$20! for terrible food! Ugh!\n I was very disappointed with my experience at America. During long layover I'm Vegas I decided to go on the strip for a few hours. I needed to start with breakfast. I passed up 48TH and Crepes because the line was really long and there was no where to sit. My weariness led me to make the bad choice of choosing America.  I knew going on the food was overpriced for what they were serving but i was really tired after flight.\nI ordered the Chicken and Waffles and after waiting 20 min for my order, even though the place was slow, I saw my food and knew right away I was going to regret choosing this place. It came with 3 pieces of chicken which could have came fron a chick they were so tiny. I could tell the chicken was bought prepared and heated up. It had that familiar orangey color diner chicken has where the establishment is too lazy to flour chicken themselves. Lots of places actually serve this chicken and it's not bad tasting but it can easily be dry. Of course those tiny pieces were far from moist. The Waffles were crunchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle, nothing spectacular about the flavor. But my guess is that any place who doesn't take pride in preparing their own chicken, probably bought the waffle mix prepared as well.\nFunny that the restaurant is called America, pretty ironic. Lazy, no pride in your product, over charging customers, the buck you make is more important then the goods they are pedaling.  Is that what they are saying America is? \n The service was great, that's the only reason I gave them a star. Seriously how hard is it to make your own fried chicken?


Very similar to Filibertos in price and quality. Good with mass quantity. The place is small, and pretty simple.


After being disappointed repeatedly by other pizza shops in and around the neighborhood, I decided to give Pizza Amier a try.  Two years later I am still ordering from Pizza Amier and I am never let down!!!  The pizza is great as are the wings, I usually don't stray too far from my usual.  When people ask me about where to get pizza in Squirrel Hill, this is the only place I recommend!!!


I made an appointment at this location 2 weeks ago. When I show up at the agreed upon time I am informed there isnt an appointment under my name. Instead of apologizing for their error, the representative immediatley states I must have called the  wrong location and proceeds to call a nearby store. Of course, they didnt have anything under my name either, but that is because I didnt schedule the appointment there. You would think at this point an apology would be appropriate but no, I am told they are booked solid and the vehicle might get squeezed in if left all day. After further review a sliver of time is found for 3 hours later. Guess who is the only one inconvenienced, the one that made the good for nothing appointment to begin with. As we all know the key to taking a reservation is holding it, anyone can TAKE a reservation.


It's a hole in the wall, but in my opinion, great food comes from hole in the walls.  After all, I want the place that can sustain a business just from the food alone and not because it's a nice and pleasant place to sit and chat.  \n\nI'm not sure why people say that it's not the cleanest place to eat.  I didn't see any health department ratings, but the place seemed clean enough.  And after a quick scan of the other reviews on this site, it doesn't seem like anybody's gotten sick or anything either.  I suspect it's just more of the usual Madison liberal snobbery because of the cosmetics of the place.  \n\nIt's not the best Mexican food I've had.  I'd like their carne asada to be a little bit more marinated.  I had two carne asada tacos and one al pastor.  They were generous wiht the cilantro which is a definite plus.  I'd love a salsa verde option, but I'll take what I can get.  I didn't particularly enjoy the burrito as it felt a bit soggy.  But despite this, it's the best Mexican in Madison.  It'll certainly satisfy my cravings until I can get back to California or actually make the effort to make my own.  \n\n There isn't really enough seating for big groups here, but take out is always an option.


Finally found a great Vegas hotel that suits our family need - It's very spacious, comfortable, nice Jacuzzi, great indoor/outdoor pool, non-smoking, and Quiet at night. It doesn't have the bells and whistles of some casinos, but it provided true comfort and luxury. If I have to complain about something, their food selection is very limited. We go out to stripe for food.


You know how you hear about shady operations? THIS is one of them. The \"Relief Manager\" is a shady character (Lisa?) and Katherine the flunky who works as ? god knows what is a joke as well. I am warning you, this place is so far from legal you need to beware. When I first came to this joke of a place they told me they took credit cards, then come to find out my first month rent came about and they didnt take credit cards.This is how it has been, from the beginning. LIES LIES AND SHADINESS! I have finally got out of there and now they are stalking me when I hand dropped off the appropriate paper work when I was moving and after a couple months they contacted me saying they never got the paper work. I HAND DELIVERED this paper work... I then sent in the appropriate name changes to have the unit in my exes name. They say they never got that months later... haha! They call me all the time when I have asked them not to, which is against the law, please learn the law morons, since you are the business and breaking them. Please BEWARE consumers. I have never dealt with such an illegal, backdoor, shady operation in my life. It is crazy this place can stay in business.I guess its all about turnover! \n When I ask who the owner is to try and resolve this the right way, so I know it gets done, Lisa( so she says her name is), said I cant give out that info.... YOU CANT GIVE THE OWNERS NAME OUT? HA!!!!!!Really??? What a joke... BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE!  \nI will be contacting the BBB as well as the City Township to let them know all of the shady things involved in this place. I have proof of some. I will start with this, then I will move forward from there.


bit of a wait (~40 min) even though it was 9 pm on a Tues; a bit pricy, but it's vegas\n\nwe did a late lighter dinner for 5 with about 2 tapas plates per person\n\nreally loved the gin and tonic - if you like G&Ts, order one: super smooth, delightful presentation and super nerdy-cool ice (yes, ice). \n\nmarinated mussels (they come in a little tin!) and steamed mussels (yum! order with bread to sop up the juice for both of these dishes next time), meat platter (really liked the house cured meat the best), Brussels sprout salad (delish!!), sauteed shrimp (good), skirt steak with grilled bell pepper (tasty!!), asparagus (good but 10 very young - read tiny - asparagus for $12+...? really good sauce to also pair with bread) quail (tiny yummy bird), tomato bread (oh yummy!)\n\ngreat service, nice relaxing atmosphere. \n\nlovely evening!


Pretty cool how they have a toy store in the mall. Its small in here, but what do you expect at a mall? Just came here for for a few minutes to check it out and my son picked up a few beyblades to add to his collection. Other than that everything here is just like a normal toy store without the big expensive stuff.


I'd rather go to an actual Cheesecake Factory, and I don't even like Cheesecake.\n\nCheesecake factory is like getting the same gift for your birthday every year, and you didn't want it the first time around.  You know what to expect, it won't make you happy, yet here you are again.\n\nWhile always living up to my below average expectations, this place has one thing going for it, the decor.  It looks bright and nice and welcoming.  The food is average at best, and way overpriced for what it is.  Chilis or Fridays can match anything this place has, and at a few bucks cheaper.  \n\nCome because you're hungry, leave your leftovers.....


Delicious.  Great vibe and ambiance. I recommend the outdoor area in the back


Hmm - where do I start? I wish we could give 1/2 stars on these reviews, as I believe AASG would be a solid 2.5 IMO. \n\nI feel a little guilty giving them lower stars, since they're a local business in my 'hood, but I gots to be honest, right?\n\nThis restaurant/bar isn't \"bad\" per se, it just is \"so so\". You can't really go wrong by playing it safe and ordering any type of salad from here. Or, burgers. Ribs were pretty disappointing - dry as all holy hell. \n\nAlso, they may want to consider using lemon wedges in their water. Like a LOT. Or, investing in some type of water treatment system. Why? Because I thought I was drinking a refreshing room temperature glass of weak chlorine!! Gross. Or, they could consider using bottled water over tap.\n\nOn a lighter note, this place has a great sport vibe to it and GREAT view of the fountain/pond. Especially nice during warmer months - great patio area.


Show me someone who hates Boots and I'll show you a man that can walk on water. Everybody loves Boots!! How can you not?\n\nTheir points system was revolutionary to the market at the time, and still is! I collect all my points throughout the year by making relatively small purchases (such as the amazing meal deal) regularly and can afford to buy most of my Christmas presents with the points I've collected. It just means that my brothers are going to get new razors every year, but hey!!\nTheir meal deal is completely brilliant too - a sandwich, drink and snack for less than it would cost you to get to work in the morning. Result!!\n\nThis aside, I don't really like this branch. I find the St James' centre really intimidating so avoid it where I can. There are nicer branches! Plus, because it's quite central there are never any sandwiches left! boo!


We had a bison steak and mushroom risotto here. The bison was good, but I've definitely had better. The presentation is kind of drab for what you're paying. The steak was literally a slab of meat on a plate.... no garnish, nada.\n\n The mushroom risotto, on the other hand, was probably one of the best I've ever had. The menu is not particularly vegetarian friendly, so I was left with fish dishes or sides... I chose the side. \n\nThis is a restaurant you come to if you are staying at the Luxor and don't want to walk anywhere. For ambience, interaction, something else, you're better off walking to Mandalay Bay since there are much more fine dining options.


You'll often here the odd toff spurt out 'yah yah yah...meet in Elephant in Bagels for brunch?' when wandering around Edinburgh university's campus.\n\nThe shop seems to be more of a fashion statement that anything else but does nonetheless house some unique and tasty bagel concoctions.\n\nPrices can be a little daunting and as a result Elephants & Bagels is often a lunching spot I often avoid.


I don't come to Dillard's expecting a Nordstron-like shopping experience. If I need to be pampered, I go to Nordy's. Dillards is where I come when I already know generally what I want, and I know no one is less expensive. IMO, Dillard's strength is their competitive pricing and their unbelievable sales. For years, I assumed this was only temporary, the Arkansas-based retailer will randomly go upscale. They've never done this and as a result, I still love shopping at a Dillard's.\n\nThis isn't to say the service is bad, it's just that store employees do not out-number customers and sometimes this can \"feel\" like it's the case in a Nordy's---especially in Men's suits.


We went to the 7:30 show but skipped having dinner. The venue is really nice. Some other reviews complained about the seating but our seats were fine for the time we had to sit there. The show reminded me of Absinthe. I rather like these kind of productions so we had a good time. Not as good as Absinthe but was very entertaining. Loved the dog act.


