It was only okay. I had both the Vanilla/Vanilla and a Triple Chocolate.\n\nThe vanilla cupcake could have used more vanilla. The cupcake tasted like it came from a pre-made mix and was made yesterday. Boring. The icing, while there was plenty of it was not too bad, but it needed more vanilla.\n\nThe Triple Chocolate was onkay as well. The cupcake once again tasted like it came from a premade mix, and was made a day or two ago. The ganache and mousse (?) filling were very good. I will also say that the chocolate buttercream on top was far better than some of the other cupcake places in town.\n\nOver all though it was only sort of okay.


Located inside the University of Edinburgh Pleasance gym, is the FASIC Sports Medicine Centre. I'm a member of the gym, despite not being a student or staff and would highly recommend it (but that's for a seperate review!) As such, I can also make use of the fantastic Sports Medicine Centre housed within.\n\nHaving suffered a sore knee and limp for two weeks, without it showing any signs of improvement (the Igor look is SO in right now by the way) I decided I needed some professional attention. I got an appointment two days after calling, and was seen by a wonderful physio therapist, Tracey.\n\nTracey was an absolute delight. Chirpy, chatty, friendly, but very thorough. Lots of questions first, details of my medical and training history, a thorough physical with lots of tests, and then some work and massage on the sore area. All in 45 minutes, and for a reasonable sum of \u00a334. I mention the price as I couldn't find them listed anywhere on the website and did have to enquire.\n\nI was able to book a repeat appointment very soon after my first, and for a UK citizen used to NHS waiting times this came as a pleasant surprise!\n\nI haven't been to many other physios, but I was thoroughly impressed with the friendliness, profesionalism, and thoroughness of the staff here. Now only time will tell if they truly are magic with some damaged ligaments...


Wonderful brunch today! I had the Sunrise sandwich and my husband had the Holy Puerco - they were both delicious. I loved the homemade biscuit - light and fluffy and not dry at all. Everyone in the staff is extremely friendly - very positive and relaxing environment. Highly recommend it!


I'm sorry but it bothers me that this restaurant is highly reviewed. Everyone has different idea about sushi but this place disappointed me, who is not so picky about sushi. \n\nWish I had the picture of the sushi that I ordered but it's been a while and unfotunately it's hard to find from thousands of pictuers I have. \n\nThis restaurant is great for people who loves \"rolls\". I enjoy rolls too but I enjoy regular nigiri sushi, which, I think, is the best way to enjoy the quality of fish. When I order Tuna nigiri, the sushi came out WET & SOGGY like the fish was just microwaved and defrosted. I do not know what caused it to be wet & soggy but I've never seen such thing in my life. Sea Urchin is not edible if they are not decent quality and this restaurant's sea urchin was not good at all.\n\nAgain, rolls are enjoyable but I don't know if  I can call this restaurant a \"good sushi restaurant\".


Let's be real - nail salons are all pretty similar, with pros and cons in each.\n\nBut, bar none, the BEST thing about Spazzi, is that they don't take walk-ins.\n\nSo, what this means is that your appointment is not being rushed because people are waiting, and you are not taken late, because of a walk-in 10 minutes before your appointment. \n\nThis alone makes this place a little gem.\n\nIt is quiet, peaceful, clean, and yes, the nail work is great, prices reasonable, and it's next to a Dairy Queen.  :D


I stayed here in May for a conference with the company I am with. \n\nWe had heard the Signature Suites were much nicer then the MGM and we got a smokin deal so we were super excited to stay here. \n\nThis hotel didn't exactly live up to the expectations. \n\nAnytime we called because we needed something it took over an hour. When you are getting ready for bed, and you need an extra pillow this can be really annoying. \n\nThe rooms were a bit more dated then I expected but they have been up kept very well so it wasn't really an issue. \n\nWe had to complain to the front desk 3 times about our neighbors that were very obviously smoking in the hallway (it's a non smoking hotel) \n\nBut once we did finally receive help from staff they were all extremely helpful, polite, and nice. \n\nThe private pools here got really crowded so we spent our pool hours at the MGM pool which has a lazy river so it's better anyways\n\nThere is a short walk from our tower (tower 3) to the MGM and they have moving walkways so we didn't mind the walk at all!\n\nThere were good parts and bad. I would stay here again when I go for my next training conference, but I probably wouldn't otherwise


this office is the worst experience i have ever had for medical needs. although dr bhardwaja is professional in her approach, don't expect a complete physical checkup when you visit for a yearly physical. blood pressure, temp, heart rate and cursory probing of lungs is done and prostate check is accomplished, but considering i suffered from a chronic intestinal disease for many years, i was surprised that she did not palpate the abdomen area. the staff is very disorganized. had to wait for a month to get a med refill after being called and faxed many times by the pharmacy company. referral for further tests by wife not sent to the specialist for weeks slowing the appointment time. all calls are taken by an automated phone system which takes forever to get through and then, most times end up on voicemail and must wait for a long time for a followup callback. emergencies or any calls after hours are just told to go to hospital. apparently this is a \"nine to five\" bankers hours business and would prefer not to be bothered after hours. never have we been so discusted with a business as this. am in the process of moving to another group with \"live\" personnel. beware !


I sat in the drive thru waiting for my food for 10 minutes and was not even busy.  slow service. And they gave me the wrong order.


Just okay.  My husbsnd hated it but I thought it would do in a pinch, but haven't been back in months.  Soups need improvement.  Staff was nice.


Really Good Vietnamese food! Good Service. I always order the same. Pho Soup, egg noddle, seafood style.


Ate with a client here today for the first time. Really enjoyed the yellow curry dish medium and the soup that comes before the meal, but the service was slow. It took 16 minutes for my entree to come, although after it came many employees asked if I wanted a drink refill.\n\nNice decor and decent prices


My mom and I have gone here for years to celebrate Mother's Day. I want to say I ADORE the atmosphere of Arcadia Farms. I want to live there. However, the last couple times we have gone, the food has been lacking. The chicken sandwich was bland, everything needed salt and the crab and avocado tower was not only bland and flavorless but extremely watery. We didn't finish it. Strawberry shortcake was delicious. We have decided to only go back for the ambiance and will have wine and cheese. Probably won't bother ordering additional food.  I am giving 3 stars instead of 2 due to the atmosphere.


If I could give this place 0 stars, I would. From the moment we checked in, we were treated poorly by the staff - the woman working the front desk asked us to take a seat while she \"saw what she could do\" about our reservation, even though we had successfully booked it prior to checking in and had the confirmation number in hand. What she actually did was check in every single person in line behind us, not bothering to address our reservation until we interrupted her and asked what was going on (a good 20 minutes later.) I'm not sure how us essentially losing our place in line translated as her \"seeing what she could do.\"\n\nBut it gets worse. We had a few friends visit our room, and apparently the security guards saw them through our window (creepy much?) They proceeded to bust into the room, kicking every person out and searching places as strange as beer bottles for \"anything they should know about.\"\n\nWe talked to the manager about this, who assured us that it was fine to have additional guests as long as they weren't spending the night. I'm not sure if the manager talked to the security guards about their behavior, but it was extremely inappropriate and uncalled for.\n\nIf you want to be treated like a teenager having a party in your parents' house or a felon, then stay here. Their rooms have a nice something-died-in-here scent to set the ambiance, too. Alexis Park should spend more time finding the cause of that smell than searching beer bottles for contraband.


Kim is the best nail tech around unfortunately she is out on maternity leave. I have been coming to the salon for 3 years. The techs have a hard time remember the same face, and seem to not take a liking when customers come in while they are on their cellphones, iPads etc. Kim is very personable with EVERY customer including myself. I have a hard time draging myself to the salon while Kim is away. I hope that the other technicians learn customer services including the manager, maybe take some notes from your newest tech at the salon? Hats off to you Kim (:


My wife and I are late 30s-early 40s and did not find him particularly funny nor talented.  We went for free on fillaseat.com, and ended up leaving about 30 minutes in.  Sure, there were a few funny bits, but overall his impersonations were not very good, and his jokes were not very funny.  Skip this one.


After Harlow's down the road was so packed we couldn't park, we decided to give this new breakfast cafe a try.  The portions are extremely generous and overall the food was really good.  The prices are a little high I think, but not so much that I wouldn't return.  I knocked down a star because the ham I received was \"off\" and tasted like it was past it's shelf life, and the oj was just so-so.  They do give complimentary chocolate covered strawberries that are epic!


Great place, not a lot of parking.  We ordered a pizza and chicken parm.  It was really good food and the service was great.  We will be visiting this place again!


I love Songbird. I work close by, and it's so nice to have a great coffee house so close. The pastries, which the buy fresh from local makers, are divine. Go for the brioche cinnamon roll and thank me later. The coffee is stellar. I can't even put a finger on what's different, but I'm guessing it's the utmost attention to quality and detail of their product. \n\nSeating is a little sparse, and prices are a little high, but the goods received are worth it.


I went here again recently and though the experience as a whole was good, there is still something that needs to be said: smallest portion sizes EVER. \n\nDespite how good the food is, it's kind of annoying. You're anticipating this awesome thing you ordered and it then it arrives, and it's supposed to look all cool and minimalist and simple on a white plate but you can't get over the fact that there is literally a piece of fish the size of your palm with some sauce drizzled over it and two pieces of asparagus just lying there on a plate the size of a clock. It might look \"fancier\", but I'd guess that most Pittsburghers don't really care and just want their food. Tamari, you're going to have to pull some gestalt tricks or something to convince me that there is more food than there actually is on my plate (nice try with the bowl with the 5 inch rim though...). \n\nLobster Mac & Cheese and the Dark + Stormy was good, though. Although, thinking back on it, the drink was also unreasonably tiny for $8. The best thing about this place is still probably the service, at least they are super nice!


