My family and I have been to this property for brunches 3 times now. The first two times we went, it was incredible, and definitely one of our favorites in town.\n\nThe view is the best. I enjoy Sanctuary's view all day 5 days a week, and as awesome as it is, I think Copperwynd/Alchemy Restaurant might have a better one. It is a small, trendy, dining room with floor to ceiling windows that can be rolled up to make the entire dining room open to the elements. It is located off the lobby, but has a very cozy entry way which seperates it just enough to make you feel as though you aren't in a resort.\n\nOur first visit back in 2006 was a champagne brunch that featured one of the best seafood selections we had seen at a brunch. Coming from my family, that's saying a lot, as they do brunches all the damn time. The food was incredible that day with perfect service. The second visit was much the same. \n\nThis time though...\n\nOne salad looked as though they opened a bag of Redi-Mix and dumped it in a bowl. The quality of their seafood display is now down to shrimp cocktail, smoked oysters/salmon, and crab legs. The actual fish quality is decent, and just decent. \n\nService on this visit was really hit and miss as well. The executive chef came out and talked to every table, and the bussers were spot on with drink service and clearing plates/folding napkins when you went for another food run. On the flip side of that, our waitress had us waiting for new silverware, and bringing my mom the wrong type of hot tea twice. Also, the kid behind the prime rib carving station needs to be taught customer service. He literally stared at me from when I was 10' from the station up until I got there. I waited for him to greet me and it never happened so finally I started putting horseradish on my plate hoping he would get the point and he started carving meat. Not a big deal, but it was just a lot of little stuff that piled up. Perhaps the biggest thing is they have done away with the champagne, and didn't lower the price of the buffet. \n\nI'm fine with the service, food, and having to pay for my champagne if you don't charge me $54 per person for the buffet. Wrigley Mansion has their buffet priced at $62 with a MUCH more elaborate selection, live music, champagne, and a staff that is as close to perfect as it gets. Sorry Copperwynd, but if you guys are trying to scale back, you're doing it in the wrong place... quality is not a place to skimp!


I would go to many fast food chains with happy hour and had no issues with paying happy hour prices for takeout. Unfortunately, not at America's Taco Shop on 16th and Camelback.  For two carne asada tacos and one order of chips and salsa-$8.09. My first time here in the city coming from another state,  and for that price, I thought a burrito was a better deal. I had to change my order right away.  The guy taking my order was not happy that he had to \"delete everything\" and a bad attitude went with the deleted order; talk about terrible service and understanding from someone who can speak good english. I would understand if the place was busy but it was empty. I had to leave that place QUICK! Never felt that uncomfortable being in a fast food restaurant and I would certainly not want to try the food after that experience. I can take my money elsewhere!\n\n After reading the reviews on yelp, so happy I didn't try it and went with a healthier option. And the guy who stood at the cashier  happily shouted as I walked out the door, \"Thanks Annie!\" How condescending can he be, and its not good for customer service. He really sucks. Never coming back. Stay far away from this place.


So I stopped at Daily Dose before heading to Sedona and it was the perfect place to get a hearty breakfast before a hike. There were a lot of people there but they seated pretty fast. The patio is spacious and has a really relaxing vibe for being in downtown Scottsdale. \n\nI ordered the prime rib Benedict which was awesome and the breakfast nachos, which is more food than anyone should eat before 10am. The fruit that came on the side didn't taste very fresh and the roasted potatoes had cumin on them which kind of threw me off. The prime rib was tender and the hollandaise sauce was on point. Breakfast nachos had this really good queso dip and the salsa was light and fresh--truly enjoyed this dish a lot. \n\nOur server was super nice and the food came out fast. Parking is easy to find, it's right around the building and has a three hour limit.


Am I the only person that had a horrible experience here? My dog was in a clinical trial for cancer research. He was put on a immune suppressant drug.  He developed an bacterial infection which manifested itself as  gastrointestinal problems.  We drove the dog 3 hours to the clinic and left him there for 3 days of testing. We were told it was a reaction to the medication and the dog was depressed.  We were told to keep him on the anti diarrhea medication and continue to give him the immune suppressant.  The two worse things to do for the dog. Needless to saw the dog's condition became worse. I began to send video's of the dog in a unresponsive state.  The vet was only concerned about me giving the dog the meds.  (Literally kept calling and e-mailing me \"Are you going to give him the medication\" They kept reiterating the dog was depressed Needless to say the dog became very ill at which point the University of Illinois Vet called to tell us that the dog was being removed from the study because he was not a good candidate for the study. In other words he was not going to make it and they did not want that on their record.  So our dog got removed from the study. At that point he had completed 25 days of his 28 day trial.  I have never even received an \"I'm sorry\" note or call.  It was truly a horrible experience.


We were in for a treat.Piero was there and he did the honors!!!The friend who invited\nme has known Piero ever since he came to LasVegas. I had veal scalipini, tossed salad.,and potates lyonnise(Sp). Ugo had Orange roughy, schrimp scampi, Caesars salad. We split a plate of fried ocra, complements of Don Pierio.It makes a great\nappetizer. Our food was exceptional and done to a turn. Signore Piero made the rounds and presented himself to each table. As of this writing, Piero is the ambience. \nChloe needs to invest in some chianti bottles, waiters with old school white /black\nuniforms, and a mustache pete stuck in the corner with  a red checkered bib( hung\nfrom his collar) to keep Piero's dyno  veal parmesan from stainin' duh corbat.\nI don't remember the pricing. Prices were printed on the menu. So how bad\ncan they be? I'm going back regardless of pricing.  I will say finding a SPECTACULAR Italian ristorante like this,sandwiched between a \"craft\" store and Art's Bail Bonds,\nis the kind of juxtaposition I can live with. Molto beni.


We came here on a Wednesday night before midnight ($10guys, ladies free)\n\n- V CARD FAIL. According to management, they do not honor the voucher. It's not stated on VCARD website nor The Gallery. \n- 20:1 guy to girl ratio even with ladies free. lol\n- Dance floor has no one dancing. Good job DJ Finesse! \n- Even when he started playing some hip hop music, very little dancing. Ugly drunk euro broad EXERCISE DANCING!? really?? -____- omg...\n- Resident Evil night club. Dead like dancers on a web above you and then swinging\n- Sometimes camel toe. lol\n- Bigger venue than Bank. OMG..\n- Music not as LOUD as RAIN. i actually did not get tinnitus. \n- NEVER again. just having to pay to get in to a club that I already paid for is some bull. \n- Gallery earns negative stars. Racist club with only white people on the Gallery pictures. \"ooo...He said it\"..oh yea, there are some boobs. actually one exposed boob. haha


My kids enjoy watching some small aircrafts take off and landing from this cafe. The food is good and service is excellent. It's overcrowded in the weekends it takes 30 minutes to get a seat. But couldn't complain as we get to see some airplanes up close meantime. Restaurant couldn't take reservations and the ambience for family caf\u00e9 is absent. There is lot of scope for improvement, I am not sure if they already have plans for it.


Marchmont Hardware is a great handy business in Marchmont which provides a good range of cooking utensils, tools and even mini vacuum cleaners for hoovering up crumbs on the tabletop - an amazing invention.  The guys who run it are pleasant, helpful and offer to find any products which they don't have in stock or recommend where you might find them.  \nMy only criticism is that some of the things which they sell are a bit gimmicky and pointless.  For example, they were displaying an electronic rotating ice cream cone!  Does that appeal to anyone?  Possibly, but I can't help but feel that they'd benefit from specialising in stuff which people actually need.  Nevertheless, Marchmont Hardware offers top service and a great range of products at good prices.


Lots of tires in the lobby but 3 people are seated at there is nowhere to sit!  Why not move or stack some tires and make room for customers?\n\nCame for a battery, online Firestone says $ 99 to $ 119 so I drive here and am quoted $ 178.  If the batteries are more than the range indicates take down the ad.  If you charge $ 89 to install a battery you need to disclose that as well.


Yum! Such a fun lunch/brunch spot. Delicious food, great variety of mimosas. Love it :)


Pros: Credit for the creativity (although seems like a lot of Voodoo wannabes out there) and I actually like the small size.\n\nCons: Price.......$7.50 for a 1/2 doz of mini donuts? You gotta be kidding me!\n\nOverall a nice indulgence and a cool independent biz but priced too high for me to be much of a repeat customer.


Sucked. \n\nWe went there specifically to order the Breakfast Sandwich and were told they were out of the ingredients to make them (at 10:00am on a Saturday???). \n\nThey kids menu was $4.99 and consisted of a drink and one big cold and dry pancake. \n\nIt took 45 minutes for them to bring out our order. The waitress stopped by after 30 minutes and apologized. She said there was a large party in the back room that was wrapping up and they would get to our order soon...ugh. \n\nI asked her if I could change my order and she said she would go into the kitchen to see if they had started it yet...and never did. She went to the next table and hugged a group of her friends that had come in and talked to them for 10 minutes. After finally seeing I was giving her the stink eye she went into the kitchen and came back out to tell me that they had started my order (no crap lady). \n\nEverything was VERY run of the mill and we won't be back.


Tequila tasting can we taste some tequila next time.. was a fun experience but the tequila wasn't even a half a shot


Went this restaurant last weekend for a late breakfast. Had SUPER Sweet with TONS of whipped cream triple chocolate cappuccino, tasted just okay Egg white omelet, and weird sour flavor smoked salmon Benedict. The place is fancy, however, the food is not okay and the price is a little bit too high. Maybe I should just order liquor or dessert over there next time.


A small shop with a decent selection of fabrics. Prices were about average. Lots of great notions though.


I just returned from Las Vegas.  Apparently Southwest Airlines uses Showtime Tours because when I booked my flight and hotel  I also paid for a round-trip shuttle to and from the airport. I was automatically assigned to Showtime.  The trip from the airport was excellent.  The shuttle was waiting and the driver was great. Got to my hotel in no time.  On the other hand, the return to the airport is another story.  I called 24 hours ahead of my pickup just like they suggested. When I called she asked what time was my flight I said 8:30am.  She said we will be there at 5:10am. Are you kidding???   I asked her to repeat what she said.  She said \"we will pick you up in the front of your hotel at 5:10am.\"  When I asked why so early she said \"please be in front of the hotel at 5:10 am  and if no one is there within 15 minutes of that time call us.\"  At 5:30 am the shuttle arrived.  At  5:50 am I was sitting in the airport with 2 1/2 hours to wait.  I figured the reason they get you to the airport two hours before your flight gives them one last opportunity to get whatever money you have before you board the plane. So what did I do.  I sat in front of a slot machine what else?  The only thing that made the 2 1/2 hour wait worthwhile was the jackpot I hit just before they called my flight.


