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I've been going here for 8 years, it's 10 minutes away from me. The entire facility is accommodating, always loud and big. It's nice they have just about everything you need to work out your entire body, including swimming and lots of gym classes. They have a sauna and Jacuzzi, watch out for guy pervs! \nThis gym always has new machines, and strives to stay competitive. The locker room is clean and big, however the women's area is too small! After your contract ends they bill month to month. They have a nice healthy snack-bar too. The downside is this gym is always crowded, parking is crowded like a mall parking lot, for so much money the ownership revenues, a new parking garage would be respectful instead of using up the law office parking spaces.

I went to Tuck last night because of the reviews on here, and I loved it. It really is tucked away and all the better. It feels even more special. We had the panini bites, dates stuffed with chorizo, and the citrus brined fried chicken with white cheddar waffles. Not your greasy comfort food here. Everything was delicious and I can't wait to go back and try more.

Authentic Chinese food! Woohoo!! I can't believe a restaurant near me has Di San Xian (Stir Fried Triple Fresh). I ordered this a ton when I lived in China.\n\nI speak some chinese and lived in Beijing for a year. Of course the food is not as good as what you can get in China but they are trying hard and I'll keep going back. The people who work there are really nice too. My boyfriend who has never had authentic chinese food is really impressed with the flavor. Make sure to order off of the chinese menu. Try the eggplant or string beans and make sure to say you vegetarian if you want vegetarian. This is traditional chinese food so there is meat in the \"vegetable\" section which isn't stated on the menu.

Our group stopped in for some much needed drunken munchies after a night out. The fact that we could get decent pizza at such a late hour is worthy of 4 stars to me. The service was quick and they had a good variety of pizza slices to choose from. I thoroughly enjoyed my pepperoni slice and garlic knots. The pizza crust is thin and New York style, but the outer edge of the crust had a little extra thickness to it that I liked.\n\nOne of the best things about Fuel Pizza at that hour is the crowd of people that accumulates. The huge open space of Fuel is good for socializing, or just sitting back to watch other people socialize. There tends to be quite a random mix of people late into the night.\n\nFuel would probably not be my #1 choice for pizza in Charlotte, but it makes for the perfect ending to a night out uptown.

Wow, I was pleasantly surprised when I met up some friends here. And I've been back several more times since. This isn't some dirty little bar, as though it may provoke you to think that. The food is GREAT!! Big portions, easy on the wallet, I would totally recommend this place for late night eating.

VERY overpriced coffee, but when you are stuck waiting in line for the Griddle Cafe around the corner it is pretty much your only option. I'd avoid it if you can, but the service was fast and nice and the coffee itself was good.

You have to love one of the last fast food chains to have drive-in style dining. The experience alone earns a 3-star rating, but combined with their unique drink selection and affordable prices this place deserves a little bump in their rating. For bigger appetites, the \"Footlong Quarter Pound Coney\" is a definite recommendation and their tots are a must order. It's located across from The Palms so you can (depending on your luck) finance your meal after 15 minutes at the slots!

This location does not offer daily specials, but the Maryland Parkway location does. They also don't seem very bright, but the portions seem bigger here than other locations I go to. They do the Tuesday 99 cent deal for 2 pieces, which is a real bargain. The regular menu is kinda pricey, so I'm stickin with the Wicked Chicken Basket for $3.99 whenever it's in season. I miss the Popcorn Chicken special. I always ask for spicy, and sometimes they mess up and give me regular. Oh well. :-P

So I'd first like to mention that service was fine (I had to-go anyway) but we all go to restaurants for good food above all. I ordered one item, a soup item, total was $16. \n\nI ordered the Duck Soup and the serving was definitely for one person from the amount I received. the broth was pretty plain, a few stray green onions and a general salt flavor and not really a duck flavor. There were some duck pieces that were all bone pieces with little meat on them, the duck had an ok light flavor but I would enjoy a more savory taste definitely. I didn't like the texture of the noodles, best way I can describe it would be chewing on hair. \n\nIf it didn't cost so much then I'd understand but even inside a casino this is still gouging, especially with the quality... $16 for one serving of duck bone salt soup, bad dragon, bad!

Great food! My honey and I are vegan so we order veggie filled dishes. For first timers, the panang is a MUST! Their sweet potato appetizer is delicious. All the desserts are yummy! We eat here from time to time and we love the panang so much that we hardly ever venture out to other dishes. Also, Dutch is AWESOME!!!

I came to this salon while I was on vacation vising my aunt. They had a great selection of shellac nails and the couple that worked there were very friendly. The reason I am giving it three stars though is because the shellac wasn't completely dry and when I asked if I can use the dryer for two minutes longer they said it would dry on its own. I reminded them that shellac nails don't dry on their own but they kept insisting it would dry on it's own. The next day my nails kept getting stuck on everything that I touched. It was clear that they wanted me to get out because they had other customers waiting.

