Eating at Wahoo's definitely reminds me of college days in San Diego :)\n\nI grew up in SoCal, and embarrassingly had never eaten at Wahoo's....I mean, it's a chain fish taco place, how could it be any better than El Pescador or The Best Fish Tacos in Ensada? Well, okay, it's not.... BUT it's darn good for a grilled fresh fish taco and considering I'm in the middle of the desert, that's pretty awesome!  \n\nI have a hard time deciding between the original style vs. the citrus slaw bc both are equally yummy in my opinion: the citrus slaw is fresh and compliments the fish well, but the green sauce is soooo good!  I always just end up ordering one of each! Problem solved!\n\nThe decor here is casual surfer/skater hangout, and they're always playing chill rock/alt that reminds me of carefree high school days in the sun. The bar always has at least 2-3 people there (even in the early weekday afternoon!), and I can only imagine it being more popular after work lets out. \n\nI live so close to Boca Park, I'll be back often!! Kowabunga dude!\n\nPS- free wifi!


Mediocre steakhouse - nothing was knock my sock off delicious. Everything was kind of average. \n\nSommelier was spot on\n\nSo many better options to choose from based on pure food in LV. \n\nA reminder to self - to not to go back.


The original plan was to go to Marquee but after waiting there for almost an hour, we decided that we could have just as much fun if not more elsewhere so I texted my promoter who immediately directed us here instead. \n\nThis was my first time at Haze and although the club itself isn't as extravagant as Marquee or XS, my girlfriends and I still had fun! It really is the people that you're with that makes the night and not the venue. \n\nMy promoter helped us to the front of the line and we didn't have to wait long. Before we went in, he also gave us 2 drink tickets each. Once inside, the bouncers made sure we had a good time and directed us to different tables for drinks. The guys here were actually pretty nice too and not creepy, which is so rare in Vegas. \n\nAlthough the dance floor was small, we actually had space to dance, which was a major plus because anyone who has been to Marquee or XS knows that you can barely move, let alone dance, there. Coming here definitely salvaged our night and we all ended up having a good time!


Great hotcakes. No so great wait.  The hotcakes are worth trying, but there are other places in Pittsburgh that have much shorter waits that I prefer.


I use to have my boots repaired at Jova's but they increased their prices so much I stopped.  Does pretty good work but have out priced himself!\n\nThere are other Boot Repair places in Las Vegas that do just as good work at much lower prices.


An amazing dinner (minus the cold greeting at the front door followed by confusion with my reservation) The BF and I were traveling with another couple and we were looking forward to this dinner.  I ordered the cookbook tasting and the remainder of the party ordered the pre-theater menu. Potatoe and leek soup amuse bouche to start...lovely with a zest of orange for tang and crisp croutons. Warm rolls are offered. accompanied by salted butter, the meal itself from start to finish was excellent in flavors and presentation-the Tuna Tartar was very fresh, some of the best tuna I have had in a long time.  Given the service and level of food I would expect to pay more, but it was very reasonable and we ordered a bottle of wine.


more for their $$$ desserts, I mainly come here just to marvel at their chocolate fountain. For all you instagram aficionados, it's picture worthy. If you have the money to splurge on desserts do try their coffee and almond gelato with the waffle cone. Might as well go full out if you're going to spend almost five dollars on a scoop of gelato.


It is a older hotel so you don't think of going there for the buffet right of the bat.  We somehow ended up here and the buffet was pretty good.  Not the largest selection but of what they offered everything was good quality (that's what really matters).  I was pleasantly surprised.  Would definitely go back.


D&B is a great place for the family to go have some fun in doors playing video games, bowling, and shooting pool.\n\nMy 10 year old son really enjoys this place compared to the other places that have indoor games.  We like to compete on the driving, skiing and trivia games.  It's a good time if your into playing like a kid!! \n\nWe usually don't eat here for there are better options for dinning near by.  The service is usually very good.  We started a game that stopped mid-way through and one of the managers gave us credit for the game.  Then he gave us an extra game card with some credits as a token of his appreciation for coming to D&B! Wow a guy and what service!\n\nThe kiddo's like redeeming their tokens for toys and stuff in the gift shop.  Sure the options to choose from are cheesy, but the kids really enjoy picking out a new toy.\n\nI recommend planning a head and going on a day they are running a special like on Wed they had 1/2 priced games.  Have some fun with your family and friends being a kid again!


I never had any major complaints about Enterprise. Make sure you bring the car back how you left it(as far as gas is concerned) or they will charge you $10, a gallon.


This was one of the best stays I've had in Vegas so far.  The room was super clean and HUGE, especially for the average deluxe room on the strip.\n\nEven though the hotel itself is considered to be quite out of the way from the rest of the casinos on the strip, it offers more in their typical room than most other higher-scale casinos.  The additional square footage is definitely noticeable, along with having a 42\" HD plasma tv on the wall facing the beds, another smaller HD tv in the bathroom, ipod capable clock radio, his and her closets (!), his and her sinks, shower AND tub, a separated toilet, reading lights built into the beds, workspace, and a view of the pool area (Mandalay's backyard) to boot!\n\nThe hotel's casino is huge and it is quite a pleasant surprise to find the casino not completely filled with cigarette smoke as I've previously encountered at other hotels.  Instead, they've somehow replaced it with a subtle scent of fresh coconuts.  Their sportsbook is SPECTACULAR...one of the most impressive I've seen.  The casino level is also directly connected to THEhotel on one side and a mall that leads to Luxor and Excalibur, along with a ton of great restaurants, as well.  You basically never have to leave this resort -- it has everything you'd possibly need.\n\nOne thing I was disappointed with was the pillow-top beds...they were far too soft for a side-sleeper like myself.  (If you like firm, the beds at MGM Grand are the best!)  The quality of the bed sheets was low in comparison to those at MGM Grand, even when this hotel is supposed to be on a slightly higher scale.  For this reason, I can't give Mandalay 5 stars...yes, I put a lot of weight on beds, ha.\n\nFor those who aren't VIP (i.e. me)...imagine all this at the unbelievable rate of stay one night, get the next comped (!) as one of their promotions (came out to $50/night).  I bet there's no place on the strip that can possibly beat that two-fer!\n\nBig ups, MB!


Came here because I was curious as to who was now occupying the old Slidin Thru space...  Very friendly people, offered a sample of the meats so I could decide.  The pork was very good, reminded me of what you would get at an actual Luau in Hawaii..  The steak? Not so much....   I chewed, chewed, chewed until the piece of steak lost its flavor and I felt like I was chewing on meat bubblegum. I choked it down and decided steak wasn't my thing.  Chicken was good but not any different than what you would get at Zaba's or Chipotle...  Ordered a Pork and Chicken bowl, the black beans that came with it tasted like they literally came straight out of a can, no seasoning detected.  The portion also seemed small for the price... I get about twice the amount at Zaba's. enough for dinner and leftovers for lunch, even though the bulk of It is cheap rice and beans, I feel like I am getting a good deal when I can have two meals for the price.  Probably wont come back, sorry


Veggie Sandwich (Something like that) \n\nThe cooked mushroom portabella, red and green peppers, with onion and cheese was well worth it. The bread was super soft and the sandwich was perfectly sized. \n\nThis place is located on the first floor of the city center alllll the way at the end of the mall away from the main entrance.


A good place for kids. There is a play area. The pizza was not very bland/generic. If you want good pizza this is not the place.


I love this place for dancing; the music on Sat for Doom Disco is spot on!  The attitude is refreshing, a live and let live bunch of folks... It's a little hard to find if you haven't been there/ look for a lit up red sign in the window/ have fun and dance your ass off!


Bachi Burger is a staple in bringing flavor and culture in Las Vegas...\n\nThis was a to-go order that consisted of the Miyagi burger and the infamous oxtail chili fries...\n\nMiyagi Burger: teriyaki glazed medium rare grass fed wagyu beef, chili mayo,  fried egg, furikake (seasoning you put on rice), bacon, and crispy onion strings...plenty of flavor in this burger...you have the sweet, salty, and savory...excellento\n\nOxtail Chili Cheese Fries: honestly I have 5 stars in this review when I really mean for it to be 4.5...The reason why are the fries...it probably has everything to do with me taking a to-go order however the fries weren't as dank as the other times I had them...since it was a to-go order they separated the chili in a different container from the fries, jalape\u00f1os, cheese, fried egg, and cilantro. ..The fries for some reason were dry and hard...The chili is great as usual...very sweet and savory...These fries definitely taste better if you have them at the location...I forgot to mention the order size seemed smaller than usual\n\nAll in all if you never been to Bachi Burger I recommend trying it at least once...I know fusion cuisine ain't for everybody but for the majority, it is..


I have never written a bad review, but I must say that from these other reviews I had such high exptectations-and was SOOO disappointed!!\n\nThere were obvious problems in the kitchen last night. This was what I hope was not a busy night, apps took 25 mins, and entrees came out after the table next us, who came and order.ed well after us- WERE FINISHED! When our food made it to the table one was wrong and one was cold\n\nThere are bad nights in kitchens all the time, but the service made this the worst dining experience in recent memory.  The front waiter took our order and we didn't see him until after we flagged him over wanting to cancel our food that it took so long.\n\nAfter all this was going on and my guest was fuming about the ice cold halibut- the matred never came to the table to apologize and try to make it right.\n\nMy friend left without having an entree and feeling very under served.  Worst dining experience.  Another case of a celebrity chef slapping his name on and photos up  in a Vegas restaurant.  I can only hope that he doesn't have a daily hand in that mess.


Drove into Pittsburgh really late at night. So late the city had pretty much shut up shop. Walked around Station Square for literally an hour passing this place three times before finally having lost all sense of reason and succumbed to the kitsch seafood decor, flying shark with mardi-gras beads in its mouth and party lights. I am allergic to crab but thought hey you only live once right?! and ordered the lobster and king crab steam pot from the extra super buff teenage waiter whose shirt was so tight I could not understand how he could carry around a tray full of food. He was pleasant enough and although the place was practically empty he was never around when I wanted him and always around asking if I needed anything while I was stuffing my face full of sea creatures. The steampot was fine but the whole box of spices they add to it completely ruin the dish and I shudder to think they try to do that to hide how not-so-fresh the seafood is..ugh..Well I didn't have my face in a toilet or have exploding diarrhoea after or die from sea creature poisoning so there's a plus. The prices are really high for what they serve but Pittsburgh is pretty far from the ocean. On the plus side I love trains and you can sit right next to the train line and not even hear them pass every 20mins. Also the view across to the city is amazing across the river framed by the monumental massive amount of bridges and you are literally steps from the funicular to walk off your dinner. So whats the lesser of two evils this place or the Hard Rock Crappe next door?