Upgrade to one star based on the fact that we did eventually get resolution to our issue.  And now the details...\nWe made the mistake of not looking up this store on Yelp when we happened by it after going elsewhere in the same shopping center (The Dump).  We found a kitchen table that fit the bill for the size we had in mind.  We had a very friendly salesman and worked out a price that we could stomach and purchased the set.  Next, how to get this set into our kitchen.  We had two options: 1. have it delivered for a fee or 2. pick it up.  Well, I had a vehicle large enough to accommodate the set, so I wanted to do that.  What's that you say?  I have to go way out to the Avenues to pick it up?  Hogwash!  We opted to pay delivery and not have to don our Kevlar vests to make the pickup.  (OK, I favor the East Valley- sue me).  \nThat is where things went sideways.  \nThe \"warehouse\" folks did not call the day before our scheduled delivery, which concerned me as that was the one thing I was promised as the time was a range.  No call within a couple hours of delivery so I called the store, who got me the warehouse number.  When I called, I was told that the set was on the truck and on the way.  I confirmed the address and they had the wrong name AND address.  They were trying to deliver my set to some guy out in the WV.  They rerouted the truck and they eventually arrived after 5:00PM when we had a morning delivery scheduled.  \nUpon assembly, they quickly left and we took some time to inspect the merchandise.  There were two issues: 1. one chair wobbled due to a leg being about 1/2\" shorter than the rest.  The second issue was in relation to a bench that came with the set.  It had a upholstered seat and it appeared a box had been placed on it, leaving a depression that was pretty severe.  We gave it 24 hours to even out, but it didn't.  We then called the warehouse and were asked by a skeptical sounding lady to text her pictures of the bench so she can make sure ACME (the manufacturer) would do a replacement.  Instead, we stopped by the store to let them know the issues we had with the delivery.  The customer service manager was very friendly and helpful.  He ordered new legs for the chair and another bench.  The legs came into the store, and I picked those up but there would be a wait for the bench.  Again, they did not call to confirm the delivery window when the promised date arrived.  When I called the warehouse to confirm again, I was told that they ALWAYS call.  I begged to differ but again, she was skeptical.  By the time we got the replacement bench delivered, nearly a month had passed since the original purchase.  Notably, the new bench cushions looked a little different than the other (it was much less loosely covered).\n\nOverall, the store experience was decent (at least I was told what they thought that I wanted to hear), the product quality was mediocre but the delivery process and warehouse employee made me want to...write a review on Yelp.


Boo on the Food! This place is way over hyped. They tried to charge $7 for a little waffle and 2 cold, greasy chicken thighs. Not impressed at all. The only reason it gets 2 stars is because the waiter was nice and the place looked cool. \n\nFirst impressions are everything, so they say, and in this instance I would agree. Since moving here over a year ago I have heard people go on and on about Lolo's chicken and waffles, especially when they find out I moved from the south. \"Oh it is the best soul food\", \"They have the best fried chicken I have had anywhere..\" are some of the things people have said. We live in Mesa and there is not a location near us but this morning  we were running errands in Phoenix and drove about 15 minutes out of our way so I could finally try this place that so many people have raved about. The place was decorated nice, it was not too long after they opened and it was not busy, we were seated right away. Took about 10 minutes before we saw a server, our drinks were brought out fairly quick and our order taken. Our food came out pretty quick but what difference does quick service make when the food is cold? The skin on the chicken was not even crisp on the edges, they had obviously been sitting around for a while. I tried a bite anyway, good fried chicken is good hot or cold and this was not good. It had the overwhelming taste of flour and I think the cook forgot to put seasoning on it at all. When the waiter came over to check on us I told him the chicken was cold and I didn't want it, at first he took the plate back and didn't say anything at all, when he brought the check he apologized. I have heard people say how good it is and maybe my experience is isolated but if it really was an uncommon experience then why didn't the waiter seemed surprised when I returned it? Why didn't he offer to get me a fresh plate? Why didn't a manager come over to see what they problem was or to apologize? Maybe they are used to serving sub-standard food, that is the only thing I can think of. This place reminds me of a lot of places that were really good until they got popular, quality of food and service goes down, prices go up and the only reason they stay in business is because they are \"cool\" or trendy. \n\nBottom line - Don't think I will try this place again, there are so many really good restaurants to try in the Phoenix area and when you are going to spend an average of $10+  per person to sit down & eat somewhere, the food should at least be fresh. \n\nOh yeah, one more thing, a glass jar of kool-aid should never cost $3, unless you get to take the jar with you.


Pizza should be eaten with hands. When one bites into a slice, the cheese should stretch and form strings until one puts the remainder of the slice back on to the plate.  Nah, CKP may be trendy, modernized, but genuine pizza it's not.\n\nService was above average although I had to flag down our server. Would I visit there again? Yes, if I wanted to fuse Italian pizza with Chinese chicken salad and Mexican tortilla soup!


Gotta say.. why all the boss reviews? I just moved down from Seattle.. so maybe I have had too much good Asian food up there.. but this seemed average.. The miso.. Ranch 99 instant.. I am telling u.. it was good but I don't even think it was homemade.. Tasted instant.. \n\nFood was super average and very plain. Only way to excite my taste buds was rubbing wasabi on everything.. thats not very exciting either.. I don't know.. sushi chefs seemed cool.. waitress was like a dead fish.. lol.. prior to being chopped into sushi.. no expression and so bla bla bla..  \n\nprobably not going to repeat..


DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE.. service was a joke.. waitress was flirting with people while taking my order. Worst oily  potstickers and thinest fish on a roll ever.. I spend $50 on 2 rolls and 2 nigiri .. never got a refill and never got wasabi and ginger when asked several times. Don't ever go!


I went here awhile back after hoodwinking my dad into taking out the family there.  He won't infrequently take us out for a fancy meal when we're all together but this place goes beyond our normal haunts.\n\nI found no faults with the food whatsoever.  Everything tasted just wonderful, all proteins were expertly prepared, and the menu is also quite interesting.  The heirloom tomato tart was divine, as was the duck trio which included foie gras with a sauternes reduction, confit of leg with coffee and the breast meat with lingonberry preserves.\n\nAs great as the food was, giving this place even four stars is a stretch.  And this is due to the non-food aspects of the place.  Actually I feel a bit sorry for the chef and wish he had his own restaurant somewhere else to serve this sort of food.  Kai is annoyingly pretentious, and extremely patronizing to Native American culture.  They pretend like it's some sort of homage to the desert tribes but it's really the opposite.  I wished the waiter would shut up after giving us all these greetings in the \"native language\" and talking about the artwork and such.  They call their fry bread \"fry bread from the teachings of the elders.\"  Is that what the elders teach?  How to destroy a culture, build a huge resort on their land and then create an exercise in Western exoticism a la early 20th century Europe?  Did the \"elders\" eat foie gras?\n\nI wasn't impressed by the team of four waiters taking our plates away all at once.  I asked our waiter for water and he forgot so we had to remind him again--or rather my dad did, in his usual surly way.  Sometimes when one gets involved with elaborate service it's even easier to forget the most basic things.\n\nAt the end of the day, though, I would go back again (if someone else is paying).  The food is spectacular, and I can suffer a lot for great food.


A lengthy drive from my home in Chandler but worth it!  In large shopping center, easy parking.  Staff is friendly and efficient with good service.  Sports bar atmosphere with several large flat screens, a well stocked bar and adjacent dining room. Tables and seating was clean and comfortable.  We ordered a large shrimp and octopus cocktail, a 5 star dish, loaded with the seafood, crunchy cucumber, tomato juice, etc.,very tasty and filling, and only $13, and Bacanora, described as shrimp in mildly spiced cheese sauce, served with rice, potato slices and salad, a 3 star dish, ($14) with 6 medium shrimp despite the fact that the menu photo had twice as many shrimp, and no spiciness at all. We drank the House Margarita, $6 as it was happy hour (3-6pm).  Also had the house wine at $3.50 a glass.  We closed with Sopapillas with powdered sugar and honey, only average.  We will return to try their fish, looked and smelled pretty good.


I have been practicing at Northwest Yoga for just over a year and I absolutely love it!  The environment at the studio is so safe, loving, and welcoming.  The teachers are excellent and give a physical workout as well as a spiritual experience.  Northwest Yoga is a wonderful community that is unpretentious and where you quickly become family.  So glad I found it!


I frequent Lola Coffee on Central and Lux Coffee as well but I was very disappointed in this one. The location is quaint and the building eclectic; I do like the high ceilings but as far as comfort the coffee shops furniture are old school chairs, tables and vintage artist drafting chairs are beyond uncomfortable. Maybe they don't want people staying long but I wouldn't recommend this shop. The coffee is okay and the staff are wonderful unlike the staff at the Central location who barely say a word but I would have to say on a honest opinion, no thank you. I think there is always room for approval but they would need to makes some changes. They also close at 7pm which seems a little early for the city.


Checked in for a long weekend. It's nice but nothing special.they deserve 3 stars ,not more. The staff is ok not as friendly or professional they should be. Especially front desk. \nConvenient located next to the airport so you don't waste the time to travel to.


I tried Cafe Lalibela (and Ethiopian food) for the first time recently with a friend. \n\nI got the Mild Combination: yebeg alicha sega wat (cubed lamb), alicha sega wat (cubed beef), and fosolia (string bean concoction). The lamb and beef were fairly interchangable as far as taste, but both were excellent cuts of meat and the sauce they were in was very tasty. The fosolia (string bean) was not to my liking, but I think this is a personal preference as my friend tried it and liked it. Something about the seasoning just wasn't my cup of tea.\n\nSpeaking of tea, I also got a cup of Yekemem Shai (black tea with cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves). This not only smelled delicious, but it tasted fantastic. I normally sugar my tea, but I drank this one without sugar and it was all the better for it. I highly recommend this tea if you visit Cafe Lalibela!!\n\nAlso, the waitress was friendly and helpful when choosing off the menu. \n\nI will be going back to this restaurant again! Good stuff.


This is definitely the best burger place i've tried anywhere. If you're more of a traditional person, this may not be for you. For everyone else, you'll probably find the best burger you've ever had. \n\nI would list out my favorite things but everything I try is more delicious than the last. The things I've had and loved are the Bhan-mi burger (current fav), Miyagi-san, oxtail chili fries, pork belly buns (if you do nothing else before you die, eat these), and the chili fried chicken.


Since Jerry sold this place to some Cirque du Soleil performers it's crap!\nHad a very frustrating discussion with owner on the phone after one lousy meal\nHe could not have cared less about the quality of the food\nJust thought I'd try again and the chicken parm tasted burnt. They have \nCut down on the pasta  side  cheap throw away food.  Barf!