Best kept secret! I have lived 8 miles from here for years!! And never knew about this place. Today is my birthday and I was craving a Mexican Seafood restaurant. So I did a search on Yelp to help me decide where to go. That's how I found Mariscos Sinaloa. My boyfriend and I walked in. We were greeted by the staff. It was seat yourself so I chose a corner booth. A friendly waitress (wish I knew her name, she wore glasses and had a big smile all the time) immediately brought over chips & salsa and took our drink order. When she delivered our drinks I told her it was our first time there. She had a big smile on her face and welcomed us (again). Since a lot of the menu was in Spanish she helped us understand and explained some of the selections on the menu. She did it with enthusiasm which made us feel appreciated as guests. I love queso dip but did not see it on the menu. So I just took a stab at it and asked her if they had queso dip. She said they did but it was not on the menu. I was pleasantly surprised. The queso dip was very good and creamy. My boyfriend ordered the Camerones Baconera. He really enjoyed it. I sampled it and wouldn't mind ordering it for myself next time we come. Big plump shrimp swimming in a creamy, spicy, chipotle type sauce.  I ordered the Molcajetes. OMG!! Entr\u00e9e big enough for 2. It had grilled octopus, carne asada, bacon wrapped shrimp, grilled green onions, cheese stuffed pepper, and grilled chicken in a spicy sauce sizzling in a hot clay-type pot. I was not disappointed!! I was not able to finish and had to ask for a to-go container. I saw a smile on boyfriend's face when I asked for the to go box. He was probably thinking that he is getting the leftovers....NOPE!! Not this time, My Love, I'm gonna savor this myself tonight!!! We will definitely come back!! Why? The food was delicious but the waitress with the glasses and friendly smile made our experience there FANTASTIC!!


Very disappointed at the service provided by the store!!! Even Wal-Mart has better customer service.  You cannot return anything there!!! I have the following when I try to return my Xbox One:\n\n*Gift Receipt\n*Xbox One (unopened)\n*It was purchased on 11/22/13 so it was well with in the return period\n\nI got an Xbox One as a gift but I already have one, so I try to return it at the store (Unopened and with the receipt). They said I have to call to return it because it was purchased on their website. I called their supposed \"store phone number\" but is a call center in India that handle their store phone call. They cannot transfer you to someone at the store at all!\n\nWhen I told her I want to return my new Xbox One, they told me I have to get the credit card number and email address of the person who give me the gift!!!! I explained that it was a gift but she said she cannot help me without that info. After going back and forth with her for 10 minutes, I ask to speak with a supervisor. She put me on hold for 15 minutes and told me that because I don't have the order information (I guess the receipt and order number isn't good enough) they cannot escalate my call to a supervisor. She pretty much told me she cannot help me. I asked to see if maybe someone can call me or I can email someone she said they don't have that! What? Microsoft does not have a customer service email?\n\nI'll probably going to sell it on craigslist or something and get me a playstation 4. At least if I buy something from the Sony store or Apple store I can return it.\n\nBottom line - if you are going to buy a Microsoft product, buy it from Amazon, BestBuy, Wal-Mart, etc... because at least you can return it!


Prices and portions are a little better than Jamba Juice, and food selection is decent.\n\nWent by late last night, I  got one of their superfood smoothies- the Mean Green(?), with kale and spinach and mango and pineapple. Get it with Splenda to save some cals, and the smoothie is a meal at 380 cals. Very filling, very tasty, very sweet.\n\nJoined their website and got an email for a 99 cent smoothie with purchase of a sandwich or wrap. Before I got a chance to even print that up, another coupon came up for TODAY- $1.99 for their curry chicken salad or wrap, and it's decent. Don't know if I'd pay full price for it, but coupons and deals seem to come around often.\n\n\nEDIT:\nApparently this location's management is now picking and choosing when to honor the company website coupons. I understand franchises are able to opt out of promotions, and the small print always states \"at participating locations\", but if they honor one they should honor all. And with all of the smoothie competition they have in this area, and my observations of the amount of business they do, they can't really afford to be turning away customers.\nI'll be spending my money elsewhere from now on- getting turned away for a $2 discount coupon that is ON THE COMPANY WEBSITE was a total waste of my lunch break today (3/26/14). If you're going to benefit from the advertising your host company provides, you need to honor their discounts as well.


Wonderful hummus and everything else, too!  Take your chances with the plate of a day, it's a bargain and an adventure!  And you'll get delightful hummus, pita, salad and rice along with the special items of the day.  The service can be a little slow since it's ONE MAN running the show but he takes his time with each person's order and serves up tasty plates!  The Arabian tea is also delish!


Call me simple, but I sure do love a po' boy sandwich.\n\nMy parents and I decided to drop in for dinner before catching a show at the Smith Center. You'll notice their Louisiana spirit just by taking a glance around! Their dining area is cozy and a little tight so you should call in advance if you have a large group.\n\nThe fried catfish po' boy was my catch of the day. When it finally came to the table, I peeked into my sandwich and saw a meager catfish filet that resembled those of my poor college student days. The breading was bland, but the fish was moist. Other than that, they followed through on my request to be easy on the mayo and tartar sauce. Their bread is magical. I don't even know how, but it is.\n\nThe service was mediocre. Perhaps it was just a busy night and we were in a hurry, but our food seemed to take forever to get from the kitchen to our table. Not sure if the bread was complimentary or if it was to appease our growing appetites as we waited. On a positive note, our waitress was very accommodating and even put in a rush order for us, which I'm very thankful for.\n\nAll in all, there were some hits and misses, but their menu's enough for me to return someday and try their gumbo, sweet potato fries, and their banana fosters.


Was excited about a new restaurant in gilbert close to home.  I have been to breakfast here three times lunch twice and will not be returning. Service is non existent. Food is mediocre at best. Real could be a hit if they got some management that was actually on site. I have only ever saw very young staff with no guidance and no service skills. Tragic to have a new restaurant start out this way.


I wish I could be more enthusiastic about this eponymous restaurant from Hubert Keller. The staff could not have been more friendly, but they failed to manage their ambiance well, and the food lacked consistency.\n\nThe biggest problem with the restaurant, in my opinion, is that the main dining room is totally open to the casino, which allows the loud cacophony of casino sounds into the ambiance of the dining experience. The clang and whir of slot machines, different rock and roll songs from multiple other open venues, and the continuous mumble and rumble of the migrating hordes intrude on your dining experience continuously. Do not expect to \"get away from it all\" at this restaurant. You'll be smack dab in the middle of the action while you try to concentrate on your tuna tacos. Music played in the dining room just added to the ruckus and made me wish I had brought earplugs. Overall a very jarring experience.\n\nThe food was creative but uneven. Of the five \"tapas\" I ordered, only two really satisfied: tuna tacos and lobster macaroni and cheese. The tiny tuna tacos burst with bright flavors that popped in your mouth. My only criticism: teasingly small. The macaroni showed nice restraint -- too many lobster or truffle dishes nowadays coat the mouth with richness. This one comes off as balanced, with a gentle, soothing effect that lingers. Happy food.\n\nThe rest of the dishes were less than stellar. The oyster presentation was a bit ridiculous, served atop a martini glass filled with blue steaming liquid. The earthy brine of the oysters did not marry well with the melon balls that were served atop them. Creative but not great. They also comped me a deep fried chicken nugget on mayonnaise and nuts. Not my thing?\n\nThe wine list showed ambition, but lacked commitment. It covers lots of ground, but most of the producers it features are garden variety.\n\nOn the other hand the staff was lovely and attentive. Dishes were whisked on and off of the table with impressive efficiency. Every request was greeted with cheerful enthusiasm, which helped make my overall experience a mildly positive one. \n\nI cannot honestly say I had a great first experience at Fleur, but considering the creativity and friendly attitude, I will definitely try it again.


Yum. After doing some shopping at the Mekong plaza we decided on having lunch here. Very clean, which is a big plus for a Vietnamese establishment. The food was great, very tasty. Would love to back.


MC Law Group helped me with immigration. I have Citizenship now, all thanks to them.


We stayed at this hotel last night & the night before and overall it was fine; the room was very clean and the mattress was very comfortable.  Our room had a connecting door to the adjoining room and the couple in that room on our first night were talking loudly, but fortunately they didn't stay up late.  The woman at the front desk when we checked in was rather perfunctory, but the woman who was there when we checked out was very pleasant.  Note that breakfast isn't included, although the room price reflected that.\n\nI would rather have given 3.5 stars, but 3 stars would have been too low.


I usually take my car to the Wal-Mart Tire and Lube center, but I was in this neighborhood and thought I'd give it a try. The technicians were prompt and efficient, taking my information as soon as I pulled in. They promised a 15 minute turnaround and were pretty darned close. After I paid for it (a little more expensive than Wal-Mart at $30), I noticed that they did a great job vacuuming out the crap from the floors. Good work, I would return.


Never again....I have tried this place twice now.  First time was a NYE party and now just to hang out and gamble.  Each time sucked!  I got suckered into bottle service for 500 bones and now just dropped 100 bucks at keno.  What a complete waste of time.  Also, why didn't anyone tell me there was a freakin loer yuppie convention in town???


This place lacks a lot of customer service skills. I waited several minutes to place my order or even be acknowledged. When I finally was acknowledged there wasn't even a, \"hello, how can I help you?\" It was more like, \"what do you want?\" Then, when I left there wasn't even a, \"thank you,\" or any sort of parting salutation. \n\nI was really disappointed in the sandwich. There was a good amount of meat but too much bread and not enough dressing.


Small but decent downtown farmers market- a major pluses are that this one is indoors AND parking is free and easy to find on-site.\n\nThree different product booths were present, along with two food trucks (Rika Arepa Express and 50 Shades of Green), a coffee shop, live music, and a handful of artisans selling jewelry and kitchen supplies.\n\nInterested to see whether this market garners more participants in the fall.


