is at all possible. What she is right about is yes the selection is awesome and the prices are the same in the big box stores too. What I don't understand is what she claims her experience with Emily was. I have shopped with her on many occasion and have seen her interact with other guest while assisting me. I can't imagine her \"god awful customer service\" was unprovoked! I can see in the review by JG the offensive language she uses that she probably isn't the most tactful person, even she comments she was probably out of line. I get so tired of seeing customers go into store and treat people like dirt because they are in a mood, as she also mentioned. Policies are policies in a store, who wants to take back a nursing bra of all things without the tags on it, that item becomes unsalable at that point. Try and return something to Target, good luck doing anything there without a receipt.. Also, she says she will tell all of her friends that they should never shop there, well she is doing them a great dis-service. The women at this store at times saved me from becoming very frustrated after my child was born and had a hard time nursing. At no fee they assisted me with lactation and bra fitting problems I was having. I would suggest any friend and women that is in the market for baby items and breastfeeding support to definitely make this one of your first stops!


My first review was filtered and will continue to post my review until it is not!! This place is HORRIBLE. Here is my original review!\nWent to the one in Ceasars forum shops, great service when your in the store but it ends the second you walk out the door. Bought a pair of Frankie B jeans and when i was packing to leave Vegas the next day found the security tag was still on them (which shocked me as i walked out the store and in 3 other stores without any alarms going off) tried to call the store and left multiple messages since no one seems to answer the phone EVER there. Didnt get a call back until 2 days later after i was already back in Chicago. I didnt even get an apology, was just oh well find someone to take it off, found a store here that would take it off and discovered the nasty hole left in the jeans... mind you these are 165 dollar jeans that now have a hole in them. Will never shop there again!


Today at around 3:30 PM, i walked into this store where they were about 10 partons in the store. One of the clerks said \"Hi, hows it going today\", i said 'fine, but i'm about to get busy'. He notices my recently rescued puppy sitting in my car. He then yells out that he can see the heat rising over my dog's head, then this clerk says he (or someone) is going to break out my car windows\"??? I replied 'that i'm going to break you\" and some other words if he does that. By then i'm angry, or maybe embarrassed, since my car windows were down ...and i had a friend in the car with her, as well, and i'm only in that store for maybe 5 minutes. I'm angry because this is the 2nd time this clerk has made a comment that's pretty hostile about my dog, so this time i wanted to talk to him about how this makes me feel. The other clerk,  Robert Vassos, then begins to YELL at the top of his voice at me about wanting to address this clerk (all i said to that clerk was \"you hurt my feelings\") while he pushes him away, he's telling me to leave the store,, don't come back and a few other nasty words. I remained calm but i flipped him off and licked my tongue out at him (i know, very childish) with a smile on my face as i exited the store, not sure what else i said before that moment. He thens runs behind me yelling out the door \"screw you and your dog!!\"??  I flipped him off again, something i NEVER, EVER do, even in traffic, or at anyone, for that matter but i needed to fight back at this point since both of them had become hostile towards me by then??\n\n I'm a 4th generation Nevadan Grandpa worked on Boulder Dam, my dad owned packaged liquors in the Midwest after his years as a professional football player. I've never seen such crazy hostile reactions being it was their clerk that started this with me by making threats about vandalizing my car when i walked into their store? The reasons i became so concerned now was that the other many patrons might decide to attack me or my car, thinking i was doing what he had accused me of doing to my puppy?? I'm a hybrid driving vegan that lives a sustainable lifestyle but i dont run around in grocery stores YELLING at customers because they choose to eat meat or drive gas guzzling cars,, yet this clerk is yelling at me about my furrychild based on paranoid delusions?? \n\n In the past, all the other clerks have been extremely nice but this clerk needs reevaluation and should keep his hostile, paranoid thoughts to himself; that manager needs anger management before he hurts someone. thank you!


I really like this place the only real problem is the long lines and realative lack of space due to the large number of people trying to grab a slice of this goodness. Lots on the menu with many styles of pizza available and a value slice for the smaller pocket. Cold beer at the bar. Hurry up and open at the PV Mall. See you there for some italian goodness


We really enjoyed this place.  We ate lunch here yesterday.  The Delmonico Steak Sandwich was really good, the homemade chips and the fries were also great!  My daughter had a grilled cheese and literally ate every bite.  My wife said the sweet tea was really good too.  The service was awesome.  I would definitely recommend it!


Walked in at 9:45 am.  Not busy, which was great.  The food was good, but we could not get past the un-bussed and unclean tables. (Notice to management- you had 3 servers/counter staff not seemingly busy)   We ordered the #Merica* - (shaved NY chicken fried steak, 2 biscuits and a side of 3 eggs), the S'motherload (steak, potato's , eggs, peppers, cheddar & pico wrapped in a tortilla with \"Cajun cheese sauce), coffee, and a cold-pressed apple juice.   Husband says the apple juice deserves  5 stars itself! The #Merica was fine. We had to ask for a side of gravy as there was only a scant bit on each biscuit. The gravy had good flavor and the biscuits were good although slightly crispy. Their take on a breakfast burrito was much better. The sausage, sliced thin, was excellent!  I loved the potatoes as well. I have to say it would be better if there was a version without the steak and more potato, egg & sausage, which I'm betting they would do.  At the beverage bar they offered water with cucumber & lemon! Refreshing! \n\nIf I could offer 3.5 stars I would based on the juice and pretty good food. We would totally comeback to give them another try - hopefully the tables will be wiped clean by then.  Cleanliness aside, the staff was pleasant and did check on us several times. \n\nP.S. Hallelujah! At 10:30, one of the staff started to clean the tables although it appeared that an owner or manager type had walked in.


When this place first opened, my husband, friends, and I really enjoyed it. The food was great, especially the macaroni and cheese. The atmosphere was what you'd expect when going to a nice dinner out. However, I am not sure what has happened in the last few months. Apparently due to a change in management they have cut their menu down drastically taking away some of the better options, including the macaroni and cheese and salmon BLT. Big mistake. We ordered the 2 for $20, which is a little misleading on menu. You're thinking you get two pizzas plus two salads but you only get one pizza, which in some cases is not even getting as better dealthan just ordering individually. Definitely not worth the money. We spent $29 with tip for a tiny pizza,  two very small salads, and my husband's iced tea. I wouldn't have necessarily minded that if the pizza was really good, but it was not. It was just average. We were left unsatisfied and very disappointed. Also, we went on a Wednesday expecting to find a nice quiet place to eat. Instead, they had half of the restaurant closed off with a DJ playing loud music for what I'm assuming was to be some sort of private party eventually. However, there were only the DJ and a couple people over there during the time we were having dinner. Seems like a waste to have someone preparing so early, playing music so loud that we couldn't even hear each other speak. This place had more of a sports bar feel with Italian food. If you're drinking then you'll probably be ok with the mediocre food. However, if you want a nice dinner, we suggest you go somewhere else. We had thought that this place was going to become one of our new favorites until new management came in and changed it for the worse. The food is not as good, the options are few, and the atmosphere has gone downhill. We definitely won't be going back and we will make sure to warn our friends and family as well.


Definitley not one of the best restaurants I've been too. I wasn't very impressed with the menu and was frustrated that they advertised baja food when it wasn't really baja.  A lot of the dishes also have fruit in them and I'm honestly not a fan of strawberries in my mexican food. Valle de Luna or Zocalo are the best mexican restaurants in town. The only thing good about Tia Rosa was the tequila.


I am still searching for the perfect Thai meal so met up with a buddy for lunch at this place.  The place is neutrally decorated and was fairly empty as it was Labor Day.  We both ordered our favorites: pad thai and yellow curry.  This place runs a lunch special with rice, salad, and won tons.The food was OK, nothing exciting but definitely Americanized.  I wish them well and think they have the potential to do a brisk lunch business due to their location and pricing.  As for me, I'm continuing my search.


In person, the staff can seem friendly or helpful. But over the phone, they don't even bother. They've called me to show up early only to switch doctors on me. The office isn't very clean. I had hoped to never go back, but they wouldn't respond to prescription refill requests and I had to go in person to fix the situation. First they told me I would need to come in and be seen every three months for my refills, but when I began to question this they folded and gave me my prescription. They seem like they want to force you to have as much done as possible to line their pockets with your insurance (hopefully) money. I'm back to hoping I never need to go back.


What a shame. We anxiously awaited the opening of this restaurant in our neighborhood, but have been seriously disappointed. On our first visit, the coffee was barely luke warm, and the huevos rancheros, which we usually go for were simply mediocre. \n\nOn our second visit, i tried one of the skillets. The sausage they used was sliced up cheap links, and the potatoes they used were the frozen shredded variety. It would be hard for me to even rate the meal mediocre. \n\nSorry to say it's two strikes and yer out for me. There are way too many other very good breakfast options nearby.


I hate Bank of America more than anything else in the world.  I am a peaceful person who would rather cut off my left arm than offend anyone or get into a fight.  But, I swear, B of A brings out a side of me that I wish I never had to see, and the unfortunate part is that I usually end up taking it out on the unsuspecting customer service rep on the other end of the phone line.  I have never in my life banked with a company that goes so far out of their way to screw people over and assess unnecessary fees.  I have paid B of A hundreds of dollars in overdraft fees over the last year due to their screwed up system and logic that they will undoubtedly try to convince you is somehow appropriate.  For example, I made a charge to Food Lion using my debit card and my pin number, which means that charge should come through on my account IMMEDIATELY.  Instead, it didn't come out for two days, on the same day as an automatic withdrawal for a student loan payment.  The financial geniuses at this corporate mega-money factory decided that since they waited for two days to take it out, now they would take the debits out from largest to smallest, with no regard for the date and/or method of payment used.  So, in a nutshell, I was charged two, count 'em two, overdraft fees and when I spoke to customer service, they simply read the policy out of their little manual, attempting to explain it to me like I have an IQ of 50 with no offer to make the situation better even when I threatened to close my account.  Bottom line:  they don't care about me, my money, my life, or my circumstances.  All they care about is whether or not I'm stupid enough to continue paying them overdraft fees.  I closed my account and switched to a smaller credit union and I couldn't be happier with my decision.


