Stayed here for my 1st time in Vegas like 10 years ago, back then I was 13 and didn't have much to do. I remember hanging out by the pool and the roller coaster. This time we went in just to waste time and gamble before the NYE countdown. I loved walking by the dueling pianos, those bars are so cool in a nerdy way! And the hole in the wall hot dog shack, those hot dogs were huge! We saw a Michael Jackson impersonator do some cool moves and at midnight we were right in front of the Brooklyn Bridge. When we inquired about tickets, the vendor said it was  $170 each, that's kind of crazy... For free beads and you still had to buy your own drinks. View was just fine from the street, although I'm pretty sure I remember getting hit in the face by some beads (at least I got to keep them). At one point my drunken claustrophobia hit and I did start pushing, SORRY! It was still fun. And NYNY is right next to where we stayed, Monte Carlo.


Took wife to Il Vino for her birthday. Atmosphere was decent for a casino restaurant. Our waiter, Zach, was attentive but not overbearing. I had lasagna and wife had manicotti. Both were very good. Nice size portions that we had to pack to take home since we could not eat it all. Excellent bread sticks. The moscato wine was superb.  Very affordable dinner as well.


It is obvious this person had her friend write reviews.  It is also obvious that Nicole had to rest up a whole new name and business because the service was so poor from the last one she attempted to run.  FYI check out Healthy Skin Boutique in Yelp.  Same person so you can expect the same poor performance.\n\nI speak from experience - months of trying to get service on something that was already paid for.  BUYER be WARNED - if you purchase something through Living Social or Amazon Social you will have lost your money and/or your sanity dealing with this unprofessional business owner.  DO  NOT waist your time and DO NOT loose your money.  The person is very experienced in delaying your appointment until after the refund time expires.\n\nDuring the months, YES MONTHS I tried to make appointment to only have them postponed with unfulfilled promises of callbacks and reschedules.  Yes I was given a lot of excuses that at first I believed, like I said, Nicole is very experienced with many sad stories about why and how she can accept your money but can not perform the service for month and month and can not return calls when promised.  \n\nIf I was the only person that had a poor experience with this business and this person I would just forget about the $120 I was scammed out of but when I called Living Social the customer serve person expressed the idea there were a lot of complaints.  Also - tracking the business movements shows multiple failed and closed websites, business names, etc.  \n\nTake my advice - RUN FAR RUN FAST from Nicole.


NEW. FAVE. PLACE.\n\nCan I just start by talking about their spoon? Yes, their spoon. It's purple when it's cold but green when it's warm. So, touching the shaved ice makes the spoon purple then you put it in your mouth & the warmth makes it green. Yes, I am easily amused. Haha!\n\nAnyway, on to the shaved ice. I LOVE IT! Hailing from Hawaii, I'm often judgmental when it comes to shaved ice and Bahama Buck's is definitely LEGIT. I always order the Bahama Rama Mama, which is melt-in-your-mouth super shaved ice (up to 3 flavors) on top of the creamiest, most delectable ice cream.\n\nI've tried the most random flavor combos from my order, my mom's and my boyfriend's and they were all delicious. The flavors range from Strawberry Daquiri, Banana, Mango, Passion Fruit to Eggnog, Rootbeer, Mocha Java. The flavors are so distinct and sweet. I can't imagine having a bad combo. \n\nThey have friendly workers too! Don't forget to ask for a punch card. They also give you bonus punches if temp outside reaches below 60 degrees. Last time I came, I only had 2 punches but since  it was cold outside, he punched all the slots on my card & now I get to have a free one! WOOOHOOO!\n\nWhile you enjoy your shaved ice, you can play some board games too. :) Cool right? Definitely one of my fave places to hang out.


I've been to this yard house 3 or 4 times.  I think if I would have written a review the first or even second time, I would have given 4 stars... But, I just don't think it deserves that high of a rating...\n\nThe beer selection is fabulous.. Mostly because they have Triple Karmeliet.. my favorite :)  \n\nThe food is pretty darn decent too.  Great place to grab a steak and I am a huge fan of the hawiian pizza.  Good is good.\n\nA little on the pricey side if you are planning to stay for awhile.. which is fine, but I don't like to have to spend 100 bucks for a diner and drinks for two.... especially when it's only a couple of drinks.. Boo on that.  Pretty much my only complaint.. I'll get over it though and go back soon I'm sure. :)\n\nOh, and one las thing, I love the music selection.. Always playing good tunes.


I'm very satisfied with the service. I was recommended by two friends both had their cars tinted several years ago and the film has not been worn off or has any sign of coming apart from the windows like mine which is less than a year old.\nI had Steve to put on a reflective film(ones that act like a mirror during the day looking from outside), and 2 layers of light-shaded one for the windshield. I'm going heavy-dutied. The result is great, film is nicely trimmed to match the windows and there are no bubbles trapped inside. The improvement over the previous one is more than I've expected. :) \nIf you want an experienced tinter who knows his stuff than you should definitely come here. I would recommend this place to all my friends.


Being a newbie to Chino Bandido, I got to take advantage of the free samples and lesson on how to order.  I thought everything individually was delicious, but once everything was together on my plate, I wasn't so sure of the mix of flavors.  I ordered a carne asada burrito, teriyaki chicken, fried rice and refried beans.  I ultimately ate the burrito and beans together and then ate the rice and teriyaki together; otherwise, it was opposing flavors overload.  I will definitely return again if I find myself in the neighborhood, but I may just stick with a rice bowl or a combination that doesn't mix so many different flavors.


My wife and I tried out this place last night.  It was a nice find.  The layout is upstairs and downstairs which was a little strange but space is a premium.  The service and menu was awesome.  Most steakhouses you will drop an easy $100 / person, it was refreshing to go one in the city thats not trying to rob you.  They serve 1/2 glasses of wine so we were able to try 6 different wines.   Had the bacon, crab cake, pork belly, Kale salad, and turtle sundae.  Everything was very flavorful.  The only thing that could of been better was the seasoning of some of the dishes.  We will definitely go back.


i call this 3-star rating an UNLOCK POTENTIAL 3 stars. \n\nIn my opinion, i feel like this place has the potential to be one of the most AWESOMEST fun nightclub on the strip.\n\nThis club opened during new yrs and the past weekend was my first time in attending this new venue. I'll simply list the pros and cons that i noticed in this super nightclub. \n\nPros. \n1. The venue and crowd is BEAUTIFUL. mix crowd. hip hop floor and main dance floor.\n\n2. Contrary to the previous reviews i've read, the staff is beyond friendly and seem to be willing to bend over their backs for everyone in having a good time here.\n \n3. Didn't get any drinks here, but from little chit-chats in the smokin hot ass bartenders. a red bull vodka is only $15. very very cheap compared to Surrender's $19 house vodka w/ red bull.\n\nCons:\n1. Will probably never happen, but they really need to get rid of the stairs and replace them w/ escalators. This is a huge design flaw for the managing partners of marquee. Unlike Playboy Club to Moon, there are no simple escalators up to a club. It kinda gets rid of the \"baller\" feeling when u climb stairs from venue to venue compared to an escalator where the music crescendos as u rise to the club. \n\n2. Elevators won't go down till 1:30am so everyone has to climb 3-5 flights of stairs down to exit in the Cosmo's pool area if they want to go back to their rooms for sexy-time or pre-party. (BEWARE: as you exit,  WATCH ur step... there's a ledge where girls especially are vulnerable in tripping on if they wear high heels)\n\n3. The main dance floor is a tad too small for my tastes. Also it has more of a rave-like vibe to it where everyone stares at the DJ and throws their arm to the sky like zombies. I don't blame the crowd for doing this considering there's a 30+ft of LCD awesomeness in the back of the DJ to look at. EVEN SO, this type of set-up negates a nightclub feel to the venue.   \n\n\nALL IN ALL, a very nice nightclub w/ very friendly staff and crowd. everyone is just here to have a ballin good time. \n\nI say, give this place a couple months to workout their flaws and it'll be the next best thing vegas nightlife will see in the years to come.


I specifically went to this Pharmaprix to use the Canada Post outlet in the back. It was probably the most unpleasant postal experience to date. The staff were dour, barely making eye contact with the customers and rushing everyone through as if they couldn't wait for their shifts to be over. I will avoid this CP in the future. Only in desperation would I give them my business again.


The breakfast food here is so good! The scrambled eggs were nice and fluffy, the bacon was crispy, the hash browns were also crispy and had a nice crunch on the edges but fluffy \"inside,\" and both types of sausages were yummy. I also had a bowl of wonton soup which had a tasty broth and good wontons but I could do without all the bean sprouts. They also had shrimp noodle soup, pho, and miso soup. I had a bite of one of the sandwiches, which was pretty tasty. I didn't try any of the sushi, other  Asian food, BBQ, or salads, but they looked pretty good as well. For dessert, I would recommend the chocolate covered strawberries and cannolis! Super yummy!\n\nThis was the only buffet that I went to while in Vegas so I can't compare to any others. But I would say that it's a pretty good option if you're staying at TI and don't want to walk to another buffet and pay $30-40+. This one was only $25 I believe and you can get a coupon for two for one, which is a great deal!


One of the worst buffets in Las Vegas, period.  Very poor selection of food and of those available, marginal quality.  Stay away and go to Wynn - more expensive but definately worth it.  Even our waitress said not to drink the cheap campagne - it's low quality and will give you a bad headache.\nHave been to many LV buffets and this ranks as the lowest of all.


I'm here for Mother's Day and the service is terrible. I ordered the Shrimp and Scallop entree for $23 and got one shrimp, one scallop and 4 small sticks of fried rice. It was tasty but too small. My husband ordered 4 sushi rolls but they took 40 minutes to come out. So, I ate my entree while he watched me eat it, then, he ate his rolls while I watched him eat. Don't think I'll be back.


