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I really liked 61B cafe until ... recently ... they change the cups and they leak ... a lot. Not a big deal if you stay at the store: you can ask for another one. Also, the lids are very thin and not the same at it used to be. So, the coffee spills easily around ... This is so inconvenient when you take your coffee in your car ... good luck for keeping it clean!\n\nAlso, the size of the pastries decreased seriously while the price stay the same. They are good but now, clearly overpriced. The coffee is also clearly overpriced, I paid more than $2 for something that looks like a small coffee in any other coffee shop in Pittsburgh.\n\nLast thing: this is a cash only place ... Common guys, let's be serious, everybody takes the credit card now ... and you have so many solutions to take the card ... at the prices you charge the coffee, there is a lot of margin to pay the credit card processing fees ...

Been here twice but still don't know why people were raving about this place. Burgers here taste like any other burgers. Maybe there's a special sauce there that I don't know about? Overall, can't differentiate this burger from Burger King. Waste of money.

Did not order the sushi - made the mistake of ordering the Spring Roll and Lobster Tempura. Both were basically inedible - oily and flavorless. The sauce with the spring roll was sugary. The sauce with the lobster tempura (which was supposed to be lemon aioli) was basically just gloppy mayonnaise. My cocktail (one of the \"specials\" with lychee) was horribly sweet and I don't think had a bit of alcohol. Service was indifferent. A very bad experience all around.

I absolutely had the worst experience here, buying a sectional couch from this store. I placed the manhattan sectional as a price hold. And I made small payments as time went on. Last Friday 11/14/14 I was ready to pick up the couch and make my final payment of $433. Brianna was the cashier who rang me up. When she pulled up my account she said I owed $122 instead of $433. I asked her if she was sure? And she said I only had to pay was $122 and I was paid off. I noticed that she rang me up for one couch and not for both. When I mentioned this, she said I was ok and gave me my receipt back. She then gave me the couch and left. Later that evening I get a call from that same girl, stating that I was right and I owed $311. I told her that I was at work and I'm busy. I will come in and pay for it next week on my day off. (Unbelievable that they would call me for their MISTAKE)! Today I receive a voice mail stating that they are going to call the police on me since I haven't paid the balance off. I called the manger Karen and told her that I will pay it off today. I told her that I said this to her associate that I was going to come in on my day off, which is today. There was no need for threats. Karen then treated me that I had to come to the store under a hour to fix this or they were going to call the police. I live in Summerlin so it's a far drive. I had to drive all the way to the Windmill store with my 2 year old son. I went in and I spoke to Gilbert the furniture manager. I told him I was there to pay the balance off. He then gives me an attitude and lectures me stating that I knew I owed the balance and I was trying to get away with it. (I could not believe he was telling this). When I said I just wanted to pay this off he, he snaps at me for having an attitude. He then takes me to the cashier in front of other CUSTOMERS. And tells me I owe $433, I politely correct him and told him that I owe $311, which stated on his cashier screen. He then snaps at me again and tells me not to correct him and to drop the attitude in front of all these customers. I was standing there with my mouth open with my 2 year old son in my hands. Brianna (the young lady who rung me up wrong) then came up to Gilbert and told him I was ok and that she was going to charge me. Gilbert then threatens me that they were about to call the cops and I was lucky that she was there to help me. I then told him to calm down and he curses at me in front of my infant son. I told him to leave the area because he was upsetting my son, and he kept on yelling at me. Brianna told him to call down and leave. I was astonished that a MANAGER talked to me this way. Brianna apologized for his behavior and for her mistake, I understand that mistakes happen and was willing to let that go but not Gilbert's behavior. I asked Brianna to speak to her manager Karen. But Karen was to busy to talk to me and help me with my issue. Brianna was nice enough to give me the District Managers number, his name is David. I called him and told him about the incident that happened. He apologized and told me he would look into it. Yea whatever! At least Brianna was nice enough to deal with the mistake she did, and took 10% off my due balance. I can't believe a store like this operates with employees such as these. I'm still in shock a manager like Gilbert cursed at me and my two year old son. I will never set foot in another big lots again. I guess these people care more about them selves than own up to their mistakes. Especially the violent behavior Gilbert exhibited. I repeat this is not a family safe environment and they will CURSE IN FRONT OF YOUR KIDS. The mangers and I guess the district manager in this case does not care about its customers. All I got was 10% off to drive all they way across town to settle a bill that was their ISSUE NOT MINE. And I got cursed at and threaten at in the process. How nice. Never again will I go here. Please! If you care about your kids do not come here, especially when Gilbert's around.

my wife was not feeling well so we ordered to take out. They were so accomodating and friendly and willing to help me order.\nThe food was memorable and I go back often. Priced right, not flashy...give this one a try

I really want to like this place as the hair dresser was so nice and friendly - but the hair cut I got here was so far away from being chic that I got another haircut to fix the one I got here. I wanted a cute pixie haircut that was feminine yet a little unkempt, that would provide some volume and be easy to style. But the hair dresser pretty much just chopped it off a little over the shoulders, put a little gel in it, and sent me out with my hair wet so it would air dry. I thought it was bizarre to say the least, and when my hair was dry and this super cool hair cut had failed to appear I just felt ripped off. Granted, he only charged me $30 or which I tipped $10 so a total of $40 - but that really wasn't a bargain because it just looked drab and boring and was still sticking to my neck in the muggy Montreal summer heat. \nAlso when we were discussing hair cuts and salons in Montreal I said I had gone to Pure before and he totally dissed them and said they cut angled cuts like Victoria Beckham. Thing is, she has long hair. VB had those angled hair cuts years ago. Shouldn't a hip stylist keep up with trends just a little bit?? Besides, shouldn't he cut whatever the client wants him to cut? I didn't exactly want a VB haircut but is the only alternative cutting it off straight at the shoulders? Seriously I am perplexed - how can this salon be on the Best of Montreal list? They must have bribed people to get on it. :(

Had a quick stop in the Old Port and wanted to get my usual Montreal fix of poutine and a smoked meat sandwich. \n\nBoth were good, its no Schwartz', but cured my itch.\n\nDon't get stuck on the back patio though, its dark out there.

Went with a friend during Mother's Day weekend. I ordered the Pescado A Lo Macho and mousse for dessert. It was fantastic. I've never had Peruvian before, so I wasn't sure what to expect. But it was delicious. Also, my friend ordered the flan for dessert, and it was amazing. Very smooth, not too sweet.\n\nService: Very nice. I'm terrible with decision making, but my waiter was good with recommendations and giving me enough time to make up my mind.\nEnvironment: Spacious restaurant, though it was mostly empty when I went. It looks much nicer on the inside than the outside.

Free tastings. Staff was very knowledgeable about the products!

My family visited ceasars palace and ate here. Our waiting time was only ten minutes despite all the people. Our server was the best. He recommended several great dishes. The food was higher than our expections....

There is nothing special about these hot dogs. And the price of $7 is a bit steep. Plus you get diahrrea after eating here. \n\nAnd the place is kinda dirty. There is 3\" of grease on the walls and ceiling and the tops of the garbage cans are full of old food and ketchup stains. What would it take to wipe the place down? Geese I hate eating in filthy restaurants.

Great place to have in the neighborhood. Very friendly staff. Very convenient. If I don't want to drive to Costco, I'll go here. This store has great meat deals. The cleaning products are also exceptional. This store occasionally has good prices on beer as well.