2.5 stars\n\nApparently this place has some serious Vegas roots.  They used to be over on East Tropicana and have some affiliations with Liberace but there is now a new location on the Westside attached to the bounty hunter in the Albertson's shopping center.\n\nFirst things first, we had really nice service.  Our server was friendly, attentive, and hepful.  \n\nThe atmosphere leaves much to be desired since this place is attached to a bar, the bounty hunter.  There are some random booths and tables thrown in what was clearly an empty space and thats about it.  \n\nThere isn't a wine list or cocktails; just the offerings from the bounty hunter.  Um, no thank you, I don't want a Coors light with my veal.\n\nThey serve piping hot french bread,  It's crusty on the outside and chewy in trhe middle.  It's good.  \n\nWe had mussels to start.  Steamed in white wine with lots of butter, lots of garlic, and lots of chili.  They were spicy! Good flavor and cooked nice but hubs was dissapointed they were previously frozen.  \n\nWe had a cup of minestrone.  It didn't look like any vegetable soup I was used to.  It had ok flavor but was a salty brown sludge.  \n\nDad had the manicotti; the best item we had.  It had yummy creamy ricotta and mozarella and it was good.  \n\nWe shared veal.  I can't remember the name of the dish.  The veal was super tender, topped with copious amounts of a slurried brown sauce and sliced mushrooms.  It had spaghetti with marinara on the side.  It was not veal marsala but the sauce definitely had marsala in it, as did the sauce for the mussels.  I like the flavor of marsala but it seemed strange that it ended up in everything.  \n\nDad licked his spumoni dessert clean.  We shared the tortoni; essentially, vanilla ice cream mixed with frangelico then refrozen.  The presentation is awful but the iuce cream was delicious.  The basically freeze it into a little bowl.  That's it! The don't scoop it out, garnish it or anything! It tastes great though.  The refreezing with the alcohol creates these flaky ice crystals in the ice cream which is a pleasing texture.  Our bill was $50 for 2 sodas, mussels, cup of soup, 2 entrees, and 2 desserts.  Not bad.  \n\nI think I'd be willing to give it another try but have definitely experienced better Italian food at comparable prices in Vegas.


i didnt know what rating to give. its a toss up or should i say -- its a crap shoot. hahha\n1.chips and salsa - good\n2. vegan salad and rolled tacos - good\n3. beer and tequila - goooood\n4. is where i have a problem - seeing guys from AFI ? does pink taco get another star cause we seen those guys?? - good??\n5. eating pink taco 2 days in a row - not good!!! unless you need to \"cleanse\" if you know what i mean.


My wife and I decided to try La Cave for a belated birthday dinner celebration after reading the rave reviews on yelp and other sites.  We are longtime Vegas vacationers who love staying at the Wynn because we appreciate their high standards, quality amenities and top-notch service, and love to frequent their excellent restaurants.  It started out fairly well--the greeters at the door welcomed us and seated us quickly, and our server came and took our drink order.  All of the restaurant staff was impeccably attired and gave me the feeling that this was going to be a good evening.  While walking to our table, we noticed that most of the employees were busy chatting away with each other instead of working or doting of their customers, and most of them avoided eye contact or any kind of acknowledgement of us--yes, we WERE properly attired.  The restaurant was very stylish and clean, and our table for two was set very romantically and the ambient lighting was perfect.  However, the huge flatscreen TV on the wall blaring out a March Madness college basketball game was confusing and somewhat of an eye (and ear) sore, since we wanted to dine in a cozy, romantic restaurant--not a sports bar.  Our drinks were came quickly and were really good--I had the Rince Cochon, a strong Belgian ale, while my wife had a glass of Eckstein Riesling.  Our server asked if we were ready to order, but we were unfamiliar with their offerings and requested a little more time.  Well, I finished over half of my beer by the time she finally reappeared to take our food order.  We had a small order since we needed to get to a show after dinner, so we ordered the jumbo lump crab lettuce cups, warm salt-roasted beets, chicken flatbread and the beef filet.  The crab lettuce cups came out first--full of succulent lump crabmeat, topped with small wedges of mandarin orange and pink grapefruit--very tasty and refreshing!  Next, the chicken flatbread and beef filet--the flatbread was very generous and filling, the exotic seasonings and hearty portion of chicken made it most delicious and a worthwhile experience, while the beef filet was savory and rich, sitting on crostini soaked with those delicious beef juices, topped with blue cheese and cooked to a perfect medium.  After we finished the three dishes and our drinks, we patiently waited for another 10 minutes before our server showed up and asked if we were ready for dessert.  I quietly mentioned to her that she forgot the roasted beets, so she said she would check on them.  Wait 5 more minutes, then she comes back and says she forgot the beets but if I still wanted them \"the guys could throw them on the grill\"--what?!  I was still hungry (these ARE small plates, after all) so I said I did want them.  Another 10+ minutes later, the beets finally show up, but it is kinda sad sitting and eating beets with nothing else to munch on with it. So I quickly ate most of the beets and asked for the check, since we still had a show to attend and our discombobulated meal took over 75 minutes to consume.  To my surprise, I was charged for the beets!  We wanted to speak to a manager about our disappointing experience, but needed to rush out of the restaurant to get to the show at The Orleans in time, which we did with just minutes to spare.  So I would rate La Cave the following:\n\nFOOD:  4 stars-excellent quality, but very expensive for small plates.\n\nAMBIENCE:  3 stars-nice atmosphere and lighting, staff dressed very well, but sports-bar TV's killed it.\n\nPRESENTATION:  4 stars-very professional, clean and stylish.\n\nSERVICE:  1 star-extremely disappointing for a Wynn restaurant; too long wait times for food and service followup; felt server wanted to rush us out.\n\nTo say we were disappointed is an understatement, because the food offerings and the restaurant itself were wonderful.  Hope La Cave can clean up their service issues, because there are a lot of other options, both on- and off-property.


must haves: table side guacomole, Javiers's top shelf margarita, and the steak and lobster (if you are feeling fancy) or carne asada(every other 364 days of the year). We went for new years eve and ordered the steak and lobster...sigh. I was actually nervous ordering it from a mexican resturant but it was great. They can prepare it several different ways but we went with the waiter's favorite. Spicy and a new twist on a familar pairing made it reinvented completely. I have eaten there probably 100 times and if I can I will eat there 100 times more.


I'm disappointed to write this review since I have eaten at fuzzys several times over the past couple years. This is a delivery/food quality review. On 5/15/14 I placed an order for delivery for nachos, two chicken tacos, chips & salsa, and rice & black beans at 5:16 pm. An hour later and still no food. I called the manager and she told me the food was finished and waiting to be delivered. 45 minutes passed and finally the food arrives ( so my food was sitting for 30 minutes before being taken to be dropped off) yuck. The food arrives and the nachos are luke warm and extremely soggy. Immediately tossed in the garbage. The chips had not been seasoned like listed in the online description. The tortilla from our tacos fell apart from absorbing so much moisture and they were luke warm as well. I called back and the manager said \"sometime that happens with delivery\" ARE YOU KIDDING ME!? She offered no kind of apology or compensation. Just unbelievable. After tossing the rest of the food, my boyfriend and I both agreed Taco Bell would have been a tastier route instead of wasting 40 bucks on the half-assed soggy concoctions we received. Never ordering from here again. If your in the south Scottsdale/Tempe area \"El Molinos\" is a more reliable option for delivery Mexican.


Seriously. This place makes me crazy. It's right by my house and I can never find the time to wash my car so I keep going here, but it freakin' sucks.\n\nThe first time I went here I tried to do the self wash and the thing ate my money. The second time I went here it was closed even though it says 24 hours. The third and forth time I did the auto wash and it was fine, though you are paying a lot for a really wimpy wash. The fifth time I did the self wash and it was awesome. And I went there just now for a sixth time and they had the second side open which has always been closed before...and I went through that one because someone was in the other side and it takes FOREVER if you have to wait behind someone. So I go through and it just eats my money! The wash never turns on! And there's no one to talk to about it because there's no one there.\n\nBut I'm desperate because my car is really dirty and I don't have time to go somewhere else, so I back up and pay again to go through the other side and that one's all jacked too! It came on, but it didn't get my car clean AT ALL.\n\nSo I pull out and I come home and I look up their phone number on the internet and that number is no good! There's seriously no one to talk to about my getting charged $12 and still having a dirty car, so now I have to dispute it with my credit card company.\n\nOf course, I suppose that's my fault for continuing to go there knowing how much it sucks.


...I don't know why I waited so long to try this place, I've heard so much about it.  I had the burnt ends BBQ sandwich + twice baked potatoes + Sioux City Ginger Beer (non-alcoholic) which was a great combination.    If you're up for BBQ sauce that's thick, spicy + sweet this is the place for you!


Expected a much larger selection of draft beer! Also disappointed that the Mac and Cheese had a spicy nacho cheese taste when the menu said nothing to indicate that flavor. When I asked the waitress about it she said other tables mentioned to get it without the 'beer queso' .. which nobody would know about since it's not mentioned on the menu! Not enough meat on the steak sandwich and no feasible gluten-free options. It was a very clean restaurant - and was overall ok - but we won't be back.


They have the best Burnt Almond Torte, so Good!   And if you like lady locks their the best I've had also.  Another of my favorites are the little cake cups they make .  There are a variety, like Burnt Almond Torte, Cookies and Cream, Pumpkin cheesecake, Vanilla Raspberry, German Chocolate, and so on.  Its the perfect miniature dessert!\n\nFor my daughters wedding I ordered five dozen of these for the cookie table. They were a nice addition to the cookies and display beautifully.  They were a Big Hit!


Amano's is refreshing little place among the chain restaurants and strip mall Mexican food places in South Phoenix. \nIt has a laid back vibe with a touch of style. \nI love the you can see into the very clean kitchen from many locations! Pretty professional. \nThe wine list is for beginners but thats fine- they have a little of everything and at decent prices. \nSo, my friend and I live right down the road and we've been so curious about the Baseline 'wine bar,'- we stop in Friday night. \nIt's not too crowded- no wait. Professional, well dressed staff seated us promptly. \nI ordered a glass of marlborough sauvignon blanc at 6.50 a glass. \nWe were impressed with the menu and very surprised- we thought this place would be a spagetti and meat balls kind of place. \nI ended up ordering the Spinach, Sundried tomato, and Queso Fresco Pizza. ($11)\nNeesha had the Pesto stuffed chicken breast with Fettuccine Alfredo and roasted vegetables. ($17)\nWe were served bread with olive and balsamic and I have to agree with Sunny B- the balsamic was too vinegary and the bread was super tough. \nYou shouldn't eat the bread anyways- especially if you're about to have a carb feast of pasta and pizza. So, maybe this is Amano's subtle way of making actually follow my dieting rules... \nOur food came quickly- My pizza was good but its hard the go wrong with pizza. The crust was thin-ish and well seasoned, tasted fresh. The toppings were really good but I wish they would have really loaded on the spinach. \nI needed salt and pepper which they don't provide at the table and the ones our served brought me looked ancient- seriously- they were gross and not cute at all. \nThis is a cool little restaurant- bring me some fresh sea salt and pepper in a GRINDER. \nI tried some of Neesha's alfredo- which I had to generously salt, first- and it was really good. Fresh, not too rich, om nom nom. \nI love alfredo, too- So I'm not going to sugar coat here.\nThe real stand out was a roasted fresh vegtables that she got with her meal! They were to die for! Oven roasted asparagus, broccoli, green beans with a light seasoning. SO GOOD! \nThe problem here- The portion size of the veggies was TINY- we absolutely demolished it. Amano's should cut the pasta portion in half and fill it with those phenomenal veggies! \nI didn't try her chicken but it looked beautiful fresh green pesto oozing out the side of a perfectly browned chicken breast. \nShe ate the whole thing so it was probably quite good. \nI really wanted to try and creme brulee but we had boys coming over so we had to hustle home to get pretty and make our house look semi-presentable. \nGetting the check was a pain and took forever- our server forgot about us and after about 10 minutes we had to ask someone else. \nNot a huge deal but not cool either. \nI'm going to be back for sure- its a super decent place for baseline. I think my Hunny will love it and I have to try the creme brulee!