I had been a customer at this store for a few months and was pleased with them until recently.  I had called and put a rocker and ottoman on hold on a Friday afternoon letting the person I spoke to knwo that I would be in to get it on Saturday.  I even asked if I needed to provide my credit card information and was told \"no, I will put it down under your name and we will see you tomorrow to get it.\"  When I arrived to pick it up on Saturday it was being loaded into the back of another customer's truck. \n\nI approached the woman behind the counter and told her I had called to put it on hold the day before - she stared at me like a deer in headlights and said \"I am so sorry, we actually sold it earlier this morning.\"  The chair clearly had just been sold minutes before I arrived as it was still in the parking lot.\n\nThe thing that upset me most was that the cashier simply stood there and said sorry - she did not offer a solution, she did not say anything else, she just stood there.  Needless to say I will not be shopping at the store any longer - it saddens me that the customer service could be so poor and that the store does not keep their word to their customers.


I stayed here for one night in between moving. The staff was really nice and the woman at the front desk called housekeeping to check the status of a room checked me in 30 minutes early, which was nice. I stayed in a king sized studio suite and the room was pretty big and had some amenities (kitchen) that might have been more useful if I was staying more than one night. Free wifi was great. I missed breakfast by 10 minutes but from other reviews I didn't miss much. The walls were kind of thin and I could hear the housekeeping staff a lot in the hallways in the morning. Other than that, the only draw back was having to park in the back (it looks kind of dark and scary back there) because there were large cars with boats attached and large Uhaul trucks taking up 6+ spots each. I think those vehicles should have to park in the back.


I'll start this off by saying, this is no tex mex cantina, nor a hole in the wall eatery.\n\nBut its pretty darn good for a station casino, I wish they had better happy hours that extended to the table, but hey, I'll take what I can get!  \n\nMy husband and I had a blast drinking one too many pina coladas and our sever was great too. The chips, salsa and bean dip where fantastic, and kept on coming! \n\nThe sopapias where okay, glad I didn't pay for them, thanks Yelp!


Golf course is my favorite in the east valley. They have a great deal call \"9 and Dine\" 9 holes of golf and dinner at the restaurant.  Wednesday is prime rib night- I highly recommend!  I play here 2-3 times a month and would have given it a 5 stars but the starter today was the most unprofessional person I met!  Our tee time was at 3:26 and he was not around so we headed to the White course at 3:35.  When we were about to putt the starter drives up and yells at us saying we got in front of a single coming off the Blue course.  Ridiculous that after waiting for 10 mins without no starter, a starter then drives all the way to the green to yell at us for not checking in.  People like this really ruins your golf experience and makes a troon golf course look bad!


Ok, the place is simple. Nothing too fancy. \n\nServers were ok. Not so friendly but it didnt bother me.\n\nPresentation of the food was alright, but the flavors were really good! I couldnt stop munching on the garlic and especially the cheese naan bread! Currys were tasteful! All of our orders turned out great! Im happy with the tastes! \n\nI would recommend this to anyone. I have three stars only cuz i expected more cuz of watching the show. Would i come back for more in the future? I would say so! This is a good place to eat traditional food!


This place is fun because there is always a live band playing in the evening. So if you are looking do get your dance on like you are at a wedding, then this is it. In fact, if I was getting married (too late), then I would bring the whole wedding party by here and tell them to enjoy the reception. The only problem is that it is a cash bar (and credit or room charge too)! I hate those kind of weddings (not the band part but the cash bar part). \n\nTables fill up fast but the room isn't closed off from the casino. You can always walk up with your own drink and enjoy the show. There are also slot machines within ear and eye shot.\n\nI love this place because it reminds me of Old Vegas. Every casino had musical acts playing in the bars and lounges. There was no cover all Vegas wanted was you to come in and spend money on your drinks. Now every casino has mega night clubs with Lines and VIP lists, Karaoke bars, and dueling pianos. So it is nice to see some original Vegas entertainment. I've seen this town change in the last 20 years, so I appreciate this lounge.\n\nBring the whole group and grab a table. Get a few drinks and put on those dancing shoes. This is Vegas at it's best!!!


They have a ton of really cute outfits for the club as well as  casual clothing, but unfortunately the quality is not the greatest. I've bought items in the past and when I got home I would find holes and the zipper was broken. They're return policy is really frustrating they give you a week and it can never be worn all tags must be attached and no return in club wear? Makes no sense, When most of the items sold are club attire. The staff does not have good customer service. I waited 17 minutes for them to acknowledge me when I wanted to try on a pair of shoes, when they realized they forgot about me they didn't even apologize.


I really liked the place. Went and got half-priced pizza on a Wednesday. The waiter was on top of the drinks and they had a magician doing some dope magic tricks. The pizza was great in my mind and even better for the price I paid. I'm definitely going back.


Worst burger ever. I cannot imagine why anybody is impressed by this place at all. The service is meh, the burger was mediocre at best. Fast food patty on a fat bun. \nA fat bun? Yes. The bun is soaked in butter and almost an inch of bread on either side of a mcdonalds thin patty. My burger was pink, is that even safe? There weren't that many people there yet they forgot my grilled onions. Normally I'd say something but it became obvious after two bites it would suck with or without onions, so whatever. The taste I see people raving about is steak salt. Fries are ok. Not sure why everyone says the tomato and lettuce are so super fresh, I mean it's not rubber but I wouldn't call it fresh either. \nIf I come through Phoenix again I'll try something besides the Modern Burger, I think the only \"modern\" thing about it was trying to sell people a shitty product for more money.


The fianc\u00e9e and I stopped in for a little late night eating and we both walked out way happier then we thought we would.\nI got the carrot cheesecake and it was top notch. She ordered the hot fudge sundae and loved every bite.\nEven with the place packed, the server we had was fast and always on top of things. \nThis is going to be a place I go back to on the next Vegas trip


It's a chain, so I'm not going to comment on the food.  I've been to other Buffalo Wild Wing locations, and they are fine.  Wings, sauce, beer...it's all good.\n\nThe only reason I am reviewing this place is because the bartenders and service were absolutely HORRID!!!     \"We are attitude!\"\n\nThere are plenty of great places in Uptown Charlotte...please help to put THIS one out of business!


The room was terrific.  Loved the decor.  However, the service was terrible.  Everyone at the casino acted like it was a bother to have people there.  No one answered the phone for like 20 minutes.  They charged us for internet which was supposed to be free according to our reservation, the concierge was quite rude, and it seemed like they were really understaffed.  It wasnt just our party.  While we were in line at the concierge desk, everyone was complaining about one thing or another.\n\nI loved the room but unfortunately, the staff didnt match the quality.


Morton's should be embarrassed.\n\nI am a Morton's VIP and I would NEVER and I mean NEVER step foot in this restaurant. From the Arrogant GM to the server...they should be embarrassed. I love getting insulted even after telling them I have been a Morton's VIP for 5 years..Not Landry's, but Morton's. Laughable.\n\nI guess if you are on the strip, you don't need customer service.


Pho is one of my favorite food and finding a good Pho place in Las Vegas is like trying to get rich gambling in these big casino, it's \"Pho-get about it\" hard. Everytime a new Vietnamse restaurant opened up in Vegas, I always hope that  they will finally have good Pho.\n\n What define good Pho? Must have good flavor and  flavor must come from either beef bone or meat + enough herb + spices (star anises, ginger, onions, salt, sugar, etc...), not just MSG +salt+sugar+ star anise. \n\nEven though I grew up in California, I don't think I set my standard high when it comes to Pho in Vegas. Anyway, get back to Pho Thai Binh. Tried it the first time when it was first opened, wasn't impressed. Tried it again this week, it's even worse. The broth was so bland and flavorless that it tasted like water + salt + sugar only. Also tried the rice dish, wasn't impressed either. Rice was old and hard, so was the meat. Bun Thit Nuong, decent.\n\nOverall, Pho # 1 or Pho # 8 are still better choices. The only upside is the restaurant is really clean, but I think b/c the place is still new.


Last night Tottie cooked me up a special \"diet\" plate. She started with fresh steamed shrimp, chicken and dry fried those with cabbage, red pepper and onion then finished with fresh spring onion and cilantro. Let me tell you, it was amazing! No oil, no sugar, no starch but ALL flavor! \n\nAlong side she brought me a dish of spicy Tottie sauce which is made from vinegar, chile and garlic.. again sugar free but still packed with complexity flavors and major heat! \n\nTottie is just an amazing chef, owner and person. Even this morning I'm still reeling about the experience I had at Totties last night, I felt just like family.


This place is like a The Vitamin World on steroids with a smoothie bar attached. I go for the alkaline water because they have 10.5 ph balanced water for $2 a gallon. The alkaline water helps keep my blood sugar levels lower because most diabetics (like myself) have an acidic body. Alkaline water & exercise is saving my life!


Eric was a great waiter for our wine pairing with MyVegas.com. Explained our pairings well and went to get answers when we questioned him. He did a great job and the food was great too.   We had the linguine with clam sauce and brick chicken.


Un classique pour regarder le soccer ou le football sur \u00e9cran g\u00e9ant. Parfait comme endroit quand il y a plusieurs matches simultan\u00e9ment  (exemples : qualifications de la Coupe du monde de soccer, Ligue des champions ou derni\u00e8res semaines de la saison de la NFL) et qu'on souhaite garder un \u0153il sur ce qui se passe un peu partout. Bonne ambiance pendant les matches importants. Pendant la Coupe du monde 2010, j'y ai eu le plaisir de d\u00e9jeuner en regardant le match d'ouverture. Un des rares endroits qui ouvrent lorsque des matches ont lieu \u00e0 des heures inhabituelles ici.


Birthday dinner was amazing.  1)  The Food.  Had shitake mushroom, scallops & cauliflower, & proscuitto & melon appetizers.  Delicious.  Had sole, stuffed halibut, and a spicy saffron pasta.  Delicious.  Had panna cotta, chocolate tarte, & tiramisu.  Delicious.  Sorbet served in between and limoncello at the end.  Portions were generous for such goodness.  2)  The Service.  Went on a Monday night.  Perfect service in terms of timing, graciousness, 7 knowledge.  Absolutely the best Italian in town.