PROS:\n- I have tried many buffets on the strip, but I must say this one had the widest and best selection of different dishes! There is a gelato bar with about 10 flavors of delicious ice cream! There are certain dishes that I don't see at other buffets, such as duck and other Asian dishes. The buffets at Mandalay, Imperial, Caesar's, Paris are small compared to this place. \n- The price is the average price for comparable buffets on the strip, about $25 for lunch/dinner\n- There is no long line because the place is so big and can accommodate more people.\n\nCONS:\n- It is located inside the Rio Hotel, which is a couple blocks off the main strip where all the other large hotels are. It is not within walking distance. You have to drive there.

This place is cool to go to if you have some down time in vegas and you don't want to go to a casino. You'll find a lot o character t-shirts and memorabilia from Disneyland . I like to go here to look for grumpy shirts for my mom and to see if maybe they have any of the disney antenna toppers. The prices are a little cheaper than the disney store, though sometimes it's hard to tell. If you're every in need of some disney stuff at a decent price, skip the disney store and come here first!

Been coming here for 15 years.\n\nPro's\n- rolls and sweet breads (have to ask) are fantastic \n- meals all good portion size and high quality!\n- atmosphere good on bar side (tv's for games)\n- atmosphere on other side quiet but very nice\n- has a couple large rooms for bigger groups\n\nCon's\n- bar side service tends to be slower than expectation; only one server covers that area.\n\n\nSo happy this restaurant remains given the market space for dining is so competitive.\n-

This was one of my best kept secrets; I'm surprised it just now made it to yelp. La Tortotota is a very friendly authentic Mexican Food restaurant that features a large selection of \"Tortas\" (Mexican Sandwiches served on rolls). On my first visit I tried the \"Cubana\" (pork, cheese, and ham). I must say I was definitely hooked and have been back several times. My second time I tried the Hawaiian torta which has pork, mozzarella, ham, and pineapple. I was very pleased with my selection because of the unique combination of flavors. I am looking forward to trying out other tortas and venturing out from my usual Cubana. I would recommend going on an empty stomach or sharing because these toratas are big and delicious it hard not to eat the whole thing. \n\nI would have given them 5 stars if they were not CASH ONLY.

Love this place. Good people working here. Lanes are reasonable in price. It is nice to see the same people behind the counter each time I visit.

Great spot for tires.. The waits are long always busy week days and weekends everytime i drive by but definitely worth it..I love the fact they price match ..Keep that in mind when shopping around... They also have the best selection of tires around at some the lowest prices.. My go to place for tires.

Honestly, all this place REALLY is, is atmosphere. That in its self is pretty amazing the lights at night, the home-y feel, it's also quite romantic. My date and I weren't that pleased with the food and the dining area is very, very small and tight. Again food wasn't that great, just pizza, really nothing special. Glad i at least tried it out but isn't something I'd return to.

This place is just a Meh in my book. The mixed drink selection is amazing, and better than the food, in my opinion. The food is good, but the portions are tiny (and I'm not a big eater), and the wait for a table, even during the week, can be frustratingly long. Not the best pizza in town, but not terrible either.

I currently view McDonald's as more of a restaurant serving inexpensive snacks than meals. In my opinion, McDonald's is a level or few below the fast food powerhouses starring In N Out, Raising Cane's, and Panda Express. When dinner is far in the horizon and I want to calm my appetite, I order off the McDonald's $1 menu as I look forward to a better meal. The $1 menu features large fountain Coke beverages, a sausage buritto, a hot & spicy chicken sandwich, a double cheeseburger, small coffee, and other foods.\n\n Both my check-ins here were when I hiked on the Angel Park Trail system. This McDonald's is convenient to the Angel Park Trail system; which includes the Bonanza Trail, Kellogg Sport's Complex, and Lone Mountain Trail. The restaurant is a convenient respite from outdoor activities. To reach this McDonald's from the Angel Park Trail system; from Bonanza Trail which is really the east spur of Angel Park Trail to you'd walk past the Kellogg Sport's Complex, walk under the Buffalo Drive tunnel and after the K-Mart turn left on Lone Mountain Trail. After Crossing Washington Avenue with a pedestrian signal, you'd turn left and McDonald's is on the right.\n\n As far as location, I am curious why McDonald's passed over building the restaurant at the corner of Buffalo at Washington. The existing restaurant a few thousand feet east of Buffalo Drive on Washington Avenue is out of sight lines for motorists driving on Buffalo Drive one traffic signal north of Summerlin Parkway. Then again being McDonald's there is another location a couple of traffic lights north at Buffalo and Lake Mead Boulevard. \n\n This is an older McDonald's. This is not surprising considering it is near Kmart. There is no theme. Just a basic McDonald's with a dining and indoor playground area.\n\n The two check-ins in this basic McDonald's were for a snack. On my first check-in, I quaffed down the limited time Chocolate strawberry Frape. It was a yummy caffeine boost at a cost of $4 and 600-plus calories. Fortunately this was the halfway point of my hike and I'd burn some of it off. On my follow-up check-in, I snacked on a Hot & Spicy Chicken with a large Coke. The Coke was flat. That is a no no! If the service wasn't decent and there wasn't a manager presence, this review would fall flat of 3 stars and sink to 2 stars. \n\n I try to review places when I am a regular. Now that I am a Duke that will probably see that status fade at this location, it is time to emphasize that this is a decent restaurant for a snack or light meal off the Angel Park Trail system and in the vicinity of Washington at Buffalo.

I'm not too sure what Ennis A. is talking about. I've also been on co-op in New York and Seattle and this place is pretty laughable compared to say, Espresso Vivace (or take your pick from dozens of others). As far as I can tell this place even uses one of those completely automatic machines for their espresso drinks. The popularity of this place is a bit of a mystery to me considering Matter of Taste is down the street.\n\nHighly recommended if you prefer sitting down to having a decent cup.

I want to call this the biggest POS bar in Vegas, but for some reason I think there might be a winner elsewhere. Regardless, DB's is on the list of places NOT to visit while in town. Even the cheap drinks can't save this sinking ship. \n\nWhy is it so bad? I'll list this out (it's Monday)...\n-The place looks like the last time it was cleaned was in 1941. The floors, the walls, the stage, the ripped furniture, blech. \n-The internet jukebox... broken\n-The tunes playing.... awful\n-The ping pong room... sound broken\n-The ping pong room... broken paddles\n-The ping pong room... terrible lighting\n-The ping pong room... a ton of furniture around for the ball to hide under\n-The crowd... What crowd? It was dead\n-The TV's... no sound and playing a 'classic' college game when there were at least 10 Top 25 teams on\n-The beer pong area... dirty\n\nWord is there is food here, but we weren't brave enough to try it. The whole experience felt really awkward and I was kinda embarrassed that I brought friends from out of town here. Skip!

This place is like quicksand. No matter what you are looking for you get pulled in by everything else. You must sift to find things you really like but most of the time you can find good deals. \n\nWhether it is clothes, home goods or just random items, this place has something for you. Socks? A dress? Throw pillows? They have it. Their petite section is a little lacking. But they have a great selection of name brand items at a discount.\n\nThe staff is kind of terrible. They are usually overworked because the place is understaffed so I try not to hold it against them.

if one of your signature cocktails is a Moscow Mule and your menu specifically says it comes in a copper mug, it shouldn't come in glass or plastic. I've experienced both from this place. serve the drink the way it's indented to be served.

