Good oven - beware warranty pitfalls...
	We had had this oven for a couple months when the door would no longer stay shut.  I tried jamming a wooden spoon against it to hold it shut while cooking, but found this sort of absurd.  So I called Cuisinart for warranty service.  They said they'd replace my oven with a new one, but I had to pay to ship the oven to their warehouse in NJ and it would take a few weeks.  In the meantime my husband found a set of little magnets at our local craft store, and fixed the problem!  So I wasn't going to ship the oven to NJ - until a replacement oven arrived...before I even sent the first one out.  Hmmmm.

Anyway, we're enjoying this toaster oven very much and use it practically every day.  It is slower than a regular toaster, but cooks four pieces of toast/waffles all at once, so I figure its a fair trade.  It does a nice job with open-faced sandwiches or chicken nuggets for the kids on the broiler pan, without having to heat up our full-sized oven.  A practical choice especially for families with kids


Best Coffee Ever!
	I have owned this for years and LOVE it. The directions indicate that for 1 lb of coffee, you add 5 cups of water and let it sit (for hours). I actually add 9 cups of water and the coffee concentrate works just fine. I fill my ice cube trays with the coffee, then bag the cubes so that I can use it over time. It is delicious every time when you put the concentrate in a 3 to 1 ratio with water (American coffee) or less for stronger coffee (e.g., espresso). I particularly like to use these cubes for iced coffee -- it comes out nice and strong, not watered down.

A final bonus to the toddy maker: used coffee grounds are a folk remedy for fire ants. If you have them and you want them gone without throwing a bunch of chemicals in your garden. Put these atop their nest (but watch yourself!). They leave pretty quick.


Mango Splitter
	What a delightful gadget - works as advertised (how unusual)!  Creates nice slices of mango without the mess and without ending up with all the small slivers of fruit you normally get.  Love it


Sturdy, high quality
	These are well-made spoons, not junky at all, which is always a possibility with cheap, mail-order items of this type.  The steel is heavy-gauge, and all the edges are rounded and safe.  Good value and a good way to  and quot;top up and quot; an order


Great little steamer; this HS900 model is only $19.99 at Target
	This little unit is very versatile, you can use it to steam anything


Does the job
	A fork is a fork, right?  This does what you'd expect.  The All Clad difference is that it is beautiful and because it's stainless, it's a very hefty knife.  I think with will hold a large heavy cut of meat well.  I use mine for chicken.  Sparkles when you put it in the diswasher


Went to this shop today 10/17. It was closed. Now they have a Modern Sushi open in the old spot. Just for the benefit of other patrons looking for it -- its now CLOSED.


So for my cousin's bday, we went to Vegas.  And of course, for him, we have to stay at Treasure Island.  He swears by this hotel and it's his first choice any time we go to Vegas.  I don't really know what to say about this hotel.  I don't gamble here because I have a superstition about gambling at the casino I stay at (stupid, I know...)  It's clean, I don't feel ghetto staying here and the room service has never been anything but great.  I would definitely stay here again.Oh yeah, my cousin swears TI beds are the best beds he's ever slept on.


I've been to the annual fried tofu eating contest that they have, it was fun to watch and in the end I was glad I didn't particpate.  I've also been for their tuesday all you can eat rib special.  I had a whole rack of ribs with their fries and it also came with corn bread.  Their ribs do melt in your mouth, I would say they're almost amazing.  My mouth is actually watering thinking about it.  and the special is only around 13 dollars which is a great deal for unlimited ribs.  I'd like to return to try their other dishes sometime, its just a very down to earth establishment if you could call a restaurant that.  Their kitchen is open late as well till 1am i believe, which is always a plus.


This is the best pizza downtown! The best pizza within a twenty -- nay, Thirty! -- kilometer radius! Take out your fucking valley map, with accompanying protractor, and try to prove me wrong. *waves fist* I want to take this opportunity to send a direct message to the Edwin P. of the past: The present-day Edwin is very disappointed in your previous 3* review of this magnificent business. When time travel is discovered, developed, and made reasonably priced and safe, the future Edwin will come back to visit you and beat the shit out of you. Word is bond. Praise Science. The Plaza is delicious: my absolute favourite. The Harris is bombastically bombdiggity as well. The Oscar makes me want to be Irish. The SoHo has grown on me (especially reheated: I believe the trick is the reheat [Pro Tip]). The Fremont is a bit schizophrenic (like me!). I have never tried the 18B or A or whatever the fuck pepperoni is called. This is all off the top of my head, assholes! Order the number one combo and get two slices -- Any slices! -- and a drink for 8.64$, tax included. Dude, the drink is refillable. Refillable! What else do you need? I said: What else do you need!I come here too much. I need help. - E Postscript. An administrative note: although Pop Up takes credit and debit cards now, AMEX is not accepted. Someone should have told you long ago: AMEX sucks.


I really wish I could give Justin more then 5 stars! My husband and I met Justin in 2011. He was our original loan officer when we bought our 1st home. Since then we have done a refinance and spent the last month remodeling our home. Justin and his team are the best! If you want the truth, someone who works hard for his customers, and a team that will go to bat for you... then this is your guy!! Thank you Justin for helping to make all of our dreams come true for our growing family!!


This is a new Chandler steakhouse restaurant down in the Ocotillo area, owned by the same owners of the Living Room and Sushi room next door..Just opened 2 weeks ago so we were excited to see what they were bringing new to the area, plus the reviews have been mixed. We went early on a weekday for appetizers and wine to avoid any dinner rush.  The atmosphere is really nice here, very intimate, not loud like the sister restaurant (Living Room)..We sat at the bar, the 2 bartenders (Julie and Jazzlyn) were extremely  nice and efficient. Wine list is good, not great but what was really good here were the appetizers.  We had the grilled artichoke and smoked salmon and both of these were large portions and very good.  This was enough for us as a dinner.  We left by 6pm or so and by that time more people were filtering in for dinner and bar.  We had a very good experience here and will definitely be back given that there are very few higher end restaurants in the south Chandler area, but it's great to see new places opening.


I can't tell you just how impressed I was with Lavo.  I was pretty apprehensive going to dinner at someplace known for its club and not its restaurant.  This place exceeded my expectations!  They even have a live DJ playing music in the restaurant (not loudly, just the right volume to set the tone for a night out in Vegas).  A group of us went for my birthday.  The meal was amazing, the service was awesome, the birthday spanking by our waiter in the middle of the restaurant was unexpected.  A number of people in our party ordered steaks (which they are still raving about), my husband got their infamous meatball (it was both delicious and HUGE).  Good times, great food, cool ambiance.


This is THE BEST popcorn ever! They have tons of different flavors. They will also let you sample the flavors before you purchase them. All the employees are friendly as well. The location is a little out of the way but well worth it!!


I was on my way to the Strip to do some gambling with my pal Stan Diego.  I needed something to eat before a long day of debauchery.Had a little trouble finding the place as the signage is somewhat misleading.  There were actually 4 or 5 cars idling in the parking lot waiting for the place to open.  Everyone made a rush for the door as soon as it was unlocked.  That has to be a good sign!It's a quaint little diner - thought I was back in the Midwest for a second!!I went with the Kitchen Sink omelet and it was WAY too much food for even a large person to eat.  But it was quite good, so I made a valiant effort to get on the outside of this beast.  Couldn't do it, though.The potato-chip like thingys accompanying the omelet were nothing special, but I didn't have room for them anyway.The service was great - everyone was very friendly.Recommend.


i have been living in arizona for three years now. L&L is really the only good hawaiian food place we have here that is comparable to home. it's a chain restaurant that we have in hawaii, so there is consistency! i had the opportunity to stop by again yesterday on our way up the i17 to flagstaff. jared, the guy behind the counter was so nice. he has the spirit of aloha instilled in him! it's such a nice thing to see up here far from home. the husband and i ordered our usual suspects: chicken katsu and bbq chicken. also, got some mini manapua for the road. we even stopped again on the way home to tucson (that's how ono it is!) since i know i won't be able to have L&L again til i go home to the islands in may.


It's no secret that this place is good. I wouldn't expect anything less. From the moment your brought up in the elevator to the moment you head back to the hustle and bustle of the casino, you definitely are living an experience. Low lighting and a view that can't be beat, fine linens, and wait staff who attend to your every need, the Eiffel Tower is first class all the way. I selected their smoked salmon to start and I have never had a better piece of fish. Smooth, thinly sliced, and melt in your mouth buttery taste accompanied the onion, capers, and creme fraiche (not sure of my French spelling here) with several slices of perfectly toasted bread. I could have eaten a second plate and called it a meal. The capers were surprisingly delicious - not the over salted from a jar variety. Most of us selected their filet mignon, with several different toppings to choose from. I couldn't resist and chose the decadent Bernaise sauce. The steak itself was cooked to perfection and the interior was almost as buttery smooth as the sauce itself. There were a ton of sides passed around our table, but the winners were the potatoes gratin (perfect in their simplicity) and the mushroom sp\u00e4tzle (yes they eat German food in parts of France). Desserts probably deserve their own review, but to put it simply; save room and order a bunch to taste and share. The chocolate plate will leave any chocoholic in heaven. Pricey, but worth every penny.


Wandering through First Friday, I was craving somethin' sweet. Not having tried Sweet Republic before I was intrigued by their lil'bus. As I stood back to read the menu I was intrigued by what I saw...I [heart] bacon....sweet salted caramel....mmmmmm. Always looking to try something new and always down for caramel I was torn on which one to choose...the Universe provided me with my answer as a man in front of me orders a double with a scoop of the I [heart] bacon and the caramel....[Thank You]....I decided on the same! The bacon was a rich creamy sweet cream base with these small bits of slightly salty, slightly sugary, slightly smokey bacon morsels. Kind of reminded me of a toasted candied pecans and salted peanuts on my ice cream but BETTER. Come on people it is bacon we're talking about here!! WOW! Totally not what I expected! The Salted caramel, was very good also but relative to what I paired it up to it was mild by comparison. Also I am kind of spoiled by the occasional treat of Hagen daz's Signature Fleur de Sel Caramel ice cream with mini chocolate caved Salted caramels. Ooh MY Goodness's* sooooo good. It's been a week and I can still remember that flavor like it was yesterday's folks I [heart] bacon!


