This was one of those times where I walked out, defiantly, thinking I WILL NOT BE JUDGED. Yet later on, when the SR asked me, where was mine? I had to hang my head in shame. For I, yer honour, I did walk past, and it was like a magnet pulling me in, for I did indeed see me some delightful looking almond croissants. Let me take you back to a time when once I feasted on almond croissants, in the balmy summer of the South of France. I've never tasted anything like those croissants in all my days since I left that town, not that I have ever stopped trying. Every one I have tried has paled in comparison, dry, dusty, overly sweet, not butterly melt in the almondy mouth. I'm not going to lie - The Wee Boulangerie didn't succeed either, but it gave it a damn good try. Where most almond croissants are almond paste basted in the heart of a pastry fold, and carry the body of a normal looking croissant, The Wee Boulangerie was like a Picasso impression, with crispy almond sponge oozing out everywhere. It didn't even really look like a croissant. But it tasted light, not dry, not too sweet, and the crispy light edges made a delightful contrast to the heaviness of the croissant itself. I enjoyed every, single, mouthful. A note as well - I'm on a diet. Almond croissants are pretty much verboten. The SR is on a diet. He is sick with jealousy at my hedonism... I'm going to have to get more to appease him. Thanks The Wee Boulangerie, you destroyed my diet, but in oh so such a beautiful way....


I love this place!!! I come to Charlotte three times a year and its the first place I go to eat. I wish we had these in California.


Awesome authentic and cheap spot, very small and very low-key but definitely the best Mexican food around.Viva la horchata


I love going to Delmonico's whether it's for cocktails or dinner.  I don't get to go often but when I do I love it.  The atmosphere is wonderful and the service is great.  I love their steaks but never hesitate to go for the scallops either.  I always start with the shrimp and it's always good.  We generally end with the chocolates and are never disappointed.


I am a huge fan of this outlet mall since it has good stores with affordable prices for clothes, accessories and other items. One store that is definitely my favorite is Solstice Sunglass Outlet, which offers high end sunglasses for prices up to 70% off the original price. It has fast become my source for designer sunglasses (have purchased two pairs of Dior Homme sunglasses for less than 130 dollars each!). It's also a good place to window shop and to spend a nice weekend. It is an obligated stop everytime I'm in town!


If I've learned one thing about Madison pizza, it's that the topic is a polarizing one. There's a lot of reviews here that note the uneven-at-best service. While I've definitely had some sitting and waiting in the dining room experience, their delivery has been uniformly pretty darn good. They're reasonably fast (I usually hear 45 mins to 1 hour on the phone and receive a pizza in about 30 minutes), bring a hot pizza, do cash or charge at the door, and - in the time or two when there have been questions about my order - they've called to ask rather than deliver something I didn't want.Their thin-crust pizza is good, and they provide a ton of topping options from the mundane to the bizarre. Glass Nickel has a similar variety of toppings, but I can never get past the fact that their pizza tastes mostly like bread to me. Not so with Roman Candle. The toppings are fresh, their fancy ingredient choices are worth it (my husband adores the three kinds of P-P-Pepperoni), and I appreciate that they don't pulverize their pizza veggies. For instance, the green peppers on the animal lovers' pizza retain a bit of crunch. Love it. Perhaps expected with a wide variety of fresh local veggie toppings, their salads are top-notch, too. The spinach salad with strawberries, walnuts, and blue cheese is one of my faves in Madison.A few things that leave me divided about whether this should be a 3-star or 4-star review: (+) They have lots of veggie and vegan options and are quite accommodating about substitutions and diet restrictions. (-) Their pizza is more than a little on the expensive side. Truly. (-) As such, I've been frustrated since they changed their policy on half-and-half pizzas: They used to happily make a half-and-half with two different specialty sets of toppings (my husband's an omnivore; I'm mostly-veggie), but no longer. But (+), I love that they stuck by their politics and supported the protestors by withdrawing from the Walker-supported restaurant board.


I needed a nice manicure after a bad day and they were nice to take me at 7:30 even though I called to find they closes at 7. I got a gel manicure and it was done with great precision and care. They made sure I got everything I wanted. Very satisfied and I will be back for more manicures!


Huge fan of this place, great food, great portion sizes, and great lunch specials.  It's close to work, so this may be trouble!


\"You puke, You Clean!\" That's the one rule at the Double Down Saloon. Everyone is welcome, as long as you can hold your own. For those of you who are easily intimidated by heavily tattooed, hoarse-voiced broads or fat, beer belching bikers, or rowdy rockabillies fresh from a car show, or lush sk8tpunks, or firebreating amazon women, or satanic hula-hooping sex godesses, or frazzled crackwhores, or bubble-breasted spray-tannned strippers, BEWARE. The DD has the most eclectic crowd ever and I wouldn't have it any other way. The one thing that unites all the patrons is that they are definitely not easily scared away by the hype.Yes. The bathroom is icky. But I have totally pissed in there a bajillion times (without a weird paper seat cover!) and I don't have HepC or ringworm. If you are afraid of the toilets there, you might be better off pissing outside in the alley. Just sayin'. Only the women's room has a lock, so don't try to drop a duece in the men's room, unless you're cool with other people watching you poop. Ass Juice is freaking delicious, and if my ass tatsed like that drink, I'd probably have people paying to rim me. But I have not tried the bacon martini. It's nasty-looking. I prefer my drinks to not have grease floating in them. I've always felt it was more for tourists anyways. The Bartenders there have been there for, like, ever. Not a high turnaround. So, whenever I come home to Vegas, I KNOW I can count on seeing the same peeps and I find that comforting.I love dives and this is the place that made me love them. Best. Bar. Ever.Oh. And did I mention they have Black Flag and Circle Jerks in the juke box?! Hells yeah.


Enjoyed my hike on H-3.  It's 3 miles long and, I believe, you gain elevation of about 630 feet.  I didn't think it would be as much of a challenge as it was since I often see families walking the trails when I drive by.  I was quite surprised to see the number of children hiking this trail, and doing well!  Start-em young!The view is all residential but you can see about 23 miles away!I did see a couple of lizards while hiking but no other wildlife.  Easy parking and free.


First of all, it is very hard to find this place partly because of the construction going on in the complex.  Don't give up though because they do a good job.  The place is definitely family owned and very cozy.  When I was there, there were 2 girls and 2 guys working.  They love chatting with customers.  I did a pedi with french tip + design AND pink & white full set for my hands.....I think I paid around $80 for the whole thing.  Usually, my nails are kinda short so when they put the pink & white, you can see the line underneath.  The wonderful thing about this place is, they were able to cover the lines with really perfect designs which totally won me over.  Really, if you want nice designs, this place is it.*Decor = cute*Price = average*Service = great if you are in the mood to chat


Oh Bev Mo how I miss you!!!I used to live five minutes from this location and would shop here at least once a week.Bev Mo is an alcoholics paradise! They stock hard to find beers and wines that you won't find at most liquor stores. Now that I'm living in Central PHX I'm at least 15 minutes away from the nearest Bev Mo, so now I have to resort crappy, over priced liquor stores.I have always found the prices at Bev Mo to be great and cheaper than you can get at the grocery store or liquor store.  They have an excellent selection of booze.


Fantastic breakfast. Crazy cute staff. Can't beat it.


Very good food.  Incredible kid meals...  Finally a place that offers kids a real meal.    Seems to be busier during the week and a little slow on weekends so easier to get a table on Saturdays!


Kids and I have been here multiple times. Love their sandwiches. Haven't had a bad one yet.


This new restaurant in Fountain Hills is well worth the trip.  The best Chinese food anywhere!  The restaurant offers great atmosphere and a very pleasant, welcoming staff.  Great for groups, lunch or dinner.  The food is out of this world.  Everything is extremely fresh and our favorite place to go.  HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!!


From lemon drop to IPA, this place is the real deal!


For Summerlin natives, it's easy to take Maru for granted.  It's practically in our backyard, we see it everyday taking kids to school, and it seems to always be open.  For non-fans of Korean food, it's easy to go there once, then forget about it, but if you like this type of cuisine, there's no reason to think it's any steps lower than a Korean restaurant you'd find in Koreatown (Spring Mtn & Jones) or on the Strip...and certainly no reason to have to drive further.Maru, although its clientele tends to be mostly non-Asian, has not dumbed down the menu to just the usual staples of the middle-American palate (bulgogi, kalbi, etc.).  Those items are definitely available, and are done expertly, but the more authentic array of tripe soups, steamed rice bowls, and very spicy noodle dishes are all on the menu, and I would think the fully-Korean cooks are delighted to get one of these offerings on a ticket once in a while.  They're delicious, like everything else here...except......for the sushi.  As an Asian, I've always contended that the Japanese should run Japanese restaurants, Koreans should run Korean eateries, and the Chinese should stay with Chinese fare.  As sushi has exploded in popularity since the 80's, it seems like Asian restauranteurs of every ilk now think they can roll sushi right...but unfortunately, that still isn't the case.  A few times, our white tuna or yellowtail have arrived obviously quickly thawed out (and consequently lacking any body or true flavor), and they seem to try to make up for it by putting a gigantic slice of fish on top of an oversized rice cushion.  In short, I would not take my Japanese mother here for sushi!But if you stick with any Korean menu item, you'll be delighted.  The matriarch of the family will undoubtedly come by your table at some point in your dinner to offer her gratitude for your visit, and ask you for any special requests.  She does this from her heartfelt feeling that you are visiting her home, and not for some marketing or \"feelgood\" effect.  Koreans are a very proud and passionate people...and the food they prepare from their homeland at Maru represents them well!I almost forgot to mention the kimchi and appetizer assortment that you get with every meal.  This, too, is the real deal, and if you see something missing (occasionally, they seem to cycle through their available items and bring out, say, 7 out of the 10 goodies they have in the back), just ask.  A few of the more fringe items you may get at a restaurant on Normandie in LA may not be available - maybe a pickled squid, a type of dried fish, or a blanched pearl onion - but almost anything you'd find at any Korean restaurant will gladly be brought to you if you ask.All in a fabulous, ultra-modern decor with comfortable and expansive tables.  Why leave Summerlin?


PPSS is back with a shiny new shack! Same flavorful snowcones! Same friendly & efficient service! ..and now they have 2 snowcone machines going plus additional staff.  So dont let the long lines fool ya...average wait time for us (from 50 people deep) is about 17 minutes.