I can't stand this place, but seem to end up dragged here for birthday parties. Maybe it's the Saturday night crowd that makes it so awful. I'm not sure, but every time I come I leave pissed off and broke. \nWe usually rent one of the \"cabana's\", which really isn't worth it because it gets so crowded you end up with a bunch of random people all in your space anyhow. They also grat your check at 50 percent. YEP! Our bill for the 3 of us (yes they did split checks after throwing a fit about it) was $120.00. We had strictly beer and wine. After looking closely, the added on tip was $59.00. We never saw the server again, so we signed and left. I hate it so much here anyhow, I would have payed every last cent in my checking to get the hell out of here. \nThe staff is slow (though they are way overworked) and rude. The bussers and bouncers like to say \"get out of my way\". (Real nice). \nI guess it would be fun here if you like getting \"totally wasted\" with a bunch of less-than 21 year old's trying to hook up and pull some sub par dance moves on the tiny inside dance floor (which you step up to get onto and people are always bailing on the stairs). So I guess if you like watching drunk people falling you should stand here! \nIt's just crowded, messy, rude, and reminds me of Spring Break in college seeing how drunk and obnoxious I could get in Rocky Pointe. \nNo thanks. Next time there is an event here I will try to plan a dinner first and skip out on \"all the fun to (NOT) be had\" here. \nMaybe it's better on a slower weeknight, but I honestly don't care to find out.


This family run business is the next best thing to dining by sunset in Hawaii!  First off, the place is immaculate beyond compare-and you always see the owners and servers tidying up a spotless shop.  The food is freshly prepared as you order-and delish doesn't begin to describe it.  You can indulge your whims with fried delights or maintain your calorie conscious ways with their grilled options like BBQ Chicken-my fave!  I am always greeted with a warm smile-and they know my order before I state it!  Great weekday lunch specials.  While I live on the other side of town, when I can it is one of my travel stops.


Every time we come the service is prompt and courteous.  We had Nicole E again as our server and she is phenomenal.  Super nice and checks on you just enough.


Terrace Point Cafe inside the Wynn Hotel\n\nFirst of all what a fabulicious luxurious hotel!  Steve Wynn got the classy swank pimping down- even the air smells better at the Wynn!\n\nOk back to the review for Terrace Point Cafe...I gave it a 3 star but it's not really that bad it's like a 3.75 star worthy.   I just had reasons that I couldn't give it a 4 or 5...here's why:\n\nThe decor inside the cafe is like opulence on opium....like a dreamy tea party with bright colors and beautiful shapes.  The booths are like sitting on clouds and the view of the outdoor is soothing.\n\nThe waitress Nancy was \"super\" nice.  I quote \"super\" because she was extremely overly glare-in-your-face friendly which bit us in the ass (explain later).\n\nOrdered:  \n\nFrench Onion Soup (cheesy and yummy you can't go wrong with cheese, bread and onions).\n\nChicken Quesadillas with sour cream, salsa and guacamole...it was tasty and fulfilling (you get 5 large slices).  I asked for hot sauce and they brought me Tabasco when I really wanted Tapatio but of course the Wynn wouldn't carry such brand *BoOooo*\n\nThey have KILLER FRENCH FRIES here!  Crispy thin seasoned fries that is crunchy good!  Interesting that it was the FRIES that impressed me out of everything.\n\nStay Away From:  Prime Rib Cheesesteak Sandwich with mushrooms and onions...NASTY DRY BLAND disappointment!  The meat tasted like they washed away all the seasoning with water.  It was sad.  I was a sad sad girl.  How do you mess up such an easy dish!  \n\nThat's not the worst part.  Our waitress came to our table afterwards and asked if we wanted a to-go box which we politely declined.  She then asked innocently, \"Are you sure?  You have a 1/2 a sandwich left!  Didn't you enjoy your meal?\"  We told her that the sandwich was dry and bland and asked if they usually serve it with au ju sauce...Do you know what she said?!?!\n\n\"Oh yea...out of all the dishes we have that is like the worst dish to get.  I had it before and it was dry and not good.  I wouldn't recommend it.\"\n\nFirst reaction:  What the hell!?  Why didn't she tell us that when we ordered it!?!?  I think being nice is cool but be honest with your customer!  She basically rubbed it in our faces and at a classy place such as the Wynn Cafe it would've been great to have the sandwich either re-made or taken off the bill...that would've bought my review to a 4 star (lol).\n\nSecond reaction:  WOw...so this wasn't just a bad day for the Philly sandwich but it's ALWAYS this bland!  Even the staff recognized it as a BAD SANDWICH!  I expected more from the Wynn.  The chef should be alerted immediately and he/she should either pull it off the menu or season that bitch!\n\n*sigh*\n\nI'm sorry but I hate it when good restaurants serve bad food...\n\nIf you want a burger or appetizers go here for a leisurely meal but the total bill comes out to almost the same price for the Wynn Buffet so if you want to experience a good meal at the Wynn hit up the buffet instead!\n\nCheck my Wynn Buffet review.


I want to preface this review by stating that I have over 25 years experience in retail management and customer service so I understand fully the rigors of large big box store and interfacing with customers on a daily basis. \n\nI was pretty appalled at my recent shopping experience there and because of what occurred I won't shop there again. Prior to this I liked this store a lot and shopped there often. Its clean and well organized. Generally the staff is helpful and not pushy and they have great discounts on plants in the garden department. \n\nI went in to buy 4 eye screws for a shelf I had at home. My sale totaled a little over 5 bucks for the 4 screws. I paid for them inside the store and specifically asked the cashier to put the receipt in the bag where it would be visible as I next was going to the garden department to check out some plants on my way out. it was a small bag and the receipt was hanging out of it not to mention the bags they use at Lowe's are translucent and you can see through them fairly well. \n\nI picked out 3 plants in the garden department and went to the counter to pay. I placed the bag of the screws on the counter as I went to get cash out of my purse. The receipt was hanging out on the top of the bag and you could also see it through the side of the bag. I was really taken aback when the cashier asked to see my receipt for the stuff in the bag. I cancelled my purchase and went to the front to ask for a manager. \n\nHe explained that it was store policy for the cashiers in the garden department to ask for receipts for items not purchased in the garden department. I've made 25 or more purchases the same way... first in the store then out to the garden department to get some plants.. and NOT ONCE has anyone EVER asked to see my receipts. My own experience in managing a big box store that's owned by the same company as Lowe's tells me that this is NOT their policy and the policy is to ask for a receipt for a large un-bagged item that is hand carried by the customer such as a garden hose or a carpet or lumber etc. The fact that the bag was on the counter with the receipt hanging out of it and clearly visible should have been more than enough for this cashier. I can only venture to guess that she had a desire to exert petty authority and this is how she did it. I've seen this before and had the unhappy experience of managing the same type of employees and had to counsel and re train them.  Nobody wants their shopping experience to include a shake down and I certainly felt it was way out of line. \n\nI got a call from one of the store managers the following day after complaining to the corporate office and I felt his response was lack luster. While he valued my input as a consumer he sure didn't do anything to win me back as a customer. If this had come across my desk as a manager I would have asked that customer to come into the store and offer them a $10 gift card to show how much I wanted them back. I'm not looking for handouts but I spend money at Lowe's every month. In protecting those 5 dollars worth of eye screws they lost hundreds in future sales. A 10 buck gift card could have won that back. its simple math. \n\nI'm back to shopping at Home Depot now and that is where I'll stay. The prices are lower overall and they seem to value the customer a great deal more.


Decided to try this place out due to the awesome decor but was sadly disappointed. Coming from a restaurant background I know what to expect and what is incorrect. To start off my boyfriend and I were greeted with an unfriendly guy who looked like he was more than ready to leave for the night. he brought us our drinks then disappeared for quite some time. By the time he came around to ask for an appetizer order we were already losing patience. The food took forever to hit the table. The food was mediocre and the service didn't help. We had to ask several different people to fill our waters and were only checked on once which was when we asked for the check. I had high hopes for this place but simply left with leaving a note on the check saying \"service needs a lot of work, step it up.\" Won't be going back.


My fianc\u00e9 and I came here last night (7:45pm on a monday) for dinner and the hostess sighs as we walk through the door and the first thing she says is \"you can sit at the bar or there will be a wait because we only have 4 servers working tonight.\"\n...wonderful greeting...\n\nI look around and there were already several families waiting, and over half the restaurant was empty tables because they are severely understaffed and just not seating most of the restaurant. I asked what the wait for a table was and the hostess says \"I don't really know exactly...\" Just as her manager walks up and loudly whispers, \"just tell people 20 minutes.\" \n\nWhen we decided that we would wait for a table the hostess hands us our buzzer and says, \"just let me know if you change your mind, and ill erase you from our list.\" As if to try and convince us not to stay. My fianc\u00e9 and I just looked at each other, handed back the buzzer and left.  \n\nI have been here and the food was decent, but the service has always been horrible, and something tells me there is a reason they only have 4 people serving a half empty restaurant.  \n\nI'm not one to write a bad review either, actually I don't know that I've ever written a bad review, or any reviews for that matter.  This experience just irritated me enough to get back on yelp and let others know to go somewhere else.


I'm not a huge fan of Mexican food, so I usually order a quesadilla of some sort. I came here for lunch today and ordered a cheese quesadilla. The server asked if I wanted it crispy or soft. I was a little confused and told him I wanted a folded quesadilla, not a cheese crisp. He then told me that unless I order the quesadilla with meat, that all they do is put cheese on the tortilla and put it in the microwave. I was even more confused. Why would I come to a restaurant to order food that has been prepared in the microwave? And why would a restaurant admit to microwaving their food? Anyways, my friend and I decided to split an order of mediocre nachos. Needless to say, I will not be back.


Seemingly, bars such this are effected massively by the clientele. This particular All Bar One, nestled in the middle of Edinburgh's financial district results in mostly desk job monkeys frequenting the place.\n\nOne thing I've learnt in my time in Edinburgh is that such clientele and students don't mix. Thus, All Bar One is best avoided .\n\nDrinks, food etc are all pretty standard - not that dissimilar to Wetherpoons in what it offers.


I've been here twice for happy hour. The drinks are fine price-wise, and the food is ok - too greasy in some cases. I would come here again if the service were better. The first time we got a waitress with an attitude, and the second time the waitress apparently had better things to do than her job.