This is one of the better Barnes and Noble locations in town, not to mention the closest to this reviewer's house. And unlike that one on Rainbow, this one DOES have a video section.\n\nBarnes and Noble carries all things books. Be it reference, works of fiction, periodicals, there is a little bit of everything here. Any subject you could possibly want a book on, there is a good bet you'll find something in here. \n\nThe video section is top-notch selection-wise, but their prices are considerably higher than big box stores. They make up for this with a good selection of obscure titles, but you might just want to go to Zia for that stuff. Still, every now and then they DO have good sales in this department.\n\nAdditionally, there is a small section featuring board games and the like, basically things that can make good gifts. A Starbucks Coffee location is featured here as well, complete with outdoor patio area.\n\nTo be honest, I haven't had to ask the employees for much in here. But when I do have a question, they are generally attentive and help me quickly. I haven't had a problem with any member of their staff, ever. \n\nThe major complaint I have with the store is that they move stuff around every few months. The way I see it, if the store layout ain't broken, don't fix it! This makes it a huge hassle to find what you're looking for if they have just done a renovation. Additionally, their frequent buyer program must be paid for, whereas the one at Borders is free. \n\nAll in all this is a top-notch bookstore, I just wish they had better prices on their (not on sale) movies and that they wouldn't move stuff around so often. The store gets a firm recommendation though.


This review is only for the outdoor dance club and piano bar.  The outdoor is a regular spot for us, and there is a diverse crowd.  The bartenders are attentive, and the security staff is observant.  The house band on Sunday night was amazing.  \n\nIn regards to the piano bar, it is always fun.  As many of you know, tips get your favorite songs played faster.  The piano players were fun, and they knew ever song that was requested.  The only negative is the price for drinks.  For example, a domestic beer is $8.50.  My tip is sit at one of the machines for a minute, order a drink for free, and then go into the bar.


These donuts were the bomb! I had eaten one and a half donuts before I knew what was happening...I was in heaven! Of course I went with chocolate, but I had part of the buttermilk donut, which is to die for! Got to check this place out! I just wish they had one in my state!


We stopped by on Easter Sunday after church, about 11:15am. They were not busy as I believe they must have just opened. We went through the drive thru & brought the food home... big mistake!  The ice cream was excellent as always BUT the 2 burger combos were horrible! The burgers looked & tasted like they were made the day before...they went to the dog. Even the buns were cracked & dried out!!! I now wish we had eaten inside so that we could have returned the food! After paying nearly $30.00 for this meal & the only edible thing is the icecream, I will take our business elsewhere! DQ is usually know for really delicious quality food but NOT at this location!!!  \nI gave 1  1 star for the employee who was really nice & upbeat!


I double checked to make sure we went to the right restaurant. I would rate the food as edible but not good. Very disappointing after reading all of the reviews. Wasted money on the cab ride in addition to the bill.


Filthy, loud and smoky. Everything in this hotel is dirty, the elevators with empty beer cans, hallways with stains and holes in the walls, the room had trash in it and other people's items behind the bed. The carpet was stained and the chairs too. There were red stains on the wall that looked like dried blood. The sliding glass door didn't close properly and was so old it rattled from the constant boom boom of the music from the bar on the 1st level. The AC unit, an old floor model, was full of dirt and came on and off with a loud squeak. I was here for work and booked the hotel through our travel agency, the rate was $280. I talked to the manager who lowered the rate to $159 which was nice of him but still $158 too much. As I was leaving, early in the a.m. guy in the elevator had his luggage and commented that he was leaving to find another hotel as this was the worst hotel experience he had ever had. Unfortunate, Vegas can be so alluring and fun, this trip was horrible.


Honk!  What a difference of opinion from the reviews read before patronizing this salon.   No one wants to go into a salon and come out looking ten years older sporting a style that is tired and not becoming.  Not a fan of the product or the attitude; won't be returning.


Terrible service, sirloin tips burnt the last time we came.. This time - we were unlucky to get the same server (Bianca). \n\nThe first visit, she never checked up on us and when she gave the check.. We then said the sirloin was burnt& she had a blank expression on her face then walked away..of course she did not get a tip!\n\nThe second visit( after a month ), we asked about the kids menu having free refills on drinks & she said soda only. We told her that the little sign said chocolate milk too.. She then responded with \" I've been here a year & you dont get refills on that. She also told us that she will be getting another server for us??\nThis server has evident service issues!!\n\nThe servers name is Bianca and she was very rude & obviously hated her job.. She should never be in a customer facing position, it would benefit any company more to put this type of terrible personnel, more back of the house. As a patron, we come to different ihop locations & this is the worse one. \n\nWe spoke to Bernadette the manager, we did not feel that she did anything immediate to satisfy our complaint so we asked for her boss's number because we were treated horribly by Bianca& she needs to go! The manager did however ended up being the one to just serve us and was very pleasant with another server ( soleil or something )\n\nWe were here to relax, enjoy our saturday morning & have a nice family breakfast not experience all this non sende


I needed someone who could do a variety of tasks at my house to get it ready for sale. I've had good luck with people/services I've found through Yelp and Kent was no different. \n\nHe came to my house at least 3 times. He installed closet doors, fixed drywall, tiled a vanity, hung mirrors & more. He showed up on time, got things done quickly, was reasonably priced, couldn't ask for more than that. Great to find someone who's licensed and can get multiple things done fast.


I will only get my haircut here from now on. Great customer service. It may take some extra time because they are students. I like supporting the education process.


I broke my ankle and they wouldn't pay for a walking boot that the doctor confirmed was covered. we paid cash for it, because we didn't have a choice. every time we submitted for reimbursement, they gave a different reason why they wouldn't pay. After about 5 submissions, we gave up. If there is ever a time when they are my only choice for insurance, I will go uninsured. it seems you are less important to them than profit.


Maybe the Best Pizza in Vegas


I think this location is pretty uncomfortable inside. Lots of army style metal chairs, and only 3 armless upholstered chairs clustered around a small table. Also, the new \"boulangerie\" pastries are tiny and unappetizing in appearance. The good news for old timer Starbucks customers like myself, is that I can still get a good cappuccino.


Der Kebap Express liegt fast an der Haltestelle M\u00fchlburger Tor und ist somit sehr gut gelegen und gut zu erreichen.\n\nEs war ein Sonntag ca. halb1 nachts und jeder D\u00f6ner Laden in der Umgebung hatte bereits zu, au\u00dfer der Kebap Express.\nDa weder mein Cousin, noch ich diesen D\u00f6ner Laden kannten, dachten wir uns, bevor wir weiter suchen, probieren wir einfach den Kebap Express.\n\nDer Kebap Express ist wie ein typischer D\u00f6nerladen. Man geht durch die T\u00fcr und schon ist man im Raum, indem 2/3 Tische mit St\u00fchlen stehen und vorne direkt die Theke.\nAn den Tischen sa\u00dfen Leute, welche wohl Stammg\u00e4ste sind, da diese mit dem Inhaber plauderten.\nF\u00fcr uns unterbrach der Inhaber sofort das Gespr\u00e4ch und wir wurden sofort bedient.\nAm D\u00f6nerspie\u00df war aufgrund der Uhrzeit nicht mehr allzuviel dran, von daher war uns klar, dass es nicht mehr die Top Qualit\u00e4t sein kann.\nWir bestellten 2 D\u00f6nerpizza und diese wurden direkt zubereitet. Nach normaler Wartezeit 6 / 7 Minuten waren diese fertig.\nDie Pizza kostet 6 Euro ( ist Standardpreis ).\nDer D\u00f6ner kostet hier wie \u00fcberall 4,50\u20ac, was ich sehr teuer finde, aber f\u00fcr Karlsruhe leider inzwischen v\u00f6llig normal ist. F\u00fcr mich kann der D\u00f6ner noch so super genial sein, 4,50\u20ac ist definitv kein D\u00f6ner wert, aber na gut, da kann das Kebap Express nichts, da es wie gesagt \u00fcberall 4,50\u20ac kostet.\n\nNachdem wir bezahlt hatten geno\u00dfen wir unsere D\u00f6nerpizza.\nWir waren beide positiv \u00fcberrascht, hatten doch aufgrund des wenigen Fleisches am D\u00f6nerspie\u00df nicht mehr allzuviel erwartet.\nDas Fleisch schmeckte noch sehr gut und auch der Teig der Pizza war sehr gut und knusprig.\n\nDas Problem bei den meisten ist, dass diese das Fleisch auf Pizza legen und anschlie\u00dfend in den Ofen machen, dadurch wird das Fleisch ein bisschen zu hart.\nIch mag es lieber, wenn die Pizza gebacken wird und daraufhin einfach nur das Fleisch auf die Pizza gelegt wird.\n\nDie So\u00dfe schmeckte ebenfalls nicht sooo gut. Man kann sie essen, aber etwas weltbewegendes war sie nicht.\n\nIm Gro\u00dfen und Ganzen haben wir unseren Besuch jedoch nicht bereut.\n\nF\u00fcr den Geschmack w\u00fcrde ich 3 Sterne geben, da unser Besuch allerdings sehr sp\u00e4t war und der Kebap Express noch offen hatte, gebe ich einen weiteren Stern f\u00fcr die guten \u00d6ffnungzseiten.


Talk about throwing it back old school for me. I still remember oh about twenty years ago first moved too Vegas would frequent Shark Pool Hall with roommate go shot pool and drink after work. Times have changed with lot more pool halls across the valley. It was my first time coming too Cue-D. I really had no expectations expect keep my early yakudoshi party going night. It located in the perfect spot comes too finding some great asian food off the strip. After great night at Wendy decided too keep the party going across the street. The only downfall feel for all the shops in this little strip mall is parking suxs! It can fill up supa fast but if all else fails can park across the road then walk over. \n\nPool Hall its not Huge Huge but just overall nice size. Think something like over 15 tables in all. Not the full size regulation tables. Who need regulation really going there too drink and play pool with friends? Lol! Drinking about steal of deal. I believe from 7-10 running special two dollar beers. The catch was fact not your typical cheap flavorless ones they had few nice craft beers. Me and roommate went for the Shock Top. Really for $2 that is SHOCK of price no pun intended. The bar area itself is nothing too brag about just your basic hole in the wall feel for bar. The service is awesome. The moment walk in ask if playing pool, games or hour, many tables, and really on it. The tables for really looks like hole in wall place are really nice. The felt are nice all around or could tell on all the tables (no rips, clean, and tables are all leveled right). The house sticks most part straight not warped or abuse much being house  sticks. Each table nice table area you can place your drinks and whatever else bring, The jukebox something that cool surprise! You can play whatever music in the mood or rocking pool game on. I like the fact that the tables have nice amount of space between tables or feels like more then normal?\n\nThe only thing need too be prepared for is NO CASH. They do have ATM right next too the bar, We had too use because first timers had no clue. \n\nDefinitely fan of Cue-D. If ever have urge too go shot pool really this place rocks for bargain and love hole in the wall places in Vegas.