Wonderful place for strolling around and getting fresh produce on a Saturday morning. Love the sushi from Andy in Wholey's Seafood (you can park in the lot right across the street from Lotus if you're buying stuff from Whole'ys) and the korean chicken kabob on the street outside the small Asian grocery store. Yes the parking is difficult but I just deal with it.

i heard great things about the way firehouse used to be when 7up and elysium were there. i went last saturday and have to say i was pretty dissappointed. the crowd reminded me of most of the other pittsburgh clubs i've been to so far in pittsburgh. i was hoping for an ecclectic crowd, some diverse music, and breathing room! lol but kudos to the owners for keeping the place packed. it's not a terrible place at all, just not for me.

Avoid these people at all costs! I called them because my insurance company said I had to. They came out they told me I needed a number of things it was so expensive I decided to get a second opinion. So then I called Roto Rooter, they came out and everything that Dougan plumbing told me I needed was a complete lie.\nThe most expensive thing Dougan plumbing said I needed the cleanout system, I already had. The tech/plumber showed me it was already there. Me being someone that knows absolutely nothing about plumbing I had no idea. If I would've had the money to do this, I would've said go ahead and they could've told me they installed something that was already there.\nI think about all the older people that are on fixed incomes and whatnot that this company goes out to and services, how many times have they told them that they needed something that was already installed? This is not cool at all, totally taking advantage of people.\nBe very, very careful and think twice before using this company.\nI gave these people one star rating only because with this yelp app I have to do something, but I absolutely would give them no stars at all. I do not like feeling like I was taken advantage of. Not a good feeling.\nLeave me I am going to spread the word about this company I'm going to tell everyone I know and I'm going to post this on every site that will listen. It is not cool to take advantage of people this way.\nInformed my home warranty insurance company, Old Republic, and I hope that they will think twice before they recommend these people again.

It's a cab ride off the Strip, but worth it!\n\nI'm in Vegas two of three times a year, and Egg and I has become one of my regular stops. The Kay's Special omelet will change your life.\n\nAnd the banana nut muffin will have you believing in a higher power, no matter how you've done at the tables.

I didn't intend to eat here,I was going to the Burger King inside Palace Station but apparently they are closing everything down in here. Burger King is closed, the Cafe is closing to become Denny's and you have Subway in the Sports Book left to get some cheap fast food. Well this isn't a normal priced subway NO $5 footlongs here. \n\nSince this is now the only place to grab a bite to eat quickly in the Palace Station there is a pretty good line to wait for your sub sandwich.\n\nNothing special just the same as other locations. Cheap subs.

I had the soft pretzels and chorizo mac and cheese. I was really looking forward to moist soft pretzels with some great cheese... the cheese was watery and was not enough for the very dry pretzel. It really needed salt and butter to make it taste more than just plain bread, or much more cheese to dip it in. The chorizo mac and cheese sounded delicious and like it would be somewhat spicy, but it was VERY bland. When I added salt, it wasn't as bad... but it was still very meh. Not remotely spicy or flavorful.\n\nFor the price (I spent 18 bucks on these two things), I've definitely had better. Which bums me out, I've been wanting to try this place since they opened as their menu sounded delicious, with many things that I thought I would love.\n\nHappy hour prices were meh. 5 dollar margaritas, 3.75 well, which are comparable or more expensive than any other bar in the area. Not really worth my time again, and glad I didn't take my boyfriend as he would have likely complained about paying for that.\n\nDid not try the breakfast... which is what everyone seems to be raving about. If you're going, try it for that but skip the dinner menu for sure.

I had the spinach egg white omelette. So that seemed pretty simple, but I was surprised with some very dry chicken chunks in my omelette. The diced tomatoes helped make it a little more most, but other than that the dry chicken killed it for me. \n\nThe hash browns were a tad bit too soggy and weren't very good. The burnt areas I was expecting to be crispy were just hard and chewy.

Das Alex finde ich \u00fcberhaupt nicht toll. Das Personal ist immer so lustlos drauf und man muss ewig warten bis man etwas bekommt. Als ich mal zum Brunchen dort war ist mir auch aufgefallen das teilweise das Besteck dreckig ist und das Glas O-Saft das ich bekommen habe stark nach Sp\u00fcllmittel gestunken hat. Vorallem fand ich es ekelhaft das die Br\u00f6tchenk\u00f6rbe die am Buffet lagen voll verklebt und dreckig waren, was absolut \u00fcberhaupt nicht geht. Zum Brunchen werde ich definitiv nicht mehr hingehen, vorallem weil nur ein kleines Glas (0,1l) O-Saft im Preis inbegriffen ist und man alles andere separat bestellen muss. Die Br\u00f6tchen fand ich auch nicht wirklich lecker, weil die schmeckten wie die allerbilligsten aufbackbr\u00f6tchen von einem Discounter. Mich wird das Alex auf alle f\u00e4lle nicht wieder sehen.

Came here yesterday for the 7th heaven package with the boyfriend and we were quite pleased with the services all around. The ambiance is a bit different from an upscale spa-only place, but there was a comfortable lounge room located in the middle of the salon and spa where you could relax, unwind, and have a cup of water. Got there 15 minutes early to use the lockers and such and we headed over into the massage in the couple's suite (which was super nice of them to fit us in there-made it much more intimate). The lady who did my massage was good; I felt pretty relaxed for the most part. The boyfriend enjoyed his as well. Then came the salt glow; which felt amazing! They got every area you could think of; your feet, legs, back, and arms. They were super thorough with massaging it onto your body. The name says it all-you literally glow when you're done taking a shower. It's a blend of aromatic essential oils and sea salt I believe. Great for the dry skinned folks. We finished off with the European facial which was heavenly. This was probably my favorite part. Zara was my esthetician and she was such a doll. The extractions were bearable, the steam was at the perfect temperature, and the rosemary mask they put on you is incredible. All in all, we will definitely come back for another spa day when our time and money permits it again. The reason why I took off a star was because my back is hurting a lot more than it usually does, but I honestly don't blame the masseuse for that; it's probably due to my already terrible back anyways haha. And it was pretty chilly in the massage room. Nonetheless, I still highly recommend cloud 9 for an affordable, great spa package. Everyone was great! Look no further for a good spa experience; cloud 9 has it all.

We stayed at the cancun for 7 days total, as a gift for our honeymoon.\n\nPros:\nClean!! Large, spacious rooms. Even a one bedroom has a second bathroom. Plenty of toiletries. Large, fully furnished kitchen w/ cooking utensils. Laundry facilities on each floor. Huge, beautiful pool. Concierge will help you book show tickets.\n\nCons:\nUpon checking in, it took a good 3 minutes for the front desk to acknowledge that we even walked in the building. We understand that it was 1am, and maybe they were tired, but we had been on the road for hours, and a simple \"hello! we'll be right with you\" would've made our initial impression much better. We were the only ones in line, nobody was around. They werent in the middle of a call or helping anyone in person. LOL! Not courteous at all.\n\nOur tub was clogged (gross). And parts of our room was falling apart. A piece of window blinds was missing on our bedroom window (not good for a couple on their honeymoon, thank you-- peep show?), so we threw a towel to cover the open spot. And a huge piece of long wood was randomly leaning against the wall in the living room next to the sliding door.\n\nHowever, we didn't \"mind\" these things because we didn't pay for it. I'm sure other customers will love the pros.\nBut I will NOT stay here again if it came out of my own pocket.

