Whatever. It's Wal-mart. HOWEVER am I the only one who gets ELECTROCUTED every time I am in this store??? There is some weird problem I have (I'm so not kidding) with THIS store. EVERYTHING I touch shocks me. At first I thought maybe there was a short in their freezers or something, but it happens just walking through the store. (the cart zaps me every once in a while) What is up with that?? Lol


Man. This place was so disappointing. I was trying to think of a place to eat breakfast this morning, and this place popped into my head. I don't know why, I think I had heard of it from someone, but anyway, we were in the neighborhood so we went. \n\nThat was the mistake. \n\nWe waited outside for about 20 minutes, which wasn't so bad, considering this place was on tv and whatnot. We got seated over by the wall... really close to the people next to us. The place was loud and the person sitting next to me was yelling the whole time... did not stop. We were basically sitting at the same table as this person so that was annoying. Not the restaurant's fault though. \n\nSo I ordered the chicken and waffles at the waiter's recommendation and the BF ordered pancakes and bacon. We both ordered coffee (2.25 for a cup of drip coffee?!?!?! how do they charge so much?). The coffee wasn't terrible, not great, but not bad, kind of metallic, also we didn't get a second refill on the coffee... cups stood empty. The waiter brought out a tiny thing of half and half but never refilled it (the coffee was much worse without cream). Our food came quickly. The chicken was a fried breast on top of a thin waffle. The chicken actually had decent flavor, but the waffle was completely tasteless, soggy, and detracted from the overall flavor of the food... useless calories.  So my food was not terrible... but not good by any means, and for 9$, it should have been good. The real reason for the one star was the BF's pancakes. WTF. These pancakes were terrible. They had no flavor and they were dry as could be. These pancakes were not as good as bisquick at home. They were not as good as the pancakes at mcdonalds. They were not as good as those frozen pancakes that you microwave. How did they make pancakes so bad? At a popular breakfast place no less. In addition, the syrup was in a squeeze bottle on the table... not heated up or anything. The syrup was flavorless as well... mrs. butterworth's is better. So gross. And the bacon (4$), was so small. 3 wimpy soggy slices that were not at all crispy. Then I got the bill. 25$. Wow. This place has some nerve charging that much for this poor excuse of a breakfast. \n\nNever again, I would go get a frozen breakfast from the grocery store before I would come get food here again.


I love me some coffee. The french roast brew is perfect for surviving a long day of work. If you want something sweet, order the iced raspberry mocha. Just the right amount of sweetness without tasting like you're drinking syrup. The muffins are moist and delicious. The spinach salad here is surprisingly amazing (yes, they make spinach salad at this coffee place). The best part about this place? It is not full of hipsters and college students who hog all the decent seating and never leave. I can't wait to go back to try all of the other drinks offered.


I hate to say it, but Darren and I were both a little let down by Toonseum. Darren's a big comics fan (luckily he knew who most of the artists were since there wasn't anything telling visitors who the illustrators were) and I am big into animation (I went to school for it at one time), but we were underwhelmed simply because they don't have much to look at. There's just a hall and then a larger room that they use for meetings and such (it can be rented out or reserved I think). It could be a really cool museum if there was just more to it. I got bored in here after a half hour. \n\nThe gift shop is pretty cool, though even if they don't have anything you can't find at other comics or book shops in the city (they have mostly graphic novels for sale, some new comics, and some toys and curios). But for $5, it's a fun, harmless way to kill some time Downtown.


Did I go back in time? Nope.\n\nI must have gone to 35 or older night, or there must have been some convention going on because I really felt out of place here.\n\n'Nuff said. \n \nGood: It was free.\n\nBad: I feel so young all of a sudden.\n\nFinal: Maybe I'll try again some other time.


I had no clue what Kneaders was until this location opened. Now, I am in love! They bake the bread fresh daily, from scratch. I had the Chicken A La Mondo Salad (incredible), the Sourdough bread, the Parmesan chips, and - are you ready? - Salted Caramel Cheesecake. Hoooly moly was that not the best dessert ever. \n\nTheir coffee is really good too, but it's a little on the expensive side. I love the light shopping you can do inside too. And of course, there's a drive thru, which is awesome. They're always packed so they must be doing something right.


Small quaint little airport. Pretty nice not the fanciest. You can gamble if you like there. Luggage is weird. You have to take a train to another area to get your luggage. Shuttle to the strip is easy and cheap, 7 dollars one way. Better then driving and cheaper and more relaxing.


Great produce, good small appliance selection and terrible customer service.   We used to shop here weekly, but have stopped in the last couple of years because of the uniformly unfriendly folks at checkout.   Unfortunately, the final impression is always the most lasting.  While the employees in produce, meats and other departments are all really great, the checkers here make shopping a very unpleasant experience


After a failed attempt at attending a gig (we showed up and there was no one there, not even the bands. Huh strange.) Emily V and I were in need of a suitable place to rest our hats (if we were wearing any, which we weren't) and sup a pint.\n\nThe footba' was on, so we were trying to find somewhere a little less crowded, with seats, and a good selection of beer. Oh and local (it was frickin COLD that night!)\n\nCloisters was the closest we could find, so in we settled. It was fairly busy and buzzing, with a good mix of students, locals, younger and older folk. It's definitely a traditional pub-type joint, without a cocktail in sight. This is all ok, but I think it focusses so much on beer and whisky that they didn't even have coke and lemonade in bottles - it was all tap. For a spirit-girl like myself, this ain't great as it means any spirit and mixer tastes like syrupy water. Blegh.\n\nI should also say that even though it's not my 'scene' I have been to several more traditional ale-houses in both Edinburgh and Glasgow which I enjoyed a hella lot more. So I'm not being biased. It just lacked any charm or personality.\n\nSo, personally, it's not somewhere I'll be hitting up again soon. Probably great for a larger group of folk on a weekday evening, or for a chilled out Saturday night. It's casual and relaxed, and yes they do have a lot of beers. But it just felt a little 'meh' and after my first syrupy vodka and coke, I switched to a cup of tea (much to the bemused look on the barkeepers face). In fact, that reminds me I had asked for vodka tonic so the coke was even less appealing at the time.\n\nIt was still a lovely evening with the ever-delightful Miss VD, but that's no thanks to the venue itself.


What a delightful surprise!\n\nI generally am not a big fan of downtown or its currently available cuisine. After seeing the Wizard of Oz at the Smith Center we decided to grab a bite downtown. I raised an eyebrow but went with it, and I'm so glad I did!\n\nThe feel is very traditional, old school steakhouse. We enjoyed:\n\n-Riesling\n-Champagne\n-Oysters\n-Lobster Bisque\n-Caesar Salad\n-Hand made pasta (I added mushrooms and red pepper flakes, so delicious)\n-Ribeye\n\nEverything was delicious. My favorite dishes were the oysters and the pasta. I am very particular about noodle texture and Andiamo's texture was spot on.\n\nWe were too full for dessert but I will definitely indulge our next visit!


I want to like Icon.  I've dined here 4-5 times over the years and I keep coming back because I think that it must be improving because it stays open, but I'm now convinced that it exists solely based upon its proximity to the Overture Center.\n\nThe food is average.  The service is average at best.  They do have a decent wine selection at a fairly moderate price point.  That may be the high point, along with a decent cocktail menu.\n\nThe tapas menu is inventive, but not well-executed.  \n\nLast evening, the patatas bravas were overcooked and the sauce was very uninspired.  \n\nThe crab cake was too much breading and not enough crab--and only one crab cake for $12 does not seem like a good value.  \n\nThe stuffed piquillo peppers were served too cold, and the cous cous accompanying them was bland and flavorless.  It had clearly been microwaved, too, instead of reheated properly.   \n\nLastly, the short rib served with manchego mashed potatoes sounded divine, but it was stringy and not a good cut of meat.  The potatoes were fine, but very light on manchego.  The sauce was the highlight, but Icon's kitchen was not very generous with it.  \n\nTwo diners left disappointed, not full at all, after four tapas and one drink each for $86.  \n\nIcon:  neither a good meal nor a good deal.


phone call: hey, do you guys have a STEAM room? \"please hold, let me check...yep we have one!\" FAIL, no they dont. but they do have a Sauna...yet, Arizona weather is a Sauna...never understood why fitness clubs put Sauna's in when its free outside.\n\nhours are not the most convenient, but arent so bad. \n\nI never get the gallery of \"managers and reps\" sitting over in the office areas, what a cost maximizer for the corporation. geez, I wonder what my monthly fee would be if they had 1 mgr/sales rep per shift, which really is all thats needed. \n\nkids club is nice, but what they want to charge you is not worth it.\n\nThose that give this place 5 stars have most likely never been to a gym before ever and have no clue what to expect. \n\nbottom line, they can do better, they just choose not to.


We went here after seeing the line out the door at 1:00 PM on Sunday at Phoenix Palace.  We were quickly seated, but the dim sum carts were a little slow coming to our table.  Dim sum here itself is fresh and tasty, and cheap to boot.  Our total for 4 people including a special item (Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce) was $27.  Most of our items (har gow, siu mai, sticky rice in lotus leaf, turnip cake) were a little over $2 per order, a really good deal for dim sum.  Why the 3 stars then?  Well, inside it was warm.  Not sweating your face off warm, but just warm enough to feel uncomfortable inside, which doesn't really inspire you to eat a lot of hot dim sum and hot tea.  Also, the table was raised up high at a level that made me feel like I was a child sitting at the adult's table, which makes for an uncomfortable experience when you are trying to reach for things.


I've only been here for work dinners.  If I were paying my own check, I'd probably choose a different restaurant, as I feel it's a bit overpriced for the quality of the food.  (It is Vegas, however, and everything is expensive, so...).   The restaurant entrance and lobby are quite nice - the wine tower makes for an eye-catching centerpiece to the main dining room.  Service has been attentive, though a bit slow paced.  We had no difficulty getting the attention of our server when I've dined here.  I suspect some people may interpret a leisurely pace as \"poor service.\"  Each time I've dined here, my server frequently came through to fill water and wine glasses, see if anything was needed, and to ensure we were enjoying our dinners.  I also found them to be very accommodating, for example, making some substitutions even though I had ordered from a prix fixe menu.   All in all, I have had good experiences here.


