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Yuck! Yet another corporate crap restaurant comes to Scottsdale. \n\nNo better than any other chain joint, where it seems the primary ingrediant in any dish is salt.\n\nSave your money and fix a nice dinner for yourself at home with a good bottle of wine and you'll be happier for it.

I just don't understand why this place is like a landmark in LV. The location is not the issue although it is kind of strange being in the Circus Circus. It kind of makes it an adventure getting there. The service was very good and they sat us without a reservation on a Saturday night. I am not sure if that was a sign of what was to come though. The interior decor was like a hunting club with stuffed Pheasants and Dear heads mounted on the wall. I tried ordering the Rib eye and they were out. Seriously?? A steak house out of rib eye.. OK.. So then I ordered the Porterhouse, Medium. Got it close to well. My Friend ordered the same, Medium rare. Got it more like ALIVE. The steak itself was nothing I would brag about. Tasted like cooked meat. I don't think I would recommend this place to anyone who wants good steak and/or atmosphere in LV. Try somewhere else. There are many other places in town with better food.

Alright, what am I reviewing here? I wish I was reviewing the decor, which is sleek and very cool. The service which was great, the wine which in this area is incomparable....but I'm not reviewing any of that, I'm reviewing the shrimp scampi pizza, and the linguini with white clam sauce, one of which gave me the rumblies in my tummy, which would not go away until I \"moved\" them out. So yes this review comes from the bowels of my hear...well no, just my bowels. You made them very unhappy. I give you 10 stars for the decor and the wine bar itself, but on the seafood, my bowels give you -9. Insert mad face here...the bowels, not me. It actually tasted pretty good going down.

It's our favorite of the \"burger\" joints in the Burgh. The cease and desist burger is what I almost always get and she always gets the tuna burger. The cease and desist burger was initially called the Double-Double after the famous In-N-Out burger but they got a letter from their lawyers asking them to cease and desist. Viola. They are usually spot on with burger temps and even if they go over the burger is still juicy and enjoyable. The Mrs. always gets the salted caramel spiked shake(Jim Beam) and it is delicious. I love that they have Coke products because frankly Pepsi sucks. Nice comfy atmosphere and the service is good as well. French fries are the thin kid which I like and the fried pickles and Cajun tater tots are snacky sides to get. It's reasonably priced and there are lots of tv's if there is a game on you want to watch.\n\n8.5 of 10 stars

Great neighborhood sports bar!! Price is right, lots of drink specials. If you like playing pool or darts this place is for you.

Great, casual place to grab a nice lunch at the Scottsdale Quarter. The atmosphere is nice and comfortable, service is good and the chicken panini with a side salad was quite tasty as well!

Dined here with a large group so got to sit in the private seating area w/ a view of the fountain. Service was good up until the food was served and then our waitress completely forgot about us and didn't come back to check in on us or to give us our bill. The pros though are they do offer a variety of fresh sushi - try the rock shrimp and crab hand rolls, yellow tail tataki, and flavored edamames. Portions are small and meant to be shared. The prices are high but it's assumed since it's in the Bellagio.

I've been to the one out Harris and it was ok. Took my little girl to this one after a weekly trip to target. And it was during the busy lunch crowd, not too many choices on seating. But it was ok, the service was slow I don't think our waitress was interested in being a server that day....lol. But other than that it was good, I never vary from the create your own salad and that was great as always. This one is close to target so I'm sure we will go more often than not.

I was waiting for the text to pick up my antibiotics for three hours. Called twice and was left on hold until I hung up. When I showed up they weren't busy and the woman didn't even apologize. She said \"oh well\". I usually come here but there's an increase of ambivalent behavior of the staff. Which is a shame bc there are two Pharmacy techs there that are so great.

Wandering around Harrah's waiting for check in brought me to this burger spot. I ordered a burger, a beer, and nothing else... My total after tip was almost $30. For what? I had a Fat Tire (bah) and a basic burger.. I was pretty shocked that it cost me that much even though I know its the Vegas strip. The service was good and I was happy that smoking was banned and enforced regardless of what was going on right outside of the hostess stand.

Love the Benedicts and the Hawaiian breakfasts.

Barros pizza is average. However, this review is about the kid unfriendlyness of Barros(no kid menu? really?) and the sloppiness of this particular Barros and its number of dirty and unbussed tables. The highchairs were disgusting and the staff seemed only to care about takeout pizza. I wont be back.

We used a Groupon for dinner on 4/18/2012. There were four of us for dinner. We were seated immediately, it was early, 6:30, and we had a reservation. There were about four other tables filled. We ordered a red wine to start with. The waiter came back and showed us a bottle and said \"this is the only bottle of red wine we have tonight. The owner had not picked up the wine for the night.\" They had two bottles plus a few open bottles that you could buy a glass of wine. Needless to say we were flabbergasted! Salads were very good, chicken coq a vin and beef burgeoning were excellent. I had the duck in a delicious black cherry sauce but a whole half duck was presented. It was very hard to manage even with a sharp knife. I visited the ladies room. Yuck! Dirty, no supplies. It made me wonder what the kitchen looked like. Although the food was good, the attention to details is missing from my viewpoint. Not sure I would go back.