Love this place! I have been going here for years (since I'm right across the street) and everyone is always so friendly. Just went in tonight and had excellent customer service (like always) which is why I wanted to write this review. Everyone in there is amazing and friendly. True neighborhood establishment!

We've had great dining experiences here before but we won't be returning after our last visit.\n\nMy bison dish was very good, but my wife's deer dish was mediocre. Her deer was over cooked and tough, the potatoes were under cooked. Neither of us could cut through the over fried pastry wrapping some vegetables.\n\nIt was a special occasion, so we ordered a vintage bottle of wine. Upon tasting the wine, I had expressed some concerns and we agreed to re evaluate in 15 minutes. After 15 minutes I had to ask for the manager repeatedly, she eventually arrived after another 15 minutes went by. She took the position that the wine is fine just not to our liking and offered 2 complementary glasses of house red wine. I disagreed, this $200 bottle of wine is either spoiled or terrible, in any case not drinkable after being stored in their cellar for many years.\n\nSo we had no wine to drink until half way through our main entree. I burnt my mouth on the tempura frog legs. It took 10+ minutes for them clear the appetizer plates. They also insisted on serving a dessert tray even though I advised them I cannot eat sugar and desserts.\n\nThis restaurant missed the point by squabbling over an expensive bottle of wine. They should have focused on making this a great dining experience; instead it was one of the biggest dining disappointments we've experienced, costing $367 for 2 (without tip).\n\nFor the record, we consumed no more than 3 oz of the wine that we paid for but they have. I even left them with my phone number in case the owner wanted to make amends (as the manager seemed to have no authority). I suggested that I pay for the 2 glasses of wine and I will return again, or I will reluctantly pay for the (undrinkable) bottle of wine and never return. They chose the latter and lost a customer.\n\nP.S. I would have rated it one star but I give some credit to the manager trying to appease us (as ineffective as that was).\n\nP.P.S. There are several other fine restaurants in Waterloo with better food, wine and service and cost significantly less too!

Voted the best Steakhouse in PGH for a reason. \n\nGood Downtown location, valet service, solid wine list, the lobster bisque is absolutely incredible, Filet Oscar done to perfection. Need I say more\n\nThe creepy picture of Fred Rogers right behind me in the dining room almost made this a 4 star. But I suppose I can't hold that against them ;)

This place is not the place you want to eat. I should have taken a picture of the dirty floor and flies that were surrounding the eating area inside. I will never go to this mc Donald's ever again!

Maybe I'm the exception, but I had a good experience here!\n\nMy friend and I decided to come here for brunch one morning and to dine in. The wait for our crepes did take a little bit of time, but bear in mind - they're making these crepe's from scratch on the spot, and they're really really yummy!\n\nWe split a sweet crepe (banana-peanut butter-nutella ) and a savory one (tomato-pesto-basil). Both were really really good. They're also filling! We were too full to try any of their gelato or specialty drinks, but everything on their menu looked so good that I know I'll be back to try their other items!\n\nThe waitstaff was nice and helpful as well, and inside it was all sunny and happy feeling (yay for lots of windows, bright decor, and white, minimalistic furniture).\n\nYou could call ahead and take out, or if you have some extra time for some good food and a relaxing meal, then try out Crepe Cafe.

Ive eaten there three times and sent back two out of three... Drink beer... or something safe like a hamburger... avoid anything extraordinary... because they are not..

I hadn't been here since the other wine bar closed down. The Living Room did a great remodel and the place is very stylish and energetic with an upscale feel.\n\nThe spinach-artichoke dip and the cheeseburger sliders made for some tasty share-able appetizers.\n\nWhere things went south was at the bar. I ordered a Union Jack IPA and the female bartender charged me $7 instead of the $6 that was listed on the menu. She said they round up after tax. Well tax in Scottsdale is 7.95% so my drink should have been $6.48 and rounding up to $7 is a blatant ripoff. I'm not sure if she is just a rogue bartender or there is a problem here with management.\n\nThere's a lot to like about this place but keep a close eye out for bartenders lining their pockets at your expense.

The productions are great but not worth the torture of sitting in this run down, shabby venue.\nDirty carpet, dirty seats and generally disgusting dirty.\nWhat do they do with the money? They have Patrons and ticket prices are high.\nSad they can't update and spend money where it's important.

Great food as always just the slowest drive thru of any of the in n outs in the area.

My favorite Happy Hour by far!!! Their $2-$7 from 3p-7p EVERYDAY is to die for & there are so many options it's easy to switch it up each time I come here. This has become a place for me & my mother to enjoy time together while she is in town. My personal faves are the Tri-Tip Sliders, Fried Zucchini sticks & the BBQ chicken Pizza. You can definitely come here with $20 & get full real easily. This is a place I definitely plan on coming back to & spreading the word about their awesome food deals

Don't remember what we had - chicken in some kind of sauce. Not memorable at all, sad to say. Did like the vibe and service so I would give it another shot. Great looking patio in the summer.

Everytime we go here we have alot of fun. Everyone is friendly and food is good. We always go back.

Tonight we had fish taco's. They were wonderful ! Lots of avocado inside 2 corn tortilla's with cilantro and green onions ! \nVery yummy ! Husband had a big margarita. This place has a nice welcoming feel to it ! Francesca is a wonderful waitress. We love the salsa's too !

well, a little over a year ago i started going to EBB for lox and bagels, and some rich dark coffee.\n\nit's been a good run for the most part, the staff know my name, know my order, and get me out the door in 5 minutes or less. Yet over the past 60 days or so... the amount of lox on my lox and bagel, everything bagel, double toasted has been less and less... it's somewhat startling when you think how much money EBB will save by taking an ounce of lox here and there off of your sandwich multiplied by the number purchased worldwide in 24 hours. i'm all for conservation but in this case, NIMBY.\n\nsoooo, i brought it to the attention of the manager today... the ginger one. and his first response was \"Really?\"\n\nand i thought to myself... no, i'm making this up so you and i can have a conversation, by the way, how's the wife and kids? Yes, REALLY, otherwise i wouldn't speak up... NITWIT!!!\n\nwhile i'm thinking to myself, the manager says \"let me show you something\" and quickly exits to the kitchen.\n\nat almost the same time the server hands me my bagel. i choose to exit quickly having expressed my concern over the ever diminishing quantity of lox and quality of the lox and bagels being sold.\n\nby this time, i've already decided that this is my last visit for awhile, so as i walk out the door, instead of my customary \"see you later\" i said \"GOODBYE\"\n\nsoooo, i get to work, open my lox and bagels... and sonofab*tch... they didn't toast my bagel!!!\n\ni'm done with EBB at this location.\n\nyou can kiss this multiple purchases per week customer goodbye.

1;14pm on a Saturday. No line!\n\nService is attentive and friendly.\n\nBone marrow was fantastic as usual. \n\nDessert bar was huge and this time I took my time to sample everything. Well almost.\n\nSkip the asian food. Except for the rice congee. That's very good.\n\nHit the roast beef and carvery station often.\n\nFree flow soft drinks and juice.\n\nI love this buffet.