I was really excited this place opened up, it is in a convenient location in Ahwautukee.  \n\nPositive:  \n1. the cake of the cupcake is tasty.  \n2. service is good and has a fun environment to take a friend or date\n\nNegative: \n1. WAY too much frosting.  \n2. overpriced. ($3.50 per cupcake).


Service and food was excellent!! Red sauce is to die  for! Pregnant girl's dream!! Steve was an awesome Server. Order the risotto balls!


Every casino has a coffee shop/cafe, and this is NY NY's place.  A big restaurant and so far, I usually don't wait long to get a seat, unlike most of the other places.  I thought this is a bad sign, but was pleasantly surprised.  Nothing memorable here or to write home about, but the food is good and the menu is very adequate.  I would come back.


From the moment I walked into the salon, I loved the vibe, the customer service was spot on, and my stylist Mattie, is AMAZING.\n\nI was going for a drastic change from light to red and Mattie did an amazing job. My color was vibrant and well done. My cut was cute and exactly what I asked for. \n\nNot only was my experience awesome but the conversation was wonderful. I would highly recommend the entire salon but especially Mattie!


Pretty good food and fresh. People are super friendly. Decent prices also.


My child was enrolled in the pre-k program, at this location, for about a month. During this time she had trouble with another little boy in the class making violent and sexual remarks toward her, including threats to have her head smashed in with a hammer and her private area licked. \n\nThe Center director talked to my child and the little boy, and came to the conclusion that nothing happened. In her follow up conversation with me she implied that my child needed counseling, while dismissing my concerns and allowing this little boy with known disciplinary issues to remain in the classroom. My child was pulled out of the classroom and placed with 3 year olds! \n\nNot comfortable that my child would be protected in the environment, I decided to pull her out and enroll in another local daycare center. We have had no further issues since transferring and ALL inappropriate words and actions have stopped! She is no longer afraid to go to school in the morning. It saddens me that one child who clearly has issues would be allowed to taint an entire room of children. After 3+ years with kindercare in another state I am incredibly disappointed with the way this situation was handled and am no longer a customer.


The latest discovery on my Cupcake Crusade...Just Cupcakes is hidden in a large strip mall shopping center-right around the corner from Mountain Ridge park & Skatepark----I feel these places would do so much better in the regular mall.\n\nThey have a wide selection like 20 flavors to choose from and they are made fresh daily.I had 2 red velvet w/buttercream frosting to go.AND 1 Mint chocolate & 1 chocolate cherry pir.\n\nFresh & moist with great frosting.Regular prices between $2.75 ea.\n\nMy son practices at the skatepark nearby so I will be here often... at least I hope it stays open it wasn't very busy.


As a Vegas local, I can honestly say this place takes the lame cake. This is Rum Jungle with a new name. Nothing more, nothing less. Where were all the \"Cirque\" arial dancers swinging from cool silks and where was the awesome laser lighting as promoted? It sure wasn't  happening the night I was there. (1 wk ago) \n\nInstead, we walked into a almost full, two story nightclub, many girls walking around with their shoes in their hands and when I ordered ONE Vodka Redbull and ONE Malibu Pineapple; was given a $45 tab! Seriously? You guys are not XS or Tryst. Relax.\n\nFor this kind of atmosphere, just go to Oracle Mansion, better music, same quality people and better drinks from what I hear.\n\nP.S. The \"just go to Oracle instead\" comment is a sarcastic joke!


If I could leave 0 stars, I would. Dirty. Gross. Stinks. I'm sad to say I've wasted my money here. 3 rooms later and they had to send housekeeping up to RE CLEAN my room. This was supposed to be for a VIP!!! Crumbs on the floor, hair in the sink. At least it didn't have someone else's toothpaste running down the vanity like the first room. Get new management staff in housekeeping. Someone isn't doing their job. Shameful. \n\nHonestly, the only good thing I have to say is... Luke at the desk is great and Mr. Peeples (management staff) is kind as well. \n\nBut 3 rooms... Seriously. Get it together.


This just became my favorite ice cream spot in town. Found in the same plaza as Viva Las Arepas, this is the perfect after meal dessert to satisfy your sweet tooth. The owners were super friendly and are quick to offer you the flavors of the day to sample. The gelato flavors are often creative and innovative. One of my favorites was the baklava, which has since disappeared from the regular lineup. It's a nice little spot if you want to get away from the bustle of the Strip and Downtown.


Date/Time:  Saturday - 7:30pm\nOccasion:  Dinner with daddy and little brother\nParty of:  Three\nLocation:  Typical Chinese restaurant. Simple decor. Not the cleanest\nOrdered:  Westlake Beef Soup, Flamebroiled Pepper-Beef Steak, Ginger Chicken, and Seafood-Tofu claypot\nTotal incl gratuity: ~$\n\nExpensive.  Definitely gone down-hill.  And quite simply put, not worth it.  The only thing worth mentioning was the soup.  The pepper beef steak was sliced way too large and quite difficult to chew.  The ginger chicken was terribly dry.  And I wasn't interested in taking another bite of the seafood tofu claypot.\n\nTo top it off, each entree ran $12 - $18.  $60 for four entrees at a Chinese restaurant?? Definitely not worth it it!  I've typically gone here for lunch and ordered noodles.  Now I'm scared and likely not to return.  I'm going to stick with pho in Chinatown from now on.  Fellow yelpers: any suggestions on other better Chinese restaurants in the area? ;)


First the good news: very congenial hostesses who got us a last minute table, and friendly wait-staff who dealt gallantly with a somewhat dramatic champagne glass upset as well as a minor soy sauce incident.  The restaurant was beautiful and the view of the Bellagio fountains impressive.\n\nBut here's the bottom line: at approximately $60/person (including tax and tip), guests should be leaving pleasantly full and impressed with the cuisine.  We left already planning our late night snack and absolutely unimpressed with anything that Yellowtail had to offer.\n\nTheir flagship item, the  Big Eye Tuna Pizza was good, but somewhat bland.  We also liked the Edamame Two Ways: Sea Salt and Sweet Chili.  Everything else we ordered was pretty uninteresting, and I've had far better at any number of sushi bars in LA at 1/3 the price.\n\nWe had a bland Yellowtail Scallion roll, a lame Spicy Tuna roll, a very fishy Mackerel with Shiso that I couldn't even eat, very average pork Gyoza, and a fairly tasty Seared Albacore with Onion, Crispy Shitake Mushrooms and Chili Sesame.\n\nI don't mind dropping some coin on a great meal, and I am even OK with the concept that I might have to pay a premium for dining at the Bellagio (although I doubt I ever will again, after this meal), but heck...do I have to leave hungry too?


Wow.  I've been coming to this place for over 10 yrs and it is definitely going downhill.\n\nSo, I'm realistic and I know this is Vegas..........granted, the food at Hofbrauhaus has never been German.  The music....not German.  The atmosphere....not even remotely close to a German Festhaus.  What was originally a pretty fun and laid-back beer spot has become another avenue for ridiculous frat parties and bachelorette night-outs.  Besides the fact the music is turned up to 11, for the price of a shot you can get your ass paddled by a \"woman\" who probably has a Y chromosome in addition to being 7 feet tall.  \n\nIf you want a more authentically German experience, it would be more fun to drive 1200 miles to San Antonio.....yes, San Antonio.........and sample real German fare in Gruene, Pflugerville, Boerne, or Fredricksburg, TX.  That's right....you read that correctly.\n\nOtherwise, if you prefer to hang out here have fun with Helga the Dominatrix and all the other waitresses that make Betty White look like Kate Upton.\n\nPS:  One star for playing the National Anthem.


We stopped here for happy hour as I was lazy and it is close to work. Turns out they have a decent happy hour with assorted drink specials, half off selected apps and a pick 2 food special that runs open to close for $6.99. I selected the Tortilla soup and cheese enchiladas. The soup was good and enchiladas was also good and came with rice and beans. Our server was great and I wish I remembered her name but after a couple of the happy hour Margaritas names escape me.


Decent selection of ice cream and other sweet frozen treats. We went for the cold stone style mixed ice cream. I chose the double chocolate Oreo (Oreos, chocolate chips and sweet cream) and fellow yelper Dorothy C. went with coconut, gummybears, and sprinkles. We decided to go all out and order the chocolate dipped waffle bowls with sprinkles.


The piercer Kat was awesome and Effie aka stef at the front rocked and recommended some good tattoo places! Great people really quick service and great everything and affordable!


I went here with a Meet-up group and had a great experience. The food, service and atmosphere was terrific! We all enjoyed ourselves and will return.


great tuna and salmon tempura sashimi! and they deliver!


Great place to find inexpensive, gently used item for your infant and bigger child. From bedding, highchairs and excersaucers to clothes and shoes and toys. They have a 50/50 consignment plan ( cash or store credit) and will display everything for 90 days. If it doesn't sell you get all your non sold items back.  The new management that took over the business last February vamped the store up and it looks better and better and they are super friendly and always willing to help. Always had a great experience. They have a Facebook page too in which they list new item in pictures. Highly recommended.


The food is delish! Their pizzas were far superior to any others I've had here in Vegas. Their chicken wings and garlic knots could both become my new addictions! \n\nAlso, the service and customer interaction was perfection, which seems to be a detail that is all too overlooked in life! Biaggio himself is such a wonderful host that he makes you feel like family rather than a customer. Also, they deliver ALL over town, yes ALL over!\n\nI sure hope they open another location near my Southwest home so I not only get the yummy food, but the awesome Biaggio experience!


But the rooms are nice but don't do the timeshare meeting no matter how much they ask or offer. It will ruin your trip. If you say no, they get very rude. I was considering buying timeshare with Hilton but after this experience I will never consider it. I will spend my money with Disney. I would give more stars but my experience with the timeshare people left a bad taste in my mouth.


Typical sports bar with the usual bar food. We really like the chicken strips and fries basket. Portions are a little smaller than the averagle sports bar (3 thin strips in an order) but there is a big serving of fries with it. The pizza was surprisingly good here. \n\nService was a little slow on our last visit but I have a good amount of patience that it didn't bother me too much. Price is pretty on par, maybe a tad bit more, than other sports bar.


AMAZING!!!! It's way out of the way but totally worth it! First time in there and customer service was excellent! Only complaint is serving size is a lil small. Great burgers and fries. We will be back to try other items as well!


Not too expensive and mid-strip, what else do you need?\n\nThe GO rooms are nice.  The desk lamps are purely decorative and provide nothing but comical annoyance.  The bathroom door is frosted glass and does not provide much privacy.  Comfty beds.  Clean decor.  We weren't able to check in until 4pm, instead of the posted 3pm check-in time.  Thank goodness for slot machines.  Their ATMs SUCK and either don't work or are empty.  Room service charges $3 delivery per person, consider that your tip my friends!  \n\nGood place to stay, not anything fancy.  Didn't have any horrible experience.  Will stay there again.