If Spearmint Rhino and Treasures were siblings then Spearmint Rhino would be Charlie Sheen and Treasures would be Emilio Estevez. Spearmint Rhino is a lot more fun with a lot more going on. Treasures is small and booooooring. Bottle service is a lot cheaper though.


Quick Tips:\n\n1. Located right across the way from Jean Philippe Patisserie and on the casino route.\n\n2. The bar itself was open seating when we got there on a Friday night.\n\n3. For the life of me, I cannot remember a deliciously fruity drink that my girlfriend loved, but if I recall it was the highlight of our time at the bar.\n\nI've had drinks at both Bar Moderno and City bar and I would heartily tell people to head to City Bar rather than Bar Moderno. Though Bar Moderno is definitely for those wanting to be seen or for people watching, City Bar just has better service and better drinks. I don't believe we were ever ignored by the waitress in the very busy room.\n\nThere was a drink that made a great impression on my girlfriend. It was a fruity drink that was very delicious. Overall, this was a great place to take her since we needed suggestions for cocktails that she would want to drink. The cocktail waitress hit the nail on the head with the suggestion and kept us in good spirits through the night.\n\nThe only reason this place isn't a five star spot is that it is much harder to feel like you're in the middle of all the action since it is slightly closed off. Still, I would probably head back to City Bar before heading down the way to Bar Moderno again.


I was expecting more... better... I'm not sure why, but I was. We got a large coffee milk tea with boba and a large peppermint green tea with boba. Hubby liked his coffee milk tea but my peppermint green tea tasted like I had swallowed some spearmint gum. I thought it was supposed to be peppermint? In any case, almost $12 for the two seemed a little pricey. And what's with the attitudes? I felt like I was an inconvenience for asking to place an order. I think I'll go elsewhere for my Boba tea next time.


OK sushi. Tried it several times. When I'm shopping at Home Depot, Target or Pet Smart. I get a thing for sushi and cold Japanese beer. Conveniently located in the same parking lot of Home Depot. Every time, disappointed.


I want to take a minute to express the way I feel about the poor service that I encounter at this place . I bought a  Groupon deal  to give this place a try .\nI was greeted at the door by a tall Asian woman  who asked me if I wanted to get a massage and I said yes she stood up and started  to walk me to the message area so I can get the service as soon as I told her I had groupon she automatic stopped and turn around and took me to the door and told me that I couldn't get a message  with out an appointment . There was only one person getting their feet rubbed in the whole place mind you this happen on a weekday at 1 pm  . I asked her why you obviously not busy and you were ready to give me the message . She said in  her poor poor English no no we busy we busy you can only used the coupon after  7 pm and you need to make a appointment in a very rude way like I was stealing from them she said that's the rules of the coupon you can only use it after 7 pm . I proceed to read all the policy's of the groupon and there was no where in the terms that particular offer can be used after a certain time . I explained that to her she said no no go and called someone on the phone who obviously I didn't understand because there was speaking what I believe was Korean but that time I got very upset there was no way I was coming back at night time to use their facilities  and by the way I was treated she open the door and told me to get out .what this place doesn't know is that I am a wedding planner that sends thousands  of brides and brides maids to local places to get messages and get pamper before there special day . I want everyone to know  including my brides and everyone I meet to know how horrible this place is as far a customer service . I felt nothing but insulted . I got my money back from groupon who told me them selfs that was completely unprofessional  there was no time restrictions on the time this groupon can be used and gladly refunded my money . With that said I went to Master spa down the road where  I had a wonderful and relax time.


Mediocre at best....\nStopped by on Saturday for a lunch. They had no grilled chicken available! I know... things happen but when place call itself Peru Chicken and has no chicken available it's like hot dog stand with no hot dogs.\n\nOrdered something called Tacu Tacu and plate of Antichuchos and potatoes with cheese sauce for app.\n\nTacu tacu consisted of huge pile of rice/beans mixture and small slab of grilled meat.  No veggies, no pickle... just that. Come on - work on presentation and quantities and you can probably charge $10 for that otherwise it's a fail.\n\nAntichuchos - slices of meat on a stick with bland side of corn and undercooked potatoes.  Meat was OK. Sides weren't. \n\nAppetizer (I think it was called pappas a la huancaina) - 3 sad pieces of cold boiled  potato served on a styrofoam plate covered with cheesy sauce (cold as well) - $5 is way too much for it.


I'm hesitant on this four star choice, but it isn't three stars. let me explain.\n\ngood people first off - nice bartenders, nice owner, friendly and chill.\n\nfood - was fabulously good, however portion size is supe small. so if you're on a diet and want small portions for ridiculous pricing - this would be the place. \n\ndrinks - creative and special is how i would put it. i like the creativity they put onto new drinks and turning classic drinks to something special. i would add that they could just leave the super classics to be classics. not to be overly crazy about making something super special. but all in all - drinks are still a plus here. \n\nthe place is small and seating is limited, however a nice touch is that there is outside seating. there are tables you can eat off of and if you come on a good night, there's plenty of space available since this is fairly new.


Maybe it was just because it was a Wednesday night and I was tired, but I went to see Jose James with a couple friends at Le Piano Rouge.\n\nDisclaimer: I am not a huge fan of jazz and didn't know who Jose James was before the night.\n\nThis was my first time here and it is a small quaint place.  I find the setup to be very interesting for live music, because half the place can't see the stage.  If you just want to go there and listen then I guess that's okay, but still.  They also charged me for three drinks when I only had two, but I didn't bring it up because I didn't have the energy, so that would really be my fault.\n\nAs for the night I went, we went to the early show, which started later than it was supposed to and cost 30 bucks at the door.  I guess I really don't like jazz, because I didn't enjoy myself listening through the hour and a half set.  There was a later show that night, but after stating you could stay they kicked everyone out who was at the early show for people from the later show.  I wasn't planning on staying anyways, but it still was weird they did that for people who enjoyed the show.\n\nI will have to try the place on a normal night to fully appreciate it I guess, but this review was based on my experience that one night.


Oh Red, White and Brew your customer service  needs so much work.  We had a group of 10, person #1 arrived at  4:40 and was given a pager and told we couldn't be seated until everyone arrived. At 5:15 8 people had arrived and you still wouldn't seat us.  After a discussion with the manager, he agreed to finally seat us but only a table for 8!  Within minutes, the other 2 people arrived with no where to sit.  Long story short, after an hour and 20 minutes we finally got an extra table (after being told they were too busy to give us that extra  table).  Food was good...but customer service is just as important. I won't be back!


Incredible food!!! My boyfriend said he had the best Benedict ever! The Benedict are a must!!! And smoothies are amazing!! Just get it all!


The food is fantastic, but the service is not.\n\nHad a salad and pasta with meatballs and it was all very delicious.\n\nThe service was terrible. The AC was dripping water on us at our table and the host refused to move us to a new table and expected us to just get water dripped on our heads and food all night. We insisted that we move to our server and eventually were moved to a large family style table with another family that we did not know...awkward. \n\nOur server also semi-neglected us because she was trying to give speedy service to another table who had to catch a show at 7:30. Well, we were going to the same show and her focus on them and lack of attention to us made us late for the show. \n\nSienna needs to step up their customer service. They want to be an upscale restaurant, but they're providing diner-style service.


Where do I start? Well first of all the website says 2 dollar PBR's. That's a no go. 2 dollar bowling, cool, whatever. Not that I can't afford my beers it's cool I don't mind paying. But obviously you're not too concerned about your online presence. Then as we're sitting the \"manager\" comes over and tells us that she's closing early. Must be nice to be able to leave work when you feel like it. Maybe make a disclaimer on your site.. Oh wait... Maybe you're closing early because there's only 3 lanes playing? Maybe you're closing early because you scare people away by saying your closing? Probably the latter. Well anyways thanks for scaring us away!! We won't be back.


Ready for the creepiest customer service story ever?????\n\nThe other day I had a not so great gel polish job there; kind of sloppy around the edges, a few little bumps and bubbles, etc. My tech clearly could not understand much English. The rate had been agreed when I came in: $20. When I went to pay at the front,  I said to the owner, Wendy, that I was not thrilled with how it looked, but I had to leave for school pickup. She said,   \"OK, five dollar off.\" So I handed over $15.  She said, rudely, \"No! You owe twenty! Extra for taking off your old polish!\" I said that no, we had agreed on the price when I arrived and she saw that my nails needed polish removal.\n\nThat was when she GRABBED my cell phone from off the counter and said, \"You pay twenty or I keep your phone!\" (!!!!!!!!) I calmly said to please give me my phone, I would pay her. After she handed it back, I said, \" You cannot change the price after the service. I am not even happy with this, but I have still paid you. Goodbye.\"  No insults, no profanity, no yelling. I was holding her business card in my hand, and she grabbed roughly from my hand and crumbled it into a ball. (!!!!!) I had a few singles I had planned to walk back and give to the tech, but I was getting kind of nervous and upset.\n\n\nAs I turned to go, she ran out in front of me and STEPPED ON MY FOOT! This caused me to lose my balance and my flip flop went spinning across the floor, and she kicked it even further. (!!!!!) Plus,  there were a few other customers in pedicure chairs watching, and I said, \"Do you really want to do this? Assault a customer who has just paid you? Really?\" Then another worker went up to her and spoke in Vietnamese, and she glared at me and said, \" I call police on you! \" I said to go ahead! She would be the one in trouble. But I was actually scared she was going to strike me!\n\nSo I fled, heart pounding, with nails that look sub par. I would never return, obviously. Wendy should be ashamed of herself. That's  a pitiful way to run a business.


Chile Relleno is really good. It comes with the standard side of rice and beans which is nothing special. I have been there 4 times and have the same thing each time. Don't blink or you'll drive right past this place.