Hey it's Taco Bell - what do you want?  I'm giving this three stars because it's A-Ok which is Yelp's rating system.\n\nIf you haven't been to a Taco Bell before then I don't know what to tell you - it's cheap imitation Mexican food with questionable quality ingredients.  It's not like you're going to take the pope here for a visit though, you're just getting some food.\n\nThe staff at this location are helpful and pleasant, and that's really all I ask for.  I don't come here often, but it's true to the Taco Bell brand.


The hubby LOVES beer - I mean LOVES it - so I decided to surprise him by taking him to FPBC in Tempe - we had the little guy with us (as usual - I mean that in a good way). We pull right up front - Rock Star parking!  I see the misting systems going - and people hanging around the front.  Beforehand, we had a little trouble finding it so stopped at a house to ask for directions.  There was a happy hour house party going on - about 10 - 20 somethings hanging in the front yard playing ping pong & BBQ'ing - looking like a beer ad for a commerical - we asked about FPBC & the guys were very happy to help us with the directions and said cool spot you will like it!  I say to my hubby, see this is why I love Tempe, are you sure you don't want to sell the house in PV and move here!?!  Hmmmm....\n\nSo we find it, my first thought was ok, part the BWM around the corner so we blend in!  Then I thought nah, lets just go!  The first thing I noticed was a sign that read \"no Minors\" so I have the hubby wait in the car and ask the very hip, very alternative looking door guy if we can bring our baby in & he says sure just don't try and slip him a drink!  I thought I like this place already!  We sat outside as it was a bit too loud inside (for the little guy).  As well, that scene in Sweet Home Alabama played in my head about the girl in a bar with a baby!  So we sat outside - thinking that would be better? Hee Hee...\n\nMind you I hate beer but played along, so I ordered the lightest beer on the menu it was a peach ale - YUMMY!  The hubby ordered three weird tasting beers and loved each one.  We had the chicken rolls which we amazing and the shrimp Bruchetta (sp?) they use WAY too much garlic but it was still good and a great portion size.\n\nWe will go back for sure, but I think we will leave the baby at home - so we can really enjoy the noise :)


I can't say that anything was great at Los Sombreros!  The margaritas were bland, the salsa is not like any salsa I've ever seen before, the chicken tacos were tasteless.  I'll never go back there again...although our waitress was darling and attentive.


So before yesterday,*happy birthday me* the buffet at Bellagio was my #1. gourmet night had everything...\nStudio B was dinner tonight and let me say that free unlimited wine, beer, and cappuccinos= happiness bliss. Seafood night to boot. I been craving seafood all week, and finally got my fill. Steamed clams and snow crab, baked mussels, lobster bisque,miso soup, cioppino. Holy mother... \nThey now share rank 1 with bellagio.


We went here for an early dinner around 4pm on a week night so it was slow. The hostess seemed irritated that we interrupted her conversation with her coworkers to seat us. Once she showed us to our table she threw the menus on the table (literally) and walked away. As we sat there the overly loud band was doing a sound check and we couldn't hear each other talk. There was no separation between the bar and \"restaurant\".  We were never greeted by a server or asked if we would like a drink. We walked out pretty quickly and I am fairly confident in saying that we will never return to this place.


This place is really close to my house so I was hoping to find a place that I really liked, close by. I got some sort of combination plate and I was really disappointed. The rice was a gooey tasteless glob and the meat was oily with no flavor either. I am one of those people that always eats everything on my plate, and I only took a few bites of everything and threw the rest away.


My family went there for dinner for the first time tonight and it was a TERRIBLE experience. The service and the overall presentation of the restaurant were decent. The food, however, was so bad that everyone got a stomach ache. I think we all had food poisoning. The food was also either bland or very salty. We did not try the Mongolian grill section, so I cannot speak on behalf of that. Will I go back, no.


Way over priced. Bartender is cute in the face but clearly miserable. Beer tap selection is far & wide though!


The subs are very good, we had the corned beef and pastrami and the ham sub. They are made with quality meat, and the amount of meat in the sandwich was good. \nThe staff is helpful and friendly. \nThe price is right and the place is clean. \nAs a plus they have a big selection of hot sauces, rated from 1 thru 10, so that you may eat them with your chips or add to your sandwich. We tried the \"100% Pain\" and found out the name was right on. \nWill definitely come back.


My husband and I attended the yelp sponsored date night at the Arizona Science Center. We had a blast checking out all the hands-on exhibits as well as the planetarium. The Van Gogh Alive! was an excellent immersive multimedia mix of art, music, and quotes.


Went because of their $50 gift coupon.  The two for $99 filet and lobster tail special with sides and dessert was perfect.  Not Caesar salad fans but this one was tasty and the fresh bread was a nice start.  Fresh margaritas were made just right.  Leftover dessert came home with us.\nWill definitely return for their attention to detail.


I really wanted to like this place because it's so close to home.  And honestly, it's not bad, and it probably depends on what you order.  However, I wasn't really impressed overall with the food or the prices.\nThe atmosphere however, is really nice and relaxing. I would go for a drink at the bar (beer only, wine is too expensive).\n\nThe \"bread\" is crunchy flat bread and bread sticks with a smokey hummus that they bring out right away. I didn't like it, but maybe it's just my palate.\n\nThe onion rings are good, very oversized and with tasty dips.\n\nThe flat bread pizza was weak, not really anything to write home about at all. I didn't like it, honestly.\n\nThe arugula salad was good. \n\nSo it was hit or miss, but for one app, a salad and one small pizza we felt a bit cheated with a bill at nearly $60.  That's with two glasses of wine and one beer.  Next time I would drive further and go elsewhere, especially for that kind of money.


I love Denny's but after eating here I think I have to stay away from Denny's from a while. The service was terrible and there's no nice way to put it. We were given a bad attitude as soon as we walked in the door....way to set the mood!  I was mostly displeased with the female security guard for being so rude and off. I don't know maybe the terrible service is due to the fact that we visited this place late night...but  that is no excuse to treat customers so horribly.


For the TS (Town Square) Location:\n\nCame in with a party of 5 and was seated right away. It was extremely busy for a Monday night so you know the place is desirable. Inside looks amazing, has a nice  white bar and table tops with gorgeous chandeliers down the back wall. We got an Almond Joy martini,a S'mores martini, Blue Ocean Goblet and a Passion Punch Goblet as well as a classic Margarita. SO GOOD!! all this drinks were very tasty (their specialty) \n\nFor apps we got the baked brie, popcorn shrimp and a bruschetta and two of the girls got french onion soup to start; all of which were amazing! Usually bruschetta  and french onion soups are hit or miss, well Sugar Factory's TS were definitely A HIT.\n\nNext came a Tuna Melt, Tuna Tuscan Salad,Bleu Cheese Bacon Burgers and the best grilled cheese sandwich ever, had 4 different cheeses in it! \n\nPlus they have candy, lollipops and merchandise you can purchase before you leave!\n\nThe food was great and the service was well above anything else I've experienced at Yard House or Brio. Would definitely recommend to any local or tourist in Town Square for the day, GO TO SUGAR FACTORY TOWN SQUARE, so good!!! A+


i'm a fan of the devil's lake red lager, which was surprisingly flat & bitter on my last visit. food's just okay--fried cheese curds, chicken wings & nachos were typical, burger a disappointment. that being said, i always somehow end up here, and i like it. it's probably been my most visited bar since moving to madison this past summer, so i kinda just dig it's familiarity. bartenders & staff are cute & helpful. capital square location makes the crowd less young & douchey. nice to have a new go to bar when you move, and this place will surely keep me bloated & tipsy.


If you're looking for a wax specialist... Shaina is your girl! When you first walk into Pink Cherry Wax, you'll be impressed with the friendly staff and super posh decor!  I love that the hygiene is well maintained!!! \n\nShaina makes sure to get the job done as fast as possible.. and she is thorough... A little OCD never hurt anybody! I've tried a few places and she is by far the best!  Look at all the 5 star reviews.. Do yourself a favor and book an appointment ASAP!


Traveling through town and found this brewery.  They had a good selection of beer and I really enjoyed the fish tacos.


I have stayed at LVH twice previously with Hubby and had pretty good experiences, but last time we went, you can definitely feel the wear and tear. The tub was dripping all night, the elevators, hallway, and room looks worn and dated, and just gives an overall meh feel to the guests. Thanks LVH for the budget rooms for the past years, but I think I'll check into another hotel on the strip next time I'm in Vegas.


I bought a cheap car wash and I got what I paid for.  I work near another automatic car wash with a similar set-up, but since I was off today and not in the area, I needed for find a different place.  I guess I got what I paid for (?), but I wouldn't return.  I paid the automated machine, and a guy slowly walked up to the spot where I'd put my wheel into place as if I was taking time out of his day.  They actually do a quick manual wash before you enter, and manually \"dry\" your car (I say that loosly) when you exit, but I still had bird stains on my car and a couple of dirt speckles.  Unfortunately, it was just a lousy job/experience.  I gave two stars just because they do the quick manual wash and dry, albeit, haphazardly.


This is a decent hotel.  I'm not sure what the real rate is but its definitely a good deal at the corporate rate I got.  It reminds of me a courtyard in many ways.  Its clean and has a standard hotel feel.\n\nThe staff was really friendly.  AND I really liked how they automatically enrolled me in their hotel points program.   Not sure I'm staying here again as I'm already a member of another program....but it never hurts to pick up more points.\n\nFree Wifi and HBO in the rooms is a plus as well.  It located near some restaurants in walking distance and its off the main road which helps with the noise.


Definitely a cool spot, with a great downstairs bar. The decor upstairs is unique too. Serving Richardson's menu in the meantime, but something is missing when compared to Richardson's. I can't put my finger on it, but I don't get the same feeling. Worth visiting for sure.


I have been to this buffet twice and have enjoyed it both times.  The first time I visited was with my family and we had more of the breakfast items.  Service was fast and friendly.  \n\nThe second time I visited this buffet was for the champagne buffet and this experience was fantastic.  There were four of us there and the service was impeccable.  Before we had even gotten halfway through our champagne, someone was back to refill us right away!  The food was wonderful and we all left full and happy.  We certainly got our money's worth.\n\nAsk for seats near the windows so that you can see the flamingos outside.


Tandy leather has all sorts of supplies and unique leather pieces for you to make your own bags, belts, anything leather. They also have iron stencils for burning into leather! Such a find!