I really wanted to like this office.\n\nMy experience with the doctor herself, Dr. McHale, was a really good one. She is friendly and willing to go the extra mile to make sure questions are answered. The staff accommodated to my schedule to make sure I was able to come in for lab testing. Her office itself was very clean and tidy.\n\nThe issue lies with billing. A few weeks after my appointment, I received a bill in the mail for about $850 from LabCorp! Confused, I called my insurance asking for answers. Apparently, New Beginnings is covered with my insurance; the laboratory they use, LabCorp, is not. The receptionist I spoke to when I was setting up my appointment failed to tell me that when I asked her if my insurance is good with them. \n\nSad to say, but I am back to searching for a doctor (and the laboratory they use) who is covered under my insurance. Now I know to ask which laboratory they use for testing before setting up an appointment!

While the place itself is relatively small and kind of a hike from Pitt's campus it is definitely the best pizza in Oakland. Reasonable priced, fast service, good food, what more could you ask for? Also no, don't bother asking for delivery.

I only had beers here. But I scoped out everyone's food. Lots of grilled sandwiches and burgers. I felt no need to try one. There was a game on and the place was packed and it was hard to get noticed. There was no one outside. It was loud and the sports fans inside were already having way too good a time so we moved on next door. They had a sign outside for $3 drinks, which we had. So we spent $6 plus tip, chugged our Lite beers and ran away.

Who knew gin and tonics and mussels are so good together! We highly recommend getting that when you go here. \n\nWe didn't have much else so I can't comment too much on the place. \n\nWe had set our stuff down at a table and never saw a waiter so we assumed we had to order at the bar. I left my purse on a chair and went two steps away to the bar and magically a waitress appeared straightening chairs. Well..she joked that my purse was at one of her tables, but I got the distinct vibe I should move my bag. So...we sat at the bar and had a great time. The bartender was super friendly, I think his name was Michael.\n\nPoop on you angry waitress lady! \n\nPoop on you.

Xtremely hostile, Xtreme arrogance, Xtremely poor customer service. Made appointment almost a week ago and showed up in time. This business asked me to reconfirm the appointment and when arriving I was not greeted, they made me wait over 1/2 hour without any apology or explanation. When I complained in a polite way, I was walked out the door.\n\nI am happy that I found out before even entering into any business transaction with these guys.

In the few times I have visited I always get the Pad Thai with fried tofu. The service at the Thai Cafe has always been quick during normal lunch hours. Nothing out of the ordinary but very efficient and the staff have always been friendly. I don't find the decor objectionable it's clean and kinda stark I'm not sure what the other reviewers were expecting. \n\nI always order medium which kinda seems to be a rough guess. Sometimes it is blazingly hot and sometimes barely spicy. So it might be kinda risky if you can;t tolerate super spicy food.\n\nTry:\n - Pad Thai with fried tofu

I've eaten here a few times in the past. Finally brought my wife because she has been wanting some Vietnamese food. She absolutely loved it and I wasn't disappointed. Tried a few items that I haven't tried before. Their avocado shake was really good and it was my first time trying it. Will definitely be coming back.

First of all, this place is great if you're a vegan living in Gilbert. Their vegan cupcakes are good, but a little pricey. However, their vegan taco wrap is just awesome! It's typically packed on the weekends so be sure to plan accordingly. During the week, it's a great place to study and you can usually find a seat. Maybe they could expand the back porch and put fans in or A/C? Also, when its busy, you have to be sure to keep an eye on your drink order as it may disappear. The employees are always nice! For a local spot in Gilbert, its pretty neat hangout!

The environment gives this place an Orange County feel, it almost made me forget that I was in Vegas!\n\nThey have a wide variety of options for you to choose from on their food menu. Aside from pho, they offered bun bo hue, chao, banh xeo and even some rice plates and many more!\n \nI went with a small pho ga with white meat and sadly give it a 3 stars due to lack of taste in the broth and stinginess on the chicken! \n\nService is a-okay, prompt with getting our amenities and refilling our ice waters. \n\nI will surely return to this restaurant to try other dishes, like the banh xeo and chao. happy to have found this side of Vegas :))

Did not return our call. We waited 2 hours before we called someone else. After 10 hours still haven't heard from him. I guess he has enough business and doesn't need ours.

This place while cheap is horrible. The cocktail sauce is completely watered down and all the food is just frozen food that's been thrown in the deep fryer. The service was fine but this place is far from what you would consider a decent fish and chips place. Avoid this place. I should have tried Rice to You (next door) instead.

FOOD POISONING... I ate here last night and 2 hours later spent the entire night throwing up.

It's a Vegas buffet what else can I say. It was $88.00 for two of us on Sunday night. I'm not a huge buffet fan but it was my partners first time in Vegas so we had to go to one. Would I go back? Well yes if they wanna comp me but no if I have to pay. Again, not saying it's bad just saying typical Vegas buffet. Everyone should try it once. I just feel for $88.00 I can get a better meal that's not a buffet.