The sandwiches and fries don't get any better!  Homemade bread, beer battered fries...and the nicest servers around. Oh, and HUGE cups with speedy refills IF you ever need them.\n\nThe Gilbert location is small and nothing fancy - but it's always a good time at Flancers!  The Mesa location (newer, bigger - not as good food IMO)\n\nI almost always get the Prickly Pear sandwhich - - they marinate the chicken in some secret sauce and it is just so so good.  My husband almost always gets the Phily cheesesteak which he says is one of the best he's ever had.\n\nSometimes there is a wait and be advised, the waiting area is usually OUTSIDE. But if you must cram with the other patrons in the AC, they will be awesome Gilbert folks so it isn't all that bad:)


I went in Karsh's against my better judgment because my friend really wanted to try something they had available.  They were surprisingly friendly and courteous, not one of their Mr. Hyde days, I thought.  It occurred to me to bring up my complaint about them because I so rarely enter their doors that what ever they thought didn't matter anyway.  It surprised me to learn that the management has brought in almost a whole new staff to replace the nasty ones. (I have to admit I looked and didn't see people I recognized from before. They were responding to continuing complaints.  I'll be going in again soon to get bread.  We'll see.


My husband, Jim W., teases me because I only have one and five star reviews.  I guess that's what it takes to motivate me.  Apparently, I was really motivated this morning at McDonald's.\n\nNo one over the age of eight goes to McDonald's for the food.  We either go because it's quick (sometimes) or cheap (not anymore) or convenient or because we are craving that childhood food memory.  So Jim and I met there this morning  (score one for convenient) for a quick snack and chat about the week.\n\nWhile we're waiting for the food I notice a sign that says they have free samples on Monday morning.  I was fascinated by this.  Since when has McDonald's offered samples?  And who hasn't tried their potatoes and needs to know what they taste like?  Who doesn't know the taste of crunchy grease without a reminder?  So, curiosity getting the better of me, I asked for a sample.  I really wanted to see what it was.  That's when I was reminded where, exactly, I was.\n\nI was told that there was no way I could have a sample.  When I inquired why that was I was informed that the person accompanying me had ordered what they were sampling.\n\nOh.\n\nThough most yelpers know my prolific yelper husband, this woman did not.  In fact, she had no idea who he was in relation to me.  He could have been my husband but he could just as easily been an anal colleague who would rather die than allow me to sample his food, which I assume was the implication in her refusal.\n\nNow, I acknowledge that this is a ridiculous nothing of an issue.  But these days I run into more and more silly little annoyances and I just couldn't let this one pass.  You see, the woman was very satisfied with herself, as if I was trying to \"get over on the man\" (i.e. McDonald's) and she thwarted me.  It's just so stupid.  So, I guess they saved themselves a quarter of a hash brown but they got this nifty review instead.\n\nAs to the biscuit I did eat, well ... it was McDonald's.


darn it, wish I would have looked at this before sitting down to eat here. It took an hour for us to get our food served. Food was ok if you like a pound of curly fries served with everything. Mine was ok, ordered fish and chips but looked like the kind you buy at the frozen food section. But I was so hungry I ate them all. \nPrices seemed overly high considering the wait time and the quality. \nAlso, had some crappy service from the nearby arcade people after buying some ride tickets for virtual nascar, had to get a refund after waiting an hour there. Thats why we chose the cafe cuz we were tired and hungry. Would definitely advise NOT to eat here or use the arcade services.


This is the newest place that Yelpers were talking up before it opened, so I was curious to see what the hype was all about.  My first experience with this type of snow ice was a couple of months ago in Los Angeles at New York Snow.  Their snow ice is much smoother than the one at Kuma's.  I ventured to Kuma on their second night of business with my partner-in-crime and tried the Ninja size Kuma snow flavor with mochi, red bean, coconut, and condensed milk.  I was expecting the sheets of shaved snow ice like at New York Snow, but my order didn't look like that.  Regardless, it was still a tasty treat--the red bean was delicious and fresh.  The service is very friendly and all smiles.  The joint is nice and bright with a cute Sanrio feel to it.  Stop by and check it out for yourself--another nice dessert option in Chinatown.


\"Meh. I've experienced better.\" sums it up just right. Forgive me for being an economics major, but I firmly believe that prices should reflect the cost of production. If I need to print a black and white two page document, it should cost 20 or so cents, no matter what the CONTENT of the two pages are. I should not have to pay 10 times this amount just because *what* I need to print is a packaging slip. I raised a question about this while I was in the store, but the guy gave me a condescending speech about how they are a for-profit business, so I just paid quickly to get out of there. $2 is no skin off my nose, but it's the principle of the matter!


Turkish Kitchen was a thoroughly decent, inexpensive meal for a group of us who hadn't booked a table in the city centre on a Friday night.\n\nOn sitting we were brought some bread and the most amazingly tasty dip ever.  I need to know what's in that dip because it was the highlight of the meal.  \n\nNot very hungry, I opted for the Turkish ravioli which, despite not being listed on the menu, came with a side of salad and rice.  The sides were a bit awkward and somewhat wasteful, but were certainly tasty.  \nThe ravioli left a lot to be desired, primarily because it was so overcooked it came apart the minute it I tried to eat it.  The taste was fine though nothing compared with my other experience with Turkish ravioli, which was such a shame because I was expecting something really fantastic.  \n\nI probably should have ordered something kebab-ey like everyone else, but I just wasn't in the mood for a meat feast.  Everyone else seemed happy with their meals, though.  \n\nOne weird thing was that when we ordered beer we got glasses which appeared all different sizes and smaller than what you would expect of either a pint or a large bottle. \n\nIt was a really good option for a group looking for something cheap and cheerful but is, in my opinion, not Edinburgh's best Turkish by a long mile.


I felt let down by my fellow Yelpers tonight.  After reading smashing reviews, my hubbie and I tried out Pastis for ourselves.  \n\nWe ordered the hummus.  It was so bland, we started referring to it as \"chickpea paste.\"  If it wasn't for the block of salty cheese embedded in the middle, it would have been inedible.  Plus, on the website's menu, Saturday from 4-7 is happy hour and the hummus is supposed to be $4.  We were charged the regular price of $6 at 5:50 on a Saturday night.  (http://www.pastisaz.com/happyhour/)\n\nI had a Barcelona sandwich.  I'm a vegetarian, and there weren't a lot of options on the menu for me.  I'm also allergic to avocados, and without the avocado on this sandwich, it's nothing special.  I thought that they would have beefed it up a little to make up for the lack of avocado, but a skinny sandwich did it make.  And the bread was yucky.  The fries were good though.\n\nHubbie's dinner was the Pasta di Diavolo which he thought was just okay, and definitely not worth the sixteen bucks they charged for the bowl of pasta (and nothing else to go along with the bowl of pasta).  His comment?  \"It was a little better than Fazoli's.\"  \n\nThe service was decent.  It wasn't fantastic.  One thing that still bugs me is that I have no idea how to pronounce the name of the establishment. When we walked in, they didn't say \"Welcome to Pastis!\"  It's not like there were ten other people in the place either.  \n\nTo sum it up, we would definitely not recommend this place to any of our friends, and we will not be returning.  Wasted forty bucks.


I'm sorry, but I have to say I am not impressed with the AZ Science Center. I bought a family membership, which was pretty expensive, we visited a couple of times, and that was plenty. The exhibits are always the same and kind of boring, except for whatever traveling exhibit they may have, and that costs extra on top of your membership! And I was not at all impressed with the Ripley's exhibit. I can honestly say Ripley's was a rip. Last time we were there, some of the cooler things were broken (like the little bike that goes around in a circle).\n\nOverall, it's probably fine for a one-time visit, but I wouldn't waste money on a membership. It gets old fast.


I know, I know - what would you expect?  Still, no matter how trashy the theme I do expect to get what I paid for.  True, the Hooters casino is as poorly cleaned and maintained as one of their restaurants, but the rooms were not quite so bad as the typical Hooters restroom and one has to expect a certain griminess to go with the low room costs - that could potentially be some of the fun of the aesthetic that Hooters touts, I suppose.\n\nWe came to the Hooters casino because some friends were already booked here and we wanted to spend some time with them after we had rested some, and enjoy exploring Las Vegas.  They, my partner, and I had just spent a week first on a grueling 1900 mile road trip from Austin to northern Nevada and then camping in a barren desert for the Burning Man art festival - and figured it would be nice to spend some time with each other just decompressing.  So we decided we would pay ahead for a room with a bed big enough for both of us, knowing that it would take all day to drive through Nevada from Black Rock Desert to Las Vegas.\n\nWe paid ahead for a room with a King size bed for three nights, got up at 7:30 am and drove all day from Burning Man in North Nevada, got in around 11 pm exhausted and haggard, looking forward to nothing more than just crawling into a clean comfortable bed with each other and relaxing, before spending  - and they tell us that they will only put us in a room with two doubles and told us in a bored voice, \"too bad, even though you paid ahead for a king room, it is first come first served.  Tough, there is nothing we can do, that's policy.\" In effect, you can only get what you paid for if you come at checkin time - paying for the room ahead of time does not actually secure it.  \n\nOur friends were, of course, screwed over by the same policy and were no happier about it.\n\nAvoid any business that does not deal honestly with its customers like this - this is worse than what you would reasonably expect from Hooters and Las Vegas combined.  I expect trashiness from Hooters and sleazy business practices from Las Vegas - but bait and switch is outside the bounds of any business claiming to be reputable.


Xinh Xinh Cafe used to be a regular stop for me and my roommate on the weekends after running errands in the morning. We have had lunch here several times in the past year, usually to satisfy my craving for pho, which I have enjoyed immensely in Vietnamese restaurants in Chicago and Dallas-Ft.Worth. \n\nThe last time I came here, I had fried spring rolls and pho with thin sliced beef. The noodles were great, meat was just right, and the bean sprouts and herbs were fresh (but could be fresher). I also had Vietnamese iced coffee (ca phe sua da, condensed milk with black coffee that slowly drips down into the cup as it sits on your table) that was as authentic as any Vietnamese coffee I have ever tasted. Service here has been great, as well. \n\nMy main gripe with Xinh Xinh cafe is that their portions are incredibly tiny. When I spend $15 for a meal, including tip, I expect to leave satisfied, but the serving size just doesn't cut it for me. I can understand this price point because it's probably the only decent Vietnamese restaurant in Central Illinois, but still, I think they can do a lot better for the price.


I can't begin to explain the horrible treatment  received here.  Office staff and doctors not trained to treat women with a history of sexual abuse, and apparently without a bit of common sense.  I miss Dr. Brandon - she was the only good one here, but has unfortunately retired.