New favorite dish here- the Bandeja Genaro! It serves two and is a selection of all the meats they offer (half a chicken, big pieces of grilled steak and pork, 2 different types of sausage) plus two side dishes. At a little over 20 bucks it's a great deal, and we had tons of leftovers. Be sure to try the fried plantains, too!


Previously my wife and i had been living in the town of Lancaster in California, while there we got addicted to an all-you-can-eat sushi bar called Big Tuna. Best place we have ever been, excellent sushi, excellent service, excellent ambiance. Since moving to Vegas though we have been searching and searching for a place that comes close to matching it, and while we have not yet found such a place we both agree Yama Sushi comes decently close. The sushi is well made and comes to you fairly quickly. While we have been to some locations where the sushi comes back to us at room temperature (ick) the sushi here is still nice and cool. My personal favorite is the garlic tuna, while my wife's favorite is the baked green mussels. The rolls are all pretty good, we have yet to find one we didn't really enjoy, though I do suggest being careful with anything that has cream cheese because it can be overpowering. Oh! And it is all you can eat desserts as well! Love mochi? Get as much as you like!Downsides? I hate it when you order a soda and they give you a can, especially at an all-you-can-eat place. I generally just stick with a water then. Also, sitting at the bar for any real length of time can be murder on your butt, but it is the best place to be for the all-you-can-eat sadly. All in all this is the best place for sushi my wife and I have found in Vegas so far, and we have tried quite a few. Don't go towards closing hour and it should be a excellent experience!!


The Caley Sample Room is a gem in the western side of Edinburgh, with a loyal local following and plenty of folk who travel a way to get here. The food wins awards, the beers and drinks are varied and plentiful and it has the best table water in Edinburgh (stuffed with mint, cucumber and whatever else they think will help).The architecture's a little odd, but that probably stems from its previous life as part of the nearby brewery. The exterior can seem a little uninviting and unfortunately it lends itself to smokers clogging up the doorway, but the pub opens up once you're in. The restaurant to the right has plenty of covers, set around heavy wooden tables that bring a feeling of tradition and quality. To your right is the rest of the pub, with a long bar that stretches into the distance. Good for a quiet midweek pint, or a busy Friday night, they host regular live music nights and other special events.The staff know they're stuff about the menu and the drinks on offer, which is all you can ask. Fortunately I've always found them friendly too.It's well worth your while calling in to the CSR if you're in the area - near Fountainbridge, the canal, Gorgie Farm and the other delights of this side of town.


Great prices, efficient service, and really good food! We got the meatball, italian beef, and sicilian-- all of which were really flavorful and did not skimp on the toppings. The sicilian was probably the least favorite of the three, but still was enjoyable.The italian beef was loaded with beef, but some of it was slightly fatty.The meatball had several meatballs, not dry at all, and the marinara was excellent.Great experience overall.


J'ai d\u00e9jeun\u00e9 l\u00e0 dimanche matin et je suis d'avis que Dukin' Donuts est VRAIMENT meilleur que Tim Hortons. Je ne comprend pas pourquoi toutes leurs succursales ont disparues dans les derni\u00e8res ann\u00e9es. Leur caf\u00e9 est bon. Il a le vrai go\u00fbt du vrai caf\u00e9 (m\u00eame les boissons \u00e0 base d'espresso!) contrairement aux boissons du Tim qui, comme l'Ontario, n'ont aucune saveur seulement un dr\u00f4le d'arri\u00e8re go\u00fbt. Les beignes sont meilleurs (ils ne sont pas d\u00e9congel\u00e9s), les croissants sont meilleurs (ils ne go\u00fbtent pas le g\u00e2teau \u00e0 la vanille avec du sel) et le chocolat chaud n'est pas un sirop de sucre avec un arri\u00e8re go\u00fbt de cacao cheap! Les sandwiches sont aussi en portions beaucoup plus g\u00e9n\u00e9reuses que chez le comp\u00e9titeur.J'exige un come back de Dunkin' Donuts partout au Qu\u00e9bec pour que je puisse enfin retrouver les p\u00e2tisseries de mon enfance! Tim Hortons ne m\u00e9rite pas d'avoir le monopole du caf\u00e9-beigne bon march\u00e9.


My husband and I hadn't gone there in many years - no idea why, but we always seem to end up in Arrowhead restaurant row,  fighting traffic and long waits (unless we're at Cheesecake Factory which always seems to have ample tables). It was our anniversary and we decided to try a different restaurant.We were glad we went!  On a Friday night we only had to wait about 20 minutes, which we did at the bar - just enough time to have a drink.  The drink prices are really good and the bartender got our drink order as soon as we sat down, even though the entire bar was full (we got the last 2 seats).About 10 minutes after arriving, the hostess found us in the bar and asked us if we wanted a table (she could seat us then) or if we wanted to wait for a booth (we did) - instead of just dragging us to a table.  We should have requested a booth when we arrived, and forgot, so it was nice that they asked before we vacated our seats at the bar.The food arrived in a timely manner and was terrific - great steak and lobster and, again, great prices.  We really like the fact that you can order your steak to size according to your hunger: no reason for over eating unless you want to.  The veges were cooked just right - not too crisp nor too limp. The portions were all good sized except for my baked potato.  It wasn't as large as other restaurants, but maybe that's why I had room for dessert (usually don't). For dessert we got the sampler, figuring it would be 3 small portions. Wrong!  They were all full-size as far as I'm concerned.  We both looked at it and said, \"how are we going to eat all this?\" (we did lol). My husband liked the carrot cake & cheesecake, and I loved the pecan fudge brownie with ice cream/whipped cream/hot fudge.Last but not least, our server was full of personality - we really liked her and tipped her accordingly...All in all, a great night! We won't let so much time go by before visiting again.


Pacific Sales is not your run of the mill appliance store. They close at 6pm and they are not open on Sundays. Pacific Sales caters to a specific clientele of people who know what they want. Their selection of built-in appliances and specialty fixtures (farmhouse sinks etc) are pretty good. If you're looking for Viking, Thermador or Wolf appliances, this is probably the place to be at. They can special order pretty much anything from the brands that they do carry. Pacific Sales also price matches (except AJ Madison and other online-only retailers) and they offer pretty good discounts on holidays and on some floor models. You have up to 3 months to cancel your order if not yet delivered. If you have a special kitchen in mind, I'd try to get down to Pacific Sales on a Saturday since that's the only day they keep reasonable hours for the 9-5 employee.


Came here during a visit to see Uncle Ryan.  My son loved it (3 years old).  We were running out of things to do for him so it was a good find.  This place is great for a couple hours if you have a toddler or young child you want to entertain & tire out.  They also do bday parties, it would probably be good for a small group of kids in that age group.Pros:Cleanprice: $8indoors so option for any weather/year roundCons:It's relatively small :  there are 4-5 large \"bouncy houses\" and a toddler room


Mike n Molly's is a great time for those looking to enjoy the variety that Champaign-Urbana has to offer. The gigs are almost always entertaining and the staff is very responsive and friendly. It's a nice place to go with a small group of friends and have a few, or even dance on Saturdays. As a college student, I think it's fantastic for my new friends that Mike n Molly's lets them in at 19+, because it's a real bitch finding other bars that do that.


There's always a wait on weekends but you expect that at such a simple but great place. The bruschetta boards are amazing!!!! Salads are also really good.


Stew went above and beyond! There are no words to describe how grateful I am for his help through my relocation process. He made everything go more efficiently and smoothly than I ever thought possible. He is so very thorough and detail oriented. I cannot recommend him more highly!!!


This is very good upscale Mexican food.  My only problem is I find it hard to swallow $20 - $30 for a plate of Mexican food.  I know it is very good quality, but I feel for that kind of money I could have a better experience elsewhere.  If the price doesn't bother you, then by all means, it is very good.


My family & I have a wonderful time staying at Red Lion Inn & Suites on 08/27/13.  Check in was so fast & friendly. The Clerk was very nice & helpful. He told me I have an automatic upgrade to a full suite with kitchen. He shows me actually where my room is on the map, which is 25 steps away. I park my car right under my room. I can see my car from my room. The staff are very friendly. Breakfast in the morning is ok. The most fancy thing my niece & nephew love is the pancake. Everything else is just regular continental breakfast.The room was very clean, beds are clean & pillows very comfortable.  The kitchen is very clean & the fridge is huge.  It is very nice to have the kitchen we went to Fry supermarket & brought corns to cook & green grapes to washed in the sink.  The pool was small & kinna dirty. The room is quiet.  We will return to Red Lion Inn & Suites if we return to the area.


I've had Dr Mike treat me since June of this year 2013. He gave me 16 crowns and my smile back. He has truly changed my life.His office staff has been wonderful and so professional.He's the doc you need to correct any dental issues.


Cherry Bar... Don't be swayed by the name... Its a man's bar....  no, no stripper pole!  I wasn't sure what to expect, when I walked in, but when I was greeted by the familiar face of Tom, the bartender ( His abilities are legendary from Padlock and Friends) I knew I was gonna be quite happy! Prior to being baptized \"Cherry Bar\" ... the place was most recently named \"Friends\"... it had a great staff and location, but lacked an identity. I understand that changes are underway, and a lot can be expected in the future from the new owners, including a completed outdoor patio area and interior remodel. Personally, I'm happy to see their Men's bathroom is modern, clean and well lit. ( unlike another nameless bar on 7th Street just North of Missouri ..YUK !!!) They also have some awesome drink specials going on.. I was there on a Thursday night... and it was 2-4-1... other specials are Mojito Mondays $4.00 until 11...with karaoke starting at 9! and $5.00 well Martinis on Wednesday! And Every night is 2-4-1 from 11PM until close! So... I'll be here often...... it has a lot of potential... and besides... If you ask... Tom will shake the hell out of your martini the way it should be... frosty cold!


Absolutely loved this place!  We went here on our last night in Las Vegas and were pleasantly surprised.  The service was attentive and the food was great.  Everything was freshly prepared and spiced exactly to the level (hot spicy) that we like.  The decor was attractive and the room was quiet, which allowed a romantic conversation.We knew the food was going to be authentic when we noticied that all of the other diners were Indian.  Items we ordered were garlic naan, vegetable biriyani, lamb rogan josh, and an okra vegetable dish. The serving sizes were generous and we had some to bring back to our hotel room to snack on later.The pricing was very good.  What we paid was an excellent value for a delicious and memorable meal.  We would definitely come back on our next trip to Las Vegas.