First time at this restaurant yesterday. My husband and I were excited about trying this restaurants after reading good reviews on Yelp. But we got mixed feelings.\n\nI liked this cute restaurant. It's clean and cozy and the people working there were nice and friendly to us. My husband enjoyed the light Ethiopian beer. \n\nBut the food....that's the thing.\nSome were good and some were not so good. We ordered a chef's combo and vegetarian combo. Both came with the crepe like Ethiopian bread and side salad. Each combo had 3-4 different dishes which were spicy chicken, cheese, collard green for the chef's combo and lentils, green beans, cabbage(w/potato&carrot) and collard green for the vegetarian combo. \n\nChicken and lentils (spicy ones) were pretty good but most of the others had more or less the same kind of taste, salty and sour....yes, \"salty and sour\" explains their food. The cheese and bread had almost no taste for me. \nOverall, I got a feeling they were missing \"taste\".\n\nFor dessert, we shared a mango mousse cake which was home made and tasty. \n\nSo my feeling is...if we choose right dishes, we can enjoy their food better, maybe? We do not eat beef or lamb, so they might be good. \n\nWill I recommend this place? I don't know...you can give a try. \nWill I go back to this place again? Maybe not. I will try somewhere else.


This hotel is in a relatively good location (in the middle if the strip), and has quite the swanky design.  However, the check-in process is totally unorganized, they're constantly running out of bottled water (which everyone is supposed to get upon arrival), the pools are small and often crowded, and the fitness centers aren't very impressive.  ALSO, the rooms only have showers, no tubs.  Only certain, higher-end (read: way more expensive) rooms have tubs.  Stratification based on tubs!?!  That is utterly ridiculous.  I've stayed at both the Monte Carlo and Mandalay Bay, and they were certainly better.  The Cosmopolitan management needs to regroup, reevaluate, and redo.


A very odd experience.  \n\nWe entered in the front of the restaurant where we were met by the hostess.  We told her we were there for happy hour and she proceeded to show us to what I thought was the bar area. Well, yes but she took us out the back door of the restaurant, to the back door of the bar.  Once there I started to get nervous.  A line of 4 or 5 people waiting to get in met by two security people checking Identification.  \n\nOnce you show the security people your ID, they then put a wrist band on you.  I am pushing 50, but perhaps without the wrist band, someone may mistake me for under 21.  \n\nFinally inside, it was a throw back to some 80's nightclub with old school music and flashing lights and more, at attention security staff.  \n\nThey feature a free happy hour buffet with assorted Mexican food, which was actually fresh and tasty.  Our server was nice and attentive.  \n\nThe entire time we were there, I was worried to why they needed a security team roaming about.


My stars are an average of my experience.  I stopped in to drop off a T I was having made for my Sister, The girl who helped us was very nice.  The pricing was more than I expected, there us to be a place out here on the west side that was half the price, but money was of no concern for my Sister... :)  I didn't have the two hours to wait, so I set it up to get picked up the next day.  Well, I got home and the next day realized I had made a big mistake, I handed them the wrong T shirt.  I called to order a new one and just use the Ts they have there instead of the style I wanted.  The person who answered the phone and took my order was so rude.  I took full responsibility for my mistake, ordered a new shirt, but he was seriously inconvenienced by my order.  He \"didn't know if he had the time\", he \"just walked in to the office and was still trying to open\" (at like 1130) and I wasn't even asking for a rush. Their website says it is done right away, and I was asking for something to be ready in 6 hours.  I think his name was Thomas, he was RUDE!


I gave this place a try two times. Both times I've been very disappointed  on the quality if the food and their extremely slow service. The food made my tummy ache all day after I returned back to the office. \nUnfortunately I will no longer return. Sorry la Paloma, I really wanted this to be my near neighborhood Mexican spot


I had been meaning for a while to this place out and finally did since it is hard to pass up The Main Ingredient. I wish I hadn't as not more than 50 feet from where I sat people where most likely enjoying some awesome appetizers and good food for way less.\n\nI tried the wings which had an odd taste but were so so. The antipasto board was terrible and for 11$ should have had a little effort to it. The food came slow as well as the service was slow and inattentive. The lady we had seemed to not be thinking about the place since we had to request a pizza to go 3 times she came back out from the back. I must note that at the time there were 2 people at the bar and one other couple in the whole place. The steak and turkey chili was pretty bad also. \n\n I am not a fan of pizza much besides maybe Red Devil or the now closed Western Pizza but I live with 3 females that are and not one of them cared for it. The bread was good but the sauce had the hint of toothpaste( probably from too much tomato paste) that peter piper seems to have in their equally terrible pizza. \n\n I can't say I will be back, I think my girl liked the martini she had but she will have to go alone if she wants another.\n\nI would mention that just like a terrible steak house or a Chili's you will pay more than you should for sub par dining. I don't mind paying well for good food but you can't help feeling like you have been ripped off when you have a larger than average bill for crappy food.


Feels dated with a hint of Ghetto. Low ceilings in rooms, reminds me of a better Circus Circus, with less ghettoness.


I immediately felt comfortable and so at home walking into this salon. The receptionist greeted me in such a friendly way, offered me a drink and put my purse away in what they call their \"Bag Valet.\" My stylist was Colie and she's hands down the best stylist I've ever gone too. Her and her assistant Jay were so funny, friendly and very easy to talk to. Their service is AMAZING and I can go on and on about it, but you just have to go in and see for yourself. Prices are a little up there, but it was worth every penny. Not only did I walk out loving my new hair, but I walked out promising myself that I wouldn't go to any other salon but Kelly Cardenas!


Incredible customer service! Scheduled them for an airport pick-up before Thanksgiving. They called to let me know driver was delayed and to keep me ontime, reimbursed me for my fare in another cab.


Went here recently for the first time. It was okay. Unfortunately I ordered pasta. It was overcooked, and didn't even have the mushrooms and olives that I asked for. My husband got pizza, and I tried a bite. The pizza was good. We did have the garlic knots as an appetizer, and they were pretty good. Customer service was meh. The girl Aleah, who was serving us kept smiling like she was trying not to laugh. It made for a really awkward dinner. I'd come back for the pizza, but nothing else. I probably won't be back though. If I'm going out for pizza, I go to Venezia's Pizzeria. Their pizza is amazing, good prices, and their staff is really friendly.


Jus Had Chicken & Dumplings At Lou's Diner across from Arizona Charlies Decatur!!!! So Yummy!!!! Jus Like Home in Louisiana!!!   Behind Walgreens. So Good!!!! Good Soup Too!!!! Homemade Lunch & Breakfast Specials Everyday!!!!-- feeling happy.


Typical food. Nothing fancy. No frills. But nothing bland or horrible either. If you're just looking for a place to eat, this will do.


I can't say I'm a huge fan of McDonald's in general. But this location is literally right across the street... so sometimes when I'm feeling lazy, I'll grab some grub there.\n\nNormally I'd give McDonalds 2 stars, but today when I stopped by here with the boyfriend... we waited. And waited. The boyfriend decided to go up to the counter to inquire about our order and not only did they apologize multiple times, but they gave us free large fries and 2 free apple pies.\n\nSo, thanks McDonalds! I like free food. :)


I Hated it!  I felt the baton throwing and staged fighting was very boring.


I have been to the Applebee's on Gilbert and baseline, and the service amazing! I live closer to this Applebee's, how ever I will never be returning. \n\nI went with my mother and sister party of three including I, I gave the host my name and I even spelled my name for her. She warned us it was a 15 min wait and I was fine with that. (I work in the restaurant biz so I have grown some patience) anyway, the host was looking for MARK party of 3, no one was responding so I asked her if she meant MARLI. She said I will check. She never got back to us so we waited a little longer, after 30 min of waited I decided to ask her how much longer, she asked for me name and she responded \" I don't have you on my list\" I laughed at her and said oh maybe I was your mark party. She looked back at her list and said oh I could t read my writing. She apologized and she kindly said we will sit you right away.\n\nWe got seated and walked up the a dirty table with fries all of the floor and food still on the seats. The male who Sat us said I am sorry we will clean it right now we are just busy. I was disgusted.\n\nI will never go back to this location.


3.5 Stars\n\nThis place is a little bizarre. When we first walked by on a Thursday night, it was packed. Not a single free table. The following day when we rolled in around 5:00 PM, we were the only patrons inside. I wasn't even sure if they were open. It did start to fill up as we were leaving.\n\nThere are no alcoholic beverages available, but the complimentary tea is good. The menu is quite small and it's obvious that they specialize in delicious dumplings stuffed with all sorts of filling. Aside from the dumplings, they also have a few salad options. I was excited to try the cucumber and jellyfish salad, but our server informed us that they're out of cucumber. A nice lady offered to make a quick shopping trip to get more supplies. She came back shortly after and said that the store was all out of cucumbers. Judging by our facial expressions, we were obviously disappointed. She offered to go to another market and try her luck there only to return empty handed again. Sacr\u00e9 blue!\n\nIt was official, my girl and I were victims of the great Montreal cucumber famine. Actually, right after our meal, we hopped over to the first grocery store about 3 doors down and found an abundance of cucumbers for sale. I even remember the price ($1.30). All they had to do was tell us that the jellyfish wasn't done marinating or something along those lines. Lying to our faces about not being able to source the key ingredient for a salad was just silly. Mise en place is an industry term that these restaurateurs must learn.\n\nOn the sunny side, the main attraction was phenomenal and our saving grace. We ordered steamed dumplings filled with shrimp, leek, and egg. The flavour was so delicate that I didn't want to overpower these tasty little guys with too much sauce. We also ordered fried dumplings with pork and mushrooms. These dumplings went great with their chili oil and a bit of soy sauce. Nothing beats fresh food that was prepared by cute ladies who are masters of their craft. I really liked the one with her hat all twisted up Flavor Flav style.\n\nOverall, the food is fantastic, the price is right, and the WC is nothing like the monstrosities I've encountered in Toronto's Chinatown. I'll definitely come back to explore the rest of the menu and this time I'll bring the cucumber ;)


I brought my car here based on the very positive reviews. While they are very friendly and honest, the service was way overpriced. I came here for simple cleaning for my system, and it cost about $100 extra in comparison to what other shops charge for the exact service. After the cleaning was done, they didn't test whether my system was working correctly or not and said that they only did the cleaning. For the price, I expected at least a test.\n\nI needed an additional service for my car, but I won't do it in this shop because it's overpriced. Other than that, they're friendly and have a nice arcade waiting area.