First, I should start this second review by saying that I made a review shortly after I moved in with 5 stars. I'm not one to be negative or point fingers - but my experience over the last few months has been less than 5 stars.\n\nFirst, over payment of rent. I take responsibility for paying \"double\" rent for 4 months. Yeah , 4 months. My mother fell ill in June and passed away in July. I suppose I was wanted to be sure I paid,due to personal issues in my life. Turnberry never asked me to refund my payments, nor offered any compensation / interest on the $8,000 rent they had. This continued on and I finally asked them to refund my rent, which was like pulling teeth - it took weeks for them to do this, but I finally was able to get 2 months rent back. Loosing a parent and taking care of my 86 year old father was and still is the most difficult thing I've had to deal with. No compassion by the bean counters at Turnberry.\n\nI've been asking about renewing my lease / increase since November. I was told Dec 15 I would have info. That never happened and I eventually was told I would have a 10% increase on a month to month and a huge increase in a lease. This makes zero sense to me!\n\nSince Oct I have a new nieghbor. She decides to move furniture or \"bowl\" between 10pm and 4am every evening. I am also privileged to hear arguments with her boyfriend for hours as she clicks across the apartment in her high heels, in addition to hearing her poor dog crying - my guess is she leaves the poor little dog outside in 40 degree weather because she's to busy moving furniture or arguing with her boyfriend. I lost it the other night and screamed off the balcony and asked her to please respect me downstairs and not move furniture at 10-11pm. I'm pretty patient since this has been a 3 month on going situation. Who moves furniture in the middle of the night, every night? It's wrong!!!!!\n\nToday I went to speak to management about my lease , increase and address the 10pm-5am furniture mover and aminal abuser. \n\nThey were \"sorry\" but couldn't address  my issues because management is changing and the new person won't be back until next week. In addition, my rent is going up about $400 to be comparable to \"market\" value. Market value us not $2500-$2700 a month for a 2 bedroom apt! Sadly if I do a month to month my rent increases 10%.\n\nI love everyone that works here; security, front desk, valet, service folks... \n\nBut Managment is a mess, the condo association is a mess and each one points fingers at one another.


I prefer Yogurtland for their superior tasting yogurt and toppings, but U-Swirl is better when meeting friends because they have more seating & space, and also because this location is closer to where I live. Dare I say that this U-Swirl is whimsical? With bright colored furniture and large photos of candy mounted on the walls, I feel like a kid again whenever I go here. \n\nI think their yogurt per ounce is pricier than Yogurtland. But I do appreciate some of the unique flavors of their yogurt like Hawaiian Punch. I also appreciate the fact that U-Swirl was started by a local high school student (Green Valley HS). For those of you who didn't know, this location is where U-Swirl all started, and now there are U-Swirls all over Las Vegas & in other states. The service is friendly and the toppings are fresh. I tried the brownie bites, but they just aren't as chewy & delicious as the brownie bites at Yogurtland. \n\nI shouldn't mention another frozen yogurt shop's name so many times in my U-Swirl review, but I just haven't found a place that serves better tasting yogurt than my favorite place.


I went during dinner on a Friday night so I expected it to be crowded. Me and the other three guest in our party were seated in about 20 minutes so no complaints there. \n\nIt did take about 15 minutes before someone came and asked us what drinks we wanted but by then we already knew what we wanted to eat including appetizers so it made it easier on all of us. \n\nI had the southwest pairings meal and the texas cheese fries (best pregnancy craving ever) Everyone else in my party seemed to enjoy their food.\n\nI do love that they have the z-tablet now at all the tables. You don't have to wait to pay your waiter no more and it prints the receipt right out there. You can scan your coupons there as well and refill/order drinks and order desert without doing the awkward waving and staring at your waiter/waitress till they acknowledge you. For 99 cents you can play games on it which is good since my boyfriend has the patience of a child sometimes.\n\nGreat way to save money is the 2 for 20 meal which is an appetizer and two entrees (which would normally cost 30+) or for $35 you get two margaritas and a desert along with your entrees. \n\nThe lunch portions are nicely prices as well. Between 11am-4pm, you can choose a lunch portion of some favorites which comes with your choice of soup or salad.


I would normally give them 5 stars, The Olive Mill is one of my favorite places to go. Love the food and atmosphere, newly renovated with coffee shop and the live music is great. We went here for Mothers Day in 2011 and it was very organized and pretty quick.  This year not so much - we arrived at 10:45 and they told us an hour for our food. No problem, we were in no hurry and like to look around at everything and try the wine tasting. We ended up actually waiting 2 hours and noticed, no one had their food. There was only 4 in our party. All the bussers kept saying was \"they weren't prepared\". No extra tables set up, no extra misters in the tent area(just the one blower). Customers were moving tables to shaded areas for their own groups. They were pulling tour guides off the tour to help. Why have a tour on Mothers Day and why advertise your place for tMothers Day and be so unprepared?  We will go back again because the food and atmosphere are great, but never again on Mothers Day.


Food was a 4, but the service from Teasha was a little bit sideways (literally) she did not walk past the corner of the table.  I don't think she smiled once.  We were sbout to leave based on her bad attitude.  The gentleman that brought our food was more attentive than Teasha was.  So a bit of advice, if she comes to your table, leave or ask to be seated in another servers section, trust me..


I came to Vegas on the weekend where the Finals Rodeo was starting...it was so interesting.  Every single casino you walked into, you'll get cowboys and cowgirls galore!! \n\nShhhh....don't tell anyone, but cowboys do exsist. These were real live in the flesh cowboys, with the tight jeans, plaid button ups (tucked in), big belt buckle, cowboy boots...and to finish off the outfit a big ass cowboy hat! \n\nI've never been anywhere with tons of cowboys just walkin' around. There were block parties sponsered by crown royal where some of the little streets were closed down on Las Vegas Blvd. and they had drinks, country music and a mechanical bull. \n\nI was very impressed with the transformation of the Vegas strip into a rodeo finals for all the cowboys! It was fascinating, growing up in Southern California, I'm not too exposed to real cowboys, perhaps just at the country line dancing bars I've been to, which I call the cowboy bar. But this was a real treat for me. \n\nNow I can cross off meeting real life cowboys off my list. Thanks Rodeo Finals for holding it in Vegas! Yippee ki yay Mo...


Love Cafe Rio!!!! Compare to the on on Blue Diamond which is the worst place I've been too. I love going to the one near Ann Rd. The service is fast even when busy, the employees is helpful, nice and they never seem to run out of the queso cheese dip (my daughters favorite... She dips her quesadilla in it).


Spinach artichoke dip is the bomb, used to be bigger but hey whatever. Drinks are strong, always a good thing. The waiter, Matt, is the bomb. He helped us make decisions and have good time before going out for the night. \n\nMy friend likes the menu since it has weight watchers options, I like it for the two for $20.


I received a fantastic pedicure here, but my manicure was poorly done. It was rushed. $80 for a deluxe pedi and gel mani. Kinda steep.


A great menu, very polite staff and a nice atmosphere. Not cheap but definitely not the worst in the MGM. Four of us had some drinks and nice amount of food for $300. Have the server mix up a plate of oysters for you, they are to die for. Clams are always \"ehh\" so don't expect miracles. The meat selection is not terribly vast, but what they did have is just fine. The rib-eye is something truly special.


This is one of those places that I wish I couldn't give a star to.....Well it all started out great!  All I went there for was an oil change.  The employees were great!  They were fast, I was in and out in about 15 min.  So I had to go to the mini mart to pay for it.  And from what I understand it was the owner!  Well, I had a coupon for $10.00 off my oil change!  He ask me in a with attitude voice, soooooo.....$10.00 off what does that make it?  WTF, What the heck does he think?  I gave him a look back, well I gave him my money and just his cocky attitude. Then I decided to go back and get some cup cakes  after I already paid for the oil change, well the cup cake was like $1.29. I have him $1.30.  He just assumed I didn't want my penny!  Yes, I want my penny, he goes, ohhhhh did you want your change?  Again with his cocky attitude, I said matter of fact I do want my change!  He opened his drawer to give it to me!  What a freakin prick!  I will never ever, ever go back to that store again!  If he reads yelp, if he's that concerened about his store, he needs to hire someone to run the front, and he needs to lay low in the back!  Cause, I don't know who told him he works good with the public, because he dosn't!


Located on the 3rd Level of the Fashion Show Mall, Facing Las Vegas Blvd.. It boasts Glass Windows/Walls that showcase the beauty of the adjacent hotel/casino lights and tourists strolling down the streets. \n\nElegantly Furnished with Grand Mahogany cabinets and furniture spread throughout. Classic with a Modern twist.. \n\nOrder Worthy:\n\nStoli Doli Martini: Fresh, Subtle Pineapple tones and Vodka that goes down real smmooooooth! I'll take another!\n\nLobster Bisque: Heavenly rich, velvety, infused with just the right amount of Lobster creaminess, a couple pieces of Lobster meat and drizzled with a bit of red wine....MMMMmmmMMMMMMM\n\nThe Wedge Salad: Quartered mound of Cool Crunchy Iceberg lettuce with Tomatoes and Crispy smoked Bacon and covered with their own bleu cheese dressing. Huge, Great Texture and Oh So Appealing!\n\nDelmonico Steak: Epic, Hands Down the Best Steak I've Ever Had My Whole Entire Life!!! Thus Far.. The Prime Example of Tender and Juicy!!!!!\n\nLobster Mac N Cheese: Generous amount of lobster, mac n cheese was cheesy, soft and Scrumptious!\n\nFresh Asparagus with Hollandaise: Hollandaise sauce brings the life out of them Simple Green Arrows! \n\nEXCEPTIONAL TASTING STEAK!!!!! All Sides Mentioned Definitely Recommended!! Service Very Attentive, Hip and Couldn't Ask For Anything More!!!! I Rave About This Place To Everyone I Know.. No Bad Feedback Since..


This place is dirty - they need to hire more people to clean the trash off the floor and the puke off the sidewalks. \n\nSo, why not 1 or 2 stars? Well, because there are slots while you wait, a fair amount of places to eat, free wifi, and lots  of security lanes.