This place is one of the best Coffeebars in Phoenix. But if you can't get your flip'n internet to work any better, I'll continue to look.


La Condesa, I give up on you. We try and try to excuse the terrible service, but no more. It's not worth it. It's too slow and inattentive and they just don't give a damn, so I'll take my $33 elsewhere.\n\nThis time we were disappointed by the food, too. We returned our horchata for being too thin and tasteless, and you brought us new ones after we finished eating. You drizzled a pretty crema all over the top of my torta (sorry, lonche). How do I pick it up and eat it? \n\nIn the past we forgave the dirty tables and loudness because your cochinita pibil was pure bliss. But not even that makes up for the service. :(


Yep.....still gets three stars.  The yellowtail Sashimi was a bit dry and the salmon skin roll was way chewy.  But the flavors were good.  Looks like they've done away with lunch specials.  But from all the Bud signs and specials, you'd think it was a bar.  Too expensive for the food quality!


Being from Chicago/San Diego my husband and I are in for a shock here in the Carolinas, this was our first dining experience. I don't know how we ended up here with the plastic coated checkered table cloths and lack of ambience, but we stayed and ate. \n\nI was looking on the menut for the typical California wrap donned with bean sprouts and avocados; instead I found southern fried chicken, skillet fried chicken, veggie lasagna, meatloaf, coleslaw, fried okra, collard greens... and of course BBQ. \nMy question to you is WHAT ON EARTH IS BBQ? Is it a sauce? Pork? Beef? Chicken? No clue... \nAnyways we ordered from their extensive menu ( the variety of \"veggies\" is outrageous, but mostly fried). \n\n***Note to North Carolina: Food does taste good without having to be breaded and dropped in piping hot fatty lard. \n\nThe food ended up being good and large portions and the waitress was \"sweet as piiiie\" with her \"yes maam's\" and polite service. \nOverall, I am hoping to find a restaurant with more of a variety than sandwiches, southern home cooking and the most unhealthy vegetables I've ever seen.


Just moving into the area, I came across this place and thought that BZ could be my nice little new hangout to come to after a long days work to catch a game and grab a few cheap beers. It does seem like a fitting place, but it kind of pissed me off when I went in there last night. Every single TV at the bar was tuned to March Madness and all I wanted to do was watch the Pens game. I kindly asked the bar keep if he could switch a TV for me to the Pens game and he said its on that TV over there. So one TV in the corner of the restaurant had the game on it and you couldn't even of sat at the bar to see what was happening on it. I could have understood more if the place was jam packed with people wanting to watch the March Madness games, but on a Thursday night at 9pm and only 3 people at the bar and a few TV's even showing the same game, I shoot the bar keep a look like really bud? But lo and behold the Pens game was still not put on so I had to squint with my eyes across the whole restaurant to watch. I thought about leaving and going next door to the Beermarket cause it was just one of those days and the majority of their TVs in there had the Pens game on when I walked by, but who wants to pay 6-8$ for a cold one...\n\nThat being said, they did have a cheep Miller Light 2$ ponder on special for March Madness so after a few of those my mood lightened up a bit. I also ordered a plethora of food throughout the evening. I started off with some wings, ehhh I'll pass next time. Pretty generic wing and hot sauce all around there. Plus for $11 I'd like to get more than ten pieces...Next up was the Truffle Fries. They were sprinkled with truffle oil, parsley, Parmesan cheese and some kind of lemon butter spread. Honestly I scarfed these down pretty quickly. They were delicious! Finally I settled on the Beef Sliders which were equally as good as the fries. \n\nBesides being a little pouty about the Pens game not being able to be put on, I'll continue to come back here again since its within walking distance of my place and try some of the other sandwiches, burgers, and apps on the menus. Being a hot wing kind of guy, I think I'll pass on their wings though as they seemed pretty generic, but they do have a nice liquor and cocktail bar menu with a ton of drafts on hand if that's more your thing too. \nI'm sure this is a cool place to come and pregame for before a Steelers or Pirates game as well.\nI'd give this place a 3.5 if I could...Its not bad, its not great...but it could be better.\n\nMay your drink always stay cold!\nYours truly, the Shaw....


I am honestly shocked by the amazing reviews for this restaurant. We read them and went with such high expectations of amazing food and atmosphere. Maybe it was our fault we were so let down, but we won't make the mistake of going here ever again. \n\nWe walked in to find that it was a complete dive. Flies were buzzing about and servers were standing around bored. It just seemed so dirty and unkempt. Ok... maybe the food would blow us away...\n\nWe read reviews on the fabulous fresh baked bread so we knew we had to order sandwiches. My sandwich was mostly dry, shredded iceberg with a blob of mayo, dry turkey that looked like it met its fate under a lawnmower. Thank god I paid extra for avocado and bacon.... because those were the only things I could taste at all. The bread was so BLAND and plasticky. It was just... not good. And it was beyond expensive for what we got. \n\nIf you have a palate more sophisticated than that of a 4 year old, this is not the place for you.


THIS is my NEW favorite restaurant in Goodyear!  GREAT service, love the bartenders they are very attentive!  THE food is another plus. YOU won't be disappointed.


Not bad. But if ur a dude. It doesn't matter what u spend. Bathroom line is ridiculous. Not worth the cover. If ur a dude. Don't come. .


OK I don't believe this place is called the Dry Cleaning station.  My receipt said Cleaner at the Arbors last time I went.  But the building seriously just says Dry Cleaners on the outside...so who knows.  It is next to Starbucks and across the street from Five Guys.  Anyways...I'm a fan of this place and thought I needed to finally yelp them.\n\nI primarily go for alterations.  The seamstress is kinda brusk, but she knows her stuff and once you get past  that she's actually a pussycat with a decent sense of humor.  I've taken numerous garments there to be altered.  She's quick and did I mention good? Seriously good, and the prices are cheap.  I was frequenting SK Alterations further down the road and they do quality work as well, but price is often double.  Oh and FYI - DO NOT try Cassandra's Alterations.  The quality of work there was atrocious.  Usually I don't hesitate to put a business on blast with an official Yelp review, but I feel funny doing that to Cassandra's - can't explain why.  Probably b/c she did a *rush* job for me and boy you could see it in the quality of work.  But I digress.\n\nI was very concerned that the Tide cleaners opened around the corner.  I don't want my favorite seamstress to go anywhere.  So far so good /crossing fingers.


I love this place.  I has been over a year since I have been to this location, but they remembered me. Staff is always eager to please and great at suggesting times that are flattering.  The clothes are cute and reasonably priced and there has been a sale at this location every time I visit. \n\nI wish there was an WHBM outlet closer to my house.


I typically don't write bad reviews, but my experience really left a bad taste. I visited this spa thanks to a Groupon deal, purchasing a dual service coupon. I chose the hour massage & hour facial. Checking in seemed ok. The massage therapist they scheduled me with was on his first day and they gave him a room that looked like their backup massage room they use for storage. My therapist had to hunt down an alarm clock beforehand to play a local radio station because he felt bad the room had no music & silence isn't relaxing. And there was a floor fan blowing through my session, too. He wasn't bad, but I was very disappointed with the salon's ambience, I felt like I got the leftovers.\n\nAfter my massage, I was directed to the esthetician for my facial. She decided not to have me change into a terry robe, insisting I'll just get hot during the session since steam is used. (strange, since I've never had a facial where you didn't change so that they had adequate access to your face, neck & shoulders). Alas, she proceeded with the session, talking the entire time. I have adult acne & have struggled with it since I was 10, but I have controlled it to the best of my ability without monthly facials. She proceeded to list theories to my skin condition ranging from I'm not treating it (I advised her what she's seeing is due to a treatment regimen) to I eat a lot of dairy foods (I advised I'm lactose intolerant) and finally resting on the theory that I just need to start seeing her regularly or my face will not improve. She also seemed miffed I wouldn't let her perform extractions (pop a zit wrong, and I'm permanently scarred...from experience, I have my reasons). She laid the the mask on my face & left the room for 10-15 mins. No arm/shoulder massage. And she tried to sell me their $50 cleaners & toners. Have a nice day!\n\n I tipped them both 20%, but honestly I've had better service at the local student massage/beauty schools, and at significantly better pricing, too. Thank goodness I didn't pay their full menu prices, I would've been furious.


Being a minimalist person and not requiring cable, tivo, 3D TVs and the like, I haven't had the internet at home for years. J and I both have laptops and when you can go to a coffee shop or hop on the net at work or from your smart phone, who really needs it? Well, I'm going back to school, so I do.\n\nI went into the store and a sales rep eagerly came to ask if I needed assistance, I declared, \"yes! I need home internet service\" what would I be using this for and how many devices would I be connecting she asked. \"2 laptops and an XBOX. We watch a lot of streaming Netflix movies and play online video games (J was so pumped he'd be able to play online again, after 3 years).\" This would be perfect for you then she exclaimed, showing me the MiFi. You can connect up to 5 devices and its a sinch to hook up... only $100 with a $50 rebate and your employee discount waives activation fee and $50 a month for service. Sweeeet, I thought, so I purchased it.\n\nNEVER was a data plan discussed with me and NEVER was a data plan explained to me. So imagine my shock when I went online to check some stuff (my little sis is on my account and sometimes downloads a lot so I monitor it) my bill was already $958!!! 5 days into the cycle. Yes! 5 days in. Tears welled up in my eyes and I called J and K to stop using their phones until I got this shit taken care of. Come to find out I was on a 5gb plan and every gig I went over I was being charged $10. We were at 67gb. Verizon's largest package was 10gb. \n\nMaybe I should have asked more questions but I told the woman what we used the net for. Surfing, streaming, gaming. Why this was never explained to me is beyond my comprehension. I also told her I was not tech saavy so I feel like she took complete advantage of my naivety. The sales reps at the store made me feel completely stupid and so did the customer service over the phone. I guess they are all about profit and not customer satisfaction or education. I can not wait until my contract with these assholes expires.