This is definitely one of the new hotspots to go in Chandler.\nThey just opened a little over a month ago and serve a fusion of Mexican and American food.\n\nThe food is good and the prices are very reasonable especially during happy hour and reverse happy hour.\nThe staff is super friendly and very attentive.  \n\nOn Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturday they have DJs spinning on the patio. They mix everything including rock, classic rock, hip hop, house, and usually pretty good about taking requests.\n\nDefinitely check it out!


My husband and I usually go to Tomo  Sushi, across the parking lot from here but they don't have happy hour on Sundays so we decided to check out Nakama instead. \n\nWe were disappointed. The service was decent but the sushi was just not that good. The cali rolls were too mayonnaisey. The tuna rolls tasted off and the yellowtail rolls were very dry. The Miso was good though. \n\nThe decor also looks very cheap and the floors are FILTHY. I don't think they ever clean them. \n\nI just don't get how they can stay in business with a place as amazing as Tomo not 500 feet away.


confessions of a shopaholic LOVE THIS PLACE. The clothes are in great shape, clean pressed and pristine condition.  The sales are terrici, 75% off NOW on fabulous clothes. All sizes for those without the Barbie look.\nGO GO GO GO


Nice atmosphere, good food - Sesame Inn gets an A in my book.  The service is good - I especially like the man who has been refilling water glasses since I was in middle school and always smiles at you.  There is a room off the main dining room to support larger groups, a full bar, and a great menu.  The lunch specials are very affordable, even to high school students, and can be packed on days when school lets out early.\n\nAs far as the food goes, everything is delicious.  The hot and sour soup is great, the ma po bean curd is the best I've ever had, and even their newest offering of pad thai is pretty good.  Whether you're taking out, eating in, or having food delivered, everything here is delicious.


La Grande Orange or as we local's call it . . . LGO is a great neighborhood meeting place with a wonderful atmosphere and fantastic food.  I've been frequenting LGO since day-1 some ten years ago and always enjoy myself.\n\nBREAKFAST SUGGESTION:  The perfect amount of nutrition and food for breakfast as I see it is 1/2 order of Granloa, Friut and Yogurt . . . granola roasted fresh each and every day.\n\nPIZZA SUGGESTION: Try the gluten-free roasted pizza-crust 1/2 corn & goat cheese and add avocado and the other 1/2 classic margherita pizza and you'll not be disappointed.  If you're in the mood for a glass of wine, the Moobuzz Pinot Noir slightly chilled is a great complement.\n\nPARKING: The Desert Parking valet guys are always gentlemen and will treat you special each and every time.  They will recognize you by name and if I ran as fast as they do to bring the car around, I'd loose a chin or two :-)\n\nKeep up the good work LGO . . . \n\nMURF


If there was halves I'd give this place 2-1/2 stars. Bar is in a great location, elevated on the second level in the downtown area. Outside bar is even better but they call this place a sports bar for a reason. Food is not the best by any means. I ordered a burger and it was okay.  Waitress had recommended the sweet potato fries to me and they were nothing special.  \n\nOverall, this is a good sports bar with mediocre food.  TV's are located throughout so you are bound to find whatever team you are rooting for!\n\nAlso, the men servers in a kilt is a little weird to look at so be prepared!!


It'd been years since I'd been to a Ruby Tuesday's before last month. And since then I've been three or four times. Is it that good? No, not really. I mean, it's not bad, not as bad you probably think it is, anyway. But it ain't great. So why do I keep going back? That's a good question. Because it's not cheap, either. Probably because it's close to work.\n\nI've been making my way through their seafood options lately. The jumbo lump crab burger - it's crab cakes on a bun. That's probably some kind of no-no on somebody's lo-carb diet. Fried shrimp, grilled creole shrimp, shrimp scampi... tried 'em all, and they're all the same - not that good, but not bad. An incredibly solid three stars.\n\nOh, and they've got a veggie burger, which technically pushes them up to 3.5 stars, but I'm not in the rounding up kind of mood today.


I ordered a hot dog, loaded fries and a salad for delivery. when i questioned my total (which was very high considering the food I had ordered) the idiot that took my order failed to mention that there's a $3 \"delivery\" fee. My food took over an hour to arrive. When I handed the delivery man a twenty he did not even pretend that he was going to give me change. Had I been notified of the \"delivery\" fee, I would not have tipped him. Oh, I ordered a 20oz soda, which had leaked all of the cup.\n\nThe hot dog and fries were COLD when they arrived. not even warm. The hot dog looked as disgusting as it tasted. I could not finish it. The fries were disgusting and had 2 different kinds of \"cheese\" on them. I could not finish them either. \n\nThe only redeeming quality of the meal was the rance dressing, which was good. Very over priced for what you get. \n\nI will NEVER eat here again, and would not recommend wasting money on the crap they tried to pass off of as food. \n\nIf you're looking for a good hot dog and fries go to Luke's of Chicago, where they actually know how to prepare a quality meal.


I've been using this cleaners for several years and spent quite a lot of money here. Recently I noticed that all my shirts have staple like pin holes in the bottom of the back of the shirts. First I called the owner to tell him and he yelled at me then hung up on me. I then brought 12 shirts back to show him the holes. He claims that's the way they tag the shirts and no one has complained in 20 years of him being in business. I said that I understand that's his process but I still have holes in all of my shirts that his cleaners created. He would not compensate me in any way and didn't care that he would lose my business.


It's still hot. They now have table service, and it is terrible. It seems like morale is really low at this place. The hosts and waitstaff look like they all can't wait to leave, and that shines thru while they're \"helping\" you.\n\nIf you are looking for great Mexican food, take a trip 8 miles south and go to the Original La Canasta.


We love going to hibachi restaurants, we have tried several around town. Comparing to other places the entertainment was almost as good, the only difference is that the prices were slightly higher than other restaurants. They even charge you extra if you get fried rice, which is usually included in the price in other establishments. The food was ok and the customer service was very good. We ordered a roll and this was very good. I heard they have happy hour daily until 6pm, maybe I would come back and try more rolls during happy hour. \nThe restaurant's atmosphere is pretty nice!


This place definitely needs to improve on the taste of the food.  We came in expecting a \"wow\" factor... Food deep fried in lard, highest calories, etc.  I don't know about you, but I thought \"high calorie food\" was supposed to taste amazing?  I figured since they advertise how high the calories are- that this was going to be the best burger and chili cheese fries I've ever had.  NOT THE CASE!  I came with a big group of people and we all ordered different things, to give the menu a try.  When I got my food, the burger and chili cheese fries were dripping in grease.  The fries had a grease pool formed around them and the chili looked like ground up dog food.  The worst part- the burger and the fries tasted bland!  You would think with that much grease that it would have SOME flavor.  Everyone in our party threw away most of their food.   I will never eat here again.  The only reason why I didn't give this place 1 star is because it does have some \"one of a kind\" type of experiences.  The staff give you a hospital gown to wear while you eat and the waitresses are all dressed in nurse uniforms and spank you :). I give it to the owner- congrats on contributing to the nationwide obesity epidemic... If your restaurant's food is the last meal someone is going to consume before having a heart attack- at least make it worth while.


DONT GO THERE!!!!!!!!! IF YOU ARE IN CUSTOMER SERVICE OR JUST A HUMAN BEING YOU WONT EAT AT THIS RESTAURANT! JUST READ........\n\nMy family and I recently went to go eat at Sushi Eye on Warner Road and the I-10. I had purchased an amazon deal and it was set to expire that night so we had to use it. We were there during happy hour so we asked waitress if we could order off the happy hour menu with her knowing full well that we had the coupon. So we did. About 5 minutes later and when we received a couple of the items both the young waitress and owner/manager came to our table and said that we cannot use our  coupon and get happy   hour both. And we explained very nicely to the owner (Richard) that our waitress said that was okay. He said that it was her fault and she should have know better and that SHE CAN PAY FOR THE DIFFERENCE.. My husband and I were floored!.  We asked if we could eat off the happy hour that day and then come back within the month. He wouldnt even do that. He said that we could come back the next day ONLY. He was going to make his employee pay out of their own pocket we couldnt believe it!\n\nThe food isnt even that special.  I would rather go down the road to Ra! \n\nRichard,shame on you for even mentioning that the waitress can pay the difference. I am telling everyone I know so all of Ahwatukee is banning your place of business. I feel sorry for the people that have to work for you!!!!!!\n\nI WOULD NOT GIVE THEM A STAR BUT YELP MADE ME IN ORDER TO POST!!!!!


First, I should start by saying that this spa is the most beautiful spa facility I have ever been to. The facilities are spacious and beautiful and there is literally not a single amenity missing. Unfortunately, I cannot give such rave reviews to the facial services.\n\nI spent the day yesterday at the Spa with a few girlfriends. We had lunch on the spa pool terrace and then spent several hours enjoying the amenities. I was very much looking forward to my facial. However, my 50 minute facial was INCREDIBLY disappointing. The esthetician did not ask me a single question about my skin or ask if there was anything I wanted to focus on. She then proceeded to slather a mask on my face and let me sit under the steam for a solid 10 minutes. I think she probably spent a total of 15 of the 50 minutes actually working on my face. The rest of the time was spent on a shoulder and neck massage and a lengthy hand massage. The massage was fine, but that's not what I signed up for. \n\nWhen it came time for extractions, she did maybe four extraction on my nose and that was it. Nothing else. I would be ok with this if I truly had nothing to extract, but when I went to look at myself in the mirror I could visibly see blackheads still in my face. \n\nI really wanted to give Joya a rave review, but I just can't. I have probably had 20 facials in my life and I can honestly say this was the worst one ever. My friend had a lovely massage and was very happy with the results, and I also had a manicure with Sheryl who was awesome. I would recommend Joya for the ambience and possibly some other services, but would absolutely look elsewhere for a quality facial.


I'm a huge fan of the Venetian/Palazzo hotels.  They're the only places I'll stay when I go to Vegas.\n\nROOMS:  They're huge!  All the rooms here are suites.  We stayed in the Bella Suite which is about 700 sq ft.  There are THREE flat panel TV's (living rooms, bedroom, and bathroom).  The bedding is comfy.  The bathroom has his/hers sinks, a tub, a shower, and a separated bathroom stall.  The living room has an L-shaped couch that pulls out into a queen size bed.  There's also a round table and a small office area.  \n\nAMENITIES:  The pool area is shared with the Venetian so there are many pools, whirlpools, and cabanas to choose from.  The casino area is kinda small, but it's a short walk to the Venetian, which has a larger casino space.  There are so many shops and restaurants!\n\nI'm a big fan of this hotel, and like I said before, Palazzo and Venetian are my go-to hotels in Vegas!