In the mood for Mexican and somewhere different, we found a $30 for $15 gift certificate for Jalape\u00f1o Inferno on localdines (http://www.localdines.com/phoenix?ref=19485).  A great deal.  It made a meal for two half price.  Even better; It turns out this place is one of those great family owned strip mall restaurants that valley residents should be more aware of.\n\nThe setting:\nWe didn't eat in the dining room.  But from what I saw, it was quite spacious, and had a fairly formal setting for a causal family place.  The patio is big and if you sit farther back, you'll be on the other side of a pond setting between this restaurant and Jade Palace.  It's a nice touch.\n\nThe food:\nThe chips and salsa are awesome.  There are two types of chips in the basket.  One is a traditional tortilla chip; the other is very crispy, more like a wonton.  The salsa is pretty mild, but very flavorful.  A great way to start any meal.  Upon telling the server it was our first time here, he ordered us a free tamale.  It won best of Phoenix (I'm guessing in the new times) so they're pushing everyone to try it.  It's really good.  We also ordered the chicken and steak fajitas for two.  Delicious.  The steak had quite a kick to it, something very spicy in that rub.  Also props to Jalape\u00f1o Inferno for giving both plates a generous scoop of guacamole.  Most restaurants are really starting to cheap out on it.\n\nOverall:\nThe service was great.  The food is excellent.  Jalape\u00f1o Inferno is a wonderful place to eat.  Get the localdine (http://www.localdines.com/phoenix?ref=19485) for a good deal, then enjoy a good meal!


Today's experience at this grocery store was not a good one.  Found everything that I had come for, and did it in record time . . . now the issues.\n\nFirst, the aisle that I chose to check was having card reader issues . . . finally after about 50 card swipes the reader finally accepted my card . . . this was a good thing because I did not have any cash on me.\n\nSecond, now there still sit my groceries . . . unbagged.  This is not the first time this has happened, but with no other grocery stores close . . . it is my only choice.\n\nHolpefully, they will get these issues fixed . . . I miss the old Fry's Marketplace with the greeter, the friendly service, and no issues . . .


They have always treated me well. I will review the car and have them touch up some issues . The staff is friendly.  I have never had to worry about honesty . They will buff things out if needed.


Took a few different dogs here while we were fostering and the first time they did great. We took our dog back to get another haircut and they didn't do it anything like the first. We took him back a 3rd time and told them about the great job they did on the first go-around and asked them to replicate it. They didn't. They made a lot of notes on our card and when we brought him back a 4th time, they flat out told us to leave and said \"we weren't a good fit\". The owner was practically hysterical, while we calmly told him that we weren't complaining, but just asking for them to recreate their first haircut. He told us that we were complaining. Apparently he knows more than we do, what we were trying to convey. We won't be back. We won't take any other foster dogs here. We won't recommend our foster friends return here either. What a huge mistake.


I wrote a review for the JJ on Bell and gave it 4 stars.  A reason for this one at 3.  Same service and good employees.  However the sandwich seem shorted and less delicious.  Lacked on the sprouts and sauce, two necessary plentifulls in my book.  Since I work in the area I will of course revisit.


I really like this place !!! The taste is good but I like people there. The servers look like they are brothers but all are very quiet but kind and don't bother you with over kindness. And their boba tea is the best in town !!!!


My SO and I went last night for dinner. We had the Dan Dan Noodles which I really enjoyed. It had the right amount of vinegar and peanut flavors. We had it with the small noodles.  We had the pork soup dumplings which was amazing as always. The waiter did an awesome job of explaining the proper way to eat them. We had the beef and tendon soup which was supposed to be spicy but wasn't as spicy as we wanted :(.


This should really be more of a 3.5, but I'm not in the mood to round up. IMPLEMENT HALF STAR RATINGS, YELP!!!!!\n\nAs Scott said, this place is really shabby looking on the outside. It also has really poor hours. They're labeled as closing at 3, but often I've seen them closed at 1 or 2pm. I've kind of wanted to try this place for a couple months, but have never found them open when I want breakfast type food. \n\nAs with any breakfast place, I order the Chicken Fried Steak. CFS is how I gauge a restaurant's breakfast. Screw it up, and I'll never return. This place was pretty average for it. The meat was ok, but it was a really really thin cut of meat. The CFS they serve at Blueberry Hill is much better, in my opinion. The potato chip/slice style side was really good. The eggs were a bit rubbery, though they did do a good job of the over-easy aspect of it. (gotta have my yolk to dip toast in)\n\nWe had a sundae afterward. Sadly, the ice cream (even though they have a little ice cream parlor in the place) was a bit freezer burned. For some reason, their chocolate syrup tasted heavily of vanilla. Not really sure what's going on there.\n\nThe service was nice, but a few times, my friend and I were waiting for refills or service in general. The check was dropped after we ate the breakfast portion, and we weren't asked if we wanted anything else. It's not like it was busy either.\n\nAll in all, I might return, but I really prefer Blueberry Hill.


This Subway is dirty. The restaurant is dirty, the bathrooms are dirty, the employees do not change out their gloves as often as they should, the food does not \"taste fresh\"and the cookies are always burnt. If they are out of a cookie flavor they will not take it upon themselves to provide good customer service and bake them FRESH...without burning them. I mean seriously, how do you burn cookies?? This place needs management to step in and shape this place up. BAD


New bar down town. Awesome patio bar and restaurant!  Helpful and cute servers.


Stopped in here to meet up with an old friend and of course down some beers.  Their selection of beers isn't too vast, but what they have is perfect.  It takes away from me reading the menu for an hour and randomly selecting a beer.  Now for the venue.  The inside is dark and pubby, but the outside is what shines.  It feels like you are at a backyard cookout.  Giant jenga blocks ( seriously 2x4's), giant chess, cornhole all over the place, and three ping pong tables. At first I was like they just took someone's back yard and put a bar with a window next to it.  After playing a few games, I realized this wasn't such a bad thing.  Its a great place to go especially during the afternoon.


This was not the best steak I've ever had. My husband had wanted to eat here on previous trips, but I prevailed upon him to wait for me to come with. Since we needed to get back to the strip proper for a show, we booked dinner for 7 PM. The dining room was fairly empty for a Saturday night post New Year's when we showed up, but by the time we finished eating it had filled up nicely. As with the rest of the Palms, N9NE presents a hipster image. The dining room features lots of white, chrome, and purple light. The speakers blared AC/DC and The Killers at volumes loud enough to make a conversation between two people difficult.\n\nDrinks and bread arrived quickly. We skipped appetizers as they are almost all seafood/shellfish based (allergies), and instead split a generous Caesar salad. I wished there were some larger slivers of parm and a less creamy dressing, but it was still good. For my entree I had a filet. I ordered it blue, but what arrived was more what I'd consider rare. There was some kicky seasoning on the meat, and it was served in jus with a sprig of rosemary that scented it nicely. For a side we split the steak fries, which were nicely crispy and greaseless. The servers and dining room support staff worked swiftly and unobtrusively. We skipped desserts (needed to save room for more drinks), but they looked fun... a table near us was toasting their own S'mores on a tabletop grill (but not well, unfortunately, and we were prompted to leave not just by our other commitment but also by the icky smell of scorched marshmallow and chocolate). \n\nSo, this was good, but I don't feel the need to go there again. The cut and cooking of the meat did not compare to my Vegas favorite Craftsteak, and truthfully the filet I had at the Ann Arbor Chop House the week before was of better quality and texture.


Seville Veterinary Hospital is a quality, caring business. Two out of three of my dogs have now been there. The staff is efficient and knowledgeable and understand that most people's pets are like family members. They offer numerous services for all pet related needs but do not push them unnecessarily.


This is the first time I stayed in an older Vegas hotel.  I'm only here for one night and decided I didn't want to spend too much money on a room since I'm going to be in vegas for less than 24 hours.\n\nIt's an old hotel, so I wasn't expecting much.  My assumptions were right:  an old room with a small CRT TV, old stand up shower, old bedsheets.  Everything in this hotel looks outdated although it does look clean and well kept.  I didn't have high expectations coming here anyways.  (side note:  I'm assuming the upgraded rooms look slightly different according to other Yelp reviews)\n\nI don't gamble so I can't give the best review about the casino.  Every casino looks the same to me:  slot machines and card tables.\n\nI guess it's ok if you don't mind the old vibe.


I really like this seafood buffet!! It's on the pricey side for $50 a person, but this is vegas!!!\n\nEverything on this buffet is good and fresh!! They put out big chunks of sashimi out!! Two different type of crabs and also baby lobster tails!!!\n\nThe roast beef and turkey breast is good and also a huge selection on desert!!!


I imagine at least a solid 60% of people who are trying to catch morning or afternoon flights out of here are hung over. \n\nWho thought it was a good idea to make this the loudest, brightest airport in the country?


Fantastic wraps and pizza that we all shared! \nAwesome beer selection!\nGreat service, I would defiantly come back soon.


I remember when Krispy Kreme Doughnuts opened on the west coast.  I remember these doughnut shops were found in almost every city.  One thing about a Krispy Kreme, the quality and taste is consistent.  \n\nFirst from the inside, you get to witness how a Krispy Kreme donut is actually made.  It's actually pretty cool to watch the process. Because of the assembly line process, it's no wonder why their donuts are always consistent.  \n\nService here has always been great.  When it comes to their donuts, the glazed is what they are known for.  \n\nTIP:  Whether you're going ordering inside or drive thru, request for their fresh batch. Nothing beats a fresh hot glazed Krispy Kreme Doughnut.


I'm not sure what the hype is about this place. I came here expecting a lot given the large amount of 4-5 star Yelp reviews, and I left disappointed. I ordered the original because I figured that I couldn't go wrong with an original. I guess I should just not expect so much when I eat at a 4-5 star according to Yelp restaurant. The sandwich was tiny. The flavor tasted off because of the horseradish. I was so, so, so disappointed. \n\nI also got the chicken noodle soup because it was cold, and I wanted soup. That was average. I'm glad I got the soup or I'd have still been hungry after that tiny sandwich. To be fair, I was eating buffets during the earlier part of my trip to Vegas. But, I still think the sandwich could have been a lot better given all these rave reviews.


Monday I had a low tire warning in my car. Called the jag dealership, they wanted to order a new tire without looking at the car. They do not fix flats. I went to this business and expected the same. I made an appointment. The place was packed. I was offered water. My car was looked at, I was told it would take 40 minutes(I expected longer). In 25 min the tech came out, said the repair was done and they were pulling the car up to the front door, and there was no charge. Everyone was friendly , professional,on time with my appointment, and it was free!!!  I would recommend this tire place to everyone. I brought a book because I thought I would be spending the day there. What a pleasant surprise.