This place is always a stop when i am out in AZ. Loves it!!!!!!!!!! Great burger, great fries, not too expensive, usually pretty quick. I only wish they had in-n-out where i live. I like to stick with the double double and fries. My gf likes to get her fries well done. Its a nice option if you like them extra crispy, but regular tastes fine to me.

Best AYCE Sushi in town. Try their berry parfait for dessert!

One of the bests hot yoga studios in Montreal. The classes and teachers are great, the changing rooms are soooo spacious (including plenty of shower cabins, finally!!) and it's right next to the Peel metro station. A bit pricey but all yoga studios are anyways.. Try the intro week - you're going to love this place!

I've been to Sweet Tomatoes a few times and I have to say, I like the new changes they're making.\n\nThe whole look on the inside is different - and in a good way. I like the new decor right when you walk in. It's a nice change, and makes everything look more modern and fresh.\n\nAs far as the food goes, I also like the new additions. I had the rotisserie chicken and the creamed corn and both were pretty darn good.\n\nOverall - it's nice to see them evolving and changing things up.

Smelly Cat smells quite delicious-wifts of freshly roasted coffee. Another flattering review of Smelly Cat seems redundant, but here's my observations about this place\n\n-High \"perk\" factor of baristas-I can't even pull off that level of perkiness with liberal doses of caffeine\n\n-Variety of bevies- Chai lattes, a different flavor of iced tea daily on special, several roast of coffee to choose from. They keep iced coffee (don't know if its cold press) but it does the trick. \n\n-Dilworth coffee used in coffee beverage-It's \"dil-worthy\" of praise, wha wha whaaa!\n\n-Smallish-Though I wouldn't likely loiter here for hours, I would certainly visit Smelly Cat on a lunch break or before a big day in NoDa (or night, if you know what I mean).\n\nThe overall experience is great. I like light or medium roast coffee and I find it to be a tad bitter here. It's really good, but it's not as smooth as I've had in other coffeehouses. Overall, Smelly Cat makes NoDa what it is.

Probably not the best nail place I've been too just because the place didn't seem that clean. Needs major work!\n\nI went here to get my nails done since it is right where I live and most of the nail salons I go to are in the Southwest of town (totally worth the drive after seeing this place). Anyway, I got a French Manicure, it wasn't bad. \n\nEhh overall, I don't think I'd recommend this place.

Great Staff!\nGood Care.\nDirty facility and slow attention.

I agree with everyone that yelp needs to implement some half stars because this place isn't quite a 3 star, much more a 2.5.\n\nPortions are pretty good sized and the food is decent. It tastes like every other american food restaurant you could go too and they dont put a special spin on anything. I loved our waitress and our bartender and they were super friendly and made us feel welcome, I just wasn't happy about spending $12 for some fish and chips that was a mediocre meal.\n\nFor being in a hotel its a good deal, and is definitely not something I'd tell anyone to avoid when they come in late from a flight or a long day at the office, I'm just saying get out into Phoenix and try some of the local favorites if you can. (Ask the hotel staff where the shuttle will take you!!)

2.5 went a weekend with friends that go to vegas..and since they stayed at the cosmo they wanted to go so i figured I wont fight them (i go to vegas a lot) and let them see for themselves\n(nightclub)\nHighs-\nthe music is good\n\nLows-\novercrowded as hell\n1500 for a table which you can get a better deal at other clubs\n\nits not a bad club by any means nothing too great and nothing too bad but I prefer Tao, The Bank etc

Late night breakfast.... Not so great. I was crazy excited and then received the food. Horrible. Coffee good food not so much! :-(

Really good beer selection here. We had food from the catering menu. Wings were great, they had a lot of meat on them. Dinosaur sliders sound weird.... Eat them. Beer cheese and pretzels yum.

Good points- clean, prompt and friendly old-guy driver named Tom.....BAD: Tom drove way out of the way to the airport. Doubled our cab fair. Too bad for him as he would have got a great tip if he just would have done the right thing and drove us DIRECTLY to our destination.

Just had to update because I stopped in here for a quick lunch the other day and had the Jalapeno Cheddar Chicken Salad...the most delicious and gigantic salad ever created (this salad can't even feign to be healthy...I had to ask for it sans french fries). I sat at the bar and was served by Apple, a bartender who was genuinely thrilled to be working the bar, or at least he did a damn good job of pretending to be! Very entertaining staff, delicious food, quick service...Fathead's earned an extra star for me on this visit.

Linguini's was good, but I've had much better italian dining experiences at other places. I had the chicken linguine. The chicken was done well, but I found the sauce to be a little thin. The red velvet cake for dessert was excellent, however.