I agree from Christopher B.'s review ~ BUYER BEWARE and NEVER GO TO THIS PLACE!! I have a great place that I will recommend (read my review about Portrait Innovations), however, I've been here twice and it got worse every visit.  \n\nThe first visit was for my maternity photos because my friend recommended this place (her photos are great) however mine was not.  The service was so-so, the sales person was that wanted to sell but she did take more than 30 shots.  When I received my photos they were all dark and we blended in the background but the proofs were completely the opposite.  \n\nOk so I let it go trying to give them benefit of the doubt.  \n\nSecond time was more than a year later for my son's 1st birthday photos.  This was really bad ~ the sales person is different from the last time and she was rudest person.  She rushed the pictorial and wouldn't allow a family shot because \"per company policy\" can only take 12-15 shots.  Bogus!! \n\nI bought the simplest package.  She does not deserve a sale!


Footlocker isn't that exciting, it stocks all the shoe brands you would expect to find in a trainer shop such as; Reebok, Nike, Adidas and a seemingly unnecessary amount of basketball sneakers. The prices are medium to expensive but they often have sales on where you can bag yourself a bargain but the sales usually only offer terrible looking shoes that nobody else wants.\n\nI guess Footlocker is more of a guys shop because whenever I've popped in they've had hundreds of guys shoes but a rather a measly amount of ladies ones so it's not somewhere I pop in that often. If I am looking for a new pair of trainers I will pop in to see what's on offer but more often than not I find myself going elsewhere.


SLOW getting food out, server had too many tables to do anything other than take our order.  Sat for over 45 minutes after placing our order without food or drink refills.  Many tables after us got their food way before us and all we ordered was sliders, chicken strips and fries.  Server kept saying \"just a few more minutes\" and food didn't come out in a few more minutes.  Lots of frustrated patrons waiting and waiting and waiting.  When our food finally came out, the burgers were not cooked as we ordered, the chicken strips were sitting in grease and the fried things tasted like they'd been fried in old grease.  We were in a hurry to get back to our conference so we didnt hwve time to complain. Greasy and not worth the wait or price!


Since my last review, Devil's Diner has undergone a change in ownership and a change in cook.  Preparation of the food is much, much better.  Tasty and at a good price.  The atmosphere is far friendlier as well.  :)


Awesome place, they have everything, i couldn't believe my eyes. The staff there is amazing!!!


We have been going to PP for over 17 years. Dr Chiles and Dr Salek have been my children's doctors from the beginning. We have seen a lot of faces come and go. Now that PP has merged with  another very large group, it just isn't the same. I still love our doctors and that is why we stay as my children are older now and need less frequent visits. This office just doesn't have the same family friendly feel it once used to.


The catfish sucks is hella fishy! The sides where to die for !and the waters are so nice I would go agian for the sides !the drinks are served in like mason jars it is the cutest thing ! Yams and the Mac is something to get !(:


We came here on a Wednesday night and waited for about 20 minutes and I wish we would have just gone to the buffet!\n\nAfter eating our appetizer which came out in a timely manner, we waited another 20 minutes for one of our two entrees.  While waiting, we noticed that there was a large Chinese family who sat 10 minutes after we did. They placed their order in their native tongue to the waitress and received all of their order. We were really disappointed, we had anticipated eating the sweet sour chicken with the chicken chow mein. Our waittress never came to apologize that the chicken chow mein wastaking longer than anticipated. When we brought it to the attention of the manager, she said some dishes take longer and my hubby pointed out that the Chinese family had chow mein orders, too, and she couldn't answer us!\n\nSo as we sat, we noticed that customers who spoke Chinese, had special treatment over other nationalities. We talked to a European couple next to us, and they had noticed the same trend. I would be interested to know if this happend to others?\n\nOH, and the food??? I would give it 3 stars!! Had better, elsewhere!


Went to this location and walked out not even 10 minutes later. When we walked in, we were greeted by the manager with an unintelligible grunt and a vague wave that we took as \"sit wherever\". We sat there for 5 minutes before anyone even acknowledged our presence. By then we were already debating whether we should stay or go. When a waitress finally showed up to our table, we were at our limit with our patience. We told her we needed a few more moments, which we used to confirm our decision to leave. On our way out, she said \"change your mind folks\" in a condensing and disgruntled tone. We will not be returning and I think we now understand why there weren't very many customers there.


Second time coming here this week-delicious! I love the topping selection, how QUICK they cook your pizzas (I have a short lunch break), and how everything is a set price regardless of how many toppings you pile on. Yum!


This place is a total rip off they have vet come in and then have people come in after diagnosis with huge estimates for treatments unbelievable prices ... Went right after to another animal hospital and was given a price from the vet themselves and no huge outrageous estimate... My puppy was dying and all they could see was $ signs... Needless to say my puppy survived parvo but with no help from craig road animal hospital  and all the help in the world from another pet hospital not far from this used car dealership of a vet office ...


Needs to turn on their fans for lunch dining area because its super hot in Tempe area. Overall, i like the music atmosphere is amazing. Customer service was okay but lunch rush hour was busy. Love the burgers! :)


Not quite as great as it used to be, especially the casino. Since purchased by some guy named Tilman Fertita, who also owns Landry's Restaurants, the service seems to have been slacking-off a bit. The hotel is fine, especially the upgraded towers, but casino personnel can be very obnoxious. Not all of them, but some get really snotty. The casino manager, Jason Sides (as of June 2013), seems unresponsive to complaints. Be sure to complain anyway, if you are disrespected.


Rosita's is alright. I wouldn't file it under authentic Mexican food, but I certainly wouldn't call it Americanized either. Their beginnings were likely with authentic ingredients and recipes, but over time, things change a bit. I would say the best thing at this restaurant isn't on the menu: chips and salsa.


Delicious, finely crafted beer! Good food and friendly staff.


I went to this grocery store today (Sunday) because I was told that on Sundays they have specials on all there fruits and veggies. I went and everything was well priced. They also have a bakery and you can actually see people baking and making the cakes and other pastries. In addition to the bakery they also makes their tortillas fresh in the store. They also have a mini restaurant inside ! This place is definitely a one stop shop and it is inexpensive.


This place was so chaotic and is in need of more employees (preferably non hippies /hipsters)\nWe waited in line for 15 for a table (plenty of empty ones just no one was around to seat us) Once we were seated we waited another 15 minutes before someone came over and the only reason they came over is because another customer acknowledged that we arrived before him and his family (Thank You Kind Sir ). They stop serving brunch at 11:30 so we needed up ordering sandwiches Tuna for me and Chicken Salad for KP. The portions are HUGE and the sandwich itself was ok. I was more a fan of the bread it was very good. I also tried a cassis soda which was try refreshing. Sandwiches are usually not my go to hangover food but it helped and this places was dangerously close to our apt. After tax and tip it came out to be about 13 each. We had to pay in the front and waited about 10 minutes to do that I wish you could deducted your time being wasted from the cost of your meal,\nI probably wouldn't rush back here but brunch gets stellar reviews and a friend of a friend swears by it every time he's in town so next time maybe ....


For my third and final buffet of my Las Vegas trip, it was to dinner at The Buffet at Bellagio.\n\neh. \n\nI thought it would be better. I mean come on....The Buffet and Bellagio. Expectations were high. Seeing the long line, they grew. Luckily one of our party showed up early and waited the 40 minutes to get to the front and then they put him in the side line until we all showed up. Once we did we were promptly seated. Nice.  But then they sat us at a table that was a tad bit small for a group of 9.  boo.\n\nMaybe I was on a buffet burnout or something, but I just couldn't get my eat on here.  For a $35 buffet, it was just ok.  I expected more and better.  The Kobe beef wasn't all that great, the crab legs were small and the sushi/sashimi was lacking quality.  The lamb chops were good, not gamey tasting and cooked a nice medium rare. The butternut squash ravioli's were delicious as was the seabass.  The desserts were good too.  \n\nOverall it was just a regular buffet. Nothing special. Nothing stand-outish.  And there were too many  things that you had to ask for instead of being able to serve it yourself...some of those didn't even have signs. Too much trouble and not worth the wait.\n\nI was nice and gave it 3 star just cause the experience might have had more to do with me than the buffet.


I'm still coming here for my hair. Always happy and Melinda is a great to visit with while getting my hair done.


Went here with a buddy and had a blast. Not much experience shooting guns but the staff was extremely helpful and knowledgeable.


The line for La Creperie wasn't too long when I got there; maybe 5 people ahead of me. But it seemed like the line took soooo long to move. There's only one person taking orders as well as handing out the crepes once they are done. I actually noticed that my crepe order was ready for a while before the cashier/order taker/food giver noticed. Operations would be much more efficient if they had another person handing out the crepes. \n\nIf you're a Total Rewards member, you can get a discount on the crepes, but they also offer a crepe special where you can get a crepe and a drink for less than what the price of a crepe costs. I'm not sure how they make money off of that, but whatever, my mom and I both ordered the special. I got the ham and cheese crepe and my mom got the fresh berry crepe. Both were good, but I thought my ham and cheese was a little dry and could have used more cheese. The fresh berry one could use more berries. For the price we paid, I was expecting a little more. \n\nSeating is pretty easy to find as there's an open sitting area next to La Creperie. If the restaurant next door is closed, you can also sit there. \n\nI probably would try a crepe again, but only if there wasn't a line!


oOoh I'm giving this place four stars based solely on how fancy, organized and the quality of the produce and meats are...and they have this really lovely bakery inside...I would like to try it one day. As for the service...I am not very content with...why? because....\n\nSo I was at the Butcher Corner's section looking at the selections of great beef cuts...I was pretty happy they have Filet Mignon and they looked like pretty good quality...and well for $26/lb they should be! Well so I've been standing there for awhile and there was a person behind the counter...I knew that knew that I was there but he didn't say anything. Then another person (old white Caucasian male) walks around the area just browsing..automatically the butcher guy asks him if he needs help...when I have been standing there for like 2 minutes. I was a little offended. \n\nAnyways besides that...this place is the equivalent of Bristol Farms in LA. This market has all the exotic and fine ingredients to make a delicious meal. =)


Terrible customer service. High prices. Careless employees inside and out. I won't be back!