Spent the weekend and Pittsburgh and started out Friday night at Mad Mex for Happy Hour and some dinner. Happy Hour was a pretty good deal with half price wings and cheap drafts. The wings were good and the beer selection is above average.\n\nFor dinner I had the carnitas enchiladas (i think). It didn't taste bad but I definitely had better Mexican elsewhere even elsewhere in Pittsburgh.


The wings here are excellent.  The \"suicide\" heat level is not ridiculously hot, but very tasty and they aren't over-powered by vinegar as too many other places do.  My wife loves the white pizza with garlic.  They are generous on the cheese and the thin crust is very tasty and well done.  Service is always good.


Hm this place is just weird. Just weird . Period. \nThe ambiance is hella nice, the use of Styrofoam plates seemed a bit ghetto for me. \nWasn't sure if all the meat looked .....okay. But the selection of chicken pork beef clams mussels scallops crab of 3 types were there... just didn't look appetizing... I dunno (@.@)\nService was prompt and polite, plenty of parking, big place


Just wanted to put in a plug for their new food cart, on Johnson a little east of Mills. They have squash curry, mango/pineapple curry, and a few sides. This is my new favorite food cart in Madison. Fast service, good prices, and the best curries in Madison (aside from the brick and mortar locations).


If I could give it a zero I would have. This was the worst nail job that I have ever had. I went into get fills on my pink and whites. I decided to get a color tip that turned into this thick big blob on my nails. It was the guy that has long hair that did my nails, he said that he has been doing them for 11 years. I don't honestly believe that he even has a license. My nails were so think and clumpy that he went to go put the gel on them and I told him that I did not like anything that he has done to my nails and that they are horrible. I had to ask him to sand them down more so that they didn't look like a 1st grader did my nails....he also took my nice curve that you have in your nail that seperates the tip and made it a straight or semi straight line. I asked him what happened to my curves and he just sat there. Not to mention the (2) smoking breaks he took while doing my nails....I mean who doesn't love leaving a nail salon with there hands smelling like smoke. I would not recommend this place to anyone!!!!!! A complete waste of money!!!!


Ok so I came back here the other day, for nostalgia more than anything, and I realised that the seats are more of a novelty than anything else. Don't get my wrong, I LOVE Baguette Express, but it's always so busy and you must save about 15 minutes for queuing, particularly in this branch!!


Ok this store just got a big fat ZERO! how do you sell the same clothes in the same store and when you find one marked at $170 and the other on sale for $88 and not honor the lower price! Sorry don't except the excuse different department. You're the same fucking store and the store manager wouldn't do shit. Poor customer service, any other department store would except the fact they screwed up. \nDillard's you just choked the big one


Pizza, garlic knots and beers are all pretty good.  Assuming you can get a server.\n\nOn my last trip, about 5 minutes after sitting down, a server dropped menus on our table without breaking stride and without saying a word.  Another 10 minutes passed and he didn't return, so... fuck it.  Lots of places to eat in Vegas.  The party at the next table had the same problem.\n\nTiny place, so seating can be a challenge.


My favorite show in Las Vegas so far! I am such a fan of The Beatles, and was excited to check out what the show would be like and how the music would be incorporated. I am happy with how a lot of music was somehow remixed or played throughout the show. \n\nThe whole theater has a \"Liverpool\" ambiance, with the ushers dressed up in costumes, and every seat is a \"good\" seat, you can't go wrong where you sit! My favorite acts were \"Something\", \"Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds\" and \"Come Together\".\n\nThe only downside, not really for me, but for others would be that there is not real story or plot line being followed, so when the show ends, you're left feeling kind of puzzled. But like I said, it's not a big deal if you are a fan of the music or The Beatles themselves.


So it's a restaurant chain. That doesn't matter to me I'm a fan. I admit that I don't ever eat at Buca unless I have a coupon, but come on they send them in the mail all of the time! I'm also signed up on the e-mail list so they send offers that way too. I received a $20 off with purchase of 2 entrees and wanted to take advantage of it since I hadn't had Buca in a while, and it was better then the $10 off they generally send.  \n\nWe arrived just after 5 pm. The parking lot was pretty empty and when we got inside we were able to have our pick of where to sit since they weren't busy. We must have just beat the dinner rush coming in because the restaurant soon filled up. Our server brought some complimentary bread that I had to force myself to put down to save room for my meal that was coming. I could have eaten the bread all to myself! Since Buca serves family style meals the portions are big. They have small and large sizes, but don't let the small size trick you into thinking it isn't much because it is plentiful. \n\nI ordered the \"Penne Arrabbiata\" priced at $19.99 for the small. It had spicy Italian sausage on top of the pasta as well in the sauce. I wasn't crazy about this dish simply because it had too much sausage flavor. I like sausage, but don't like it overpowering certain dishes. The sausage that was on the pasta also was a bit dry. The other dish I ordered was the \"Baked Lasagna\" priced at $19.99 for the small. This is so good! The meat sauce it tasty and the cheesy goodness it what makes it! There is ricotta, mozzarella, provolone and parmesan cheese in this lasagna. Very comforting and delicious! \n\nYou can phone your order for pick-up if you don't feel like eating inside. Buca has several options as far as catering goes. You can pick up \"Party Pans\" (they have a menu for this) if you are having a gathering at your house and don't want the fuss of cooking. They offer different sizes and menu options broken down to how many people you are entertaining. They also offer a catering service where you can have Buca deliver the food along with tablecloths, plates, utensils, etc. so this is probably a great choice for a corporate party. They also have banquet rooms (some themed) and offer group menu options. When the server told me about the themed rooms I wondered what they could be like since there are pictures of naked people hanging on the regular dining walls. I crack up every time wondering how they get away with that since Buca is supposed to be a place to bring the familia, but it is just part of the character and I guess it works!


This place use to be my go to\nFavorite bargain store however things have changed. Word got out and the eBay sellers have taken over this place. They are crazy!!! Trying to compete with them is impossible as they clearly are \"friends\" with those that work in the store in order to get first dibs. Last time I was there one of the eBay sellers had brought the store employees lunch, I mean come on where are your morals? I'd rather pay full price at Nordstrom.


Gotta agree with Tony B. here... the taco salads are freaking awesome. I tried this place for the first time last night and it was quite crowded (a good sign!). Seemed nearly everyone was getting the taco salads. \n\nJust so you know, this is no ordinary salad. Additionally, this is by all means NOT a healthy salad. You cannot delude yourself into thinking you are sticking to your diet at all if you order this. Despite the hefty calorie count, it's so yummy!!!\n\nIt starts with a huge homemade tortilla that has cheese melted on it. Yes, I said a tortilla with cheese is how your freaking salad starts. YUM. They pile it with your choice of pork , chicken or beef (I got chicken, fiance got pork.. both were excellent). They also serve it with rice, beans, romaine lettuce, 2 kinds of cheese, guacamole and tortilla crispy strips on top. I could barely finish half of this massive feast, but the half I did eat was quite delicious. Salad prices average ~$8 depending on what meat you pick.


Went to eat at 12:30pm on Friday after thanks giving, wait time was 40-45 mins which is okay. They were charging 50 bucks per person as they were starting dinner at 1pm.. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!! Who eats dinner at 1pm??? RIDICULOUS.. never going back there..


Great Service! Reliable and friendly. I just needed a new headlight installed and they were quick and accurate! The price is right ;) I will go back!


Worst store I've ever been to. They never have anything in stock, they refuse to honor discounts, and they have the rudest staff I've ever encountered. Hope this place goes out of business.


I really like Nick's. It is good, honest food at really good prices. It is not as polished as some of the chain's around Surprise, and that is precisely it's appeal. Try one of the omelettes for breakfast. They also have an extremely varied menu for lunch/dinner.


A regular haunt of Friday-nite Aruba Swings patrons a few doors down, Viva Las Arepas fueled dancers needs for good food and energy. Having been both to their old shack location, and their now storefront location, their arepas are wonderfully delicious and filling. The guy at the counter always laughed at (with) me when I ordered since I can't pronounce it right, but I get the veggie arepa and the cold arepa with chicken and avocado. The wait isn't long, and they make it when you order it. Better than fast food! Try their mango and passionfruit drinks too!


I just moved to Phoenix from Chicago and I've also lived in Lexington Ky this is the first time I've seen so many superfluous charges on my electric bill.  If you subtract the $28 to install (when power was already on btw) my fees add up to $50 and my actual electric usage was $30 for the month of december.  I've never seen a delivery charge for electric in my life (gas yes, but that makes sense).  This delivery charge was divided into 2 segments one being $17 and the other $6.  I hope someone can tell me that SRP doesn't have this kind of fees as we are most likely moving to Mesa.


Bad service and bad food.  Let me explain...\n\nWe were staying at Encore and my friend and I decided to come down for a quick snack.  We settled on two orders of sliders.  After being instructed to order from the bar for to-go orders, we did as such (and left a generous tip!).  And so the wait begins...  after about 20 minutes, we inquire about our order.  They then tell us that they had forgotten to put in the order with the kitchen since we ordered from the bar!  After another 20 minutes, they rush out with our order and upon returning to our room, they were stone cold!  Definitely the worst sliders I've ever had!  At $14 an order, I'd expect at least mediocre food...  We weren't offered anything but a quick apology about the \"mix up\".\n\nNAT cool.


i love this place. i have been going here since before the moved it into the old church. the owners are nothing but sweethearts and the food is delicious and totally inexpensive. plus i just love the atmosphere.


this is my third time at the restaurant and it never fails to please. The service is impeccable. all who work there are really friendly.\n\nI had le massif, which was amazing! the french toast was GREAT! I was full until dinner!\n\nI have to say, though, I wish I had ordered their newest item on the menu, that my two friends had, which I tasted and was SOOOOO GOOD! It's the breakfast poutine!\n\nI have to go back and have that!