A wonderful experience. Extremely well done, and well worth the admission. Young children will be bored, but older kids will get some great lessons in cultural understanding and geography. The musical instruments are arranged by country, and the exhibits include sound and video via an excellent system. Plan at least 3-4 hours (or more). Even then, you'll not have enough time to take it all in.

If you want crappy customer service, avoidance at all costs to FIX a problem that has been questioned for months (we have service cut outs on a daily basis-fyi we're gamers in this household we need good internet that doesn't cut out every day), and high prices...\nThen choose TWC.\n\nTWC reps do NOT READ your reports (we had a report drawn up so we could go to a senior tech). The girl who answered after we waited for 10+ minutes on hold wanted to go over the WHOLE issue with us again when it was already written out in the report had she bothered to read it.\n\nIf you want better internet, go elsewhere but let me know because I'll come with you!!\nStep it UP!!

Decided to come here for Valentine's Day.. might as well get AYCE for the price my bf would be paying at a fancy restaurant. I've never spent $42 on a buffet (per person) before, but the price speaks for itself. There are so many options to choose from, &at the same time you're paying for the experience. This buffet will definitely be my \"go to\" every time I return to Vegas!! #iminfoodheaven

Never had a problem when my mom and I would go here. We decided to order online since we had a few things to do. We ordered 2 enchiladas and queso. My mom gets there and there's no queso. The lady says they'll make it and it'll be 10 minutes. Okay... 10 minutes pass, they hand her our order and there's only one enchilada. So then she had to wait for them to make the enchilada. I don't understand the point of online ordering if you get there to pickup your order and it takes longer to get your meal than just waiting in line and ordering there. Waste of time and the food did not taste good.

Best food since we have been in Vegas. Good prices, friendly staff.

I have been going to JCPenney for Holiday portraits for FIVE YEARS and this is the first time, at Meadows Mall they have told me we can only have ONE holiday background. Ridiculous! Our appointment was at 3:40pm and at this time I am drafting this review we are waiting in the lobby still - it is 4:22pm. \n\nWe just got out of the studio. The session was quick and I felt she rushed our sitting since we were an hr behind and other appointments were waiting. \nI like the coupons for the photos at jcpenney portrait studios but I wont be returning to this particular location.\nAlso sitting fee's werent free this month so for the three of us it would cost about $30 - that is about the same price as their portrait membership program which gives free portrait sittings for TWO YEARS. The woman who rang me up did not mention the portrait sitting fee's OR the portrait membership. VERY dissatisfied with customer service at this particular location.

Wow....was looking forward to a night out with the wife. We wanted to try Tailgaters as the reviews were all very good. However very disappointed. We sat at the bar received our drinks quickly. We wanted to order food at the bar but was ignored for 20 minutes. Even tried to call out to the bartenders and it didn't help. They were only interested in their \"regulars\". Maybe we will try again someday.....

We have eaten twice now at Pittsburgh Rare. Both times, the restaurant was not packed, but we had bad service both times.\n\nLast night we went for a nice New Year's Eve dinner. They had a \"special\" menu for New Year's Eve. No they didn't add items; they removed all side dishes and many of the entrees. At least the filet mignon was still on the menu.\n\nWe waited almost 10 minutes to order, and the service went downhill from there. Slow drink refills, very long time between courses. As far as we could figure out, our waitress was waiting on us (and a couple of other tables) and she was working the reception in the ballroom next to the restaurant.\n\nWe may go back, but I doubt it. The great tasting food, doesn't make up for the horrible service. \n\n4 stars for the food, -1 for the service

So I haven't had Wendy's in years.. Had their lunch value menu 2 double patty cheeseburger .. Ok I'm not going to say it didn't taste ok but it was dripping greasy.. Made my stomach sick.. Also no lines and you still have to wait for your meal.. Took long..

I enjoyed my meal here. The atmosphere was fun and everyone seemed to be genuinely having a good time. The service was decent considering how late and busy it was. \n\nSalmon Skin Salad- tangy, crunchy, and tasty. I'd order this again.\n\nButa Kimchi- The kimchi wasn't fermented at all and the pork was sweet. I think I was expecting something more along the lines of the Korean version of this dish so I was disappointed. But even if I hadn't had some sort of idea of what I thought the dish was supposed to taste like, I don't think I would've liked it because it was too sweet for me.\n\nUdon- They were out of Ramen and it being a cold night, I wanted something soupy and hot. I opted for the Udon and was pleased that the noodles were soft without being too soggy and the broth was hot and soothing. Yum.\n\nI rarely get off the strip to eat when I go to Vegas so this was a nice change. Definitely good eats.

A steak house we've all been to a thousand times. For a chain, not bad to bet on consistency but don't sit at the bar long because it will cost you. A round of drinks (5) for $130 is not my idea of fun.\n\nBig steaks, big sides but avoid the beaten path and try something new!

BlueMoon Pho is great and cheap. BUT - they need to change their website! All the glitters are not really necessary, just stick to the basic list of menu and items and we're cooler in dealing with that!