I think I'm seriously missing something here. Am I the only person in the world that thinks Chipotle sucks? There isn't one thing on the menu that I enjoy. Not even the chips and salsa. How can you mess up chips and salsa??\n\nEVERYONE I know loves this place. I feel like I'm an alien. Maybe they put something in their food that not only makes you bleed when you go the bathroom, but also hypnotizes you to think they have the best food when really its the worst.\n\nMy two most recent experiences are as follows:\n\nA friend of mine insisted we go before a movie. I asked him if he really wanted to eat that garbage and then sit for two hours but he said yes. I watched him eat a burrito while I ate stale chips and the cashier made fun of me (YES HE MADE FUN OF ME! WHO DOES THIS?) for not ordering something. He actually asked me if I was watching my figure. I'm a skinny girl so it was really insulting to the bigger girls behind me in line. I could tell they were visibly offended.\n\nAnother time my boyfriend got a coupon for a free burrito for selling his books back to the school. I guess they figure that if you're stupid enough to sell your books back to the school instead of online then you're stupid enough to eat Chipotle. I went with him even if I didn't want anything. I just wanted to spend time with him. Well apparently everyone and their mother wanted Chipotle that day because the line was so long it went outside. The door was open so it was hot. Imagine every possible thing that could go wrong in a line happening at once. That's what it was. Sweaty people all over, screaming kids, crying babies, loud cell phone talkers, cutters.... Ugh. When we finally reached the front of the human labyrinth they almost didn't take his coupon even though it was completely valid.\n\n\n\n\nIn the end. Not a fan of the food, the experience, the staff, the building. No. Please someone tell me what I'm missing here!!


Huge Disappointment - $20 per day for a resort fee that does not offer much is a bit of a sham.   \nWe stayed in one of the ue  rooms and I would agree with others about the shower being terrible and the room having a musty smell.   You can see that the vents have not been cleaned out in quite some time.  \nThe worst part is that we could not get any sleep until after 2 am due to the music ( or I should say the same beat repeating over and over) from the Voodoo lounge filling our room and shaking our walls.  \nWe called the front desk to change rooms and were told that no rooms were available.  The manager was supposed to call us which never happened. When we checked out the hotel thought that removing the resort fee was good enough.  After explaining that we had paid for a room that we were supposed to get some sleep in which did not happen the front desk was willing to remove an additional $20.  Wow - hold me back.  Needless to say we are not coming back.\nFYI  - stay off floor 35 of the masquerade tower.


Great food and fun classy atmosphere. I love the menu because there is something for everyone. Everything I've tried has been good but my favorite is rice pudding with Turkish coffee. And the hookah lounge is a great place to hang out with friends after dinner.


Why would you ever stay here? \n\n1. The theme is ridiculously cheesy.\n\n2. All the casino patrons are really angry old Filipina grandmas (no hate, I love the Filipinos, but man y'all get mean after age 50 or so).\n\n3. When you enter the room towers, you literally feel like you've been transported to a prison camp in the jungles of 'Nam in '68.\n\nAs a young lass, I once tried to meet a group of female friends-of-friends at the IP to keep the party going after hours, only to find that they were all Vietnamese and looking...rough. Given point 3, you can understand why I ran away as fast as I could and haven't been back since.


I went here with my friend one Friday night for the open skate, because sometimes you just want to go somewhere else besides the bar. I would guess that most of the kids there were between 12-15. I suppose we should have known that since no one ever talks about going to ice skating rinks anymore unless they're taking their children.\n\nI must admit that skating in the dark with disco balls and listening to Justin Timberlake was actually fun. It brought back memories of my hometown roller skating rink in junior high, when we skated to NKOTB Hangin' Tough while swinging an arm above your head and wearing a glow in the dark necklace. \n\nThe ice skate rentals are very uncomfortable and smell bad, so if you do come here you might want to bring your own skates.


= = = = = =  CLOSED  = = = = = =\n\nSorry to see Him's JL close.  I liked the place.     :-(


==Jetta's Castle Boutique Scavenger Hunt==\n\n1) Guy reads porn titles out loud as if to try and make sense of them. \"Toe Sucking Lesbians 4? Wait. Toe...Sucking...Lesbians? 4? There's a 1, 2, and 3?\"\n\n2) Boyfriend learns a little too late that his girlfriend likes handcuffs and paddles a lot more than he does.\n\n3) Dumb sack of shit who tries every sample bottle of lube and then can't hold anything in his hands the rest of the night.\n\n4) Group of women giggling profusely in \"penis-shaped novelties\" aisle.\n\n5) Guy with inferiority complex looks devastated at selection of big black dildos.\n\n6) Guy trying desperately to convince girlfriend to let him buy her the \"naughty nurse\" outfit.\n\n7) Girl who relates to her friend her personal experiences with every model of vibrator on the wall.\n\n8) Clerk whose a little too interested in knowing about what you intend to do with that new purchase.\n\n9) Guy in gay porn section constantly checking his back to make sure nobody knows he's in the gay porn section.\n\n10) Guy with pregnancy fetish magazine in hand who asks anyone near him how anyone can be turned on by watersports, bondage, or interracial porn.\n\n11) Guy who spends entire fucking visit yelling \"Hey guys! Check this out!\" to friends on the other side of the store.\n\n12) Token virgin.\n\n13) Tranny who spends most of visit browsing through the book section, like it's any better than the blow up doll section. 50 percent chance this is me. Say hello and I'll give you an altoid from my purse.


I like this place, they have good food. I go there a lot since its so close to my job. Their service could be better, but overall is a good experience.


I figured I would write an update on this review since the waiter reached out and attempted to rebut the points in my review. Unfortunately all it did was change their review from 2 stars to one. \n\nThe waiter's comments are below. \n\nWaiter response to my original review - - - \"Hi, i waited to respond so i could look at your check for this day.\nFirst i apologize for your experience Lamb Seekh Kabob is served without skewers because they are metal ones and 5' long.\nWe have daily lunch specials which run from $8.95 to $11.95 , its complete lunch and comes with everything. Lunch specials combo of two dishes is only $2.95 additional. \nWe cannot compare Indian restaurant with Chinese restaurant.\nTips were voluntary.\nWe will surely look into our prices compared to other Indian restaurants.\nThanks\"\n\nMy response to this is...\n\nI followed your lead when ordering our meal from beginning to end... I trusted you... if you had options that could have SIGNIFICANTLY reduced our bill, why was there absolutely no mention of this during my 90 minute lunch?!\n\nI originally thought the service and food was good, but meal was overpriced compared to what we received. Instead, apparently the service was not good. You seem to have let me pay $13+ for each meal plus an additional $3 for rice and $3 for nan when we could have gotten much more for a lesser price (and likely left very satisfied). We trusted you to guide us to good food, not just good food that would pad the bill at a la carte prices. In the future, you may want to guide your customers to your specials.


My family and I just returned from a spending our 1st week  at The Grandview, Las Vegas. We loved the accommodations. Anything you would need and most of your wants are right there at our disposal.  Upon our arrival, we were greeted so kindly and directed to the front desk, where we met Steve Stephens, who was courteous and humorous  all while being professional.  Mr Stephens got us checked in in a matter of minutes and we were on our way to spending the most relaxing week ever.  \n\nWe stayed in a 2 bedroom (double everything), the housekeeping was immaculate.  The decor was just as we remembered from the previous year's tour. The bedroom mattresses fit our bodies like a nice warm hug :).   The jet tubs are awesome and every girl should have own vanity like the one in the bathrooms.  The staff the grounds were all very profession and courteous. \n\nNow, they gave us one complimentary week (on one device) of Internet. But they wanted like $50 additional for the 2nd device, that is extremely pricey.   The property is grand, however, the workout room is tiny (only one for the whole property)  and the issue of parking were our only disappointments.  For this reason, I wanted to give a 4 1/2 stars, but that's not possible here and there was no way I'd give The Grandview 4 stars only, so 5 stars it is :) \n\nThat's pretty much it!  I would encourage all of my friends and family to buy a timeshare here at The Grandview.


Do not come here! This place is packed full of people waiting to have an abortion and it's really gross. They don't take time to explain anything and they will not even let your boyfriend or husband in the ultrasound room if you want him there. You can definitely find help somewhere else where you are not treated like cattle!


After wading through all of the reviews on Yelp about this place I decided to brave the 0.1 mile walk from the MGM in the 97 degree weather (don't judge; I'm fat and out of shape) to see what all the buzz was about.  I also attribute some of my motivation to the fact that I'm a male and therefore genetically pre-disposed to having an affinity for sandwiches.\n\nWith that aside I have to say the trip was definitely worth it.  I ordered the avocado chipotle chicken something-or-other and was not disappointed.  I might have to sneak out when everyone's asleep and get me another.


This place is shady. I went in one week and asked for a basic hand car.. $25.. Okay a little steep but fair. Went in a few weeks later the attendant tries to charge me $34.99. I told him that's bs and that the website doesn't even advertise it as such. His response was that management doesn't tell him about these things.. what?! \n\nOh yeah not to mention the car was already pulled up to be dried from the time I walked from my car to the cash register. One man washing the whole car? Hard to believe.


We had a group of 8.  We were sat quickly.. SWEET!  The ambiance very west elm, loved it. The service was great and very attentive, my drink was refilled without ask.  And one time, I did not even know it was refilled...  Ninja waiters?   We order the meat and cheese appetizer... YUM!  I ordered the pepperoni pizza...  Thin crust, cheese is just right amount, not cheap on the pepperoni, and the basil was fresh...  Need to drag my foodies girls to this place...


Probably the most pathetic place I have ever been. Bouncers think that being a bouncer is really important. Getting inside is like accomplishing absolutely nothing. Nothing to see. Nothing to do. Guys with big egos and small ....  Go somewhere else.