Returned here after a year's absense. I understand they have had a change in management. some for the better, some for the worse. new general manager and now the service seems much friendlyer and efficient. New chef and now food is slow to arrive and not as good as it used to be. steak was charred, mashed potatos were lukewarm. Took over 30 minutes for our food to arrive. hopefully it was just an off night for the kitchen. but the general feel was that they lost the attention to the little details

This location is very convenient for me during my lunch break from work. I ordered a salad today, which I havent done in months because I found a hair in the last one I ordered. I came back to my office and opened the box today, and found two hairs again. I didnt go back to show them, as we all know they would just think it was my own hair. I believe this happens becuase the employees are not required to wear hats or hair nets and they do not cover the salad bar. This is a problem if its happened twice to the same person. The employees are friendly and nice, but they need to be required to hats.

What can I say about this Denny's restaurant?\n\nHmm... it is your typical Denny's establishment where you can grab some cheap grub. They have a $2, $4, $6 menu where they have desserts, breakfast items, etc. at those prices. They also offer breakfast, lunch & dinner meals at various prices.\n\nThe service was decent. I went with friends on a Tuesday afternoon. The food was okay for the price. Nothing outstanding though.

I was a little iffy on writing a review for this place due to the personal content but I'll keep the details to myself. The waxing is horrible here. You go home with wax everywhere and you don't even get what you pay for. I'm pretty sure I paid for hair removal, not pain and dissatisfaction. She was pretty much in a big hurry and at it seemed like she had a \"eh, good enough\" attitude at the end. I was like WTF is this LOL. Oh well, not returning and not recommending.

Overrated! Overpriced! They reheat their pizza, the guy pulled out a slice of cold pizza from underneath the counter and reheated for us. Needless to say, it tasted like a day old pizza reheated in the microwave, who knows when it was cooked.... Compared to a Lombardi's white pizza, well there is no comparison. The Secret Pizza was luke warm (that reheating thing does not work for me), the cheese was really chewy (baked hours ago), and the crust was not really that thin like a true NY pizza. Overall, this place is way overrated and overpriced. $6 for a slice of pizza is no deal......\n\nThis place should stay \"secret,\" BTW, unlike many of the other reviews, I was sober when I ate the pizza....

I indulged big time at Indulge Burgers & More during Fat Tuesday yesterday. There are a tremendous variety, including many healthy options such as a turkey or veggie burger. The best part I like is that you can build your own burger with all sorts of yummy toppings. I had the turkey burger, and the turkey was one of the best I have ever tasted. Sometimes you can taste like of the darker meats and fatty parts, but I felt like this burger was very clean and lean. I would highly recommend the sweet potatoe fries that you can order. You can deep those fries in what tastes like a warm marshamallow dip. The price is not too bad either for what I call a luxury burger.

Inventive accounts of dwarves and dragons, an insight into Elvish mystery and tradition, an epic journey through our galaxy and beyond...if any of this interests you then Transreal's healthy stock of all things science fiction and fantasy should satisfy such pursuits to a pleasing degree \n\nNot even the faintest whisper of music or small talk from the owner can result in a stilted and even awkward browse around the shelves (as I discovered), still for those that love such books these imperfections will be easily overlooked.

I stop in here every now and then for a Pastrami on a smiley. As everyone says its the bread that makes it. You can buy the bread but I think you have to order in advance for larger orders. The pastrami I had today was saltier than usual but still pretty good. nice staff, clean place. you can buy Board head meats and cheeses by the pound as well.

Longhorn is another one of those chain restaurants that is hit or miss depending on the location and the time of day you eat.\n\nThis particular day I went for lunch. I unfortunately ordered the macaroni and cheese... It was an over seasoned disaster.\n\nNeed hamburger for the kids was also very underwhelming. The melted cheese smelled so bad we had to return it.\n\nThe lunch options are not great... Dinner in the past has been better at Longhorn for me. What they're lacking is quality and consistency on a regular basis.\n\nI think outback is a better choice

I live in the Ballantyne area and this is definitely my favorite restaurant. The food is made from scratch, so if it is not on the menu, they can make you any dish if they have the ingredients. Which is what I love the most because I'm very picky sometimes and always change something about my entree. I have been coming here for about 2 years and enjoy the food and service every time.

Absolutely, without a doubt, THE GROSSEST excuse for sushi I have ever attempted to consume...\nPlease, God, remind me the next time that I'm in a hurry and craving sushi, to head to the freakin grocery store!\nThe rice was oddly wet and smooshed down (I could barely detect that it was rice), the seaweed was mushy, wet and stringy, and my tempura shrimp roll was the size of a woman's fist. \nThe whole experience (if one could call it that) was deplorable...\nThe woman did give me my money back after I took the slop up to the counter, but oh, my God, I can't get that foul taste out of my mouth....\nWhat was I thinking?

I only ate in the Peppermill restaurant and I didn't go to the Fireside Lounge. I like the jungle ambiance of the restaurant and the service was fast. The food was also good, but it wasn't a knock out and it definitely was not the best late night food I've ever eaten. But in a city that claims to have all this late nigh food, I'm glad at least the peppermill is around.