My husband and I ate here when we had a layover in phx and it was a really good choice! I had a white sangria which had fresh apples, oranges, and other fruit and we got salsa, guac, and chips for an appetizer. Chris ordered the short rib tacos which I tried which were deelish and I ordered the crispy chicken sandwich. I Love crispy chicken sandwiches and this is the best one I've had! I was cooked perfectly and wasn't too heavy- which is hard to nail with a chicken breast. The fries it came with were deelish too- a hint of sweet and salty- we devoured them! Service was great and I really felt like I was at a nice restaurant, not just at the airport! Keep up the good work and food!

I wanted to like this bar a lot more but I just couldn't. We stopped in here for a quick drink before hitting Gianna's new restaurant. It is beautiful the bar is beautiful the seating with big leather couches is beautiful the menus which look like books are beautiful ( hence the two stars for beauty obviously) but that's about where it ends. My friends ordered several mixed drinks which were about $16 a pop. I ordered a glass of wine along with my other friend who ordered a glass of wine. She got her wine after. About 10 minutes which is ridiculous to wait for a glass of wine that long. I however waited about 20 minutes after the waitress kept telling me that somebody was going upstairs or downstairs I don't remember which to grab the bottle. It was just an American Pinot Noir. I don't know why it took 20 minutes to go upstairs or downstairs to get a glass of wine. If it were busy maybe I would understand because it didn't look like that many people were working however it wasn't even busy. I don't think I would bother with this place.

Whenever I'm in Madison I have to stop in to pick up some of the coffee here. Were it socially acceptable, I'd probably grind up the beans and mainline them. The beans are roasted to such as state of perfection that they're actually fun just to look at. Great stuff.

Oh Teavana how you satisfy my craving for all tea flavors alike. How dare you tempt me with iced or hot teas! You overwhelm my aromatic senses with your deliciousness. I am addicted to this place! Whether hot or cold me and tea are the best of friends. :)

I enjoyed the decor and the bar tender and staff were friendly and attentive. The food options were somewhat limited, portion sizes were small, and the presentation was so-so. Overall, the meal was OK, but pricey.

This club is definitely beautiful. The location is not easy to find. Plus its not a mega club with 3000 seats. There's plenty of seats. It's very intimate. I went there for a job interview actually. I scoped the place out before and it was pretty dead. Doesn't really bump till about 10pm. The bar there is very nice with great selections. Upstairs has another beautiful bar. Plus there's private rooms that are very intimate, each one is different. It's almost like a club setup. The DJs pretty cool. The bar staff is very friendly. The girls here....well I watched this one...Kennedy who was a headliner. The stomach and leg control for pole tricks were the best I've ever seen. EVER! FOR E VERRRRR! Yea She can give Cirque people a run for their money. It was A MAZ ING! I wasn't sure if she was a snake, or monkey, but she....yea WOW. I was too nervous to get a lapdance due to injuries I thought I would sustain. But over all there were about 4-5 girls I would have gotten dances with. Drink specials go on. Sundays I think it's beers and Jack and Cokes for 3 bucks.\nCurrently they don't have a lot of traffic. We went to Live Band Night which is Sundays. I think it has a LOT of potential. Not too many girls. But I bet if I didn't have ten people with me, that we would get more action ;) I would go to Minxx again. Regardless if I get a job there or not. BTW If I bartend there, you better come see me.Yes they did have a bad rap with Pacman Jones shooting. But the reality is - there's shootings anywhere. This just happened to be someone famous. Give it to October. I'll bet this place will be bumpin. \nHaha I bought my friend Billy a dance from this tattooed girl named Flower. She was really sweet. He was scared. Kinda like Home Alone 2 scared....Her boobies were gonna hurt him. There was fear in that boy's eyes....

If you are reading Yelp, then chances are, this place isn't for you. I'll just lay out my experience:\n\n-temperature was cold\n-the \"binder\" menu felt dirty\n-very overpriced\n-napkins on the floor\n-Reuben sizzler was dry, corned beef was dry, bread was dry\n-very overpriced for portions and quality\n-sundaes seemed small (I didn't get one)\n\nNow that I think about it, just go to Culver's.

Let me just preface this with \"IN MY OPINION\" since I know people get fiercely zealous about their burger joints, especially Five Guys, for some reason.\n\nSo, IN MY OPINION... I thought it was balls.\n\nMaybe it was the build-up, but I found my \"little cheeseburger\" with grilled onions bland and mushy. The bun was so soaked in mayonnaise, I feel it coming out my pores. The meat was BLAND-o-rama, the grilled onions had so much skin left on, I had to keep picking it out and the cheese was both flavorless and so plentiful that it ended up just making the whole experience a mushy, bland, bready mess.\n\nOther low points: the music was way, way, WAY too loud. It was frigid in there because there's an air vent pointed at every table and the fries were limp, but mediocre, at best.\n\nFatburger is better. So is In-n-Out. So is Smashburger. Even the new Wendy's burgers are better. This was my first ever experience with Five Guys, so I don't know about some of the other locations that might be brilliant, but I found it way overrated. Fairly certain I wont return.

I enjoyed the live music. Which is why I'm giving them 2 stars, instead of 1 star.\n\nI came with a good sized party of drinking people that would have ordered significantly more alcohol if it didn't take over 40 minutes to get shots... 40 minutes and counting as I type this review...\n\nThe waitress/server, is totally inattentive. The only person to come over and ask if we needed anything, seemed to be intoxicated and I'm not even sure if she actually worked for this place or not. When she asked if we were \"ok\" she didn't even notice that I said, \"no.\" She was very pleasant though, whoever she was. Another reason for the second star.\n\nThe server just came over again after 46 minutes... no mention of the shots or the food that we ordered.... SMH...\n\nOver 45 minutes for fried zucchini and 2 shots... At least I know that next time I need to eat and probably drink before coming to watch a band here...\n\nAnd in the end, we asked about the shots she clearly had forgotten they were ordered.\n\nFood finally came and it's good. 1 more star, so 3 stars total.

Great Physician that listens to your concerns. He instills great confidence, and you don't feel like your at the Doctors office. I really enjoyed my whole experience at this practice, and will be definitely be back when needed.

I wish I had the experience here that other Yelpers have.\n\nI've been twice now, and both times the wait was extremely long. The first time I came, I wanted something really refreshing and brought my friend who was out of town here for an acai bowl. The wait was over 25 minutes long, and they kept forgetting parts of our order. When we were waiting on the last acai bowl, we reminded them about it, and the guy at the window said \"oh. yeah. they totally forgot about it. it's being made now.\" Seriously? No apology? No discount for the 25 minute wait? The worst part was waiting out in the parking lot where it smells heavily of grease and frying things.\n\nThe second time was a 15 minute wait for a single acai bowl, and they weren't even busy. I swear the guys working in there are stoned out of their minds. This is the only reason I can see for them taking so long.\n\nBoth times I've gone I've gotten a regular size $6.99 (the second time they screwed up and gave me a large) acai bowl with coconut milk, mangoes and mixed berries, topped with honey. When you order you get your choice of soy milk or coconut milk to blend the acai with (they also add a little frozen yogurt). You then choose your fruit, most of which is frozen. It comes with granola. Then it's topped with your choice of honey or agave nectar.\n\nThe bowls themselves? Meh. Doesn't even taste like acai, super bland. The only reason it's a two star review and not one, is for the fact that it's a much healthier alternative to a shake or ice cream. If I'm craving ice cream, I could come here instead and it would satisfy that. It also makes you FEEL good to eat this because it's so cold, light, and healthy.\n\nTheir food options include basic sandwiches and wraps for which they have a veggie patty option. They also offer some bagel options, and kids eat free!