Usually come here on Friday nights with my friends who are regulars.\n\nFood is pretty solid the lamb meatballs and Johnny's nachos are very popular with our group. Even their ranch dressing is really good and I am not a big ranch fan. I also like the Guinness stew.\n\nThe only thing keeping this place from being a full 5 stars is that it's probably a bit on the pricy side for what it is. Beers start at $6 (i think I haven't had one cheaper) and pretty much any food item is $10+ with sandwiches at $12. Shave a couple bucks off and they would be in solid 5 star contention.\n\nThe service here is also good as all the servers are friendly, keep up well with groups and splitting checks (always hard since our group can be anywhere from 4-12), and they are willing to joke around with us and not throw us out (always a possibility with our non-pc humor and discussions).


I've been coming here since I was in middle school and it was the cool place to hang out on half-days. 6 orders of waffle fries, anyone?\n\nWe went last night for an early dinner and squeezed 7 people into a booth. I got blueberry pancakes (LOVE breakfast all day) and they were okay.  My friend's french toast came with apple butter though, and slathered on top of the pancakes = much better pancakes.  Around the table there were also a few types of burgers, a meatloaf sandwich, a fruit plate, and a whole lot of milkshakes and sundaes. Big let down: they were out  of over half of the mix-ins for the milkshakes/sundaes. You can't have a dirt cup without gummy worms!\n\nOverall, I've always liked it here. Service can be hit or miss. Food is pretty good. Milkshakes are hurt-your-teeth sweet.


I love you BevMo !!!!\n\nThis place has everything you need to make some righteous drinks. Everyone that works here is very friendly and helpful. I am here at least once a week stocking up when they have sales. Last week they had a sale on wines that were buy one get one for 5 cents, what a bargain.


How do they manage to keep all those beers in stock all the time? I've eaten there over 100 times and only had two \"not so good experiences.\" I like those odds.  Most of the time the staff is helpful and friendly. They seem to enjoy or at least \"more than tolerate\" being at work. The food is fantastic, the happy hour deal is a real bargain and they always have sports on the big screens. One more awesome aspect: the music kicks a$$. Southern Fried Chicken dinner is fantastic. The Korean short ribs are one of the best appetizers. I get \"no onions\" on my chicken nacho's and they are so thoughtful that they put the Guacamole on the side because it has onions in it, Attention to detail, that most places lack. A+. My two bad trips. 1: they matinee waitress was rude, probably just having a bad day, but don't take it out on me. 2: My Korean short ribs were real fatty and under cooked, I never NEVER send food back so I was S.O.L.  Overall I love this place.


I'm giving this 2 stars only because the food is decent (most of the time).  The service, however, is HORRIBLE. Several times myself or my husband has gone in to pick up a takeout order, and the guy with the ponytail takes payment but does not retrieve the food. Then another guy, when you inquire about if your food is ready, asks for payment for your order, which is just sitting there, getting cold. Ridiculous.  Also, it's a bit grimy in there. I do not like seeing dead bugs in front of the door.


I love the curry here! It has a homemade taste - you can taste the vegetables melted into the curry broth, so subtle. I love the simplicity of the menu too. The curry broth is the main ingredient of course, and then you can add a topping. Genuine service too :)


I just moved here from northern CA, where our only option for this type of place is Togo's or Panera Bread. This place blows those two out of the water, that's for sure. What I love about Zupa's is that you can tell everything's homemade, and you don't get that overwhelming salt taste from premade soup. Yes the sandwiches are a bit small, but when you get a soup or salad with them they fill you up really good. I LOVED the vegetable chowder and grilled cheese I ordered. I think this just might be my new favorite place to eat.


Rhodes Ranch is in the southwest part of Las Vegas and is a gated golf course community. It's one of the nicer communities in the area and is sought after by many. You can probably compare it to many of the communities that are located in Summerlin as well with nice, new houses that are definitely affordable (since the housing crash). There are still new houses that are being built (by Dunhill Homes). The HOA fees are definitely reasonable for what you get - gated community, work out facility, pool - including resort pool, lap pool and water park. Definitely a community you should consider if you are looking to buy/rent in the area.


Friendly staff, good atmosphere.  Inside or outside seating option is good.\n\nSmall portions sizes, high price, compared to most pizza establishments.  Taste is average.\n\nThey ran out of a gluten free menu item when we were there, so my wife got a menu option she did not prefer.


Bruce Banner has to fight to keep the Hulk contained. I fight the same battle with Vanilla Heat. Born in Jamaica's Hedonism 3 resort I regularly feasted on jerk chicken, rice, and plantains. While I have managed well over the past couple of years to keep VH under control, I did have a hankering for Caribbean food this weekend and found A Taste of the Caribbean at Baseline & Mill. I could feel Vanilla Heat fighting to get out.\n\nFrom my table I could hear the sizzle from the chicken as it cooked and I began looking forward to its arrival. While waiting I looked at my mobile app and saw several Yelp reviews and the only negative thing I really saw was the level of spice. I am not sure if the owners made a change, but the jerk chicken was spicy on my visit. The chicken was fall-off-the-bone tender and had an excellent flavor. It came with a side of red beans & rice, cabbage, and 3 plantains. The owner told me if I needed more rice, cabbage, or plantains to ask him.\n\nThe restaurant is small and colorful with very pleasant decorations, and Pandora played nice reggae rhythms. This restaurant took me back to my trip to Jamaica and provided the best jerk chicken I have had since. Thankfully it didn't take me all the way back, else I would have ran naked through the parking lot yelling SHABBA! But any time I need a jerk chicken fix this will be the spot!


I'm disappointed.  We were looking to get a watch battery replaced and went to the jewelry section to ask for help.  One lady was legitimately helping a customer, but couldn't take two seconds out to let us know that she'll be with us.   So we moved to the other kiosk where there were two sales representatives helping one lady.\n\nSurely they could have taken some time out to assist me?\n\nNope.  The dynamic duo refused to even look my direction as I waited at the counter patiently for five minutes for someone to at least speak to me.\n\nFive.\n\nMinutes.\n\nI finally had it and went to Sears Grand where people at least responded to you.\n\nGreat quality clothing, but some of the sales representatives obviously need a lot of work in the training department.


during my recent trip to sin city, i met a ton of celebs.  it was crazy, i felt like i was at the oscars or something.  did i mention they were all made of wax?  oh...well they were, but it was still fun!  i had a bogo coup so we got 2 for 1 which was nice because it is a bit pricey.  this place is awesome, you get to touch and pose with the figures, unlike the now defunct wax museum in buena park, ca, you couldn't get near those figures without a stupid alarm going off.\n\nvegas seems to have gotten a bit lame over the years...i used to love it but now it seems as though they are focusing on the wealthy...as i'm not poor, i'm definitely not swimming in my pool filled with hundred dollar bills yet.  so it's nice to find something like madame tussaud's where you can spend a few hours having fun and not paying an arm and a leg.  some of the figures look really authentic, i can't tell you how many times i saw a figure in my peripheral vision and thought it was a real person.  the different rooms are all themed and there is a lot of thought to each celeb.  i also love that you can do whatever you want to the celebs as you take a picture...i flipped off GW bush, laid in a bed with hugh hef, picked a few noses and probably kissed johnny depp. the best was tiger woods in his signature pose...i leaned in front of him so it looked like he was staring at my boobs.  oh silly tiger.\n\ni realllllly recommend coming here, you won't regret it.


Inner Vision has yoga classes for all levels and all moods--getting a good workout, moving some muscles before meditating, or stretching, relaxing and leaving stress behind. Not a mediocre teacher in the bunch--they are all wonderful! Monday night in Chandler Yin/Relax with Patricia makes the rest of my week go a lot smoother.


I have been seen by the Nurse Practitioner Christa and Dr. Laura Kimbro so far. Both experieces have been good. They are really good about following up with you. They can do ultrasounds right in the office if your insurance covers it.  They do all their baby deliveries at Banner Desert.\n\nOne small complaint...they take the whole thanksgiving weekend off. Although there is someone always on call, it would be nice if they were open that friday.


Came here for the Belgian waffles, and we were not disappointed. Very good waffles. The whole family enjoyed it, would certainly be back.


What a truly amazing view and ride through that mountainside! I will recommend this place to anyone that ends up in the area. It is something to see for sure


I stopped in here on my way to Cali hoping for something gluten free before my flight. It was pretty busy and only a couple overly stressed servers. It has a long bar, naturally as its Vegas, and then lots of little crammed in tables in booths with barely any room. \n\nMy server was nice enough to point out a few things she thought I could have. There wasn't a lot of confidence as to what was and wasn't gluten free. She asked the kitchen if I could have the nachos. They said yes but in retrospect I probably should have been more careful cause I could hear there was a pretty significant language barrier. \n\nSo I did go with the nachos which were pretty good. Chicken and a cilantro sauce along with the nacho cheese and jalape\u00f1os. There was a pretty good sized portion and I took some in a box with me for later. I never did end up feeling sick so I think the nachos are a safe bet here.\n\nOther notes, I did hear another customer complain of dirty silverware, mine was ok. Food came out in good time but not a lot of server attention in regards to filling water glasses or getting you anything else you might need. Price was pretty average for airport food. \n\nOverall, it's ok. I may try something different next time I'm in the airport.


I used to pass by here a lot and always thought to myself 'Oh wow, this place (on the outside at least) looks like it could do with a branch at the luxurious, European-esque Tivoli Village'. On Friday 13th last week, the Oh My Godard Gallery was holding an art show and I noticed that this was along the way. \n\nSo I had my day mapped out: I was going to the gallery then getting myself a treat afterwards. Fast forward to me entering the cafe. There were these classy black and white framed photographs of celebrities that really caught my eyes - especially the ones of Audrey Hepburn, but it only went downhill from there. The tables looked disorderly. Some were placed in 2s with 5 chairs around it, some tables only had one, there were dirty plates unattended and visually, that impaired the whole outlook the cafe had on the outside. \n\nI was greeted with a friendly hello by the barristas, to which I ordered a big (and I mean, as-big-as-my-hand big) chocolate chip cookie. It was pretty good, nothing compared to Mrs. Fields but flavorful nonetheless. I just wish the melted chocolate chips didn't keep oozing out of the dough (apparently, one of the servers heated it before serving it up) On top of that, the cafe was playing club music (Toxic by Britney Spears, We Found Love by Rihanna etc.) Perhaps it makes sense to pump up some dance tunes because the cafe was located along the strip afterall, but to me, cafes are a place of ambiance, conversations and relaxation and the atmosphere didn't really garner that type of vibe. It felt like the cafe was trying too hard to appeal to all sorts of people that ultimately, it developed a concept with elements that just didn't match each other. \n\nCould've been better but I say, stick with Coffee Bean.