This is our neighborhood grocery store. Never reviewed a grocery store before. The meat is great, bakery is tasty, nice and friendly deli staff, and they are DEAD serious about getting you out of there when you're ready to go. Even have a person staffed just to monitor lines. You're in, done, and out as quickly as possible. That's what I'm looking for....plus the cheap gas. :)


Was there last night about midnight. Signs all around the joint advertising $4 draft and half off mac and cheese SWEET ! Oh I'm sorry you can't get that special cause it doesn't start till Nov.1st. Well you are advertising so whats the problem. Nothing says starts on the 1st so whats the problem. Now the supposed Manager comes over says Sorry I'm putting these out now cause I won't be here tomorrow I have to take my kids out. BULLSHIT  Don't advertise if your not going to promote


Extremely disappointed! Came here on a Thursday night around 11 before hitting the club. Their ventilation is awful! All you see is thick smoke but i still wanted to give it a shot because I wanted to check out the layout (very artsy). Stood next to the sign to get waited on and the hostess looked at me and my friend and walked away without saying anything (we looked pretty obvious that we needed service). We waited about 8minutes (couldn't identify any other staff after asking around) and went to Crave instead.


Request a room in their newer towers that were recently renovated. much nicer and up to date.


The chicken tacos were the bomb!!  I havent had such good tex mex in a while and this is up there... the guac was great too...Because I went on a Sunday I also got to laugh at all the drunk tourist coming out of Rehab...boy oh boy...what a fun Sunday!


I always get stoked to see late-night Mexican food that isn't Filiberto's. It's good enough, portions are big, but there's nothing it does particularly well. Tacos are meh. Burritos are so-so. Carne asada fries don't need to have a tub of sour cream. And food eeds spice of some sort, not just salt and 5 little cups of salsa! At least it's clean, and the guac is legit. \n\nIt's far from the most delicious spot in the area, but at 3am it can be trusted. Isn't that what's really important?


Thank you so much for making my husband's birthday party such a wonderful success.  We had the most delicious salad (greek was amazing) pizza (all fantastic) and stromboli (delicious and our 1st time having one)  The owner was so helpful and generous with us and we loved our meal so much.  We look forward to visiting Las Vegas again and having Biaggio's delivered to our hotel room!!!


The food tasted really good, the time to make it, however, took a while.


It's nothing fancy, but Cafe Cortez does serve up a great burger!  Although I had stayed in the hotel for a couple of nights, I didn't pay attention to the cafe until my co-workers and I were looking for a lunch spot one day and saw their sign on the sidewalk for $5 Burger and Beer.  The first time we went in, we were in a rush, which made us feel like the service was slow, but in reality, this is actually a great lunch spot!\n\nSo we all got the $5 Burger and Beer deal (which is offered all day every day). Note, if you want to add cheese, it's an additional $0.50.  The meal comes with a bag of Lays potato chips and if you want to substitute for fries, then it's an additional $2. You can also substitute the beer for a soda (with no extra charge).\n\nFirst of all, you can't go wrong with $5.  You can't even get a meal at McDonalds/In-n-Out/Burger King, etc. for $5!  On top of that, this was a freshly grilled burger (decent sized, I think 1/2 lb) with fresh vegetables and a beer (Bud, Bud Light or a dark, Greek beer) in a sit down restaurant.\n\nIt was good enough that we even went back the next day.  I ended up getting the Mushroom Swiss Burger the next day because I wanted fries. \n\nOh, and I forgot to mention that when you sign up for the El Cortez Player's Card, you get a $5 off coupon at the cafe. So that meant that my $5 burger and beer was FREE!


I stayed here 3 nights and my first impression was not really good.There was no elevator to go to the second floor and the toliet paper sits on the back of the toliet and I thought that this could only get worse but The food in the cafe was cheap and well prepared .The casino was as clean as any on the strip.I would stay here again .It is only 1 minute from the famous Freemont Street.They still use coins in some of the slot machines.I would hope that they do keep making improvement .This is a very good old school casino and that is what I like about it.


Super nice service, great selection, and wonderful butcher!\n\n10 great things about this store: \n1) Very clean and well kept\n2) Beautiful produce\n3) Self-serve olive/salad bar\n4) Great sandwich counter / deli meats (Boars Head!)\n5) Freshly baked breads, cakes, and cookies (nice Pastry chefs / bakers)\n6) Great wine selection\n7) Amazing butcher / meat selection (daily specials for your grillin' needs)\n8) A Pharmacy\n9) A nice size Starbucks, with ample seating\n10) A bank (which, not mine...so I don't recall!)\n\nThere were also several times that they special ordered things I couldn't find normally - very helpful, nice, and accomodating!


The service was awesome. I called them last second for an order of chocolate dipped strawberries and they were able to get them for me.


Quirky interior, clearly popular and possibly the best priced pot of tea in town.\n\n\n Could maybe do with opening past 18:00.


You can only hope the song and dance about the 72 dolphins hasn't been going on for the past 39 years, very cheesy for a \"high end\" restaurant.  This isn't the HOF we are here to eat.  BTW, nice footie ball on my plate but remind me why something that is tossed or kicked is on my plate?\n\nThe service was excellent the food is expensive and very so-so.  Appetizers were okay and definitely not memorable.  My medium-rare Kansas City cut was way over done, there is no going back to a steakhouse that can't figure out how to cook a steak, the side dish of crab mac'n cheese was tepid.


When I went in with my daughter we ordered vegetarian sandwiches and they were pretty awful.  I know they have great deli meats and such.  I complained, and they not only sent a gift card, they actually solved the problem!  I love that.  Now they have some decent vegetarian items.   When I just get a gift certificate from some corporate PR flak,  I don't even want it sometimes because they don't even address the issue.    Miracle Mile did though.  Thank you!  You get five stars.


Upon a recommendation we started our meal with Charlie's unique Caesar salad. Three hearts of romaine were rapped with Serrano ham, the tastiest white anchovies I have ever had, and then dressed with a homemade Caesar dressing and croutons. This was hands-down the best Caesar I have had. While we were eating out salad, the drunk guy at the table next to us advised us to order these \"hatch chili peppers\", which are apparently a rare pepper only found in New Mexico and have the tendency to only be good two months out of the year. I am glad we listened to him because these grilled hatch peppers were amazing. They had a delicate flavor with a thin crisp skin. Some of the bites were spicier than others but the taste was similar to an Anaheim pepper mixed with a Serrano - fantastic. I ordered the 20 oz. New York strip steak and my friends ordered the Porterhouse and Hanger steak. All the steaks were prime cuts of Omaha beef, perfectly seasoned with coarse salt and pepper and then scorched under the broiler. Each steak had a nice crust and some grill marks, but wasn't over powered with char or that grilled taste. My NY strip was sheer perfection. The two-inch thick hunk of meat was melt-in-your-mouth tender, and just had the most amazing after taste.\n\nWe also ordered the saut\u00e9ed spinach and Yukon gold puree for sides. The mash potatoes were very good but lacked a bit of salt. The spinach was perfectly executed. It was cooked beautifully, having seasonings that nicely accompanied the leafy taste, while not having any bitterness what so ever. The spinach was definitely the best rendering of the boring vegetable I have ever had.\n\nAll in all, we could not have been more impressed by Charlie Palmer Steak. The steak was probably the best I have tasted while the appetizers and sides made the meal even more memorable.


Attended a recent conference here.  I'm new to the area, and have been to conferences at 3 different locations so far.  This one was the worst.  The facilities are old and drab.  The food was mediocre at best, and the staff took it away quickly.  Breakfast was slated from 7-8, I arrived just before 8 to grab some breakfast and head into the keynote speech.  The entire breakfast was already cleaned up & put away.  Lunch was taken down really quickly too, and there were no morning or afternoon snacks.  Just ice water & iced tea in between sessions.  None of the attendees I talked to were happy, and I know I will not plan any conferences at this facility.


EVERYTIME I call this place to make an appointment for my dog to get groomed NO ONE EVER answers the phone! I've even left messages on their voicemail which says they'll call you back which they never do and when I finally get someone to answer me they're booked for when I want my pup groomed.. Maybe if they answered the phone once in a while or return your calls like their voice message says they will they wouldn't already be booked by the time I want and need their services which I may add I always call either one or two weeks in advance but by the time I finally get a hold of them it's usually two days before I want my services. Just a bit frustrating how am I supposed to trust this place with my pup if they can't even pick up the phone ever? I'm guessing I'm going to have to take my services and word of mouth else where


Tried this place based on Yelp and it did not steer me wrong. I went with a group of 6-7 guys last week and we all loved this place. It was delicious, very well-priced, fast, and the service was outstanding. The woman behind the counter is a machine and she's one of the best servicewomen I've ever had. I got the trio with a brisket sandwich, chopped chix, and the pulled pork with fries. All of it was awesome! I think I loved the chicken the best but I'm going back this weekend to try the ribs and other stuff. I'm upset I didn't find out about this place sooner. I love these restaurants that are popping up. Fast, but not fast food, just delicious food in a very simple setting. Go here now!\n\n-Ethan


As a regular patorn of Doc and Eddy's down the street I have tried to give this place a chance multiple times. First off the place is very nice and the food is great. However, if you sit at the bar and are expecting good service forget about it. I have been here 5 times and all but once sat at the bar. The table service is pretty good however the bar service is about the worst I have seen anywhere I have been. The last time the bar was completely empty and it still took 22 minutes to get a drink. Yes I timed it. and that just wasn't the first time I have done this.\n\nIf I didn't prefer to sit at the bar the rating would have been a 4.5.


This cute, little, Italian restaurant is on the corner of Harmon and The Strip (near Bubba Shrimp and below Twin Peaks). This is the full restaurant and bar that is next door to the quick service pizza parlor of the same name. It's a small space with a bar area, tables, and an outdoor patio. It's cutely decorated and has a nice ambiance and vibe to it.\n\nWe came here because we had a Groupon. It seemed like a good deal. However, as mentioned in previous reviews, it's deceptive. It's advertised as half-off and worth up to a $127 value. But there's not much on the menu that's more than $15-16. I noticed on the bottom of the menu that you can add meatballs, chicken, salmon, etc. to any entree, so I thought I'd add to the value by doing that. But to my surprise, when we got the check, we had to pay for that. Really lame.\n\nThe service was nice and friendly, and very attentive.\n\nThe food was all tasty, but none of it was exceptional. We started with the caprese and calamari. Both were 3 stars. Perfectly good, not awesome. We then had the bolognese and penne vodka (plus meatballs) for entrees. Both were also 3 stars. Very good, not awesome. For dessert, we had the tiramisu and cheesecake. 3.5 to 4 stars for those. The cheesecake was made with ricotta, which gave it a different flavor and made it unique.\n\nAll in all, we actually had a wonderful date here and we both agreed we would do it again. The tables each have crayons on them so you can draw on the white butcher paper over the tablecloths. And we totally had fun with that. And again, the service was great and the ambiance was nice. But the Groupon was not much of a savings or really worth it.