Awesome sub - can't truthfully say it was the best sub ever but it definitely satisfies and I really like how you can personalize it and how quick they turn around your order. Some of best sub bread I've ever had. Beats Primatti Brothers hands down!

Best sub and location definitely. Got hot Chipotle steak with oil & vinegar on side. Absolutely a wow face. Thanks guys

This place always has great service and the food is good. I do think the salads are a bit pricey for what you get but you can't go wrong with the pizza.\nThe lunch specials for the pizza are a great deal although if you go at the end of lunch hour the pizza might have been sitting there for a bit.\nOverall a good place for lunch and the people are super friendly.

Ladies free before 1:00AM to get in, and cheap drinks. I didn't really like it because the music that's playing is from the jukebox and not everyone has great taste. I'm not really a slow RnB person when it comes to shaking it and that's what we got. The country wasn't too bad (not a country person) but at least it was danceable. This is just not really my scene. Maybe someone elses....

I am sooo happy to have found them! I have eaten there probably once at week since I discovered them about a month ago. Everything I've tried has been delicious, freshly prepared and very, very good. It's in an old diner, so not fancy but it is neat and clean.

I have to be honest. I JUST don't get the hype. First off, a patisserie should have an espresso machine (not coffee that you would find in your office break room). In addition, they should offer (and maybe they do?) tea. Coke and croissant? I don't think so... The quiche was runny and I'm now worried about salmonella and the croissant aux amandes was very heavy. My friend felt that his pain au chocolat needed more pain and less beurre. However, my roommate, who has studied in both France and West Africa, really enjoyed her pain aux raisin.

Service was slow, took 15 min to get water, lemon in water was slimy. The Salmon Tempura was greasy, the zuchinni tempuraa was greasy and too long, should have been better presented. The ceasar Salad was NOT a real Ceasar salad, Salad was wilted, and way too peppery. Waitress only came to fill our water after our meal was complete. We were going to order the Brazillian experiance (meat carved @ table) but after watching waitstaff wonder in/out of perimeters of tables into walking paths of shoppers in Planet Holleywood where this restuarant is, we passed. We have eaten at the Brazillian grille in henderson and found it amazing. Music, food, clean, etc.. Went home after this meal very ill, and will never eat there again. It was the only food I ate in over 15 hours so It was the food that made me feel aweful.

Just keep driving, you'll eventually find your way out of Terminal 3! Smh. \n\nI picked up a family member who needed wheelchair service. And we needed an attendant with a baggage cart. Both gentlemen were very friendly, and accomodating. Thanks Phoenix Sky Harbor, and Delta!

I went here with my boyfriend over a month ago. We had heard so many good things about it, we had to go! It was a random Friday morning around 10:00. It was pretty full. Which was a good sign, at first. After a brief wait, we sat down and looked at our menus. When the waitress first came over we ordered speciality coffee drinks. In the meantime we continued to look at the menu. Once we were ready we put the menus to the side and started talking. I noticed that people next to us had ordered and just gotten their food while we were sitting there and we had still to order and get our drinks. 15 minutes goes by and our waitress finally takes our orders. Meantime the other couple is finishing up their meal we have still to receive either part of our meal. Another 10 minutes, our waitress comes over to tell us the coffee bar is backed up. 25 minutes? of not receiving our drinks? How hard is it to make a coffee drink and add a little flare on the side? Anyhow, my drink comes first, by itself. Then our food, then 5 minutes into our food, his drink. Seriously? Maybe you could let us know before we order them that we won't get them for 30 minutes.\n\nNo matter how good the food was the service was awful. I don't think we will ever go back. Mid-meal we asked for waters and that took 10 minutes alone, I eventually had to stand up and ask another waitress. No thank you.\n\nHash House A No No.

It was quite an event. we enjoyed it a lot .for the summer time its was a show. would like for it to be more music, a little lava would be good.

Totally love this place, until I forgot my purse in a cart, the teenagers working there just stared at me and said \"come back in an hour, it'll turn up\" didn't offer to help me look for it, take down my information, make an announcement around the store, nothing.\n\nThankfully it was slow, so it was right where I left it. \n\nI won't be returning, I'll head down to the one on Charleston.

I actually like this original Vig better than its uptown counterpart. The outdoor area is definitely my favorite part and its much bigger than the Vig Uptown. Although its a popular spot I have always had luck finding a seat outside and under a heater lamp! There is always the Bocce ball track too if your conversation runs dry :) \n\nSweet potato fries are amazing as is everything I've had to eat there! Try to make it on a Monday for the burger and fries $5 deal! There really is no point paying 7 bucks for Chipolte! \n\nI really vibed with the DJ last time I was at The Vig. It was like every song he plucked off my Top 25 Playlist and dedicated to me. (In the least narcisisstic way possible). \n\nOnly downfall is the parking. They do their best in the awkward corner lot but you are pretty much forced to valet. Good thing the Vig is always worth it! \n\n*Feel free to keep the drinks coming too because the Vig Rig will take you home* So convenient!

This was the first place I ate dinner at in Vegas and I feel in love over one delicious meal! I bought a restaurant.com certificate before our trip and this was the first one we used. \n\nWe made reservations for 6pm and were promptly seated. It took a little while for our server to actually come over to the table and ask what we would want for drinks. I read reviews beforehand that warned about slow service. After we took some time to look over the menu and decided what we wanted we were given Duck Fat Fries with three sauces. These are amazing and I do hope that people get a chance to try them.\n\nFor my appetizer I ordered the Maine Lobster Fritters, which were to die for. For dinner I had the Braised Pork Shank, others in my park had the 12 oz. Skirt Steak, American Kobe Burger, and Golden Trout. We also ordered some sides such as the potato, asparagus, and spinach souffle. All the main entrees and sides were to die for. I think my mother-in-law was the only one who did not absolutely love their food. She got the Golden Trout and just thought it was ok. The food was cooked perfectly. My Braised Pork Shank just fell off the bone and my husband was in love with the American Kobe Burger.\n\nIf you are looking for a cheap place to eat this is not it but it is worth every dime. For six people our bill was around $200 after the restaurant.come gift certificate.

I thought that I had caught the end of happy Hour as I entered about 6:30pm, but I was wrong. Cadillac ranch has Happy Hour all night on Monday, so it was 1/2 price drinks and appetizers for as long as you stayed. Being a huge soft pretzel fan, that's where my money went tonight. Originally $8.99, these are really, really good, but probably not for full price. Two huge hot pretzels and a very unique dipping sauce which was a vat of cream cheese fondue. It was a dreamy combination. They also have a huge projector screen TV in the middle of bar and an outdoor and indoor bar. Nice place for happy hour and football, especially on Monday's.