Skip this place.   Sweet owner, good wine, great attitude, however extremely sub par food.  Red sauce was ehhhh at best.  Fish  of the day was unimpressive and the accompanying salad had wilted greens.\n\nWe didn't risk dessert.  You can do better


Melissa needs to develop her customer service skills. She could not have been more aloof and indifferent to me and other customers at the bar, even turning her back on all of us to \"clean the mirrors\" on the bar wall, ignoring us completely. WTF?! That is, of course, until HER \"friends\" happened to walk in. Then she actually demonstrated some personality. The 1/3 lb. cheeseburger I ordered must have lost it's weight from the grill to the plate, because there wasn't much to it. Thin and unsatisfying, just like the \"flattened\" roll it was served on. The waffle fries are excellent, with the right portion being served. The male waiter was the only employee I really saw at least trying to look busy and hustling from one table to another, and in and out of the kitchen. He at least made eye contact and managed a smile. That's who needs to be behind the bar. Give me a reason to come in again. It also deserves mentioning, that Melissa never bothered to check back on me ONCE while I sat at the bar for approx. 45 mins., to ask how my food was, or if I wanted a refill on my beer, or thank you for stopping in. THIS IS WHO YOU WANT REPRESENTING YOUR BRAND NEW ENDEAVOR?! Good Luck with that!


The facilities are beautiful but this place is POORLY run.\nWe stayed here for a wedding and they lost the bride and groom's reservation not once, but twice!\nThe father of the bride was also given keys to a room that was already occupied. He discovered this little mistake when he walked into a room with undergarments thrown all over the place. \nThe most irritating aspect is they did nothing make up for all the mistakes.


Rick takes care of the carpet and tile in my home in Scottsdale. He is highly professional, well spoken, and does a great job. He's someone I can trust in my house, got my carpets and tile very clean, and spent lots of time and never rushed. He explained things to me and did an amazing job overall. It was a great experience from making my appointment to payment. Thank you!


1/2 price food - Yes.\nalcohol - yes\nitalian food - yes\n\nThat's all there is to say about this place. The food here is meh.... I've tried their pizza which is ok. I usually get the spaghetti and meatballs which is a half pound meat ball. And it's just 1 which pissed me off. You could at least put like 2 half pound meatballs on my plate. Seriously.


I have been to many Harbor Freight stores here in the \"valley\". Most, the staff have been very helpful and only 5 or 6 people in line at the most. Great deals on merchandise for those that are patient ; ) This location at 35th Ave and Bethany Home is the worst. On some Fridays at about 2pm, the management and day staff goes home early leaving the store short staffed with only 2 clerks. One has a bad attitude. The \"head cashier\" who looks like she's a local tweaker allowed a line to build up of literally 20 customers and refused to open a register herself. The only cashier that was open was helping a customer for about 15 minutes with check problems and was dialing away numbers to the Camarillo, CA office to get approval. It took her 15 minutes to reach someone in accounting while the 20 of us stood in a long line waiting. Some of us asked the head cashier to open up a register and ring us up. She refused and blamed the company for short staffing her. Bad attitude. Told us this is just the was it is on Fridays when the staff runs out from day shift. Finally at 3pm a manager walks in the store and asks whats going on. Some of us customers complained and this cashier finally hops on a register so she doesn't get reamed by the manager. I will not be back to this store location. I will stick with the Glendale and Tempe locations.


A decent,  not great, breakfast experience in a market  hurting for a good breakfast restaurant. Few truly healthy options here. Too busy for really good service. Prices are very good. Beware the at their sausage patties are rather flavorless,  pre-fab frozen breakfast sandwich patties.\n\nI had the vegi-benny breakfast with their breakfast potatos, ie deep fried potato nuggets. The Benny was very good. Their cinnamon roll was very good. Not 5 stats for having to wait way too long for coffee and for few healthy options. A last note about all the televisions they have mounted on the walls. We enjoyed watching COPS while dining. Really guys? \n\nThe fact that this place has long waits on weekends goes to show that Las Vegas needs better because even this greasy spoon with a homecooked image gets slammed.


This place is absolutely the worst. First off, we went to check in and were told to come back at 12, we came back at 12. What did they tell us again? To come back at 3. So we leave and come back at 3. And we find out that people who had NO RESERVATIONS got their rooms at 12? What? That totally defeats the purpose of making reservations in the first place. This infuriated me and my family so much but we let it go. \nThen later that night I saw that the blankets on the bed were dirty. The pillow case had some kind of brown stain on it. I was disgusted. \nThe next morning when walking down the hall there was some plates and glasses on the floor, we didn't think much of it but when we came back later that night they were still there. This place has crappy maintenance. \nI'm definitely NEVER coming back here.


I was disappointed in the service, price, and food.  \n\nThe waiter never refilled our drinks, which were completely empty, and never took away our empty plates.  \n\nAll of the pita sandwiches come in a paper bag to help them from falling a part.  The bag just made it seem cheap and reminded me of a fast food restaurant. Plus the bag did not prevent my pita from falling apart, and I ended up having to eat it with a fork and knife.  \n\nThere are no lunch specials, so expect to pay full dinner prices.  The pita sandwiches, which are close to $10, do not come with ANY sides and fries are extra.


I've been coming to Udupi for about 6 years now. And it's so good that I just keep coming back.\n\nThe food is INCREDIBLE. The spices and flavors are always rich and enticing. The dishes rotate a little different every time, but there's always at least 4-5 main dish options, plus as much rice, bread, soup, and salad you can eat. Oh and dessert too.\n\nI honestly still don't know the names of most of the dishes but I love just about every one they put out. I usually try a little bit of everything over a thin bed of rice, and grab some dipping sauce for the awesome potato-stuffed pancake roll (my naming) they bring to your table.\n\nMost dishes are vegan and gluten free, but you'd be safe to ask if you are strict on either one. I eat mostly GF & vegan myself and it's nice to have a place that caters to my preferences.\n\nI've only ever come for the lunch buffet, which is $10 on weekdays and $13 on weekends, and if you come here hungry you'll get more than your money's worth.\n\nSeriously, grab your friends and check this place out. You won't regret it.


I gotta give them credit for having nice decors and lights, however, it did not exceed my expectations at all. This place is down right crowed, guest list line took forever, and bouncers were down right rude. We came here because The Light's opening day was postpone to the following  weekend. Hakkasan reminds me of Marquee, but Marquee was definitely better than this hell hole. \n\nTips:\n1. Never go when deadmau5 is playing. Unless you want something mellow go for it. \n2. Come early because the line is long\n3. Go upstairs if you want to avoid the pushing and shoving\n4. Bring an extra form of identification, because the bouncers here are dicks.


A total waste of time , a very poor restaurant experience. We were not looking for some five star experience , just some decent tasty Chinese.\n\nWe had the Sarawak salad which included pieces of overfried duck  on top of some mixed leaves ,followed by the Ah Sin special fried rice and the Mongolian beef. \n\nThe special fried rice was not very special at all and very bland and under spiced. \n\nWhen I ordered the Mongolian beef the waiter told me it was going to be spicy , which  I have no problem with. However when we received the food it was not at all spicy and appeared to have been doused in some gloppy sauce and then sat on top of some packet noodles.\n\nMy overall impression of this place is that it is geared for the blandest palate  possible in order not to offend people who are not used to decent Szechuan or Cantonese food.


Space is off the lobby with views of the pool and the Strip - great atmosphere. Vibe was sports oriented with lots of flat screens broadcasting the Wisconsin v Arizona NCAA game. \n\nBurger was good but the service ( Erin  from South Dakota) was not. It took 40 minutes to get our burgers and the Rings arrived at table cold and in edible. They comp'd our coconut shrimp app and the rings - which was appreciated. But would have preferred to have gotten our food timely and hot. The establishment was not particularly busy - so it was hard to imagine what the problem was....judging from other yelp reviews this place has service issues.


Sorry this place had so much promise but did not deliver.  Walking by, I saw the same kind of custom guacamole bowls that I experienced at Cantina Laredo in Nashville, TN.  The guac was excellent and the highlight of the meal.  I thought I would try something different and that was a mistake - I had the Carnitas, and found them almost impossible to eat.  Every bite had sharp edges that cut like a knife, and the meat underneath was very dry.  I'll probably go back so I can update my review, but next time it will be something different.


My boyfriend took me to Roka for dinner last night for my first experience with delicious Sushi. We ordered the vegetable tempura, sweet potatoes, and sweet corn which were all delightful. Additionally, I ordered the Skuna Bay Salmon and my boyfriend ordered the California Roll and Sashimi Chef Selection. My dish was perfectly delicious and Tim enjoyed his dinner as he always does when he visits Roka. \nThis turned out to be one of my favorite dinners out in quite some time!


We always stay at the Treasure Island and every time I am thankful because I am in close proximity to one of my favorite buffets. Should I get some comfort food in mac and cheese and pizza, or a taste of the orient with orange chicken and sushi. No matter what my main course is I ALWAYS make sure to get the cobb salad, it's a party in my mouth every time.  Its by far the best cobb salad I've ever had and my favorite part of the meal.  And no matter what you do don't forget to check our the dessert section, even if you have no room left, take some home with you. Not the best buffet, but definitely has its highlights and should be visited.


Good food, but not as atmospheric as the Matthews location.  This Beantown Tavern was one big open room with harsh lighting.  They had a LOT of televisions with a variety of sports options, but it felt \"unfinished\" restaurant-wise.  A tavern sounds \"homey,\" which this Beantown didn't feel. \n\nAtmosphere aside, I love the variety of food options they offer.  20 appetizer choices?  Wow.  The rest of the menu continues that variety, making it a tough call.  I went with the Buffalo Chicken Sandwich, which was very big and dripping with delicious hot sauce and blue cheese.  The fries they serve are very flavorful as well.  \n\nSo while the food at this location is a step above regular bar food, the atmosphere is severely lacking, making it not a good place for a \"night out.\"


It's OK.\n\nThe good:\n- Nice location (glad to have something at Town & Country)\n- The parking was fine\n- The service was great\n- Prices are cheap\n- Chocolate milkshake was really good\n\nThe bad:\n- The Wreck\n- Sandwiches had hardly any meat and hardly any toppings\n- If you like a sandwich that is mostly bread then this is for you\n\nOn the cheap, I'd rather go to Subway.  Ho hum, at least at Subway I get my lettuce and tomatoes.


They get zero stars we have had our suite now booked for 5+ months we go to check in and they tell us SORRY you have been down graded!!! WTF what Hotel does this???!!! NEVER book here you don't know what you till you check in!!


Breakfast is always reliable here.  The omelets are always made just as ordered, the California Ham and Eggs has a nice big slice of ham again (got small for a while but back to size now - at a premium price too) and you can get raisin toast instead of white or wheat, a nice touch.


As everyone is already saying, the garlic prawns are a must-have. A bit on the pricey side, but I don't know any other thai restaurant that does this. We also had drunken noodles....meh. $15 (?) was way overpriced for a sub-par product. \n\nLocation: the restaurant is difficult to find. it's in a shady part of Las Vegas, so lock your doors! However, once you step inside the restaurant, you feel like you've been transported to a thai palace. weird. \n\nWe lucked out and got in last minute, so make sure you make reservations. Otherwise, order out!