My boys have been coming here since birth.  All the dr's are great. I started with Dr Rosemary Hyun. She's Asian dr. Very good. She's always so busy. You have to set up apts well in advance. As my boys got older they wanted a male dr. So I used Dr Misch which is Dr Hyun husband. Both are very caring and are always accurate on diagnosis. He also is busy. There office is 215 and Durango next to the hospital.  Unfortunately  I had moved. So now I go to the horizon ridge location. Brand new office. Big and clean. There old location was on Eastern and horizon ridge. Even tho they moved location. You still wait a long time to see the Dr. Because I moved and now I see Dr Hodap. Even though I can't stand the wait times. Your going to wait at any Dr office. I would rather wait and make sure all my questions are answered and that the dr takes the time needed for the visit. Then to have less wait time and have Dr be rushed and not accommodate my child's needs. You can't please everyone. As long as you know wait times are long. Then at least you will know what to expect. I recommend them. All the dr's are great. I did try a female Dr on Fortepache. I would get in right away but my kids and I never felt a connection with her. I always felt she wasn't accurate in her diagnoses. And you could tell she was rushing. No thank you. I would rather have a longer wait time and get good service than a quick visit any day!


Great food. Great service. Our server Garry was extremely helpful with helping us with the menu selections. Everyone was friendly. Food was amazing!


This is our favorite Mexican joint in town. The food and service is consistently good. The sauces seem to have gotten spicier over time, or so it seems!  Definitely try the green sauce- it's delicious and super spicy at the same time. The wait can seem long at times but its usually no longer than 15 minutes.


Came here since it was on Man vs. Food to try the food and see how it is. I ordered the Jewish Sliders that were made famous as on the show and boy was it good. I seriously can't explain just how amazing this plate is. Wish I lived in Arizona just to eat here. I didn't get a chance to try their bakery but it looks like it is really good and worth a stop. It definitely hit the spot. Beef brisket and a potato pancake sliders? Yes please! Must have meal: Original Jewish Sliders


Came highly recommended and lived up to the hype. The oxtail cheese fries were crazy and delicious and the burgers (Miyagi and a custom) were killer. The craft beer list was very strong and the staff was knowledgeable.


Cheese = AmazingCheese curds = amazing x2The hidden gem of this place, however is the red velvet fudge.  Snatch some up immediately.Service was also very helpful.  Summing it up:  stop here if you can.


Dear Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa,Thank you for letting me swim quietly and nudely in your pool after midnight on any number of occasions. Yours, most sincerely, A bunch of hot, drunk, bored Phoenicians


During the holidays I purchased pies from JBs.  First of all the Manager was very helpful and personable.  Secondly the pies were out of this world.  I am not a pumpkin pie eater, but their pumpkin pie was delicious.  Their apple pie was like I have never tasted and I have tasted a few including homemade.  You've gotta' try the apple pie it will spoil you to any other pie,


Coming from Southern California, I have pretty high standards for Dim Sum. I was passing by Phoenix on my way to Albuquerque and decided to get some dim sum, as the Valley is the last bastion of Chinese food before I head east. I honestly didn't know what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised.First of all, the prices are very very reasonable. You cannot even get $2.38 for practically all items (except for large specialty items) in Orange County or San Diego. You'd have to go to New York, San Francisco, or the San Gabriel Valley to find dim sum cheaper than what you find here.Secondly, the quality is pretty good. The shui mai was tasty, even if it wasn't great looking. The clay pot rice with spare-ribs was pretty good. The bowl of stewed tripe was decent, albeit a bit smaller in amount than I would find in LA. The only big disappointment was the fried sticky rice, which came out a bit dry.Service was fairly decent when I was there, much better than the average in SoCal, which can range from tolerably forgetful to disgustingly rude. Sure, the service isn't the friendly service I would get when I go to a nice sit down Italian joint, but I'm also not expecting that.Bonus, they do well in decorating a space that's essentially an end of an indoor strip mall pit. I'll be back when I drive back west towards home!


We have lived in Encanto Park for several years however never stopped in this place.  As previously mentioned - the place looks a little scary from the outside!  We saw the Yelp reviews and thought what the heck?  The menu has a wide variety of dishes.  We had the chicken taco, the barbacoa and carne asada burritos.  Everything was seasoned well.  The barbacoa is cooked in some type of red chili sauce.  The carne asada was a bit fatty however flavorful.  The small flour tortillas come out hot off the stove.  They are great!   We also discovered they carry bottled Coke and other sodas from Mexico.  I loved the condiment bar with the various salsas and toppings which included limes, cucumbers, radishes, and cabbage.  The pico de gallo and guacamole sauce were my favorites.  Unlike America's Taco where you are given a tiny bit of everything on the side, this place is a free for all!The interior was immaculate!  The decor is not great.  Plastic chairs and tables.  The front counter gal could not answer any of my questions.  The server though was extremely nice - especially considering our two year old dumped a plate of rice on the floor!  This place reminds me of Wishell's donuts down the street.  The exterior is terrible but inside they have the most heavenly donuts and croissants!  The place sells out by 8 am!  You would never know by looking at it from the outside.Lesson learned - don't judge a book by it's cover.


According to William Shatner, this is \"the nicest theatre\" he's ever performed in. Forgive the ending as a preposition. Zappos used this venue as its quarterly All 1400 employees fit nicely inside the plush seats and the large stage accommodates all speakers and guests. For any traveling Broadway shows, this is definitely the place to go in Vegas. From the Book of Mormon to Wicked, they get it all. The inside is beyond gorgeous and there isn't a bad seat in the house. I have yet to have a bad experience. Who needs the strip when you can get some culture in Downtown Vegas!


First time going to this jiffy lube location and I had an overall great experience getting an oil change. Sam was a joy to be around and helped answer all of my questions. Definitely coming back the next time I need an oil change.


I'm not a big burger person, but I like how they make your burger to order. I love how they let you pick your toppings..a big plus for us. Their fries are amazing! Love the seasonings that they put on them. We always order the small fries and share as they give you so much!! This location is always so clean. Bathrooms are also clean and well stocked. Tables clean, and when someone leaves, one of the workers comes over and wipes it down.


One of my favorite place to shop on State Street. In particular for sunglasses, bags, and other gifts for my friends. (and for myself)  Little Luxuries includes novelty items as well as a nice array of jewelery and well crafted bags and home decorating items. (including a laptop case that I bought 3 years ago and STILL get compliments)  I would describe tihis store as Pop Deluxe with slightly more useful things.. but not THAT much more useful.


Awesome burger!    The place looks so great since the renovation!  Great dessert that's new!  Macadamia brownie with gooey Carmel.   And ice cream!   Meatloaf is a great entree as well!  Great staff and awesome head chef!


Drinks & appetizers, that's my advice.I like their beet salad..but the green beans are raw (or always undercooked?) and they make the salad annoying to chew/eat every time, otherwise that salad is one to try.


This place is such an interesting idea, because it specializes in state auto inspections.  I usually associate anything with the government or DMV as a huge pain is the @$$, but this was extremely fast and easy.We pulled up, they grabbed our keys, and 10-12 mins later the car was inspected and we were on our way.  You do not even have to make an appointment.  There is no doubt that I will go back here for my next inspection.


Was in Scottsdale for an overnight trip and decided to stop by this place to have some dinner and watch the Suns vs Lakers game.  The joint is a really nice sports bar and grill....I've never been to a sports bar that was so nice before, I thought I had the wrong place when I arrived.  The restaurant is well kept and looks like it just opened, at least by the cleanliness and decor.Since I was alone, I saddled up to the bar and decided to eat and have a few Beers while I watched the game.  The menu is pretty extensive, so I asked the bartender for her recommendation.  She suggested the Boneless Wings ($7.99) or the Sliders ($7.99 + $.50 w/Cheese).....I said, \"What the hell, let's go for both!\".  I asked her to make sure the Boneless Wings were really Spicy.  Since I had been in China for the past 10 days I was in the mood for some heat.....she said that their hottest wing sauce wasn't that hot....but that the cooks could whip up  a Habanero Sauce for me.  I asked her to have the Boneless Wings prepared with Hot Sauce and put the Habanero Sauce on the side, just to be on the safe side, LOL.  To wash it down, I had a 22 oz SunUp Trooper IPA ($5.50).I watched the Lakers vs Suns game for a while and made some new friends at the bar while I waited for my food.  After a short wait the first dish to come out was the Boneless Wings.  The Habanero Sauce was so Hot that when they placed it down in front of me I choked on the fumes....and this was with the Sauce on the Side!  I had to move the plate off to the side, just so I could breathe....perfect!  I took one piece of Boneless Wing, dipped it into the Habanero Sauce, and took a bite....wow, it packed a big punch!  Very spicy and soooo good!  The Chicken was moist and juicy and cooked just right.....not too crunchy and not too soft....and full of flavor.The Sliders came out a few minutes later....so I left 1/2 my Wing order to go try the Sliders.  There were 4 Sliders on the plate.  I tried it with a little Blue Cheese Dressing.....yum!  Then I dipped them in a little Blue Cheese then with the Habanero Sauce that came with the Wings....even better!  I told the bartender to tell the cooks that their Habanero Sauce was a huge hit and to thank them for me.It took me a while, but I devoured everything I ordered.  2 IPA's later and with a Lakers' loss in the making, I asked the bartender to change up the Beer order and asked for her recommendation.  She suggested the 4 Peaks Peach Ale (22 oz $5.50)....ok, I normally don't do Peach flavored Beer but went with it anyway.  I'm glad I did, it had a nice smooth finish and you could barely taste the Peach flavor....it didn't overwhelm the brew.Despite a Lakers loss, I had a great time and meal here.  Kudos to the staff for making a patron happy by whipping up a spicy Habanero Sauce on the fly....you can almost feel the heat in the pics I took.Will I return?  You bet I will!


Barbara is a professional Charlotte business owner that is just an overall inspiring woman. So thankful to know her. Would recommend working with Barbara to anyone  interested in a pet friendly, slob and kid friendly space.


Good healthy food, fast friendly service,and right by the gym, what else do you want?