Dining at Bouchon is an experience, not just a meal. The service is top class as the waiters do everything they can to ensure you are happy. We started off with oysters on the half shell from 4 different regions of the world. What's different about Bouchon is they don't drain or wash the saltwater from the oysters once they are open. Slurping one of these beauties down is like a tasting the ocean in your mouth. Delicious. Now to the good stuff. I ordered a rack of baby pork ribs braised in a red wine sauce on top of yukon gold mash potatoes. The meat was so tender it slipped off the bone and the wine sauce had the perfect balance of richness, thickness and complexity that made my mouth water everytime I took a bite. The meals here are truly \"works of art\" and you should dine here at least once just to see how good it really gets.


I've been to Jacks about, eh, a hundred times now. A ton of games and my friends are use to me running out of change and asking for dollars by now lol.  If you go during the week, you can typically grab a table and have a chill time. If you go on a Friday or Saturday the place is usually rocking with karoake and the bar is packed. If I head that way on the weekends, I try to go early then hop somewhere else - the place gets slammed... no, no I mean SLAMMED. After this point, good luck getting to the bar for a drink. And you could throw a rock and hit a drunk person easily. The patio is awesome and I love heading there in the summer. Jacks serves brunch on Sundays and doggies are welcome as well so pretty cool spot for that. Yet I've gone a few times at night and ordered food. Make sure you're not in a hurry as the food tends to take a bit longer. I've never had this issue during the day so not sure what the deal is at night. But other than that, if you are looking for a liquid dinner, a fun game spot or a place with high energy, you found it here.


Holy shit. This place is fantastic. The atmosphere leaves something to be desired since I'm not a hippy or a pothead however the food and staff are amazing. Everyone's always super friendly and the griefo sub is so good! Who knew I would like a sub without meat. No I will not be turning vegan, and the closest I come to eating raw is unbaked cookie dough. No seriously, I'm not a pothead. Also delicious are the little treats you buy near the front register. Homemade rice crispy squares, things made with peanutbutter. Dude, I love you man! Oh, only complaint is the rest room. Do not use it. Or any restroom on that city block. Trust.


Good music. Good drinks.mgreat creme br\u00fbl\u00e9e.


After hearing about this pub from a friend a few times - I had to check it out. The majority of Yelp reviewers pointed out that the Strawberry beer was great and the atmosphere was unique and cool. I agree. Most of the reviewers also stated the food could be improved - agreed. It wasn't bad - it just wasn't that great.I give this pub 4 stars because it is a unique place and they do have decent custom beers. I recommend this place for happy hour.


Went here for the Red Velvet cake.  Overrall, service was wonderful (let me know how long it would take for them to get it packed for to-go and cashier was very courteous.  Seating is wide and place is overall clean.  Pretty pricey for a one cake, would be enough to share.  Very moist and the cream wasn't over bearing.  Will have to stop by again to try out the dishes they have to offer.  Smelled nice when I was waiting by the kitchen area. Parking is easy, lot is decent sized.


I had a high end sofa and love that had seen better days. They were still very comfortable, so I thought I'd have them cleaned and conditioned. The company that came over to clean them said they were beyond repair. Leather Like New was recommended and both pieces now look good as new...I kid you not. It's unbelievable what they did to each piece. Thanks guys for an amazing and incredible job.


I love coming here to catch up with friends. They have a nice selection of tea, friendly staff, and comfy seating.However, they lose a star because of the bell ringing. It's extremely awkward.Edit: Can't believe this place is closing. I got over the bell ringing, and I can't believe Madison will be deprived of an awesome tea place with great hours.


Now that I've been here 3 times, I feel like a review is in order! Service has been hit or miss, but I'll let it slide until there are serious issues. Atmosphere is fun for groups or a date (although I'd warn it's a little loud - not the best place for conversation).Drinks: Freaking awesome. I've enjoyed most of the mojitos I've tried (particularly like the pineapple coconut \"paradise\" flavored one), and I also really enjoy the sangria. I'm disappointed their HH ends at 6 PM, however. Food: I love the mix of spanish and new american tapas they have. The duck rolls, sliders, and mac and cheese are all favorites of mine although I realize they aren't spanish at all! I do think they do a better job of \"plating\" the tapas here than Babreeba - for instance the beer battered shrimp come with a huge plate of assorted fried veggies. Overall a fun off the strip place to go. We went there with a group of 12 last night and got buzzed and full for $40 each with tax and tip. Not bad for Vegas.


We decided to give brunch a try for our first visit to Casbah.  We were surprised  by the huge tent covering the \"outdoor\" dining area.  We opted for an inside table, the interior is somewhat small the tables are close together.  For brunch, you are served your choice of drink, appetizer and entree.  For our drinks, BJ had a Bloody Mary and I had a Bellini.  We were served a basket of yummie bread and mini muffins.  For appetizers, we got a Three Sisters Farms mesclun greens and smoked salmon and truffled potato cake.  Very good.  For entrees we selected a jumbo lump crab & tomato omelet and the NY strip steak.  Very relaxing and tasty meal.


This little gem of a drive thru has fantastic food and coffee. They're veggie breakfast burrito is excellent with portobello mushrooms and a red pepper tortilla, i plan on returning for lunch some time soon.


Noticed that they were finally opened and stopped in.  My husband and  I both had the burger.  It had beer cheese sauce, onion rings, and on a pretzel bun.  It was super tasty along with the fries.  They are hand cut and we tried the regular and sweet potato.  Wait staff was super nice and accommodating.  The menu is geared for more higher end not bar food.  The burger was $12 but many the meals were in the $16-$20+ range.  We will go back!!


Going in - you know your going to get typical TGIF food.  But the view is great!  If you're a sports junky you need to eat here once.  We took my grandfather, a sports nut, for lunch (hopped off the light rail) and he loved it.  As we ate lunch on the \"patio\" we watched as the landscapers groomed the field.  The top was open, the sun was shining, a breeze was blowing...ahhh..  The service was perfect.  Our server was funny - took time to chat and made sure we had what we needed as soon (or before) we needed it.


Viet-Thai is a pretty nice laid back kind of place.  I love going there and eating the pho.  When it's cold out, this restaurant is the place to be to warm you up.  All the goosebumps go away once I start slurpin stuff...PHO'sho!  My husband also got me addicted to their appetizer.  I don't know the name, but it has shrip with crispy noodles wrapped around it.  Delish!


LOVE this place.  Fish sandwiches are great.  Visiting Pittsburgh for the month and went there for the first time yesterday and am going to go back today!!!


Well worth coming here when your in Vegas.  Since the food in Vegas is spotty at best, or it's way overpriced.  Not here, If you like BBQ and good home cookin food, You got to come here, my wife had half a rack of very tasty bbq bacby backs, I had their fried catfish po' boy, very good.  though on the video advertisement, they showed a mechanical bull there. There is none.  But do yourself a favor, stop eating at the overpriced hotel restaurant or deli, and get to Toby's


Great place tucked away by the lake!  Had a great experience with a tremendous massage.  Reasonably priced.  Way better than going to the overpriced Red Rock Spa.  I will be back!


this saturday morning affair puts (unfortunately) any chicago's farmer market to S-H-A-M-E.


You tend to not want to buy in to restaurants that have celebrity chef hype but man, the food from Craftsteak is hands down one of the best things I have ever put in my mouth. I was fortunate enough to attend a private brunch here for the Vegas Uncorked events. Having never been to Craftsteak, combined with the mass feeding of 200 people, you always go in with reservations that you're going to get food that has been churned out with the quality of mass production. Not the case here. We were served a 3 course brunch with 5 dishes per course. The more the food came out, the better it kept getting. Every other word out of my mouth was \"wow\" or \"holy sh*t this is good\". Ok the latter was in my head. Among the notables, braised pork belly that melted in your mouth and the wagyu skirt steak in salsa verde that was cooked to perfection. I am a carnivore at heart and wow, those were seriously some of the best pieces of meat in my life. The food is simple too, nothing too overtly gourmet and complicated. Simple food, tons of flavor and noticeable quality. If this is the kind of food they serve at an event I fear how awesome it would be on a regular night when you're getting something made to order. The service was impeccable. If you got up to go to the restroom you came back to your napkin being refolded in your spot. It's details like that that set a place apart. I want my dining to be an experience, to be memorable. Craftsteak delivered that and more. The decor is swank, dark and well designed. Ambiance to the light of Edison bulbs? Combine that with amazing food and you got a win win situation. I really like what Tom Colicchio has done with this place, it is truly one of best places to eat in Las Vegas. Hands down. And well, sometimes celebrity chefs deserve the hype, he is one of them.


Pretty good dim sum for in a hotel!


Nikki W. has outdone herself with this great big n'awlins throw down! e2 was the perfect venue for the gorgeous evening - we walked up to the place with the entire outdoor seating area packed with Yelpers chowing down on plates heaped with boiled crawfish, corn, potatoes, mushrooms, and andouille sausages. YUM! The smell was out of this world. That probably explained why I was one track mind trying to get some and eat some, before I could come up for air and properly socialize.On the topic of consumption, can I just give a tiny shout out to the genius who crafted the GRASSHOPPER?!! YOU ARE AMAZING! A perfect mix of gin, cucumber juice, simple syrup, wheatgrass, and a splash of jalapeno that makes the whole thing explode in your mouth (in a good way). Not too sweet, not too heavy. It was perfection.On top of everything, I really liked that we got the chance to donate some nonperishables to the  Second Harvest Food Bank. Wins all over the place!I had a great time mingling and I look forward to many more opportunities as we all come out of hibernation!! Thanks e2! I'm definitely coming back for dinner sometime soon :)


My son was buying his first new car and we ended up at Camelback Mazda. Our salesman was Todd Mitteness, and he was really great.   Helpful and very nice. Sales manager Richard Lucciano was great also. He just cut to the chase and between them we got the deal we were happy with and it didn't take forever to get out of there :-)


Gandhi is awesome. Please don't take my word for it, go try their fish tikka and fish pakora and I bet you you'll fall in love with it. This comes from a foodie who loves authentic fish!