I gave this restaurant 2 stars because my husband's main course, (Gigot d'Agneau) was wonderful -- but mine, (Steak Frites) was awful. (I rarely do this, but in retrospect, I should have sent the dish back.) Not sure what happened here, since it is a simple and classic preparation -- but I needed a new, sharper knife to cut the meat and, even then, it was a sad and tough thing, permeated with connective and vascular tissue. A nice pink hangar steak, it nonetheless was flavorless and disappointing, served with a pile of unremarkable frites that were saved by truffle bits and oil. That said, our first courses of Beignets de Fleurs de Courgettes, Salade de Tomates and P\u00e2t\u00e9 de Campagne were all delicious and beautifully presented. Also, a good word needs to be put in for our server, who was attentive, warm and knowledgeable in every respect, including wine recommendations. He brought us a complimentary pineapple-lemon tart, a nice gesture, but far too tart to eat beyond a few bites.  Reading all the other reviews here, it seems we hit on a bit of bad luck, but since there are so many dining options on the Strip, I doubt we will return to Bouchon Bistro nor recommend it.


If I could give this salon negative stars I would! I had the worst experience with the owner Eli! I went to the salon for highlights and extensions. I was at the salon for 6 plus hours! He jumped from one client to another. He started with my hair and did 4 other clients in between while I waited!! Finally he finished and I just wanted to get out if there. When I got home and took a closer look at my highlights, they were yellow. I asked if he used a toner and he said no. He didn't offer to tone my hair or fix the color. I had to go to another salon to have them tone it. In a matter of days my extensions (that Eli did) started to fall out. He told me to come back and he would fix them, which he did but in a matter weeks all my extensions fell out! So AGAIN I had to go to another salon to redo/fix my highlights and extensions. I asked Eli for a refund due to the poor job he did and the lack of effort in which he tried to fix my hair! I bought my own extensions which cost $400.  He charged me $400 but only offered to refund me $100! I had to threaten to take him to small claims court for him to only refund me $150. This was months later so I just took the $150. I would never recommend this place to anyone!!


This place was horrible.  The waiters were decent, but they brought us the wrong items and gave us a hard time when we wanted the right ones.  The pasta was also inedible and when we tried to send it back, after they had taken it away, they told us if we wanted a replacement dish we would have to pay for both dishes.  We asked to talk to the manager, who is also the owner.  He refused 2 times to talk to us, until we relayed that we would be posting a review on Yelp.  Then he came over and agreed not to charge us for the wrong meals, which had already been removed.  Horrible customer service.  And we still had to pay for our drinks and they never offered to send us the right food.


Great market! They play oldies which are very catchy. The store is pretty clean. Always nice service. They do have good prices on seasonal produce. And the produce is ALWAYS wonderful. They do have a lot of \"previously frozen food\"...so take what you want from that...they are competitively priced with whole foods on organic stuff, maybe even cheaper. But they carry many non organic foods as well. Olive bar is nice. And many foods in bulk.


Signing up for AZ gov't health insurance and my other benefits for my job was a total \"Sicko/The Office\" mashup, but I was so surprised when the random doctor I called from my insurance website was at the Mayo Clinic!  It took me another 6-8 weeks to get hooked up with a Resident (it would have taken me 2-3 months to get a \"real\" doctor), but the wait was well worth it.\n\nMy first two visits have been well worth the $10 copayments.  This is the first time that I've had great, intelligent, and LENGTHY conversations with doctors and nurses about health issues.  None of those 2 hours in the waiting room for 5 minutes of bothering the doctor with your problems.  However, it is interesting that most of the clients are elder folks from other places, and I'm not talking about Sun City.  So many clients seem to be from other states with such fantastic medical issues in need of treatment that I feel like the staff looks at me funny when I tell them \"I'm a local, here for a general checkup.\"\n\nHowever, no 5 stars for you, since you still made me wait a long time to get me into the system.  Furthermore, how come my insurance does not cover MENTAL health issues with you guys?  Yeah, I know that's a complaint for Schaller Anderson.


Server very disconnected from doing his job, serving! I ordered the Seafood mixed grill... Great flavor, yet tiny portion for $30! All other Flavors rocked...


We usually end up here after meandering through the cavernous Caesar's Palace for a couple of hours.  \n\nIt's sure a sight to behold.  One never knew that ancient Rome had so many high end speciality shops lining its streets.  You could spend a fortune here buying new clothes to get all gussied in up for a night out on the town.\n\nWith each new turn and passing store front, I keep hoping to see a Wal Mart or Kohls or T. J. Maxx that would allow a lowly minion like me to set foot inside the premises, but alas none are to be found in here.\n\nSo have to hang on to my dollars till I get downtown to the Pioneer Club to do my souvenir shopping there.\n\nWe did try dining at the Planet Hollywood Restaurant inside the Forun Shops once only to be told it was closed for a private party.  Drats!


I have to down vote this business for a terrible customer service experience. \n\nOn a blazing hot Friday afternoon I left work early and drove all the way down to McDowell to pick up some toys for my dog. I walked up and saw the posted hours-- 4:30pm close, and my watch was just about at 4:30. I reached to open the door, unsure if it would be locked-- to my pleasant surprise, it was still open, I was so excited. The cashiers allowed me to head back to the warehouse-- again, I was relieved! I made a beeline for the toys and just a few feet before I reached them one of the workers pops out, literally stands in the middle of the aisle with his arms crossed (as if I were trying get backstage at a concert), and tells me the business is closed and that I had to leave. I told him that I just needed to grab a couple of toys, that I would need 2 minutes (under the circumstances, I would have been quick), but he wouldn't let me pass. When I politely persisted he asked me what toys I was interested in, and told me he would get them for me. I told him that I couldn't possibly know what they had in stock and that I just needed to visually see what they had (and how the heck do you describe some of these dog toys anyway??). No dice, he told me that I had to go. Really?? \n\nInflexible, embarrassing, and a total wasted trip. I was steamed. Rather than ask for a manager when I was agitated, I decided to drive home and email customer service. They emailed back the following Monday and told me, essentially, the employee did was he was supposed to do, blaming it on concern for customer safety with all of the heavy equipment they utilize after hours in the warehouse. Mind you that I had been let in building, that nobody stopped me from entering the warehouse, that it had maybe just turned 4:30, that there were other customers there, that there was no heavy equipment in sight and that I had asked for 2 minutes. They were perfectly fine with their employee telling me that I had to leave, and they made no effort to keep a repeat customer.\n\nBummer, I was so excited to learn of Ryan's Pet Supplies a couple of years ago-- and indeed, they have a great selection at terrific prices, I considered it worth the burden of driving into a bad area with restricted hours. I had given them all of my business ever since. Now I will never go back again, and I will let everyone know that Ryan's Pet Supplies couldn't care less about their customers.


I just love Reynas!  Their tortillas are so amazing. Margaritas: to die for!  We had shrimp enchiladas, fish tacos and chile rellenos.   All great!  My only diss was that I was to wussy for their chipotle salsa, and that's on me, not them. I'll adjust my palate to live up to it. They give the consumer a choice of 6 different salsas. (We sampled the tomatillo and the aforementioned chipotle. ). Love the Reynas!


I came to Osso with a friend for the after-hours atmosphere and had drinks only. I was a little surprised to see the bouncer smoking a cigarette as it seemed like a nice/classy place and that just didn't seem very professional. I will say he was extremely friendly and talkative. \n\nInside was really nice and it definitely had a fun-lively entertainer (a man playing some serious bongos along with a track). It evoked kind of a Latin-vibe but this could have been the musics doing. This definitely is a place that attracts women wearing their tightest dress and biggest heels on a Wednesday night... hey mamas gotta pay the bills I suppose. That part was a little weird. \n\nI will say the music was cool so that alone earned a few stars. As far as a bar  It wasn't my cup of tea, but I save my 3inch stilettos for Vegas. That being said, I'll come back during dining hours and update based on the food rather than bar atmosphere.


Reviewing the old location- 3.5 stars- it was hit or miss with this thrift store for me. My sister and my mom like this one, though. On my last trip here, I did find new rolls of gift wrap still in the original cellophane, for super cheap- score. I saw Corelle (this is what I use for everyday, at home) dishes and bowls in the kitchen area marked at $6.00. The layout of the store is a little odd. There are rooms which appear to be add-ons or something because you walk into other rooms within rooms (did that make sense?). Good selection for furniture- some were donations from major local retailers. Loading area for furniture pickup is located in the back. Small parking lot, sometimes one can find parking in front of the store. Some of the people working here are volunteers. \n\nThe temporary location (grand opening is Today, in fact) is located at the old Steve & Barry's store near the Meadows Mall. Since the fire, many businesses have donated merchandise, so the inventory should be very good.


Stop. I like this place. I don't want to hear that this place is some generic watered down Japanese food restaurant or something.  I don't think this place was made to be authentic.  It's catering to a broader audience or to first timers who want to get their feet wet with some Asian food, or people who  just want that quick Asian food fix  without the full menu experience  I've had the chicken, beef, pork, and katsu plates. Their house dressing for their salad is unique like a sweet vinegerette. Their gyoza and shrimp tempura is just like what you'll find in any Japanese restaurant.  The food is flavorful and made from scratch and made to order. Sizable portions that are satisfyijng to your belly. Service is quick and courteous. It's great fast food without the grease and the short order cook with a spatula banging on the bell yelling \"Order up!\"


I came here to have sushi since the reviews here were pretty good. Not everyone in my party was a sushi fan so they ordered something else but seriously, my cousins dish was literally a $12 bowl of rice with eggs. No, not egg fried rice. White rice with eggs on top. And another one of my cousins got a noddle appetizer and it literally looked like they took a bag of ramen noodles and just cooked that. My brother wanted Saki and the waiter gave him a Mai Thai cause it was to hot outside and it looked like he wouldn've enjoyed it better than the saki. What a disappointment and so disrespectful.\n\nI'm not trying to say the restaurant was a completely mess but I was not impressed and not happy. Service (excluding the drink incident) was pretty good. The decor was very nice but I just wish the food was better. I was really hoping to like this place since I live very close to Monona.


way to hot inside


Horrible!!! Over crowded. Was like a laser tag cavern. Hot, loud and lame. Went to Tao the night before and had a blast. Also heard XS and marque are good too.


ok, just love the burger bar.  its a fancy/expensive burger joint, but the food and atmosphere are awesome.  see you start with the standard burger and then can add any type of topping you can think of.  fried eggs, avocado, lobster.  anything goes.  they also have preset exotic burgers done.  i had the surf & turf burger, nothing like a huge meat patty topped with lobster tails.   just fantastic.  even their standard burger is good.  they also have a huge selection of draft beers here.  and the best part is the little lcd tv's that are in each both.  gotta love that extra special touch.