Watched a Suns game here recently and had a blast.  The arena is in the heart of Downtown Phoenix and is near bars and restaurants.  It's really easy to have a pre and post-game party.  We walked to Lucky Strikes after the game and had a few drinks and shot some pool.Overall, it's a good time in this arena.Return Factor - 90%


Even if you don't grab a bite to eat here, you should stop for the shakes.  Either with alcohol or without.  They have some damn fine shakes.  I loved the s'mores one.  ugh. omg. delicious.


This hotel was a lot of fun. I love the focus on celebrity chefs. Food was great,,,,, don't eat at the buffet though.


big fan of the lunch buffet.  Although it tends to be the same things most of the time there are 4 bins that rotate what is offered.  the kid always enjoys cheese quesadilla and tater tots.  i enjoy making my soft tacos with the spicey steak.


I had an incredible time at battlefield Vegas. I got to shoot a .380 Mac-11, m2 carbine, G36C, beretta PM-12, and a .308 SCAR all fully-automatic. I really liked the fact that the instructor who took me on the range was really polite and helpful. The fact they have nearly 400 weapons really entices me to go back next time I'm in Vegas. My only knock on the place was that one of the women at the counter had a slight attitude when I was asking questions about the 1911 pistols they had and weather they had a tec-9 or not.  Other than that, the experience was great.


i was here last night, not to count the numerous previous visits. this is my friend's favorite pub! and it is my #2 pub for there delicious food. they got awesome apple cobblers, and cottage pie is my favorite dish here.  they got chimay on tab which is one of my favorite beer. everytime i go to this pub i get a kick out of it.  there are times like on the weekends where it will take a while for services but still the staff here is very friendly. :) i'll definitely be back!


After having mock meat meals at a number of restaurants across the world, this place ranks up there. A group of 4 can eat every item from the buffet menu. Go hungry, drink lots of water. The sodium content does catch up with you. Closed off the meal with some red bean ice cream. Will be back here next time to finish the rest of the menu.


We saw an ad in the Seven magazine and seeing as how close it is to our home, my boyfriend and I decided to give it a try.  We ended up bragging about the place to his good friend from Wooster about the delicious food we just devoured. The first visit, my bf had a steak bomb, and I had the chicken finger sub. I normally order chicken finger subs hot out here because the sauce level from back home in Buffalo is always one level down. I ordered hot and holy crap, my lips were red! I LOVE IT!!!!  Lots of onions and tomatoes on it. My bf's steak bomb was just that...bomb...in a West Coast lingo kind of way.  We also shared the cheesy tater tots which are served in a big round takeout container with melted cheese, bacon, and green onions. Fabulous! Just went back tonight, and my bf did the happy dance because they are now serving New England Clam Chowder!!!!!  He loved it, along w/ his steak bomb.  I had a cajun chicken bomb and the thing was so damn loaded with meat, when I unwrapped it, it almost rolled off the table. \"I had a chicken bomb stain on my bright yellow shirt...\"  It was super flavorful and as always, we promise the boys we'll be back. The staff here is great, always helpful and pleasant. Always carrying on conversations with customers who are natives of Massachusetts.


I take my vehicle into Wilhelm for oil changes and necessary car repairs. I have always found the front desk and mechanics to be extremely helpful and friendly. My family and I are natives and have always taken our vehicles to Wilhelm. I wouldn't think of going any other place. I would HIGHLY recommend to them to anyone!


The kids can't get enough of this place!!! We have been 3 times since moving to PHX a month ago. Right now they are saving up their allowance money to go again, because it isn't cheap!! We do the $17.99 wristband specials, but even still, they burn through the game $$ pretty quick. The food is decent, however, the drinks are very diluted and last time there was no server in the lounge area, so the manager was waiting tables. The place is super fun though.


If I could turn back time...If I could find a way....I would go back to Cleopatra's Barge and rub her boobs.Never EVER have I rocked out whilst being surrounded by a moat. At least it kept the black knight at bay. Zing!The drinks were pricey, the crowd was older, and the cover band was shitastic! All in all a damn good time for these Pure (trendy club) rejects!


The food:The reviews are true- the lamb kuzi is ridiculously good and a great buy.  It is tender, well seasoned and very generous in proportion.  They garnish with almonds and raisins and serve with a large portion of well-cooked (and high quality) rice.  I will echo other reviews that the vegetarian musaka is great but it was a definite second to the lamb if you're a meat eater.  If eggplant is your thing, it's salty, savory, good texture for the eggplant and just enough garlic.Atmosphere:The place was pretty empty while we were there- a Thursday night- but it was cute and comfortable.  Nothing high-brow but that's part of its charm.  Service:The owner, Ali, waited on us and was more than accommodating. If you're into supporting local businesses with charming owners, here is a another stop for you.   We told him we heard about the restaurant on Yelp and that seemed to excite him though he wasn't really sure what Yelp was.  In the end, he gave us a free baklava which my dinner date liked but I thought was a little too peppery.  It's not the traditional baklava (extra cardamom I believe) but he liked the spin on it.  I guess I'm boring enough to prefer something more traditional.All in all, a great experience- can't wait to go back to try more on the menu.  I'm sure it's all just as great of a deal and just as delicious.One Downside- for you drinkers, no alcohol.  I'm going to suggest a BYOB endeavor for Ali...


This hotel is a comfortable walking distance to the main strip, but far enough away that you feel like you aren't sleeping in Vegas... which is more and more appealing the older I get. I like that Platinum shies away from being a typical Vegas hotel - there's no smoking, cheesy decor, or slot machines here! You're staying in a nice quiet oasis. The front desk was super friendly about splitting our room between 7 credit cards, and the bar service was superb.  A cutie from San Jose who I used to have classes with, whodathunk? I particularly loved the GIANT bathtub - fit all us girls all at once! (In our bathing suits boys, calm down). The only reason I don't give it five stars is because it's more expensive than it should be. When there are tons of deals in Vegas, why would you go back to pay so much more? ....For the bathtub! That's why! .... maybe....


Yelp 100 Challenge 14' * 7/100Got wonderful rear orchestra seats for my mom's advance birthday to Shania Twain's 'Still the One' thanks to Erica Y. The Colosseum had a very intimate setting with not a bad seat in the house, a giant screen and tech that allowed for all the right details to make a concert worth the price...and in my case, worth the run. Since school started, I've slowly reverted back to a planned schedule and the spontaneity of getting the tickets for my parents on the day of meant hopping on a couple of buses and running straight for the theater after my last class ended. And when I say racing two city blocks was worth it, I would do it all over again if it means seeing a concert as great as that. Before I get into details about the venue, my family - who's been a fan of Shania since the late 90s - got our fill. Although my efforts to get there on time didn't quite work out (15 minutes late), we were told that we only missed a couple of songs. Gracious and beautiful as ever, Shania delivered an incredible show with theatrical props I've grown accustomed to seeing only in Broadway shows. Transitions made use of the big screen with music filled in continuously by the band, strings, back-up vocals and did anyone else actually smell actual burning wood during that campfire number? Shania would come up to the audience, give them a hug, allowed pictures to be taken with her, even had a handful of people join her up on stage as they sang around the campfire - funny how the security guards were going pretty ballistic over how much of us were snapping our cameras. Beautiful beautiful woman, inside and out. We adore her just as much as we did way back when and I guess we got even more respect for her with how she's handled herself over the years. Now I understand why people get figgety about the sound quality at the Smith Center. Comparatively, the way the Colosseum was designed and sound was engineered amplified a balance to the ears, almost as if we were listening to a recorded version of a song. You could make out every instrument in the background and the voices blended in perfectly while at the Smith, words tended to get muffled. The use of projectors also provided more room for creativity with lighting; painting sceneries, atmospheres; producing colors; triggering certain emotions. Stage was huge. Number of times, I felt like we were at an IMAX theatre. There's a snack bar right outside for audience members to get some food or drinks to enjoy. Staff was very friendly and we were escorted by one then relayed to another smoothly till we arrived at our seats. Ultimately, the concert was very accommodating and we felt right at home to the rock/pop/country beats. To those who may have second thoughts about the concert, I promise you won't regret.


There was a line out the door, and upon watching the other patrons waiting for a table holding their BYO wares,  I dispatched myself to get a bottle of beer for the appetizers and a bottle of wine for the mains.  Fortunately there was a place nearby.The food did not disappoint.  It was certainly home made and turned out to be great.  I was short on imagination so we did not stray from the typical order of Dolmas, Artichokes, Calimari for starters and then Lamb for mains.  My friends got the Shisk-Kabob which they swear were the best they have had.If you are in Montreal please go, it will not dissapoint.


I got to stay here for free, as one of my travel companion's parents had timeshare points we used.   However, as a group of seven costs would have been WAY cheaper than any comparable location on the strip.We had a suite which included a one-bedroom and a studio.  There were balconies on both, and we luckily had a view of the strip!  One-bedroom breakdown:-Full kitchen with supplies (pots, pans, silverware, plates, cups, salt, pepper, sponge, dishwashing liquid, etc)-Bathroom with two sinks and big bathtub-Dining table + chairs-Huge TV-Bed and closet in the bedroom-Sofabed in the living room-Slept 5Bonus: Ipod dock and speakers...party in the room!Studio breakdown:-microwave, coffeemaker, cups-murphy bed-bathroom with shower stall-large TV, but not as big as the one-bedroom-slept 2This is more a family place, I can't say we didn't get some strange looks from other patrons strolling through the lobby \"dressed to impress.\"  The staff was very courteous and we never had any sort of problem.The pool area is on the smaller side and got very crowded the weekend we stayed, so chairs/chaises/cabanas were all filled up.  However, you can grab all the towels you want and make your own little cushioned area.A big draw was the kitchen, stop by Von's on your way to stock it up!  There's nothing better than coming back at god-knows-what-hour and microwaving some mac-n-cheese, mmmmmm.


There is nothing bad to say about JFG! I came for the first time a couple of years ago almost when our best friends moved to Gilbert.  We make sure we go there EVERY TIME we are in the area -- it was also fun to see that it was a Triple D and to check out what items Guy Fieri checked out.  I unfortunately haven't spread out from my norm much because I love my burger with bleu cheese and mushrooms on it! Their different fries like the garlic fries and loaded baked potato fries are delish, and their onion rings are DELIGHTFUL.  They make KILLER homemade lemonade (I get the Strawberry!) and know how to make a mean milkshake.  Everything else I've seen on the menu that people have gotten have looked nothing short of amazing so maybe one day I'll stray from the norm!