Big portions, great lunch specials ($8.99 sandwiches). I got the fire chicken wrap with fries. Service was nothing to brag about, we had to ask our waitress for the check because we had been waiting so long to get it. \n\nA great lunch deal if you're just looking for something hearty to get in your belly before heading to the pool for fruity drinks of the alcoholic kind :)

I discovered this pool at the Luxor where I was staying on the last day. sigh, what a waste. The pool is massive, with a smaller pool and hot tubs littered about. They also have tons of seating and private cabanas. I didn't have to pay entry into the pool because I was staying at the hotel but I think it was $10. \n\nDrinks are available but I didn't order any. Good place to lounge around if that's your thing.

Love the menu and decor. It's like I step foot in a little magical place: a pink carnival.\n\nWhat we ordered:\n\nChicken and Waffle - Crispy juicy fried chicken with waffles and I love the sauce that comes with fried chicken. It's like honey mustard. \n\nFried Egg Benedict - Ham and biscuit topped with literally a fried poached egg.\nThe idea of a battered fried egg is good but it was not well executed. The egg white was a bit hardened and the outside of the egg was kinda soggy.\n\nChocolate French Toast - Not a big fan of chocolate, but I'm a fan of french toast. Sweeeeeeeeetttttt. Prob recommended for chocolate lovers.\n\nFrrrrooozen Hot Chocolate - Yum! If you've never had it, it's something to try since you're here.\n\nTip: They take reservations, and you can always call ahead to ask how long the wait is.

I wonder if this place used to be a venue for weddings.... the awkward dance floor, now home to a buffet, tells me that it was. The food was ok, but maybe over priced. I'd be interested in trying the lunch buffet at some point in the future, but it might not be the best idea given the small vegetarian selection. Final verdict: I feel a little bad for suggesting the place to my friends, but if they had suggested it I wouldn't hold it against them.

Naked Fish is my go-to happy hour sushi restaurant! I live in Henderson and try to drive out here at least a few times a month to eat here. The happy hour is awesome! I've never had a roll here that I didn't like and the staff is always awesome. My favorite waitress here is Wanda. She is always on top of everything and the last time I came here, she went above and beyond to give my boyfriend and I a great experience as it was my birthday. We got a free cocktail for checking into yelp and they gave us a free dessert and sang happy birthday. My favorite roll here is the Japanese Lasagna. it's so delicious! I've had the same roll from other sushi places, but this one is my all time favorite. I get cravings for it all the time!

If you can stop by and get some coffee on a beautiful afternoon please do so. The open air coffee shop serves top notch coffee, comfy chairs, and relax atmosphere.

Will never see your money.

If your looking for bar food, that is what you will get. Average price, average food.

We like this place. I had the waffles the first time. They were pretty good. My order came out to the table about 15 minutes before my wife's order. The waitress really didn't notice. However, the owner, Chris (at the time) DID notice and came over, apologized and gave us a free apple tart for the trouble. That was nice. We will probably go back. We live close but it's always SO packed.

This is not real Chinese food. California Pizza Kitchen goes to China.

A few years ago I would have given this place a 4 or 5, but now it's brought itself to a 2. Stupid bastards. Apparently the management decided to keep the name \"Brewery\" just because the warehouse-y space looks like a brewery. Too bad they don't make their own micro-brews here anymore. Our waitress, who was great, said that because the tram that connected the hotel to the Mirage was closed down, the brewery aspect of the restaurant was shut down, too. Makes no sense to me, but it was a total buzz kill when she told us that we couldn't get the flight of house beers...the reason to go here! The food is still good, but without the beers, it's just another American dining place. Yeah, they play games on the projection screens and sometimes have live music acts. But BRING BACK THE MICRO BREWS! If you want craft beer, get a free Sam Adams from the girls in the casino instead.

This place isn't aweful, but not good either. I have lived here for almost 2 years and can say they do take care of stuff in a timely manner when called. With that said, the self help place is never open. For example, I went there yesterday to get a weed eater and lawn mower and they weren't there. Yes this was during posted operating hours too. When they are open they don't have enough equipment for you. It's either broken or already loaned out. There's hardly ever any security, and the grounds keeper sucks. Especially on the octillio manor side. There's a walk/running path with tree branches in the way and they never pick up the trash that gets blown around during storms. This place isn't horrible, just not up to the standards of a military installation.

You don't go here for the ambiance but the food is all from scratch and excellent. It's a great value for very good Mexican food.

It literally just took me an half a hour to order two burgers, two fries, two bottled waters and two ice teas. A half a hour! How? Well, I went over to this place and was met by a woman that could barely speak English and could apparently understand even less. I wondered what the hold up was and I see that the problem was car after car having to explain themselves repeatedly to get their point across.\n\nYet, this person is handling the drive thru. It is crazy. I mean, I could care less what anyone speaks but if you are running a Wendy's and at the restaurant English speakers are coming in, it would seem to me that you would have someone at the window that speaks English.\n\nAnyway, the Ice tea was cool and the natural cut fries were great. The burger though, well, I think it needs a bit of help. The bacon just left a bad taste in my mouth. All and all I'd say pass on this Wendys.