I don't know about you guys, but I think the only place Chinese food should be based from is China. If this is \"New York\" style Chinese food, then I guess I don't like it. \n\nI have eaten at many Chinese and Asian restaurants in town and this location is at the bottom of my rankings. \n\nWhen this restaurant first opened, every citizen of Sun City and other Summerlin residents flocked to it. It is rare to find actual Chinese people cooking Chinese food, but this location is authentic in that sense. Customer service was great at this location, but their food was the opposite. It isn't horrible, but I do eat Chinese food so much that I have higher standards for it. \n\nThis place is always busy, but a lot of people are there only waiting for take out. There are a decent amount of tables, but I would not bring a group here. You can also call in your order and pick it up. \n\nOverall, besides the food, I think this place is run well by management. You may like this place, like the other reviewers. I just personally do not.


Food was ok but not spectacular.  Service was poor with our waitress (the other younger one seemed much nicer).  She had a poor attitude and got our order wrong.  We had the lo Mein noodle soup with chicken katsu.  And the Taiwanese pork dish.  Had asked for pork katsu with udon but we were hungry so stuck with it.


This is my 1st time staying here and it is such a gorgeous place! I had a suite and the view was breathtaking. It was directly across from Wynn and overlooking the golf course!  \nI did ordered room service and the food was disappointing.  The chicken was so salty! Overall the staff was great! I will be back but I'm going to cut out the late night room service.


it's a party on the inside, very cool decor and volcano show\n\nbetter burgers than \"The Burger Joint\" in the same location\n\naverage food but worth the price


They were late seating is, an that's the only negative! Awesome dinner for five. Would highly recommend!


This is the worst Einstein ever. I go to my normal local Einstein and in comparison this place is like going to a 7 eleven. Never have coffee brewed and the employees ignore you when you come in.


The negative reviews here slay me. This is the best Irish you're going to find in Phoenix. My wife IS English. She really knows English and Irish. She'd give this place 10 stars if she could. I would too. For authentic, consistent and well prepared food, give it a try. You won't be disappointed.\n\nP.S. We've been there so many times I've lost count. Service is ALWAYS good.


This theatre is pretty good. The seating is comfortable, the stage is kind of small, but the drinks are SLIGHTLY better priced than what you'll find elsewhere (and also really delicious!)\nI would love to give them a solid 4 stars, but the fact that I went here for a night of improv and heard nothing but the banging of the bass from Tabu next door is inexcusable. Are you freaking kidding me with that poor planning?!? My show (that I spent a good amount of money on) was at 11:30pm. The noise was constant and quickly gave me a headache. You could feel the vibrations and my husband's seat shook. \nIt really was a huge distraction from a show that was pretty fantastic and otherwise, would have been worth every penny. I plan to formally complain. I don't know how you can sell expensive tickets with clear conscience and expect your guests to deal with that for the entirety of the event.


Finally, the elusive Lago Buffet in Caesar's Palace.... After all these years of hearing how this buffet was lacking in food for it being in Caesar's Palace I finally gave it a try... and guess what?  All the reviews were right on the lacking part of things... so here's what I thought of it...\n\n1)  Decor was awesome!  Loved the interior and the design of the place... it's more like fine dining compared to a buffet... nice booths, white table-clothed linen tables, beautiful lighting, etc...  1 star\n\n2)  Service was great!  Our waitress was so attentive and was always around when we needed... just keeping the table clean and table cloth tidy is totally cool of her.  Service received 1 star\n\nSo what about the food you ask?  Well.... not much...\n\nDespite the fact that everyone in my party enjoyed the food, I, for one, was definitely not excited.  Being inside one of the most prestigeous casinos how you gonna have like a 5 stations buffet including salads and dessert?  I totally seen better.......\n\nEverything I picked seems like it's either chicken or some sort of veggies... there is one single fish dish, and that's pretty much all the exciting choices that I can find... (and it was dry!)  Seriously folks... 2 chicken dishes done differently but they are still chicken.  Salad stations lack in choices of toppings, etc... I don't know.... I really don't have much to say about this buffet's edible contents... it's just so lacking....\n\nSo for all of you who is planning to visit vegas, for the price of $26 you can \"DEFINITELY\" go to another exciting buffet that will leave you breathless (literally)...but if you end up going for the 24hrs buffet feast, it wouldn't hurt to give this place a try...  other than that... it's really not worth the visit...


had a smog and engine flush for $60. the mechanic pointed out that my belt and valve cover gasket needs to be replaced. he said hed do it for 140. uh no... those two parts wouldnt even total $20 and the labor involved isnt difficult at all... one thing i noticed when i got home was that all the liquids were supposed to be topped. off. windshield washer fluid still same, steering fluid same, coolant still same. they jipped me out of $10... oh well they did stuff i didnt want to for my samurai. ill only go here for smog checks.


I recently went on a date here to see the Andy Warhol exhibit. The museum is small, but it was a well thought out collection of the artist's work. It avoided some of the more well known pieces, but incorporated enough of his other works to give a more well rounded display. \n\nI will admit that my knowledge about art never passed what I studied in an appreciation class in university. Art was never something that I sought out, but the experience this night coupled with the $8 admission on Wednesdays for locals will have me returning.


(New patient)Got here at 545, waited til 6 when they opened. Got put into a room right away, waited 20ish mins to see the vet. Told her the issue, she took her back for a full exam. Exam costs $42 (she's a chihuahua so it might vary by size). Clipped her nails (I'm a horrible parent, they were very long, $10).\nShe ended up needing a ton more done (xrays, blood tests, went home w/2 meds) bill was $700 and no diagnosis.. no broken paw or anything abnormal in tests, she's just in horrible pain and can barely use her left front paw/leg.Sent home with pain meds and anti inflammatory. Back a month later for same thing. Super nice doctors, staff can seem a bit in a hurry/rushed/not concerned. but all in all good =] we're back a few times a month for nail clipping


The service was lackluster at best. I heard the hostess complaining to one of the servers about her shift, loudly. Our server never ONCE checked on us after he brought the food. It also took a very long time (over 30 minutes) to get the food. That seems like a long time to wait for lunch. I would expect 15 to 20 minutes, especially since it wasn't that busy. Also, while the food was tasty, it cost us 82 dollars after tip for: One can of beer, two beef hamburgers, and one BLT.   I know Vegas is expensive but the meal wasn't worth more than thirty five or forty bucks, tops - even in Vegas. \nMy advice:  find somewhere less expensive with better service. You'll be happier.


I was referred to the salon by my hotel as I was in desperate need of a manicure/pedicure for a business meeting.  I was very disappointed in that the service I received was sub-par. My service was over $100, and my gel nails started peeling two days later!  My nails were barley shaped, and she only cut my cuticles on a couple of fingers. (Yes, all fingers needed them)  It is my fault that I did not say anything, however I was just hoping to get out of there, and away from the lady and her negative Drama. \n\nI truly do not mind spending the time, nor the money on a good service, however this was not. \n\nPositive - The owner was very pleasant.


It was ok... Nothing great. It did the job. On 3rd floor of quad...24 hrs i think.


Le pain naan \u00e9tait dur et br\u00fbl\u00e9, le riz me semblais tr\u00e8s banal. J'ai pris une entr\u00e9e avec les trois choix (les ognons bhaji \u00e9taient tr\u00e8s bons) Je sugg\u00e8re de prendre un lassi \u00e0 la mangue. Je donne 2 \u00e9toiles sur 5 mais je ne crois pas que mon choix repr\u00e9sente vraiment le Taj; j'ai pris que des plats v\u00e9g\u00e9tariens.


My girlfriend and I came in for a pizza later on in the night and sat at the bar on the 17th. Once we sat down we put our order in with the bartender. The bartender asked us if it was the first time we had been there, which it was. We were pretty hungry so we ordered a salad to hold us off until the pizza got out to us. We also ordered extra sauce for our pizza. A little over an hour later, we receive our pizza and never even got our salad. When we asked about our salad he just replied with, \"sorry, I forgot.\" He also forgot the extra sauce that we ordered with our pizza. Overall, the pizza was okay at best. It tasted pretty dry, as though it had been sitting for sometime before actually coming out to us. Due to the poor service and mediocre pizza, I don't think we will be eating at Grimaldi's again.


great food, great ambiance but a little pricey


This is my favorite of all the Expresso Royale locations I have been to. It is in a lovely Spanish-style building and the interior has beautiful arches as well as all sorts of nooks and crannies for studying. The drinks (hot chocolate, coffee, etc.) are almost always good and they have all sorts of treats as well. At night it is sometimes filled with the aromas of baking pastries. Caveat- it can get darn crowded and during peak hours it can be hard to find a plug for laptops.


I get a mani/pedi at this salon every 2 weeks. I typically can call and make an appointment that very same day. A variety of nail technicians have done my nails here and they all do an amazing job. They have a large selection of gel colors to choose from. I get compliments on the sparkly colors on my toes all the time. And the pedicure lasts longer than 2 weeks. Very satisfied every time I walk out of the salon !


The restaurant is small but the atmosphere delivers a good vibe. The decorations are tasteful and the service was outstanding.\n\nThe Pad See Ew was rich in flavor and spices. My only quarrel was the portion size. Perhaps the dish was slightly less than generous because I ordered it off the lunch menu but I would have expected more nonetheless.\n\nThe Pad Thai was something to rave about. The chicken was tender and the noodles were cooked to perfection with an excellent flavor and aftertaste. The portion was ample.\n\nI happen to live near the restaurant so they'll definitely be seeing me more often.


The owner stole a bracelet brought in for repairs and has lied over and over about returning it.


This place is absolutely delicious. I can't wait to come back here. It's a small little shop with not a lot of seating room so you might have to wait 10-15 minutes, but the food is more than worth it! \n\nI ordered the tonkotsu with flavored egg added in. The broth is rich and creamy, and has a great savory flavor. The noodles are soft and chewy - exactly what I was hoping for! It makes me think of comfort food, that's how yummy this dish is. \n\nYou can order extra noodles to finish your broth up with but I couldn't bring myself to do it this time. The broth and all the fixings are really filling! \n\nGo here, get some ramen, and learn what this dish is really all about. Although, dorm room ramen will always have a special place in my heart.