This place needs an update, bigtime.  I booked 5 rooms for co-workers and I in town on business.  Upon pulling up to the hotel, I was immediately thinking I may lose my job for making the decision to stay at this dump.  The hotel is comprised of white buildings that look like a run down apartment complex.  The lobby is nice..cool decor of butt shaped floor lamps and a random lamb.  The bars are nice too, but seem to be chock full of strung out coke heads.  \n\nOne co-worker had to move rooms due to an ant infestation and the AC sounds like an airplane is about to land in your room.  I've also heard that the AC doesn't keep up in the summer months, but didn't experience that as our stay was during the month of October.  \n\nAll in all, I would go back to the bars here, but wouldn't ever stay here again.


Subs are okay. A little better than Subway but priced much higher.\n\nBut here's why they get 1 star: I paid $30 for 3 adults and a child, which is fine. A little high, but whatever. I didn't leave a tip because I didn't feel one was warranted. \n\nThe guy taking my payment (or another employee) obviously didn't agree because today, on my bank statement, there is an initial authorization for $30 and a final charge of $33. So they gave themselves a $3 tip without my authorization.\n\nI sent a message through the site and have received no response. That was about 7 hours ago.


Seviche is great! After attempting reservations at two other places Seviche was one that was willing to take us earlier than 10pm so made a reservation for 8pm on Saturday. We tried to arrive a little early to grab some drinks but they had a high top table available for us in the back of the restaurant. We initially thought it was great since it was quieter than the front but after a few minutes Seviche turned up the music - while great music the volume was a con as I remember shouting during part of our conversation, which makes me laugh now. Our waitress who had a trainee along with her was hands down awesome. I thought I could be friends with her by the end of the night. I ordered the Broadbent Vinho Verde wine which was good (had a little carbonation and you could taste the grapes) so had a second. As for food, we had the fire and ice ceviche, asian tartare, tres quesos, corn and goat cheese croquettas, beef tacos and the fried donut dessert. I thought all were good and it was nice how the dishes were communal, enhancing the eating social experience. I'm not sure if I would come here if I were starving though given how many dishes we had to fill us up. However Seviche had such a fun vibe that I will definitely be back.


Lunch Buffet on a weekday.  Handful of people.  \n\nI think I'm missing something, considering all the great reviews.  The selection is impressive.  But it's all very mediocre stuff.  I just don't get it, I really just don't...  The chili chicken was like general tso's chicken (with 'indian' flavor).  The chicken tikka wasn't even fried, and the sauce was bland.  The samosas were oily and bland.  The garlic naan was dry.  The chutneys were also just blah (mint and coconut).  Same for the fish - bland, boring, no fish taste whatsoever.  \n\nReally, just like a Chinese buffet, only \"indian-flavored.\"  Massive amounts of mediocre food.  \n\n(And don't give me the price.  I've had dirt cheap indian/pakistani stuff that's delicious.)  Besides, 10 bucks for lunch is not cheap.


Way overpriced for this food. The burgers are mostly $12+ at this bar, yes it's a bar. They don't even come with sides. Then we got the $7 mac and cheese side, just to have something to go with the burgers. This dish was awful, very runny and bland. I just really cannot recommend this place for their food. The location itself was very clean and would be great if they knocked about 25% off virtually everything on the menu.


To keep it short and sweet: Save yourself $100. Buy a good board game, your alcohol of choice, order a pizza, and invite your friends over. \n\nWhat an incredible disappointment. After seeing the enticing commercials so many times, we decided to give this place a try on a double date. I understand the prices of the play cards and won't dispute them; however, the food was incredibly over-priced, came out COLD (as in, sat on a counter without warmers for a minimum of 30 minutes) and I literally had to ask the bartender if there was any vodka in my drink. It was pure juice. $38 for three shots that had little-no alcohol in them. (Not to mention, my glass was dirty, and I saw the bartender scoop the glass into the ice basin because she was too lazy to use the sanitary scoop. I know the Food and Beverage Commission would be as disappointed as I was.) The service was terrible. Don't ask for anything from your waiter, as they are a little too busy on their cell phones or conversing amongst themselves. \n\nWas it fun to be in an adult-themed arcade? Yes. If you're looking for a good atmosphere to go with friends to play games, I suppose I would advise you give it a shot. I would never recommend their food, customer service, or drinks. Save yourself the money and stay home, or go for a traditional bowling, figure skating, roller-blading, rock climbing, basically any other physically-entertaining themed date instead.


Great popcorn and an extremely friendly staff.  Seats are comfortable and the theatre is clean!


I strongly recommend the Farm Fries, a basket of thin-cut (McDonald's style) fries bathed in gravy (turkey?) and melted yellow shredded cheese. The richness of the gravy was on point and not overwhelming. It was a savory, calorie-laden treat. \nI read a review that the Gobbler was right up there with a Bobbie (my most favorite sandwich). After having one on this visit, I must disagree. The hunk of fried turkey was cooked well. Did I enjoy the flavor? Not really. I didn't detect any seasoning in the batter. The bun was smaller than I expected for a $5.99 price tag. I also fail to see the point of not dressing the sandwich. The cranberry and Miracle Whip would be better served on the Gobbler rather than in packets on the side. \nFarm Basket, I gave you a whirl, I enjoyed your fries but I'm sticking with Capriotti's for my turkey sandwiches.


The rooms are too old, and there's just too much wear and tear. The rooms in the pyramid are also smaller than the rest of the rooms, so try to request to not be in the pyramid, unless you don't mind the lack of space. \n\nNot too many amenities, but this place has a cute Egyptian theme with a pharoah going through the casino from time to time. It is one of the older hotels on the Strip, and respect must be given. Hopefully, they can upgrade the rooms soon. \n\nThe pool was pretty large the last time I was there, but it's nothing spectacular. Sound system is okay but nothing to write home about. \n\nAll in all, there are a lot of good deals to be had here on rooms, but it might be a better and bigger bang for your buck to spend your money elsewhere.


Italian hero was decent but probably wouldn't come back for it.  The pasta salad was old and some of the pasta was starting to get hard.  No bueno.  Overall I'd say they are coming up short in too many levels. If you want a real Italian deli go to Niccolis not too far from here.  They have one of the best sandwiches I've ever had!


I always had a good experience eating here for lunch.  Yea it is a bit run down, but name some in the strip that aren't?  They have $5.00 lunch specials and Jimmy was always very nice and the huge stogies in his mouth just took me back.  Funny.. Highly recommend.


Oh how I wish I lived in Phoenix, so I could become a regular here. For those of you who are also on the quest to find authentic Japanese restaurants in the US, go to Hiro's if you find yourself in the area.  From the initial, \"Irrashai!\" As we walked in, the experience was like being in a little sushi joint in Japan.  My companion noted several times how great the service was and I have to agree.  I was excited to see Okinawa Soba on the menu so gave that a shot along with Otoro, salmon, Hamachi and Kani.   Ok, so the Toro did not need to be chewed it merely melted...heaven.  The last time I had Okinawa Soba was in Japan and this was the real deal even to include the hot pepper infused Awamori (ok, it was actually Vodka, but tasted the same). Our waitress had just moved here from Okinawa three years ago. \n\nWe had a Japanese rice beer... An import that was very good. \n\nSooo, this was overall an excellent experience and I'm glad we found it


I frequent Jays.  Best gyro deal in the area.  The place is not fancy at all.  Don't expect that great of service.  Be sure to listen for your order to be up.  It is barebones, but my stop in Tempe for gyros..


A bit disappointed so writing after only one exploratory visit and a revisit for the one dish that deserved an encore.\n\nThe Ossobucco was the major disappointment, A beautiful Presentation that lacked flavor and was past overcooked. One of my favorite dishes when prepared correctly, but they just missed - badly!\n\nOn the plus side the Gnocchi were little pillows of wonderfulness! Reminded me on our neighborhood  \"little Italian lady\" who made it for me as a child over 60 years ago and was, until now, the very best I have ever had. This version was very close and was served with a wonderful four cheese white sauce (calorie free for certain!). The Caesar Salad was a decent rendition but nothing I have eaten here approached the Gnocchi, unfortunately.\n\nWorth the trip for the Gnocchi alone!


definitely hit the spot compared to the buffet we had the night before on the strip. \n\nit's better than you'd expect - considering it's a japanese buffet and not an Asian buffet like most others. \n\nthe bf still favors moonstar for it's choices, but i liked the sushi selection here.


Maybe I'm the only one, but I really like having the convenience of a grocery store next door to where I work out (One Love Yoga). Even better is that it's Basha's, not AJ's, so the prices are a little lower for the area than most choices.\nThe store is clean, they offer plenty of cold drinks, and the checkers are friendly. It's right off Scottsdale Rd and easy to see. The store front has that same, newer, light cocoa color to the building that is common in N Scottsdale. It looks nice and a little more inviting than some of the older stores in the valley.\nFree wifi too.


The grand cafe food is wonderful - the service is very poor.  We waited in line longer to give them our money than we did sitting and eating our food!  I wish we could give you folks four stars, but service is a great deal apart of eating!!!


This place is clean and the food is pretty good. But make sure u give yourself enough time for lunch!!! I had bad service there three times I was there. 1st in only asked how long my carry out will be the guy was like\" do I see we have ppl here to service too?!?\" He answered. \" I just want to know how long it will take\" I replied. The 2nd time i figured I ordered over the phone but it took me 15 min for the manger/ owner to understand what u wanted!!! He barely speak English and have a heavy accent. Not very nice in the phone ! No customer sever skill! I ended up cancelled the ordered and re think if I will ever order from them again!!!!!!! Not recommended !


Not sure about this place and its amazing reviews.  The service was slow and food came out cold.  We got a pizza and burger both came out super cold, it took so long that we didn't even send it back because we were starving.  Might do a retry but nothing was so amazing that made me want to go back.


We were visiting from California, VERY NICE, CLEAN STORE WITH ALOT OF PIRATE STUFF... asked if they had a Jack Sparrow cut out, they told me that they would contact me when they got one.  The next day I got a call from Ashley.  She had one.  She went out of her way to help us.  She packaged it up very well and sent it to  us.  My grandson got it today!  he was so excited! \nTHANK YOU ASHLEY....YOU ARE JUST WONDERFUL.  YOU WENT OUT OF YOUR WAY TO HELP US.  WE THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH.