I went to Pio Pio with my husband on a weekday afternoon and LOVED it!! It tasted like authentic Latin American food. We had the rotisserie chicken, rice, beans, and plantains. It was delicious!! We need more places like this closer to where we live in the University area. I cleaned my plate!! The only negative for me was that the food tasted a bit salty....more than I am used to. The restaurant appeared very clean and overall it was a nice, comfortable dining experience. I would without hesitation go back again.

I researched many a firm before hiring Skiba Law to assist with a Collection suit. Mr. Skiba and his staff have gone above and beyond my expectations, making themselves available to answer questions regarding a collection suit I was involved in. I was able to meet with him very quickly, to start process on my suit. He's been a consummate professional at every turn. All the fears I had associated with the difficult situation I was in, were quelled by John and his staff. If ever I need assistance again, I would hire him in a heartbeat.

This place has a great atmosphere and has great rum drinks. Our group got flavored hookahs to smoke which were really relaxing. When I go back to Vegas, I'll be sure to stop here again!

Meh. I walked in here before going on a run, so I probably looked like a bummed out college kid, but they COMPLETELY ignored me... WTF!? \n\nForget this place. I hate being treated like I don't deserve service just because I don't look a certain way.

Im not from around here but im sure common courtesy is something not practiced at the Martini Ranch. The bartender passed me up a shitload of times and I was charged $50 on my card for a $5 Stella. Maybe thats how they do it in Scottsdale to make sure a card is valid. I dont know. It would have been nice to know that. A $1 charge would make more sense\n\nAnd try and talk to the door man. He is way to cool for you\n\nMay change rating after I find out about this $50 charge

really just a waste of money and calories. Unimpressive fare that left me really thirsty after. Very full during the lunch rush hour, I am assuming because of it's location since the food leaves a lot to be desired.\n\nWorst part was after paying the woman at the cash kept insisting that we leave her a tip, when we didn't understand what she was saying at first because it was so busy, she began angrily demanding a tip. \n\nI am usually a good tipper, no need to yell at me for one. Found this quite gauche.

LOVE their \"anniversary lunch special\". We've gone over and over again for the $4.99 for two rolls!! We called today to see if they were still doing it - as it's been going on for the last 4 months - and they said that it was \"last month's special\". The sushi was very good, very basic rolls. They started using asparagus in everything, I love it, the boyfriend doesn't so much. We've been going about once a week for that amazing lunch special. Probably won't visit that frequently now, so... Here's to hoping that the lunch special returns!!

Being the only sushi joint with a nice atmosphere in Surprise, I decided to give it a try. My first dining experience was awful. The hostess (female, asian descent) was absolutely so rude!! My boyfriend and I stood there waiting to be acknowleged while the hostess was engaged in a conversation with one of her co-worker. She finally looked at us and continued to carry on her convo! I looked over to my boyfriend and said are you kidding me? 15 mins later, we are now seated at the bar. It took about 10 mins to get menus and to get some service! Sushi was ok, nothing great! I couldn't get past the smell of the restaurant. It smells awful..when I left the place my hair and clothes smelled like it. Again, being close to home and really the only sushi joint other than Fresh Wasabi, I decided to go back and give it another shot. Nothing changed...horrible customer service and just super unorganized. I'd rather drive up to Squid Ink and give them my business than ever go back to this place!

I got here on occasion for lunch. Anyplace that has a Cheap Trick record on the wall for decoration can't be all bad.\n\nIt's a pretty standard pizza buffet. Their pizza is very good; I like their sausage pizza best, though their chicken/bacon pizza is pretty darn tasty, too.\n\nIf you go for the buffet during a busy lunch, you might wait a bit for decent pizza. I've gone in at times and the buffet was picked clean and there was a good five or ten minute wait for a new one. \n\nThey also put out large pizzas. This is fine when it's busy, but when there are less people in the store, then you end up going back while the pizza you just ate is still sitting there. It doesn't lend itself well toward variety. \n\nThey do solid work here, though. I will always go back.

I moved into an apartment a few blocks from here last August. I was taking light rail at the time and saw the progress of the build out and the \"Opening in October\" bitch tease sign, although they didn't open until many months later. \n\nDid they need the extra six months to generate hype? \nTo annoy me? \nTo perfect their \"no espresso to go for you\" attitudes? \n\nDid the carrying costs of build out of the space and rent for all those extra months contribute to the reason as to why they don't accept credit cards? \n\nWhen will someone graffitti their windows with \"Cash is for Strippers\"?\n\nSpace is really cool. The \"green\" vibe, compostable coffee cups, etc is nice, too. Although sugar cubes out in the open grosses me out and stevia tastes like donkey ass.\n\nThe coffee and lattes, as the three stars say A-OK.

Great service and convenient location within the Venetian hotel. Next to several other upscale restaurants. Primarily seafood items, but have steak or chicken options. Dish prices range from $18-40 for most items, with a few items greater than this due to their specialty (e.g. Lobster, filet mignon, etc. ). Decent selection of cocktails and basic beers. If you prefer a variety of beers, then next door Public House is a better option.