I came to Verde for dinner when in town visiting some friends. It was so good! We were there before 7 so the happy hour special on margaritas were still going on, which we took full advantage of. I had a frozen margarita and it was huge and so very tasty!\n\nWe all decided to order our own tacos for dinner, although the family sharing options were very intriguing as well, especially because they come with sides. I had one fish, one chorizo, and one beef taco. They were all so good. I definitely them all. The fish was tasty and very fresh, the beef was so flavorful (although a big hard to eat as it got so greasy) and the chorizo was perfectly spicy. If I could go back, I might get some sides to go with it, but overall it was delicious.\n\nAlso the chips and salsa - a necessity at any good mexican. A++!!


This place was amazing! My boyfriend and I took his mom there for a late Mother's Day dinner. He had recently gone to India so she thought trying Indian good sounded good. We showed up and got seated right away. Very small, quiet place. All the employees were very nice and our server was very helpful with suggestions. There were 5 of us so we just got a bunch of different things to share. This dish I chose was the lamb masala! AMAZING!! Very sweet/spicy sauce and that lamb was cooked perfectly. By the end of the meal everyone was so full and the bill was very reasonable. Overall great experience and will definitely be back to try the lunch buffet!


I love the Cosmopolitan!  Every facet of the place exudes cool, class, elegance, and sexiness.  The guest rooms are among the nicest, most modern, and well appointed to be found in Vegas.  The restaurants are first-rate.  The Vesper, the Chandelier, and Bond are exemplary bars manned by friendly, extremely skilled bartenders crafting some truly inspired cocktails which are the best on the Strip.  There are plenty of blackjack and craps tables.  The dealers are personable and professional.  The cocktail waitresses taking care of gamblers are attractive and attentive.  The resort staff, from the reps at the registration desk to housekeeping, is professional and proficient.  The Cosmopolitan would be my first choice to stay and play every time I'm in Vegas.\n\nSo, you may ask, why the 1-star review?  Carol W and I went to Vegas for Thanksgiving staying from Mon to Sat.  Our respective families joined us there and were also staying at the Cosmo.  Midweek stays tend to be less busy in Vegas and the week of Thanksgiving is an extremely low period for Vegas tourism.  As such, I called to speak to a casino host to see if I could get a better room rate than was being offered online on the Cosmo website or through Expedia/Travelocity/Orbitz/etc.  We do the overwhelming majority of our gambling as well as eating and drinking at the place we stay in Vegas.  The host I spoke with (who shall remain nameless) offered to COMP our stay...NOT simply offer us the casino rate for the room, which was $150/night Mon-Thurs and $245 for Fri night for our Terrace Studio room.  I fully understood that this comped room would require me to gamble at a certain level of play throughout our stay (although the host did not state what this amount would be).  While I had multiple offers from other Vegas properties for comped or deeply discounted rates (much deeper than the Cosmo's rate), we decided to stay at the Cosmopolitan.  However upon our arrival, we discovered our room was being charged at the casino rate NOT comped.  I attempted to contact the host that I'd spoken to on multiple occasions without success to get the discrepancy resolved.  At the end of our stay when it came time for us to checkout, I was told that the host would review my play and comp me accordingly, crediting it back to my credit card, if I'd earned it.  This was NOT the agreed upon arrangement that I thought we'd made prior to deciding to stay at the Cosmo.  Next time (not that the Cosmo will see a next time from me), I'll get it in writing.  The total amount for our stay ($966), while not inexpensive, certainly was manageable. \n\nI'm not a high roller; I never claimed to be one!  I never asked to be comped for our entire stay.  If you couldn't comp my entire stay since I hadn't established a history of play at your property, then you should've said so before I committed to staying at your property.  If you could only offer me the casino rate, then you should've said so before I committed to staying at your property.  I would've stayed somewhere else and saved myself the money I spent for a room that I spent very little time in!  However, most important to me, it's simply a matter of principle.  If you make me an offer to comp my stay, you should live up to it.  We both know that you would've made your money back from me and then some!  Your actions showed me how much you value my business.  \n\nI'm not holding my breath expecting to get any part of my stay credited back to me.  Cosmopolitan, even though I do love you, I do know how to quit you.  You'll never see me in one of your guest rooms or at one of your tables or machines again.  It's a matter of principle.


I liked it! Mind you, I am not a fro-yo snob. Not in the least bit. The only frozen yogurt I had until last year was from TCBY or DQ. The only other chain I've been to besides TCBY is Golden Spoon. So, the U-Swirl. It is self serve, which I love. I can have tons of different tastes, so this fit me pretty well. It was very clean even though it was busy and there were a lot of families there. The service was also pretty quick. \nI like the selection of toppings, from fruit to cereal (captain crunch makes anything better). The yogurt tasted very good, and not too artificial (the red velvet tasted exactly like cake, and was very very rich). I thought the price was pretty good $.36/ounce, but then again, I've not been to a lot of fro-yo places. I paid less here than I do for the same amount at Golden Spoon or a place like Coldstone, so I was happy.


Awesome desserts , wide variety , decent price!


the \"grilled\" vegetables were limp and steam-cooked. the vegetarian fajitas had bits of shredded chicken in them. the rice was this weird rice-a-roni take-off on \"spanish\" rice. yuck. maybe the meat dishes are decent, but the vegetarian dishes were at best mediocre. i can cook better stuff at home.


\"The place for Birthdays in Madison. Get a free mug with soda or beer (depending on your age) with a balloon attached and drink 'til you drop. Great burgers, especially the kid's sized mini burgers which are perfect for me. Great crowd, reminds me of Cheers in a way. Take a big group for dinner when you are starting out that 21 bar crawl. The owner Marty Shapiro is a Madison celebrity. 5 stars.\"


Worst customer service reps I have ever dealt with. They're rude on the phone and on site. About to terminate my membership with them.


Food is great! I usually order a pasta or sandwich and have tried the pizza. The pizza is not as good as the pasta though. Also they sell pizza dough and have used there dough to make pizza at home! Easy to order and casual atmosphere is my type of place when looking for a quick lunch or dinner. I've never done any shopping here but have been tempted to buy some wine. I highly recommend this place if you want a sandwich or some really good pasta.


This is a well-known establishment that has lots of fans and lovers. I get it, I've been to really good delis and this is better than OK. But I don't understand the hype and lore. It's a pretty good deli but...The smoked meats are good and you need to order your cuts with fat in order to get a good sandwich. If you're in the neighborhood, check it out but I was a little disappointed.


best ever massage I have ever had! xoxoxo


General Tso's chicken was absolutely dreadful. I love general tso's chicken, and figured it would be a hard dish to screw up, considering most of it is prepackaged and deep fried. Well, they made it quite unpalatable. The won tons served with it were stale.  \n\nHaving a gust of wind sweep $8 out of my hand to never be found again would be a preferable alternative to spending $8 here and eating their food.


HAPPY and FAT. \n\nThe operative words that come to mind when I hear the name Mario Batali. Sadly, the overpriced, lackluster fare at Carnevino only made me the latter! But, as a disclaimer, it has been quite a while since my visit here, so hopefully they've made some improvements since then. \n\nLocated in The Palazzo, Carnevino semi-failed from the get-go. While it maintains the top-notch customer service and decadent, chic decor expected of a high-end Vegas establishment, the ambience was marred by the raucous sound of Beastie Boys blarring from the stereo system. I'm not neccessarily opposed to them, but the likes of \"Intergalatic\" and \"Sabatoge\" didn't jive well with the up-scale environment.  \n\nThe menu was sneaky too. So, watch out! Case in point, the prices listed for the pastas range from $17-$31; however, these are for appetizer portions only. An additional $15 needs to be tacked on for the entree size. Also, the steak for two is listed as $72, but it's $72 PER PERSON, making it a whopping $144.  A steak legitimately worth that much wouldn't be for eating, as it should be plated in precious metals and embedded with Swarvoski crystals.\n\nWe ended up ordering the Bison Carpaccio & Fried Calamari appetizers, 16-oz bone-in New York strip, Grilled Sweetbreads, & Pork Milanese. Pretty much all the main courses failed, and for an establishment that boasts \"the highest-quality, excellently prepared steaks\" I was seriously expecting more than the the chewy, bland New York strip that was served. The appetizers were actually pretty good, and I'd recommend getting the Bison Capaccio. But other than that, the highlights of the meal were the complimentary cheese puffs & the bread w/butter & peppered lard. \n\nNeedless to say, this was a sad way to start out our trip in Vegas. Luckily, our night of debauchery at XS later on that night made up for it. Two stars!


Holy Cow, Man!  All I can say is $9.99 for a pitcher of beer and 20 wings or $9.99 for a pitcher of beer and a large cheese pizza during Football games.  Probably the sweetest deal in the world!  Even sweeter because the wings and pizza were actually very good!\n\nMy buddy and I dropped in here after running a half marathon.  We needed beer and sustinence after burning so many calories.  We saw the specials on the menu but couldn't find the barkeep.  After a few moments of searching she appeared and then provided us with great service for the rest of our stay.  \n\nThe wings were very large and came with a couple sides of Ranch.  The were crispy and had the perfect amount of sauce to meat ratio.  The cheese pizza was pretty great and had a nice crispy crust.  For the price to quality I would say this is one of the best pizzas I've ever had.  \n\nThere was only one guy in this place watching a game but this seemed to be a great spot to watch sports.  They have a lot of TV's with all the games on.  A very long bar and a number of high tables with lots of seating.  I know a lot of other bars get packed and that's great if that's what you're into.  But, if you're looking for a more relaxed atmosphere, great food, and great deals it is definitely worth the short drive out to Lake Las Vegas!


I am new to the area, I\nNeeded to find a good salon and hairdresser, I had seen all the great reviews about Sweet Salon so I thought I would give it a try. I love the salon it's very adorable! My stylist Paige was amazing! She new exactly what I wanted and did a great job, she has a great personality and is very stylish and adorable, they are very affordable also! Great place would totally recommend it and I will be a continued customer!


Fantastic.  One of the best eye doctors I have been to in years.  Very attentive, convenient, modern facilities. easy to speak with, spent plenty of time with me.  Highly recommend.


Gambling with family, same old machines, and well same old luck.  I don't know what the rooms are like, but the casino is nice.  It was not crowded today, however, I have been in when there was so many people, it seemed overwhelming.  We've brought family here a few times to gamble, and of course the sports book is nice and big with comfortable chairs, so when we're waiting for everyone else, it's a nice place to hang out.   Off the strip, not downtown, clean overall, not too smokey, mostly the same old machines.  The food choices are great, and if you have time, great movie theater.