We had been patrons of Carmine's since they first opened. We liked their food but I'm sad to say that I will not highly recommend or return again. Five of us where waiting patiently for over 45 minutes as they kept saying they were waiting for a table to clear. After watching people leave and having them sit at least 6 smaller groups (including a party of 3 who just walked in at a table for 4!), I asked what was going on. The girl at the register did not know what to say to us and had the manager/part owner come talk to us. As he walked over to us, his face told me that we were bothering him, like he was annoyed. He came over to tell us it would be longer! I asked why they hadn't put the two tables together or pull up a 5th chair to a table and he looked around the room and said \"where?\" I thought, Hello! You have been seating group after group ahead of us at the tables so yeah, they're not available anymore! He started getting very defensive though I asked without offense. I had invested time, we were starving and I just wanted to sit down already. After being there so long with my handicapped nephew, my mother and my kids and being treated like we didn't matter, we just left. His attitude, lack of professionalism and lack of ability to deal with customers was just too much. They couldn't find room for a party of 5 people and pretty much told us tough luck! I'm sorry, their food is not THAT good. I have contacted all my friends that I've been trying to get to try them out and told them that I retract my recommendation. Oh and by the way, the manager/part owner's comment was that we didn't pay his salary. So I guess Carmine's doesn't need customers because they're doing just find without them! I give them one star only because this doesn't allow me to enter without any stars.


Great selection, clean, and good prices.  Nice jewelry selection too.


Their fish tacos are the best in Charlotte! SO DELICIOUS! And they always have a great draught selection. I LOVE CABO!


Pizza was ok.. I ordered Vinnies, which is your choice of 5 toppings.  Italian sausage, black olives, onions, garlic and basil.  It wasn't bad - but it wasn't great either.  \n\nThe server was exceptionally friendly and helpful - but the service was the high point of the experience.


I never knew Vdara was a hotel but, I guess it's more of a condo-tell...All rooms were suites and my cousin was staying here for a business meeting. So, I got to samps the premises!\n\nEverything was what you'd expect from a new hotel and one that is on City Center property --- MODERN! \n\nFlat screen tv, hot tub, stand-up showers, kitchen, mechanical shades. \nI just wish there was a flat screen in the bathroom when I took a hot tub :p lol\nThee BEST thing about the room were the Aveda products *big grin*\n\nConsidering the building itself is far from other buildings and it doesn't have a casino in it; the hotel was really quite which is good when you're in town for business; and not for partying (*gasp* I know, shocker!). \nAnd because its away from other buildings, the pool was pretty nice, quiet, and, best of all, not crowded!\n\nStay here! And give the bathroom products to me :D


Decided to hit up Cowbell for a late Saturday night dinner date with the hubby. Since we got there around 9:00, we didn't have to wait at all for a table. We were seated immediately and had a server at our table very quickly after that. We ordered the deviled eggs w/bacon as an appetizer & it was delicious! I ordered the Boogan's Bacon burger for dinner w/sweet potato tots as my side. The tots were amazing, if you like sweet potatoes, I highly recommend trying these! Even though it tasted excellent, I was extremely disappointed at the size of my burger. The onion roll was a generous size but the patty underneath was more the size of a slider than an actual burger. Aside from that one negative we had a very enjoyable dining experience & will definitely go back. There's several other items on their menu that look like must try's! Cowbell has a funky modern decor and although it can be a bit loud inside, it has a really cool atmosphere.


Co-workers demanded a pizza party at work today, and I aim to please...Searched yelp* for the best place close by and found Don Antonio's 6.1 miles away.  Called 30 minutes in advance and got some super awesome service.  We ordered:\n\n1. Meat Lovers\n2. Cheese\n3. Veggie\n4. Hawaiian\n5. Half tray of Caesar Salad\n\nWhen we arrived for pickup, the pizza was hot out of the oven, and he had everything all ready for us - plates, salad dressing, utensils, napkins, the whole works.  In and out in less than 10 minutes.\n\nAll in all, the pizza itself was mediocre, at best.  If the food lived up to the service, I would be rating Don Antonio's 5 stars...


Chris, the shuttle driver is awesome. He made my day and is a reason I'd stay with Super 8!


Quite unlike the New Town area, the Royal Mile and it's surroundings can often have a slightly grubby, cheap and seedy feel about it. There always seems to be a contingent of tramps and dossers kicking about, and while I rarely have a problem with gentlemen of the road, the hostile drunks that loiter around inside and outside of the Advocate are a fairly revolting bunch.\n\nGod knows where they come from, as property and rental prices round here aren't exactly affordable for your average benefit-dependant lush, but they do make their presence felt.


No thank you. This was the worst service that we've ever received.\n\nDO NOT GO TO THIS HOTEL!\n\nI REPEAT...\n\nDO NOT GO TO THIS HOTEL!!\n\nTHIS IS A HORROR STORY!\n\nWe contacted them about a promotion that we received in the mail. We booked two double-bed rooms over the phone. We were really excited about staying at this new hotel. We had heard that it was beautiful and lively. They gave us great customer service when we called. It sounded so awesome that even my brother and his family wanted to go! They asked if I can call and book one more room.\n\nSo I called and asked to try and see if we can book one more double-bed room. They said they were more than happy to book one more double-bed room! We just had to pay an extra 30$. Great. \"Will the rooms be close to each other?\" No because the other two rooms are single-bed rooms. Hmmm...that's not what we booked and what the sales girl told me. So they told me that I had to pay an extra 30$ per room for the double bed. Fine. I'll pay it but I am not happy that I was misled to begin with. I want to talk to the girl who gave me the wrong information or her supervisor to file a complaint. If I hadn't called back and added the additional room I would have showed up with 8 adults and 1 infant with two beds only?\n\nWell, nobody ever called me back. Whatever. And I showed up with three parties. But we were informed that...we all had single bed-rooms?\n\nAll double bed-rooms in the hotel are booked. On December 28th? Tuesday? Really?\n\nNow I'm pissed.\n\nI want to raise hell! I want to talk to the manager! I want to talk to the salesperson who signed us up for the room. I want someone to make this right! I want double-beds so we don't have to sleep on the floor. The supervisor in-charge told us to sleep in our room that night and tomorrow they would contact us when rooms opened up.\n\nWell, as you could have guessed that never happened...\n\nI had over 15 people at that hotel! We slept there, ate there, and bathed there. We gambled there. We spent a lot of money there. And all I wanted was for someone to keep their promise and follow through. When I contacted the front office they said they had no record of any complaints and they would call us back if a double-bed room opened up...\n\nI doubt that.\n\nI asked for the general manager's name and they gave me her name and number. Awesome. So I ask a couple of people on the casino floor about the general manager and just kind of want to get an idea of what kind of person she was...\n\nAlison Lopez, General Manager.\n\nThey had never heard of her.\n\nThey had fooled me for what felt like the 100th time. I had NO peace of mind. I will never stay there again. I still am having trouble contacting any kind of management. Nobody can follow-up with their customers. For regular Vegas visitors, we have NEVER felt more disrespected. I'm still trying to contact Alison Lopez...no one knows who she is.\n\nFront desk girl name was Vanessa, second phone salesman was Alan, supervisor was Eva. All terrible and misleading.\n\nPlease do not stay at this hotel. And if you do, just call and verify your information. This was a NIGHTMARE.\n\nBy the way, we did not get any kind of housekeeping over 3 nights here. This was minimal compared to the other problems but still...


DROP IT LIKE ITS HOT?!  NOT because its AZ, but because I met PHARRELL HERE!!!! Work brought us here for a week.  I was consistently impressed in multiple categories, and then rocked back to earth in other categories.  I'm pretty sure less effort goes into the summer season?  Not really sure.  I'll start with the bad, and remember, I was there mid-June.\n\nIf you goto a \"Bar\" and the \"bartender\" takes your drink order, the \"Bartender\" shouldn't leave the \"Bar\" to goto another \"Bar\" that I can see to put in your drink order and then come back to the \"Bar\" you are sitting at to take some other patrons order?!?!?! Then return to the other \"bar\" and bring back your drink you ordered?!  Why would I have not just sat at the other bar?  Seriously annoyed the hell out of me.  \n\nFood at all the onsite restaurants I tried undelivered but the catering for our work event was amazing (REALLY good catering for a large group).  La Hacienda was overpriced Mexican, and not that tasty.  The steakhouse was VERY overpriced and the steak was cooked completely wrong at a 4 DIAMOND steakhouse?!?! Shocked.\n\nMy room.... amazing.  Overlooking the south pool, king size suite that felt enormous.  Everything you wanted.  Left razor at home, brought to my room right away by housekeeping.  VERY nice rooms.  Request pool view for sure.  AC works great, although the noise of these things always bugs me...just not use to them I guess.\n\nSwimming pools, VERY nice.  Not overcrowded like the Valley Ho I had stayed at the weekend before to party at.  Very clean, lacking a bit in service.... but the drinks were $11 a pop for WELL, so that was better for my companies bottom line.\n\nAll in all, great spot, great staff, great place to have a work event... oh ya, I almost forgot to mention!!!!, I met Pharrell Williams here!!!  That was pretty freaking cool.