Now this place is awesome, Great atmosphere! I feel like I am in a real Ramen house with all the hustle and bustle being around the small yet very effective kitchen. I got the Miso ramen and ordered a hard boiled egg. The broth was amazing, well seasoned and was not overpowering. The Ramen itself was cooked perfect and the chasu was melt in your mouth! The egg was like the icing on top. All the flavors came together in perfect harmony and was such a treat to eat. I have eaten here multiple times and is a place that I highly recommend! If you have family coming into town, this is definitely a place that you should bring them to. If you are coming to Vegas then this is also a place you should go and try, it is off the beaten path but it is worth it. Great place and will be back time and time again.


This is one of my favorite places in Pittsburgh.  I would give it 5 stars but I have 2 issues.  The hot dog and the bun.  They finish the dogs on a flat top so they can get a little greasy.  Also the bun just kinda sucks. It falls apart pretty easily. Personally they could do better with a different bun vendor.As for the toppings, they are fantastic. I always do the Bahn Mi and lately have been adding the devil dog.  Honestly, I have had all of the dogs on the menu and they are great, but once again to attain perfection they need to pay attention to the basics. The dog and the bun.


This place was awesome!  We went here on our first day in Vegas, and it did not disapoint.  We had four people, so we were able to get a ton of different dishes, and none of them were bad, though some were just ok.  Most, however, are great.  Make sure you ask your waiter what is good...ours did not lead us wrong.  Best dishes were the filet mignon sliders, merguez, and the stuffed dates.


Another perfect dive bar in Polish Hill. I would put their drink and food specials up against any other bar in Pittsburgh. This is the definition of a blue collar, slightly punky dive bar. The food is greasy, the people are grungy, and the beer is mostly the cheap stuff that you drink without complaint. And who can say no to a happy hour with a burger, fries, and a Yuengling for under 5 bucks?? That's right: no one. Front and back room that's dark, (really) smokey, and a stage in the back for live music (the scene is ok). I stop by every couple of weeks after work with my boss, and I recommend anyone else to do the same- and make sure to come for happy hour. Here's to seeing you there sometime!


Delicious food, large portions. Its family owned and tastes like a happy Greek grandma made my food! The marinated chicken platter is my favorite- great spices and flavor. Clean bathrooms too! Love this place. Opa!


I can't complain about the food. Everything was pretty good... the hummus, yogurt with cucumber dip, falafel, steak kabobs. The kabob was a huge serving that my wife and  split and couldn't finish. The quality of the meat was good and correctly cooked to the requested temp. It didn't come with Basmati rice, but did have rice pilaf with a wonderful butteriness to it.Their menu is ridiculously large with cuisines including Italian, Mediterranean, Persian, Greek, and Indian. In my opinion they'd be better off with a more focused menu, but I guess they have to do what they can to attract the most customers. They even have a kid's menu with all the typical kid stuff. Service was decent and prices were ok. The interior looks a little dated but it was comfortable enough.


My foodie friend recommended this place to me when she found out I was going. She said it was like the best meal she ever had, and I completely agree with her. We made late reservations after a show, we got there earlier than expected but the staff was more than accommodating. They seated us way before our reservation time. The ambiance of the restaurant was so inviting, it would have been great for a large group of people celebrating and a more intimate date type situation. We chose to do the chef's menu. There were just way too many selection and this way was easier. For the chef's menu you choose from I think three types of meat, the angus beef, the domestic wagyu, and a surf and turf. The prices are set accordingly, 115, 140, and 160 respectively. Since everything is shared, you can't choose an option different from your table. (Maybe a bigger group can, but it was just me and my BF and we had to choose the same type of meat) We let the chef choose what cuts to give us and how to prepare, you can't go wrong there. They also gave us the option of choosing what sides we wanted, or just have the chef choose what he thought would go best with the main dishes. We let the chef choose and loved everything. The roasted red bell peppers with garlic was my favorite. The wagyu beef tartare was freakin amazing!! There was also a plate of various types of mushrooms, you'd love it if you're a mushroom fan. The potato puree was delicious, buttery and creamy. There was also grilled prawns, an arugala salad, and roasted corn....all were delish. Even the complimentary dinner rolls were awesome!!! They came in the baking dish they were made in and were sprinkled with sea salt. There was soooo much food, even big eaters like me and the BF had trouble finishing everything. The meal was worth every penny...so I'd definitely recommend this place to anyone who's celebrating in Vegas or just wants a great meal experience. The service was top notch, they made sure we were comfortable, understood the menu options, and made recommendations to us for drinks they thought we'd like.


On Sept 16th, we decided to try a new Mexican restaurant. This was our first time here and I gotta say we choose a good one....reasonable prices, friendly service,  good food, with large portions. The margaritas were awesome, made by James & Sean. Thanks guys for a fun dining experience. We will be back!


This place is more like a 3 1/2 star, but there is more here that I like than I don't like so I give them the benefit of the extra half star.The menu here is extensive and there are a lot of good dishes to choose from. There are also some very mediocre dishes to keep an eye out for unfortunately. The beef roll, sesame noodles, kung pao chicken, spicy eggplant, crispy beef and a lot of the spicy dishes are fantastic, although almost bordering on too spicy. The soup dumplings and green onion pancake are just ok. Probably the best in Vegas, but that isn't saying too much. You can't compare them to any NYC or LA standard fare. I haven't been too impressed with the vegetable preparations. Just a little too overcooked and soggy for my taste.There is definitely a lack of quality Chinese restaurants in this town, but this is one of the go to places for me. Cheap and easy, just how I like it.


I don't know why, but for some reason this buffet is one of the better ones I've tried when it comes to sushi. Much better than Hokkaido at least, but I'd prefer to get my stuff at an AYCE sushi bar.  Yes, they have pre-made rolls and nigiri laid out on counters, but at least the food looks like it was just made by the chefs. None of this sitting out there untouched for hours looking like it would just cause a different kind of unpleasant feelings in my stomach. The non-sushi items are pretty good too. Place is pretty clean and though I only came here for lunch a few months ago, the $18 can be easily justified here once you eat enough haha. It's also nice that its inside the outlets, and usually I'm a fan of shopping in these types of places, especially when they have a decent store lineup. I think I only wrote this review because I'm going to Vegas in a couple weeks and I'll likely come back here. Update soon haha.


I had the Complicated One sandwich. OMG the maple bacon jam is fantastic! The sandwich  was huge and came with a small salad. The banana boi bait for dessert was delicious. I will definitely be coming back.


I like the feel of this Casino. It always seems clean to me and it's close to home. I could sit for hours just watching the Aquarium filled with all kinds of fish,sting rays, sharks and coral. It's not a big Aquarium but it's just right. I enjoy it also when the Mermaid comes out and plays with the fish ect... There is also a scuba diver who comes out and feeds the sharks ect...This hotel is attached to a Bass Pro Shops which really  gives you a hands on shopping experience. A whole review will go to Bass Pro Shops but trust me even if you don't like the outdoors you'll still have fun exploring in this store.Everytime there is a festival here like Pure Aloha or  San Genero it is always clean with easy access.I have never stayed here nor have I gambled here so I have no honest opinion on those subjects.The food options are OK and the BF loves Johnny Rockets and there's one here.....So all in all the Silverton Casino is A-OK in my book!!!!


A candy shop with real food, too? Yes, please! The menu is huge and there are so many things I wanted to try from sweet to savory crepes, burgers, pasta, salad and desserts for days! Set up like an upscale diner the ambiance was fun and the service was good. We started off with fried macaroni balls, they were delicious, but only came with three for the table. After much debate on my entree choice, I settled on the bleu burger which was delicious, juicy and huge. I ate every bite, and it was well worth it. For dessert we had the cookies sundae which was good, though I wish there was more ice cream and less whip cream. Overall, I would recommend this place, but be prepared for a large bill, even if you don't order alcohol.


Nice, friendly, efficient staff.  Dr. Kindt is thorough and professional.  So glad we found a good dentist for when we are vacationing in this area!


great pizza from the graziano family. great subs, tasty sauces, nice crust, lots o beer.no complaints what-so-ever


2 things that make this restaurant deserving of the 5 stars that i gave... PORK STEAMED RICE and  NGOHIONG!!! Back in college and my call center days in Cebu, these 2 are few of the things that makes Cebu one of the best city in the Philippines.. Cebu lechon is of course the best dish there but if you lived in Cebu for at least a month, these 2 are definitely right next to it... Come and try these... I haven't even mentioned the lechon pork belly, humba, bbq pork/chicken/chicken skin, grilled pork belly and a lot more... Thank God because of this, homesickness is not that severe anymore... LOL...


I use to work near by so if I was getting lunch this was usually the 2nd place I would pick. When I would go I usually got the 3 piece finger meal, believe me it's enough to make you full without being over stuffed. It comes with 3 large sized chicken fingers, shoestring fries, a sauce, and drink.  I don't know what seasoning they put on the  fries but the are the most scrumptious fries I've ever had, and I hate shoestring fries. I always get the sauce on the side. I get the honey mustard sauce, which costs a bit more but I don't mind because its like crack!  I'm really not a fan of their buffalo sauces something is off putting about them.What I love most is that it's quick, tasty, real chicken fingers, AND they have sweet tea (that alone pulls at my southern girl heart strings)


Last week I revisited RM for the first time in a long while. I was quite impressed w/ the updated, fresh new look. Its sexier with tons more visual texture. They now serve regular entrees and they were great! No more over-priced, tapas-wannabe!! Yipeee!


This is one of my regular spots - good, everyday sushi at a decent price. Go during happy hour, 2 to 5 for their best deal. I go at least once a week to get my sushi fix. I like making my own roll selections though I have tried the menu items. It's very nice that they don't charge extra for brown rice. It's not gourmet sushi but it is good and if you want sushi as often as I do, this is a great place to get it.


Staff and Doctors were very nice and helpful.  I enjoyed the experience with choosing my frames.  I also enjoyed the frames they carried.  I am a guy that likes more of a sporty look and I loved that fact that they carried some nice Oakley frames.  I will definitely continue to be a patient of their's.


The Vdara is for you if you want: to be in City Center where the hotels are all modern with no tacky themes, no smoking, spacious all suite rooms, don't mind short walks to the Aria, Cosmopolitan or Bellagio for gaming, buffets and restaurants. The in-room dining with butler style service is very nice and the concierge was very patient and helpful.  All of the staff I interacted with were very courteous. Vdara is not for you if you want: smoking, gaming in house, a selection of restaurants, or a large pool and pool scene.I had a wonderful experience there and would certainly return again.Tips: ask for a robe and slippers, ask for the plates/silverware too so you can fulfill those late night snacking urges. Ask for the late checkout, they gave us 1 hour no problem and early check-in was a breeze.