Excellent Workmanship and service\nI ordered granite countertops from Superior and was pleasantly surprised at the whole process. From initial call, to looking at the samples to scheduling and installation, there were no surprises and the price was competitive. I highly recommend

Came here and ordered an apple cinnamon bagel. The case contained two bagels that had burned edges taking up about 20% of the surface area. The others were fine. I ended up getting a burned bagel and when I opened it, it was a huge pocket of air. I took it back up to the counter and the girl told me that it happens to bagels in the proofing process (actually it's due to the bread not being kneaded properly, but okay). She offered to cut it off for me. How sweet.

No no no no no! . It should not take an hour and a half for a basic haircut and style. Second I shouldn't leave so covered in hair I have to go home and change my clothes. The haircut was mediocre. The salon although busy with a very dirty. It was to say I will not be returning.

The food was decent and the garlic naan was great. \n\nMy main problem was with the service. During the lunch hour, there were few people restaurant. Despite the small crowd, the server was inattentive. \n\nThe biggest problem came at the end of the meal. Our party had a gift certificate from restaurant.com for 25 dollars. Saffron refused to honor the gift certificate and claimed that the gift cards from restaurant.com could only be used at night. I asked the server where on the website and on the gift card the restriction was located, and he could not point out the clause. \n\nTo those in my party, it felt like the Saffron pulled a bait and switch. It left all of us feeling disappointed.

So...when you see the huge line form for this buffet, you are definitely intrigued. \n\nI ended up trying the buffet at 10:30 on a Sunday so we had their brunch buffet. I was a little disappointed when I found out the sushi part wasn't going to start until 12 but oh well. \n\nAt almost 30 bucks a person there is definitely variety: eggs benedict, various salads, muffins, donuts, french toast, personal omelets, ice-cream, eggs, stir fry, etc! \n\nServers come around and ensure you have enough to drink: coffee, soda, water so make sure to tip! \n\nNow the food quality isn't bad. I mean it's buffet food, you can't expect gourmet and individual dining but it wasn't spectacular. Most of the seasonings are bland (to cater to the masses) but coming to this buffet is almost a must if you come to Vegas. \n\nJust try to leave this place without a protruding gut.

We eat here about once a month. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for. The service and ambiance are first rate. I have never anything less than a very good meal here and I have probably had a dozen different entrees. The free sambuca at the end of the meal with the three coffee beans is the icing on the cake.\n\nThis is legitimate Italian.

I am never disappointed when visiting the Milkshake Factory. I have never gotten the chocolate sold here, but i can vouch for the awesomeness of the milkshakes. You can make almost any flavor imaginable. However, I suggest you get a milkshake without large chunks because it is hard to drink through a straw. My favorite is the peanut butter/chocolate/banana milkshake.

WORST BAR/GRILL FOOD EVER....AVOID\n\nWe were visiting Gilbert from California and actually were looking for OverEasy but it was closed so we went over to Zipps Sports Grill next door. BAD MISTAKE..... WOW, probably the worst lunch that I have ever had in my life. My wife and I order their onion rings and share their chicken sandwich and we didn't even take more then two bites. The food was all greasy and badly served. \n\nThe 4 and 5 stars on them probably are from folks that enjoyed the beer and not the food....WORST BAR/GRILL FOOD I HAVE EVER HAD....\n\nThey need to look into getting some new line cooks and change their cooking oil daily.

Picture yourself walking into a steak house that morphs into a Denny's where you suddenly see a Chinese lantern. Welcome to Ritz Asia. The service is friendly but the food is awful. The shumai tasted like it went straight from the freezer to the microwave to our table. Trader Joes is better than this. The spicy tuna roll is an abomination of blender tempura flake mayo orangy...put it this way...looks like garbage tastes like garbage.\n\nEvery restaurant at this location closed soon or later. This will be sooner. The friendly service can't save them from their crappy chef.

Wow, this place is amazing! So many craft beers, spirits, and of course wines. I could browse in here for hours. The prices are decent too.

The last four miles of this marathon (the whole) were excruciatingly boring. They changed the course for 2009 and it was for the worse. It is a really terrible way to end what is otherwise a pretty scenic run.

I've come to this restaurant several times and I always hope that things will be just a bit better each time. Each time I get the same experience. Decent food. Crappy service. If I never set foot in this place again, I wouldn't miss it. But it's one of those places that is close to the 101 and is in the neighborhood. \nChips and salsa are probably the best thing they serve. Today I got the lunch taco's plate and the beans were old, the rice was bland and the tacos were just standard. And I had already lowered my expectations on the service based on previous visits, and they didn't disappoint. They were just as lame as usual. Give them a star for meeting my super low expectations!

Delicious Dumplings! We got the Pork-Soybean-Carrot and the Shrimp-Pork-Mushroom - boiled - and they were both delicious. The reason I gave this 4 stars is because each order comes with 15 dumplings so you don't get to try many flavors unless you have a large party. I wish they offered a sampler. Perfect dinner after visiting Old Montreal and just a short walk from there to Chinatown.