I was never a fan of AYCE sushi. Even after reading the good reviews about this place, I still wasn't interested in coming here since I already had a favorite sushi spot! However, we had family in town a few weeks ago who asked us to bring them here, so I finally got to see what it was all about. So many reviews here already, so I'll try to keep mine short and sweet. \n\nA few things I would like to point out.....\nFirst, we got lucky with the wait time. They told us we would be waiting about 40 minutes. But because a big party left, it opened up like 3 tables and we only waited about 20 minutes. I thought it was kind of cool that they text you a link that shows your place in line and how long you have waited so far to keep track of your time.\n\nSecond, we unfortunately got a table that was close to the entrance door. It was so crowded and people were waiting inside the narrow entrance way (as if this place isn't tiny enough). I got annoyed because it felt like the whole time, strangers were watching me eat. Sorry, but it sucks when you cant enjoy your meal because people keep looking over your shoulder!\n\nLastly, I'm sorry, but the sushi just wasn't that great. I ordered a few rolls, but nothing stood out or gave me a reason to come back again. They may have sounded fancy on the menu, but the taste was disappointing. However, I will say this. Their rice to meat/fish/veggies/what have you is great. They don't pack on the rice or are not stingy with the other ingredients, which some sushi places definitely do. \n\nAnyway, glad I finally tried it, but no thank you. I don't mind paying more for sushi that I can definitely enjoy elsewhere!


Gotta have some love for the dive bars!  This really fits the mould.  Great burgers and all the beer you want as long as its a domestic :)


We used to make the trek up to East blvd. until this one opened.  Always love the summer rolls, chicken in red curry sauce, and pad gra pow.  \n\nHowever, the last two times we went (it has been a while, hesitant to go back) we had lower quality food.  First, my husband bit on a plastic disk found in a mouthful of rice. When we told the manager (we had been there several times and she recognized us) she simply claimed that happens and made no reparations. The next time the chicken was tough and rubbery in the curry.  She blamed her cook who she said was Hispanic and therefore didn't know how to make Thai?\n\nThink I will either make the trek to East for consistently good food and service or hit the local Thai in Blakeney for a quick bite.


The food is Burger King food. I don't have high expectations regarding quality. I do however expect that customer service will be at least up to par with other fat food joints. \n\nThis morning, i pulled in to grab a quick sandwich before a long day of meetings. After the car in front of me got done ordering, i pulled up to the menu, and was greeted in the normal fashion. Provided my order and got a \"thank you\". No total. No instructions to pull forward. So I pulled forward. Then the wait started....3 minutes......5 minutes....*shuts off engine*.....7 minutes before the person in front of me was presented with their order.....then more waiting, as the car and the girl in the window carry on a conversation lasting approximately 2 minutes.\n\nWhen I finally got to the window. The employee asks \"What did you want on that again?\". I was a little taken back and said \"So, my order has not been put in yet?\". She snapped at me in a very matter-of-fact tone \"NO\".  Had she seemed even remotely understanding i would have just placed my order at the window. Instead I placed my money back into my pocket and began to pull away. At which point I received a very sarcastic \"Byeeeeee\".\n\nFor the Owners/Manager/Operators: There is very little that distinguishes your food from the other fast-food joints. I don't go because it's better. I go because it's convenient to where I am at any given time. I will, however, give my business to locations that provide stellar customer service. If you aren't communicating the need for customer service to your employees, you are failing. If your employees are not providing at LEAST a minimum of proper customer service, then they are failing you, and your bottom line. \n\nI won't be going back to this location any longer for food, drinks, or the occasional shake anymore.


Si Seor is the best Mexican food Chandler has to offer, from what I've tried.  The vegetarian combination is the best!  They offer quite a few combination platters to choose from, or you can get a plate of just your favorites.  I bring all of my out-of-town visitors to this restaurant, pushing the sangria and combinations to all who dine with me.  Their horchata is also quite tasty, and it's a nice compliment to the dishes with the red sauce.  The sopapilla is a perfect ending, and I'm happy to report that they also include them with take-out orders.  Very good value for your money!


OK, 3 mornings in a row dealing with a nice cashier, but a grumpy sourpuss making our espresso drinks.  If you are going to work in the service industry, don't bring the bad attitude to work.\n\nAdditionally, why, as a paying customer, am I not getting a seat on the patio because the patio is full of bums and non-customers?  Seriously, Friday and Saturday morning the patio was full, but only 2 people had a Starbucks drink.  \n\nNot good.


This review is long overdue! After catching \"year long disaster\" opening for \"Foo Fighters\", we literally stumbled into the Pink Taco. Convienance is #1 especially after the concert was over. We both had way too many drinks at the show and were starving. So we guided by the crowd into the PT and found 2 open seats at the bar. I had water since for the last 3 hours, I was fighting to keep my drink down. I normally don't drink that much at concerts for fear of fumbling my lunch. So we order green chicken enchilada's and 7ups. These were the best I ever had. No Joke. My Abuelita was replaced in about 45 minutes of feasting on these bad boys. Beans and rice was as authentic as I ever had in East LA or at home. Sure, I was drunk off my ass but the favor was on! Mucho Saludos a los cocineros. There may be better \"Mexican\" food places, but if your catching a show at the Hard Rock. Stop by and have a plate of \"the best I ever had\" green chicken enchilladas. Next time, we are staying at the HRC since we stayed at MGM. That was a long ass walk but the things you do when you got \"LONG ISLAND ICED TEA BALLS\". If you don't agree, I will meet you at the 10fry & Soto St and throw down for my honor! hahahha Keep on yelping.


Super fan! \nAfter a business meeting at Eastside lounge, we wanted to go eat and at 2:30am, there's only few options:\n1) drive to Spring Mountain. 2) Society Cafe 3) Stratta\n\nWe weren't willing to drive and since Society was closed til 3am; Stratta it is.\n\nThe wait staff was super nice especially for dealing with drunk people all night. \n\nHad to have steak and eggs (like South Point), pizza, egg white omelete, and lobster benedict.\n\nAll were BOMB.COM. Kinda pricey but, the reps were paying so who really cares =) lol


I first saw Dr. Leach at another chiropractor's recommendation a few weeks ago, when my sciatic nerve was acting up. He and his assistant assessed my mobility and stability through a simple 7-step test on which I mostly got the pity points for being present. Bruised ego aside, this proved to be a great diagnostic tool for the doctor and a fair snapshot of my physical condition. He then moved to a brief, but comprehensive lesson of anatomy, which helped me better understand how everything works and how a symptom does not necessarily indicate the cause. \n\nDr. Leach has been doing some soft tissue work that helped relieve the various pains and aches that I had even forgotten about, however the greatest part is that he is (patiently) teaching me various exercises to increase my strength in my legs, glutes and my core, thus the overall stability. I have been doing them every morning for the past 2-3 weeks and I feel more flexible, more in tune with what my body is telling me, and consequently I started paying much more attention to posture and the quality of a workout, rather than the quantity.\n\nIn my opinion, the whole practice is built on a very solid professional foundation. Dr. Leach is very knowledgeable and he teaches as he treats, which is a great approach for anyone whose ultimate goal is to live an healthy, injury-fee, active life.


Harlow's, you are overrated.  Your potatoes are greasy and seem like the cook couldn't decide what they were, just make real hashbrowns.  Your eggs are too expensive and are not worth 2.50 a piece, ridiculous. The toast was coated is unmelted butter and the coffee was cheap.\n\nI do not understand how you get] so many customers or why you are such a Tempe tradition, go to Chompies or Essence.


Like a glutton for punishment, I hit up Roland's again last night while in town for business. I tired Kaya, but the wait was 30 + minutes.\n\nHere's the big clue I keep ignoring....the restaurant is EMPTY when everywhere else is crowded. Another issue is there's poor A/C in the dining room, which kind of sucks when it's 85 degrees and humid outside. \n\nI had a grilled vegetable sandwich and clam chowder. Same as before, it was just OK.  Service was better this time though. \n\nAll in all, I preferred my to go taco salad from doba the night before to this meal. \n\nSave your money and try somewhere else. \n\nPS. Beer selection is impressive if you want to drink beers from all around the world.


In todays tight economy I really hate to speak ill  of a restaurant unless they deserve it this place does not... really.... BUT I was the only patron in the restaurant and had to get my own salt and pepper and i sat without a water refill as i ate my dinner untill i was almost finnished on the high note the baba ganoush was fair  at a  decent price  the salad was quite good fresh and crisp and the kafta kabob was dry should have had some tazeki with it to help moisten the meat . the lady/waitperson/maybe owner was nice enough but not overly intrested in making sure I had what i needed as I ate my dinner 3 stars is kinda pushin it .......the real question is would i go back?????   we'll see they did have some lunch specials 11am 3pm


Girls are friendly and beautiful.  The peach tea was refreshing with just enough sweetness and the prices were reasonable.  I will definitely return again!


Well, I don't have much to compare it to, since this was the very first strip club I've ever gone to... but it was pretty damn memorable.\nMy friends and I went here after midnight because my friend's girlfriend turned 21 at midnight... but it was packed!!! We guessed it was because it was the last day of AVN.. meh.\n\nThere weren't any free seats, until about 20 to 30 mins of standing around and people watching... what else could I do? I have never seen so many exposed breasts in my life. We finally swooped on a row of couch seats and proceeded to get our smoke and drink on. No matter how many drinks I had, I could NOT get drunk in there. There were 4 guys and 2 girls (including me) in my group and we ALL had a great time. I only wished we were allowed to bring cameras in... haha.\n\nMy boyfriend paid for my first 3 song lap dance. At first, I was like.. meh... but Yuki had the smoothest skin and a nice body. That was the first time I've ever cupped a woman's boobs. It was great.


Came into the store to get paint for 5 rooms, so only 10 gallons, small order for them, but big for me. One guy working with a customer. 4 more customers came in and the sales guys emerged from the back to assist and jumped on them. I stood at the color wall staring at the sales man as he avoided eye contact with me.  I even verbalized the lack off assistance and was ignored. Watched the guy walk in back after actually making eye contact. Horrible service. Maybe they should stick to contractors and stop pretending they like to help the general public. Sales associate that finally did assist was brand new and was helpful and charming. When the new guy is out servicing the veterans something in the business model has failed.