A mon avis tr\u00e8s surfait. Les p\u00e2tisseries sont tout juste correctes, et les petites feuilles d'or coll\u00e9es partout (grotesque) ne les rendent pas plus fines. La plus grosse d\u00e9ception vient des croissants qui ont le go\u00fbt et la texture des croissants de boulangerie industrielle. On trouve les m\u00eames chez Metro. Pour des vrais croissants au beurre, faites un d\u00e9tour par Froment et S\u00e8ve \u00e0 Rosemont.


Bon Chef Cafe offers tasty food at reasonable prices in a casual family-friendly atmosphere.\n\nOn New Year's Eve, they advertised a 2-for-$50 five-course dinner menu which consisted of Shrimp Cocktail, French Onion Soup, Caesar Salad, choice of entree (I got the New York Steak with Shrimp Scampi) and choice of cheesecake or Tiramisu for dessert. Yup, all this food for the bargain price of $50!\n\nWith a curious and rambunctious 10-month-old baby, dining out is challenging. When we saw other families with kids and the cute little play area, we knew we wouldn't be looked at with disdain if our baby would randomly let out a Pterodactyl shriek (which is his newest favorite thing to do). There was an old couple next to us that ignored our baby who kept waving and smiling at them but I understand not all people like kids. The owners and servers were friendly with our baby and that's all that mattered.\n\nEverything we were served from the first course to dessert was delightful. The stars of the meal were the rich and cheesy French Onion Soup and the light and fluffy Tiramisu. I ordered my steak medium, and it came out pretty well done. Not a big deal though since my shrimp scampi was delicious as was everything else on the menu. Their kitchen has an open layout so you can see all the action.\n\nEven though it was a special menu, several items are available on their regular menu. I'm dying to go back to try their Baked Lobster Bisque and their breakfast offerings. You can tell that they really care about their patrons' satisfaction because we were regularly checked on after each course. \n\nIf you're looking for good food at decent prices where you can take the kids, try Bon Chef Cafe!


My fiance and I went here for dinner on a Tuesday night and absolutely loved it! The food was excellent (mussels, calamari, ahi tuna, mushrooms and fried pickles), the drinks were great and our server, Amanda, was awesome I would definitely recommend DM and can't wait to go back!


Incompetent manager that wasn't able to cancel an order on one card so it could be put on another card....luckily for this place there is no competition so their customer service can be as poor as they want it to be


Despite hailing from the Latin American capital of the US (Miami), I know my Southern grub. It's thanks to South Beach farm to table operations like Yardbird that really set my palate straight. Then I traveled to Charlotte where my local expert led me in the direction of recently opened, Leroy Fox. \n\nThis gastronomy focused Southern pub features indoor dining options fit for anyone searching out a finely casual eatery or even an outdoor patio to welcome the hens looking to bask beneath a beating sun. The latter was our choice. Whether you're after a crafty cold brew or a serious spirit, there's a full menu of regional beers and mixology forward cocktails.\n\nFor starters, the hot pretzel appetizer arrived with a bouquet of dipping sauces. Between the cheese, honey mustard and ranch, I found my mini pretzels readily diving into the honey mustard time and time again. Then, feeling somewhere between good and glutton, I opted for the fried chicken salad. \n\nI mean, sure, I'll take some greens with my delicately fried tenderloins. Everything danced together wonderfully... naturally, considering fried chicken was in the room. Then again, at Leroy's, \"chickens are fresh, all natural, hormone free and blessed.\" Yes, they're blessed... which must have something to do with how godly they taste going down.\n\nNext time, I'm running for the BLTA (bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado).


went here with a group of friends and we were able to catch the open bar, so the girl's in our group was pretty happy with that. This place isn't the best and it's not the worst!\n\nif you're looking for a small & chill clubs, this is probably your best bet.


Well my boyfriend & I decided to have breakfast yesterday at Babystacks. I had been there before when they first opened, back when they were called Babycakes. It was a Thursday, mid-morning, and we were greeted right away by a woman who sat us. She was very nice. I ordered the \"homemade\" corn beef hash & eggs & I got the red velvet pancakes. The red velvet pancakes are divine. If you like red velvet, you'll love these. I've had lots of RV pancakes & these are by far the best. The corn beef has looked like a cube of dog food. I've had corn beef hash a lot & this wasn't that great, neither were the eggs which were a strange color. The hash browns were undercooked & bland. My boyfriend got the Mexican skillet which also looked underwhelming & wasn't that great, according to him & he is an authentic Mexican. Haha. The portions were small & it was expensive. The reason I'm giving it 3 out of five stars is for their pancakes, which they're famous for, and our excellent service. Our server (I wish I remembered her name so I could give her a shoutout) was amazing. She was happy, friendly, and very attentive. The service from everyone I saw was amazing. I'll go back again for sure.


I went to Danny's by the recommendation of a family friend while visiting Scottsdale from Austin, TX.\n\nNot only was the car wash sub-par and the customer service abysmal, but my sunglasses were stolen from the case I leave in my glove box.\n\nI also found a half-smoked cigarette on my backseat before leaving. I don't smoke.\n\nAvoid this disaster at all costs.


This place comes close to being my other MUST-eat for my Charlotte visitors. Definitely if someone says they want a good burger. While they do have some interesting options on the menu, it is simple to create your own burger to get exactly what you want (can choose the meat, bun, toppings). They have all of your options laid out in front of you with prices listed.\n\nMy favorite is just a burger with jalapenos, jalapeno bacon, ketchup, lettuce on Texas toast (dipped in the Big Daddy Sauce).  Everyone at my table usually has a different side item and they have all been good: tater tots, fries, sweet potato fries, and onion straws.\n\nMy girlfriend loves the Cantina 1511 black bean burger (it's ironic since we really didn't like our visit to Cantina 1511).\n\nWe had nearly an hour wait around lunch time. To counter the poor service previously mentioned in another review, the hostess was friendly and thanked us for waiting and the server did fine. With all the various toppings and alterations to burgers that we've made, they have always gotten the orders right. \n\nMy only complaint would be that some of the tables can put you in pretty tight quarters sitting back to back with other customers. \nWe'll be back.


I'm surprised this place doesn't have more lower rated reviews. We should have sat in the patio because couldn't see our menus or even our food indoors. Seemed every table was using their flashlight iPhone app. I complained on deaf ears. Chicken was dry, food presentation nice (if only we could see the food on the plates!) but lacked much else. Way overpriced for what you get (tiny servings). Best thing was the side of beans (amazing!). Next time will try the place across the street.


Before I actually set down and ate I had been feeling pretty pleased with myself.  I saw the huge line, I smelled the delicious smells of French fried potatoes and I also observed all the literature on display about all the awards that Five Guys had won for their famous burgers and fries.  I knew for sure that I would be well fed. Yes, that of course was before I actually took the first bite of my burger.  My dream quickly turned into a nightmare.  My bun was wet with perspiration.  My hamburger had a chunk broken off it and was smashed to smithereens and the cheese on my sandwich was cold.  Another swing and a miss for me and Oakland dining.  How many guys does it take to ruin a lunch 5 hahahaha?


I have been here three times now. For some reason a lot of my coworkers really like it. It's a popular lunch-time destination. \n\nThey are known for their southern, Louisiana style dishes. I would say it's just pretty typical, heaving-tasting foods. Their gyros are not bad actually, but the creole with shrimp and blacken fish I had as a lunch special were just too salty and heavy for me. I'm sure some who love their soul food would appreciate it, but it wasn't for me. \n\nIt gets pretty crowded during lunch hours, and the spaces are quite tight.


Salt of the Earth opened back in September 2010, and like many other foodies in town, I had been waiting and waiting for the great day of revelation, but for various reasons, I didn't make it...until now. \n\nA friend of mine and I had been talking about getting to Salt for the better part of the past year--to celebrate a number of milestones that had passed, but finally we made it in mid-December in honor of our December birthdays (and all that other stuff). \n\nI knew well what to expect, and we chose to not make a reservation so that we could experience the communal tables on the first floor. The noise level was not terrible, but definitely would not be great for anyone with hearing troubles. The large menu was not that difficult to read, but I did like that they also had the URL up so you could choose to read it on your smartphone, should you be so equipped. I found the prices to be pretty reasonable for the level of dining -- entrees ranged from $15-24. Add starters ($6-13) and desserts ($7-8), and you can spend a pretty penny or a small fortune if you also imbibe a few of their cocktails, but we found ourselves quite pleased with our meals and the bill did not break the bank (we shared a salad and dessert and did not order any alcohol). \n\nI agree with other reviewers who note that you should be prepared for the experience and be in the mood for the atmosphere. I think that it would be best to have a small group (~4) if you are going to sit at the communal table, as I did feel a bit surrounded as a party of two smack in the middle of the table, but we were not too crowded and it was not too loud. \n\nThe service was functional and the wait staff were knowledgeable about the menu. We shared a beet, frisee, and egg salad drizzled with truffle oil ($10) that was fabulous and the portion was sufficient for two as a starter. The beets were chopped into small cubes and tossed with the truffle oil. Sweet frisee was piled on top with an egg laid on top of that. The runny yolk added to the richness of the dressing and it was truly divine. \n\nThere was a long wait between the salad and our entrees. We had been sitting for at least a half an hour with nothing on the table save a bottle of fizzy water (for which they get points for not charging some outrageous price) and I remarked that the wait was getting a bit ridiculous, even for a place that makes fabulous creations that should not be rushed. Our entrees thankfully showed up a few moments after that point, and they were fabulous. \n\nI ordered the seitan, a steal at $15. It was served with broccoli kim chi, wild rice porridge (which was poured along side the seitan) and ginger. Each bite had a slightly different combination of savory, tart, sweet, and bright. It was delicious, creative, nourishing and filling -- everything I want in a meal, and bonus points to Chef Souza for coming up with well-balanced and delicious veggie options. My dining companion had the scallops with mussels that were served with a sunchoke/potato puree, artichokes and olives. She also was very pleased with her meal.\n\nWe finished with the \"S'more\" dessert, which was an insane (in all the good ways), combination of crumbled golden graham crackers, chunks of chocolate ganache, and heavenly elderflower-infused fluff, lightly torched for the \"melted over a campfire\" effect. \n\nOverall, I'd give the food a 5; the service a 3.5 (servers were helpful, but the time between courses was long and we finally had to ask for our check after again sitting for a while after finishing our dessert); and the atmosphere a 3. It's a shwank looking place--beautiful, but a bit hard and lacking intimacy (I can't speak for the upstairs space). I will definitely be back, but I think you have to be in the mood for the experience. If you are in the least tired or looking for a comfortable, relaxed experience, long group tables and backless chairs in a cavernous room with a 15 ft chalkboard on one side and the open kitchen on the other will not deliver. If, however, you're up for a wonderful food adventure with a couple of energetic friends, NACL is just the place for the perfect evening.