This restaurant was good. We came here for a friend's birthday lunch. They had a huge line to get in so we waited about 45 minutes to get seated. That was kind of a drag, but once we got seated the service was decent. The food was good, but nothing above expectations. The decor is a bit old fashioned and seemingly decorated for an older crowd. No complaints, but nothing special either.

slow slow slow slow slow slow service to just get a permit...which was waaaayyy expensive for no reason!

When the ratio to wait staff to diners is 3:1 you'd think you could get service!!!\n\nNothing erks me more then seeing idol wait staff and hungry patrons. I very rarely walk out of a restaurant with out having eaten first. I came here on Saturday ay 6pm. Almost none of the diners had food on their table and many of them didn't have drinks in the 15 minutes I was there I counted 9 waitress again I counted 9 waitresses and not a one of them came over to our table to get even a drink order. Just from the looks of it I could tell staying any longer would be a total train wreck. So after 15 minutes of waitress counting we left with empty bellies.

I've only had a handful of items, so I can't comment on everything as the menu is rather extensive. I can say the Falafel Pita, Chicken Pita, and Chicken Salad are all rather good, however I personally find all of the bread a tad overwhelming with the pitas. \n\nA few tips:\n-The address says Priest Dr, but it actually faces Warner. Just a couple of doors down from the Dunkin' Donuts.\n\n-Good luck if you go during the noon lunch rush and try to dine-in. The room is very tight with tables and you'll likely be sitting on top of another party who can hear your conversation. On the plus side, you'll also be able to eavesdrop on theirs. My trick is to go at 11:30 rather than 12. If you're a late eater, maybe 1 would work better.\n\n-If you're trying to do low-carb by ordering a salad, they'll still tempt you by providing a side of pita and tzatziki sauce. Just one aspect I love to hate.

My boyfriend and I stumbled upon Bistro Florin on Grand Prix weekend. We had tried to get into O'Thym without a reservation, but failed and were wandering. We noticed this cute place (very new at the time) and found that it had a great outdoor seating area in the back of the restaurant. \n\nThe staff was amazing. They spoke both French and English and we believe the owner is from France\n\nWe started with drinks and an appetizer. I had a nice white wine. We had an escargot in a puff pastry - to die for! My main was a grilled salmon with veggies. The fish was perfectly cooked and dressed with a tasty (but fattening) French buttery sauce. We split desert.\n\nWe left a few hours later after having a leisurely dinner and completely satisfied. If I lived in Montreal, I'd be here much more often. I look forward to going back and hope it stays around for many years!

Wow, what a disappointment. \n\nI came here for breakfast and was expecting to have an above average meal but that didn't happen. I was especially surprised since I am obsessed with Bouchon Bakery's amazing pastries and treats. \n\nI had the bread pudding style french toast. I knew going in that it was not the typical french toast but this was just dumb. It was basically pudding and apples and the flavor was both bland and extremely sweet at the same time (who knew that was possible?). She had the breakfast giardiniere, which was a like a combo- eggs, brioche toast, fruit salad, a side of spinach and potatoes lyonnaise. Everything was average at best (and I did taste each thing on her plate!). \n\nAlthough everything was average or below, the prices were not cheap. I was expecting so much more and it's a shame since it's a beautiful room and setting.

I kinda miss Sunflower Market but Sprouts is very similar to me, a non regular health food grocery store shopper. Yeah, that's what ya call 'em. But really, I like the fresh, ripe produce, the spices and herbs you can purchase by the oz., the extensive selection of vitamins, supplements, and homeopathic items. This is one of my go to places for Boiron. They have raw milk here too. And let me just tell you this, their prices beat Whole Foods by at least a buck ($1.00). How's that for a bargain?

It's was ok! I thought the reputation of the hotel would hold up in the buffet but it didn't . It was a step above hometown buffet. Pricey for what is it.

Where to begin? Perhaps standing in line of 9 people and only the 1 customer service agent. This is Las Vegas in a Monday at 1 pm and they only have 1 person working the counter. Their process is slow, she averaged 10-15 minutes with each customer. If you like standing and waiting in lines, this would be the car rental agency to choose!

Under any circumstance, this would be fun! It would be a great family activity, birthday excursion, or even an awkward first date would be enjoyable here. \n\nKendall and I were on a mission to do something outdoorsy and adventurous before our conference in AZ. When we saw this place conveniently located just under 15 minutes from the airport it was an easy decision with the glowing Yelp reviews. There are several water 'excursions' to choose from all the way from hydro-bking to kayaking. In an hour Kendall and I kayaked, paddleboarded, and HYRDO-BIKED. \n\nThere wasn't a wait at all and the staff was as friendly as could be. All of the equipment looked new and was spotless. The river had a great view of some AZ mountains and the ASU campus. \n\nPrices were reasonable - about $25 per hour. You can also leave your belongings with the staff in the office. There isn't a tip jar, but tip anyway - these people know what they're doing!