Huge rooms. Soft towels. Comfortable bed with tons of pillows.  \nThree things that make me happy when I'm traveling.  \n\nWhat's wrong with this place, then? First of all, the location is central to nothing aside from the mall which houses several chain restaurants.  Second, the staff could not care less about pretty much anything. While the woman who checked us in was helpful and friendly, that was the end of that. Despite requesting my Hilton status \"amenities\" (just a package of snacks and water...not much), I never received it.  I was also charged $30 for internet when I shouldn't have paid a thing (got the bill corrected at check out). And housekeeping didn't leave enough towels or replace the water.  \n\nConsidering we paid over $200 a night, the blase attitude of the staff is very disappointing.


I wish I could give a better review, but I wasn't completely satisfied. When I booked the limo, I specified that the sedan town car was what I wanted. The driver showed up in an SUV instead. I was never told there was a possibility I could get an entirely different vehicle. Also, there was no passenger seat  - I had mentioned that I wanted one. Finally, the person booking the reservation asked me if I would like the driver to hold up a sign with the last name of our party. SInce it was a wedding, I thought it would be perfect. I gave her all the information and she said it was all set. There was no sign or any mention of it when the limo pulled up. I asked the limo driver about it later and he said he had no idea about any sign. Why does Presidential offer it if they won't fulfill the request?


RANT: Renovated which was nice. I was expecting something scary!!!! Front desk screwed up our reservation however, and it was a pain because I was sleeping during the day for EDC and they kept calling and knocking. We had added one more night to our reservation and apparently check-in guy forgot to add it onto our stay. Front desk lady was being a totally mean and b----ch saying that she's never seen this in her 20+ years working here etc etc like it was MY FAULT. Suffice it to say they need to work on professionalism and training. When we were checking out the guy said our check-in guy was new. Train your new people! Ain't my fault. \n\nBOTTOM LINE: Good basic stay however. After all, you're in Vegas.. if you're doing it right you're only in your room to catch some zz's before you hop back onto the strip for eating and partying.\n\nFRIDGE? No fridge. Apparently you can ask for one and pay for it...I've stayed at the Venetian and I don't remember a fridge either or hot water/coffee maker. I remember that if you go to Walgreens all the hot water makers are marked as final sale. Related?


This review is only for the seafood department in the store.\n\nI'm not an idiot, I realize that trying to buy fresh seafood in the Phoenix area is not one of the greatest ideas one could have, but I live in Boston and make my living as a fish monger/fish cook.  So I know about fish, and my family was hoping that i would cook for them while I'm out here.\n\nThis place was a fail as soon as I walked to the counter.  The shell fish were all kept on plates above the ice and I noticed that several mussels and clams had already opened.\n\nNot only should shell fish be kept directly on ice, part way buried in the stuff is best, and if you loose a few in the process of the day you take them out of the case and dispose of the them.  Not leave them out for everyone to see that your not keeping your seafood cold and just letting it go south.  You may as well keep it out side in the trunk of your car.  Spoiled seafood is spoiled seafood.  I don't care if you do put it on a shiny platter and put a \"sale\" sticker on it.\n\nI ended up having to make do with some frozen flounder, I brought them home and thawed them out, only to find they were SATURATED with water, I actually had to hold them over the sink and gently squeeze water out of them.  In the years I've worked with all manner of fish, I've never actually had wring a fish dry like it was some sort of towel.   \n\nHonest to god, I twisted the ends until the fillets started to curl, then they started realizing an truly unusual amount of fluids.  It was disgusting.


After a loooong day at the pool friends and I decided we needed food and NOW! I Love Burgers sounded good so we ended up here. \nOur awesome server Jenny recommended the Mac and cheese nom nom's and the fried pickles and they were SOOO good! Nom nom!!! I ended up having the Caprese burger per Jenny's recommendation and it was DELISH! Caprese salad, Caprese Burger?! Yes please!!!


Do yourself a favor and don't stay here. \n\nWhen entering the hotel from self parking you are welcomed by graffiti and a dreary hallway. After a 40 min wait at check in I was notified that the room was sold out. I was put in a smoking room that smelled like the inside of an ashtray, when I had requested non-smoking. Customer service was poor in addressing the issue.


This place is truly a hidden gem located in Downtown Las Vegas.  They serve delicious food at rock bottom pricing!  Even if I'm staying at a 5 Star Resort, I take the trip to the Market Street Cafe to get a feeling of what old time Vegas was like.  \n\nThe staff is very friendly and hard working.  The restaurant itself is very clean and spacious.  You come in hungry and leave fully satisfied.  \n\nI highly recommend their Steak and Eggs as well as their Tocino and eggs specials.  Most guests stop by late night for their Oxtail Soup.  I have yet to try it but eventually will.  \n\nI actually started salivating while writing this review.... hahaha  \n\ncan't wait to get back.


Went to Vegas for my birthday weekend planning to have a nice trip with family and friends. Everything was great up until this buffet. We went on Saturday for some breakfast which was okay. That experience gets four stars for great service and decent tasting breakfast foods. Today, Sunday, was an ebtirely different story. Wanted to top the weekend off with an awesome Luau themed buffet recommended by the awesome staff from yesterday only to be majorly disappointed. Excited, we waited in a two and a half hour line which was totally no big based on Saturday's great service and the awesome Hawaiian dishes we were about to experience. Then we get to the cashier who cashes out the first half of our party of five but snubs the second half without a basic \"one moment please\" just turns around and processes someone else through (she knew we were a part of the same party, no excuses for a bad attitude and crap customer service). Hostess who sat us was wonderful all smiles. The second host who sat us was less than accompdating. As she was setting silverware I attempted to ask her about the champagne service for brunch because we were craving a couple of mimosas and knew the service would end soon. She blatantly ignored me to scurry off somewhere else. My friend caught her again after a few minutes and she merely told us the sever we had been waiting for to take our drinks would be right with us before scurrying away without waiting for a response. Which she probably knew would have been that our waiter hadn't come by our table in the twenty minutes we had been sitting there. Finally we catch a hold of a random guy serving a nearby table, Steve, and he's great totally takes our orders and even though its his first day he's doing a splendid job. Unfortunately, we are unable to get our mimosas because they stopped serving the champagne after 3:30. Twenty minutes after we were sat and ten minutes after we finally found a waiter to take our drink order. Normally, the sucky service would have just been shrugged off. But being told we didn't make it for the champagne when we did and had waited in a two and a half hour line partly for that service. Was going to leave only one star but Steve's awesomeness gets its own star. Conclusion: pretty good food but sh*t customer service on Sunday brunch days. Don't wait in line expecting the food to make up for bad customer service. Not worth the $20 to get in or the $13 with the players card. Would not come back here and will definitely not recommend it.


Had to kill some time waiting for a place to open.  Stopped in at apache and got a enchilada plate, red, cheese, actually white cheese that was melted.  I was shocked to be honest.  The sauce did seem to be tomato based which I'm not a huge fan of but it tasted pretty good.  Also at 6 bucks for that plate cheaper than most.


Tsk tsk tsk. It's sad how the steaks here was a big disappointment.  I made a reservation for a party of 15 for a birthday dinner and we arrived 15 prior to the reservation.  Waited 30 minutes after the reserved time then waited 20 minutes to order plus another hour for waiting for our entrees. Spent $110 on porterhouse and it was dry, overcooked & flavorless.  Some steaks were missing standard baby carrots and bulb onions on the plate.  The steak- the $110 porterhouse was lukewarm and felt like it's been sitting under the warmer.\n\nThe service was another story. My friends felt like he wasn't friendly or attentive enough considering we do expect steakhouse service.  However, I did feel like he was friendly inside but just not with a smile on his face. It felt like he didn't want to serve us.  When I mentioned to him about my disappointing porterhouse, he did comp my dessert which was a nice touch but still couldn't make it for the whole experience.   Sad but yeah, stick with BLT or joes stone crab you'll be much more satisfied when you walk out that door.


Best place to work, great atmosphere and co-workers! The Rockstars of Old Town! Ask for Albert and mention Yelp for a 20% discount. Existing client or not!


This is my favorite Costco location. I'm in here so often I think the employees recognize me as a regular. Lol. I know the layout of the store, the employees here are professional and friendly. They often joke with me as I check out. It's not as crowded as the Hayden location and just FYI, gas here is always cheaper than the Hayden location too- significantly lower. A little secret that I'm sharing with you!


You're greeted by the hot air and the sound of slot machines as soon as you step out of the airplane. You know that you're in Lost Wages!!! The shuttle system is quite good, and the shops are nice too. Checked baggage also arrives promptly.


I had the pleasure of having lunch at Gordon Ramsay the Pub & Grill. The food was amazing. I ordered the fish and chips. \nThe cook on the fish was perfect and the chips were also perfect. I don't eat fried foods because most places don't use fresh oil or over cook the food. Not the case here. The flavors of the all the food from fish to the tarter sauce was amazing. The staff is awesome. I did have the pleasure of talking with Louie Maione the GM commending him on the food and service. What a great representative for the resturant. I highly recommend this place. Enjoy


Came here for lunch a couple of weeks ago, and it was just alright.  I've been on a pizza journey lately, trying to find little mom and pop pizza shops to try.  I've always been a fan of little pizza shops as opposed to the bigger chain pizza (Pizza Hut, Dominos, etc.). \n\nThis place was kinda nice, personal and friendly staff.  But it wasn't too busy and that always concerns me.  The pizza came out in about 20 minutes, which is pretty average for a pizza joint.  But the pizza appeared to be sloppy.  I'm not one to critique the way food looks, but when it looks sloppy, it tends to taste that way as well.  \n\nThe pizza itself was alright, nothing to write home about, and not the worst pizza I've had.  I will definitely try this place again though.