Came here for dinner while visiting family.\n\n- Food: Well, it IS a buffet. Sushi selection was terrible and everything was obviously not fresh. Hibachi steak was dry. My ice cream had freezer burn.\n+ Price: Cheap for a buffet\n+ Atmosphere: Typical Chinese buffet layout. Good for groups.\n- Service: Unprofessional. Waiters yelling across the room is not very pleasant.\n- Recommendation: Nope.


I was recently in Charlotte for business and my cousin joined me so we could celebrate her very important 50th birthday. I wanted to find the perfect place for pampering and relaxing and Verve was it! From the beautifully decorated and welcoming property to the warm and inviting staff members, this was the right spot for the occasion. The owner, Verbena, was very accommodating. From the fabulous signature pedicure to the gel manicure, we were treated like queens. The other staff members were equally wonderful and all helped make the day special for cuz. I couldn't have asked for more, and I'm picky when it comes to my pampering.\n\nIf I haven't convinced you yet to check out Verve, you MUST go check out the pedicure massage chairs. They make you forget all of your troubles. Oh how I wish I could get one of those chairs for my home! I'd be a very happy and satisfied recluse. Thanks for a wonderful day, ladies. I will return.


As my friends like to remind me, I live \"halfway to Utah,\" and it can be difficult to find a decent place to eat out here in the more \"rural\" side of North Las Vegas. But Morrissey's Irish Pub has come to the rescue more than once.\n\nThe food ranks somewhat above the average bar food, and on holidays like mother's day and St. Patrick's day, they run a variety of specials. Their corned beef is actual corned beef and not that bizarre red stuff wrapped in plastic. Breakfast is hearty (perhaps a bit too hearty) but affordable. I recommend the short stack of pancakes with extra syrup. \n\nI like that the restaurant portion of the pub is completely blocked off from the bar. Smoke doesn't trickle in and, except for the weird 70s and 80s progressive rock, the dining area is very quiet. We enjoy going here after we've been working in the yard to enjoy the frigid air conditioning and tall backed booths.\n\nI don't know if this is a chain or not, and I'm not sure if it matters. I love the decor of old photographs featuring men with slicked back hair and severe looking women. The women in the photos, by the way, look nothing like the buxom bronze statue in front of the pub. O.o\n\nService varies depending on who is working and the time of day, but for the most part it is fairly good.\n\n(this review is for the restaurant portion of the pub)


I went to Honda West before purchasing my vehicle at Findlay Honda Henderson. Honda West's service was terrible. We scheduled an appointment to come in and discuss a possible purchase of a vehicle we saw on the internet. When we arrived, we had to meet with another salesman and he was completely unprepared and unfriendly. He did not offer to show us the vehicle. I am happy I did not purchase my vehicle here. If you are looking to make a purchase, go to Findlay Honda Henderson, They are absolutely fantastic.


We ate here last weekend. Not a long wait, all you can drink coffee pot, and GREAT food. In love with the \"healthy one\". The crepe eggs are so good :) We will be coming back. Took away one star because we had to wait awhile to flag down our waiter to get the check.


If I could give this dump zero stars I would.  The guy who owns the place acts like a jerk.  I don't know if he is incapable of love or happiness, but he wears his poor attitude all around that place.  The food takes a while, and if you want your food within a 2 hour time span, dont' get it delivery.  Then it will take a GREAT while.  When I got the food it was greasy.  I know I'm going into a hot dog joint and all, but these hot dogs were slathered in grease.  The fries were okay- nothing special.  After I got done eating I got that disgusting feeling (the kind that McDonalds can provoke) and felt lethargic.  Overall, I would recommend Chicago Beef Stand if you want food like this in Champaign.


This was my 3rd time trying to win any money at this place.  What a rip!  Didn't win a thing.  The sad thing is that the Station Casino's are geared towards the locals.  They don't even give any play anymore.  Just keep taking money from the people who live there to build more casino's...\n\nTwo stars for Fatburgers within the casino.


Just to the left of Atria's on the Roberto Clemente Bridge side of PNC Park is where you'll find The Diamond Pizza. \n\nNot only do they have really good pizza, the cheese is especially good, but you can enter the park there as well. Never a line.  Friendly ticket taker and bag search person greet you at the door, scan your ticket and provide a program along with any promotional items for the game.\n\nOnce inside, order by the slice, grab a beer if that's your pleasure and watch the game on either of the TVs before going to your seats. Another bonus, restrooms are just outside the restaurant as you enter the left field corridor. \n\nLike most pizza/sandwich shops, this one can be hopping. No frills in the service, mustard working folks trying to make good food for the money. And they do.


This place is an absolute nightmare.  I'm in the market for a new gym, but this place won't be it. I arrived at Urban Active tonight at 6:10 and asked to be added to the spinning class list for 6:30.  \"Nope, it's full...you should really get here 40 minutes before the class starts\".  Bwah?  Who has 40 extra minutes in their day? And they don't take phone signups, either.  I shrugged it off and went to an ab class.  I'm standing around, waiting, waiting, 10 minutes after the class was supposed to start we get called into a class - but wait! It seems like it's the tail end of another class.  We all do some planks and bicycle crunches. The other class ends and the instructor tells them to \"be sure to get here early for tomorrow's class; last time 70 (SHE SAID SEVENTY) people showed up.\"  After the class leaves, she turns to us, the ab class people, and says that....the class has been canceled. FOR A MONTH.  At this point I'm just in shock; I should have walked out.  Instead I tell the front desk and they're unfazed, and they assign me to a tour with Michelle.\n\nSo I go on my tour with Michelle, who informs me that my current gym is shit (it's not, it's just expensive - it's actually the best gym in the city, and the *only* place with a whirlpool and steam room for women.  It's the JCC, if anyone is curious). She insists it is shit again (I had no idea that spa style wooden lockers and more expensive equipment were shit), then becomes aggressive with me. I'm aware she's using a classic hyper-aggressive sales pitch, but I'm not taking her seriously.  At 645, when we started our tour, there was a line for treadmills and for ellipticals - oh, and I saw the line from the first floor, because Michelle never showed me the 2nd floor.  When I asked why there weren't more machines/it was so busy, she said \"oh, well you're better off coming during the day\".  Riiiight, during the day!  Will she tell my boss I won't be making that 2pm meeting?  The locker rooms are very no-frills, and the personal training desk was so tacky that it had individual credit card machines front and center of every chair.  \n\nBut really, the icing on the cake (and by now, you're waiting for the juggernaut, aren't you?) was her casual anti-semitism.  Yep.  She said that \"dozens\" of members of the JCC had been in today because it was closed.  \"What's up with being randomly closed all the time, we're only closed on Christmas!\" boasts Michelle.  Well, Michelle, it's not Columbus Day or Thirsty Thursdays, which you seem to celebrate, it's actually the freaking Jewish New Year and the kickoff leading up to Yom Kippur.  Someone should probably tell Michelle that Christmas isn't a national holiday.\n\nJoin this gym if only you're looking for a hookup scene or to snag a new date, because it certainly has that in its favor.


Tired of going through the drive thru, ordering what I do and getting something totally different by the time I get home. Has happened more then three times in the last 6 months. I don't get as to how hard it is to get an order right.  I have spoken to the manager and called and they just don't seem to care. They fill like you are trying to get a free meal out of them. And you know what? They should give me a free meal for always screwing up my order.. Frustrated! YES I AM darn it.


My guy had his Christmas party here.\nWe had the dining room exclusively to us.\nWe were served buffet style. With salad, (ranch or italian) \nchicken tenders, and chicken wings (with hot sauce available)\nspaghetti, chicken Parmesan , and toast.\n\nI thought the food was fair..It was decent. The chicken was cooked well..Tender and juicy. There just wasn't any WOW factor to any of it.\n\nThe service staff was nice and attentive. However, I just think that their drinks are slightly overpriced. I ordered a margarita, which was VERY strong, and my guy ordered a beer. Some how, these two drinks came out to $11.50


This Great Dane Hilldale location is in my neighborhood.  It is a reliable choice when meeting a group of friends before a movie or just for a few drinks.  The staff is usually spot on professional and friendly.  \n\nMy usual order is the James Madison (half sandwich and bowl of soup) with the Cuban and the West African Chicken Peanut Stew.  So flavorful and tasty.  There is nothing better on a cold day then this stew.  They do make great burgers, too.  And I can not complain about their starters.\n\nBut one of the best reasons to go is for the Beer.  I enjoy trying all their styles.


House Brewed Sarsaparilla Root Beer might be the Best Brew reviewed so far (by anyone)!  I'm giving the Root Beer close to five yelp stars!  Next time we will get the House Brewed Cherry Soda and I'll request it in a Frosted Mug with No Ice!  This Soda is carrying the review!\n\nThis place is Cool!  They did a great job decorating!  It is BELIEVABLE!  Big Bar and nice sized Dinning Room in the front, smaller Bar and Bigger Dinning Room with Huge Glass wall so you can see the Brewery in the back!  Balcony Dinning Room overlooks the Brewing room and large Dinning Room!  Nice smaller outdoor Patio!\n\nThe Service was Excellent and if it were not for our server recommending a House Brewed Soda this would be a 2 star review!  The Service gets 5 stars!  Everyone was Friendly and pleasant!  Even though I would rather have rude or snobby Service and MUCH Better food, great Service is nice and I guess I appreciate it, really I do NOT expect it, though it weighs very light in my reviews!\n\nThe food is bringing my review stars down!  Since my math skills suck (means this is probably really a 2 1/2 star review) and this was my first dine (they have not been open very long either) I'll be gentle!  The Root Beer was a Great start!  The Root Beer BBQ Sauce was very good and probably saved the Pork-belly Corn-dogs which did not have much flavor and what flavor they did have was NOT good!  Pork-belly Corn-dogs without BBQ Sauce get 2 yelp stars and with the BBQ Sauce get 3 stars!  \n\nDuck and Shallot Flat-bread with Mozzarella Cheese and Root Beer BBQ Sauce would have been better without the Duck (call it Shallot and Mozzarella Flat bread) or they could have put More Duck and we may have known we were eating Duck... Meaning the Duck was a little more like Bacon bits.  Still the Flavor was good enough for 3 stars, more would be too generous!\n\nNow for the worst part of the review... We asked for the most unique Dessert they had since we knew we were going to a Bakery (down the Street, you know the one) right after for a real Dessert!  We probably got the most unique Dessert they had from the sounds of the others!  The Deep Fried Bananas with not much more than Sugar and Cinnamon on the outside and a Cream cheese Dip, more than disappointing it was the opposite of good! 1 yelp star seems too Generous!