Terrible service. if we could, we would rate with no stars. If you need a cab, dont call them.

Consistent good food. Prices are good. Been eating here for years, never had any problems. Quick service. Love the chips and salsa!

I used to shop here but lately just looking at the shoes- if and when they are on sale. The prices are steep, otherwise. (And maybe that's why I prefer Adidas so much too.) My husband still likes their stuff so we end up coming here to browse. I should mention that I got a marked down tank top for a girl (yeah, sometimes I can fit into kids clothes) for pretty cheap- that I still wear today especially in the summer. \n\nMy favorite thing about this store is the fact that they have a huge bin in front (kinda near the cashiers) to recycle your shoes, which gets used in some material for roads, parks, and such. Timberland has one too, except you would get an additional 10% off your purchase though. Hinting to Nike to do some sort of similar promotion (wink, wink). Anyway, I am all about recycling, so this is is the neatest thing about Nike- it's been a long running promotion.

There is only one waiter and there are 7 tables waiting, and each of the table has large group. We waited for our food for 50 mins. I can see the waiter running around. Just get more employees, or don't want people to come.

Went to tortilla fish after receiving a coupon... WOW! What a pleasant surprise! The fish and shrimp tacos are amazing, and so is the salsa bar and staff!! Will most definitely return!

Very friendly and comfortable feeling salon.

Never going back. First of all it's way too expensive for the crappy food we received. The fries were nothing special and tasted worse than the kind that come frozen that you bake in the oven. Customer service was rude and very unhelpful. There's also a sign there that says they make all burgers medium well and mine had lots of pink in it (which I hate of course).

It's like this - This place is not the type of place that you want to see. You don't want to know that your food is coming from somewhere this sticky and dirty. \n\nBut, I have yet to find General Tso's tofu that is half as delicious as the one they have there. It's SO good. Also, the vegetables are always crisp and fresh, and you can tell they made your food right before they brought it to you. The egg rolls are pretty tasty too. Basically, it's really good American Chinese food.\n\nNow if it the place wasn't such a disaster...

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I came here with my family to enjoy a vegetarian dinner. Their asian/cantonese dishes are excellent. Good vegetarian/vegan selection.\n\nWe ordered the \n- eggplant in kungpao sauce - absolutely delicious!\n- curry vegetables - light and flavorful\n- crispy tofu - the best that I've had in a long time! Its crispy on the outside and hot soft tofu on the inside paired with a flavorful dipping sauce.\n- vegetarian fried rice - very good\n- veggie spring roll - good\n- Tofu lettuce wrap - excellent\n\nThe food was very well prepared and served. Both the food and service was exceptional. The wait staff was courteous, inviting, and friendly. This is definitely my kitchen away from home and I will come back and visit often even though its a bit far.\n\nThe restaurant interior is clean and the decor is modern, tasteful and elegant. The booths are very comfortable and luxurious.\n\nOverall a great dining experience and the prices are just right.

Went here for lunch with the family. The service started out very fast. We were barely seated and they were asking for drink orders (that's too fast in my eyes). However, throughout the service things slowed down more than desired (the restaurant good busy). \n\nMy daughter got the chicken tenders, which were really good. However the fries had a odd flavor to them. \n\nI ordered a French dip that was pretty good. \n\nMy wife ordered skillet melt without a bun. Unfortunately, we we received it there was now fried green tomato or aioli we wanted this addressed, but our server didn't come by for another 30 minutes (see slow service above). \n\nLastly, my daughter asked for more lemonade which the server asked that we remove the lid and he'll come back and refill. That never occurred again because of the busy restaurant. \n\nOverall, we likely will return only if we're in the area.

DO NOT ORDER DELIVERY FROM THIS PLACE !!!!....My delevery took twice as long as they quoted me, the food was cold. I called back and they told me they could get a new order out to me in another 45 minutes..ya right, 45 minutes, I live 5-10 minutes away. I asked for the manager and was told there was no manager on duty and to call back tomorrow. What place does not have a Manager on duty? I have been in the restaurant business for 22 years, having managed most of those. There is always supposed to be a Manager on duty. DO NOT ORDER DELIVERY FROM THIS PLACE !!!!!!

Really too expensive for a fast food !! The burger was ok and deco is nice but we paid over 30 usd for a 2 people.. It s too much

I have heard a lot of buzz about this restaurant and thought it would be fun to check it out with some friends. Though I enjoyed the diner feel of the place, I was not impressed by the food or the service. I admit my expectations were high, and if I would of been told to expect more of a fast food level of service and food with a dine-in atmosphere, I may have liked it more. It wasn't horrible but I would prefer In-n-Out any day.