Was there this past weekend for a drink and some munchies. Love the atmosphere, awesome music, nicely surprised. Too bad the pation wasn't open :(We had a couple of pitchers of bourbon lemonade. It was a beautiful day so this really quenched my thirst. We had the popcorn shrimp and frito-lay pie to nibble on. The pie was decent, and the shrimp were addictive! Almost had a sweet and sour taste to them. I was checking out other folks and their dishes, the fried chicken and ribs looked awesome. Nice and messy! Will definitely be back for a meal.Was a little on the pricey side, but worth it if you want a little treat.


This Doctor knows what he is doing. did a rotator cuff repair for me, I feel like a million bucks!!!


Bought our wood flooring and tile from this store. Bill spent 2 hours with us helping to select our wood floors, and he was very helpful. I came back the next week and designed 3 bathrooms with Bill. He was amazing at putting flooring, wall, and accent tiles together. We shopped for 4 hours straight, filled 2 carts, and then he meticulously loaded all the tile into my vehicle. Bill is talented, joyful, and first class all the way. This store is clean, organized, and has a huge selection. The manager Heather introduced herself and shook my hand. Great customer service all the way. Financing was a 5 minute procedure at a kiosk. Take the amount you are approved for on the kiosk print out to the register when you check out. Love the 0% for 16 months deal. Don't waste your time at other stores. This is a one stop shop.


Lovely little breakfast spot. Coffee is mediocre, but the prices are amazing. Two people for $18, including tax and tips.


JPH offers up the perfect environment to enjoy a killer cup of coffee in Madison. These guys know exactly what they're doing; I have yet to find another coffee house in Wisconsin that not only sells roasts from the likes of Heart and Stumptown, but also prepares the perfect cup every time.If you're not feelin coffee, there's a great menu to choose from and an impressive selection of beer; this is also the first coffee house I've seen to serve the likes of Three Floyd's Brewing Co.All in all, JPH is a great stop for anyone to have a good meal, but for those who need exceptional coffee, there's no better place in Madison.


Far better pizza than any other around.  For the same price as the Paps John's and Domino's too.


I absolutely LOVE Southwest Airlines. Many of you already know about the 2 free bags, low prices, and great service. Something however that shocked me was when I needed to cancel my flight, they made it such hassle free. All I remember was before with AA that I went through such loop holes to try to cancel a flight and they charged me fees on top of overprices tickets. But with Southwest, I was able to call the night before to cancel my flight and they send me a confirmation right away. I just used those credits to rebook another flight and I got the low prices offered on the site and there was no charge to rebook. Excellent service and motto. I will always fly southwest if I can!


I had never been to Mimi's Cafe before I joined my networking group. (Chandler Networking Professionals every Tuesday at 12 just in case you were wondering). The staff here is very accommodating. The food is always hot and fresh. Lately I have been getting a chicken Caesar salad with blackened chicken. It also comes with a muffin of your choice. Other favorites menu items of mine are the BBLT and the Le burger de Madame. It's a bacon cheese burger with a fried egg.  Stop by if you're looking for a good lunch. Also if you're looking for a place to host an event or group meeting they have a huge secluded room that could accommodate you.


I am to this buffet like George Bush is to Iraq.We have no exit strategy.Seriously, I made like a bat and virtually consumed my own body weight in a single feeding*, most of it comprising of miniature flans and creme brulees. And since I'm sure you must be fascinated by this, I will list for you all the things I gorged myself with:SushiCocktail ShrimpPrime RibRibsFried ChickenRoast BeefIce CreamCupcakesAs you can see, I am an efficient eater and I waste no time on things like bread and pasta. Those are just fillers, and if you're going to pay $35 on a buffet, hell, eat your money's worth. Which is saying a lot for this former vegetarian on a diet. But I'm paying for it because I feel really bad for eating all those animals, plus I think I got heartburn for eating too fast. But I starved myself all day to come here to eat, and, if I may use another George Bush analogy, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!*It's true, google it yourself!


Their Italian turkey sub is great. Service fast and friendly.


Came in for an alignment. Hands down, best price in town! Customer service is top notch. It is a family owned small business but sometimes it's best to trust with your vehicle. I will be returning even it's on the other side of town for me. Worth it! Glad I found them on Yelp!


I failed an emission's test so I went to Autostatt based upon a referral from a business associate who works on new VW beetles as a hobby. (My friend tried to help me, but only could partially).  Mike is very straight-forward and honest. Like all great mechanics, he gave me a very reasonable estimate for the repair needed to pass the emissions test (thermometer issue set off a code) and also alerted me to a slow oil leak. He assured me there wasn't any urgency, but that I should monitor it because eventually it could cause damage. I decided to do the repair for that at the same time. Total estimate was $400, but I was nicely surprised to total out at $350 because he was able to do the fixes in less time than he had thought he would. He also showed me the failed parts and explained what they did very succinctly. Good work. I could tell my air conditioning was working better within a few minutes of driving away. I will definitely go to Autostaat for future repairs (my car is 11 years old, so it's just a matter of time). Only tiny issue I had was communication. Everyone is very kind, but it is a small team so there was some back and forth getting the estimate and okaying the work, so be prepared to be a bit patient on that front; however the work they do and the price they do it at definitely makes them worth the small amount of extra communication time.


Modern bohemian atmosphere with hearty vegan menu that wont leave you empty. The spicy is not too spicy and the sauces are just right. Great place for good food.


Really yummy spot my favorite rolls were Japanese Lasagne and Sams Volcano the spot is very clean and the staff very nice I would definitely return here.


First of all, let me just say that I have yet to meet anyone, or even meet anyone that has met someone, who has even come close to completing the infamous 'Rose Street Challenge'. When I first came to Edinburgh everyone told me this was one of the first things any self-respecting local (or tourist) should tick off their list at the first available opportunity, but when you stand at one end looking down the long narrow cobbles you realise that it's just not going to happen. Which, in fact, brings me to my first plus point: for such a tiny little street there is a huge number of bars, gastropubs, caf\u00e9s and shops.They're quite pricey in comparison to other parts of the city cente, as it's so popular with tourists, but it's abolutely gorgeous. My personal favourites are Seadogs (an amazing seafood and veggie place) or during the day the Garden Caf\u00e9 at the back of The Dome is great for a spot of lunch al fresco.By day, it's bustling but in a cute village-high-street sort of way. By night, and especially on weekends, it's bustling in a more hen/stag dos starting off here for the night until a local points them in the direction of a club sort of way.


Everyone's least favorite place to drop $300+ twice a year on text books. Nonetheless, I dig this place, because they consistently have way cheaper office/school supplies than Walgreens.  Additionally they carry a stellar selection of date books and art supplies. (not sure how reasonably priced the art supplies are) Also, the upstairs book store is extremely convenient when you need to get that last minute travel guide for your last minute vacation. (or gifts) On the reverse side, all of their UW gear (sweatshirts, water bottles, etc etc) might as well be purchased at Steve & Barry's for half the price.


I've been craving Thai for a few days, which is strange since Vegas is like the Thai food capital of the U.S.  I've surprisingly found my latest ventures to be less than stellar here, having wanted to try something other than the usual Krung Siam/Thai, Lotus of Siam, and Archi's.  One thing I've concluded about Thai in Vegas is that, while still probably the best collection in the states, they are inconsistent.  I've had great meals at Krung Thai, and then came back for a decidedly mediocre meal the next.  Same experiences at Archi's, Kung Fu, and handful of others.  Lotus of Siam is consistently good, but consistently salty.So my experiment continues, as I search for that go-to place.  Thai Style Noodle House was an utter failure, and Pam Real Thai was very mediocre.  I saw Arisra on Yelp with only a handful of reviews, but for the most part good.  It appears the resto really took the time to post a lot of pictures also (I suspect it was the restaurant, not the reviewers), both of which didn't give me a ton of comfort.  But what the heck, I was really in the mood for some crispy Thai fish which I hadn't had in forever, and this was a Thai seafood restaurant, so I took the chance.We walked in at 4:30pm so as we expected it was empty.  The sign actually said they open at 5pm, but they were happy to have us in.  Very pleasant greetings, which continued throughout the meal.  The interior is not-quite modern and not-quite traditional, but not awkward either.  It felt cozy with modern-ish furniture mixed in with some typical Thai decor.  A stage sat at the corner, which I imagine is for a performer or karaoke typical to many Thai restaurants.  I should go there during night time sometime...I ordered a beer (Chang, no Singha) even though the Thai Mai Tai sounded good.  I'm thinking if the level 8 spicy we ordered on the spicy fried rice was burning hot, I can chug the beer.  Not so much the Mai Tai.  We also order the crispy fish of the day (Sea Bass, I think) and BBQ Squid.  Order takes some time - they are not fast - but what we receive looks very good with good presentation.  The squid is typical grilled squid, but comes with a sweet chili sauce on top and what looked and tasted like Thai chili salsa-like thing on the side.  Both sauce were great, although the salsa-thing was salty.  The fried rice was good and the fish was great.  Definitely satisfied the craving, and just what I was hoping for with super crispy skin and sweet chili sauce.  Neither were very salty as well.  3.5 stars for the squid and rice, 4.5 for the fish so it's a qualified 4-stars on food.Combine that with a cozy atmosphere, some live music (not while we were there), and pleasant service and we have a solid 4 stars.  I will definitely be coming here again because they have the most extensive seafood dishes I've seen at a Thai restaurant including about half-dozen fish dishes, and I want to try more of them.  It will also give me a chance to see if they meet my consistency test.Table-for-1 Factor:  It was perfectly fine while I was there, but I wonder if it will be different during busy time?  As it was, there should be no awkwardness eating alone.


I used a groupon and got a great deal on exam. They just moved to their new office. Everyone was great. I didn't have to wait the Dr. was very thorough. The staff was helpful and friendly. I am glad I did not read the other reviews before I went because I had a great experience. I wasn't surprised about having to buy a years worth of contacts to get the 50.00 off.  To me that was a given. I will recommend them to everyone.


Tr\u00e8s beau bar!! Bonne ambiance! Bon service!! Id\u00e9al pour rencontre entre amis!! Bonne bi\u00e8res! Les jeudis 5 a 7 sont bien occup\u00e9!!!