I absolutely love Border Grill. It is one of my favorite restaurants on the strip. I especially love their weekend Border Brunch! With unlimited mimosa and all you can eat small plates, this restaurant is a must visit when in Vegas. Chef Mike's Bacon Jalapeno PBJ, Yucatan Egg Benedict and Churro Tot's are to die for! They have an outdoor patio and bar area that is perfect during the summer. Overlooking the Mandalay Bay pool, it always feels like you are on vacation!

Always wanted to try this place, and finally stopped in...glad I did, because it definitely did not disappoint!!! The owner Chris, was there, and asked me if it was my first time there, and as it was, let me sample some of the meats. Love, love, love the kalua pork!! Not salty or greasy....just right!!!!! I also love the options of having whole wheat tortillas and brown rice with or without seaweed. Took a couple of menus and passed them out to my coworkers....many of whom are from Hawaii. Only reason why I omitted a star was because on my second visit, I also ordered chips and guacamole, and for $4+, the little container of guacamole was disappointing, albeit delicious....but to have to scrape the bottom of the container after a few chips...other than that, the food is EXCELLENT!!!! They definitely do not skimp on the burrito!

I took a friend here thinking maybe she would like it because of the high rating. I thought maybe I just had a average run there (giving it a 3 star rating). The food wasn't anything to return to and the owner didn't really want to honor the free Yelp check in. He said it was an older offer. My friend who is new to Yelp was excited to try it but wasn't blown away like the high star rating claims. I wasn't either. Fool me twice. . . .

Great Idea, Terrible Execution\n\nFirst of all I'd like to emphasize that the name and concept for this restaurant is great. Being a fan of Mario, I was excited. The reality hit when I finally tried the restaurant for myself. \n\nThe pizza was bland, the sauce tasted like it was from a can. We would have had a better experience if we had picked up our own take-and-bake pizza from the local supermarket and made it at home. The theming was inconsistent. I couldn't decide if it was celebrating classic Nintendo or Captain America. It looked like random objects from a teenager's bedroom were strewn about. \n\nI'm surprised at the other reviews because they nowhere near reflected the type of experience I had. I have serious doubts whether my pizza was made with fresh ingredients since the sauce was bland and tasted like it had been left out all night. \n\nThis establishment is brand new, so there is room to improve, but they need to have consistent theming and higher quality ingredients.

A bit dead for a friday night but oh well.\n\nLocated across the street from the Sahara LVAC location, always noticed it but never went in till now. \n\nThere's a very suddle temptation to see how much i can drink then see how much i can lift...\n\nAnyway they have a fine selection of Three Olives brand vodka in different flavors and Mario the bartender is funny as hell.

The sticky pink donut holes are mouth watering.

This is my first time at this place and it was AMAZING. The staff here were super friendly, very down to earth. I got the burger br\u00fbl\u00e9e and it was very good a decent size ! I felt the maple syrup on it was a little over powering but overall very good. I also got the French toast fries and I never thought they would make it as French toast with a side of maple syrup; I thought the fry would be made out if a potato. \n\nOverall amazing food! Must try!

I was kind of doubtful when I walk into the restaurant seeing how nicely the table is set up with the folded napkin. \"uh-oh, i hope the food is not Americanized\" \nWas disappointed with the food. We order fish cake, which is kind of salty to me. The papaya salad was not I had expected it to be. It was thickly cut compared to other papaya salad that I have had before. The taste was just sour, nothing special. Other entree we order include steak beef and the tom yum hot pot. Tom yum soup was good for me, with mushrooms and seafood and the broth is not as spicy. I did not like the steak beef, they simply just stir fry it with bell pepper. \nHave to agree with Tram below, their price is not bad. Dinner feeding 5 people all under $60.

This is exactly what I needed. Nothing fancy, just a menu full of tortillas with cheese meat and vegetables. \n\nDelicious queso, delicious Mexican restaurant chips (my favorite), delicious typical American-Mexican food. Fairytale. \n\nThe prices are a little higher than I'd like, and the margarita pitcher was a little weak. But I know we will be coming back!

Typical Wet Willies. Really frozen, overly sweet drinks. It was really hard to finish them. However, the bartenders were good and the live music was good. I happened to be here killing some time while it rained during the OAR/SOJA show at the amphitheater. I'll go back if I'm in the mood for a frozen concoction. Oh - the tequila finger shots were the best!

As hotel guests of The Orleans we opted to use our $20 dining credit at this cafe. The portions were large but the positives pretty much stop there for me. My Philly Cheesesteak wasn't especially tasty. Our waitress seemed like she was really unhappy to be working and always seemed eager to rush away from our table even though the restaurant was less than half full. In my next visit to The Orleans hotel I won't be dining at the Courtyard Cafe. There are better dining options as well as a food court.