This is the McDonalds of Sushi.\n\nAND YOU DO KNOW you like those McDonalds fries, right? RIGHT? So don't y'all get all hoity toighty on me.\n\nThe place is owned by THE SWEETEST couple, and if you introduce yourself to them (ok, they're my neighbours) they'll always remember you, and treat you like family. \n\nFor me, I love their sushi, but I do have to disclose that I'm a veggie head, so give me spicy veggie tempura (there's something about deep fried food... aah) and I'm in heaven. And a regular veggie roll is always good. But if you want something complicated like unagi whatever (Ok, I like saying Unagi 'cause it reminds me of that Ross episode with the \"forseeing danger\" whatever, and I laugh), then I am not the person to review this. I have heard that it's not the best (not bad, but not Ginza...) \n\nI do have a slight issue with their cost, I find it's a wee bit high given their food. i.e. I pay $8 for a veggie roll, when everywhere else (Ginza, etc) it's no more than $5. But alas, that SVT is REALLY yummy, and given that I live less than a block away, well... its' a great place when I don't want to cook and want to just walk and get take out....

I only went to this place because it was part of a Groupon deal and after reading reviews I thought \"everyone has their own experiences I'll give this a chance.\" If I did not have the $7.00 for $15.00 worth I would have been EXTREMELY disappointed and felt I might as well thrown the 15.00 out the window for someone to find.\n\n\nThe bagels were very salty tasting and hard. The service was extremely slow at 10:00am. When asked for \"no tomatoes\" they were included. Overall, you might as well save your money and go to Einstein's for their breakfast bagels, or to Dunkin' Doughnuts. I would not go back there again.

This is not Cheers. Everybody doesn't know your name and they probably wouldn't give a fuck if you told them.\n\nMy friend suggested I meet here for drinks on my birthday. I thought it'd be a cute, old Vegas bar, boy was I wrong. And I'm still wondering why my bougie gay friend would chose a place like this. There are TV's everywhere. The money they save in cleaning is obviously spent on flat screen plasmas. They also have some gaming and a juke box. A few people in the bar were cheering on Tim Tebow while a few other guys were screaming at the TV \"Tebow, you f*gg*t!\"\n\nSo why did I give them 4 stars? The drinks were strong and cheap, and no one bothers you. There were all types of people coming in and out, everyone was happy and having a good time. Despite people yelling f-bombs at the Tim Tebow, my gay friends didn't feel threatened at all -- they chose the place!\n\nI didn't give it 5 stars because this place is HELLA smokey. I mean HELLA. I had to wash my hair 3 times to get the smell out.\n\nIf you're a local, and just want to chill and/or watch the game, Huntridge is a good place to go. No egos and no hipsters, just strong drinks and real Las Vegans.

Loved this place. The atmosphere is great, and the food was better. My service wasn't too great, but the food made up for it. Their salsa tastes fresh and spicy, their rice and beans were hot and to die for, and my quesadilla was possibly the best I've ever had. If their service was better I'd rate it higher.

I ordered the isaki (white grunt), yellowtail sashimi, house salad, hot green tea along with a vegetable roll, tuna sashimi and two other fish sashimi but I can't remember now. I thoroughly enjoyed my isaki sashimi and house salad along with the crunchy and pickled vegetable roll. The green tea wasn't anything spectacular and neither was the yellowtail. \n\nEverything was fresh but nothing that made me go, \"wow, this stuff is freaking good!\" However, I might go back and try more items later.\n\nAs a side note, this would be a great place for couples to go on a date. The decor is nice and cozy with dim lighting. I really like their comfy chairs and big couches.

very good price knowing that you also get free breakfast! Not too far from the strip. Great customer services! Clean Rooms! I stayed with three dogs that also were able to play on the grass in the hotel yard!

I'm not impressed, pricing is high, and Samurai Sam's in my opinion, gives you more food and is much better taste-wise and selection-wise...I tried this place because it had a coupon for free chicken bowl from the RJ, so I decided to go down the street to try it, they should include veggies for the price you are paying...good thing I got it for free...

I was pretty pumped to check this place out...and was INCREDIBLY let down! I'm up in Phoenix once a month with my National Guard unit and I love to try new places up here, so when one of my SGTs was headed to this place for lunch and invited me and another soldier along, we were in! It sounded tasty and interesting...I'm always up for soup and sandwiches.\n\nLooking at the menu, I was impressed. Huge variety, interesting ingredients...sign me up. We didn't have much time to decide and, as a perpetually indicicive individual, I decided to jump in and go for the first thing that sounded interesting/tasty. Roasted sweet potato sandwich...AWESOME! Here is where it starts to go downhill...after telling the girl behind the counter that it was my first time here and asking what I could get with my sandwich (\"does it come with soup, chips, a drink?\") I was told that I could have slaw or chips. I went for a half sandwich and the chips, even though my distaste for the available options was obvious. THEN I asked for a cup of soup (cream of carrot...pretty tasty). Does the girl behind the counter (who eventually turns out to be the manager) let me know that this place has a 1/2 sandwich and cup of soup combo? Oh no! She lets me pay more for something I didn't want in the first place...AFTER I asked if soup was an option as a side! However, I did not discover this EGREGIOUS act until I witnessed the other soldier I had come with pay for her food and get this deal.\n\nLet me say that I have worked in the food service industry and if I had heard a customer complaining as loudly as I was, I would have gotten my manager to have them fix the problem. If I WAS the manager, I would have done something to make it right. In this situation, nothing happened, even though the manager was RIGHT THERE. And when I approached the counter to ASK for a manager, the MANAGER disappeared into the back, leaving me to question another employee. Needless to say, I found the service deplorable and refuse to return to this establishment based soley up this fact.\n\nThe food? Not good enough for how much I paid for it. My sandwich was interesting, but not in the \"MMM I can't get enough of this\" kinda way. I didn't finish it...too much \"interesting\" in one place. The soup was pretty good. The best part of my meal? The cookie I paid $1.75 for...most expensive cookie I've ever had. Overall rating..this meal was not worth the time, money or energy I spent ranting about it.

Yes, it's \"all-you-can drink.\" But $28 for pasta? Really? The food is decent at best, atmosphere is cool though. Personally I'd rather buy a $2 bottle of wine and head to Fazoli's before eating here again.

Amazing ice-cream - 3 scoops is \u00a32.35 to take out and is very busy on a sunny day (there was still a queue at 8.50pm last night). I tried the irn-bru sorbet (amazing!), fudgy-wudgy (gorgeous sweet fudge and toffee bits), and strawberry (real bits of fruit).\nIce-cream sundaes are impressive and good value (typically under \u00a35) but make sure you are hungry when ordering as you feel guilty if you cannot finish it!\nYou can sit in upstairs in Luca's. The menu is basic (pannini's, burgers, pizzas) but prices aren't over the top. Gluten Free chioces are more limited but if like me, cheesy nacho's are your fall back then a decent portion with salsa, guacamole and sour cream is only \u00a33.80\n\nAlso- - if retro sweets are your bag, Luca's has an awesome selection :-D !

We always go here before the theater. Good food at a reasonable prices. Service is excellent. Friendly atmosphere, good location and on site parking. The salmon and crab cakes are delicious. A nice selection of dinners and sandwiches. Food is prepared and presented well in a warm and cozy environment. Highly recommend. Chuck Thompson

Over-rated. Guy making them got OJT about how to make pizza.\nIngredients are said to be made fresh daily from a couple of NYC\nguys but it was over-priced and over-hyped for what it its.\nSettobello better.