Went yesterday with the wife.  Mid afternoon, not crowded, great fast-friendly service.  Large menu selection.   All meat items were great. short ribs, shrimp, maui maui, and teriyaki chicken.  The house teriyaki sauce is very good.  Rice was rice.  Mac salad could be better.  Portion size was large.  Dinning area was very clean, and comfortable.  Clean fresh restroom. We will definitely go there again, often.


Fun bar, and instead of typical bar food they lean towards Greek dishes. The blue grass jam on Wednesdays is a lot of fun and not too loud to still enjoy a conversation. Decent beer prices, pretty good selection.


This isn't \"the best ______ I ever had\" kind of a restaurant but your solid, go-to delivery/take out/dine-in solution. If you live in squirrel hill, this is your neighboorhood chinese place, period. If you are having a bad day, you should get the spare ribs, shrimp with broccoli, maybe some lo mein. It's the kind of place that's easy to take for granted because it's not in fact extraordinary or unique- until you find yourself looking for a well-priced chinese delivery place that is better than okay, that is actually very good. They aren't easy to come by. I've moved around quite a bit over the years- new york state, pittsburgh, italy, florida, and now los angeles. Best food? italy. Best chinese delivery? Definitely new dumpling house. And not just delivery, it's actually a very comfy place to eat and close to all your squi-hi destinations.I get cravings sometimes, especially for the vegan orange chicken-- and I'm not a vegan. I'm not even a vegetarian, I just shared it with a vegan friend once and was hooked. It's just like a really good orange chicken but kinda creamy in the middle and without any funny little cartiledge bits. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......


Love this classic downtown location! Perfect for a friendly happy hour, quick take-out, visitors from a far, or a romantic date. Service is always friendly.


I was so happy to see this place open in Buckeye, I was even happier when I called and got a sweet young lady on the phone that was pleased to inform me they have dairy free options available including sorbet and a german chocolate flavor that was actually pretty good! I can't really comment on the quality of the yogurt because being vegan my options are limited so I was only able to try the two but they were good to me, this will be a regular spot for me and my son so I hope in the future they will offer more dairy free options, I would love a vanilla or more sorbet options! They have a lot of toppings available including boba, which is my favorite. The atmosphere is great, very nice little spot, I hope they stick around!


Four Peaks is one of my GO TO places in Tempe. Atmosphere is laid back, local delicious beers and wonderful food. Great restaurant for any occasion- birthdays, groups, football Sunday, laid back date night.Sunday brunch is a must. The food is amazing and they have the best bloody mary in town.Personal Favorites:Beer: Hop Knot or Pumpkin Porter in October Food: Salmon BLT, no bacon add avocado, Portabella Beer Bread, Cheese EnchiladasSunday Brunch: Breakfast Beer Bread or the Enchiladas and Eggs


Ahh Memories... I miss here since I moved from Arizona. Literally, best beer you can find in AZ. I went to Germany for training. I  miss Four Peaks :) (Yes even in Germany)My favorites are Kilt Lifter and Arizona Peach Ale. I can drink a pitcher of Pitch ale myself.Food : I like veggie pesto pizza a lot. Also, Chicken strip with chipotle sauce is food for late night. They have a good burgers too.


We had a restaurant.com gift certificate for RM Seafood Downstairs and decided to use it for our anniversary. We made a reservation through opentable.com, expressing that we were locals and it was our wedding anniversary.The Downstairs definitely has a very different ambiance than the Upstairs. Downstairs is open and has more of a sports bar feel in some ways. Whereas Upstairs is definitely an upscale restaurant atmosphere.We had done our research ahead of time and already knew exactly what we wanted to order. We started off with the oysters rockefeller. I'm not a fan of oysters generally (though, my husband is), but these were incredibly delicious. The flavors were amazing.We then progressed to the Ebi-Go sushi roll. All of the sushi rolls sounded great, so it was difficult to choose. The Ebi-Go roll totally delivered, though. Excellent flavors and great presentation.For entrees, we ordered the ribeye with bernaise sauce and the hand-made cavatelli with morel mushrooms and blue crab. Being a huge fan of bernaise sauce, I can be a rather harsh critic when it comes this sauce. RM's bernaise did not disappoint. In fact, it was one of the better bernaise sauces I've ever had. The pasta dish was also great. It was almost more like gnocchi and the mushrooms and crab paired incredibly together. For a side, we opted for the BBQ-style mac 'n' cheese. The flavors were explosive. The BBQ meat with the peppers was awesome. Definitely one of the best mac 'n' cheese dishes in Vegas.For dessert, we of course had to go with Rick's Tasting Game. It was such a fun way to end the meal. We thought we'd nail it, but it is amazing how much not knowing what it is can screw with your taste buds.Given that it was a holiday weekend, the restaurant was pretty crowded and busy. However, we found the service to be good and never felt rushed.The server brought our check. We inserted our gift certificate and credit card. Server brought it back. We signed the receipt. We left.Since it was our anniversary, I promised my husband that I would separate myself from my crackberry for the evening. And I stuck to that for the most part. Though, a few hours later, when my husband took a restroom break, I sneaked a peak. I had 17 missed calls, 11 texts, and 6 voicemails. All from our server. He apparently screwed up somehow with the bill and needed us to come back. Ok sure, no problem. But I was pretty livid given the 17 calls, 11 texts, and 6 voicemails. Overboard much? And the only reason he had my cell number was because we made the reservation through opentable.com, where we stated we were locals and it was our anniversary. So that made me even more livid.We made our way back to RM and the issue was fixed. Thankfully, the hostess was incredibly nice and apologized repeatedly for the server.So while the food would warrant a 5-star rating (and did cement in place my crush on Rick Moonen), the 17 calls, 11 texts, and 6 voicemails makes me deduct a star out of sheer irritation.


The closest touristy, Arizona-esque candy shop to me here in Central Phoenix.Cactus Candy Co is located in a small building room, stocked with: hot sauces, jellies, marmalades, cactus gummies, prickly pear taffy and shirts. Upon entering I was greeted and was given some advice on the popular items people typically purchase. It was helpful, good amount of candies and jellies but definitely limited. Two thumbs up for having a discount with paying with cash + being a student. With the discount it ended up not being too expensive either. I got a few boxes of prickly pear candies, taffy and jelly for my friends and family back home. Crossing my fingers they'll enjoy the distinct taste of prickly pear from the good ol' Valley of the Sun!


Je fais livrer la pizza depuis longtemps, la pate est succulante moilleuse et croustillante en meme temps, il y a une tonne de garniture, le fromage coule! C'est une pizza qui ne se mange pas sur le pousse. En plus, c'est des gros morceaux de vrai bacon...C'est sure que c'est peut-etre plus cher qu'une pizzeria commerciale, mais tu en as plus et de la qualite en plus. Les sous-marins aussi sont bons et la poutine est tres surprenante en livraison. Encore la une tonne de fromage et des frites croustillantes!


I've only eaten here once. I thought the decor could use some improvement. And when the chef came out front to talk to other patrons about how he was going to repaint & spruce the place up, I was glad. He never stopped at our table to say hello or introduce himself even though we were the only other diners in the place. While I found that to be a bit offputting, I'm glad I didn't let it spoil my experience because...THE FOOD WAS AMAZING. Gorgeous presentation, amazing flavors, fun textures. Everything was designed to please all of your senses AND make your taste buds come alive. My friends & I did the tasting menu for $89 a person. Two vegetarian & two regular. They brought out a total of 10 courses & I'm not kidding - every single thing was to die for. I'm very picky & wouldn't rave about the food unless it was worthy. The veggie tasting menu looked incredible & I was jealous I didn't get to try some of those options as well!We started off the meal with a complimentary glass of lemon seltzer & crushed raspberries - to open up our palates. We also had ordered a few drinks from the bar - which were fabulous. The Ginger Julep was a favorite. The wonderful wait staff then proceeded to bring out our dishes in a perfectly timed fashion. Some of my dishes included lobster & some kind of apple concotion with caviar, beef tartare with kiwi & nuts on top & lettuce cups to wrap them in, crab in a flavorful broth and... ok I really stink at describing the food, lol. I can't remember what everything was but each dish was complex. Masterfully combined flavors, textures & colors. The food was so beautiful, we hardly wanted to eat it (but we did!). I wish I could give more thorough descriptions but it was amazing. We had several dessert courses & the best was a cheesecake \"pudding\", covered in freshly sliced cherries, a japanese herb whose name escapes me & some edible flowers on top. I could have eaten 10 of those! We were also given homemade chocolate truffles after dinner. This is not a place you go to if you want to stuff yourself with typical American fare (not that there's anything wrong with a burger & fries!). You don't go here if you want to spend $10 & do an all-you-can-eat thing. When I see peopel complaining about portion size or price - it's obvious they didn't do any research into this restaurant before choosing to dine here. The food is complex, fun, delicious & truly unique. It's an experience. It's expensive for Pittsburgh but in NYC, a restaurant like this would charge $200+ for the same tasting menu. If you can go here for a romantic night or a special occasion, I simply can't recommend it enough. I will be back the next time I have a special occasion to celebrate


At the time of reservation we were told the resort fee is included but it was a different story at check in. Last time I was in Vegas was almost 10 years ago and a lot has changed since then. This hotel is really great place to stay for it's price. On an average not fight or big event night it runs around $200 a night for suits. The rooms are really nice with 3 TV's basically in each room. Mini Bar included witch is really pricy and I recommend taking your own drinks and ask for a refrigerator for $25 per night. The hotel has a lot of nice restaurants and stores including a gift shop next to the Elevators which is really convenient if you need something really quick. I wasn't to much into gambling since I can't stand the cigaret smell in the casino, even they have crazy air cleaning system running 24/7. Bouchon was my favorite Restaurant which is part of Plazo hotel next door in a short walking distance threw the hotel. It is an amazing french restaurant with great service and hospitality, and atmosphere.