Great pizza. The caprese salad is awesome. I love the mushroom, pepperoni, sausage, and basil pizza. Awesome will come back.

This place is so wonderful I could cry. I have not found a great place for Thai on the west side that's close to home and this place is fantastic! Tell your friends and your family because this place is a gem!

We were drunk, partied out, and by the time we were done gambling, it was 5:30am! I love Vegas.\n\nAnyway of course we were hungry so with our winnings we decided to go to Caesar's. This spot was the only place open that early so we checked it out.\n\nThe wait for a table was pretty long, about 15 minutes. They said it was because it was so early and their staff was low. \n\nOnce seated though, service was good. I had the pancakes with eggs, home fries and sausage and the BF had a NY steak and eggs. Pretty good and their portions were HUGE. I didn't finish mine. The waiter also was attentive and kept refilling my drink as I was super dehydrated and drank like 8 glasses of water.\n\nThe cutest thing is they give you these little jars of jam and A1. I took one home to show everyone. I like to take things from restaurants as souvenirs.\n\n$50 for breakfast but hey, it was paid with money won.

I could have absolutely sworn that I had already written a review about Sakura, but it seems that my former review has magically disappeared!\n\nSo I can't speak to the quality of the food, because after 20 minutes we were never even once approached for our order - but I will likely never be returning to find out! \n\nWe stopped in at 8pm one evening after a movie with a party of six. It took about 10 minutes of standing awkwardly in the foyer before I finally flagged down one of the four employees sitting at the bar and asked to be seated. A nice lady promptly brought us water and then was never to be heard from again. I kept glancing back over at the bar hoping someone would catch my drift, but after 20 minutes we just gave up and walked over to Red Robin. Too bad.

Wow! What a cluster \"f\" this was! Purchased the Def Lepperd concert/room package for my son and his g/f for his birthday. Through Hard Rock site mind you! Paid with my card. They arrive yesterday - panic! My credit card and authorization was needed for them to check in. I get emailed the authorization form - copy my id and card - fax it to the number on the email. Call from my son 20 minutes later - they didn't receive it! Fax'd again to number on the form - again - not received! WTF! Now my credit card & license is floating around that god forsaken town somewhere! Ended up scanning & emailing everything. Took my son over an hour to get checked in! Ridiculous!\nThis was posted earlier this week and hmmmm.....somehow disappeared!

Best pizza this side of Brooklyn!!! We love the NY Round but the square pie is also excellent. Great atmosphere, clean, and friendly excellent service. The calamari was tender and flavorful. Definitely our favorite restaurant in Vegas.

Had lunch here earlier today. Say at the bar area. Server/bartender @first seemed a bit rude or not really providing customer service. We ordered the artichoke spinach dip for an appetizer. That was excellent. My husband ordered the club sandwich and I ordered the classic burger. Food was really good. But also you really can't go wrong with a burger n sandwich. Overall rating was because of the lack in service.

Like most Scottsdale clubs this place looks really good inside and like most Scottsdale clubs it lacks any soul. The place definitely gets points for creating something that looks like it's out of Wong Kar-Wai's 2046, but I am seriously disturbed by that rank bathtub they have there. How badly do you have starve and drug up some poor girl after locking her in a basement to make her slosh around in a tub filled with cream? I don't like skanks in my milk, just cereal. It's really too bad because I think the look of this place is great, it's just the people that go there (ie. date rapists snorting blow and giving each other high-fives). If the crowd was different, I'd totally be here but I'm too lazy to start dusting off those diesel jeans and tight shirts with slightly angled prints of family crests. I also can't seem to remember where i left my wallet chain.

This was an ok Fry's store but much sketchier than others I have been too - granted we were there at night. I would recommend going to another one if possible. There was a guy standing out front without a shirt just hanging out, lots of people standing around in the parking lot, and a security guard in the store.

It is a sad, sad day for me to write my first bad review. Having just moved from Miami where cheap Chinese food is damn near impossible to find, I don't think my standards are THAT high for this type of \"cuisine.\"\n\nMy party of three went into the restaurant to order takeout S&S pork, sesame chicken, and pepper beef, with egg drop and miso soups, lo mein, fried and steamed rice, so I feel that I can say with some conviction that the food was universally awful, with the possible exception of the lo mein because it was edible. Everything was underflavored, oversalted, and just disappointing. I even took another Yelper's review into consideration and ordered easy on the sauce, but if I could go back in time and advise myself I'd ask for extra, because there might have been more flavor hiding somewhere in the dish.\n\nI would normally give an extra star for the lovely, polite, fast service, but I just can't in this case. I'm sorry Lucky Kitchen!

I used to love this salon and had been going for a long time. However, when the owner or management (not sure which) changed, I was very disappointed. Two new gentleman seem to be the new owner/managers and they are a little rude and unpleasant. One of these gentlemen had do do my manicure as they were very busy last Friday.\n\n It was one of the worst manicures I have ever had. To start, instead of soaking off my gel, he filed and peeled it off....along with about 5 layers of my nails. Ouch. Then he roughly filed my nails. So rough in fact that they were weak and jagged. The icing on the cake was the sloppy polish job. \n\ni will never be going back.