I always enjoy Eleven for dinner, great drinks, meals and service. Never disappoints but some may find it pricey to enjoy on a regular basis. \nA great value is Eleven's Sunday brunch! For $29 you get a choice of cocktail or juice. The Cucumber Moscow Mule was so fresh and yummy! Choice of appetizer...from six fresh oysters to beignets something tasty for everyone and then an entree ranging from waffles, burgers, omelettes with bacon and so much more. All served with quality sides and attentive service. (Peet's coffee is so tasty too!) What a value! A great place to take visitors or just yourself. I have gone several times and like to keep Eleven's brunch in heavy rotation


The food was pretty bad. My soup was too watery. My ice cream sandwich tasted funky. Everything was priced extremely poorly for the quality in my opinion. I paid $30 for a bowl of soup and two slices of ice cream sandwich. Wtf. At least everything was edible?\n\nIf you're in the right seats, you have a great view of the Bellagio fountains though. Only other plus side, it's open 24/7.\n\nGo to Earl's.


This was an okay gym. Its smaller than some of their other gyms . So if your trying to lift be prepared to wait. If your looking to do cardio there more machines than you can shake a stick at .


Ok, it is Vegas and Summerlin, after all... so really should not expect authentic Korean food...that said, waitress brought wrong gochujang sauce for bibim bap...a Korean staple! When I initially asked for it, she had no clue! Enough said? Just more overpriced wannabee Korean fare...wish these restaurant owners would put more focus on taste and quality, no matter where you are!


out of all the metro park stores ive been including the ones in vegas this was probably the worse one ive been too. the workers looked miserable to be there and yeah thats all


Very good buffet,allot of great fancy selection of food and salad and desserts,buetiful design and decor,good service and friendly...


This is my coffee joint!  When I wake up in the mornings I either have a thrift mentality where I drink my god-awful office coffee, or a \"I don't care that I'm completely going broke\" mentality where I head to D'lish.  I would say that I fall into the latter category most days of the week.\n\nEveryone on the staff totally rocks.  I usually hate my entire life and everything in it at 7:00 when I roll through there, but I always drive away with excellent coffee in hand and as much of a smile as possible on my face.\n\nThe prices are totally reasonable, and although I'd be irritated about the fact that they have UoP propaganda all over their cups, I find myself wanting to support them and have whoever started this wonderful business to make millions and millions of dollars.\n\nLike some fellow reviewers I would definitely recommend the Chicken Pesto Sandwich.  I generally stick with regular coffee in the morning, but every espresso drink I've had has been phenomenal as well.\n\nThank you D'lish for making M-F tolerable!


A bit over priced for the portion of steak and food they give you. While the sides were pretty large the steak and lobster were quite puny. I ordered an American Wagyu rib cap that the waitress recommended  it was MP (market price) which was $80 for the steak and the half lobster was $25. The lobster was like getting a large prawn about 3 bites, quite a baby lobster for $25. I didn't not like the potato gratin that the waitress recommended it was a bit too rich in taste for me. \n\nOnly thing that was great was that you got three different kinds of shoe string fries that \nwere fried in duck fat with 3 different dipping sauces. This was complementary with order of a steak. \n\nThe steak was good but the size and quality for $80 was not worth it for an 8oz steak.\n\nMy total bill came to be $180 for one (this includes tip of 20% and tax)  I sat at the bar because I was in shorts and tshirt and flip flops. The service was more like a 15% but I felt generous and gave 20%. I don't know if it was because I was at the bar but for a $150 meal I felt service should be impeccable. I shouldn't have to ask for a receipt for my bill or be asked to be refilled on my ice teas. \nFor god sakes it's a high end steak restaurant.\n\n1. American Wagyu rib cap $80 (market price) \n2. Potato algratin $14\n3. Ice tea $4.00\n5. Banana fosters egg roll $14 \n6. Half baby lobster tail $25\n\nNot worth $180, maybe for someone who has ton of money and don't care but not for someone who works hard for their money. \nOnly reason I ate there was because mandalay bay casino gave me $200 in resort credit so I figure on last day having $140 left I go out with a bang. i might try again but I think I'll stick with an angus ribeye which  I believe 16oz and only $65. No sides next time since they come with duck fat fries and no lobster which was a size of a shrimp.


This is a great place to stay if you are not looking to party too hard. The rooms are great, the bedroom is separate from the living room. The living room has two couches one folds out into a bed, and there is a sink microwave and mini fridge.  \n\nThis place offers shuttle service, but it only drops you off at the very end of the strip. We went to there happy hour and it was pretty lame, I had about 10 drinks and no buzz just a full stomach of sugar.\n\nThey do offer complimentary breakfast and it kicks ass, I had a really great omelet and they something for everybody. I of course took some orange juice to my room and made mimosas. \n\n If you do go to the happy hour stick to beer and wine... happy hour is free just tip.  Staff was very friendly.


Well I came to yelp for help before booking my Christmas dinner this year in Vegas.  Maybe it was because it was Christmas but I was severely underwhelmed by this place.  The decor is very nice, very trendy chic but personally I prefer my steakhouses a bit more cozy.  There are some booths in the middle of the restaurant but the tables around the edges of the rooms aren't big enough for the plates.\nWe had:\n\nCaesar salad: Made table side with the dressing made from scratch.  it was ok and a portion big enough for 2 as an appetizer - very garlicky though\nFois gras something something: meh... served with caramelized apples.  the presentation was pretty but the taste was so so and definitely didn't justify the price tag.  \n\nPetit filet: good but not that hot when it arrived\nRib eye: decidedly average, a bit sinewy\nMashed potatoes: these were good \nCharred broccoli: good flavor but a bit chewy\nFlan: this was disappointing, it was really dense not light like I was expecting.\n\nBut the bread served before the appetizers was great! hahaha...\n\nThe service was just ok too, the wine waiter didn't seem to be able to recommend anything for my pallet and the best of the bunch was the guy that filled up our water glasses!  \n\nGenerally, this place seemed just a tad too happy with itself.  But I guess that's an easy trap to fall into in Vegas.  Next time I'll go back to Hugo's Cellar, it's worth the trip downtown.


We went here for brunch. We ordered 5 different items before they actually had something in stock. We actually went from the breakfast menu to the dinner menu. Our daughter loved her pancakes but our food was so greasy. The decor in the recent is very dated and the bathrooms are scary!\n\nI am revamping my review after the follow up post so that the Owner can see my comments and make aware to others-the reason why we Yelp. We went to this restaurant because it was reviewed and had good reviews, we were just surprised. We did not attend yesterday, but I did write the review yesterday because I had time to write it up. We actually went 2 weeks ago on a Saturday after all of the BBQ items were off the menu because BBQ night is Friday apparently. I would NEVER hold it against anyone for the weather conditions as we had on 9/8/14. Honestly that is ridiculous. NO ONE saw that storm coming nor did they realize what was going to happen. But that was NOT when we visited this location.  When I make a comment about the renovations, it is my opinion. I was confused by the laminated discs hanging on the wall and the blue room across, that is my opinion, and I am entitled to it. Part of being on yelp is making comments about the ambience of a room-unless I have understood that wrong. I love retro and vintage but that was not what was happening at this location. \n\nWe will not be back. I honestly can say I did not feel that my food was \"fresh\" I had a greasy ruben that was underheated and french fries that were limp. As I stated before my daughter loved her pancake and was excited about eating it, that is why I gave 1 star. My husband had a burger and it was greasy as well and the beans he had on the side were worse than Bush's Baked Beans-or perhaps they were the same thing, he honestly could not tell and he did not finish them. \n\nHopefully this 2nd review clears up any issues you have with my OPINION on YELP!


Terrible experience here this afternoon.  Had a friend in from out of town visiting and was treating them to lunch but was kicked out of the restaurant. When going to order waitress asked for my ID which I handed her and she said that two months ago a law was passed that did not allow verticals id's anymore. So I said that's fine I won't get beer and went to just order my sandwich, she then stated that unless the gentleman with me was my father I couldn't even eat there.  I'm 28yrs old, I could understand if I looked 18 but are you kidding me?? Embarrassing experience, a simple warning and letting me at least continue to eat lunch would have been a better experience.


(cough, cough)  sorry, i'm still coughing from all the cigarette smoke.\n\nugh...smoking in the sirport. can't they make a room for the smokers like they do in every other aiport in the country? and slot machines...people, if you are gambling in the airport, then i'd put my money that you have a gambling problem. pun intended.\n\npoints for being so close to the strip though.


Gold's is a nice lounge, but there is something missing from this place that makes it kinda blah over all, but was a nice place to grab a quick drink with friends.


We have had drinks and good here twice since our stay in Vegas and it didn't let us down either time. The first time we shared the chicken and steak nachos which was huge and delicious and we couldn't even finish the plate together!! The second time we had the tortilla chips and salsa and mild chicken wings, both so good and not over filling which is great when accompanied by beer. Not expensive and good size servings.\n\nBe sure to get the tickets from the girl out the front though for the buy one get one free drinks as it works out cheaper than happy hour. We had great service both time and very friendly staff.


1 Star.


I cannot say enough great things about Copyfast!  When it comes to award winning service and product production - they are at the top of my list.  It is nice to know that family-oriented, specialized copy centers still exist!  I had the opportunity to meet the owners one day, although at that time - I did not know that they owned Copy Fast.  After a brief chat with them - I can see why their copy center is the best in town.  I knew I loved this place before, but now after meeting them and hearing about the passion they have for their store, their customers and their employees - I am even more thrilled that I have this place to go to for all my copy needs!


Okay, I'm a firm believer in three strikes you're out.  I gave it two tries, but I couldn't even stomach a third time at this place.  \n\nGod!!!!  I sooooooo wanted to love this little quirky place that reminded me of the beach stands in the few remaining un-yuppified beach towns in California. Well, the atmosphere is there, right down to the funny guys that work the place.  \n\nFood is pretty much like music for me, I like all music and I like all food.  I can pretty much find something good in every meal....but not so today.  I take that back...the salsa verde was some of the best I have had.  First try there....wet soggy flavorless fish tacos.\n\nThis weekend, I sent my hubby down for a couple of burritos (recommended by yelp reviewers actually), I knew it was a gamble, and I wanted to be able to give a good review, so I picked something everyone said was consistently good.  The green beef burrito.  Hubby had a hot dog of some sort.  Little had a bean, cheese and rice burrito.  \n\nWe were 0 for 0.  My burrito....so cold the cheese didn't melt, so big it couldn't even fold and so wet the tortilla melted.  I don't know if it was so disturbing to eat that I couldn't taste it, or if it just had none.  My husband's hot dog grossed me out just at presentation.  He started to make something else and I said, well at least try it, he did and he had to choke it down.  Little has NEVER turned down a bean and cheese but she took one bite and never looked back.  \n\nI want places like this to stick around so bad I'm tempted to print out these reviews and mail them to them.  I'm on a bad review streak.  Gotsta find some good eats soon, maybe Golden Buddah for lunch will turn me around!