Great food and beer but the worst service I have ever experienced. We were asked to move tables 3 times, the waitresses were switched on us 4 times. Took 25 min for our bill to come and the waitress brought us another tables bill. The manager offered to comp everything but we decided to pay and will never come back again.

Food was delicious great ambiance almost feels like a little place in Mexico. The patio looked relaxing but was still a little hot out. Definitely go back for the dishes that I wanted but did not order. Chille rellenos were excellent as well as the chocolate tamale which is great with coffee. If you are interested in a little something different with very bold flavors and fresh ingredients its a must.

I have been a Bulwark customer for a few years, but their efforts seemed to have no EFFECT on the Scorpion occurrences. They were more concerned about getting their monthly billing. Enter Arizona Pest Squad. I spoke with David when he was out treating my neighbors house. He listened, put a plan together, and followed through. I did not see another scorpion alive after that! \n\nSuperior service, Name Brand products, Competitive pricing. I hope they can keep this level of performance up and not turn into Bulwark! Highly recommend APS!

If you're looking for an hour or so to kill, check out this compact museum. And do get the free audio tour. It's worth it and informative. Admission is a bit steep at 8.00 for adults, but if you're an educator, there's a 25% discount. I like discounts. :)\n\nAs others have already stated, there really are only 2.5 floors of exhibits. But the art will keep you busy for at least an hour. While some people have commented on the smallness of the museum, this could also be considered its strength. You get a nice taste for what is mid-century modern without getting overwhelmed with artists' names, titles, and movements. There are really some interesting pieces. And who knew that Picasso painted tapestries? \n\nBefore you hit the bookstore, take a bathroom break. The stalls are ultra modern and reflect the style and holdings of the museum itself. Nice touch.

Ok, had high hopes, our last visit was pretty great, this just was sad. Donuts had almost no filling, selection was almost completely out! \n\nAlso, the breakfast bagels we got, were totally burned. Why, why is it this bad at this location? Other locations are way more stocked, at all times, and treat the customers so much better. \n\nWe have also never been offered any compensation or even a sorry for the troubles. Such sad service.

Amazing Gelato and great selection. Enough said.

I'm increasing the rating for this location because I've found an amazing salesperson in the dress department. The men's department has been an enormous help with shopping quickly for my husband's items.\n\nI still think the saleswomen on the second floor could use some training in tact and listening (as in, if I say I don't want sleeveless, stop trying to change my mind with 6 sleeveless options and find what I want), but alas, I have been spoiled by the Houston Galleria staff, who are, after all, amazing.\n\nAll in all, I increased the rating, but at the end of the day, I go to Nordstrom to shop for myself, and if the saleswomen in that section are below par, it just ruins the quality and image of the store overall.

After experiencing many of the other \"finer\" steak restaurants in the area it was only inevitable that I try Donovans. I have had a gitt certificate from there for sometime, thus we had a reason to try.\n\nIt was a Saturday night and the place was pretty busy for the country being in the midst of a recession. My husband and I got there a little before the rest of our party. We sat at the bar that definetly had a cool vibe. I had a decent glass of wine and my husband had an overpriced martini, that he enjoyed.\n\nOnce the rest of the party arrived (my brother) we were seated. There seem to be some confusion at first to who our waiter was and this set the mood for the rest of the evening.\n\nI am a huge fan of Mastro's and Capital Grill, therefore I compare all restaurants to their quailty and service. Donovans just could not meet that burden. \n\nSeared Ahi = ehh. It looked as if it had been sitting out for awhile. When I eat ahi i like to look as fresh as it can, obviously.\n\nWedge = My husband orderd the wedge. It was the weakest wegde I have ever seen. Honestly, they should be embarassed.\n\nRibeye = I am not a fan of ribeye, it is too fatty for my taste, however, I hate ordering my own steak because I never finish it so I share with my husband. He is on a ribeye kick at this moment. Anyways, I found it charred, dry, and overly fatty.\n\nPeppercorn filet = My brother ordered this filet and seemed to enjoy it. Though he did note that it was definetly not worth the sticker price,\n\nMac and Cheese = AWFUL... go to capital grill you will thank me later!\n\nOverall had I not eaten in other steak restuarants maybe Donovan's could fool me. If you are going to spend the money definetly go to Mastros, Capital Grill or even Durants (very cool place)!\n\nIn the end it was just ehhh and not worth the money!

I wast here to attend the Tuesday Blend event.\n\nThe security was not the smartest bunch. The ID checkers let in SO many underage people, simply because they couldn't do math correctly. I am not really complaining, because I have underage friends, but still... it was kind of funny.\n\nThere were 2 guards in particular who were constantly checking Kalila for a 21+ wristband even after she had repeated showed it to him so many times.\n\nThe venue served its purpose and we had a good time, but that was thanks to the people who came out and our friends who produce the event. As far as I'm concerned the HRC was a good sized venue with annoying security (except for the guy next to the escalators downstairs -- he was cool).

I really love the burgers at this place, and I used to love the fries. They were always fresh and seasoned with sea salt. Unfortunately tonight I got the most disgusting fries, they were clearly cooked in old oil, and I almost want to venture to say they were frozen fries. I asked for fresher fries, and was given the same ones basically reheated in the same nasty oil. I am not a dramatic person, so believe me when i say I nearly threw up. I haven't tried the burger I bought yet to see if the quality has diminished in that attends too, but I really do feel like this fries situation might be enough to end my relationship with steakenburger. It's really too bad.

I only gave this 3 stars because while I absolutely LOVE the food, the music is so loud you can hardly talk. The food is the same as all the other Five Guys...very good, great add-ons, limited selection (but that must be why it's so good, they can concentrate on making what they serve excellent). However, someone needs to tell management and staff that the music level needs to be turned down a few notches. If I want to go to a disco or bar and have music throbbing then I will, but there is simply no excuse for the level here.\nSorry :(

Maybe I just had bad luck but this place was awful. I mean awful. I have a horrible rash that looks similar to \"heat hives\" and did a ton of research on my own before actually seeing a doctor. I went to this Urgent Care at 9am on a Wednesday morning and waited 1 hour before actually being called inside. Did I mention I was the ONLY person in there? So, one hour later I enter into my room and then proceeded to wait another 20 minutes for the actual doctor to arrive. Upon arrival the doctor was a little too friendly. He asked to look at my back, due to the rash, and the proceeded to pull out my shorts and look down my pants WITHOUT permission. I think a simple question about where my hives were would have sufficed over a visual answer without consent. Several moments later he continued looking all over my skin to then only tell me he did not know what it was or what caused it. Instead, he told me I had \"Red Punctis,\" which is the literal translation for red dots in latin. WOW. After prescribing me a fungal medicine and anti-itch cream I proceeded to pay $135 for this miraculous healing. Granted, I do not currently have insurance but I basically paid $135 to get the latin translation of what I already knew was on my body.

You know that you are in the Vegas airport because there are slot machines right at the gates! The ease of everything at this airport is just like those slot machines; right there and highly convenient. It is really easy to navigate this airport for the size of it. \n\nIt is easy to find your driver near the luggage with their digital signs. It is also easy to pick up and return rental cars. The shuttle is close and runs by the terminals often. I like this airport.