My first visit to Fuego Tacos was totally pleasant ... once we actually found it!  It is tucked away at the back of what looks like a corporate building.    We were there mid-afternoon on a Saturday and there were only a handful of occupied tables.  The bar seemed very inviting, but alas, we were there with our one-year-old, so no major margaritas for me.The food was great.  The tacos were very flavorful and the sweet potato fries were a hit with the babe.  I would definitely go back for another round, whether it be for a mid-afternoon late lunch or for happy hour during the week.


Connie and the rest of the staff were amazing! We didn't know exactly what we were looking for, but she walked us through all of our options, and the plaque came out looking fantastic. The price was great, the staff was very knowledgeable, and they really went the extra mile for us. When Connie found out this was a surprise gift, she even made sure to call my cell phone before emailing me any questions or proofs, just in case I wasn't the only one at my computer. I would recommend Tempe Trophy to everyone!


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We visit this restaurant at least once a week. Everything is always hot and fresh. Nice friendly people who run it and everything we have tried there has been great. I definetely recommend it for anyone who loves good Chinese food . Go here and vote for them  http://www.top100chineserestaurants.com/vote/restaurant.asp?id=509944220


Decent drinks + chill atmosphere + Irish Nachos (oh God yes) + lack of sketchy people grinding on you = WIN.


Excellent in every aspect.  Had the White Fish platter, comes with 2 bagels, cream cheese,choice of salads,6 sliced tomatoes, capers, green and black olives, lettuce, pickle, etc.  Too much.. will be back without a doubt.  $16.95


I've been coming to this little spot for years now!! Its fantastic!! The secret is Taco Thursday! My family and I often make our way in on Thursdays for there taco special!Dollar tacos and dollar house margaritas!! I mean how can you beat that?! For this special you get to choose between 3 taco options... Carne asada (my favorite) Beef Taco (only one that comes on a crispy shell) and the Fish taco (Yummmm). The margaritas are small but powerful! if you want something on the healthier side go for the fish taco with no tortilla its still awesome because the fish is always fresh! The nice cute as a button ladies (all of them are wonderful) greet you with a smile and as soon as you sit down they bring over some chips and salsa but my favorite part is the AMAZING bean dip! ooooooh soooo good I could drink it! The cheese crisps are also to die for they come with green chilies (not spicy) so they give it a little something extra (sooo delish).Another must try is there Tortilla Soup! Its hearty and full of think chunks of veggies including avocado! Great for someone who's not feeling so great (a touch of nani's cooking does the body good!!)  Cecilia is they most amazing server ever and I'm pretty sure my family would adopt her (basically has) if they could! She is seriously amazing its come to the point where we don't even have to tell her want we want to eat because she knows our order like the back of her hand! Shes always aware of whats going on in the entire restaurant and is always on her A-game!!!  We love our Cici!


I love, love, love this place! The restaurant is located in the old Palace Station. The name said it all for this place. It's just a bar with about 10 seats. I've read a lot of reviews that said the wait was long. Luckily for my boyfriend and I, we did not have to wait and were seated right away. The restaurant is very casual and the service is casual as well. I don't mind it since the food was extremely delicious. We ordered a dozen oysters and the Pan Roast. The oyster were really fresh and the dipping sauce was delicious too. The Pan Roast, on the other hand, was so delicious. It was one of the highlight point of the entire trip there. Writing this review makes me feel hungry for the Pan Roast. It's that good! I will definitely come back the next time I'm in Vegas!


Tried the oreo concrete this time. it was so good I had it for dinner! Must try if you love deserts..


I have been climbing at NCC for about a year and a half, and have thoroughly enjoyed my time climbing there.  It's not the prettiest gym, but the people are friendly and the routes are good and constantly changing.  Since the new management has taken over, this place has only been improving - the only downside, it's become much more crowded, typically with birthday parties full of kids.  The staff is friendly, laid back, and very helpful, and happy to give advice to climbers of all skill levels.  The laid back attitude can sometimes backfire when little kids or soccer moms with video cameras walk infront of you while you're in the middle of a boulder problem, but the problem is not that common (yet frustrating when it happens).  But all-in-all, if you're on the south side of Vegas, this is your place to climb if you want to climb in a gym.


A great way to hit 300 reviews! We had heard only good things about this place, both on Yelp and from friends and co-workers that have been. We headed in and the black out curtains immediately made it feel like nighttime inside. After picking a seat at the bar we took a look at the menu and debated on the options. I opted for the Shepherd's Pie (Cottage Pie) Pasty and he went for the The Oggie. We then decided to share a side of \"chips\" (i.e. fries). The best part of sitting at any restaurant bar, is getting to see the workers do what they do. This place was even better for that idea since you could not only watch bartenders mixing up drinks, but the kitchen was front and center, so we were able to watch our food be made from start to finish!The food took a bit to come out, but each order is made fresh and the fries are baked, not fried, so it's worth waiting for. Both our Pasties were delicious and very filling! The fries were cooked perfectly, and it was nice to step away from the fried food world and still enjoy a great stuffed pasty and fries.The staff was very friendly and checked in on us regularly. We were so stuffed we didn't get dessert this go-round, however, it isn't out of the cards for the next visit!Overall: AA quirky \"hole-in-the-wall\" bar with amazing food, fun staff, and great ambiance. Go!


Consistently adding value to already invaluable services. I am always surprised to see something new and awesome added.


Well kept secret in University City. Took the kids for a day out. Very affordable prices. $5 for each game per person. 25 cents for the video games. Throwback video games (Pac-Man, Moon Patrol, Donkey Kong, Foosball, Air Hockey). 9 holes of the putt-putt are above ground, the back 9 are underground. The kids thought it was pretty cool. Great spot to get to if you want to get out with the kids or have a date night out with the missus. A+++++ Now that's what's up!!!!


Dear Eye-Rolling-Frustrated-Grille-Cook:The (veggie) hotdogs are good. The tacos are good. The fries are killer.But your Falafel is AMAZING! Though it is visibly clear that you hate making them, any time the gracious cashier girl fires them out to you; however, if you didn't make them so damned delicious, and rolled them so wonderfully tight, we wouldn't be so tempted to piss you off every time my boyfriend and I come in.But alas - you are mighty good at what you do, even if you hate doing it. Love, Caitlin


I'm visiting Phoenix and went there tonight with a friend from the area who picked the restaurant, and I'm glad I did.  As others have said it's a very casual place attached to a store, but the food is what brings you there.  I couldn't decide what to try so I had the combination plate, from the description it looked like a light meal.  The food was great, but the portions were about double what I expected - instead of a light meal I barely finished it.  Everything was good, but I left wondering what some of the items were so I could get them again.


Good beer, good food. Love the cashew butter and jelly sandwich with bananas!


I've been to a couple different Auto Techs, this location and staff is by far the most welcoming, professional and helpful. Very fast and efficient.


Happy to report that service has definitely improved!I highly suggest going during Ramadan. It is over August 18 this year, but that last day will probably be very busy.They have a nightly buffet for Ramadan. Get there by 8:15 to secure a table, but eating (and drinking even water) doesn't begin until 8:35. Technically, if you aren't muslim you can eat before then, but it would be very rude.  Everyone else there will have been fasting since sun-down. About 8:25 people will start lining up to fix their plates so when the time comes, they are ready to eat.Go and get some great food and witness a cultural holiday different than your own!


This place rocks.  It seems like during the days it's full of Zappos employees eating lunch (saw two Zappos credit cards there) and at night they have various events going on like spoken word, etc.  Great vibe, very chill and of course they have free and fast WiFi too.  I've eaten the breakfast croissant which was great (the nice thick cut peppered bacon is a nice touch) and the next day had a croque monsier which is not that big, but it's tasty and comes with a side salad too...


When I first moved to Phoenix, I was walking around the Esplanade and saw this place.  I had lived in NYC for years and had lived on Mercer street where there was a \"Merc Bar\" so thought I would go in and see if there was any connection.  Sure enough, this place is the 2nd location of the NYC Merc Bar.  Since I live across the street I come here fairly regularly.  I'm usually a wine or beer drinker and my only critique would be the limited selection of draft beers and very small wine list.  To their credit, their three beer tap usually has both Stella and Guinness, two of my favorites.  Nonetheless, I still have not found a wine there that I really love.  Not many people realize that they do make some excellent cheese plates if you need to snack on something.  And the bar always has both goldfish and pretzels.  If you are on a date, the really great thing is that you can grab a cozy table in the back and talk if you don't want to deal with the bar scene.


The menu is vast and we've had a good sampling of it over the years including Tom Ka Koong, Tom Ka Kai, Larb salad, pot stickers, and fried trout lemon grass. All of which I would recommend without hesitation. I've eaten the red, green and panang curries which are usually all good. On my last trip I ordered the panang curry and it was a bit disappointing as the chicken and green beans were over cooked and a bit short on the red pepper slices. The walls are finished with wood paneling and carvings which are 1 part traditional and 1 part dated but its a nice break from the ultra hip granite steel and marble of vegas' upscale dining scene. Well known tunes from the last 3 decades seep out of the speakers at a level which doesn't interfere with conversations. Even at near capacity, the room is still quiet enough to feel relaxed but energized.I requested booth seating and the hostess guided me to the one remaining spot. Gracious considering that several parties came in after me and I was taking up a four top alone. Years ago when I first found Pin Kaow, service was slow and you likely had to ask when you were ready for your check. It seems that feedback from customers has shaped the restaurant into a more western service style, wait staff make frequent visits and your check comes as soon as  you are finished. The jury's still out on whether this is an improvement as there's something to be said about the Thai pace of dinner. I thanked the waitress for bringing me a chang with one of four mangled Thai phrases I've memorized. She pressed her palms together in an elegant wai and said \"kaa\". The shift ended for my waitress and my desert was served by a waiter who was just as polite. The manager kept an eye on all tables and greeted customers as they were seated. If you live in Henderson or South Vegas this restaurant is easy to reach and prices, food and service all rate well. Bookmark now and stop in for dinner some time. They also have a well placed outdoor seating area. Saa-waa-dee kaap.