As others have said, it was pure evil, and not in a good way.  Came here on my 30th birthday because of the Vegas Power Pass.  As someone in the service industry, I might try a little harder (or at all?) to make a person's special day special.  Or at least to not ruin it.  This apparently completely missed the PH staff, who delivered the same lackluster (at best) service that they provide every other paying customer (who needs them, right?).  The wait was atrocious (seriously- for a tip, I almost felt like writing \"You owe me 2 hours of my 30th birthday back), the drinks stayed empty (after they finally showed up, that is), and most of the food, once it did arrive, was wrong.  1/4 got his food correct, 2/4 got her vegetarian dish with meat, 3/4 (that would be me) got my salad with the wrong dressing, even though the waitress wrote down my request, and when I got the new salad, it wasn't tossed.  When I pointed this out, the waitress told me with quite a bit of attitude, \"You asked for it dry.\"  Um, no I didn't, I just asked for bleu cheese instead of shitty thousand island on a COBB salad (oh wait, it's not a cobb because even though it was like $15, there was no avocado!).  Anyway, 4/4 didn't even receive his burrito until like 7 minutes later.  Really.  The food was actually pretty tasty, which was the only redeeming point of the entire experience.  Paying was another hour of my life lost, as the waitress didn't ring our payment correctly and then had to find a manager to reverse the charge on my credit card.  I seriously considered just leaving the card and deactivating it (I have another).  She came out just before we completely left in anger.  It really did take over 2 hours to have lunch for 4 people.  It really wasn't worth the time it stole from my life.  The next day, we forfeited the $10 PH credit on our passes.  No tip was left by anyone in our party.  As far as I'm concerned, they're lucky we paid at all.  Don't waste your precious vacation time.\n\nOn a side note: the bathroom also sucks.  Two stalls?  Really??


I was here this past week while visiting. The food was superb. The seared tuna was amazing-the best I've had anywhere. The scallops were also excellent. Appetizers were delicious. The restaurant is beautiful, dimly lit, and very relaxed. Our server, Amanda, was great-really knowledgeable and helpful. Lookinf forward to my next trip to Pitt. to come back here.


An OK kinda joint. Was empty when i walked in. Humm... Not necessary a good sign. Alright, screw it i'll do it, its just hair, it'll grow back right? So, i hop in a chair right away and some dude starts hacking away, mostly using a buzzer. Bzzzrr, bzzzrrrr. 20 or so min later i am done. Military style, huh? Not exactly my cup o tea, but what could i expect when i asked for a short haircut?


Was quite disappointed with this restaurant! After reading some good reviews about this place, I decided to take my family for some Pho cause I was really craving for it. As we were getting ready to order...the waitress notified us that they had no pho at the moment. How can they not have any pho...when they specialize in \"Pho\" and isn't that why their name is \"Pho Bosa\"? If the waitress would have told us as soon as we walked in, we could have gone else where for some pho. On top of that, the food that were ordered where not all that great. The only reason why I gave this store a 3 is because the staffs were very friendly! I don't think I'll be coming back again!


Going out for a special dinner with friends turns out terrible! Where do I start..... 1st we waited 20 mins for someone to ask us what our water preference was. Our drinks to this day, still have not come! The manager finally comes over to listen to our complaint only to blow it off by introducing us to some wine owner from Napa,(who cares!). \n\nI always order my steak well done. Anywhere we go. This was the worst steak! Burnt!\n\nI would never recommend this place to anyone! If you wanna watch the walls change, grab some food and stand outside!


Too bad one does not have the option for NEGATIVE stars. Eat here if you are a masochist. The service was horrific. Our drinks were never refilled. I ordered 1 bar drink, an Almond Peach Margarita which was stunningly made improperly. It was saturated mainly with Peach Schnapps. It resembled a drink someone who knew nothing about bartending would conjure up.\n\nNext was the CUZAMIL PLATTER. For 16.95 one gets the experience of Chef Gordon Ramsey's kitchen nightmare experience prior to the makeover. None of the food had ANY taste to it. If one wanted to make these items and left them sit in the fridge for 10 days, threw it in the broiler, laden with grease it would recreated this wretched experience. If my husband and I don't get food poisoning I will be shocked.\n\nThe fascinating aspect of this memorable experience was when the waiter (and I use this word lightly) came to remove my plates. He asked if I wanted my food wrapped as I barely eat it. My response was \"Absolutely not. I forced myself to eat as much as I could so I won't be hungry later. This food was horrific.\" His response was \"okay, so your ready for the check.\" Nuff said. The best part about this experience was leaving the restaurant.


We had dinner here on a Sat night. I'll sum it up quickly,Loud club type music blaring all around.Do you really want to hear Frankie Goes to Hollywood while your at a \"fine dining establishment?The food was way overpriced with small portions.The mac and cheese sticks had a frozen bland taste to them. \nThe lobster tacos were so small it was hysterical.Four of them combined  weren't even the size of a regular taco. Plus I didn't taste one ounce of lobster. I can name 20 places in Vegas that blow this place away with regular portions and probably at half the price. Don't waste your time.Go somewhere else.


This was my first visit for breakfast.  The Cafe was located in the Eldorado Casino in Henderson, Nevada.\n\nWe both ordered the Breakfast Casino Special for $1.89 which included 2 eggs, hashbrowns,  sausage or bacon, toast or biscuits and gravy.  The eggs, bacon, and hashbrowns were exactly how I ordered them.\n\nWe will be back!


I liked Wild Fish, and I would go back.  However, it didn't rock my world.  Corporate bullshit, ya know.  I would never call the place trendy, it's in a strip mall and has little personality.  The service was not remarkable, the wait was too long.  But, in the end, my meal was quite good.  The fish was cooked perfectly and the portions were impressive.  Skip the dessert and go elsewhere.  A bit pricey but that shouldn't be a deterant.


THE BEST!!!!! Moved here from Cali, and this is one of the first places my sweetie took me to. Great service, AMAZING food, (better then what Ventura has to offer) clean, and affordable.\nFamily is coming in next week and I can't wait to take them here, yet sweetie is afraid they will never leave after they taste the delisiousness of this place! \nGO! You won't be disapointed!


We ordered ribs to go and when we went to pick them up the staff didn't even acknowledge me. Took about 10 mins before they actually brought over my food - which they didn't even ask if I was there to pick up food. The ribs weren't amazing. Felt like they were made from a neighbor's backyard. Was hoping that they would be fall off the bone kind of ribs but they were definitely not.


Big fan of the Red Curry with Tofu.  Most places only have a few diced up veggies, but they give large chunks, I feel like I get a nice bang for my buck!  Lunch special comes with soup or salad, a wonton and an egg roll..say what, yup...its true!  And the egg roll is a veggie roll!  Woo hooo!!!  Customer service is very kind.  They always provide the name of the person that ordered the dish on the to go box so when the 5 bags of food that I ordered for my coworkers is picked up, I can divide it up with no problem!


On our first morning in Las Vegas we chose the breakfast buffet where we were staying. It was unusually busy for a Thursday morning due to an influx of cowboys attending a bovine sale as well as the start of the PBR finals.  My breakfast included OJ, fresh fruit with strawberry yogurt, easy over eggs, a sliver of ham, bacon and a Tums. Everything was reasonably fresh.  We used our funbook coupons received at check-in.\n\nWe returned a week later for the luncheon buffet using a pair of free buffet coupons from an additional pair of funbooks.  I enjoyed a few small cocktail shrimp, a tomato salad, one BBQ pork rib, a few tiny meatballs and a fresh fruit tart.


I've had a good time here with friends before, but I just want to warn everybody on Yelp that some good friends of mine got drugged here last year and management was seemingly indifferent when they reported it the next day.\n\nI mean yeah, it's a lot of fun, but I recommend getting beer in a bottle or something not mixed.


Pretty good food. Interesting location.


My name is Gavin. I am a pho-a-holic. Let my share my story. \n\nI am a weekly regular here at Pho So1 for a reason! Having tried many pho places in LV, I keep coming back to this one for one thing...THE SOUP. This is the hands down best pho in Vegas. No questions. It's food crack, really. I just can't get enough. The broth has mystical powers and calls to me at strange times, begging for my return. The noodles and meat mingle in the bath of harmonious flavor and never fail to make me mmmmmmmm. Always order the Dac Biet #10 if you're really hungry or 14 if you're just normal. Tender brisket, delicious flank, melty chewy tendon and tripe if you want it. It's heaven in a bowl, baby. It'll cure what ails ya. Thank you Pho So1, for making me an addict.\n\nOnly words of wisdom, avoid the lunch rush on the weekend especially and order quickly.. Some days they get crazy busy and service suffers. Still, I love em to death.


I found this place to be pretty average. Went in on a Monday afternoon about three o'clock and it was nearly completely full. We squeezed in at the bar and had the lamb burger and a beer. It was all perfectly fine, but there wasn't anything special about it. Plus, I had a far superior lamb burger the next day at Ri-Ra in Mandalay Place. And it came with sweet potato tots!\n\nGordon Ramsay was packed with conventioneers and as a result, the service was a little slow and it took the food a while to come out. Plus the outfits the servers wear are a little ridiculous. So if you can deal with the crowds, GR's is OK enough. But it sure makes you miss Bradley Ogden, which used to occupy this space.


This place is pretty trashy, I'd rather smoke my hookah at home.


Third time here. Not as good as before. Salmon not tasty, salad over loaded with dressing. Wait staff good. Restaurant clean.


I'm a simple man. Give me good beer, good wings and a tv and I'm one happy fella. This place has all these things and more. If it was closer, I'd be a regular. The food was really good, the service was as well. I tried some really great brews on tap and I look forward to trying more. They have a wall full of tvs for my viewing pleasure. I hear they have football specials too so I may have to check them out some Sunday.


This place makes no qualms about itself. It is a solid Punjabi joint, creamy curries, paneer and all.  That said, it's rather lacking in spicy inspiration - both locations didn't feature any sort of kick to their curries.  However, the lunch special is all bang for your buck...I recently went here on a lunch meeting and my professor and I were able to split one plate and leave completely stuffed!  I'm glad the only real traditional Punjabi Indian joint in C-U isn't a disaster, but it's nothing to write home about either!


YUCK!!!! I feel sick just writing this review. Yelpers you have let me down. The food was downright rotten (literally,) my Cali Omelette smelled and tasted rotten. I don't know if the egg or cheese were old or artificial. The home potatoes lacked seasoning and were extremely bland. I only ate a couple of bites and sent it back. I refused to reorder anything else, I just didn't trust this place after that. My husband ordered the Chicken Fried Steak and the Cinnamon Roll and he enjoyed them. I had a couple of bites of the Cinnamon Roll and it reminded me of the fake Pillsbury Dough rolls. Not a Fan!!! :( If I need a Breakfast fix, I will go elsewhere.