Burnt hamburger. Took it back, second one same as the first. Disgusted. I just walked out. Left it on the table. Asked for another salt, she never came back.


Very good food - Also try Brownstone Pinot Grigio - Great friendly service


I see why this is (supposedly) rated the #1 show in the world!\n\nIt follows the Lion King movie to the tee, but it is still awesome to watch!\n\nThe best part of the show was the innovative creativity of the costumes. It was really cool how they managed to transform people into animals and the effects they pulled off through the costumes!\n\nI'm not sure how much the tickets were (BF bought them), but it was definitely worth the trip.


went on a sunday afternoon. only one lady working. she wasn't the friendliest of people. nor was the place very clean ...or at least it didn't look very clean to me. it was $10 for eyebrows and $5 extra for lip. (yes i got that mo going once in a while). \ncost--- not used to paying that much. back in so cal (spoiled little india) threading for brow and lips only $11. \nservice-- was quick however didn't get that ointment to soothe the sting from the threading. my eyebrows are nice but my male friends eyebrows come out a bit to fem.... im guessing she doesn't get many male clients. \ni dont think i'll be going back.... time too look again for a brow place. had hopes for this one.


I stayed at the MGM Grand from September 27 - October 2 with my husband. My husband was in town for a conference which was being held at the MGM Conference Center, so that is why we stayed here. We stayed in a standard room with two queen beds (we had friends who came up for a night) that was more than adequately sized. The bathroom is pretty average for a hotel - I must prefer the bathrooms at Aria and Palazzo.\n\nThe hotel is still a maze to get around and you will walk...a lot! The trek from the room elevators to the conference center is long; the walk from the elevators to the pool is long; and the walk to the sports book (especially if you are going from the pool) is long. But it's a good chance to work off all the food and booze! \n\nThe MGM pool complex remains one of my favorite pool areas in Vegas, even if cocktail service is sporadic and slow. At the end of September at 10:30 am it was not hard for me to snag a chair mere steps from the pool. We did not dine at any of the MGM restaurants, but we did have drinks more than once at Whiskey Down (I had several very friendly waitresses there), watched Sunday football at Centrifuge (buckets of beer for $25 and much more comfy than the sports book), and watched several sporting events at the sports book (again I had several nice waitresses there). Taxi lines were non-existent so you walked out the door and into a cab. Plus getting to and from the airport is super easy and around $10-13 depending on traffic. \n\nAs a tip, if you are heading out to walk the Strip or just want to buy cheap beer without paying $8+ for it or gambling, walk to the sports book, make a right, and go out the doors in that area. There is a convenience store when you walk out where you can get $3.50 24 oz cans of beer to take with you while walking. Also it's a good shortcut to get directly onto the Strip.


Went to this place and it is the bomb. I had shrimp and it was delicious . I would definitely recommend this place for everyone.


Solid burger. I forgot what I ordered but it was definitely tasty. That night was packed but this place was good.


3 1/2 stars. Located in the same strip center as Raku and Monta Ramen I arrived for lunch and was surprised how small but cute the place is. There was only one other patron besides myself. \n\nMy order the pork cutlet curry. My dish arrived promptly and the curry sauce was flavorful but I added medium spicy seasoning for additional spiciness. I thought the pork was on the tough side and was a little difficult to even cut. \n\nI thought Japanese Curry Zen was pretty average and prefer Coco Ichiban due to they have a larger variety and offer combinations.\n\nDon't get me wrong, if I'm craving Japanese Curry in LV I would return to Japanese Curry Zen.


Very nice ambiance and service is really nice. The food pretty normal although I think their babaganoush is perfect here. Not overly tangy and the meats are cooked perfectly.


This is a venue revue:\n\nAfter seeing some shows in the new massive Joint at the Hard Rock - coming back to the cozy House of Blues was a refreshing change.  The venue is a really nice size in which to see bands - not too big.  The sound ranged from horrid - with the bass and kick drum so loud in the mix you literally feel like you're being given sonic CPR  - to great, all in a single evening.  We went for a rock and roll show, and although it took some time to get the guitars up in the mix where they belonged, once they did the sound was awesome - better in the back near the bar than on the floor I have to admit.\n\nI'm docking one point for the OUTRAGEOUSLY high priced drinks!  $26.00 for a bourbon & coke and a Stella?!? EEESH!  Get your drink on somewhere else before the show if you must.


D's does the chicago style hot dog very well, they even use sport peppers which I can never find in the grocery store. The bun is steamed and features the quintessential poppy seed exterior.\n\nD's beer selection is also great but I'm not much of a beer drinker so it's not something I've ever focused on. The general consensus I've heard is that there is better selection elsewhere and the prices are a little high but you can't beat both their hot dogs and their beer selection at the same time, making them a great bar.\n\nTheir fries are so crispy that I suspect they're double fried. They're tasty and the toppings available can turn them into a bastard concoction of delicious, artery clogging glory. There's been nothing on D's menu that I've been disappointed with.\n\nThe service can be a little hit or miss due mostly to the sheer amount of business they do on a Friday or Saturday night.


The BF grabbed us some food to-go. It carried well considering that there was the drive home to Centennial Hills and it stayed hot. \n\nWe got chicken pad se ew- standard dish, but well done. Chinese brocoli with crispy pork- garlicky sauce, fresh and crispy dish. \n\nI thought it was cute they included utensils and plates. A plus is that the person on the phone is easy to understand and gave a really good approximate time so the food was piping hot when it was picked up. The price was just right and the portions I thought was pretty generous.  \n\nGoing to try dining in soon.


No, No, No.\nI was expecting far better. While the service was better than the meal, I must say all I was, was disappointed. Tinoco's has become similar to a diner, with better than the average diner's pasta.


Been here probably a dozen times and it never disappoints!  Besides the ramen, the gyoza and the fried rice are great too!!!!


Ordered once and never again. Pizza was terrible! No flavor and it was burnt and cold when it arrived.


Moving from Chicago - the land of awesome Italian food - I'm so happy I found this place on a groupon. Bruschetta was awesome and flavorful as well and the wine recommended by our server was perfect. The pizza looked awesome ill be sure to try next time, however if you're in the mood for pasta be sure to get the arrabiata sauce. It's packed with flavor and not too spicy!!


This is a great place to eat and hang out with friends.  I always get the pretzel appetizer and the angry chicken sandwich.  When I am eating them, I believe there is nothing better I could be eating at the time.  I crave those items.  I also enjoy the games there- buck hunter, pool and darts. I recommend this place!


This review is solely based on takeout. WINNING takeout! We got a deluxe pan pizza minus black olives and a side of their famous dressing. Both were home runs! I have to buy a bottle or two of that dressing next time. And maybe even try it on a salad!


This is the best Pho I've had in Scottsdale!  Now, as far as Pho goes, it's mediocre. The broth is good, but the quantity is small and price high!  It's seems as if they are scared to give you a good sized portion of noodles and meat. I get irked when I sped over $8 for Pho and I'm not stuffed. I think they do try hard here, but get away with the poor sizing and simple taste because they can!  \n\nThe staff is attentive ms friendly. Overall, give it a shot and order extra noodles and meatballs to get full!


Quite a disappointment. Service was very polite and friendly, but the kitchen was painfully slow. 3 different kinds of oysters but our waiter couldn't tell us the difference between them. The frog legs were tasty but very oily. The crawfish and trout was really salty. My boyfriend got the ribeye fillet and couldn't finish more than a few bites because the reduction was way too rich and pungent. \n\nBest part were the pretzel rolls, wasn't worth a $140 bill


I needed a 5x8 trailer for an event I was hosting and this Uhaul location was the only one in the area that had one left.  I didn't expect my car to give me the issues connecting the trailer that it did, and I certainly didn't expect the incredibly helpful service this place gave me in solving those problems.  Despite being overwhelmed with customers they were able to help me fix everything and get going, and didn't for a moment let me think I was being too much of a pain or taking up their time.\nThanks guys for making what could have been a disaster into a great success!


We went to Western Trails Ranch today with the inlaws. All in all, it wasn't too bad. The restaurant is out in the middle of nowhere at what is basically a little tourist trap just outside of Wittman. My inlaws had a coupon so they invited us for a cowboy type lunch. Yes they live in Sun City...so coupons are a way of life there.\n\nThe restaurant is very rustic in decor but has big screen tvs all over the place so people can watch the games. There are rows and rows of picnic tables outside and about 20 tables inside. We chose inside because it was chilly outside.  \n\nThe menu is beef, beef and more beef with a smidge of chicken and pork. We had some fantastic onion rings. The salads were refreshing but basic. The grownups all had steaks which were slow cooked and tasty. Not the best steak I ever had but pleasantly better than I had expected. My son had a 100% angus burger that was a 12 oz burger. It was enormous and DELICIOUS. The grill was filled with great mesquite wood and it gave all the meats a nice flavor but it really enhanced the burger. \n\nThe side dishes were nicely done as well. Two of us had beans which had different types of beans and bacon in it. There was also baked macaroni and cheese which was pretty good. The coleslaw was delicious--with horseradish in it. Yum! The french fries that went with the burger were well seasoned and crispy.\n\nThe only thing I really didn't like was the fact that they kept the doors open to the restaurant. It was a chilly day today and I don't like having flies buzzing around my food unless I'm in my own backyard. I'm sure the outdoor seating will be lovely in the spring though when its warmer and sunny. \n\nThe service was prompt, courteous and pleasant. The cook came in to check on us about our steaks and he was quite nice as well. While I don't think I would go out of my way to drive this far for a steak, I might consider bringing out of town guests here for its rustic authenticity and the food really was pretty darn good. But after giving Posh 5 stars, 3 seems adequate for this out of the way place.


Very friendly staff! Our server was very nice, and the owner stopped by to say hello. Our water glasses were always full, and our table was kept nice and clean.\n\nThe food is very good, and it is definitely reasonable for the price. The only complaint is that some of the food is VERY heavy. It felt a bit like a brick was in my stomach after we were done eating. Also, I heated up my leftover pasta the next day, and it was very easy to see all the oil that my pasta was drenched in.\n\nAll in all, great service and good food.