Long wait on a Sunday. Food wasn't what we expected. The French onion soup was slimy and tasted more like wine than anything. The tomato soup was really thick and tasted like spaghetti -o's. Water was from the tap. The French fries were cold and tasted old. Maybe we ordered the wrong thing but no one liked their food. We ordered the fat Elvis, Turkey melt, Turkey burger. It was expensive and not worth it.

Horrible place! Way too expensive. And way too tiny of portions. It's a sit down restaurant that's not tailored for take out. They charge double than most fast good Mexican restaurants but they're 3 times as expensive. Just a horrible place. I hope these people either lower their prices, give bigger portions, or go out of business. You choose...

Good drink prices and a good layout that divides bar and showroom. The nachos are pretty decent too.

This was our second visit here and both times we have not been disappointed. The rolls are very good, Sapporo is always cold, and the service is good. \n\nTheir sushi bar seats about 15, the tables around 25. There is plenty of elbow room but no wasted space. Two flat screen tv's behind the bar will provide entertainment; 1st time we were here Wipeout was on and everyone in here had a great time watching it and interacting. Today the Spurs/heat game is on.\n\nThe prices are very reasonable for the quality of food. Definitely on our \"we will be back\" list.

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the complaints with the portion and price are right. i think this place is no different than any of the other chinese restaurants uptown for quality and taste though. maybe its because they are paying for the location. who knows

Hubby and I were super excited to check out this place but close to 1hr later and our food order is no show! Did I mentioned this is our second visit? Yup first visit they had no Vietnamese sandwich bread? Come on making it super hard to give good rating :(

Food 4 plus stars, mojito's, if I could give more than 5 I would.\nThe service on this particular occasion, was some of the worst I have experienced. Our waitress(BRITT) finally came by after about 25 minutes to see if we were ready to order. Keep in mind(Arnold) the busboy brought bread, water and then even finally our first pitcher when he realized the waitress was nowhere to be found. I can understand if you are busy, just swing by my table and let me know you will be with me shortly. Se cmes by to take our order makes up some half fast excus about putting through some orders. Later during the meal the busboy came by and used the new girl excuse. I don't think we will give it a second try, maybe we will give the other location a chance.\nThey did in their defence comp one of our pitchers.\n\nMade us all very sad.

The Baguette Company has all the makings of a good take away. Fast service, fresh food clean shops, little area where you can wait out the rainstorm (it's scotland!).\n\nSo whats the problem? I can get exactly the same experience at a Baguette Express and for a little cheaper. But we can't fault them for trying. Good food if your close by, but a little late to the tough world of baguette retail.

Wow, this place is top notch steak house. Probably one of the best I have ever been to, and believe me, I have seen some great spots all over the world. I did not want to leave. You can have any type of venue here and it will be 100% great. I really don't want to go into details much, I'll just post some photos.

I have done hot yoga before, but I did not enjoy this place. I found them through a groupon and enjoyed that it was more of a flow hot yoga, however, the music was like a nightclub, especially for 6:30 in the morning! I found it very difficult to hear the instructor and somewhat agitating to a practice that is suppose to be of benefit. At the front desk I mentioned the loud music and that it was hard to hear instruction, but she just defended the instructor's choices and mentioned maybe I could try another one. When I asked who she would recommend, her answer was, 'well, I think all the instructors are good.' That just further proved that there is something not quite right about this yoga studio. I will not be back.

I'm really trying to just grin and bear it as I gradually perceive that the equipment isn't being refreshed and the locker rooms/showers just aren't getting cleaned. I'm on the verge of giving up. Going there--no matter how convenient--is becoming a chore. \n\nThey need to steam-clean the showers and bathrooms regularly. The place isn't open 24/7 so it shouldn't be a big deal. Most of the carpet also needs to be replaced following the pool leak. The musty smells are getting to be too much.

Got the 'pleasure' of eating here with hotel comps. If i had to pay for the meal i wouldve been upset. The quality compared the price.. eh.\n\nI ordered the wagyu ribeye. Lets just say i wasnt impressed with the quality of the meat. It didn't melt in your mouth.. more like chewing a stale piece of gum. Also ordered the creamed corn.. sad that a side dish was the only thing that tasted good.\n\n$250 bill.. fed 4. It was comped.. probably shouldve gone to charlie palmer. Live n learn.\n\nGot a cheesecake to go.. ill update after eating it.

Decent, not great.\n\nWe found this place while walking around Fremont street during the day a few years back. They had a good ham steak and eggs special. So we decided to stay there recently.\n\nRoom was okay, kinda pricey for what it wasn't. Parking is hard to find and navigate. Extra charge for internet. Staff at check-in couldn't get a terminal working, but that's more management's screwup than staff - if management chooses to understaff and undertrain, what can the staff do about it? \n\nAnyway, the room was clean if small, we got two Full size beds instead of Queen, there's no pool and the casino is small. It's a fair place to stay if you want to enjoy Fremont street. Don't expect much from this joint.