Growing up in the caribbean, I soooo wanted to like this place.  Really, I wanted to.  They are guyanese, which is one of my favorite caribbean versions; I grew up with many guyanese friends and know the flavor profile well.  \nWe stopped in for lunch - place was empty.  Perhaps a dinner might be better; I got the sense that they were still prepping for the evening, so lunch is whatever they have on hand.  They were out of curried goat.  They didn't have enough of the oxtail to make up my meal, so they gave me what they had and added some stewed chicken.  The beef patties were commercially bought ones - very disappointing.  I'd hoped they made their own here.\nOverall, flavors were average.  The sparse caribbean restaurant options in Phoenix gives this place a pass on the flavors - it's better than not having any, but nothing to write home about (at least not the lunch I had).\nThe owners are friendly, and the place is relatively clean (tables a bit sticky, however).  \nI really want to like them, so I'll give them another try - this time a dinner when I'm in the neighborhood.  Perhaps go with the more traditional roti and curry goat.... IF it's available!  Reserving judgement for now.....


Went here last night for dinner around 8pm. It wasn't too crowded and we were seated promptly. There was a pizza and wine special (every Weds apparently), but we opted to go order from the menu as i had pizza for lunch.  I love trying chicken salad sandwiches at new places, so why should this place be any different? Maizie's had grapes and dried apricots mixed in... Wonderful! Perfectly peppery to balance out the fruit.  For the side, the server recommended a mix of hand-cut and sweet potato fries, which did not disappoint.  I love SP fries that are medium cut like theirs and the fresh-cut potatoes were amazing! The chipotle aioli was quite good too.  I wasn't in the mood for a drink (what?!), but i did try the bf's red sangria, which was pretty good and i would definitely order it next time i want a cocktail.  He ordered the special which was ribs with sides of new potatoes, roasted veggies and some sort of corn. He couldn't finish it all and that is quite odd for him. At $13 it was quite the steal for him to have leftovers!\nI hope we can get back there for happy hour, which runs from 3-6pm... I can't remember if its weekdays or every day... But i look forward to a few $3 sangrias!   =)


Came here for breakfast. The place is fun. I sat at the counter. The kitchen is open and you can see the cooks hustling and busling around cooking your food. I relay enjoy watching everything. \n\nI asked the waitress about a few of the items on the menu. Specifically asked if the chicken fried steak was made there or pre-made. She said it was homemade there and it was great so i ordered it! After a few minutes my food came. Low and behold the chicken fried steak was the pre-made nasty ones! Arg! I was disappointed. The food wasn't that great. My over medium eggs were sooo frigging runny i could have scrambled them on my plate. My bisquit was hard as a rock. I couldn't even cut it with the steak knife.\n\n Not the best but whatever.... I look forward to try the Steak house tonight.\n\nDino...)'(


This restaurant was suggested to me by a friend.  \n\nWe were seated half way between the outdoor patio and the interior.  The restaurant is sexy and dark....hard to read your menu dark, but that's ok.  The vibe is lounge, with an extraordinary wine list.\n\nEverything on the menu looks amazing.  It was hard to choose, but we finally settled on the sausage flatbread, pesto cream pasta and the hamachi.  All were incredible, flavorful and fresh.  I was surprised how spicy and perfect the flatbread was, only because pizza crust can be tricky at a restaurant that isn't really a pizza place.\n\nWe skipped dessert, so I can't comment on that.\n\nService started great.  As the night went on, the server became more absent and we finally had to stop a random waiter to get the check.\n\nI plan on coming back.  For drinks or dinner, it's a great place to go with a group or a date.


It's a very close distance to ny my hotel where we were staying. the prices are great. They have gluten free pancakes which is awesome. The food is really good compare to its price range. Nothing fancy but practically good.


CLOSED!  AND THE BIG SLIDES REMOVED??\n\nNot sure what is going on here, looks to be some renovations I'll be totally bummed if they lose the big slides.


DO NOT SHOP HERE! The clothes are darling & the prices are too good to be true.  And it was true - the store is a terrible rip off. First off no one will help you. I asked for help from 2 salespeople & they said no and walked away. When I went to pay, I discovered they cheat you by wringing up higher prices. I checked my receipt before I left. They had a sign that said all leggings $8. But they ring you up\nFor $9.00. When I pointed this out, the manager, Josefina actually asked me if I wanted the $1 back on each pair I bought. If I had known I was donating to charity, I might not have cared. But I wasn't in the mood to give $1 away which she then threw the bills at me. I had to ask 5 times for the leggings back. I guess only paying $8 for them meant they got to keep them. They overcharged me on a pair of jeans - sign said $20 - they charged $27. I asked to return them & Josefina refused to make the refund and said exchange receipt only. Like I would ever go back into this horrible consumer rip off store!!! I grabbed  a jacket for $20 & exchanged & since I am never returning, I donated the store $7. They must be really hard up to make money if they have to steal from their customers. I so wish I did not have to give them 1 star as they don't deserve it. The only good thing in the store was Jared who worked behind the counter & was as nice as he could be considering all Josefina did was yell at him. NO MATTER HOW CUTE THE CLOTHES ARE IN THE WINDOW - DO NOT SHOP HERE UNLESS YOU ENJOY BEING OVERCHARGED AND INSULTED. I  to tell Josefina to stop yelling at me as she was rude). Hell she made $7 off me that she probably put in her pocket.  I THINK YOU WILL GET BETTER SERVICE IN THE 99 CENT STORE. SAVE YOURSELF JARED - find a new job where they will be nice to you & appreciate you.


Came here to watch some Monday night football.  It's nice because they have lots of TVs and a huge projector.  They also play game audio.\n\nOver four hours of football, we ordered the Kobe burger, onion ring tower, pick 3 fries, French fantasy martinis, Midnite in Paris, and the beignets.\n\nThe food was pretty much bar food that was trying to be fancy.  The burgers were pretty decent and the fried stuff was delicious.  I really liked the criss cut sweet potato fries.  The martinis were delicious and strong.  The beignets were meh.  \n\nOverall, a fun time was had by all, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.


I go here when I want to stuff myself silly on the weekend after a night of drinking. I always order the chicken fried steak and it's VERY good. I am a huge fan of chicken fried steak and eat that anywhere I go and this one is in the top 10.\nThe staff is very friendly but they do seem to be understaffed for the most part but they get the job done.\nThe Cinnamon roll is delicious and HUGE. I have to take it home with me for later because I never have room to eat it while I'm there.\nYou'll most always find this place filled with an older crowd but that's fine, it keeps the noise level down.


The landscaping and maintenance are well done.  I walk down here at lunch to detox and revitalize myself for the afternoon.  I don't see a whole lot of stores that would draw me in on a regular basis though.  I am hopeful this place will see a Renaissance and draw in more interesting shops ala The Union at the Biltmore.


As good as it gets!  I love the gel coat that uses the LED technology, not to worry about sunscreen like the UV.  It lasts easily for 2 weeks on my nails.  I have been going to Pamela for over a year and she helped me take charge of my weak nails.  Before getting the gel treatment I could not go a week without needing to repair a split/torn nail.  My nails look healthier and maintain the look for a good two weeks.  I followed Pam to her new studio six months ago rather than try a new nail specialist, and she has not let me down.  Convenient just off Eastern too.


Place is a gold mine.  The closer you look the more there is to see.  I went in looking for something unique, and asked the owner if she had any books on a couple of topics.  She quickly found some.  I then asked about one particular author, and she said, \"I think I have something signed by him\".  As she was preparing the book to sell it to me, I was looking around and to my amazement, I randomly came across another book by the same author, and signed as well!\n\nAs I was paying, I noticed the coolest box.  It was a pretty big box for storing random stuff, in the disguise of a weathered Huckleberry Finn book.  It was the owner's, but I asked if I could buy it off her.  She gave it to me for $5.\n\nSuper nice, super helpful, and the store has a lot to like.


My husband and I have been to this Black Angus about half a dozen times in the past year. The service is always excellent but the food has been hit or miss. It was a Friday night and he was craving a burger, but not the normal fast food burger, I wasn't. So we decided on Black Angus, close to the house and they have a kids menu.  \n\nIt was about 6 and the restaurant was not busy, no wait..on a Friday..made us think here we go again..The hostess sat us quickly and the server said he would be right back, waited about 5 minutes and he came back to take our drink order. When he brings our drinks we order our entrees' the Steakhouse Burger, fries & garden salad for the hubs, 6 oz filet, loaded baked & garden salad for me, the child decided he wanted mac & cheese. Salads arrived quickly with the complimentary loaf of bread.  Salads were nothing to write home about but the bread was hot and fresh baked. Entrees' arrived shortly after. Husbands burger looked awesome and he said it tasted great. The fries were the average frozen type. My steak was cooked to perfection, hot and pink on the inside with the right amount of seasoning. The potato was picture perfect but could have used a tad more butter, the meal as a whole will get no complaints from me. The child's mac & cheese was classic Kraft's, he ate it eagerly waiting to get that sundae that comes with each kid's meal. \n\nThe service was outstanding, we never had dirty dishes nor did our  beverages run dry. Our waiter was polite and made conversation. The food was above average. \n\nIf Black Angus could nail it every time like they did on the last visit it would be a favorite on our list.


Are you kidding me with the salt?  Ordered the steak main course with side of fries.  Could not believe how salty it was....\n\nEnjoyed the oysters the most.  But even with this, found bits of shell in my last oyster. \n\nToo much hype.  Was an early fan but, for what you pay for, not going back..


Can I give this place six stars? Seriously, I think this place is great. I always pretend to be healthy and get a salad as a side but then end up getting their chicado burger or wings. But honestly? Totally worth it. The staff is friendly, the ample amount of TVs is great, the food is tasty, and the atmosphere rocks. I should lie and say the opposite because I'm worried it will be too busy this football season but I can't! I just have to spread the word.