I go to the Delhi Cafe about once a week - I can't resist! I love everything about it (apart from the toilet facilities). \n\nThe food is cheap and delicious. The curry is very flavourful, the naan bread just the right amount of garlicky, the rice is lovely and a refreshing little side of fresh salad and couscous comes on your plate. Portions are the perfect size, enough to not make you feel like you'd want more, but not so much that it's a struggle.  Yummy, comforting food that doesn't leave you feeling over-stuffed.\n\nThe staff are lovely as well, very efficient and up for a wee chat. \n\nWhat more could you want? Love it! (I'd give it 5 stars if they gave the toilet a bit of a re-furb.)


They are under construction so it's a little confusing, especially when the cookies are on the same aisle as the toilet paper (but as my husband commented, maybe the cookies are REALLY good). \n\nAnyway I wanted to give this place thumbs up because everyone was so nice! And it wasn't that fake nice, they were actually happy upbeat people.


So-so Mexican food.  I have heard people raving about this place and I don't really get it.  Don't get me wrong, it's better than Manuel's or Filiberto's... but that's about all I can say.\n\nOkay, their Pollo Fundido is good (but not great like you will get at Ajo Al's). But let's talk about the purple and teal accent colors that scream \"I was remodeled in the 80's\"! Lame.\n\nGood chips and salsa but small-ass bowls! \n\nOh, and don't expect to park in their little lot during dinner rush.  Also, the surrounding neighborhood is definatly the ghetto-side of the Moon Valley area.


I eat at cafe rio at least once a week. Not once has it crossed my mind to write a review because the food speaks for it's self. Unfortunately I had a horrible experience with the cashier at this location so I felt the need to write a review. The line was extremely long and not to order your food, to pay. Might want to look into hiring competent workers, who actually want to work and not gossip while the line backs up.


It's about time Summerlin had a decent pub/bar/hang-out/tavern, whatever the hell you want to call it, it's good they have one. \nSuper friendly staff, not overbearingly so, but attentive. Food was quite tasty, chicken sandwich is da bomb! The waitress said you can get it as a wrap (off the menu) , nice tip, thanks.\nFew things:\n1) For yelpers, if you check in you get a free shot of their house whisky. Bad thing is, it's horrible. Cinnamon / orange infused. Pretty much tasted like Triaminic cold and cough. Pass on it, trust me.\n2) The bathroom sinks...I can't stand these things. Whoever thought a slightly tilted slab of tile would work as a sink...dude, you were waaaay wrong. Give me a basin and save my clothing from the splash back and the whopping 2 inches of space to place my hands under, please. \n\nBottom line: Great place to hang, plenty of room to move, cool staff, great food. Just beware of the bathroom sinks....


Wait, you're shitting me, right?  35mins+ wait in the hot sun to eat bacon and eggs?  No way.


I come here for the AYCE KBBQ. The meat here is better than most KBBQ place in Vegas for almost half the price.  They don't have much of a side order selection but the salad and the sides that come with the meal is good.  The only problem is that half the restaurant is for KBBQ so seating is very limited and it can take very long to get a table when it's busy.  The service is decent.  A server will come around now and then and ask if you want to order more but its hard to get their attention when they are  running around.


By far the worst sushi restaurant in town. I have been there 3 times, to be fair and give it a chance to change my mind. Each time the sushi has been dull, flavorless, and completely over priced. The service is so-so, and the menu would be impressive it the sushi had any quality to it at all. I have eaten many types of  good sushi and have never been so disappointed by the quality of food. For $14.00 I expect far more than some stale crab, limp rice, and over salted dipping sauce. Unfortunately, there are far better sushi places in town, such as Stingray and Kobe Tepan. Don't waste your time or money on Sushi 101


I'd like to preface this review by saying I haven't had very many fine dining experiences. That being said, this is by far one of the best in terms of food quality and service. Yes, it is indeed pricey, but that should be expected with any fine dining experience no matter where you are.\n\nI can only comment on the dishes I tried, so here they are:\n+ Complimentary bread & spread - All of the bread was great. For our spread, we had olive oil, egg plant, and marscapone cheese. I've always preferred butter instead of olive oil, but this one was quite tasty. The olive oil had an almost herbal/spice taste to it. The egg plant is prepared with a tomato sauce or something, so it paired really well with the stromboli bread.\n+ Roasted Sea Scallop appetizer - Delicious, practically melts in your mouth. The portion is rather small as you only get two.\n+ Duck and Foie Gras Ravioli - Very rich to the point where it was almost a struggle to finish the plate, but it was so scrumptious, I couldn't stop eating.\n+ Spaghetti - Probably one of the best I've ever had. Pasta perfectly al dente with just tomato and basil, but the sauce had a creaminess to it that made it divine.\n+ Black Cod - Another great dish, but overshadowed by all of the other fantastic plates. It was seasoned well. The accompanying cherry tomatoes tasted so bright. If I ever go to Scarpetta again, though, I'd probably forego this dish and try something else.\n\nLastly, to expand on the service aspect, our waiter was very personable, cracking a few jokes throughout the night. He was helpful with making suggestions on the menu and explaining everything. Our water glasses never really went low. Oh, and the view of the Bellagio fountain was gorgeous. Only downside is the window divider thing was right at eye level, so we had to look above or below it to see. Definitely a wonderful restaurant for a date night, though.


This p;ace is just AWESOME.  The smell, the action, the excitement, the food, the POOL!  All there, and reachable by a free tram from Excalibur.  It's, by far, one of the top 3 casinos in Vegas.


Long wait, Good food, Service was ok over all experience was good. I've been there many times (from day one) Tony is an amazing Sushi Chef that we have followed around. Only draw back of the place is occupancy. Way to popular for such a small establishment. Price is fair for AYCE and portions are proper. I'm not a big fan of rolls but might mix it up once in a while and have one or two. I prefer sticking to the basics. Will be back to review again, next time I hope to give them that extra star!


Overall the food was pretty good but nothing spectacular. Enoteca loses a star because when I asked for no onions on my pizza, the waiter said it would be rude to even ask because Chef Marco wants them in there. I countered that I didn't care and still didn't want the onions... of course the pizza was covered in onions when it arrived 15 minutes later.


You know what I like best about this place?\n\nI love going to places where I am the youngest customer by a considerable margin.\n\nAnd I'm old enough to have spent the first half of my years so far using phones that were attached to walls and stuff. You know, the ones where you had to turn this twisty thing to make a call and you didn't know who was calling you before you answered?\n\nAnyway, the older generation seems to like good deals on veggies and other produce, because they usually have them here. Sometimes you can get in and out without being overcome by the feeling that the zombie apocalypse is upon us, and they are all on walkers.\n\nIn more-or-less typical Basha's practice, some of the items are weirdly overpriced. Stick with the loss-leaders and you might make out ok.\n\nOh, and also: The parking spaces are nice and wide. Wide enough to fully swing open the door of your Buick Park Avenue.


They don't have as much selection of costco.  I also think they are missing some of the programs costco offers such as the auto buying program.\n\nStill though, the prices are great.  I easily make up the membership fee just by buying gas.  They have great return policies.\n\nFor under $4 you can buy a hotdog, drink, and a slice of pizza.\n\nThey don't take visa or mastercard credit cards (but will take debit), but costco has similar policies so I can't complain too much about that.\n\nOne advantage Sam's has over costco is that it is a lot less crowded.


Sorry wish I could rate the food, but three strikes and you're out. Tried to order online through the app and it wouldn't work (kept asking me to agree to the terms but there was no where to select that) then tried calling, couldn't get them to answer. Then just showed up at the store and waited five minutes but couldn't place our order and we noticed the in store prices were different then the pricing online. Didn't know ordering a pizza would be such an ordeal. So were taking this as a sign that the pizza Gods are intervening and we shouldn't have a pizza tonight. Probably will give papa johns our business tonight instead.


It's a terrible tragedy that there are no locations in the San Diego area! 3 days later & I still crave another \"Big A$$ Bacon Cheeseburger\". A super huge, super greasy, heap of heavenly goodness with 12 pieces of bacon added....need I say more?\n\n4th best thing in the world after oxygen, money, then sex! The only bad thing is that they don't give out bibs....LOL


OMFG!\n\nI came here for 75% off happy hour tonight after having it bookmarked on my Yelp account for a while. I was originally at Silverton for their Thursday pub crawl, but decided to drag my brother and Don to Twin Creeks for happy hour instead. At first they were a little confused, but after finding out that it was 75% off, they quickly started perusing through the cocktail and tapas menu.\n\nLet me just break down our orders for you:\nPrime Rib Sliders (Chef's special for the night) - $10\nCalamari - $8\nPitcher of Red Sangria - $28\nEspressotini - $10\nPerfect passion - $10\nDreamsicle - $10\nAlmondtini - $10\nBourbon Cookie - $10\n\nThe prime rib sliders were just a little too salty for my taste, but my bro and Don still liked them. The calamari was SO DELICIOUS. They were kind of cut up in cubes, which was different, but the breading was perfectly seasoned and the texture was was a nice combo between crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. The Red Sangria was A LOT for a the price (not that everything else wasn't). It came in a large pitcher and two big cups that came filled to the rim. The Espressotini was probably my favorite. It wasn't too strong and it tasted exactly as described. The perfect passion was okay, just a little to light for my taste. I thought the Dreamsicle was also just okay, but my brother happened to like it a lot. The almondtini was very flavorful and tasted like pure almond extract (in a good way); the waitress even admitted it was her favorite. The Bourbon Cookie was too strong for me. It was one of those \"Okay, I'm just gonna f*ck you up so you guys can leave already\" drinks. Overall, it was an awesome experience to try so many creative drinks and apps for 24 bucks. Even though the drinks didn't suit my taste, my brother and Don enjoyed them very much. \n\nWhen our bill came, our discount total was $72!!! The tax was $0.06 and our TOTAL amount owed was only $24.06!! It completely blew me away. My brother even acted like a baller and threw down $30 saying, \"I got this bitches.\"\n\nHonestly, can you think of a better happy hour than this? Because I sure can't. I think I know where I'm going to celebrate my birthday...even though it's still 5 months away!


I was horribly disappointed by my landscaping job.  My father-in-law passed so I had to leave the state.  I was not there to oversee the landscaping job.   When I returned, they gave me the WRONG rock for my front yard and didn't have enough for the back.  When they returned weeks later with the rock, it was incorrect yet again--I just dealt with it.   They didn't finished putting in all the scrubs and trees and I had to call a number of times to get it done.  This yard project was done a few years ago and I still am bitter about it.