First time here the turkey bacon panini was delicious so was the lobster bisque. I would like to come back and try the creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e cheesecake and salads. Place looks pretty neat inside and it has a phone charging area.

My mom and I decided to go to a movie here recently. We had a good experience. The line to buy tickets was a bit long but it went pretty fast once a 2nd person was added. For awhile there was just one guy. \n\nBecause my mom is a Regal member, she got a coupon for a $2 box of Nestle candy which is great since the regular cost is so pricey. We also got a XL drink which cost $5. Its amazing how much movie snacks cost.\n\nWe were in theater one which is one of the bigger theaters. People talked a lot during the previews but quieted down for the movie. The seats are comfy. The volume was a little loud but otherwise we had a good time.

I'm granting one star because there's no way to give none.\n\nAs I write this, the door to my room is open, and two burly gentlemen are drilling and hammering and drilling and hammering--I just checked, and it's going to go on all day. Evidently, the inn is installing a new lock system, and for some reason it was impossible to wait until I checked out later today. Counting on solitude and quiet, I'd brought work to do, but it's now utterly impossible to concentrate. I stayed here once before and loved it, but this lack of concern and respect sets a a new low.

They charged me $1000 and made my score worse than what it was to begin with. I do not recommend using them. The items that were deleted I could have done myself. Total waste of money.

Big name, but disappointed in product. My friend and I are local, came down about 7:30 am and was first customer in store. One thing we noticed was the floors looked dirty, especially since the store if fairly new.\nI realize they are known for their cakes, but I wanted a light buttery croissant, and sadly what I received was a dense dinner roll shaped as a croissant. We had a conoli also, and the filling was quite good but the shell was thick and tasted like it was frozen or stale. We ordered some cashew butter cookies and was hard like a biscotti, maybe it is supposed to be that way.\nThe staff was nice and I'm glad I checked it out, but it was nothing special and didn't WOW me.

Local chinese food, fit for a king.\nFood portions are huge, for little money.\n\nLove this place.

We always enjoy coming to this casino once a year for a little bit of fun. I always end up on the slot machines while the hubs will play a round of poker. The only thing that confuses me is that in Vegas there are waitresses walking around getting you drinks. I have not seen that here and don't know if they even do it. We can still have fun even if we're not drinking, though. ;)

We came by here several times to pick up Chinese baked goods for those times of emergency when we're hungry and didn't want to venture outside. Hotdog buns, pork sung buns, egg tarts were all there. I think my favorite of all was the pork sung 'su' which the lady said had pork sung inside the bun instead of just on the top. I liked those much better. The pork sung on the top style of bun has some coating of sweet stuff on it under the pork sung which I'm not too fond of.\n\nDon't go too late in the day. Everything will be gone. They open at 8.30am I think so all the good stuff should be there around 10am. It's only a few blocks from the strip and it's totally worth it!

I would give no stars if i could. They ripped me off told me i needed new hoses for powersteering cause there were holes in my hoses. I asked for old part when job was completed no holes!! Priced hoses they overcharged by $100 for part. Then i was told belts were bad. Took old belts to service station and told i could drive to new york and back with belts no need to change yet. All in all was charged $701 for services i didnt need. Spoke to manager he was rude and offered me $150 back after i threated calling the rant and regional manager. Dont go there total rip off!!

I'm waiting here at Copper Star as my car gets an oil change. The free wifi is a nice perk since I'm supposed to be working right now, but it doesn't make up for the bland toffee coffee ice blended ($4.25 for 16 oz) and greasy crumbly red velvet cupcake ($2.50). \n\nIt's a cute shop though and I'm all about supporting local businesses so I'll give them another shot next time I'm in the area.

Went inside to check out the two-for-$35 specials and we got the BBQ platter. The ribs were good, the chicken was a little dry, the pulled pork didn't taste like pork at all (not sure what it was), and the beans were raw. On top of that an 18% gratuity was added for a party of two. Never again.

Really wanted to like this buffet but it was \"just OK\" nothing special. Usual crappy buffet staples. A few standouts, I mean VERY few: tempura shrimp, bao buns & baklava were pretty good, these were the reason for 1 star, pretty pathetic! Especially since we paid $35 a person on a saturday night, wait time wasnt too bad.

Awesome chicken chimichanga. Will definetly be back again. Hopefully the debit/cc machine will be fixed by then lol.

While I can't say I've been to all of the buffets in Vegas, this is definitely my favorite so far. There's just something about the quality of the food that makes it stand out and makes the price worth it to me. No other buffet in Vegas that I've been to compares so far (I haven't tried the Wynn yet though). Last week while here on vacation, I had the most delicious experience yet. The salad section was amazing, the selection of hot foods is great, I specifically loved the Italian section that they had that night. The carving stations were also really good. I had the turkey and lamb and was not disappointed! I also thoroughly enjoyed the dessert section. Can't wait to go back the next time I'm in Vegas.