Dined with a large group on a Saturday evening. We had a variety of steaks all were cooked perfectly and delicious, best in Vegas. The calamari app was the best we've ever had, perfect. My only complaint was the dessert. Two in our group got the ice cream trio, not only was it partially melted very small scoops but there were no \"fresh baked cookies\"  served with it like the menu stated. Disappointing dessert for an otherwise delicious meal.


I have been taking the scenic route home a lot recently, hitting up Best Buy and some of the other retailers in the vicinity before making a final pit stop to Bahama Buck's.  During weekday lunch period, the parking spaces closest to Bahama Buck's are very hard to find unoccupied.  But if you are worried about long lines and the associated wait time for getting your shaved ice on, do not worry your pretty/handsome faces.  The occupants of those vehicles all appear to be at the sandwich or the other fast casual dining operations adjacent to this destination.Even if you have to wait briefly to place an order or for the order to be made fresh, there are two Bahama Buck's TV playing GoPro and Monsters footage of people doing amazing adventurous stuff that most of us may never get around to attempting in our existence here.  My eyes are usually so glued to the TVs that my order of the umbrella topped shaved ice, soaked of food coloring packed flavor syrups, is ready for the hand off before I think I should get impatient.Their shaved ice is pretty fine, not like \"snowflake\" powdery fine, but definitely not the chunky small crushed ice I have had at the state fair in my teen years.I like tart/sour flavors, so that segment of their menu is the only category of flavors I have personal encounters with.  Is it really all that tart? Not in my opinion, but it is still a refreshing treat when the temperature goes back up.  I do however warn against getting the Blue Raspberry flavor, the taste is fine, but what comes out at the end has an interesting and shocking color effect.Besides shaved ice, they have smoothies and even coffee drinks.  I have seen others order the smoothies,but I have not been there frequently enough to be present when coffee based items are ordered.If you plan to frequent this business, be sure to get a stamped (punch) card.  When the weather is really cold, you could earn 2x, 3x and even 4x  \"polar punches\" starting when the temperature dips under 50, 40 and 30 degrees, respectively.  Bonus:  Color changing spoons are amusing for the kids. Come here enough times and you can build up your own collection of miniature umbrellas for your next paradise themed cocktail party staycation.  Until then enjoy the nice weather we are currently having.Review #11 of 2014


My kids and I enjoyed it there .my 1 year and 3 year old had so much fun on the little kid side . There's 3 big trampoline for them you can't jump with them and that's fine. The place didn't smell like I though it would,great price for the little ones.


The Outdoor pool is a must do for the summer if you live in Vegas.  It's great for children and even adults.  The only down side is that there is limited loungers and chairs.  If you don't get there early you'll be sitting on the ground.  Still full for all ages.


I'm not a huge ice cream fan. However, mix it up with some booze, and you're talking a totally different game!I was first introduced to Lee and her liquor-ific confections at the Phoenix New Time Gala Event (or whatever it was called) a few months back. It was a huge hit, and the ladies I was with couldn't get enough!Fast forward to this weekend, and one of those ladies (who looks very much like my mother) came back to down with three friends in tow. They asked about Lee's and I found that she had just opened her shop. Were I not a devout skeptic, I'd claim divine intervention!Through the course of the weekend, we took two different trips, for the gals couldn't get enough! And truth be told, I was mighty impressed myself.As other reviewers have said this is ice CREAM. Very creamy. The booze isn't overpowering, either. It's a nice addition, so you don't have to worry about an open flame. And yes, Lee even serves up non-alcoholic flavors for those who don't partake. I assume those are good. Not like I tried any.We'll be back. Lots. It's hot out there! Adult ice cream, FTW!


Love, love, love this place! Macaroni & Gravy. Canoli. Pizza. Sfogliatelle. Steve rocks!! It's like home.


Came back last night with friends. The service has improved, servers were more attentive than the previous experience. I was recommended the clams with lemon pepper seasoning. It was really salty, I wouldn't try it again. Before that I had the Louisiana style and that sure tasted better. This time around, I gave the hot and juicy seasoning a try, and it was pretty good. I recommend everything in the hot and juicy seasoning bc it wasn't salty.


Open, clean, airy, and the spectacular view of the monona bay toward the Capitol. It's a perfect place to pick up a cup of coffee and sit at one of the cozy table and read paper/check email or quietly chat with a friend. I love the large window that makes the room bright. A telescope next to the window completes the scene.Coffee is pretty good. I don't think I can recommend the espresso drinks. But just come for a cup of joe and have a serene morning. There's an outdoor seating for summer season, too.


Reasonably price burger joint in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie. Their bleu-ermite burger might be the best burger they have. If you just want to stop in for a drink, you have to order something to nibble on and I would suggest their calamari, which are nicely fried and have a nice tang to them.


Had lunch and order the Mad Max burger, effin' rad! My buddy order \"some other burger\". If I saw it longer than 3 seconds I'd tell you it looked really good and what he ordered, but I'm almost certain he managed to inhale the entire thing before the waitress could finish putting it down in front of him. After, he just looked at me said, \"Good.\" It was THEN I knew the knife they gave me wasn't to cut my burger in half, it was to protect my food from the newly formed ravenous food poacher sitting next to me!We ate at the bar (O'Aces) that was connected instead of the dinning room. The dinning room looked nice and is completely separate. The waitress was extremely nice, quick with our order, offered recommendations, and when she came back to tell us they were out of something she was apologetic and offered alternatives. That last one sounds small, petty, and really basic but I've been running into a lot of people lacking common sense service.Needless to say, food was outstanding. They use arugula on burgers, which I love so that was an immediate bonus for me. Definitely going back. little pricey for lunch ($10-$12 burgers) and the location kinda blows. However, I think it's a nice surprise of a place you wouldn't expect.One last thing, the girl working the bar (O'Aces) was really nice too. She backed up the restaurant side by promoting them and getting the waitress out to us as soon as we were ready. Good conversation and attentive.


Dr Brooker is one of the most thorough, patient and detailed people I have ever met. Not just Doctor's. Being a person who wanted to improve eyesight through Lasik technology, it was a process to get my eyes in position to benefit from the procedure. Dr Brooker delicately walked me through this process for several months. he was clear about all the benefits and more importantly risks associated. Also something to note, personally I never felt and pressure from Dr Brooker and felt his sole purpose was to educate and guide me through the process of maintaining healthy eyes.He's more than a 5 star.Nevada


Yogi's is great for teriyaki bowls. I always love the beef and chicken bowl with the addition of siracha. Great pick up place for dinner or lunch. The Arizona bowl is great for change if a teriyaki bowl.


fried fish in a creative place.  If you are a new local, check this place out.  Some fun outside of the strip!  yeah!!


Great hiking trails!  Well maintained, with water and restrooms at the trailhead.  Love Wind Cave trail!  My 6 year old was able to do it in 80 degree weather without mouthbreathing.$6 per carload entrance fee.


Great new attraction here in Scottsdale, the 3D movie is great.  The atrium is amazing!!!


Went here on my last Vegas trip. I had The Miyagi-san burger which was very delicious. Also tried the Truffle Parmesan Fries they were soooo good. Definitely coming back to this place on my next Vegas trip.


This would be our second visit to Bouchon, our first being 3 years ago on our 1st wedding anniversary.  Boy, I sure forgot about the slow service.  To their credit, things went well for about an hour until we were ready for our entrees when we waited...and waited...and waited.  Our server walked back and forth, observing my impatient posture and look but never once came over to let us know \"Oh hey, guys...your entrees will be right out!\"  Okay...now that we have the gripe out of the way, let's get back to the business at hand:Food (in order of appearance)1/2 Dz Oysters + 1 Dz Mussels - I went with Miyagi oysters which were fresh and briny.  The mignonette was my fave condiment for the oysters while the yummy dijonnaise was best for the mussels.  The mussels were so good, we ordered another dozen!Cauliflower Soup - topped with fried capers; very rich and creamy and \"cauliflowery\".  The capers did much to provide an additional dimension to the otherwise 1D soup.Beet Salad - Red beets topped with some fruit, half crispy with small seeds (like a kiwi).  Refreshing!Duck Confit - Served atop halved roasted brussel sprouts.  The duck was pure and game-y, as duck confit should be as it's cooked in its own fat.  I encouraged my hubby to pick up the bone and gnaw off the crispy parts. Magnificent.Croque Monsieur - served with shoestring fries; appropriately rich with the sauce and sunnyside egg on top but not overly salty like other versions I've had.Gnocchi a la Parisienne - I decided on this dish thinking it would be lighter and make up for all the food we had beforehand.  Boy, was I wrong.  First off, these aren't potato dumplings.  They are pan-fried herbed flour dumplings sauteed with fennel, eggplant and other stuff.  I thought it was delicious but  the oil at the bottom of the dish indicated it wasn't the light fare I expected.  At this point, the 5-6hr drive to Vegas overtook us so we bypassed dessert and requested our check.  We realized maybe a long dinner wasn't ideal after we've been on the road for so long!  We rubbed our bellies as we headed back to our room for a nightcap and sweet sweet sleep!


PROS:1. Cheap eats!! You get your bang for your buck here. Lots of meaty & vegetarian options.2. Food is yummy. Their mango lassi is made with HOMEMADE yogurt which makes it really tasty.CONS:1. The silver platter thingy awkwardly sits on top of a tray.OVERALL:-Go here for a casual meal. I prefer this place than the indian buffet places around mtl.


I work in Oakland, so this is my home away from home in the morning! I love this particular Crazy Mocha for so many reasons: the location, the morning barista, and let's not forget the coffee and tea! I also love that they have partnered with LoyalTree, a rewards program for those with smartphones. The only drink I've had that I didn't like was the chai latte. It tasted like how a spiced candle smells! Other than that, every latte I've had has been excellent! With very little seating, this location can get a little crazy in the afternoon, but it's always quiet and cozy in the morning.


We've been coming to Consol since it opened. I've been here for conferences, concerts, and Pens games. I've say on the floor, in a private box and in the Captain Morgan Club seats. I have never had abad experience or complaint. When we are in the box we almost always have the same server and she is excellent. The box is always clean and so is the bathroom in the box. I've had seats in the Captain Morgan Club where we have a server for the evening and they have always been wonderful.  It's nice that they offer coat check in the club. I really don't believe there is a bad seat in the house. I have never experienced a disgruntled or rude employee or an unclean bathroom. Not many places can say that.  It's a family friendly environment.