El Rico's Dos is a perfect example of what traditional Mexican cuisine should be. They offer all of the everyday Mexican dishes like enchiladas, tacos, chimichangas and anything else you can think of. I haven't found one item on the menu I don't like.Their chips and salsa are delicious and bottomless. One can get carried away if not careful :] If you like salsa with a kick ask for a side of their hotter salsa. It packs a real punch. They offer an array of bottles beers along with a selection of fine tequilas for margaritas or on the rocks if thats what you like.Also if you decide to stop by on a Tuesday they have a special including $2 tacos and/or Tecates. You can't go wrong with this incredible deal. Their shredded beef and chicken tacos are excellent. This establishment is very family oriented and the owners care deeply about customer experience and satisfaction. So don't be surprised if Rich the founder of El Rico's Dos stops by your table to ask how everything is. In conclusion this restaurant is by far one of the best Mexican joints I have visited. I have never had a bad experience here and I most likely never will. P.S. Their Queen Creek location has recently closed down but this location serves everything the other one did if not more.


For a Sunday night, this place was crackin! A group of us rolled in after dinner at RA and found the party. It was not too busy to be able to order a drink and their bar was more than amply staffed. They have an army of attendants ready to sweep up broken glass, pick up finished drinks, and manage the bathroom lines and cleanliness. The DJ was playing a great (and fair) mix of hip-hop, top 40 and house/dance music. There was a $5 cover, which I thought was fair considering how heavily staffed they were and how relatively reasonably priced their cocktails were. A nice plus was that we were able to secure a free table opposite from the bar. Great view of the VIP and the floor. Whenever I'm in Scottsdale, I always enjoy having a few drinks here.


One word: amazing.


Great Pizza and Salads. Went here a few weeks ago for girls dinner and had a great time. Would highly suggest it. Also have visited the one in Old Town and great time and food there as well. Tried to heat up the pizza the next day, since I had tons of leftovers and it was disgusting lol not sure what happened.. but good the day of :)


Finally!  Someone who KNOWS how to make a cupcake.  The icing is as tall as the cake itself and for an icing freak like myself, this is an irresistable factor and has been largely ignored by the couture cupcake world in the past lol.  Thank you Gigi!  But not only is the icing incredible, the cake itself is moist, tasty, and thick and rich.  It's $3.50, but worth every penny - you're basically eating a meal.  Since many pastries at Starbucks are $3.50 and above and aren't nearly as fresh or fun, this is a special treat.  Plus a 1/2 dozen or dozen of them is the perfect hostess gift for any party.  Everyone raves and you come off like the cat's meow.  Win win win.  I think the photos listed here on Yelp should highlight the frosting tower though :).


Loved the food, atmosphere, and service. I would definitely go back!


Great park with open spaces, softball fields, basketball courts, and sand volleyball courts in addition to the tennis center. I walk here almost every day when visiting Scottsdale.


Went straight from work to check out Mekong Plaza last night after chatting with coworker \"JJ\" about the good deals she found there.  She was able to find her fave brand of rice, grapes, garlic, and other items.  She was lamenting that she only had twenty minutes to look around; she therefore allowed herself to buy those items she knew cost less here than at Lee Lee.  After she'd listed off what she had paid $53 for, I told her she should count her blessings that she only had those few minutes to shop!  I asked her if she preferred it over Lee Lee, and while she liked the newness of the place and the lower costs of some items, she didn't like how items in the produce section were plastic-wrapped; she liked being able to hand-pick her veggies and fruits.  Another coworker had mentioned the plaza's opening to me days prior and had piqued my interest the moment she uttered the words, \"there are five restaurants...\"  I was getting hungry while JJ and I chatted, so there was no question where I was heading to after clocking out.As I pulled into the almost empty parking lot at around 8:20p, I noticed that the entrance doors were flagged by two restaurants- one called MyLynn Cafe that was still open for business, and the other looked like a coffee shop that was already closed for the day.  I grabbed a menu from MyLynn (beverages that included fountain, coffee, and smoothies, $5 or less, and a page of chef's specials of about 8 or so items, soups mostly, $5-10) intending to stop here after my pit stop at the grocery.This building is HUGE!  I saw white everywhere I looked- floors, statues, and walls.  Most lots (indoor shops) were still unoccupied, and I was beginning to think I may never find the grocery store as all I could see where closed shops (dentistry, jewelry store, a movie rental shop, etc) and more restaurants.  When coworkers mentioned there were a few eateries in place, I expected to encounter a layout similar to that of Whole Food's (Ray/101), so this building really threw me for a loop- walking around MP actually felt like I was perusing through one of the mini-malls back home (Philippines).  Thinking it over just now, I also remember malls in NJ that had similar layouts.  But I digress... I spotted two \"opening soon\" food-court type sections for Korean and Japanese food before turning the corner and finding two more Vietnamese restaurants (Vietnamese Restaurant and Un-pho-gettable).  These venues stood right across from the grocery store.  Finally, I reached my destination!  Before investigating the grocery, I entered Un-pho-gettable and skimmed through their extensive menu and saw the entree prices ranged from around $8 to $20 or more.  I asked a person who seemed like the manager what time they closed.  He replied usually 8p, but if it's busy then they would close at 8:30p.  I told him that if they were still open, I would return shortly.A quick glance around MP revealed large seafood, meats, and refrigerated sections (not counting those refrigerated aisles that wrapped around the back of the store).  Indeed, these three departments occupied a third of the grocery.  Don't quote me on this, but I think that the produce department was also a part of that section, but I wasn't looking for fruits or veggies that night.  I was on the hunt for the Filipino aisle, specifically for brands of peanut butter other than Lily's, which is the only brand to be found at Lee Lee.  Unfortunately, I only found the one brand, which is $0.20 less here.  I did, however, find PRESERVATIVE-FREE jackfruit and macapuno (\"coconut sport\") strings (two delicious components of a nectarous icy snack/beverage called halo-halo).  To keep this review from tiring the both of us, I will wrap it up by saying that I will definitely be back to have another longer look around the aisles, which did not seem as country-specific as Lee Lee's.  It does reverberate highly with me already bec. I found those last two items.  What else would I find??  I'm brimming with anticipation!  BTW, since the pho place was already closed by 8:40p,  I decided to try the one next door, which had a Vietnamese title and ended with \"Vietnamese Restaurant.  Review will be posted shortly.


Elixir brings in a mid-to-late 20's/early 30s crowd that does more mingling/drinking than only dancing. They do have a small dance floor where some folks dance but it's a small minority of the total number of patrons. The bartenders are friendly enough but the wait to get a drink can be long when the place is jumpin'. The atmosphere is fun but not uppity.Still, it's a more sophisticated standby for those nights when other Southside joints are too collegey or dirrty for your maturing tastes (natch). Probably the classiest place on the Southside.


Great selection of stores.


Great place! Love the Katsu. Never been a fan of the apps or dessert, but always a solid choice as far as entrees go. Definitely worth checking out if you're a katsu fan.


This is my third time at Seviche and it was as good as the last time I remembered even though the menu changed quite a bit. I got a free peach sangria for checking in on Yelp and it was delicious. For 3 of us, we ordered the scallops with black bean and corn ceviche, ahi tuna with their ceviche of the day (pineapple jerk), mojo nigiri, jimmy roll, BBQ duck mac n cheese, and the baja fish, BLT and cheesesteak tacos. The amount of food was perfect for the 3 of us. My favorite dish was the jimmy roll and least favorite was the pineapple jerk ceviche. It was definitely too sweet and didn't go well with the ahi tuna. The mojo nigiri was good though a little too acidic for my liking. My favorite taco was the baja fish.


After reading reviews, after I already went, Im sad I didnt try the food!We went here because we were rejected from Light @ mandalay.  Surprisingly their hand crafted cocktails reminded me of some pretty awesome speakeasys I've been to.  So my review are for the drinks.Loved the Mario went down the wrong pipe, whiskey coke and they had some cocktail with coffee ice cubes.  Went there with 7-8 people and everyone loved their drinks as well.Just be aware that they are all extremely handcrafted so it takes a bit of time to order!  I just double fisted all night so I had a drink queued up and ready!Pleasantly surprised by this place for drinks!


I am always impressed with this place. The food to price ratio is great, its not too expensive yet they give good size portions. They have screwed up my order a few times so that was frustrating but other than that the food is amazing and its a chill environment.


Went there to purchase some accessories for my Canon T2i. Several things were out of stock. Some of it was due to the earthquake that recently hit Japan. The salesperson was patient and answered all my questions. I admitted to being new to the hobby and wasn't treated any different unlike some other Yelpers have mentioned. Perhaps I was just lucky?


Very good food, fair prices and portions.  Will definitely be back.  On the down side, they never provide enough rice on to-go orders.


I'm fi'in to be back soon.  Oh yea.It won't matter what you get it on, as long as you get the breading.  The breading.   !!    Somehow this stuff defies the laws of physics and packs more good stuff into its thin, crispy layers than should be able to fit.  !!I had a Pork Chop Sandwhich with fries for $6.50, and the chop was HEE-UGE.  You can get catfish, chicken, whatever.  Get something breaded.   (!!)  I'm sure the ribs are great, but they don't have them breaded, so forget it.  (Just kidding - I wanted ribs, but they weren't ready yet. \"He won't serve them until they're tender enough,\" said the server, of the chef.)I also overheard a neat conversation about how they wanted to be sure to be able to advertise \"GREEN\", and that, among other things to that effect, all of the interior decorating -- chairs, tables, wainscotting, etc -- was recycled.   Fabulous.  Do they come breaded?


I am a Marriot girl, so I love most of their properties because you know what you are going to get.  The Springhill Suites by Marriott in general are more upscale than Fairfield Inn by Marriott, but not as sweet as the full line Marriott.What I loved about the hotel is that they offered complementary shuttle to and from the airport which is just a few minutes away.  You simply call and they send a shuttle to promptly pick you up!The shuttle driver will also take you to local spots like the Mill St, not to be confused with the Mills Shopping Center, the zoo or the Tempe \"beach\", at no cost to you!  This is a bargain since the shuttle costs between $16 and $25 for a one way trip.  If you have a car rental, they provide free parking.  The hotel is new, the rooms are done in a \"simple elegant\" decor.  There is an outdoor pool, whirlpool and exercise room for the business traveller.  They do not offer free wii-fi in the rooms, however.  You are chained to the ethernet at the desk.  The science center is within walking distance.  They offer complimentary breakfast in the morning, and a fully stocked pantry with drinks, snacks and even ice cream that you may charge to your room.Rooms come with fridge and microwave (yeah - left overs)!  And, it was a great price especially with my AAA discount!I would stay here again if I was here on business but not on vacation - not a lot of sightseeing to do on foot - and you are at the mercy of the shuttle driver's schedule!