This place and other local spots like the Teepee remind us of a far gone time when our Mexican food was predictable and when our standards were low.  But sometimes that hits the spot.  This place definitely has some history, just ask Marty Robbins.


My expectations might have been a little high. This review is coming from someone who has lived the LA night scene and now is living the Vegas nonstop party so keep that in mind but this club is one of the most pretentious and uncool I've been to in Charlotte. \nIs Bruno Mars, Rhianna partying at Suite every other night like they do regularly in Sin City clubs? Why the long wait to get in at Suite? At least in LV the long lines are understandable. There are thousands of you visiting everyday!\n\nSupposed Suite is trying too hard to seem hip, fancy and trendy but it fails miserably. The owners are forgetting this club is in Charlotte. Needless to say, we tried to have a good time but the whole fun atmosphere and vibe was just not there. It's unlike me because I usually have a blast at clubs like 99.9% of the time!\n\n*A tip for the guys, you're not gonna get laid after the night is over here, this is not Vegas haha! The only good thing about this place is the drink prices but that's about it. Drinks itself are average. I'm used to paying LV prices


Molly is a hair genius! :-) I am Ecstatic about my cut and color! The whole staff is friendly and upbeat.  The entire experience is brilliant!  Molly did an amazing consult, had tons of ideas and options, and took the time to explain everything she did and everything she was using.  The Wash House experience is also amazing!  Love love love it all! Can't wait to go back!


Starting off by saying this place is expensive.  Yeah, having a bathroom with a hand dryer is a perk, I'll admit that, but paying for a wash that doesn't really rinse your laundry (very visible soap suds during rinse cycle) and dryers that are unable to dry a t shirt in 16 minutes when set on high heat is ridiculous.  Four dollars ($4.00+) to dry a coverlet?!  \nPlace is clean, but it is expensive and inefficient.


you get what you pay for right?? \n\ni didn't feel like that was true here. denise and jacob had a real nice, large room with a love tub and a bar and they paid close to nothing. it was about $90 for a night. i was impressed. i had a chance to crash there for a while, in between dinner, going to margaritaville and making our way to the rockhouse. the room was neat and clean. the tub was spotless and the bathroom was huge. there was a separate living room area. the sofas were large and just soft enough. the bar was near the door and had a real nice size fridge. i wouldn't mind staying there the next time i am in vegas


Busy place with a long wait...\n\nFood was mediocre....\n\nBUT their margaritas were super good. I'd come back just for those!!!


I'm between 2 and 3 stars for this.\n\nThere is definitely a reason to come here, but it's not what you think. I wanted to come here as a sort of late night dinner. From the pictures, things looked good. Food was described as good. Sure, why not?\n\nMaybe it was my expectation, but I will say the food we had was disappointing. Long story short, this is bar food. Maybe next time we're here, we'll try something else, but yeah, we felt kind of ripped off. What did we have?\n\n- Fried zucchini. This was thoroughly over-battered and thus quite gross and kind of hard on the outside.\n\n- Portobello fries. If you want a good version of this, go to Echo and Rig. If you want an exceptionally hard exterior, go to The Sparklings.\n\n- Tuna tartare. Absolutely avoid this. It's a mix of tuna, mango and avocado served with three pieces of toast. The tuna was overly firm and flavorless. The mango and avocado under-ripe and hard as well. Nothing particularly binding it all together. Just some chunks in a cylinder shape. Not worth it.\n\n- Crispy gnocchi. This was the only item we would have ordered again. An exceptionally flavorful heavy cream and cheese sauce covering a sort of crispy gnocchi, sausage, and nuts. It was nice, but kind of small.\n\nYeah, food is not their forte. So what is? Now I don't know if this is because it was late, but it was kind of shady even being in there. There was nobody up front. The whole place was empty. Just tables and tables in an otherwise abandoned room. You look to your right, there's a bar. It's a nice bar with nice bartenders. You will have a good beer and be able to sit on the nice couches and chat. Nice. But even then, it's not like it's expansive.\n\nWe'd be back for the bar, but nothing more.


Steve's communication and professionalism is exceptional. I had a dent that the dealer and Dent Pros said could not fixed but Steve was able to do it. \n\nSteve was good at setting expectations and estimating price. \n\nIf I ever get another dent this will be where I go.


You can't go wrong with this place. Anything you order will melt your heart and have you wishing you lived near this bakery. Sometimes there is a line and nowhere to sit but who cares. Learn to be patient , walk to the nearest park and enjoy bliss.


This review is just a first time experience account and I 'm hoping to give this hotel another try in the near future. \n\nMy wife and stayed here on our pre-honey moon after we got married June 22, 2013. We booked it through a 3rd party and told them what we wanted: jetted tub, large strip view window, etc. We get to the hotel: small room, standing shower only, fold out wall bed, and a 30\" flat screen. I called front desk immediately and explained everything, but nothing could be done. \n\nThe area was good since it was by the Hawaiian Shopping Market on The Strip, but it was our honeymoon and the room was not what we wanted.\n\nI got over things quick because I realized that the 3rd party agent was the one that probably jipped me from the getco offering me something that was never even possible on his end...but he wanted the sale.\n\nAnywho, the rating is just for the entire first experience. We'll give it another shot - I'm sure the update will be a more delighted experience :)


I am disappointed every single time I come here. They are always, ALWAYS running late (I am waiting to be seen right now) and the customer service is horrible. I just sat and watched the phone go unanswered for five minutes. Whenever I call no one will answer, and then the lady at the front desk gave me attitude when I asked WHY they won't answer my call.\nEveryone around me is now complaining because they've been waiting over THIRTY minutes to be seen by someone.\nWhen I finally got ahold of them two weeks ago, all the lady asked for was my day of birth. She said I was all set and ready to go.. But then I went in and there was NO APPOINTMENT made in my name.\nSave your time, save your money -- because this is the worst vision service I have EVER seen!


I booked two nights on Expedia at the lowest possible rate (clearly marked 'firm, no cancellation', which was fine as my intentions were 'firm'.) But then I had a family health emergency and could not travel. I called the hotel, and was told to call Expedia, which I did; they said they had to call the hotel to see 'what the penalty for cancellation will be'.  Lady came back and said, 'they will offer you no refund at all.'  In this age of hyper competition, what kind of service is this???  If a person has proof of a health emergency (i.e., Emergency Room paperwork), they should at least provide a credit to be used within 12 months, if not a full refund. I will NEVER book at Omni again, and will advise my friends to do the same.


Cupcakes can sometimes be a little dry and if you have a serious sweet tooth, you can handle all the frosting.  I usually throw away at least half of the frosting.  I feel bad because it's such a waste!  I have gone about three times and each time I tried a different flavor.  The variety is great.


So we were back on this side if town and excited to have an excuse to return. Hate to say it but we were disappointed. Zucchini fingers were not crisp. They actually bent in half when you picked them up. Also, they no longer serve them with tatziki (sp?) sauce but will charge you $1 extra for a really small container. Um, isn't that like going to an American diner and being charged extra for ketchup?  Also, the zucchini desperately needed salt. \n\nMy beef and lamb gyro was ok. A little dry. Hubby had their famous Oscar burger that comes with pastrami on it, which was dry. \n\nThe little salad that came with the meal seemed to have a cup of dressing on it. Yikes!\n\nSorry to say but won't be stopping by again. Better Greek food at Stephanos which is closer to us anyway.


Good location but please do something about all the day laborers standing outside. They line up the street!


We have eaten at Angela's several times, with friends, in hopes that it would I prove; it hasn't! The food is terrible, the prices are way too high for a senior community and the service is not so hot either. I would stay away! Lovely location though.


This place is a freaking disaster and nightmare. They have to be paying people to go on and write reviews because I can't believe anyone would actually return to this establishment. \n\nFirst of all it's an Italian restaurant in a strip mall next to a sushi joint and a closed down Indian buffet. I don't know why that makes them think they can charge $13 a plate for chicken alfredo but regardless we ordered. \n\nI ordered the lasagna and my bf ordered the chicken alfredo. They both came with salads. I asked for blue cheese with my house (which I didn't get) and my boyfriend who hates salad got the Caesar. Ps we asked if he could substitute the small side salad for anything else like soup and the waitress said no. \n\nThe house dressing was so salty it burned my lips, sorry, I don't enjoy salt on my salad. \n\nThen the food finally came and my boyfriends alfredo was dried out and again soooo salty and my lasagna... don't even get me started... disgusting... AGAIN SALTY... what is with the fricken salt!!\n\nWe were starving and hoping for large portions but we only managed to choke down half of our mediocre portions of overpriced food.\n\nIf you thought that was bad then you should hear about our drinks... My bf ordered bud light which they only had 2 bottles on site so then he had to drink their draft beer and pay the price of their stupid craft draft beer... \n\nWe finally got our check and I knew it was going to be expensive but the waitress charged me $7 each for my well vodka and diet drink... Who the H3LL charges $7 for a well drink!!?!? The BF's Bud Lights were $6.50 TOTAL. I thought it must be a mistake so I asked the waitress if that was the case (maybe she entered the drink wrong) which she did... It should have been $6 for a well and diet?!?!? WTH She said she would refund my $2 but by that point she could keep her $2 and shove it... \n\nWe promptly walked over to Desert Babes Sports Grille, where I got a well and diet for $3 my bf got a big bud light for $3.75 and ordered a delicious appetizer to settle our starving stomachs.\n\nHorrible, expensive and disgusting.. I hope to g0d they close soon.


I bought a groupon deal and had dinner here on a Sunday night. Came here around 7ish & holy Hera the wait was about 45 min long! When we finally got seated, our server took forever to get our drinks and we had to wait for utensils. Food here is definitely overrated and I honestly did not think I got my money's worth even though I got a \"deal\" on it. The only good things were prime rib and the crepes. Macaroons were over done and tasted like they were 1+ days old. Everything else was meh & dessert was almost like out of a hometown buffet. I will not be coming back here.