So disappointed. This is not the El Charro I grew up with. While the sticky buns remain as outrageously amazing as always, the service is shockingly horrible now. I have always loved this place. I actually got married here 20 years ago. I went for happy hour tonight with my family. The food was salty and substandard (aside from the wonderful sticky buns), and the staff was shockingly rude. I am sad to say I will not be returning to my once beloved place. Time has not been kind to El Charro. What was once warm and welcoming, is now cold and unfriendly. What a shame.


I've been here twice, once with my dad and for with a company function.\n\nBoth times I felt the same way. The actual place is great. They have a nice patio with ping pong and tetherball!\n\nThey also have a great beer selection. Lots of taps and bottles, and they usually have something unique or hard to find. Last time I was there they had one of my favorites, Firestone Double Jack.\n\nAlso their apps are great! The wings are really good and they might have the best pretzels with cheese I've ever had at a bar.\n\nThe reason they don't get more stars is I have not really enjoyed much of their actual entrees. I've tried some burgers and brats and nothing was that special that would make me want to eat a meal there.\n\nOverall a great place to meet with friends, grab beers and pretzels and then play some games! Just not a place I would want to eat a full meal at again.


Place is small the staff is rude. Pool is dirty. Lol and was on a waiting list for an iron that I never got. Place sucks


I shattered the screen on my old Droid2, so I stopped by Sun Cellular on my way home from work. It was after 4:30 and the shop closes at 5. Even though Dan was still working on other phones, rather than turning me away, he said he could get mine done that day and stayed open past 5. There was a hard plastic band around the edge of my phone that was also cracked. Dan offered to replace it, free of charge, if he could take it from another phone. Unfortunately, that piece was more damaged on the phones he had, but it was awesome of him to offer!


Happy Bday to me! A friend took me and the family along to indulge ourselves into this exquisite experience of...OMG delicious eats.  I really was begging them to stop because I couldn't eat any more food.  \n\nThe appetizer that you must try is their Big Eye Tuna Pizza, mmm it was drizzeled with Truffle oil.  Oh my that was yummy.  I also got to sample the rock shrimp, and the Duck Prosciutto.  I love proscuitto, but the duck prosciutto was a bit on the saltier side, but again, it is duck.  Oh another that was delicious was the kobe beef tataki, man that literally melted in my mouth. Oh My, my tummy just started growling for that.  LOL, I don't think I can finish this review without re-living the experience again.\n\nFor some sushi we tried the Popping Spicy Crab roll, a favorite that my brother enjoyed.  I devoured the Toro sushi, what was in the platter, went all in my tummy.  We had a platter that had a variety of fish.  If you are eating here, I don't have to go in details of what I ate, but you won't be disappointed.  Toro, for sure, that was a must for sushi. \n\nOkay seriously, I am not done.  We still had more food to be served.  Main courses brought on the Kobe Beef Flat Iron and Jidori Chicken.  They both were cooked to perfection, the yummy goodness that melted in your mouth had me saying MmmMm, so good, but so full, I can't even eat more of it :(.   \n\nFor dessert we finished off with a ginger flan and chocolate lava cake paired with lychee sorbet.  I mananged to get at least a bite out of both of them, and they were yes, like the rest of my review, YUM. \n\nI can't wait to return, I'm coming back with an empty stomach.  The whole staff was very pleasant.  BTW, the seating of this restaurant also overlooks the water fountain, oh you know, just icing on the cake at this place. \n\nThanks Yellowtail for this awesome experience in my mouth, my tummy thanks you!


If I hadn't been born in Louisiana and my family wasn't cajun, I probably could enjoy it.  But when I go to a place that claims to be cajun and I see only pale shadows of the dishes, I come away disappointed.\n\nThis place seems more about the Look of what a non-cajun would expect out of cajuns than what being Acadian really is.  Nowhere to be seen is the wonderful dishes like maquechoux, and boudin, nor were the sides near what I like.\n\nAt least I still have relatives from Lafayette who send me good sausage to cook my own jambalaya and gumbo the right way.


Went here on a business lunch. and this place was just ok for me.  I am a fan of Buffets of all types, but this one is a \"little\" too fancy for me.  They did have a large selection.  And the food was good for the most part.  The Hibatchi station is a little on the small side, and it's too bad that the cooks face away from you while cooking because I enjoy watching.  The number system is a must since you don't have the interaction with the chiefs like some other joints.  \n\nIf I have one bad thing to say it is that in an attempt to be more upscale a lot of the hot meat is placed on plates instead of in buffet servers.  While this looks nice, if the food is not eaten quickly you tend to have cold meat at the end of the plate.


Holy cow, worst customer service ever. We ordered two premium wraps through the drive through. Took about 20 mins and we were the only people there. We could here the employees screaming at each other whole making our order. Won't come here again!


I have been a member of this gym for a few months now and love the location. It is right near my office so I just go over to workout during my lunch break.\n\nThe locker rooms are very nice. There is plenty of equipment and all the equipment is new, nice, top of the line. The place is just very, for lack of a better word, nice inside! There are views of Uptown all throughout the gym. I have also taken a few group exercise classes here and the instructors have been excellent. They have a functional training room upstairs which I use alot. It has ropes, TRX suspension, kettle balls, trampolines, etc. Cool room!\n\nMy only gripe with this place is that, in my opinion, it isn't that female friendly. Little things like:\n-All the cardio equipment has tv capabilities but there is only like 5 channels available and half are sports channels\n-They play like super action, blow somebody up movies in the cardio theater.....however, the majority of time there are just females in there!\n-The only free weights are in the corner (it's kinda a tight corner) upstairs. However, upstairs it is 99.9% dominated by males. I lift multiple times a week and am usually the only female up there. Many times I have felt like I was being stared at. \n\nThese things above aren't that huge and the benefits of this facility majorly outweight these small complaints.


My first experience with the \"Bat Cave\" was an evening rendezvous with a friend of mine to watch a basketball game on TV.  It was a late night game, and to be perfectly frank, I don't remember who won - actually I don't remember much of the night at all.  It turns out that they had late night specials for food service workers, and we made the most of it.  But I do remember that it was a fun night, and after looking at the menu, I wanted to try some of their food.\n\nOne of the things that intrigued me was that most of the dishes had green chili's - either in the sauce or the actual dish.  Since I love chili's of all sorts, and had never really sampled authentic \"New Mexican\" food, I was looking forward to it.  I tried the green chili stew, the Carne Adovado and  loved them.  Since then I have tried almost all of their menu items, and haven't found one that disappoints me, although I keep coming back to the Carne Adovada.  \n\nThe service has always been great - my beer never gets empty before another is brought - a really important consideration if you are eating the habanero sauce.  As has previously been described, the decor is a little different, and the bat theme a little over the top.  But it all comes together, and is a fun place especially later in the evening.  And the food is always good.


My husband and I were in the area and checked out local breakfast places on Yelp! They had good reviews so we decided to check it out. The place is tucked away in one of those shopping centers, but is very cute and welcoming! The food was great and the coffee was hot! The servers were friendly and kept my coffee cup full! We aren't in this area often, but we will be back! :)


Quaint, home-style breakfast place. Visited for lunch after a hike in Papago Park. Ordered the hog n chick with a pancake for myself and a plain pancake for my daughter. The portion size was huge for the hog n chick. I got my eggs scrambled with cheese and the home fries. Both were okay, the home fries had a strong rosemary flavor. Came away from the meal $30 poorer. Could have easily gotten a similar meal at IHOP for much less.... Only difference, thick cut bacon.


YOU CAN NOT GO WRONG.\n\n$5.50 per person for unlimited pizza, pasta, salad and dessert. Extra $1 for a fountain drink. If you opt out, snag a water cup and fill it with Sprite. They didn't say anything to us. I mean, it's Cici's. It's ghetto like that.\n\nSome necessary items to try: The Bacon Salad (only because I don't know what exactly the \"bacon\" is-- bits of plastic?), The Buffalo Chicken Pizza (I only verified this from the website-- we all thought it was nacho pizza), The Alfredo Pizza (no Marinara, sub Alfredo-- weird), and last but not least THE MACARONI AND CHEESE PIZZA. No marinara, sub maca-cheese sauce, with noodles all over the top. Nasty in the best way possible.\n\nI probably ate my weight in pizza. I'm not kidding here-- at least 8 slices, plus some salad, some pasta, a gank of garlic bread, topping it off with four or five cinnamon rolls and a slice of apple-cinnamon pizza. Delicious. \n\nThis is good and satisfying the way that hangover food is satisfying. It's like Souplantation-- but not good for you. It's like all you can eat Shakey's. Cici's doesn't attract the nicest clientele, and there's lots of kids running all over the place, but facing these horrors is worth it for the experience. I drove all the way to Vegas and 15 miles farther up the I-15 than I needed to just to experience this place.\n\nThere's commercials for this joint all over California, but I believe I can confidently say that me and my boyfriend were some of the first Californians to go out of our way to experience the nastiness that is Cici's Pizza.\n\nFor some reason, this listing doesn't come up in Google and I was only able to find it by searching by zip code on the Cici's website. Next time you're in Vegas, hit it up!


My boyfriend is a brewer and I'm a restaurant manager/ bartender. The only thing better than the beer was the service! Rob the bartender is great and everyone was so friendly. Giant pretzel with beer cheese is the perfect bar snack. Go here!


First let me say, the products are great. The two stars were for the cashier's attitude. She was pretty dry when conversing, as if I was a bother to her. Umm, hello! Why do you work there if you don't want to be spoken to?! Moron. Or perhaps its the fact people are shopping while you work? C'est La Vie, honey. They need to keep in mind, the cashier is typically the last employee you come in contact with ( as far as making your purchase). Overall, this one kind of sucked bec of that and I'll stick to the one in The Forum Shops.


Vintage Vegas at it's best! The retaurant is cool, but the lounge is awesome!! Perfect late-night spot for couples.