Tried Q Up at the Las Vegas Foodie Fest. We got the Gansta Grilled Cheese and our friends got the BBQ Nachos. Both were really good. The Gansta Grilled Cheese was brisket, bacon mac and cheese, and bbq sauce on grilled sourdough. Super yummy, messy goodness. Service was fast and friendly. Will def hit this truck up when in Phoenix.

talk about a taste of home! thanks to gems like sambalatte, i can feel my temporary stay in vegas becoming a longterm possibility. \n\nthe first time i was introduced to sambalatte was about a month ago when a friend and co-worker delivered a yerba matte latte to me. she spoke of only great things about this hip new joint that was recently found it's home in boca park. \n\ni finally made my first visit yesterday after eating at grimaldi's for the first time. didn't have much time to hang out, but i know i will be back very very soon! \n\nsexy barista's, fresh atmosphere, pet friendly and retreat from everyday life.

*We went on a friday night, no wait\n*The waiter had a strong knowledge of the beer list... not so much the food menu :/\n\nThe food was mediocre at best. We shared a Poutine, I had a Pork Chop, My husband had the short ribs.... truly nothing special. The poutine was really good at first, but after about 3 bites the greasy game taste set in :( The Entrees weren't memorable, except that I really wish they had used something with more taste for a chutney than grapes- cranberries, cherries or raspberries would have been MUCH more desirable.

With my usual go to Spak being closed on Sundays, I decided to hit up Caliente. Ordered a medium green pepper pizza for take out. Total damage $11 and some change. Sadly, the pizza was less than impressive. Cheese was thick and slid right off the pie. Better off saving some money and going to a pizza chain. Better yet wait a day and go to Spak Brother's.

Total tourist trap, super overpriced, but actually good. Reservations are a must for parties of 4 or more on weekends, especially if you don't want to wait 2 hours for a table. I've been to the one in New York and didn't actually have anything except frozen hot chocolate, but here we ate a super delicious dinner, and I had one of the best Mac and cheese dishes I've ever had. Seriously recommend, it was $16 but totallllyyyyy worth it. Grilled artichokes were also good but nothing special, and of course the frozen hot chocolate delivered its greatness. We had the original, chocolate with mint, and the oreo one. The Oreo one was blech, weird consistency and too sweet. The other two were really good. Service was slow and our food was really slow to come out, but I'd come back here. It's Vegas, you're supposed to pay a lot for mediocrity!

This place was unbearably hot and felt very muggy. Naan bread was the best! Had the chicken tikka Masala and made the mistake of not ordering it spicy because it lacked flavor and tasted bland and boring. We ordered sauce on the side that was absolutely delicious and apparently it was the sauce that's normally on that dish. When we asked for more to dip our naan bread in, the waiter was annoyed. Ordered a few appetizers not worth remembering. Probably won't be back.

We went for dinner here and were pretty pleased with everything. The place is very plain, not elaborate, and didn't look that great when we walked in, but we decided to give it a shot anyway.\nI had a chicken, shrimp & pasta dish and my s.o. had a pasta with sausage. The pasta was the best either of us had ever had and we were told it was all hand made on site that day. It came with garlic bread that was also made on site.....everything was delicious.\nI thought the prices were more than reasonable and felt that we got very good value.\nThe white wine selections by the glass left a bit to be desired.....Pelee Island only, no Italian, no Californian.\nService was friendly but a bit stretched, but overall no complaints. We'll go back.

Had the skirt steak and 50/50 tacos. Very tasty. The horchata (sp?) drink with nuts was delicious. I especially liked the very hot habanero based green salsa. Plus it's only 5 min from home. Definitely will come again.

Don't be fooled by the low price for first visitors. Its just there to suck you to be told by the car salesmen dentists that you need $3000+ worth of work. Got a second opinion from Abbey Dental for free and I didn't need anything they listed. If you decide to go here, get your cheap cleaning / xrays and if they try to upsell you for something you doubt you need, get a second opinion. \n\nDon't get me wrong, the cleaning was good but the dentist didn't even want to do the cleaning since he said I needed deep cleaning and it would be a waste of time. Just don't listen to any of their pitches.

Compared to the last two Marriott's we were at this week... not good. I will say, for the record, that they were great when we got a gross room (switched us immediately), and were great about waving the dog fee, since we weren't told there was one and will only be here for one night... but this hotel is outdated and badddddd.

Eating at Fuji was a bland experience. The food was bland and aside from my dining partner there is nothing bout this restaurant that would make me come back. Don't waste your time or money there are better spots to enjoy! Really!!!

This is a very close place to my house and is one of the reasons I frequent it so much.\n\nThe Pizza is good but nothing that is going to blow your underwear off. I love the anti pasta salad for a starter and the cheese bread. I also order the meatball sides..pretty good.\n\nPeroni on tap and some Stone Brews in the fridge is also a good time ;)

I bought a Groupon for 2 adults for the Arizona Science Center. It was my first visit and I was eager to see the Lost Egypt exhibit. We paid for our son separately. I was a little disappointed with the Lost Egypt exhibit but overall, we had a really great time. My son has been before. He is 10 and loved it. There is an additional fee for IMAX and the Planetarium... Plus, you'll have to pay for parking. However, the parking can be discounted with validation AND the food in The Lab Cafe was reasonably priced. This is a great place for kids. I