So, we had an offer to stay at a friends house for the night and we now regret passing it up. I figured, it would be best to stay close to the airport so we didn't have to deal with the rush hour traffic. Driving in from the Denver area, I asked my girlfriend to look for a place close to the airport. She found this place on Google with very good reviews. I'm not sure why she didn't use TripAdvisor. Probably because I always tell her \"Google Knows everything\" lol. Anyway, we arrived and were greeted by a nice young lady and the place seemed fine. The lobby area was clean. We made our way to the room, which upon first glance seemed okay. The sitting area was a nice size and the kitchenette area was clean. However, as we made our way in, I noticed the musty odor that is mentioned in other reviews. I decided to look at some reviews and see if maybe we were the lucky recipient of a room that had not been renovated yet. After reading the reviews and comments from the manager, I figured this must be the case. No problem right? Sure, I called down to the front desk and said to the nice young lady \"I see in your reviews, the hotel is having some renovations done and it seems we have received one of the musty smelling rooms that hasn't been addressed yet. Do you have a room that has been renovated, that we can be moved to?\" Her response was, \"we have been doing some renovations, however not to the rooms. I don't have a nicer room that I can move you to. Sorry.\" Well, I said to my girlfriend, it's just one night and I don't feel like driving to another hotel. After sitting on the old, run down, uncomfortable love seat watching TV for a while, I said, we should probably move to the bed as it has to be better than this seat. So, we got ready for bed and pulled the comforter back to find sheets that must have been queen size because they definitely didn't fit this king size bed. Whatever, hey the bed has like six pillows on it and two extra in the closet. Great, not, the pillows were plentiful, however they're about half the size of a normal pillow. Okay, I'm tired of trashing the place. Have a look at the pictures (worth a thousand words.) I'm sure with some true renovations, this will be a decent place to stay. I would guess the very good reviews this place has received are the work of some reputation building company or maybe we did just receive one of the older rooms and they didn't want to relocate us. Not returning anytime soon.\n\nStayed October 2013


I admit when I drove up to the Golden Nugget I was worried about what I was going to get for my $89 a night room, but I was pleasantly surprised. It was nice. Really nice. I mean I've stayed at the Hooter's Hotel on the strip for the same amount of money and that hotel DID have the $89 feel to it. Of course, when you're on a budget, you'll stay anywhere and Hooter's is directly across the street from the MGM so you can't go wrong with that.\n\nThe Golden Nugget is also in the heart of things, but not the things I'm used to seeing in Vegas. You're not going to see the dancing fountains of the Bellagio , nor will you see the Eiffel Tower at the Paris Hotel. Instead you've got a whole new set of attractions.\n\nThere's the waving cowboy - known as Vegas Vic, Binion's horseshoe and the famous lights of the Plaza Hotel. And when you are there, you have to take in the Fremont Street experience. It's crowded, crazy and completely wonderful in a way that is only cool in Vegas. \n\nDon't worry if you are not sure where this is. If you're in old Vegas, you ARE part of the attraction. That's because it's right outside your hotel. Fremont is a covered street that becomes a canopy of lights after the sun goes down, and they literally rock out to Kiss's \"Rock n' Roll All Night Long.\" \n\nNope, you're not going to hear Celine Dion in Old Vegas. It's sex, drugs and...maybe a little bit of whiskey on the rocks - just the way the Rat Pack liked it. \n\nThen there's the Nugget. Built in 1946, it's one of the oldest casinos in the area. But don't be fooled by its age. It has a four diamond rating and is still classy. When you walk around the lobby, it's not hard to imagine Sean Connery there during the shooting of \"Diamonds are Forever.\"\n\nAttractions in the hotel include the world's largest gold nugget (naturally) and a shark tank, but honestly, I was very impressed with the service and lushness of the hotel. It had the Wynn feel without paying the Wynn price. \n\nI must say, staying in Old Vegas was a gamble that paid off.


I have mixed feelings. Was it expensive? Yeah, but what can you expect from a Vegas buffet. Was there a line? Yeah, so what. Was the food amazing? YES. I still have dreams about those crab legs (get them steamed, and they're already cut in half for you). The first time i had the rib-eye steak i was in heaven, perfectly cooked and juicy. The second time however it seemed like it was hardly cooked at all, i get that most people like medium rare but I'm more of a medium guy, so to each their own. The sushi was rather disappointing, not enough selection and not tasty. Overall I thought everything I tried was good, if maybe a little over hyped.


The ice cream is so rich and creamy. They make the ice cream homemade at the stand so it is really fresh.


when you walk in its old school which is cool and the outside is cool but the food was medioca just a bit i would not give the a second shot now a different location maybe...


Third time is a charm...one bad review and one good review. With a friend in town, we decided to go for BBQ. I have been to Lucille's a couple of times. The last time was descent so it seemed like a good option. Tie-breaker indicates the first review (negative) may be the more accurate. Again the food was good (but my friend wasn't happy with the gravy slathered all over the chicken. The issues with slow and incorrect service remained.  It took a while to get drinks, refills were slow and incorrect. Several people came in after us and left before us. Dessert was so slow we had to cancel it. They must make each cobbler from scratch as ordered because 15 minutes later we still had no pie. An additional displeasure is the restaurant is very loud - especially on the patio. It is hard to hear others at the same table due to the noise. Two hours for a Friday lunch for three is a bit ridiculous!


It's cheap....not the best food, not the best quality. But it's fine to eat when you've been walking around shopping for 5 hours. I finally tried the meatballs and they were alright, but I wouldn't call them good.


We went around 5pm on a weekday and even though it was not super busy we barely saw our waitress. They burned our pizza and didn't tell us they were remaking it until my husband went to see why it was taking 30 minutes for a thin crust pizza. Manager nor waitress were apologetic. \n\nThe Mac & Cheese pops are now little triangles, which were pretty good. Remade pizza was burnt also but we just ate around it. They used to have a case full of cupcakes and treats in the shop connected to the bistro, but when we went the case was bare. :( Where did they go?? Do they only have treats on the weekends? Even the store looked sad, like they weren't stocked on stuff. I had been in there when it opened and it seems to have lost it's luster.


Rent affordable! Accepts dogs of all sizes and breeds. Staff is friendly. Quiet neighborhood.


A oh-so-swish and swanky bar in the West End, serving unusual cocktails under chandeliers, surrounded by suited business folk on a Wednesday evening.\n\nAngels Share is a beautiful new bar, with  more chandeliers than I could count, a piano in the bar (I didn't hear it played) and booths, high seats, and a club next door. On a Wednesday evening it was pleasantly half full but not busy. The bar man was incredibly courteous and very attentive. I ordered, paid, then he brought the drinks over. I really liked that touch; not sure if it would extend to a busy Friday night.\n\nThe cocktail - the Flower of Scotland - was really quite delicious. Champagne with Edinburgh raspberry gin, and a real flower on top (mine was a pansy). It was a good serving too, not in flute, but in a real champagne glass. Totally reasonable for a cocktail in this part of town, at \u00a37.50. The other one that caught my eye was Haud Yer Wheest! which was made with peaty whisky and ginger. Oh yes.\n\nI haven't been on a Friday or Saturday night, but knowing the area I imagine it's not somewhere I personally will want to go on a Friday or Saturday night. This is no fault of the bar, just the area and general mood and ambiance. Very busy, full of suited folk and folk who like to dress up and aren't always the friendliest drinking neighbours.\n\nBut on a mid-week evening it is the perfect spot to pop in for a cheeky, delectable cocktail. I've yet to try the food (also curious). And I won't knock it before I've tried it, so I will pop in here at the weekend to see what it's like. But so far, I do like the cocktails on a Wednesday evening, and the very courteous barman who served me!


Two Words: Frozen Cosmos\n\nYou need no other motivation to go to Harris' (although, the food and service is good too)


This place is awful!  I truly can't believe anyone would give it any more than one star.  It was so bad, my husband, who like Mikey, eats anything, wouldn't even take the leftovers home.  Go to Pizzeria Bianca instead.  You will be happy you did.


3.5 rounded up.  This is a basic bakery that charges cheap prices.  I ordered the cruller, apple burrito, and a couple of donut holes.  I thought all were good enough.  I do prefer krispy kreme.  Has a good following; the place had a steady stream of customers while i was there.


I'm new to the area and had a friend visiting from out of state so we decided to try out some bars on Mill. Clearly we walked into the wrong bar. I don't know if we didn't fit the look they like to have there (trashy......?) or what? Maybe we were dressed a little too nice or something. We sat down at the bar and were ignored for a good 10 minutes and then we each ordered a Long Island. The guy comes back with our drinks in those big, red, plastic coca-cola water cups... With what tasted like pure soda. $9 sodas. Really?! And not a single other person had drinks in those giant water cups. Who serves a Long Island in a coca-cola water cup??? Stupid bartenders I guess. We asked if he could make it stronger and he rambled something about it being some percentage alcohol and then walked away. We were about to just walk out when he came over and poured a \"Long Island mix\" into the cup. They don't even know how to make a real Long Island. Anyway, it tasted terrible although slightly stronger so we drank half of them and walked out. Will never return.


Holder is a wonderful place with simply delicious food and great service. The space is a bit loud, but not unbearably so. The decor is a nice blend of old world style and sharp modern lines.\n\nIn giving the place five stars, I must admit that I had recently eaten meals featuring duck hearts, sea snails, and bone marrow, so I was ready for a hearty, more classic bistro meal.\n\nFirst, I ordered the Country Seasonal Vegetable soup (around 8$). It was the best vegetable soup I have ever eaten at a restaurant- perfectly balanced flavour that was not too salty, spicy, or bland.\n\nFor my main course I had the steak and frites (around 21$). The steak was perfectly cooked and flavourful. The frites were blessedly not overcooked or oversalted.\n\nDessert featured several options. I chose a butterscotch dessert (around 9$) that had ice cream and an individually cooked cream filled butterscotch cake. It was pure deliciousness.\n\nThe service here was great. Food came in a timely manner, and my group never waited for water refills or plates to be cleared. \n\nI would return to eat at Holder's tomorrow. It is great particularly for those looking for a straightforward French bistro meal.


The ribs, you must try them! My major mistake was getting a 1/3 slab.