This is our second stay in one year.  I will review both stays, as we loved it so much we went back!  Our first visit we stayed in the HRH Tower.  It was beautifully decorated, the view was great over the pool.  A little loud during the day with the pool music, so a little hard to take a nap.  But overall a very great location.  The second visit we stayed in The Paradise Tower.  We had a corner room with views that could not be beat.  Amazing.   The walk was a bit longer to the casino floor and the crowd on this side seemed a tad rougher.  We will book The HRH Tower for our next visit.\nThe bartenders were incredible.  Phillip and Nick our all time favs.  Most everyone we came in contact with were very nice.  The center bar has a very trippy echo that stumped us the first couple days, but then figured out how to enjoy someone's conversation from the other side of the bar.  Pretty funny.\nSecurity in this hotel always seems to be comforting.  Nice work HR.\nYou can definitely see some wear and tear in the hotel, but over all a very nice stay.  \nThe pole dancers over the gaming tables are rad.  A show while you are gambling.  Those dancers were so strong and fun to watch.\nThe dealers are really nice as well.  Most all wanted you to win and are more than happy to help and chat.  We played BJ and craps most everyday.  The pit bosses were very friendly.\nCheck-in and out is super easy and welcoming.\nWe have rented a cabana at the nirvana pool twice.  A great way to spend a day if the weather is nice.\nI will rate the restaurants separately, but just need to mention that we have eaten at all establishments.  Culinary Drop out we visited multiple times.  It was that good and fun.\nAnd finally, one observation we made is how nice looking most people are in the casino.  There seemed to be a steady stream of 25-60 year old.  This hotel is not filled with old people or families with kids.  A perfect spot of the 40-something.  We will most definitely be back.  Thanks for the fun.


After filling my pockets at the Caesar's table game, I wanted to blow it all on a ridiculous lunch before I flew back home and restarted in the real world. The Palm did not disappoint.\n\nI got the surf and turf combo with the 14 ounce filet mignon and half of a 3lb lobster (you can also pick a 4lb or 5lb lobster). The filet was the biggest one I've ever seen and succulent throughout and cooked to perfection at medium-rare. The lobster was huge and the table side cracking definitely made me feel pampered. I had to share my meal with a few friends since it was so ridiculously large, but it was money well spent. The total ended up being $95 with tax and tip.\n\nMy favorite part of the meal was the end where they squeeze fresh lemon in your hands and give you hot towels to wash yourself. Ahh Vegas, miss you already.


My overall impression was that it was too noisy - not music, just clatter and chatter. The acoustics were terrible. It was so bothersome especially in comparison to the quiet atmosphere at Terra Verde the previous evening, that I listened to my ipod to drown it out.\n\nThe meal was ok.  Sapphire martini was well chilled. Hearts of Romaine were a little wilted. Atlantic salmon was not overcooked. No waiting on a Monday evening at 8:30.


Well, with all the hype I had to go to Hakkasan. Unless you are down to drop a couple grand, this is not gonna be such a sweet experience. I went when Calvin Harris was performing. First, Harris is extremely overrated. I've been to plenty shows, and I can confidently say Calvin Harris is not even in my top 10. Second, the venue itself is classy, but it's kind of a maze and the dance floor is freaking tiny. Surprisingly, the drinks were not that expensive for Vegas. I should have listen to my pals and gone to XS. Oh, well. I needed to experience it myself. Definitely not going back, though. The lasers are badass, however. One of the best equipment I've seen.


My husband, daughter, and I were checking out the beautiful newly opened Tivoli Village last Thursday, and Brio Tuscan Grille was one of the few restaurants that were 1.) already up and running and 2.) had a wait less than 20 minutes during the lunch peak hours.  \n\nThe service was FANTASTIC, and that is probably because they just opened and are still in that \"honeymoon\"  phase.  Along with crayons and the kids menu to color, they also brought Pizza dough for my daughter to play with. They even offered to cook it for her when she was done- but she was having too much fun just playing with it. \n\nI have never been to a Brio Tuscan Grille before so I had no expectations.  In fact, I didn't even know it was a chain restaurant at the time. Nonetheless, I am a fan of the food.  I ordered the Fettuccine Rustica and I highly recommend this dish if you like sun dried tomatoes.  I added the Bistecca Ensalata for an additional $3.95 and this salad was a meal in itself.  It was so delicious and so filling- I may just get a whole order of that next time since I am a sucker for gorgonzola cheese and bacon!  My husband ordered the chopped salad to start with and the Shrimp and Crab cakes.  It had only come with 2 average sized cakes, but they were so flavorful and surprisingly quite filling.  We ordered the kids lasagna for my daughter, and for $4.95- this was practically an adult serving.  In fact, the three of us shared it because it was that big, and that delicious! \n\nThe dessert display looked too fabulous to pass us, so I ate about 1/4th of my delicious pasta and had the rest packed up to take home.  We ordered the creme brulee and the raspberry cheesecake and both were the perfect way to end such a satisfying lunch.  The total bill for the 3 of us was less than $50. And it was well worth it- the ambiance, the service, the food were all great.


The food was good but not outstanding and the prices were very high.  I live in Chicago and I can get comparable food in Greektown at probably half the price.  Service was excellent though and the restaurant's ambience was really nice and upscale.\n\nThe grilled octopus appetizer was very good, meaty and tender chunks of charred octopus and some nice tomatoes and olives.  The signature fried zucchini appetizer was delicious.\n\nWe had the grilled LAVRAKI (Mediterranean sea bass) which was nicely prepared, moist, meaty and tender.  It was just a squeeze of lemon juice away from perfection  - luckily, there was plenty of lemon on the plate too!  The downside is that this fish was $53/pound and the smallest one they had was 2.5 lbs so that was a $125 fish.  Wow, that's steep.  Sharing it with the 3 people at our table made it a bit more reasonable but that's still pretty pricey.  A la carte too - all you get is fish.  All the fish was about the same in price, all in the $50-60/pound range.  The least expensive were the sardines - but still $32/pound ... huh?  Sardines?  I can get sushi grade tuna for $15/pound.\n\nGrilled lambchops were pretty good.  You get two huge pork chop sized domestic lambchops.  They were a bit mild for my taste and could have used some aggressive seasoning or sauce to give some oomph.\n\nRibeye steak was ... ribeye steak.  What's Greek about that?  Can't complain too much though ... after all, we ordered it.\n\nThe desserts were just ok.  The fried donut holes with honey did not taste very fresh.  The egg custard phyllo dessert was also ... meh.\n\nThe drinks were competently prepared and there's a nice list of wines (Greek and otherwise) by the glass.


Ok so I'm posting this due to the location that I'm in, but I'm on the putters that's located on las Vegas Blvd .  But because the las vegas blvd isn't listed on here I'm just using this location to yelp on this location on las Vegas blvd . But this bartender name SEAN , is GREAT !  NOT only his bartending experience but his attitude is awesome , he's a respectful person , always takes Good care of his customers , always on top of his game , see our beers that are running low he's always refilling us ! Please get back to SEAN and let him know that he's great At his job !! Thank you sean from SESSA!


Good choice hotel for a Montreal quick getaway. I booked  room on Priceline $90 bucks for 1 night.\nGood location in middle of everything. Shopping Mall with food court on lower level. Museum of Contemporary Arts right across the hotel but It's nothing to see there - waisting of time!\nComfy beds. Good deep pool. \nDirty in public washrooms.\nOverall:  OK


You will find no other bruschetta place with such diverse menu and ever-changing wine list, which consistently exceeds expectations.


I was skeptical at the concept of a gaming restaurant, but this place was great fun and the space is perfect for this type of restaurant.  We brought the kids and some games to play (you can also borrow or buy games there) and had a fun dinner and game night.  I had the BBQ sliders with a locally made roll and yummy onion rings.  Others in our group had the veggie sandwich, grilled cheese, caesar salad, and beef soup.  They have a kids menu (be sure to ask about it because at this time it's not on the regular menu-- they said they are in the process of changing up their menu to add more apps and sides).  They also have a coffee bar and desserts (maybe next time!).  I will definitely be going back and I hope the new menu comes out soon!


Toast is an excellent place for a weekend breakfast out. The service is very efficient and all the wait staff seems to work as a team (anyone will refill your coffee or fill any immediate need you may have). Prices are very reasonable and the food is above average, By that I mean their eggs, coffee, corn bread, fruit, etc. are all better than what you would expect from a popular price restaurant - most breakfast entries were $8 and under- but the fruit salad was as good as you have at home, if you had a well stocked kitchen. The place is perfect for young families as service is fast and prices are very moderate. Not only will your children like it but you can bring the grandparents as they will be the only ones who will recognize the music playing. \nIf you find their food is not up to your very high standards then breakfast at The Gallery or Cafe Monte or Zebras and pay two times Toast's prices; for me Toast hits the sweet spot between quality and price,


This place is not clean.  Carpet stains,  smells like mildew,  lobby was disgusting.  Check out the cushions on the Ottoman in the lobby.. Stained like crazy! Alerted the manager, they seemed uninterested in my comments. So now I will tell everyone my comments. Furniture in room was old chipped and all the fabric on chairs had disgusting \"adult\" stains.  Lots of dead bugs and insects near windows of room and lobby.  I have pics to prove it.  Do not stay here unless you are looking for a dirty bargain.  If there was a lesser rating than 1 star,  that's what I would rate this place.  Poor 1 star.


I love Social house for late night dining, happy hour pit stop and drinks with friends before going out dancing.  First off, the happy hour special was pretty good ( I think buy one get one).  My favorites on the list include\n*lychee martini *ginger sake martini *rock candy (comes with a candy stick *alcoholic green tea..all wonderfully blended, flavorful and will get you tipsy in no time.\n\n\nThe atmosphere is clean and modern.  The outdoor seating is beautiful and gives you a nice view of the strip.  The indoor sushi bar is also nice and is structured in a way to allow you to interact with other people at the bar.  I had a salad thing, that was OK, my non vegan friends have enjoyed just about everything here.\n\nI always try to come back when I am visiting faimly.


East Valley Family Medical is a joke, the wait time is hours (one time I waited 4 hours after my appointment time to finally be seen by doctor). The doctors are rushed, they don't ask questions, don't listen, don't provide information. They act and groan and scoff like they're pissed they have to do their job. You wait hours to see a doctor and he sees you for 60 seconds. They're not gay friendly (or people friendly period). They don't do any refills over the phone of any kind under any circumstances, if you need a refill you need to make another appointment  AND they just increased their office visit fee from 50 to 65 bucks. \n\nNot happy. Not even a little.