Great store very convenient from where I live I've shopped here for close to a year. What can I say Albertson's is a great place to shop!


Seen all the bad reviews. So i was worried. But i was already in the same area and hungry. And It wasnt bad at all! Wasnt packed out but it was busy, and they were fast to get my rolls out. Good place to get your fix.


Great pizza if you can sneak in without a line. The deep dish Sicilian pizza is $8 a slice but SO good! For sure the best price in the Cosmo for a late night snack.


Really enjoyed the meat-sampler which included pulled pork, ribs and BBQ chicken with two sides for less than $20.  Of course, this included their warm and tasty bread with all-you-can-eat peanuts.  Our server was spot-on with every need we had.  I noticed that a lot of people don't care for the food quality, but I personally didn't have any issues of great importance to speak of.


Visites last night and it was superb.  Best sushi, great food and great personnel including all.  I'll come back next time I visit Montreal.


I have never encountered a restaurant such as this inside of a shopping mall but I was very surprised. I was very impressed to see that the kitchen staff used gloves while cooking the food. There was a beautiful aquarium near the sushi bar. I don't think that there is a breakroom for the staff, however, because those that were on break were milling about near the kitchen talking and joking around. It really ruined the atmosphere of our dinner. The food was tasty however the sushi was bland. I've had much better at actual sushi restaurants. If I ever find myself back in the Scottsdale area again I'll probably eat here.


This theater is one of the few remaining historical theaters in Phoenix. One of my favorite Burlesque artists of all time known as May West performed at the Orpheum back in the day.... till this day the entertainment it brings are quite magnificent. Its definitely one of Phoenix's finest gems.


Fun night out of the ordinary for my boyfriend and I!  I have been trying to get him to go out to a nice strip club with me for a long time and I'm glad I took him here.  Go figure, we both had a blast and now he wants to do it again! The place is a little small but there are lots of seats and lots of beautiful girls with amazing bodies.  No one is pushy or snobby, in fact, the girls were really receptive to me gawking at them and would move their cute little butts around for me to have a better view!!  Yay, boobies!My boyfriend really enjoyed me watching and watching himself.  Glad we tried something different.Thanks to the gorgeous girls who were friendly and slutty and made our night a blast!


Update.  They have beer!!I had the Thai fried rice with a split of chicken and veges today.  I ordered it with medium heat.  Perfect!!  5 stars now!  I'll come back weekly!


Absinthe is supposedly the #1 show in Vegas, so I decided to splurge $75 on a ticket.Vulgar, racist, and hilarious. This isn't your show if you are a champion of political correctness. But if you're open-minded, be sure to to stop by. Everyone will be picked on, but specifically blacks, Republicans, gays, and females. It's equal opportunity.There was also some audience participation, the details to which I will not divulge ^.^ Though I was surprised how many girls eagerly raised their hands when the moderator asked, \"Who here is a drunk slut?\"


i had the opportunity to speak with the owner and am highly impressed! i love love dive bars...i wish i could say say this was a dive bar...it was clean, fun, eclectic, and impressive! a dive bar with class..comfort from the minute i walked into the door..and manny made sure i had a great experience! i highly recommend visiting this place if you want first class experience with the ultimate relaxed vibe..cant wait for my return!


This place brings great memories to me :) Its a cute bar/restaurant place,and i guess its mostly filled with CMU kids and maybe Upitt.They have a good list of beers and i am a great fan of their food.   Wait for it....The world's best fried called the \"Waffle fries\".It's just soo tatsy and out of the world.everything time i think of good food ,i still wonder if there is a place which makes waffle fries.This is the place where i first ate waffle fries and i am going back for that..pssst..i even wanted to make a trip to Pittsburgh just to eat them ;).And the last thing i wanted to do before leaving pittsburgh was...any guesses??   Yes!!!eat waffle fries :)They are great!!but not healthy apparently.It's a great place to go hangout with a bunch of friends,and relax.Don't miss it !-Smriti


When my family and I rolled into Vegas, we stopped here first.  After a longish, hot drive from LA, you can imagine how we felt when we paid up and stepped into the dining and buffet area.  My siblings stopped dead in their tracks as they took in the glory.I did my best to pace myself, but I still ponied up to the buffet FIVE TIMES.  Yes, five. We were kind of hurting for a while.  That means that it was great.


I just moved here and was looking for a place to take my older Rottweiler mix. I can't say enough about how wonderful my dog Spencer was treated and how great he looked when I picked him up. They bathed him twice and he was as soft and shiny as a puppy. I love this place and they are so friendly and you can definitely tell that they love working with animals. I will never go anywhere else but here! Peggy


Great food and great customer service. Tried the Halibut with asparagus on the side with Pistachio souffl\u00e9 as the dessert. It was all DELICIOUS! My husband had the lamb with creamed spinach and ate everything (well with my help on the spinach bc it was really good too lol) I will definitely come there again when I have the chance.


Fantastic dinner last night. Seared ahi tuna and calamari for apps, scallops and stuffed chicken for dinner. The food was very good. I expected to wait much longer than we did for food since the campus was flooded with marathon runners. In and out in about an hour. My only complaint is with the service. Our waiter looked like he had just rolled out of bed and was annoyed he had to work. By the end of the meal we were finally able to get one smile out of him. Will definitely be back!


I come here at least 2 times a week everyone is very polite food comes out quick. The teriyaki sauce is great brown rice always on point chicken cooked to perfection. The protein bowl is great for a post meal!


At Ruth's last night, setting is great the views of camelback are great from patio with the restaurant being on second floor.  Staff was great very friendly and knowledgeable. I ordered the filet and lobster which was amazing only downside steak came out cooked more than I asked for.  The sides were ok and the desert was awesome.  I will be returning!


WiFi password is really complicated.This is a cool place to get something different for lunch.  They have all kinds of different pitas and usually have some kind of promotional pita as well.  If you want to sit and eat there, make sure you do not go right at lunch time as seating is limited and it will be very hard to find a place.


We stopped in here after reading the yelp reviews, and it is a really good place. The restaurant is pretty small, but the food was good.  We ordered the beef wraps, beef curry, and a beef and noodle vegetable dish, along with a durian slushy and banana mango smoothie. We had stomachaches eating at wahoos before, and this place is so much better. The price was good too, and I felt full after eating here.


Great burger & shake & fries inside of Harrah's where we stayed. It was ridiculous prices, but thats Vegas I guess. For one burger, fries & a shake it was almost $30. The burger was damn good though and thick. It was a chimmichurri burger and then the shake was Neapolitan. Very very good. The server was nice, dressed like an outrageous gay dude but thats Vegas too.


I ate at Fuddrucker's one day and wanted dessert, so I hopped next door for a cupcake.  I've never been here before, so the lady explained how it works.You choose a cupcake, choose filling if you want one, then frosting and you get 1 free decoration on top.  I went for 3 cupcakes:Strawberry with buttercream: Pretty good but I should've gotten strawberry frosting instead.  The cake was great!Vanilla with lemon zest frosting: excellent combo and again the cupcake itself is really good.Coconut with coconut frosting and toasted coconut flakes: yummy yummy yummy! Love the flavors.I tried their mini sample of vanilla with strawberry frosting and loved it.Overall, great cupcakes--nice and moist, great flavor and I love the fact that you can make it your way or order from their pre-made options.  Although expensive, it's a nice treat once in a blue moon.PS: They give A LOT of frosting, and I'm not one who loves a ton of frosting on my cupcake, so just be weary of the frosting load on your cupcakes.  Ask for light frosting of the cupcakes if you can.


I went May 24th. to May 28th. All I can say is \"This Will Be My Place To Go When I Do Vegas\" Period! I have been to numerous hotels on the strip this beats them all, including the Bellagio Hotel. It is affordable, classy, & professional. If You Bring your girl or Wife, she will love it...I recommend Tower Two 18th. Floor or Higher The view is awesome at night & at Dawn. The 1 Bedroom Suite is the way to go Plenty of Space, Trust Me. If you want to know more email me @ Nemis7@gmail.com for more particulars.


Nine inches is small? That's the sort of thing that makes me feel inadequate. I mean, must make other sandwich shops feel inadequate. How are any of these other joints supposed to compete when $7 will get you nine fantastic inches of OFFICIAL cheesesteak. $13 will get you 20 inches. That's a lot of sandwich.And the Capastrami ain't bad either. I have to admit that I've had better pastrami, but I lived three blocks from Katz's for years, so I'm spoiled. However, I do love the flavor combination.The bread, the steak, the smiles, and the value here all justify the enormous wall of awards Capriotti's absolutely deserves.


Can't get enough of this small place! This has been here for years, and they never disappoint! If you are ever in Jean Talon, swing by this little gem, and treat yourself for delicious greek food!


Like always I am glad to try out new hotels while taking my every 6 months trip to Vegas. And I was very impressed with this tourist trap hotel. The rooms were much bigger than ones I have stayed at in the same area. With a ton of gaming machines I don't find everywhere. I would definitely stay at this place again if were an option.


Tried the gold medal-winning pizza this time, OMG- the sweetness of the fig with the cheese and then the crust = A-mazing!!


I felt the need to write this review because 1. I miss Tempe more than I can explain and 2. Thuy is one of my most favorite nail techs I have ever had. EVER.I moved to Tempe when I went to college and I was looking for a cheap, convenient, quality nail salon.  Before I moved to the East Coast I continued to return there about once every other week because I couldn't find another place I liked as much.Okay, let's get one thing straight right off the bat.  If you are looking for a fancy, over the top, bells and whistles experience, I would suggest looking around a little more.  This nail salon is exactly what it is.  Reasonably priced.  Fast.  Close.  I have never been a complete stickler for sanitation practices only because I find that even the high priced salons have questionable or lacking sanitation procedures.  If you are afraid of getting any kind of infection just don't go to a salon to get your nails done.  It really is as simple as that.With all that lame lecturing done, I have never had a bad experience at Uni.  I used to go to a place in N Phx on special occasions and that would usually run about $175 for a mani/pedi plus tip.  Honestly, the work wasn't that much better either.  I have been to Uni so many times I have had work done by almost all the techs and while they all do a good job, I especially liked Thuy.  She does an amazing job and is really personable.  As everyone has said before there is never really a wait but for the past couple of years I would call in to ensure I could get an appointment with her.If you want a fast, quality, inexpensive mani/pedi.  Look no further.