El INCONVENIENT Bella \n\nProblem experience #1 - I was given a gift certificate for Christmas some time ago... It was originally for a VIP pedicure but I asked if I could get a manicure instead and that was fine. The gel polish chipped after a few days, so I went back and they fixed it, no big deal I thought. Except I had to wait for the original girl that did my manicure to fix it - a 30 minute wait. \n\nProblem #2 - I showed up on a Saturday, with no appointment, nor did the three women behind me have an appointment, yet they were taken back right away. Hmmm... So I got up and asked how much longer would it be? The man with the tattooed arms said oh did you pick a color? I said I want gel polish, he then seated me - with a woman who didn't know how to apply it!!! So I already had been waiting 20 mins out front, then another ten to be told the technician didn't know how. So I got up and left. However, the fool that I am, called for an appointment the next day, and the tattooed man even apologized to me. So I figured, ok, they made it right.\n\n(Months go by with the occasional pop in for a fill, no issues, never really got the wow factor, but close to home)\n\nLast and third problem EVER- calling in on a Friday for a Saturday appointment (because I've learned my lesson) I made an appointment for a basic fill and a hair cut after being asked if the nails were all I needed, so I said why not, I'll splurge! I walked in Saturday at 2pm as per SAMANTHA, the front desk woman who made the appointment over the phone had said when my appointment would be. The girl behind the counter didn't even say hi, asked what I was in for and I gave her my name. A few seconds and clicks of the keyboard later, She asked again what I was there for and how to spell my name. At this point the impression was that my appointment made with Samantha the day prior was not saved perhaps? So the girl said ok, we will be right with you with a puzzled look on her face still. \n\nI sat down and Samantha came over to ask me about the backfill she assumed I wanted. I stated no, basic acrylic fill, regular polish and a clear gel top coat. (She was standing at the counter while the girl was figuring out if I truly had an appointment or not, so I know she heard me) SAMANTHA proceeded to tell me that \"customers\" don't do that. Hmmm... Your brochure of services states that you do. Then she proceeded to explained to me why \"customers\" don't do that, which I took as to what I wanted was a HUGE INCONVENIENCE to the technician. I simply stated that was all I wanted and as someone who has been in several times before and had the same thing done, why was it such a problem now? So SAMANTHA, turned to the tattooed man, made a face, then he said \"come here\" in a tone that made me feel so un-welcomed. I got up, walked towards him, and said \"Nevermind, this isn't the first time I've had issues with this place\" and I left. \n\nI ended up going down the street, spending much more on my nails then I had anticipated spending at El RUDE Bella and was extremely happy, I also went to Great Clips and spent less then half of what I was going to spend at El INCONVENIENT Bella for my hair cut and it was wonderful, I suggest you go see Chelsea at Great clips on Chandler Heights and Higley. AMAZE. \n\n (I will say that two weeks prior I had brought my sister in with me, we had fills and polish done, both of us stunned they wanted to charge $15 just for clear gel top coat when the brochure said $5. We chalked it up to a language barrier, but they speak fine English.)\n\nNeedless to say, I'm never going back, and if yelp doesn't get through to them, I will be mailing a letter to the owners and BBB.


I wanted something light when I went here with friends recently so I ordered the fruit plate. This fruit plate was GINORMOUS -- nice!  It seriously lasted me for a few days. Besides giving a thumbs up on the portions of my meal, our server was really friendly. Next time I go I'm definitely gonna go for protein pancakes.


Waited 10 min at airport for shuttle to arrive.  Waited 15 min to load the bus in a leisurely and surly fashion.  Waited 10 min after bus was full, not sure why.  What would have been an 8 min taxi  ride took over an hour with all the stops.  And we only saved $5 for the two of us compared to a taxi.  Just say no to Slowtime.


Came in on a Saturday afternoon for a quick snack of what has been advertised as the \"best sushi\" in town but was totally underwhelmed. \n\nThe service was slow and limited, the server kept disappearing for long periods of time. The sushi selection was not good at all, most rolls contains either cream cheese (ew!) or tempura. We found a roll that seemed like it would be ok (the Tom Tom) and it was tiny and flavorless for $17. The spicy tuna roll was not spicy at all. The sashimi was the only decent part, the \"tuna\" was ok, the octopus was average, and the salmon was good. \n\nI wasn't expecting Tsukiji fish market quality rolls, but I also did not expect crap.


This is specifically a review of the Fremont Casino eatery... not the casino itself, nor the hotel.\n\nI came in here to compare the advertised 99 cent shrimp cocktail to the famous but now hard-to-find $3 shrimp cocktail of the Golden Gate up the street.  How could they actually give you a shrimp cocktail for $1?  Too good to be true?\nIndeed... It's two spoons of micro shrimp over cocktail sauce over shredded celery. Tasty snacking, but not the same as up the street... and the loose celery in your system will come back to haunt you, I found out later.\n\nI also ordered a saimin, to compare to the grill in the Plaza up the street, and immediately regretted it when I saw them unwrap it and jam it in the microwave.  All in all, the eatery is meh.  Perhaps they're open crazy hours and they might be a godsend if you're drunk or stoned at 4AM with the munchies, but during normal business hours, you definitely get what you pay for... or sometimes even a little less.  There's better stuff up the street.


If you are on a budget and visiting Las Vegas this is the place to go.  It is one of the biggest hotels on Fremont and had millions of dollars worth of renovations over the past few years.  Most friends I bring here are shocked that such a nice hotel is not on the strip.  The pool is my favorite part.  This is where you find the shark tank with a water slide that goes right through the middle of it!  It is a site to see for sure.\n\nAnd if you are not staying at the hotel the price of admission is only $20, which is not bad compared to so many of the pools on the strip.\n\nThe downside to the hotel itself is because it is not on the strip the air quality is not as fresh.  If you are a smoker this will not be an issue, but if you are a non-smoker this could be a nuisance.


Jason B. and I decided to try this place on Saturday night. I looked at the menu online and though the food sounded really interesting.\n\nWe started with the Artichoke Croquettes, and the Calamari as well. We were disappointed in the Artichoke Croquettes, you get 4 half Artichokes fried with alternating Marinara and this white sauce. The only thing that was good about this dish was the white sauce, which we used to dip the Calamari in. The Calamari was your average calamari, nothing special! \n\nI ordered a the 19th Street Burger, which was cooked perfectly and came with a spicy sauce, not sure if the sauce was for the Onion Rings, but it was great of the Burger.\n\nNot sure I will be rushing back to the Armadillo Grill, but I wouldn't say no to going back again!


Had the  Dynamite Sandwich, which is described as so on the website:  \n\n\"An explosive blend of sliced brisket, peppers, chilis, onions and jalape\u00f1os, sauteed with Red Diamond sauce, and piled on a jalape\u00f1o roll with melted pepperjack.\"\n\nIt was very good, very spicy, and I'm definitely getting more of them.\n\nOur favorite item was the Fried Onion Strings, however.  You know the problems with ordering onion rings at a restaurant:  too much breading, or the onion is nasty, or you take a bite and all the onion pulls out of the breading and you have nothing left to eat except empty breading, or they are too greasy?\n\nThese don't have any of those problems.\n\nVery light crust, super-light, and the onions can be tasted and they are good onions, not too strong or too sweet.  No grease at all.  We loved them for $1.95 and next time I'm ordering more of them, since the plate is a little on the small side.\n\nThat's my only complaint - the portions were a little on the small side.\n\nBut you can remedy that by going back on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of every month, when they have a $12.95 AYCE lunch buffet.\n\nOne last problem - they are only open for lunch, and weekdays only.  Hours: 10:30am - 3:00pm Monday - Friday.\n\nIf they'd expand hours and make their portions a smidgeon larger, I could give them 5 stars.


I have to say up front I used to hate, with a capital H, Zuma. Well a buddy made me go back and I was shocked, it wasn't as bad as I remembered. Yes the guys were still pretty douchey and the girls were obviously not talking about art and politics, but wait its a bar on mill, not the fucking Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, from CNN, do I have to explain everything to you? My main problem was really with the staff but I noticed the crew working was not the same as my last visit. I spoke with a bouncer and he mentioned they had changed it up a little, I say bravo. Zuma is worth another look.


Don't waste your time.  It used to be good.  It's not anymore.


Portions are less and the prices are substantially more. :( \n\nLove the food and the atmosphere but with the rising costs, my visits become less frequent.


Ok, I will start with this caveat..I'm a Miami guy...strip clubs are like dance/night clubs and sports bars everywhere else...having that said...this place was a DISASTER. I think I'm spoiled, because I do live in South Florida, where women are gorgeous and I don't have to sit on my hands, when I'm getting a lapdance. \n\nThis place was so dark, I could hardly see my drink, and there wasn't much vodka in my vodka and cranberry to start with.  I sit down amid all of this..and attempt to view the merchandise. \n\nAs I saw the scantily clad women walk by, I was not impressed. I wanted to run back to Tootsies/Scarlett's and see the homegrown hotties I'm used to. One stripper walks up to me in this bunk ass catsuit outfit, and I guess she was drunk...started talking shit to me! Like \"give me money you asshole..blah blah\". I pushed her off of me, and she wanna call security on me and my lady..well..security saw my ID, and I revealed I was from the thin blue line..so they stepped off. \n\nJust a shit experience. Spearmint Rhino wasn't much better either. I'm not even gonna attempt to review that one...this place would be fun if you're from Ohio or Kansas (no disrespect) and don't have big strip clubs...


This performance was on par I think to  Michael Jackson's Cirque show and much more artsy. I like the small venue and the Greek Theatre layout as well.


Good soul food is hard to find in the desert and when you find one, you have to savor it. Betty Boo's popped up around August and I found out about it last month (October) when a friend kept raving about it.  So one hungry night, I ordered the BBQ chicken with a side of collard greens, sweet potatoes and cornbread.  And I ate my plate clean because it's been a while.  The next time, I ordered the catfish for myself and, for hubby, the fried chicken accompanied with mac-n-cheese.\n\nThough one of the owners is from New York, I find the food to be quite decent being that I am also an East Coast transplant.  But I have to say, soul food is so much better on the East. I think maybe it's because out here some of the spices are not readily available in the supermarkets. No matter what,  I find that the extra \"mmmm...good\" taste is always lacking out here.  Nonetheless, I'll take anything that comes close. \n\nI like the fact that Betty Boo's serve large portions.  I was able to have enough for dinner that night and leftover for lunch at work the next day.  I hope the portions will not decrease as business increase like some of the soul food posers that came and went in the valley.  \n\nOverall, the place is a work in progress.  There's not much of an ambiance.  But the owners are friendly, the price is reasonable, and the food is well worth the trip even if your taste buds know better.


The two stars is because my hummus plate was really tasty. Some colleagues and I stopped in here for a snack before leaving for the airport, and I was astonished by how rude and completely overwhelmed our server seemed to be by a party of 10. Every request was met with a sigh and a look that made it seem like we were asking for the impossible. I'm amazed that we were treated so poorly...


This place is a conveyor belt for long-frozen, dry, over-cooked approximations for food. They think that by making the burgers bigger, people will equate that with value, despite the fact that the big stuff is over-priced, and the smaller stuff is even more over-priced. I got a chicken sandwich here for seven bucks that was smaller than a deck of cards, burned blacker than the bottom of a demon's feet.\n\nTheir hamburger is virtually tasteless, so they splatter them with all kinds of sauce and wilted toppings. The only thing fresh here is a couple of the vegetables, which typically only serve to make the massive, starchy buns slide around. And their soda is watered down.\n\nThe \"natural cut fries\" were cut from potatoes all right... a long time ago. Clearly frozen to a point where their natural flavor is all but gone. And the only reason the criss-cut fries are anywhere near decent is the massive spice layer that manages to hold in extra fryer oil. Underneath, it's still awful and tasteless.\n\nCarl's wasn't quite this bad a few years back. They were still pretty awful, but these days, at this location in particular, it's a train wreck. I gave them the benefit of the doubt a few times now, and every time I'm disappointed and end up feeling disgusting and shameful. Not to mention robbed of a few extra dimes.\n\nNailing it all home is their deplorable ad campaign, which covers all their bags and cups with snarky bullshit about how awesome they are, punctuated with \"That's just the way it is.\" You know something's wrong when Jack-in-the-Box does a better job of condescending to you, not to mention serving a better version of god-awful fast food at a less insulting price.\n\nIf this franchise had a face, I would punch it.