We were on our way back from a trip to Mexico and Cuba* when we arrived here for a short layover. This airport is easy to navigate, especially when you are coming through immigration -- there are lots of signs telling you exactly where to go. \n\nThere was a long line at immigration but it moved fairly quickly. My honey and I had all of our research license paperwork in order for the Cuba portion of our travels in case we were asked for it** but the not-even-a-hello immigration officer guy just scanned our passports, looked at us with his best stern face, and stamped us on our way. We then picked up our checked suitcases, zoomed right through customs (after handing over our customs form) and rechecked our bags. \n\nThe part that ended up taking the longest amount of time was going back through security, thanks to long lines. I do have to say that the security personnel were working very hard to move everyone along and were really nice as well.\n\nIf we had more than 5 minutes to spare, I would have picked up some local BBQ to eat on our San Francisco bound flight. Thanks a lot, security line. \n\n*You won't hear much more about our trip to Mexico and Cuba since they don't have Yelp. (At least not yet.) I'll just summarize to say that almost everywhere we slept, ate, drank, visited, etc. were unquestionably five star. \n\n** Apparently Beyonce and Jay Z did as well. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/04/09/entertainment-us-usa-cuba-beyonce-idUSBRE93600V20130409


I just got back from dinner with my family at the old place and I can't emphasize enough my disappointment. The service was poor. Our waitress was a nice gal who was working hard, she simply had too many tables because the place was woefully understaffed. Our drinks weren't refilled in a timely manner and she was usually too busy to check on us. I had to go and find her a few times to get things that were missed. \n\nI don't mind paying the high prices of the old place if the food is good. Unfortunately the food was a let down. Four of us ordered the French onion soup. The soup was so salty it was rendered uneatable. The steak was good, but the baked potato was so dry I thought it left over from lunch. My daughter ordered the fettuccine Alfredo and it was quite bland. Everything else we ordered was just ok. To sum it up, our meal was mediocre at best and we were all disappointed. Not one person on our party of seven really enjoyed their meal. \n\nI express my dissatisfaction with our waitress and she informed me that she would write my complaints in a book they kept. That was it. I left with the feeling that they were happy that they got my money and that they did not really care that my family's dinner was poor. They made no effort to make it right and they made no effect to ease my displeasure. \n\nThis will be my last family dinner at the old place. I will take my business to a place that has better food and a place that values it's customers.


Yummy for me tummy!


I have a lot of clients that attend Las Vegas and this company is who I call on a continue basis in order to take care of all my clients. The CEO and his employees provide high quality service and THE BEST PRICING with bottle service, hotel bookings, show tickets and limo services. I wouldn't go anywhere else, honestly. From my understanding, they do such high volume of bookings, that they companies give them better pricing on especially table service and bachelor / bachelorette parties. \nI noticed he practically has 5 star reviews and that is very accurate. \n\nI even used his service to book a party for New Years, Memorial Day and Labor Day events for the past few years...  And since those are some of the busiest days of they year, HotShot ALWAYS came thru when other promoters in the past denied me or gave me outrageous prices... So If you're looking to book a bachelor party, table service at tryst, surrender, hakkassan, light or even at wet republic / encore beach club pool parties, you're not going to find a better company.\n\nPlus, we had a great host name Joy who took care of all our needs when I personally used them. She personally walked us in, made sure we got the table quickly. No waiting in line.. And a few times, she grabbed some of our friends that came late, that we're stuck outside of the club, with no problem!


Very nice atmosphere for a date or with friends.  If you are into wine, this is a great spot.


Service was okay, at best. I wouldn't go there again.  They quoted me at thousands of dollars of repairs for my car to pass inspection.  I took it somewhere else and had it done for a fraction of the quote.


So much for that groupon. Tried to go there today only to find the doors closed and tables gone.


Awesome mediterranean food!!! athens fries are yummm!! and the rice pudding definitely a must-have! the chicken kabobs were also pretty good! the helpings are pretty large though.. btw, love the ambience too!


This place is amazing value for money. The cocktails are delicious and the staff are very friendly and genuine. Everything I have had to eat here has been good. The risotto is so tasty. The fish and chips are spot on. The salmon I had here was awesome. \n\nGreat place for smokers as there is an outside area which is very pretty. The whole place has high spec chic decoration and is very clean.\n\nI have nothing bad to say!


They have monthly free poolside concerts, yay. They have no consideration for the disabled, boo. The problem with these shows is that every show has different rules and the Rio nor the radio station promoting them let anyone know the changes until you get there.  The best example is my girlfriend is disabled and cannot sit on the hard ground.  The first 2 shows we went to there was lounge chair seating, the next show we were told we couldn't sit in the loungers, the next show after that we could, then couldn't.  Last month we tried to go and was told no seating but we could bring our own chair to use.  I asked security \"Any chair?\" and was told \"Yes\" but I know for a fact if we came back with just any chair they would not allow us to bring it in so we had to leave.  The other things they change is one show you can swim, the next you can't swim but you can use the jacuzzi, the next show both are off limits, the next show the pool is open again, what the heck?  And the last reason not to go is the alcohol, they offer an \"open bar\" which consists of 1 free drink of whatever they decide that night whether it be flat, warm, foamy beer or watered down who knows what.  The Fosters big can is the best deal but one show it is x ounces for x dollars, the next show the same can goes up 2 dollars, the next show the price goes back down but the can is smaller, the next show the price is higher for the smaller can.  Its been 3 years that I have been trying to attend these shows and nothing has changed in that time, still inconsistent and just plain wrong.  If you want a good pool party/free concert with open bar go to Hard Rock on Fridays in the summer, its always righteous and a good time without all the frustrations of the lame a$$ed Rio.


Free soda beverages which is nice, but that was the only real positive I experienced here.  Was incredibly smokey inside (even for a casino) and coming home doused in smoke wasn't too pleasant.  \n\nAnother minor annoyance was upon sighing up for the awards program, which we were generously given $10 of free slot play, were only to be used on certain crown-marked slot machines.  These machines were few and far between and usually were being utilized by people who didn't appear to be stepping any time soon. \n\nOverall, probably my least favorite casino Ive visited in the Phoenix-area.  I wont sat I wont ever go back, but I wont be making the trip out there any time soon.


I went in here when I had some time to kill while a watch was being fixed, and really liked it.  The layout was a little tough to figure out at first - hard to know if a book would be in new releases, fiction, bestsellers, etc.  but the staff is very helpful.  They also have great cards, journals and other gifts.  I love that they have a big jigsaw puzzle on a table with chairs around it if you want to sit down and work on it while someone else is shopping.


Love it!!! My favorite is the Greek with steak!!! Soooo good!!! I go at least 1-2 times a week!


There is nothing these people can't screw up.  They are all nice enough but they just aren't on the ball.  I use them to manage my rental property and it is a constant struggle.  Its been 3 years and I still can't get them to call me before authorizing repairs.  Don't even get me started on their rental process, their rent collection process, or screening process.  Everything is a total clusterfuk with awful communication.  If you use them to manage your property just pray you get a dream tenant that never leaves.


1.5 hours later and we are still waiting for food! What a bummer! \nThe last time we came it was great!\n:(


Wildflower as a whole is a fantastic chain. I've never had a bad experience with anything the chain itself has control over. \n\nHowever, there are some things that, while not completely in Wildflowers control, only seem to have happened in this specific location. It's in the middle of a set of stores all nicely lined up... in a corner with a small parking lot for that specific section. This means that the parking lot is not so fun to navigate.\n\nI feel bad stating this as it is completely out of Wildflowers hands but is still relevant to whether you should pick this location or not. If you get there early or at specific times of the day, it's quite nice and not a problem - unless it gets packed while you're inside, then it's a pain to get out. However, if it's a busy time, then be ready to not only have a hard time finding seats inside, but in finding parking as well. I actually have had it happen a few times where I got stuck waiting behind someone in the parking lot who's waiting for that one spot that's a few feet closer than the other three spots that are rapidly being taken by other cars, but because the parking lot was so narrow I couldn't get around the car. \n\nThe inside gets packed as well, but even when it's slower and only has a medium amount of customers, it still has limited seating. This means that sometimes you are there with your family and need a larger area for them, but you can only quietly groan as you see anywhere that would be comfortable is taken and that quite a few of the bigger places to sit are occupied by just one person playing on their cell phone. As I've not worked for Wildflower nor known anyone who has, I don't know what the regulations are for instances like that, especially in today's age where common courtesy is rare and when a customers review/rating rule more than actual productivity of the place - so asking someone to move might could actually hurt the restaurant-  but it's pretty annoying that this happens and it happens a lot at this specific location. \n\nBasically, Wildflower is a fantastic restaurant. Their bread is fantastic, their soups are wonderful as well, and I really enjoy some of their salads. The restaurant itself is great. However, there ARE better placed locations that have better parking for your car and have better seating inside (so better parking for your rear too). I wouldn't say don't come here as the service is pretty decent (not fantastic but not bad in any way), but that if you can go to another location without it being inconvenient then I'd recommend it.


A good tourist spot...\n\nJust outside is a whole bunch of impersonators such as Jack Sparrow, Michael Jackson, Mario & Luigi, Marilyn Monroe, Spongebob, etc.\n\nInside is a whole bunch of M&M souveniers.\nStuff is expensive but something fun to see on the strip.\nThey have free 3D movies to watch, only 10 minutes long.


Scale of 1-10 (multiple visits):\n9 Food\n8 *Drinks*\n9 Service\n9 Atmosphere\n8 Value\n\nThe bugs in the service that I experienced early on seem to have all been worked out and the service is now some of the best around.  They also now have buckets of ice for the mimosa champagne. *fist pump*\n\nThey still don't describe some of their menu items quite well enough (which can be a serious issue for vegetarians and vegans).  But the menu has also been expanded to the point where frankly it's a little too long -- though I will forgive that because the brunch menu is just right and they added a delicious pretzel bread appetizer.  Skip the tomato jam; the cheese sauce is all you need (though the honey mustard is good too).\n\nThey also really kick it up a notch with lots of different happy hours (depends on the day) and other specials.  I liked it before, but they've only improved since they opened.\n\nAnd the location is going to get a big upgrade next year when the planned 330 apartments across the street get built!\n\n(pssst: try the mac & cheese)