Disgusting...blah.  I am not real picky when it comes to casual restaurants.  But I have to admit, some of this food was barely edible.  The calamari was so chewy, it tasted like rubber.  The turkey burger ordered by one comrade came out pink.  That is a little scary since turkey really should be thoroughly cooked.  My eggplant ravioli was tolerable but made my husband gag.  One person ordered the pastrami sandwich and picked at it...and I have to say, we are not the kind to snub our noses at good sandwiches.  The only thing that was pretty good was the chicken pot pie.  \n\nOn top of the nasty food, our waitress seemed completely stoned.  It took her 10 minutes to get us our drinks and she would disappear for several minutes at a time.  When we asked her questions, she had not clue what the answer was and had to go ask someone else.  Seriously incompetent.  So, my suggestion is to steer clear of this place.


Definitely not one of the best happy hours I've had unfortunately... =/\n\nMy co workers wanted to come here for happy hour since it's right down the street from our office. I never even knew it was here since  the location is not great at all. It is not close to the main intersection but close to the back street instead. When you first walk in, it's sooooo dark in there! I almost felt like I needed to turn on the flashlight on my phone to see. lol. \n\nI think the happy hour drink specials were not that bad. $2.50 for wells and wine and certain beers. I got the Pinot Grigio wine. Obviously this place isn't a wine bar so it wasn't that great. We ordered some appetizers as well. The nachos were a fail. =/ It was that type of cheese that wasn't necessarily melted on there but just straight up dry and stuck together on the chips. The wings were ok as well. My co workers ordered the spicy ones. I'm a total wuss and can't handle spicy at all but these were actually not even spicy. \n\nI guess this was an ok place to hang out. I like that they also have pool tables and air hockey to keep you occupied I guess while you're waiting for your food. Because our service was extremely slow. I probably won't be coming back unless the co workers wanted to or for some $2.50 drinks. =P


The toasted panini that I had cold meat in the center. The music inside was obnoxiously loud. The only reason that I'm giving it more than one star is because the waiter was very nice. Everything else was less than savory


This is a decent buffet for locals, I guess. I didn't have to pay because my partner gets comps; if I'd had to pay I think I'd be a little more critical, because this is just a mid-level buffet to pay over $50 for two people. \n\n We went on seafood Friday. Nothing there was a standout- most of the fare is the same as the kind offered at most mid-level Vegas buffets- average.  We had a nice server with a good sense of humor who was kept busy in our section. The hot crab legs were good. \n\nThe things that weren't so great: The sushi was cold and not so great, the cold shrimp was soft and floppy. The salmon looked moist but it wasn't. \n\nThe hush puppies were little balls of fried salt. The fried catfish tasted like \"chicken fried\" catfish but the batter coating was soft due to sitting in the heat for a while. \n\nThe carrot cake was so dry that a piece of it weighed almost nothing. Same with the chocolate fudge piece with the icing. Sigh...\n\nSo the crab was good. The presentation of the shelled sea-food dishes was nice, and they were flavorful.  Everything else we tried and haven't mentioned was \"meh.\" Not horrible or inedible. Kids would enjoy this place just fine, as would folks with a little extra money who are looking for a relaxing food-filled time.


Favorite place to get a beer in Madison! #2 Strong Ale is always a winner and the Penguin Ale is a good standby. Great atmosphere, fun crowd, and if you get hungry, the Frabonis pizzas are as solid as frozen pizzas get. Oh, and whoever does the chalkboard art there has got major skills.


Let's start by saying that \"Tradiciones\" no longer exists and now the place is called \"Mariscos Vuelve La Vida\".   The Spanish translation to this phrase is \"Seafood gives Life\".   Ironically, this is what this restaurant is missing... life.  Made the mistake of taking some out of town relatives to eat here.  One in the party had been here before when it was Tradiciones and fell in love with the patio and the \"Mexicaness\" of it all.  Is Mexicaness a word?  I don't think so but I like it.   We ordered fried tilapia, fried red snapper, two chicken quesadillas, one carne asada platter, one chicken burrito, one Modelo Negro beer and one margarita.  All the dishes were accompanied by a fake yellow rice and refried beans.  These have to be addressed first.  I say fake yellow rice because they were trying to make the typical mexican rice but failed.  The rice was plain, saltless white rice with a few peas in it.  A mexican place that doesn't know how to make a flavorful yellow rice?? Shame, shame muchachos.  What a flavorless scoop of I don't know what!  Really?  I told the cook I would gladly come by free of charge and teach the cooks how to make really really good yellow rice but she just listened and then said she would tell the cook.  \nAnd now for the refried beans.  Mushy, flavorless, saltless something.  If I had had a blindfold I NEVER would have guess I was eating beans.  Beans can be soooo delicious made with tender loving care and seasoned properly with garlic, onions and yes...something called salt.  \nThen for the carne asada, AKA, shoe leather.  Thin slices of beef with NO salt or pepper, or any seasoning for that matter.  Telling the waitress that it was overcooked and tough when she asked how the food was did not help.  She just walked away.  Was she muttering \"that's how we always make it\" under her breath as she walked away?  The two fried fish dishes lacked salt, were overcooked and a tad greasy.  The quesadilla & burrito were passable but nothing  worth a return visit.  However, the MODELO NEGRO beer was EXCELLENT and that's how this restaurant earned its ONE star rating.  \nBTW, the chips were fresh and plentiful.  So if you want to go to a restaurant just for chips and water, you are good to go at this place.\nMARISCOS VUELVE LA VIDA, contrary to its name, will be on its last legs shortly. We should start calling the EMT's now and give it some mouth to mouth.  It is going to need it.


We've used CVS Pharmacy a few times for our pharmaceutical needs.  Fortunately it hadn't been busy so there wasn't a long wait.  \n\nThe pharmacy tech is always very nice and fast to process the prescription. We usually wait there for them to fill. Luckily it has always been 10 minutes or less.\n\nWhen you are ailing, the last thing you want to do is wait around.  They do a great job of being quick and convenient!


I totally loved this place, I have burnt out the fruit/cheese/nut salad for myself cuz I keep ordering it, but i just had to again.  The berries were amazing and sweet, the nuts were sooo yummy, creamy goat cheese, it was great.  The hubby had a tuna sandwich, and I stole as many bites as I could it was soooooooooo good!! The price was GREAT! The customer service was totally nice.  I can't wait to go back and try the cali breakfast club, the man salad, maybe a bowl.


I love French cuisine!!! I am so happy I found a home cooked French cuisine in Charlotte. I am so happy I finally experience this place! My first impression as soon as I walk inside the door, I instantly feel warm, cozy and right at home. We had an early dinner on a Saturday night, probably the third table to be seated. The hostess immediately sat us at a very corner of the restaurant with a window view to the outdoor garden patio. My back was against the wall sitting on a very long wooden church bench, a pew. Within 30 minutes, the place was packed and the tables were filled up.\n\nI was hungry and saving my appetite all day. I proceeded to order a chicken liver salad that came with a nice warm poached egg on top. I also ordered a glass of risling. The moment I took my first bite, my palet were opening up to total heaven!!! It made sitting on the church pew feel  more heavenly. By far, one of the best salad I had in Charlotte! (True meaning of Yum Salad. It is a famous salad in South East Asia). If I can lick the juice of the plate, I would. Luckily for my date, the waitress brought the spoon for me to scrap every juice of the dressing left on my plate!! YUM!!! By this time, the French owner came over and introduce himself as Fabrice! Very nice guy.\n\nFor my main course, I ordered the duck breast with artichoke, cooked as the chef would recommend. The duck breast was plumb and juicy, slightly more cooked than what I was used to, but it was still delish! The cream sauce was slightly heavy for me as I took my time sipping on my merlot chatting with my conservative attorney date who was not too familiar with French dining. He ordered overcooked steak and french fries! Bless his heart!\n\nI love this place and  the location which is close to uptown and on a trendy mixed cultural district of Charlotte, Central Avenue!!


I'm really surprised this place has such a low rating!\n\nWe were giving a \"2 for 1 entree\" coupon, and decided to come find The Cafe in the Monte. We were staying at Vdara, so we needed some food options! Very clean, great menu choices. Our server was great. Fast/Nice - but down to business. I like them like that, not too friendly.\n\nI was torn between a lot of menu choices - but went with the Chicken Fried Steak + Scrambled Eggs + Toast + Hashbrowns! All for a price of 12.99. The steak & gravy was AMAZZZZINGGGGGG. I was very impressed. Husband ordered the Ham/Sausage/Cheddar omelette and it was good. \n\nWe really enjoyed our meal here because we enjoy our time in the Monte. We decided that even if we didn't have the special deal, we would probably come back here!


I just visited this restaurant because I was attending a convention at the Las Vegas Convention center which is connected to the Hilton. \nWe felt like steak so we decided to have TJ Steakhouse which is right next to Casa Nicola, but they were booked and we had to wait for an hour. We were starving, so for convenience my coworker and I decided to have dinner at Casa Nicola.  What a HUGE mistake. \nI looked at the menu and the price was high for a Italian restaurant but figured the food must be that good.  Boy was I wrong. \nMy coworker ordered a Seafood Linguine (forgot the exact name) and I ordered the Ossobuco (veal) with creamy Risotto rice which is supposed to be one of their signature dishes. (according to their website) We also ordered some napa valley Merlot to compliment my dish. The wine was pretty good, but that was about it. Actually my Ossobuco was horrid. The meat was very tough (this is veal mind you), dry: almost like they had the meat precooked, left out and then warmed it in a steamer or something, and the sauce just reeked of butter. The risotto just sucked and tasted like I was scooping up butter into my mouth. I have not had Italian like this even at Olive garden. At least the food there compliments the price, my dish alone was $37.99. Ridiculous~!!! for the quality of food that they serve here. My Coworker is pretty much a food connesoir and thought the food was horrible. (obviously his pasta sucked too) \n\nI do not mind paying good money for good quality food but this place is not that. The food is not just average...it is horrible. \nI have enjoyed food far superior at places like Maggiano's which is a lower grade restaurant in terms of price than Casa Nicola. \nDO NOT THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY HERE!!!  It will surprise you how bad it is.


I usually love Panda Express but I won't be coming back to this one! The two ladies working were really rude to both me and my husband and were slamming our food and drinks down on the counter. One lady barely  put any chicken on my plate. I asked if she could put a little more. She said \"I can for $1.50!\". To top it off they barely spoke English. Ive never had an experience like this at a panda express. I won't be back here that's for sure!


Only korean place we'll go in town! Our favs include seafood pancake, bugolgi, seafood tofu soup.