Let me just say the pretzel was huge.  It's a meal by itself. You better love salt because there is a half pound of it on that pretzel. \n\nWhat really surprised me was the beer. I had a local favorite called \"Kilt Lifter\" and they served it Luke warm.  The server then brought out a cold glass and poured my beer into it.  It did not help.\n\nI can't believe a place called \"World of Beer\" can't properly serve a cold beer.\n\nNothing is always perfect. They get one more chance and if they blow it then they're off the list...


We decided to give Snooze a try this past Saturday.  I went prepared for an hour plus wait and was pleasantly surprised to find out the wait was only 15 to 20 minutes. We put our name in and they texted us about 15 minutes later.  On time...great!  We immediately go to the hostess stand and were told our table was being bused and to wait off to the side.  Um...ok...  Ten more minutes go by so I went back up to the hostess stand to see what was going on.  She said that I was going to be seated any minute.  I look at my phone and they had texted me again despite me standing in the exact same place the entire time.  Weird.  Anyway, we are finally seated.  \n\nI order a diet coke and the waitress brings me a coke.  No big deal.  I tell her and she brings me a new drink and takes our order.  In the meantime, apparently Snooze VIPs are seated next to us as the manager spent several minutes talking to them and they were even given a free pancake.  Nice.  Good for them.  Not so nice is when they get their food before us even though we were seated ten minutes earlier.  A half hour goes by....still no food. Our waitress says it will be out \"any minute\".  More people that were seated after us are getting food and some of them are even done eating by the time ours finally comes out.  I ordered the French toast, which was good but not great.  It was two slices of wonder bread with a strawberry or two on top.  My fianc\u00e9 got a bowl of hash browns with some cheese on top.  I can't remember what they called it on the menu.  I guess the food was good enough that I would go back if the experience was better.  At this point it's not worth it for me.  We live less than a mile from Snooze and love to go out to breakfast.  Despite the convenient location, I don't think we will be back.


I've been looking for a tasty macarons place as I'm new to the area. I loved that when my friend and I walked in all the staff was speaking French and the atmosphere was quaint and charming.\n\nI like that you have to ask the macaroon flavor which means their baked fresh daily. I ended up getting a sampler of all 6 flavors to take home. Pistachio is a constant favorite of mine. Although I was blown away by the black and yellow macaroon. I can't remember what exactly he said it's made of but I remember my taste buds were delightfully surprised. \n\nI'm definitely going to go back and have afternoon coffee here.


I just ordered to this place today for the first time. I ordered the family dinner. My steamed rice was half way empty from the box. I called and they are very helpful and said they would give me another box of rice. OrAnge chicken was good. The only reason why I don't give this place a 5 star is because they have me old wonton soup. It tasted so sour and expired and it smelled really bad. It's good people ok food.. Just makes sure that when you eat the food it's not expired!!!


Worst customer service in existence!   It's kinda funny to see this in this day and age.   But,  if of don't mind the attitude the food is good.


Lobbys first grabbed my eye when dropping off a Blockbuster movie. The location had been vacant for some time after Extreme Pita left. I was excited to hear this was a burger place. \n\nI finally gave the place a try tonight and wasn't disappointed. I had the double burger with cheese. All burgers come with lettuce, tomato, onion, large pickles slices and homemade sauce on a sesame bun.\n\nThe meat is high quality (not frozen), seasoned  and cooked to perfection. Topped with cheese and you have a real delight. After I ate my burger, I wish I had more! \n\nI'm a big fan of the crinkle cut french fries. I haven't had those in a LONG time. I found the fries a bit too salty. I like salt on my fries, but this was a tad much. You receive a very large portion of fries (perfect for me). You could probably even split the fries with another person if you wanted. \n\nYou can make any meal a combo meal (fries/drink) for $2.79 more.\n\nThe price of the burgers and hots dogs are very reasonable for the quality of food you are getting.  Based on the size you order, you're looking  at $4-6.50 w/o cheese.\n\nI do wish there was more than just 1 size of drink and not in a styrofoam container. I could go for something a little smaller than a super big gulf size-32 oz.\n\nI hope this place does well as they make great food. This isn't an ideal location unless you know about the place, but I think Lobbys can do well with some more publicity and word of mouth.  The reviews on Yelp are a good start.\n\nIf you like burgers as much as I do, give this place a shot! \n\n4.5 stars!


I came here because I was told that they stock all the ingredients to make tiramisu. Everything was overpriced, the mascarpone cheese were expired, and the cashier forgot to bag my cocoa powder! And the humus I bought was expired too! Yes, I forgot to check the expiration date on the humus, but really?


The pros: Cute shop. The cake portion tastes good but I truly believe it isn't made form scratch.\n\nThe cons: The freaking icing! I am pretty dang certain (as a fellow pastry chef) that this is not made in house. It tastes EXACTLY like the stuff you buy on the shelf in the grocery stores. There is nothing homemade about it... it's heavy, over-sweetened, and just not pleasant in the least. The cake also tastes manufactured... it tastes good, but nothing special. Because of these things, I think it is completely over-priced. If you want real cupcakes, go to Sweet Daddy Cupcakes.


My wife and I (and our one-year old son) decided to finally try out The Journey - after driving past it a few times and hearing that the price was fantastic for the expanse of dishes and sushi.\n\nI feel the need to preface the review by echoing what many of the other reviewers have pointed out.  This is four stars for a buffet restaurant. - judged against all the other buffets I've eaten at in Madison (a goodly number of them, my belly will attest to).  \n\nThe Great:  The prices are pretty amazing.  You get an insane selection of entrees, a hibachi chef to stir fry a custom meal (in the back of the restaurant), freshly made sushi (with the sushi chefs right behind the counter), etc...  So, to be fair - this is graded on a bit of a curve.\n\nThe Meh:  The sushi, as pointed out in other reviews, does tend to be as rice dominant as you would expect at a buffet (and with these prices).  A lot of \"krab\" used in this sushi, but a few rolls with salmon, tuna, etc... as well.  I wasn't really blown away by anything on the sushi line, but I happily ate everything on my plate.\n\nThe deserts were also standard buffet fare - nothing shocking.  I should have gone with ice cream (they have a wide assortment in a freezer, in little individual cups.  Pretty cool.)\n\nThe ??:  The speaker system in the restaurant was tuned to a Christian radio station - which was confusing on a few levels.  Namely that it wasn't what I'd consider cool ambiance for restaurant dining.  Honestly, it was weird with a beard.\n\nThe Not Good:  The women's room, I was told by my wife, was \"nasty\".  I didn't visit the men's room, so I'll assume it was as any bathroom can be - a little smelly and maybe a touch dated.\n\nThe Conclusion:  During our meal, we discussed all the restaurants which had occupied the space before them - Damon's east, The Tilted Kilt, and a few others which were gone before their names could stick.  I don't know if I'll go back to The Journey, but for their sake (and the sake of the folks who will really appreciate it), I hope they stick around.  They offer an abundance at a remarkable price.


I wasn't a fan of the place. Not trying to be rude, the bread was stale. When we walked in there was only one other person during the lunch hour. Our order had several mistakes too. I would be hesitant to come back after this.


LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this salon!!!  I am currently in town on vacay and was in dire need of a \"soak-off\" & a new set (as I thought) along with a pedicure.  \n\nI wanted a \"SHELLAC\" pedicure to ensure that it would last until the end of my vacay so I decided to come to BeBee Nails since they are the only few salons in Vegas that does \"SHELLAC.\" \n\nI walked in w/o an appointment and was immediately greeted with a friendly and welcoming smile from the owner (I think).  Within seconds, I was seated at the first station on the left-the older gentleman's station.  I informed him that I wanted a \"soak-off\" of my current full set and wanted a new set.  Both the owner and the older gentleman then suggested that I just get a fill instead of the \"soak-off.\"  I went with their suggestion and I am so glad I did b/c I was so dreading the \"soak-off\" all morning.  I love anything glitter and wanted glitter french tips and was initially going to go with the \"Glam and Glitz\" but the nail tech and another tech (a younger woman) suggested \"Rock Star\" nails and stated that \"Rock Star\" nails have more of a \"POP\" so I figured why not?!?! and boy, was I super satisfied with their suggestions!  \n\nI then got a SHELLAC pedicure which I absolutely LOVE!  A younger guy did a GREAT job on my pedicure. He is quite the conversationalist and comedian which I found to be a breath of fresh air since most nail techs usually do not say much to their clients.  \n\nI couldn't leave without getting some nail designs so the younger woman tech designed my ring fingers and big toes with the most intricate and beautiful flowers.....she definitely has skills when it comes to nail art.....I absolutely love the fact that she can do MIRROR-IMAGE nail designs!!!\n\nAnother ++ about this salon is their reasonable prices and only being ~10-15 minutes from the Vegas Strip!  I could have only imagine what it would have cost me if I had all this done in a salon on the Vegas Strip!  \n\nI absolutely left more than HAPPY with my \"ROCK STAR\" fill and \"SHELLAC\" pedicure with MIRROR-IMAGE nail designs!  I will def. come back to BeBee Nails whenever I am back in Vegas :)


Pho is great after a long night of partying and I was excited to having some but it was a disappointment. Actually the egg rolls weren't too bad & their coffee was good & strong. However, the basil leaves they gave us looked old! You really had to pick through them to even find some decent looking leaves. YUCK!\n\nOther things to know about this place... Open 24 hours but CASH ONLY.


A great service to the Phoenix area and an amazingly kind and accommodating staff. \n\nThey make custom engraving an easy process for the everyday consumer. \n\nCustomer service is also the best in this city's industry from what I have experienced. \n\nThank you!


Peter and Lisa are the most caring, professional, and down to earth people I think we've met! We had such a great experience having them sell our home. Right from the beginning, they were advertising and having Open Houses, trying their hardest to sell our home. They both have excellent communication skills i.e. texting, phone calls, emails etc. They give you personalized attention and are very knowledgeable, that is what i liked most.\n**They also found my daughter a rental home for her and her family..  \nWe would highly recommend this team! Our home sold in only 4 months :)


Not too sure about Phoenix folks tastes in burgers.  2nd 4.5 star joint in a row that was meh!\n\nSeeing is the name of this place is \"Rocketburger\", that is exactly what I got.  I ordered a Rocketburger with cheese and a fountain drink.  My total was just under $12.00.  Here is how it was..........\n\nRocketburger with cheese-  Meh.  This thing came with 3 patties, lettuce, tomato, onions and cheese.  It also had pickles and a \"rocket sauce\" aka thousand island.  The bun was a sub type roll and was fine.  All the ingredients were not that great though.  The burgers were way way way too salty, small and didn't taste good. The dressing had a weird \"tang\" to it also.  The cheese and bun were the only good things about it.  At around $10.00, I was dissapointed.  My mouth was swollen dry afterwards because of the salt!  Never again!  I ate the whole thing but would never get another one.\n\nDiet Pepsi-  This was partly my bad.  They have 1000 or so bottled sodas for sale but I chose a fountain drink.  The Diet Pepsi was nasty!   The worst fountain soda I have ever had.  Tasted like root beer mixed with dirty water.   So nasty!\n\nThe guy at the counter and the guy who brought me my burger were friendly.  The food was below average and pricey,  and the soda was straight up nasty! Unfortunately I'm never coming back.