I've been a long time customer of the cafe and have had their delivery and dined in before.\n\nThe Food : The food is pretty good, I've never had a bad meal here. The specialty drinks are pretty good too. You really can't go wrong on the menu. \n\nThe Service: Absolutely horrible. We order food from them a few times a week so we give them pretty good business. We always tip their drivers out nicely too. Be aware you are going to wait at least an hour-hour 30mins for delivery. The dine-in service always was bad, drinks never refilled in time, the girl would forget things. Not to mention the seating is the most uncomfortable ever. So after 3-4 trips we refrain from visiting here for Dine-in. \n\nThey have forgotten stuff on delivery several times, and when you call they get all defensive about it, second guess you, call you a liar and they definitely don't apologize for their mistakes and on top of it, they don't try to make it up to you. In our business if we don't keep our customers happy, they leave and go somewhere else. I think we really need start looking for someone else to service our breakfast/lunch needs in the area.


We decided to try this vegetarian Chinese restaurant that opened this past April for lunch immediately prior to flying home.  We parked behind the restaurant on the 2nd level of the plaza and entered through the rear door.  The restaurant is bright, meticulously clean and tastefully decorated.  We were immediately greeted at the door and seated by Mimi who was incredibly cheerful and informative as were both chef/owner Kenny and another server who I believe may have been his wife.  The meal started with complimentary cups of soup - a clear broth with a few vegetables and tofu.  For entrees, we shared the crispy spicy eggplant and spicy crispy beef. Both were delicious, but the \"beef\" dish, made from tofu, was interesting due to its crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, texture and flavor.


In a world of omelets there is no better place than the Omelet House. Their portions are humongous comparably to Denny's or IHop. Alongside with their breakfast dishes are seasoned potato spuds -- amazingly delicious. Unfortunately, the reason for the four stars follows the fact that the Omelet House's amazing food does not necessarily parallel their staffing. I don't want to infer that they have bad customer service -- because they are all friendly, amazing hosts and hostesses, and quick with the refills on beverages. But they seem to lack the staffing for various stations. The waiters and waitresses also play the role as host, which is fine, only when there is no one waiting in the front. Regardless, the Omelet House on Boulder  highway is somewhere I frequent -- my mother and I will be back for \"The Black Forest.\"


I have been searching for a computer repair place to upgrade my tower PC from Windows XP to Windows 7 and migrate all my Outlook Express files to Outlook.  Apparently this sounds too involved to the 5 or 6 companies I approached only 2 ever even gotten back to me but quoted me open-ended service charges I never went.  Anyway, just when I was desperate to get this done, this new store opened up right next to the UPS Store where I rent a box.  Joe at the UPS Store told me how great Matt & Dave helped him with this laptop so I decided to give them a shot.  Boy am I glad I did!  A \"simple\" job took from 6/13/14 to 6/24/14 but they kept at it despite how involved it got.  Others would have long given up but they honored their word and their price.  I am now typing this review on this \"new\" computer.  I am soooooooooooooooooo glad I bumped into them.  Give them a try and you will not regret it.  They fix PCs, laptops, phones, TVs, tablets, etc..


4 levels of M and M cuteness!!! A fun place to check out- i'm a sucker for those yellow M and M bags you see people carrying around the strip. I found a cute calculator with m and m for buttons years ago. sadly i didn't see it here this time around and resisted getting something just for the bag...


No wonder this airline is suffering.  Horrible rude service.  Flight attendants looked like they just got out of bed.  Everyone freaked out with the take off from Cabo, the plane suddenly just dropped and the landing was worse.  It made me wonder the condition of the pilot as well.  It was the worst!  I wish I could give it no starts ..... never again no matter what cost savings


I will eat here when a friend insists, but I think almost every time I've eaten here, I have gotten diarrhea.  And the food isn't worth the diarrhea.  Its kind of bland.  And its overpriced.  Just my opinion though.  I know lots of people are ga-ga over this place.


We had the Meatlover and Pesto Chicken pizzas delivered.  Maybe it's better fresh from the restaurant, but I didn't think it was anything amazing.  Still toasty warm when we got it, fast delivery, and I did like how thin the crust was, but the pizza itself was mediocre.


Such a great atmosphere, friendly staff and a wide variety of sushi/non sushi. Such a great surprise, can't wait to go back again!


\"Meh. I've experienced better.\"\n\nThere have been people who have been persuading me to go here, convincing me its going to be revolutionary for a burger joint. Seeing as how burgers are generally redundant as is to me, I decided to take a shot. \n\nThe only thing I've found good was the mint milkshake, and that was it. Fries were bland, meat was bland, the whole burger was nothing special. I think their sauces actually attempt to make up for how bland their patties are, because honestly I could have gotten the same stuff for $3 cheaper elsewhere. \n\nThe location is fairly busy, and because of this, a little bit of a wait for both seating and take-out. The staff is fairly friendly and attentive. I don't see what is so great about Steak 'N Shake, it really wasn't anything special to myself.


Amazing food! Have been here twice. Very intimate setting, good service & great food. \nGarlic & spinach Nan was so yummy! So is the chicken tiki masala.


I love my Chicken Sald with the cilantro dressing, and there new carnitas tacos. ummm. ummmm, ummmm, ummmmm, ummmm!\nI've been getting the same thing for a long time until the taco came out.  lol  I usually stick with what I really like.


This place is conveniently located in the Stratosphere. Cheesy atmosphere and singing waiters and waitresses with decent voices, not the place to go if you're easily cheesed out. \n\nFood was only decent, IHOP quality, which isn't great quality. I got the California omelette, which was mostly good, except the cheese was pathetically thrown on top, barely melted. The hash browns were fairly crunchy, and the toast was the typical crappy bread soggy with cold butter \nthey give you in breakfast joints.\n\nI tasted my friend's french toast which had real blueberries, and it was pretty good.


My husband and I just got married at the Aria and in our wedding package, we were given a mini wedding cake from Jean Philippe Patisserie.\n\nWe were given pictures of about fifteen different cakes and had to pick one. They were adorable. It was the hardest decision of our entire wedding, because we wanted them all! They were like mini-works of art.\n\nWe arrived in Vegas and saw all of the cakes in the store/restaurant. We got even more excited. They were just as amazing in person.\n\nOn our wedding day, we were given our mini cake (could feed 6-8 maybe) in a plastic case. We took lots of pictures and kept it in our Sky Suite to have for breakfast the next morning.\n\nThe next morning it had melted a bit and the top tier was sliding. It didn't matter, we just wanted to eat it. We went to the concierge lounge to get cutlery and dove in.\n\nAs beautiful as our cake looked, it did not taste very good. The exterior coating was thick and sickly sweet. It was awful. The interior cake and creme was okay, but not great. We took a few bites and dumped it. \n\nIt was a huge let down.\n\nI would definitely not recommend the cakes. Look at them ( they are so, so cute), but don't buy one. However, what we saw of the restaurant looked good and we might give it a try on our next trip.


No more $1 beers and lowered crown credits! Don't bother going to this shit hole. It has gone way downhill in the last few months. Machines are outdated and now my favorite quarter machines that actually have a bonus feature were changed to a penny denomination. Won't be back! Poor return for what your bet is. Virtually impossible to even win a little to keep playing. Take your business to Casino Arizona!


This place was hard to find in the dark after a 5 day drive from Texas.\n\nFirst off, what's up with Pittsburgh and ginger ale?  I've never heard of any place serving ginger ale in a cup, bottle or can in Texas, but here it seems to be everywhere!  Every place we stopped to eat and even a few bars recommended I try their ginger ale and it's really good!  So we all got that to drink.  \n\nTo start we tried the chili since it was posted on the wall as great chili.  A few friends told me \"don't get the chili, you're there for a sandwich.\"  They were right.  The chili wasn't good.  We don't put beans in chili here, and it should be thick, meaty, and able to eat through a spoon.  This stuff was weak, watery and full of beans and maybe some other vegetables.  Our chili would make people in Pittsburgh fall over dead.\n\nI got a double sweet and hot sausage sandwich, the wife had the Philly, and the kids had corned beef and a ham.  We had seen the hundreds of TV shows about this place and we were finally here to see if the mix of coleslaw, fries and meat was really as awesome as they say it is.   They were right.   The sandwiches didn't seem as big as they were on TV but they were freakin' awesome.  We all enjoyed these sandwiches more than any sandwich we had ever had before.   We had just had a long day of eating tons of bacon and bacon booze, so I didn't think any of us would be able to finish a big sandwich.  WE DID.  It was soooo good.  \n\nThe only bad part about coming to Pittsburgh and visiting Primanti Bros is that we had to go back home the next day!


This review is solely about the service. I have been dining here since they opened. I have brought family, friends, and my boyfriend here. I have never been so disappointed with service until tonight's visit. I was asked what I wanted to drink and I said water. Few minutes later the bf got his soda, but forgot my water. We were sat right next to the kitchen, so it was hard to miss us. Servers, busser, hostess, and managers passed by me all the time. They saw me not having my drink on my table. I work in this industry, and I know how hectic it gets during busy hours, but to not even drop off a glass of water!?!? I wanted to wait until anyone noticed that I haven't had a drink in front of me for more thank half an hour. Unfortunately, no one noticed. My burger finally came so i just asked the food runner for my water. Seriously Bachi Burger?!?! My burger came first than a glass of water? Guys, train your staff properly or your business will go down as quickly as you went up. If I was a secret shopper your business would have been in deep trouble. I have seen you guys grow since you opened, and I am very disappointed with the service. The last time we were here my bf wanted a milkshake. He waited for his shake longer than I waited for my water. As we were almost finishing up our meals the server goes up to us and informs us that they're out of milk. Our recent experience here really reminded me why we do not dine here often. Guys, step up your game! How can you mess up something so easy like water? Tsk tsk Bachi Burger! :(


I don't crave Mexican food very often at all, but I think Chipotle is a great fast to-go place when you're just wanting a good taco, salad, or burrito.\n\nI was impressed that despite the growing lunch line forming, the employees at the counter assisted the customers very quickly! I was ordering and had my food in hand within minutes. \n\nWe had the steak salad and taco. Can't complain, it was tasty, custom-made with all your choice of fixings, and wrapped up ready to go. \n\nA good choice for lunch, I'd say...