If you want to be squished by hundreds of sweaty strangers with out even room to dance then come here. The restaurant is nice and I like the atmosphere the club has but Tao needs to seriously crowd control they let too many people in too fast, I was over it after 30 min. Not to mention the quality of people we ran into, maybe it was just random but this fat drunk Mexican literally feel on top of my girlfriend. My GF playfully smacked her ass when she got up. Apparently she didn't like that and started charging at my GF then tried to swing at her. Held back by all of her friends she finally stoped acting dumb and went away. I latter saw the same girl trying to dance on the stage where the bouncer kicked her off for being to raunchy. Thursday night might be better but I won't be going back. I've heard marquee and XS are much better clubs.


Very disappointed in this restaurant.\n\nWhen we moved to Charlotte, The Penguin came highly recommended by locals so we wanted to check it out. We stopped in around 2pm on a Saturday hoping to have a good time. The waitress (I hesitate to give her this title because her apathetic attitude hardly lived up to anything resembling that of a waitress) was slow, inattentive and rude. I ordered the chicken tenders and 25 minutes later she stopped by the table and stated \"what else do you want besides the chicken tenders\" rather than apologizing that they were out of chicken tenders and offering to show me a menu so I could choose another option. I reluctantly  chose the mac and cheese and over the next 25 minutes was actually looking forward to them, but maybe that was just the intense hunger I was feeling after the long wait. When the food arrived, a basket of chicken tenders were placed in front of me as the waitress mumbled \"oh, guess there were chicken tenders\"  The entire order was incorrect and and the food was almost inedible. I don't complain about waiting a little longer  food if the food and service is worth it. Unfortunately, the food fell short of mediocre. Our food showed up cold and was not good.


It's very loud in here.  Also at 1100 pm Sat nite I was surprised to see a table of 3 with a child clearly under 5 in the booth.  The tv that covered our booths was not operational.  Our tasty $13.99 kobe beef burgers were ordered medium but were more rare.  Other than that, our waitress was very hard working & even brought us a basket of hot beer battered fries since we had to wait for our burgers to be re-done.


Great diner to stop in and enjoy hefty portions of breakfast food while you're chilling in Henderson, NV.\n\nWe stopped in on a busy Sunday morning and only had to wait for about 15 min before we were seated. They're pretty fast and efficient here, and I'm talking about the local customers not just the servers. :P\n\n-Eggs are cooked well.\n-House potatoes were BOMB diggity! I totally thought I was going to pass on these but they're like thinly sliced potatoes sauted lightly with some salt and pepper. I ate them like chips! \n-Pumpkin bread was moist and delicious as well.\n\nDefinitely a diner we will return to if we're ever in this area again. \n\nSide note: If you're sort of a \"health freak\" but you do enjoy diner food, bring your own packets of Stevia to sweeten your coffee. They only carry the \"bad sh*t\" here (Sweet'N Low or).


Came here on a holiday (June 24TH). Very dissatisfied. Employees lounging around, mumbling waiter, dry food... I guess the staff here today would rather be home watching fifa. Hopefully for the owner the food and atmosphere is better on regular days. What a waste of time, thank god most plates are only 10$.


A total waste of time. No poop bags, lots of poop everywhere, no grass, very small. My dogs thought it was boring. We are out of here.


Sorry, little grey heads, Mia Bella Cafe is just Meh for me and not the 5-star experience that everyone else seemed to enjoy (did you?). Came in around 11:15am and the spot was empty. Like, 0 people in there. 0. I was aiming for a light meal, but there were signs for shawarma outside and I'm weak for the stuff, so I went for a shawarma wrap with a side of potato salad and then grabbed a turkey panini to eat later in the day. \n\nI'll make this quick bc it's Friday and I know you gots some partying to do... the wrap wasn't cut, so I had a shawarma burrito that was eh. I was confused the entire time on whether it was OK or not. The potato salad consisted of diced potatoes, but no mayo to tie 'em together. So, yea, just a bunch of dry potatoes. The panini was OK. Turkey, cheese, let, tom on some nice bread.... but they put it in a box with an Israeli salad which leaked all over it, making the bread soggy as hell and an open-faced panini for moi. Overall, meh. I wouldn't return.


I have to agree with Paula H. I don't know what these other yelpers are talking about but my experience was excellent.. and I had a party of 18. \n\nMy friend had come here on his previous trip to Las Vegas and he wanted to take my family here as a place to try since he knew how much my family loved sushi. \n\nEarlier that day, I made a reservation, hoping they could accommodate and I'm so glad they could! They lady I spoke with was so kind and understanding after I told her I may need to change the time of our reservation, it was originally at 5 but then I changed it to 8 since everyone pigged out someplace else earlier that day. \n\nWe got there and only had to wait a few minutes while they cleared the table. While we were waiting, we all looked over the menu to see what we wanted to order. What I find amazing is that you can order pretty much anything on the menu as part of the AYCE special (~$27 plus tip). I'll post the picture of the menu after I finish this review. \n\nDespite the fact that I had a party of 18, the server did her best to make sure we got what we ordered.. However, my cousin didn't have too good of an experience.. He ordered a few rolls but didn't get them.. Probably because other people were taking his rolls, thinking that it was theirs..right when we were all finished, BOOM all of these rolls came out for him.. most likely because he kept reminding her and she had to re-enter the order. That's the only down side to our experience. \n\nThe food was good, I didn't have any dish that I didn't like. I can't remember how many plates of salmon nigiri and dynamite I ordered but I ate like a pig! My family loves food and this was an excellent place to bring them.. Definitely coming back on our next trip!


Sch\u00f6ne Location.. aber ich bin halt kein Starbucks-fan, da gibt es besseren Cafe Aber f\u00fcr die Location gibts 4 Sterne, denn dort zu sitzen und die Menschen zu beobachten macht fun :-)


glad I only had coffee.  meh..


Haha, BJ's, now that that's aside...\n\nThe food here is amazing! I came here for lunch with my mom even though I wasn't hungry at all. Their menu is large with something for everyone, even for those like me who come in with a very little appetite. They have a small bites menu consisting of stuffed mushrooms, ahi tuna, and a few other choices for $3. I ordered the ahi tuna that was seared to perfection for being such a small filet and the portion was perfect! My mom ordered the flatbread and salad lunch combo. I couldn't resist trying her flatbread. OMG, the crispy thin crunch of their flatbread...so delicious!\n\nI checked out their beer selection and was pleasantly impressed. I can't wait to come back with an appetite to try more items and beverages off their menu! The hostess greeted us with a smile while she sat another party in front of us and then came back right away and sat us. The server was quick and the food came out fast. The decor was nice, but its still a fun casual restaurant.


Goodness.\nI come from LA... so I'm very familiar with vinyl record stores, used book stores, large CD stores, gigantic dvd selections, and etc.\n\nThis store, which I visited on a whim after a trip to a yelped restaurant, did not disappoint. In fact, it surprised me. The selection was extremely competent. For such a jack-of-all trades store, it barely had a jack-of-all trades selection in any department. The most one could really complain about was the manga library, but I hardly think that's what people would come here for.\nIt won't have every single item you're looking for, for sure, but you shouldn't expect something like that from a non-specialty store... but don't be too alarmed if you DO find something you didn't even realize you were looking for.\n\nI found every DVD I was curious to see if they had it, but I couldn't find every CD I was looking for. I couldn't find every Video Game I wanted, but I found a lot more I was surprised they would even still hold onto.\nIn-all, this store was a very pleasant surprise for me.\nAnd their prices are a steal compared to most places.\n\n5 stars. Would frequent if I lived in the area.


Easy to enjoy such clean fresh food. This restaurant would be a great addition to any city.  It is wonderful to have restaurant owners who are responding to our community wanting more organic and healthier choices.


My family and I tried this for the first time about a week ago. The food was unique, and very good for adults, but my kids freaked out about it. They had very unique draft beers and unusual drink choices.  It was a little Spendey, but we really enjoyed the change.  Great happy hour prices and happy hour every day of the week.


I am a theater nerd, and I sadly don't get enough of it living out here in Vegas.  Sure, I could go spend a crap ton of money to go watch all the Cirque shows or see Phantom 14 times, but my wallet can't really keep up.  So when I had the opportunity to get some discounted tickets to see \"A Midsummer Night's Dream\" performed by the Utah Shakespeare Festival at CSN, I jumped on it.\n\nThe theater of course isn't huge, but it's a good size for the CSN campus.  Acoustics are great and there really isn't a bad seat in the house (not a lot of seats on the edges of the theater).  There is a small but nice lobby and everyone working there was very friendly and helpful.\n\nWe weren't sure where to park so we just parked in the front of the school and walked over to the theater.  There is, however, a parking lot right in front of the theater.  The lot is off Community College Drive which is on the west side of the campus and north of Cheyenne.  You will see the parking lot on the right hand side.\n\nA nice spot for a date night or to get your theater fix.  Maybe if you can work things out you can visit the Planetarium at CSN too and really nerd up your night.


The concept is amazing, and I probably set my hopes too high for this little joint. Watching a movie and enjoying full service food and drink at the push of a button? What's not to love?\n\nTurns out, just about everything. The execution was totally off. We were the only people in the theater but somehow the service still sucked. The food was mediocre. The second run movies were mediocre, but plenty entertaining after a couple glasses of wine, which were offered at a decent price.\n\nI guess it's the cheap bastard gene in me that has a problem with this place. I nearly bust a nut when I have to pay full price at a regular theater and shell out for their snacks, let alone drop double the amount on a crappier second run version of the same theater fare. \n\nI'll stick to catching the drive-in double feature with my own bottle o' wine and snacks, rather than return to this place and shell out obscene amounts of money on freezer-burned puff pastry and vino.


Kind of a sports-bar atmosphere on a Tuesday night.  Pirates on TV, good beer and wing specials, and some really loud fans.  Great place to hang out and watch a game.  Food is average bar food though, priced okay.  Be sure to look at the specials when u come in so you aren't jacking up your bill unessessarily with your normal draft when you can get blue moons for a buck or two!


Happy is the name of the game here. They have a pretty awesome happy hour and luckily, the hours aren't too limited, so I can actually make it in time. They also offer it on weekends and all day on Sundays during the football season. Sweet. \n\nI've always been a fan of Claim Jumper, one of the better chain restaurants around. Big portions and pretty tasty food. Desserts are good here as well. \n\nMy fella's not a fan, so I don't get here too often, but it's always a food option for HH.