Some of my friends really like The Library. I think it is alright, but I'm still a little confused about what all they hype is about. NOTE: I have never been here for the food so take this review as a commentary on the bar scene part of it.\n\nWhat the Library does have going for it is a top notch draft beer selection and a great happy hour where you can get any draft for something like 3 dollars. The happy hour vibe is really good, not too crowded. The bartenders are also knowledgeable about the beers they sell.\n\nI don't really like The Library post happy hour. It starts getting really packed and the vibe is kind of confusing. The Library just doesn't seem like place where everyone is packed in. It sometimes feels like that scene in Star Wars where they are getting crushed in the garbage compactor on the Death Star.\n\nThe music choices often leave a lot to be desired.\n\nTo sum it up, the Library shines around happy hour times, otherwise it is just like any other South Side bar.


We weren't planning on visiting here but saw a billboard (they work!) saying Jerry Seinfeld was on that night and we just couldn't miss out that opportunity!\n\nSo we ended up with seats towards the back but the view was still great along with the acoustics. Would make for a great venue to see some live acts in as well.


I just stayed two nights at Aria. It is a great hotel...my company paid for it, which is great because I would never spend that kind of money...and the rooms aren't even the worse of it!! ONE drink at the pool will set you back a hefty sum...which I can't repeat here...just know, it's probably the most expensive on the strip.\nWe didn't get the chocolates or a turn down service that some other reviewers have mentioned, that's ok..most everything was wonderful.  I was dismayed a bit  at the bath products...a lower end brand, and of definitely lower end quality. \nThe restaurants were all really good that we ate at...the Thai place was as good, if not better, than any I've been to in the US.  The casino was nice, not too smokey, and the servers were pretty quick. \nThe pool was nice, a few good choices...one that was more adult orientated, so not a bunch of kids having a great time...not something I look for in a relaxing pool day. As usual...I always wish there was more shade and/or umbrellas..but all in all..a great pool experience. \nAll in all, a great place, although pricey..that's expected.


The team at Danny's did a really mediocre job on my car wash (barely vacuumed and I noticed after I left that they missed standard things like my side view mirrors). The staff is also disengaged and unfriendly. I bought a groupon with three car washes so I have two left, but wouldn't return otherwise.


This was perhaps the best restaurant burger I've ever had. I typically don't like restaurant burgers as I grew up on overcooked, brick-like burgers so sloppy toppings and juicy burgers just aren't my thing. This however was delicious and I would go again in a heartbeat. \n\nI ordered the uber cheeseburger: burger, 3 cheeses, bun. That's it. Meat and cheese. That is all I need or want in life. Screw vegetables. I also got the Just Fries with the two ketchups. The curry ketchup was interested but I didn't really like it. The chipotle ketchup tasted like normal ketchup so it got the job done.\n\nI really enjoyed the theming/style and the iPad drink menu was neat but a little buggy. I went the second day it was open and it wasn't too busy. Service was insanely good. We must have been helped by 5 different people, each letting us know they were assisting our main server. They each gave us their name and said to not hesitate to grab anyone of them if our main server wasn't available.\n\nI thoroughly enjoyed this place and recommend it highly.


Great place!  Very clean, friendly, fast.


Attended the Sammy Hagar event 10/18/14\n\nONE HOUR BEER LINES!!! Absolutely unacceptable for Vegas standards. It's run by the owner of the \"D\" so the \"D\" must stand for dysfunctional. \n It has potential but I have no intentions to ever return. I could have drove home and got a beer out of my fridge before we were served here.


Went to Sprinkles yesterday and had gotten 6 cupcakes various flavors. Unfortunately they were not as I expected from all the hype. The chocolate ones were dry and not a lot of flavor the only ones that  had some flavor were the black and white and vanilla. this was my second time there hoping for better was disappointed. Sorry sprinkles


Lots of options. It's a shame it's run by high school dropouts and losers. Been a million times. Brought a million friends. Had the front cashier hold a pair of shoes while i went through jewelry..checked out..got home..girl gave me the wrong shoes. Went back the next day for an exchange and the vato at the front acted like it was SUCH an inconvenience to do a simple exchange. The shoes aren't good enough here to deal with such people. Lost my business.


This is not a place I would recommend....table for two in virtually an empty restaurant....speaking of that table it was one of those that wobbled, there was another table very close to us and with us pretty much being the only ones in there, we just shifted over....\n\nthe decor is avg to not that nice, nothing special......just a boring not so fun place to be....the sushi was ok, but too expensive for this type of place....for nigiri pieces, your typical rolls and special rolls it was over priced....the lady that served us was very nice though and did a pretty good job, this was a pretty forgetable time here...I guess if youre in station square and want sushi quick, pop in here to get your fix, but it's not a place I'd go to when choosing where to dine for the night....


My Wife and I enjoy PF Chang's and Pei Wei and we went into this restaurant and had a late lunch, not busy.  The hostess was on the phone at the front door  and when she finished her call, wiped her nose with her hand and proceed to take us to a table and placed the menu's down.  Mind you this was in the middle of the flu season and she did not use a tissue or wash her hands.  She then proceeded to pick up the extra place settings and stack them on a shelf close to our table.  Within a few minutes a waiter came by and I asked to see the manager, which he obliged.  I told the manger what happen and it appeared he could care less as he did not take the plates off the shelf and into the kitchen.  Shortly thereafter another waited came by and picked up the plates and took them to another table.  I wonder how many germs were on the plates?   Who got the flu from this untrained hostess?   Very poor management at a great chain.  I will think twice before I go back to this location.  Great food, but untrained in personal hygiene.  Watch out!!!


Worst service and food I've had in Madison for a long time.  Ordered one of the house specialties, and asked for medium spicy.  Also ordered spring rolls.  The first plate arrived with my dinner - totally bland, so sent it back.  The new attempt was better, but not anything to write home about.  And dinner arrived just before the spring roll appetizer.  Never got the 2nd beer that was ordered.  First time here - probably the last.


I LOVE these sandwiches! OMG they are delicious. Customer service is always good. I didn't even know they were there....otherwise I would have gone a lot sooner!


It may look like a fast food joint on the outside but this place is local Arizona BBQ at it's tastiest. \n\nI ordered the 1/2 lb. pork rib dinner ($11.49) which came with two sides. They ran out of collard greens so I settled for two corn cobs.\n\nWith the ribs and corn my face and fingers are super messy from the sauce. Good thing I'm eating alone. The ribs were super delicious! I wanted to cover every bite in their BBQ sauce. It was that good. The sauce was slightly tangy with just the right amount of sweetness. Honey Bear's calls it Tennessee BBQ, but here in Phoenix it's oh so good.


No air conditioner! We all sweated as we ate, it's an oven in here!! Worst mc Donald and dinning experience of the summer. How can you have the dinning room open when you have no air and it's over 100 degrees


We order our food from their carside service.  We found the food to be great, but patience trying to get your food from the carside pickup!!  (over 15 minutes past the time promised and ignored until the manager brought it out!!)


You could classify my wife and I as total foodies. To be honest, I realty don't see the attraction to this place. They recently acquired a liquor license and the corkage fee is $15. The $30 cured meat sampler is average at best when compared to the cured meats offered in wine country on the west coast.


3 Stars for Service\n3 Stars for Price and Value\n3 Stars for Taste\n\nChapala's Mexican Restaurant has been around for years.  According to the waiter, they recently moved to this location to here.  The prices here are pretty good.  For $13, you can get their 3 item combo which also includes rice & beans. I chose their Chicken Taco, Chicken Enchilada, and Chili Relleno.  Tough for me to say it wasn't good because I demolished it.  All items were good, but nothing that really sets them apart from all other dine in Mexican Restaurants.  Besides, I still prefer your hole in the wall type south of the border stops. \n\nFood came out quick and this was probably due to the fact that we were the only guest here. I can't imagine how this place is when it's busy.  Service here was okay and with lunch comes free chips with salsa.  The basket for the chips is small, but refills are free.  Not the best chips in town, but will hit the spot while you wait for your food. \n\nOverall 3 Stars because they are just okay.


Good pizza not the best! But good


I had fond memories of the Ella's Deli on State Street - and the fried pound cake in particular - and figured it would be a good second choice for brunch with my daughter when we found Monty's Blue Plate Diner was too busy on our visit to Madison.  What a mistake!  The restaurant itself is a kitschy tourist trap, with grime-covered mechanical toys littering the entire restaurant.  Entertaining for some perhaps, I found it extremely depressing.  The wait for our food seemed interminable, and when it did arrive, my omelet was cold, flat, and hardened.  I practically wanted to cry, realizing we had missed an opportunity for a wonderful breakfast at Monty's - much less, that we had shelled out as much as we had for a disgusting breakfast at Ella's.  I will not ever come back if I can help it.


So I've been looking for a great smoothie spot in Downtown Pittsburgh and finally found this place!!! A great selection of smoothies and the best bunch of add-ins I've seen in the city! Great for when you need a boost of any kind, and more natural than the bulk of what you'll get at any other spot nearby. Plus: the one dood with glasses is as nice as could be:) Definitely stop by!


Went here with my wife for our anniversary dinner. We were immediately seated and promptly served by a polite and attentive waiter. The service was great by all the wait staff who worked together to stay on top of any needs. \n\nFood wise we were delighted from the pre-meal bread to the very delicious steaks we both ordered. Flemings is certainly on par with all the other premier steakhouses my wife and I have experienced (Morton's, Ruth Chris, etc.) \n\nKnowing it was our anniversary they were very nice and gave us a gift of a box of chocolates and a coupon for a future visit. \n\nThe only negative thing I can say, about this location anyway, is we went there for a romantic type dinner and there was a full bar with flat screens and football on. Trust me, I am a huge football fan, but I didn't like the negative effect it had on the ambiance of the whole restaurant. You can't have a fancy steakhouse and a sports bar. You can have a sports bar that makes a good steak, but you lose the feeling you're looking for when wanting a romantic night out. \n\nWe may come back here, but it won't be for an anniversary dinner.