Great food and awesome service!Walked in, although I recommend reservations, for our 4 year anniversary and were greeted and sat promptly. Hostess made certain to advise those whom were assisting us as well as the manager of our reason for dining. Most definitely made the evening that much more special.We had the pleasure of being assisted by TJ...ask for him if you decide to dine!We ordered:Lump crab cakesPeppercorn steak with the diablo shrimpChipotle macaroni and cheeseMolten lava cakeAll of which were made to perfection and served with great presentation.


I enjoyed our three stays at this hotel at this hotel and casino. I agree with the customers that complain about the courtyard rooms. Though the room my husband and I were not as disgusting as described, just a worn carpeting. The bathroom and everything else was fine, and we had a pleasant stay. The last two stays have been fantastic. We were in the tower and had beautiful rooms! The one on the last stay was huge, with a fantastic view and almost like a honeymoon suite! The employees were helpful and we were both pleased with our requests with all the staff. The cleaning ladies were always very nice, as well as the servers, and card dealers.I liked the buffet because I have stomach issues,  and this is one of the few places I can eat without being in agony. I hope in the future they choose to upgrade the courtrooms. But the tower is lovely. No complaints here.


As Jenny L has reported, we sampled the delights here today.  I knew ahead of time that they only had cakes and coffee (c/o Googling it at work that morning) so was mentally prepared for coffee and cake for lunch, yum.Miss J (!) has already told you all about the lovely (yet normal) apple and almond cake/tart that we chose as well as the last minute choice of the chocolate, almond and fig tart which SO interesting.  They were both very yummy and I was so glad J was happy to get to two pieces and share so we could have twice the cake joy.  The thing with other coffee shops/tea houses/places where you gorge on cake is that they tend to have the same general things.  What is great about the Chocolate Tree is that you can go for the usual muffin or chocolate chip cookie (though theirs was labeled chocolate hazelnut which excited me and is begging me to come back and eat one, or a dozen.  Whatever) or you can go for something completely new and interesting.  They have loads of vegan, gluten free and non-dairy cakes as well, which I'm sure some people will be all about but I'll be completely honest with you when I say that, being intolerant to none of the above, kind of bummed me out.  I've never had a gluten, vegan or non-dairy cake which really floated my boat like the ones which have it all.  That being said, I'll give their v/gf/nd cakes a chance because they look sooooooooo pretty, and that's really what it's all about, right??


Yes, it's a gay bar. No, it really doesn't look like a gay bar at all. By gay bar, I should probably specify gay pub. Because it is indeed a pub. There's a small, yet very definite difference between a bar and a pub (mainly all the wooden furniture and ale), and this one falls into the latter category. At the Regent, not only do they serve really really good ale, but they also sell really really good food. Vegetarian food, to boot. It's a bit out of the way for me, this place, but I'd say that at times it's well worth the walk. Though, to be honest, I'm not sure I could tell you how to get there. Not because I've arrived or departed drunk, but because I've arrived from so many different directions, that the Regent remains in a mysterious directionless location for me. All I know is that it's somewhere by Calton Hill. I think that's all you need to know. The only thing that gave the pub away as a gay pub (to me) was 1) my friends telling me it was one and 2) the gay magazines strewn across the tables. This place has really got a great atmosphere. Dark and wooden and with little to no antipathy directed towards newcomers. Highly highly recommended. Oh! They also have Crabbie's Ginger Beer. Tasty.


One of the nice places to eat in Chambana where the prices are reasonable and the food is plain yummy!  Not a franchise - yeaaaahhhhh!  The atmosphere has a lot of character with stained glass and other antiques (some of the stories about the antiques are on the menu - very interesting).My three kids and I all enjoyed our meals.  The hamburgers are excellent as are the shakes. Oh yes, the kids also loved the cookies in the front case were great on-the-road treats!


Le nom est charmant, c'est en ajout \u00e0 son compagnon de la rue Beaubien, avec plus d'espace maintenant, enfin...Un menu imaginatif, de multiples variations sur le th\u00e8me du d\u00e9jeuner, la palette est \u00e9tendue au del\u00e0 de ce qu'on trouve habituellement pour le matin.Vaut mieux s'assurer d'avoir une conversation entre les bouch\u00e9es pour ne pas s'empiffrer, car les assiettes sont g\u00e9n\u00e9reuses.Excellent endroit pour passer un bon moment ensemble dans une ambiance sans flafla, sans c\u00e9r\u00e9monie. Les boiseries ajoutent cette touche qu'on cherche pour en faire un endroit charmant!


I call CPK, safe adventure.  It's great when you have to go somewhere with a large group, and you don't want to cave into a totally non-descript chain.  Everyone can find something on the menu that they can tolerate, and I actually think the pizzas are quite good.  The prices are average, and the service is typically friendly.  The next time you have a business meeting or large group to accomodate, I recommend it.


After 2 weeks of research on tires, they offered me the lowest price I could find. They were fast ( I was in and out in about 20 min) and they were courteous.


Well we finally tried this Arizona landmark. Everything that you've heard is true. Food is mediocre, organ and room is entertaining. The building is all pipes! It resembles an Octoberfest Brewhaus, with a balcony, and long tables with seating in the round. You pay cash for your food and wait to see your number on a board. You then go pick it up and walk it upstairs. Not ideal but ok. Food was blah. Organist and atmosphere was something we haven't seen before. Every one at the table said, so we got this place outta the way. Meaning we've all been trying to experience it. We have. Now we can move on. It's hard to say if I'll go back.


I'm starting to get concerned that I like this place more in theory than in practice.  I'm hoping I've just had a few bad experiences.  That gooey cupcake I first got was super yummy.  Can't remember what I got last time, even though I tried to make a mental note to not get it again.  This last time I got a Toffee Cupcake.  Too much frosting, too sugar-y, too dense, hardly any actual \"cake\" and while I could taste SUGAR - I couldn't taste any toffee.  Now I'll give ya that toffee is a tough flavor to master, but I'd trusted her to pull it through.  I think next time I'll try a cookie or something simple so she can re-gain my trust or something...In spite of that, she gets bookoo bonus points for this location.  It just makes me happy to see it there.  And one of these days, I'm going to try some of that amazing bread...


The reverse happy hour is amazing! I love the food there and the drinks are also fantastic! Can't wait to go back for more drinks!


I love the vibe of the container park...it's a little gated off Vegas escape.  It has a more urban/modern feel than the rest of Vegas and definitely Fremont area.  The park closes to minors at 9pm, so definitely has a lounge/bar feel with some of the restaurants that line the lower level.  I'm not sure if there is a live cover band all the time, but on Friday night they were playing on the back stage.  Love that the drummer does vocals for the covers =)  There is a large child/adult play area in the center...with a huge slide.  Kid friendly by day with a preying mantus that spits fire outside.  I've seen adults go down the slide too...so parents who are scared of creepers beware.  Cute little boutique shops with the matching price tag.  Overall, probably a good week end date night spot with all the little restaurant options.


for your waxing needs... request for cassandra- she is amazing! painless, quick, and thorough.


On my monthly trip around the state of Arizona I tend to stay in Goodyear once a month.  I keep finding my way back to Rudy's.  They don't advertise gluten free but do have a lot of choices for any allergies.  Ask at the front desk they have a laminated allergy menu,  including dairy,  soy,  gluten and sulfites too.  Food is great.   I have tried the ribs,  sausages,  brisket,  potato salad and the cole slaw.  They have real food and always fill me up.  I have never been disappointed here.   I love the Chandler location too.   Will happily return.


I hadn't been to this location in a long time and ended up wondering why  I don't come here more often. Probably the calories but the food was really good! I had the buffalo chicken strips and ordered a side of mashed potatos. Made my own meal! My daughter had the louisianna chicken pasta and it was really good. I love their white chocolate raspberry swirl cheesecake. They also have the best blue cheese dressing I have ever had and they do sell it to go. I usually pick one up once in a while and use it on salads and veggies. They do have a new \"skinny\" menu with reduced calorie items but it is just so hard to pass up the other really good menu items! The menu can be a little overwhelming but is well organized once you figure it out!


As a new arrival to Phoenix from Miami, I needed to quickly find somewhere to cheer the Heat on to inevitable victory, as much as Pop and the Spurs are appealing underdogs.Arcadia was the second place the wife and I tried, Zipps being the first. It's a pleasant, casual, sports bar with a little less emphasis on the Sports than Zipps and a little more emphasis on restaurant than bar. We seemed like the only people there for the game, everyone else was there for food. There's no sound on during the game, which for an avid sports fan may be disappointing, but is probably nice for everyone else. There's a cool little area stocked with toys for kids, in case you're a kid or have them.The food is obviously why people come. A long list of big, juicy, gourmet burgers will present you, the famished patron, with a gastronomical quandary. The solution is to order the Spinach and Artichoke Dip to allow another few minutes of salivated staring at the menu. The Spinach and Artichoke Dip is pretty good, as spinach and artichoke dips tend to be.There is also a suckier quandary to be found here. The short list of light, tepid beers on draft is a little disappointing. I'm not going to complain too much, but there's plenty of room for improvement on the beer list. All in all Arcadia is a fun little restaurant for the casual sports fan.


Very great service and variety for both my toddler and I.  I heard the owners really put heart and soul into this business. Superb local!Very great service and variety for both my toddler and I.  I heard the  owners really put heart and soul into this business. Superb local!


I stopped in hear some months ago because it was within steps of my old stopping grounds. We walked in to a fun and energetic atmosphere that was simultaneously  inviting and simple. As I looked over the menu I was unsure which direction to take because of all the fantastic options presented before me. Finally, I asked the waiter for his recommendation for this lost patron, he steered me in the direction of the osso bucco which is presented on the house made spaetzle, I must say I cannot remember the last time I had such a great meal, It was so tender it just fell off the bone and right into my mouth! Truly amazing. For desert we shared the smores that were accompanied with the chocolate bacon, my favorite two items, and together they create a ridiculous taste explosion in your mouth.. trust me you need to order this.Thank you Beckett's for a great dinning experience.