Horrible experience and will NOT return. Totally disorganized. Most of the empty tables were unbussed. Three lines merged into one and orders were not taken correctly. Workers were standing around with dazed looks and unwilling to help - they simply pointed to a different person when asked for assistance.


Great food and good pricing. The sushi is great and I've never gotten fishy or old sushi here! Great for kids, just wish they had the children's chopsticks available. Good atmosphere and outside dining with lake view available.


I like the pan fried dumplings and the hot and sour soup. The entree plates are huge and made to share. Staff is friendly and the drinks are good.


I only ordered a milk tea from here (because I've been craving some and I haven't been home {Orange County] in a while), and it was so far the best I've had out of the two places I've ordered milk tea from. The tea was a bit thick and had an overpowering flavor, reminding me of an iced coffee from Lee's Sandwiches or the like.


The Foundation Room is unique, laid back, kinda eerie, kinda exclusive, and should be visited at least once. I have not eaten there yet, only visited the bar. My wife and I asked if we were allowed to look around and got a private tour by a very nice waiter. Each room is decorated differently, and is really something to see. He said a lot of times the headline entertainers will come to the Foundation Room after performing. He also said he thinks the place is haunted. He said at night when they are closed, employees have heard a little girls voice in some of the rooms. Oh yeah, the view from the balcony outside the bar is second to none in Vegas. Being 48 stories up, outside and at the end of the strip, it is a great perspective.


I thought the frozen yogurt was good and the concept worked real well. People easily got their  frozen yogurt in a timely fashion and wow they were packed!


I went to Eleven on a Tuesday night, and if you know Pittsburgh, you know that the downtown pretty much shuts down after 7pm. Regardless, there have been a bunch of conventions and shows in and out of town, so I made a reservation. It is recommended, but you could probably get away without, since they also have an upstairs floor.\n\nFor food, I started with the three sisters salad. The salad was a bigger portion that I expected, and it had just the right amount of dressing (and I don't usually like dressing on my salads). As my entree, I ordered the seafood combo. Oh man, was it delicious. It came with two perfectly cooked scallops, a round and fat crab cake patty, and a piece of salmon. I love seafood, so this dish was perfect for me. All of that was served on a bed of risotto that complimented the food very well. Last but not least, DESSERT! Even though I was stuffed, dessert deserves a separate stomach, so we ordered the candy bar and the orange (i think?) pudding cake. Both were delicious and highly recommended by our waitress.\n\nOverall, the service was great. Our waitress was knowledgeable about the menu items, and I trusted her recommendations. The food was delicious, and the ambiance was nice. The food/drink is a little more pricey than what I would usually pay, but I would go again for a special occasion.


Earl and I finally got to try the Goodwich, and it didn't disappoint!  \n\nEarl and I shared Le Pig and Foie Gras sandwich, with the picked beets, a can of Faygo Root Beer and a bottle of Squirt.  This was cheat day for us!\n\nThe Le Pig was super flavorful.  I liked the chicharone for the crunch.  The tanginess of the lime and pickled radish balances the richness of the pork.\n\nThe Foie was good, but next time, we may have to add extra crispy chicken in this sandwich because it is somewhat lost because the Foie gras pate overpowered it.  Because this was our first time eating here, we just ordered it as-is.\n\nI finished my half of the Le Pig and over half of the Foie and I was stuffed.  Earl was excited to finish the rest.  My favorite was Le Pig, and Earl was Foie.  We didn't have room to try Fluff & Nutt, but we will definitely come back for more!\n\nThere were about 6 chairs and two stools there.  The owners were super friendly and nice.  Cheat meal well spent.


What an absolutely amazing concept. Video games! Bowling! Laser Tag! BEER!!!! But don't be fooled my friends because it DOES have some major issues. Although the games are awesome, they are a bit overpriced. Fine, the games are brand new and very clean so I didn't mind the prices too much. \n\nNow we get to customer service. Oh boy, that's a big issue. You come to a place like this which is super new, super clean, super flashy, and expect EVERYTHING to be super. But no no no!  We went to the main booth to get game cards and the girls there were too busy talking to each other. Almost seemed like we had inconvenienced them by interrupting their conversation. Anyway, we got our cards and went to play games. HAD A GREAT TIME! While we were playing games, we noticed it was starting to get busy. Time to relax and grab a beer. The bartender didn't really pay attention to us right away. But there were people sitting at the bar already so we assumed he was busy (although I didn't see him making any drinks). Then a waitress walked over to the bar and he started having a conversation with her. That's when I got annoyed. I finally said something and he said \"Hey guys what can I get for you?\" like we had just walked up or something. No \"sorry I didn't see you sitting there because I was too busy flirting with this waitress\" or anything like that. Anyway, we got the beer and relaxed. On my way back to the arcade area, I got curious about Main Event and decided to stop at the main booth again and ask how long it had been open and just get some general info about the place. AAAAAANNNNND....... ONCE AGAIN.... I interrupted the two girls having their conversation. \n\nWent to play air hockey. The scoring seemed to only be counting one side and not the other side. I told one of the two guys standing around between the arcade area and the air hockey area. He apologized and helped me right away without hesitation. What a breath of fresh air.\n\nI will be going back to this place again because the games are awesome. But the crew certainly needs to be retrained or replaced. They will end up hurting this business.


We know the FOX is clever, the restaurant concepts they come up with are like little magical yellow bricks down the yellow brick road that is lead by the Peter Piper and when one opens, people gather.\nI love the concept of the Yard, group seating, plenty of games to play . . . and there were plenty of groups there.  \nNow I know FOX is deft and any restaurant is all about maximizing the potential for the almighty drinks and serving of food.  \nUnfortunately, at the Yard, service of food and drinks failed miserably.  There were a large group of us Elite Yelpers there with our friends celebrating some Dec. birthdays . . . yet, there weren't enough seating and I seriously stood there for almost 2 hours and not ONCE did a waiter come by and ask me if I wanted anything to eat or drink.  And I was more than ready to order something to eat and drink!!!\nAll those potential loss of revenue I saw all around me.  I'm thinking, \"if they would do the order and deliver system differently, the nightly intake would certainly double if not more!\"\nI don't know what the solution is, but if I were FOX, I would send someone FOXY and brainy to spend some time to analyze the situation and come up with a procedure where the plentiful patrons are serviced because at the end of the day, you are still running a restaurant and not a free playground for the grownups.


Had prime rib and King crab legs.  Loved the prime rib.  Crab want bad I enjoyed it. On the fishy side.  So just avg.  Tough to eat s meal like tjat with water. Wish the had coke.  The gf sent back her bland sirlon and ended up with very fatty Ribeye. She said my prime rib tasted great just kind of salty. I admit I can like a little salt.   Salad was great cold plate and cold fork.  I'm gonna have to give these guys another try. I enjoyed it.


A mais completa de acess\u00f3rios de moto que j\u00e1 conheci.


We cannot say enough good things about Erik and his crew. There is no comparison between The Careful Move crew and any other moving company. They moved our whole house of high end furniture and art from Las Vegas to San Diego without any damage. They made three separate trips to complete the move. They worked into the night without complaint and were very professional. On a scale of 1 to 10 this company gets a big '10'. Thanks guys.


I am a \"Yelper\" bad and good and this one is good.  We went to breakfast last Sunday with a group of 7 of us. This time we were lucky enough to get a gal named \"Mo\". She was funny and attentive. (Not like that Donald server guy that is the complete opposite..OMG ! :-(   ).  Anyway... she made sure the 7 of us had enough coffee, water, our food came out perfect and she was there if anyone needed anything. I called the manager over and told her how wonderful Mo was to us and that we'd be back. Thanks to Mo for making our breakfast a fun and delicious one :-) !


Something is now SERIOUSLY amiss at SFSE. I was able to stop in on Wednesday, 5/2 and the first thing I noticed is the Illy coffee is gone. And I didn't see the super cool owners I saw last time. \n\nI ordered a Garlic Pesto sandwich and told them I wanted light mayo and mustard. What I got looked like a French's mustard bottle and a container of Kraft mayo had a love child together and it was not pretty. And it tasted like, well, we won't push Yelp's community standards for writing a review and you can just let your imagination fill in the blank. \n\nAfter skimming the reviews it appears ownership has changed and the focus may have shifted from quality of product to quantity of cash in the till. Which is a shame as what they had going on here was something pretty special. Now it's not even worth taking the time to exit I-215 to drive two blocks South to go to it. Tack on the stupid payment card policy (see my list description), pathetic fountain drinks that make me want to call Coke and complain directly, and a glare when I used the Yelp check in deal for free chips and a drink and I'm giving 1 star under protest.\n\nEDIT: There's been some new 5 star reviews posted for SFSE by people with no previous posts. That could be legit,  or it could be suspicious. I'm felt it was worth mentioning as this sort of thing can be people trying to counter bad reviews by gaming the system so to speak. Again that may not be happening here but it warrants keeping a close eye on it.


Best H & M I have ever shopped at. The one at home in Seattle is tiny to me, and this one had three levels, with a bathroom on the third floor (because you're a tourist and you are drunk shopping, naturally). Great selection of clothing and tons of accessories. I feel like my experience with H & M is that most sizes are gone and things are picked through. Not the case here. There were many sizes and varieties of things in all sorts of colors. I was fortunate enough to go in the fall and living in Seattle I got to pick up a lot of warm weather accessories that I am not sure many of the Vegas locals were quite ready to buy yet. I  got a huge bag for $100. Only annoyance here was that the music is way too loud and it stresses me out, but I was so consumed with finding cute clothes that I ignored it for the most part.


The sad thing is the owner has all but given up on this restaurant. I loved the food and the people. The best workers jumped ship seeing that ship was going down. I almost always spent Sunday afternoon watching football and drinking and eating, they were closed today. (December 1st) Sad to see a nice place go under. I hope the owner (Mike) gets his sh*t together and makes it work. I was the Duke here, never was before. . Oh well.