I had never hear of this place, but it was close to our hotel in LV, and had a good Yelp rating. Apparently it was featured on a cable food show. My wife and I stopped in on a Sunday evening around 6. When we arrived, seating was available, but shortly after being seated, the place filled up and there was a line at the door. We ordered the Bachi Pickles, and found them delightful. My wife had the BBQ Bachi Angus burger, and I ordered the Ronin Burger. We split an order of Sweet Potato fries fixed in the Parmesan Truffle style.The food was served in an appropriate amount of time, and it was hot and delicious. The portions are quite large, but the food was so good we stuffed ourselves. \n\nOur server was friendly, competent and knowledgeable. Although the restaurant was full, and there were families and kids, the noise level was not overly loud. We were able to carry on a conversation without straining to hear each other. It was a very happy and fun experience, and we do plan to return when we are in Vegas again. Highly recommended.


Atmosphere was well done,  good service but for a $20 medium pie there was no real wow factor,  good but $20 good.


I've made the mistake of renting here twice. Each time the line was over an hour long. Life is too short. Go elsewhere.


Hint to the people interested in seeing the most expensive Cirque show in Vegas. If you pay for the limited view seating in the middle section there's barely anything obstructing your view and you sit next to people who paid $80 more per tix.\n\nBecause this show was massively hyped, I couldn't wait to see this. This show was extremely slow and didn't have that many acrobatics. I can understand why people like this show if it was the first Cirque show they've ever seen but at one point I was hoping this would end. \n\nThere were a few interesting scenes with the divers and the floating boat (which I wished they would do more daring acrobatics). Everything else wasn't that interesting at all. This was not worth the hype and if you had to choose a cirque to watch I'd take Ka. \n\nWe've seen a lot of shows in Vegas and so far this is my ranking for the more expensive ones:\n\nAbsinthe (Caesars, hands down best show if you like crude humor) \nKa (Cirque, action and actually has a story)\nBlue Man Group (Monte Carlo)\nO (Cirque)\nLe Reve \nZarkana (Cirque)\nZumanity (Cirque)\nJubilee\nJabbawockeez


Until Del Frisco showed up, best steak and best wine list in town!!!  Now...it's a toss up.  Wait staff is extremely knowledgable and friendly.  Go light on the app's, everyone...the steaks are ridiculously large.  They've got one of those wine lists that is made for every single person that can walk through that door...great whites and great reds...excellence whether you're staying under 20 bucks, or if you're budget is big time.  Also, the bar out front is a great place to enjoy some happy hour and watch the cougars on the prowl...fun people watching.


Some Auto Spa. Staff was friendly, place was clean and convenient for if you had to wait. \nI came here to get my car detailed. That wasn't really the case. They forgot to clean places like the rear view mirrors, the board behind the back passenger seats, the trunk. I ended up having to clean those myself. I have leather seats and I needed them to be conditioned. They don't seem to be conditioned. They actually look as of they were greased down. The back seats still look oily. They conditioned my dashboard for some reason even though it wasn't leather so at the moment it looks super greasy. At first I thought it would take some time to go away. But it's actually been a week and it still looks bad. I'm very disappointed and will never be here again. Way to impress a first time customer Cobblestone!


So I was fortunate enough to have an friend take me here for dinner my first week  in town.  This place is legit!  \n\nThe menu changes constantly and is based on what is fresh and at its best.  For the reason, we decided to go with the tasting menu and paired wines.  Now this option wasn't cheap by any stretch of the imagination, but MY GOODNESS was it worth it.  Since they offered a vegetarian options, we ordered that as well as the omnivorous version.  It was great because we were able to taste the best of both worlds. There were at least 5 courses and wow. They were all stand outs. By the time we got to dessert, we were almost stuffed! That's great because often times tasting menus can be downright paltry.  \n\nOh and the wines.  I'm swooning just thinking about the wines that they chose per course.  Some American, but also Italian, Spanish and French. Again, totally worth what we paid for it.  \n\nNow service was a bit spotty. Our waitress was AMAZING and the hostesses were completely sweet. But some of the food runners were more on point than others. We asked one of them about what was on our plates, since she hadn't announced it when she brought it to the table. Unfortunately, she had no clue.  So we learned not to ask her any questions and kept it moving.   A very minor slight though.\n\nIn short: if you want to take a date somewhere that you can pretty much guarantee a happy ending to the night, Legume is your choice.   Parents coming to town and want to pay for dinner? Legume all day.  I really hope to go back again sometime soon.


Tried the clubhouse burger.  YUCK,  the flavors don't blend, the bun tasted weird, too much sauce that was not complimentary to the sandwich, long story short didn't like.  Gave it a thumbs down to manager, who seemed un interested when I told her that we ate only a third of the sandwiches we purchased.


My friends and I ate here after a night of dancing. \nWe ordered the buffalo wings, chicken enchaladas & chicken and waffles..\n\nThe buffalo wings were flavorless. \n\nThe chicken enchaladas were good and cheesy with nice amounts of chicken inside.\n\nChicken and waffles was about 4 strips of chicken on a thick waffle. Waffle was standard but the chicken was nice a crunchy. \n\nGreat place to go late night. Atmosphere nice and bright and the servers are fun and friendly.


Good food! It can be a little expensive, but quality. The cheese curds were worth the buy. They have a good happy hour, but otherwise, I've never been here for a meal. As a student and then young professional starting out, it was just too expensive.


I regret even having to give this place one star. This was a horrible place to eat. The salad bar was appalling with hardly any salad or food . The food that had been sitting out there was luke warm. But of course we were there for the meat so we waited. After they brought out a few rounds of fatty white/dark meat chicken they finally brought out a rough beef jerky like slice of beef. That was the last semi-good piece of meat we got. Everything else, round after bloody round was dripping rare. When we complained to the owner after two hours we got no help. We did get an angry Brazilian with a knife come to tell us that we didn't have anything to complain about because we didn't make reservations. (There were three tables with ppl in them). When we were finally done waiting for meat that was edible we had to ask for the check (which was full price by the way). $84 dollars for some ice berg lettuce and a lot of dinner rolls. We were never offered a discount or coupon to come back and we complained at the end too. This was a really really bad experience. Lol, the lady who is commenting can't even take some honest criticism and try to make her place better. This is so professional. Maybe this is why the Italian restaurant of the same name shut down? I never once complained about the price, I have been to a lot better places than this one claims to be. I also consider myself to be pretty patient. All I wanted was some steak, at a steak house, it should not have been this hard haha. Well, for me, this is just one night. Unfortunately for this poor woman, it's her whole life.


My review is for the casino only, which is top notch indeedI The experience I describe is from the extremely busy Memorial Day weekend. And if you're wondering,I'm only a Gold member, so do not receive any special treatment....\n\nHarrahs has outdone themselves in their beautiful  remodel of the much-in-need-of-a-facelift Bills Gambling Saloon.. The casino is stunning with marble floors and dark wood accents. I am glad Harrahs/Caesars decided to keep the long bar and the original chandeliers, because they add so much to the ambiance, and help retain some of the cherished past.\n\n...but more than the cosmetic changes, the modern, friendly, customer-oriented atmosphere is most noticeable! You will not find this kind of service at other Harrahs/ Caesars properties! \n\nAs far as customer service goes, The Cromwell will give any establishment a run for their money. The Cromwell appears to have hired the creme de la creme, and has made a wise investment in their staff...\n\nWithin five minutes of sitting down at a slot machine yesterday, my husband and I met the slot manager, Mark, who introduced himself and chatted for a while. What a great manager! His pride in The Cromwell is apparent!  Spoke with him again today, and handed him a comment card, reflecting much of what I am saying in this review.\n\nFrank, the slot attendant, came over a few minutes later and chatted. We saw him about an hour later at another slot machine, and he remembered us and made some suggestions to enhance our slot experience. Saw him again today, and observed him working to enhance another client's experience at The Cromwell!  And he remembered me from yesterday! This does not happen at other Harrahs/Caesars properties...\n\nThe cocktail waitresses are phenomenal! I saw several instances of them dealing with rude, obnoxious clients, with grace and poise.Even last night, Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, the cocktail servers provided top notch service. Unfortunately, I did not get any names...\n\nLizzie is exceptional! She served us yesterday, on one of the busiest days...and a day later and she still remembers that I like my vodka cranberry with lime? Wow!!!!  I recognize that this is but a stepping stone in her very young career, and she is a shining star, one of many at The Cromwell...\n\nYou will not be disappointed in The Cromwell!


I have been to this location of Twin Peaks twice.  If I wrote this review after my first visit, I would have most likely given it 4 stars.  But today, my second visit here, put it over the top for me.  The reason for the extra star was our phenomenal bartender Kathiee.  Not only was she one of the friendliest people I have ever come across, she was rocking out cocktails, draft beers, and refilling our drinks all while striking up a conversation with my party as well as the others sitting along the bar.  I ordered the chicken and shrimp basket and asked my chicken be tossed in their green chile parsesan sauce.  Kathiee was so great that when my food arrived, she made sure my chicken was tossed in their wonderfully delicious green chile parmesan sauce.  This level of attention to detail really meant a lot (the waitress at the Henderson location just gave me a cold side of green chile parmesan and forgot, or didn't care, I wanted my chicken tossed in that sauce).  So great job Kathiee!!!  Not to be forgotten, the shrimp in my basket were huge!!!  \n\nAt this particular location, I have had the green chile meatloaf and the chicken and shrimp basket.  Both items were very good.  The meatloaf is smothered in mushrooms, onions, and gravy, but the green chile in the meatloaf adds a unique and delicious kick that I can't get over.  I would have to rate it the best meatloaf I have had.  \n\n I believe I saw 12 beers on tap from Coor's Light to an IPA to their very own house brews.  I've had both the Knotty Brunette and Dirty Blonde house beers.  The Knotty Brunette tastes like a good brown ale while the Dirty Blonde is a nice Hefeweizen.  Both are worth a try.  \n\nOn both my visits, the staff and service was good.  Everyone was friendly and food came out quickly.  Not to mention it is bikini week, so that is definitely an added bonus.  But if you happen to be there when Kathiee is working, definitely hangout at her bar.  Not only is she a great bartender, she is a huge foodie and is a big fan of yelp!!!