Ever feel the need to shoot automatic and semi-automatic weapons after a long night of debauchery while in Las Vegas? I had the chance to visit this fine establishment during my bachelor party, and wow, nothing says a pow like putting a 100 bullets in targets featuring Saddam, dark-skinned gangstas, and shady looking Mexicans. When I inquired about shooting white people, the guy behind the counter apologized for being out of stock of the target of a white woman behing held at gunpoint by a guy in a mask. He called it, \"The Ex-Wife Special.\"Good times, as Major Bludd used to say, \"When you're feeling low and woozy, slap a fresh clip in your uzi.\"


I love staying here. You can fit 30 people in 1 suite which makes that $10 a night. FTW!


I first found Free Vegas Club Passes about 3 years ago when going to Vegas for my sister's 21st birthday. I knew nothing about free guest lists and just searched online, hoping to find something. With Chris' list, we were able to get in VIP (ie practically no line) to all three bars at the Palms which was really fun. The Ghost Bar is awesome.Recently, my fiance and I went to Vegas and I reached out to Chris again. I was worried that since it wasn't all girls, we'd be out of luck. Wrong. He hooked it up for XS where we both got free admission (again no line; we were actually escorted out of the GA line and right up to get stamped), plus I scored 3 free drink tickets.I have no idea how this works or how they make money, but I'm so glad their service exists. It's easy and you get text updates regularly. You can ask questions and get advice quickly.Simply a wonderful service.


Food was very good. Duck special was yummy. Olives were excellent. Pizza(funghi was quite good) Duck sandwich was good, nit great, bread was weak and tomato jam not great.Staff was incredible. Some guy named Steve. Ask for him. And i never recommend waitstaff.Nice decor. Very nice actually. Easy parking. Cool separate bar area. If I lived in Phoenix I wuld go there regularly.


Ich gehe schon seit Jahren immer mal wieder in die Stadtmitte und ich wurde bis jetzt noch nie entt\u00e4uscht. Fast immer gute elektronische Musik, cool Leute, geiler Au\u00dfenbereich mit mehreren St\u00e4nden (Bierbar, Bratwurststand, Cocktailbar) und bezahlbare Preise. Klar muss man manchmal bei der Garderobe etwas l\u00e4nger anstehen oder das Lieblingsbier ist nicht im Sortiment aber das sind eigentlich nur Kleinigkeiten.


This airline is great! If you fly from LAX to Vegas or Vegas to LAX you get a free complimentary wine or beer. You can watch TV for free on some of the popular channels like ESPN, ABC, Disney, and Fox. I just wish they had more flights out of EWR. Also in the inside the lights are lit in purple which gives it that young cool and hip flight. And finally on one of the planes I saw an awesome stash was painted on the front. Oh yeah if your flying coach you still get to enjoy a leather seat.http://www.virginamerica.com/travel/cabins.html


I stayed here for business for 2 nights.I was upgraded to a very nice suite without cost to me by hotel staff.Everyone was very friendly.My only complaint is that it is very hard to get around with paying for an outrageous taxi!Food was good, room very clean, not many choices for gambling.I don't think I would stay there again.


Great food and ambiance! Dog friendly and we love to ride our cruiser bikes over for the perfect morning!


I had heard about this place for years but never went. Tragic I know! Just recently I discovered that it was literally walking distance from Jester'Z Improv where I work. Oh, how i must now make up for lost time!Pop the Soda Shop is a true place of brilliants. They have a fantastic selection and a very knowledgeable staff. When you come to pops that is what you are looking for, product. And they have the best selection in town. A couple of recommendations. Doctor Eli's Blueberry, Jackson Hole Huckelberry, or really any thing in the Birch Beer section!


I had one of their calzones and it was delicious! I ate the whole thing! Well seasoned, baked perfectly and great customer service. Even the cooked asked us how we liked it. I'll be back!


At first I felt a little awkward because the place is really dark. The guy did tell us to follow him and he brought us to an open section area & then left. I did not know what was going on so I just sat there and waited. A woman came in and told us to take off our shoes and socks, and we came for a full body massage. They brought us to a single dark room & then began a full body massage for an hour. The masseuse massages my back and mainly focused on the areas where I was more tensed at. Then he did hot stones for about a min. After they used hot towels and wiped down areas where he put oil on. At the end of the massage, he offered tea & water which was really nice!


Great salon prices are black and white and they don't try to bribe you into other things! Very friendly


Fully alive is incredibly creative, professional and well priced! I couldn't have asked for a better photographer.


This past Tuesday I was staying at the M Resort out in \"who knows where\" off the strip.  My colleagues and I had a 6am flight home.   I was not confident the hotel would have a taxi at 4:15am when we needed it.  So I did a search on Yelp and found United Car Service.  I filled out the \"contact us\" section on their website requesting a quote for large SUV to the airport for 4:15am the next morning.  I received an email back from Joe Zane within minutes providing a very reasonable quote.  I responded/confirmed  and received an letting me the driver's name was David and that everything was set.  At 4:10am Wednesday I received a text from David letting me know he was waiting for us downstairs.  A black Cadillac Escalade ESV awaited and took me and my colleagues to the airport in quiet comfort.  Amazing service.  Easily arranged at the last possible moment. A very happy customer.


This is the perfect lunch spot.  They frequently offer deals for yelp check-ins or online discount offers.  There are plenty of menu choices, so there is enough variety to satisfy more selective palates.  Items range from soup, salad, gyros, skewers, hummus, chicken, lamb, salmon, even some vegetarian options.  If you opt for the entree, it includes pita bread, rice, and salad.Their venue is a former Pei Wei, and the setup didn't change.  You order at the counter and they deliver the food with self serve beverages.


I'm bumping this place up to 5 stars because after visiting a bunch of other parks around the city, this is my favorite. First of all, it's the one where my kid always has the most fun. They've got so many different things to keep toddlers occupied and happy. Second, the hill. The hill makes for a great workout if you want to sprint up it a few times. If you want to take it easy, go for a leisurely walk up to the top and bring lunch. At the very top they've got an outlook with several benches and a picnic table. It's one of the best views you'll get of the southwest and you'll be able to see the Strip in the distance.


Alright folks, I must confess first before you read my review of this place. I was about 3 sheets to the wind by the time I arrived here last night. We Pre-gamed at First Friday and moved on to Fremont where we commenced the super bowl of drinking. Okay so now onto my distorted view of this place. We had just walked away from the million dollar stack at binions and happen to see a sign that said $10 for a one topping large pizza and a 62oz pitcher of beer.  Can you repeat after me. \"SAY WHAT!!!!\"The four of us walked in carrying our 2nd round of 52oz footballs in with us and ordered the special x 2. You know how it works, when your drunk you always seem a little hungrier than you really are. The waitress was awesome and put up with us with ease, even after a friend that was with me fumbled his football and made a huge mess. The atmosphere is summed up in one word \"Bar\".  I was expecting a red baron frozen pizza from smiths or something but I have to admit, even after drowning my taste buds in suds for the past 3 hours they sobered up and handled the great pizza like a pro. If you are at Fremont and need to get some food and would like some beer this is the place to get it for cheap. I only took away a star for caution. My judgment may be off a little due to the beer. So don't hold me to it being amazing but definitely try it!!


I love this place! I already knew that before this event and now I know it even more! If I was a zillionaire I would shop here every day and buy all my yummies in one go! Instead, I have to work at pacing myself. Which is why this event was perfect. We got to try several delicious foods and sip some great wine while hearing about each product. Did you know there was non-vegetarian wine? I didn't, but I found out that unique fact last night. Did you also know that you can have amazingly delicious \"health truffles\" that will blow your mind that they are so delicious, yet healthy for you! (at leas they told me they were healthy, I still don't believe them as they tasted too good to be healthy!) Gives a new definition to Amaze-balls. I really enjoyed Tracey's talk about health and nutrition, although when she was talking about how many people tend to skip meals and when they go hungry they go straight for the bad stuff in their kitchen...I felt like she may have been reading my diary. It was quite spot on. So, in turn she gave some great tips to take better care of your body and the food that goes into it. I think Ben was my favourite though. He reminded me of Justin Long with a constant smile on his face and it really brightened up my whole evening just to see how happy and enthusiastic he was about the products they were sharing with us. In fact, all the employees seem really excited about Real Foods and are quite knowledgeable. The lentil salad was pretty awesome as well. Will definitely be going back for some more of that!Overall, another great Yelp event with great food and company. I left with a full tummy, a fully goody bag, and a big fat smile!


Felt  level of service, once the cornerstone of this Spago location, has dropped a notch. We sat at the bar where pro s like Peter and Tony once ruled the fortress. These guys looked like they were in grade school. Effecient but dry, not friendly. We weren't brought or even offered a bread basket despite ordering a full dinner. Sorry but that is weak. We also saw amd heard some animated bickering between a female bartender and a server. The short chubby GM guy who has been there awhile watched it from afar without stopping it or letting them know this type of behavior was unacceptable.  This GM seems to have gotten complacent in his job.  If i were a higher up in PUCK enterprises, id give this guy a dressing down or a demotion. This is not the Spago i once knew.Yet make no mistake. The food is still great. Executive chef Eric Klein has put the Puck staple Chinois Chicken salad on the spring 2013 menu and this salad is as good as any you will eat. The Hong Kong stlyle Salmon was excellent. The Rigatoni Bolognese was stellar, however a bit rich. Id recommend getting it easy sauce.We didnt get dessert. A dessert menu was not offered to us either, again another sign of our first overall less than stellar Spago experience.2 days later, with limited time before we had to head to airport, we went to the Spago Bar for a quick bite.  I told the female bartender with green eyes and freckles that i needed the food rushed. My wife got a salad and i ordered a pizza.  Both were great.  The Pie had too much cheese on it IMO. Wood Fire pies are cooked at high heats for a short time. Generally they need to have limited sauce and cheese.  Was still solid and i forgot to ask for ez cheese like i always do.  This bartender was solid.  Offered us bread despite the casual curcumstances and time of day. She was friendly but professional and got us our food out within 13-14 minutes.We will be back as it is one of our favorite spots in Vegas.  We hope to see the old familiar faces and the level of service we are accustomed to.