Ordered 12 chicken wings and fries  for pick up.  Upon arriving at home, there were only 8 wings.  Called in and server was apologetic for placing wrong order.  Manager offered to make another 4 wings and for us to drive back to pick it up again, duuuuuh... Why would I drive all the way back for 4 wings???  I requested delivery or credit for next purchase.  \n\nAlthough food was good, especially the fries, the manager was rude, unprofessional and confrontational.  When asking how he can compensate, I said he need to start by changing his tone when speaking to customer.  We all have bad day once in a while, but know your place when working in customer facing business.  Manager said he would credit back in 48 hours.  I would rate food as a 4, customer service however is poor at best.


I'll give a two on five, just because of the local craft beers list. I mean when they got all the range full, not 20 on 30. \n\nUnfortunately, vice and versa got two huge issues:\n- a non welcoming staff, who seems to be tired of serving you or answering your questions\n- the very poor knowledge in beer, which for a craft beer pub is sad.\n\nAnyway, French fries are really good.


I'm torn with this place.  The room itself deserves a 2 star but the casino deserves a 4star! sooo i had to compromise the two and give it a  3!!  The hotel is beautiful inside.  I truly like the decorations etcetc.  The rooms though are disgusting.  It has the remains of the old aladdin and it isnt pretty or nice at all.  Plus the bathrooms were horrible...so many of us girls were trying to brush our teeth at once so some of us used the bathtub!! too bad the drain didnt go down..sooo ew.  The sink spurted out in diff directions and pressure was so low it was crappy.  HOWEVER i LOVE the casino!! I thought it was soo pretty and okay i may b bias but they have the wheel of fortune!!!!!!!!!!!!! the round one not the regular looking slots. MY FAVORITE!! sooo  I was there for the remainder of our non clubbing nite =).  Prettty hotel...nasty rooms...booo!!


i have never had an issue  here. i like it


Maybe I didn't order the right things, but the crispy buffalo wings were terrible. They were super small and over cooked... I guess that's why it's crispy? Also the fried pickles were so salty, it was good if you just had one. Then the sweet tea... I guess it was a south thing, but it was the most sugar filled drink and after a sip I asked for the unsweetened. \nMy husband ordered a burger with BBQ and tots. Burger was well done after he asked for it medium, but for me it was good. It came with fries when he asked for tots and 10 mins the tots came and they were over cooked. It tasted like a ball of grease. Disappointing to say the least.


I have been taking my two babies here for years, best docs, best staff, wouldn't trust anyone else!


I have been to several Cracker Barrels, and expect pretty much the same quality food and decent service.  Tonight's experience was terrible.  Stephanie W, our waitress never refilled our glasses.  We had to flag her down, several times, to get her attention.  She brought only 2 biscuits for 2 people, and when we asked for more, she told us that was all we could have.  Soup was cold, we had to send it back. I think it was b/c she brought it late (after the entree was brought).  My grilled catfish was very small, and undercooked.  It was a lackluster meal, at best.


My only complaint, truly, was that I found it to be a bit loud and so, once we moved to a sofa seating arrangement, I had a hard time hearing my friends who were sitting across from me. The music was great, just a tad too much on the side of I-am-not-involved-in-the-convo-because-I-have-no-idea-what-the-convo-is.\n\nAll things considered, however, it was fairly minor. At the bar, it wasn't as bad. Maybe that's the key? OK, got that bad news out of the way? Great, moving on.\n\nWe visited level 1.5 twice in one night... I am not sure what that tells you, but I can think of a few things. ;)\n\nThe service was superb (thanks, Brandy!), the drinks were strong (loved the slightly sweet, slightly bitter London Summer and the sweet margarita shot), and the other patrons were awesome. This level envelopes you in the chandelier idea and it's easy to forget  - supported by the amazing service and beautiful draped lighting - that you are in a casino. If I looked carefully (i.e. focused on what was outside the decor) then I could look down to the casino floor and see the clanging slot machines as a reminder (I couldn't hear them, big plus). I also love that the chandelier concept is layered... you can (whether or not you should is another story) thread your hands through the layers of strings that make this wonderful facade. It's just another detail to love, I think.\n\nThe layout is easy to navigate from level to level, seating is comfortable, amenities (read: restrooms and such) are easy to find, and the elevator as you move up and down the casino floors is fun to people watch from (and, to be fair, in).\n\nDefinitely on my \"let's hang out here\" list. We drank well, smiled and laughed much, and generally had a fantastic time. Totally repeatable... often.


Sierra Gold is one of the best neighborhood bars.  They give me the VIP treatment every time we visit; a couple of the girls even remember my name.  Their food selection is fantastic.  When Steve, I think he's the bar manager, is there things do tend to run much more smoothly.  If you are a player, they really do take great care of you.\n\nLove the calamari & thin crust pizzas.  They offer the pizza @ 50% off for happy hour from 5-7.  Generous portion of nachos that is difficult to finish.  Good bloody marys - they have their own mix.  You would be surprised at how difficult it is to find good bloody marys around here.\n\nI always have much more fun at SG than I expected.  Good food, good service, & I frequently get lucky @ video poker here.


On the second floor of a strip mall off of Spring Mountain and Arville in the Chinatown area has a great Japanese restaurant called Icheza.\n\nThe restaurant is rarely slow.  That tells you that this place is doing something right!  Best time to avoid having to wait an hour or two is to come in right when they open at 4pm or really late night before they close.  On a Friday or Saturday night, even late night sometimes the place is crowded.  \n\nYou get a wide variety of people, a mix of young and old.  I have met poor college\nstudents to a CEO of a Japanese company eating at the Icheza sushi bar.\n\nThe prices are reasonable!  You can order many dishes for around $5.  Two people have a nice dinner for $40.\n\nMost of the staff are Japanese.  This helps give Icheza a unique feel of an actual Japanese restaurant in Japan.  To American standards, Icheza's dining area is small.  There is one \"sharing\" table that seats up to 10 people, six tables for 4, two Japanese style tables where you take off your shoes that seat 8 and a sushi bar that seats 12.\n\nWith the limited seating, make sure to call in a reservation if you are planning on eating during prime time or take your chances.  Odds are, you will be waiting at least an hour.  The staff is friendly but busy.  Give Icheza a try!


I come here twice a week or so Arianna is our favorite server. We are able to eat out more often because their prices are so reasonable. Athena is usually here to take care of any problems, but we've not had any. Come over and see Joni, Nadine Michelle Marline and all the Alexis family there's plenty of booths and they'll treat you right. Be a counter fly if you like. Mike and I will see you there! We've been coming since 2005.


Poor customer service in Spanish AND English. You just can't legislate or regulate against stupidity. It is hard to manage a franchise operation, I know. But with unemployment hovering at ten percent, I think this Popeye's can do better.\n\nThe chicken I'm not interested in fueling a brand loyalty debate. It is what it is. Spitefully overpriced, but each to his own as I prefer the flavor of the spicy. But bad customer service in today's economy is UNFORGIVABLE. \n\nI'm not talking about someone who can't speak in a language I understand (because they didn't realize it ... but I speak all languages spoken at this particular Popeye's) and I'm not talking about someone having a bad day at the register. I'm talking about shameful, rude, arrogance beyond comparison.\n\nNo...I will never go back to this ghetto excuse for a Popeye's.  This chain restaurant franchise has earned my \"Restaurant Most Deserving of Implosion\" award for this year. There is no excuse for the racism displayed by these people, and no excuse for the clowning around behind the counter in view of the customers whom you attach nicknames to. Evil, evil people.\n\nGrr.


This would be a four-star joint . . . if it wasn't a burger joint. Why? Because it's a field crowded with gems. Browse my reviews: Bowery, Stout, Umami. I can't justify giving Holstein's a 4 when those places got 4s and 5s. That being said, there's a lot of good stuff at Holstein's and I'd proudly give it a 3.5 if that were possible. \n\nLet's start with their best: the boozy milkshakes (also available in non-boozy versions). I ordered the Fat Boy. It was awesome. Everything you want in a milkshake: candy, delicious vanilla milkshake PLUS booze! \n\nThe service: pretty good. They were very attentive and helpful with the baby . . . even when he spilled all the milk they very nicely brought for him. They were great to the adults too. \n\nAs for the food, as I said, the burgers were a 3.5. The fries were good, not great. I ordered the Gold Standard. I expected better. Not that it was bad, I was just expecting to be blown away and I wasn't. It is a hefty burger . . . split-able if you don't want to stuff yourself, especially if you get a milkshake. I can put it away . . . and I needed to ask for a box for some of it. \n\nSo I apologize if my review seems lackluster. It's definitely good, but you can probably find a better burger within a block if you look.


It ok not worth all the hype. No space look kind of dirty in the kitchen will never want to eat there again .


Came here with my family on fourth of July. Pre-fireworks meal. We eat here all the time since it first opened but this is my first review of the restaurant.  The teppenyaki side is lame and the sashimi is yuck but....... hands down best specialty rolls on the west side. Service is always great!!! My toddler wanted a milkshake that wasn't on the menu and our server talked the bartender in making her one!!! AWESOME!!! Thanks for going above the bar for her. We brought in some food with us, as i wasnt sure she would try anything. Our server just looked the other way. He  gave her some \"cheater\" chop sticks and she didn't look back. Squid salad, rolls,  she was in. :) had a great time as always!!!!!


I try and I try and I try to like this place but the only thing Fleming's does consistently is let me down!  Simply said... our shrimp appetizers came out sans deveining.  Yes, the digestive track of the shrimp were right there for us to see.  Next, my veal chop came out raw.  RAW!  Cold and uncooked in the center.  I sent it back twice, and finally just gave up.  Amateur hour again.\n\nTo their defense, I had an amazing steak at the Dayton, Ohio location.  But at least four other locations have let me down.  Sigh...