This Starbucks is my favorite! I stop in fairly frequently and the service is always consistently great! It is a very busy location so wait times are sometime long, but it is always worth the wait. The atmosphere inside is nice, very relaxing, and not crowded at all. The baristas are friendly and remember the regulars. The only downside to this location is the parking situation. There are not many spots and sometimes the drive-thru line can back up making it hard to manuver in the lot. Aside from the parking issues I recommend this location when people are looking for a great Starbucks!


I have had Bella Fresco on my bookmarks for a while and finally decided to stop in tonight to try falafel and gelato (not together) for the first time tonight.Located at the back of the Arboretum (past Chili's and right next to Qdoba).  Big, lovely signage let me know I was in the right place.  The parking lot at the Arbo sucks - the lines aren't clearly marked anymore, pot holes, speed bumps, oddly configured, etc., but there is plenty of parking.I was instantly greeted upon walking in by who I am guessing is an owner.  He told me to pick a table and left me with a menu as my waitress was already walking up to take my drink order.  Shortly after I placed my order.The food:Falafel ($5) - I have never had falafel before, but from what I have read, this was exactly it.  6 balls, about the size of golf balls, of deep fried chick pea mash with spices and I believe I saw onions.  It was quite spicy, but the thick tzatziki that they served with it was cooling and amazing.  I wouldn't order it that way again, but it was tasty enough.  Philosophy pita ($6) - Lettuce, Philly steak grilled with green peppers, mushrooms, onions, provolone and mayo.  I guess Showmar's has led me astray as to what a pita is, because this order was more like a wrap (thinner than a pita, thicker and sturdier than a tortilla).  It was served more like a wrap, but I did very much enjoy it.  There was a lot of lettuce (not a complaint) and the warm flavors in the wrap were good.  I ordered the potato salad with this and it was a yellow potato salad, so I was expecting a mustard taste, but it was sweet and very mild.  About the consistency of grocery store potato salad, but good.  My waitress was super friendly and pretty efficient considering she was the only waitress waiting on everyone (most tables were families with kids).On to the highlight of the evening - the gelato... holy smokes.  Creamy, yummy goodness.  The owner (extremely helpful, very personable) was manning the gelato bar when I was trying to decide and he volunteered NUMEROUS sample spoons of different flavors - hazelnut, salted caramel, pistachio, birthday cake, chocolate, I think one was called Turkish Delight, coconut, vanilla, I think there was a mocha or cappuccino - SO many flavors, it was incredible really - and each taste was just as delicious or more delicious than the one before.  I finally decided on a small cup ($3.84) of the biscotti flavor and it was heavenly.  A small cup was plenty too - it was so rich.  I was excited to see they had a Sugar Free Chocolate, so I will be hauling the parents over to try that after some lunch.The meal was good, everything on the menu seemed to be very fair/reasonably priced as far as the food goes and I will definitely be back for more.


This is hands down the best instruction in the cleanest environment. My entire family participates in several classes offered here. Moses is the finest tumbling instructor possible and his kettle bell classes are phenomenal. Quinn provides top notch ballet, jazz and tap instruction. Beyond their tremendous skill and knowledge, they are the friendliest and most thoughtful people and business owners you could hope to encounter. On my baby's first day of ballet Quinn quickly ran in the back and sewed up her new ballet shoes. Moses often stays late and let's my oldest daughter's tumbling class run long just to provide encouragement and to keep trying. You would think amazing and selfless instruction such as this would cost a small fortune, the prices are so reasonable and they do it for the love of it. Their passion inspires others and that's priceless to me. The facility is beautiful and well kept. I would give more stars if possible!!!!!!!


Great restaurant and great service...like all the food I ordered (Pulehu Steak burrito and Huli Huli Chicken bowl and of course the coconut bark).I understand that this is a new restaurant and concept for this area and I would love to see this restaurant succeed...with that being said I would like to put my two cents in and advise this new restaurant to offer more varieties of food and drinks. I see that the kitchen is big enough so offering french fries and burgers (kids love) + ?? Hawaiian style should not be a problem. The family atmosphere that is evident in their great customer service comes through loud and clear...just some advice in hopes that this place can attract more customers.


Jim did a great job. I just moved into an older town home that had a list of minor repairs that were needed. He was able to help with everything, walked me through each step of the way, and was very knowledgeable. He quoted me a price that was more than fair and just did a phenomenal job. I would definitely recommend him for any of your home needs.


I ate here for the second time during a recent trip to Las Vegas. The first time was over a year ago when a girlfriend and I opted for the 24 hour pass. We really enjoyed the Planet Hollywood buffet and everything it had to offer, so when my boyfriend said he wanted to try a buffet on his first trip to Vegas last weekend, I knew we would have to come here. The price is fair considering the cost of food on the strip and the selection you get here. We also paid the additional $24 to jump the line as it was HUGE and we were starving. With my Players Club card that I signed up for the first time, we got a nice little discount and were seated right away. We quickly ventured off to see what they were offering. Crab legs galore (which they topped up regularly and were nice and hot), a great seafood selection, Italian food (including pizza), American offerings, Middle Eastern, Asian, Mexican, and a great salad and dessert bar. After about 12 plates each of food, we were thoroughly satisfied! If you're looking for a good buffet in Vegas at a moderate price point, Spice Market is your best bet. We might try the Bellagio or Wynn buffet next time, but I highly recommend this one!


The best meal we have ever had in Vegas.  Our waiter was so friendly, well versed on each dish, wine, events.  The food runners knew every dish, described them beautifully to refresh our memory and were just really nice.  We loved the layout of the restaurant so you get the Michelin rated food with a friendlier atmosphere and the most attentive service.We did the $155 tasting menu and it was amazing.  Foie gras parfait was unique.  I have a new appreciation for heirloom tomatoes and the salad was a work of art.  The king crab was beautiful.  Langostine was perfectly cooked and left me wanting more.  The onion tart was outrageously good.  The salmon was my least favorite as it was a bit salty.  The quail stuffed with foie gras was beyond amazing and the cap steak was excellent.  Having two desserts seem quite decadent but we are on vacation and they were both perfection.  The  generous wine pairings were a perfect accompaniment to the tasting.I highly recommend L'Atelier de Joel Robuchon!


This was my first time at Picazzo's. I have passed this place over a hundred times! I finally got to go in a try it and was not disappointed. I got the lunch special which is about 13 dollars, a little pricey, but your getting the best and local ingredients. I absolutely loved their kale salad, sooooo freaking good! I also got a slice of pizza with it, which was just as good. The lunch special comes with a drink too!


Ahhh, welcome back into the good graces of this Yelper. Without the pesky issues of a distracted waiter and high dinner prices, my craving for this version of chicken parmesan, turned out a success. It was the same sandwich I encountered on my first take-out visit here and it once again was loaded with thin cutlets and a solid hero roll on this occasion. The pasta salad was still tasty and despite me trying to save half the sandwich for later, it is pretty impossible to have that sort of will power when it comes to the Chicken parm takeout at Brioni's.


Really like this place. Great bartenders serving a pretty awesome selection of craft beers. Board games, darts, arcade games, Jenga! And when it's warm enough the patio has a nice ambience. This place is totally on par with any good bar in Chicagoland, so yay!


Food was quick and fresh, would definitely recommend.


Came here the other evening with the fam, it was pretty tasty. The lady behind the counter was super sweet too. We thoroughly enjoyed our frozen treats & left satisfied. Many good flavors & toppings to choose from. I can't wait to try Yogurtini next! :D


You did it again Jason! Just visited my fav spot in Pittsburgh this week...again. Love the handcrafted drinks at this place! Jason made me a Daughter Maitland, an original created by this interesting fella! When you're there ask for him & just try it..you will not be disappointed! Cecil is another mixologist that is super nice & enjoys engaging in interesting conversation! Just a great experience overall! Merry Christmas & I'll see you in Jan.!


Lodging - 4 Stars:I really enjoyed the historical background of the property and the rooms where each in their own one-story area (I was honestly expecting some high rise thing) and a small patio. Rooms were outfitted very nicely, they were fancy -- but not so outdone that you felt out of place. Went with a friend and the two sinks in the room were an excellent bonus. Each evening spent sitting outside, enjoying a bit of wine and the warm Arizona air. Beds were exquisite, rooms were quiet and just enough luxury to make you feel pampered without being overwhelmed by staff or extra charges for amenities.We got a room close to the pool, and although a bit nippy in the evenings to go swimming -- it was a short shuffle away from the large hot tub which was excellent (except for the drunk couple that decided to turn it into their personal boudoir...)Spa - 3.5 Stars:I have mixed feelings about the spa. First issue was when I was trying to make my appointment and the front desk did not seem very knowledgeable about the services they offered (for skin types, etc.) Then, upon arriving we received a tour of the facilities which was not very personable and seemed so rehearsed. (Also, I think I can find the bathroom and the towels, and I also know how to open up a locker....the tour turned into 15 minutes of me not being able to be in the Jacuzzi.)It seems that they schedule everyone at the same time for their services...because before I knew it the calm waiting room had turned into a packed holding cell for half the women of Scottsdale. One by one, they called the clients into their services...but it just felt a tad awkward. My massage was EXCELLENT. The masseuse was extremely good, probably one of the best I've had and really enjoyed it. I'm not particularly shy, so it's easy for me to relax pretty quickly when getting a massage. Afterwards, had a facial and the Asthetician was also quite good -- my face was glowing for two days afterwards. I REALLY appreciated that she didn't try to sell me on the products she used, which after a relaxing facial -- the last thing I was is you trying to hawk your $50 face cream in a tube the size of lip gloss.


We have enjoyed going to Pei Wei for several years now, ever since PF Chang started  rolling out the concept nationally. The food is really good and the selection from different Asian cultural foods is outstanding -- they serve Thai, Korean, and of course Chinese.  If you have never been to a Pei Wei think Panda Express with a more upscale menu and  a sit-down atmosphere for a modest price.A good example was our dinner last evening.  We came in around 5 pm, there was already a dozen or so patrons there.  We ordered their new three choice combo meal and soup and the bill came in for less then $20.00.  One of the managers came by to check if everything was prepared to liking and everything was delicious.   Nice!Go!  Enjoy!


This place is great! Not only do they have a free pickup service, the prices are super reasonable and the girls do a great job! Everyone was super friendly and it's great that they are open late. Next time I'm in town I'll definitely stop by again.