I'm a KSBS BBQ judge, so I'm a BBQ snob.  I really liked the flavor profiles of the food, it was all over cooked.  Mac-n - cheese was bomb.  I think they do better than what I had so I'll go back and try again.


My cousin showed me this place a few years ago when I turned 21, and it was a place I would have never taken a second glance at. It's on Grand Ave, a shady area, so during the week you definitely get the odd/scary crowd. Mostly homeless people or day laborers. I avoid the bar during the week, but Friday and Saturday nights are where it's at!! They've been having the same DJ who plays an amazing mix of indie music, electronic, and even oldies that have a beat added to them. On the weekends towards the tail-end of the night this place is always packed! I usually hate bars that are super crowded, but this is one I actually like. It adds to the whole Bikini experience. Usually it's a bunch of young hipsters, drinking, dancing, singing, and not giving a f*** about what anyone thinks. Bikini is awesome because everyone is usually super cool, and the drinks are super cheap! Like $3-$4. The bartenders seem very moody at times, but it's not a huge deal to me. I love the neon pictures and totems, and the streamers hanging from the ceilings are very fun.


I have been adopted by a cat. It's been in the 'hood for months. For the past few weeks it was bunking on my patio furniture at night and would run if I tried to get near, but this past week it started coming into my house for its slumber. So, I figured I best make sure the little guy's healthy (fortunately, it had already been neutered so I don't have to worry about the \"multiplying like rabbits\" phenomenon.). That's what made me think to review Dr. Stewart Cellers and Desert Hills Animal Hospital. \n\nWhen you walk through the door at Desert Hills you are, most often, greeted by a lovely white-haired lady named Lynne. I will never forget her kindness when my cat, Sissy, was hospitalized there for a few days. Lynne took such great care nursing her, always willing to answer my call with a progress report. From her updates, it was clear she was really getting to know MY cat. And, when the end was near for Sissy, the staff at Desert Hills were so supportive and empathetic... taking turns comforting my kitty. I'm so grateful for them! \n\nDr. Cellers is very knowledgeable and willing to take time answering questions. He gives great detail but does not confuse with medical jargon. He explains ALL options, is honest , empathetic and doesn't push. And, when you call for updates or test results, he'll be the one to speak to you directly! \n\nOffice visits/exams are about $30 which, I think, is pretty reasonable. Today, we wound up doing an exam and a full panel of blood work on my yet-to-be-named addition (to make sure all organs are functioning properly, no FIV or feline leukemia, etc.) and it ran about $150. \n\nI wouldn't even consider going some place else!


I took my CCW class here and the instructor was very knowledgeable.  No complaints here and he made me a more accurate shooter.  What more could you ask for?


We received a coupon in the mail for a free meal with the purchase of another meal, so we decided to have breakfast this past Sunday morning at IHOP. Despite living near this IHOP for 2 years, I have never eaten here, mainly because there are other places nearby that I prefer for breakfast. \n\nIHOP is currently doing an all-you-can-eat pancake promo, my husband got that with eggs and hashbrowns. I decided to get the International Crepe Passport with strawberry banana crepes, this came with eggs, bacon and sausage. \n\nOur waiter was efficient and helpful. He made sure to bring out a pot of coffee so we wouldn't have to pester him for refills, as well as Tabasco and ketchup in case we needed it. \n\nOur food was good,  not great but good. The crepes were particularly tasty, I wish they did an all-you-can-eat crepe promo. I still prefer Omelet House down the street though. Unless we have a coupon, we probably won't be back for a while...


I went to Las Vegas for my best friend's bachelorette party and we surprised her with Sin City Cupcakes.. It was awesome !!! She loved them !!! The cupcakes were surprisingly good too! We ordered the \"better than sex\" and  \"pink pussycat\", both were great. I wish they delivered to Texas!


Get out the AmEx!  A great little boutique convenient to center city, Dilworth, Wesley Heights, Wilmore and SouthEnd with unique gifts and offerings!  Paper Skyscraper is a great place to buy stuff for my gay friends or co-workers, but I was stumped recently when I needed to buy something for my mom's birthday. I visited Boulevard not because they had clothes that would appeal to my mom, but they had neat little gifts like quaint ceramic bird candles or bird houses or grapeseed beauty product gift baskets.  \n\nThey also have cute and inexpensive jewelry that make great sursees for friends or a splurge for yourself (like Greenmarketgirl's eco cuffs!)  They have cute homemade stuff that isn't available everywhere but at reasonable prices and great service.  Stuff changes all the time, so stop in!


I had only been living in Scottsdale for a week or so and I wanted to find a decent Mexican restaurant and Tacos Jalisco looked like a cute little restaurant, and I decided to give it a try. The customer service is horrible; the cashier is less than professional, slow, zoned out, uninterested, and she doesn't even look at you. The salsa bar is a bit of a horror-taste wise and not to mention that the area doesn't look very clean. I give it two stars because I enjoyed their rice and I have to admit that their  breakfast burrito had juicy savory meat.


1 Oak is just okay. It doesn't really float my boat. 1 Oak took over JET and, really, my friends and I call it JET 2.0, and what happened to JET, it closed!  \n\nWhat I do like about 1Oak is that it isn't EDM infested. Don't get me wrong, I love my electronic music, but sometimes you want to be in a club and sing along and to a tempo of less than 140 BPM! A good mixture of hip-hop, R&B, Top 40, and mainstream dance mixes. So, there is that. My real beef is with how crappily (is that even a word) the club is laid out. The dance floor is SUPER DUPER tiny. The rest of the space is filled up with a bunch of tables that are never sold. This club has more of a lounge feel than a club feel.\n\nThere are only two bars and both are located along walkways, so they are super cluttered and super compacted. This club is really only super enjoyable if you have a table. It's rare I say this about a place, but that's just the facts here.\n\nThis place would be so much better if they layout was better. Otherwise, it is pretty much hell. So much hell that my friend and I ended up leaving early halfway through Ke$ha's set.\n\nThere is also rumor that they don't like people who aren't a size two, which makes sense since there is NO room to move around. Discrimination isn't cute 1 Oak. Not cool at all.


Very clean and comfy too. Woke up refreshed and smiling. Would stay here again in a heart beat. The freebies are AWESOME. Great food and drinks.


I appreciated that the drive-thru guy was genuinely apologetic on THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS that there wasn't a more reasonably priced way to get a veggie burger and onion rings. He hinted that a \"meal\" would be set-up in the near future, thereby allowing greater value. We'll see my friend, when I'm back in town, if this has happened. Until then, you were incredibly pleasant to buy a somewhat decadent meal from and it's no bother spending an extra few dollars to Have It My Way.


Update - August 2009.\nUgh. It's all over. The Luau Buffet is no longer held poolside with fire dancers and other entertainment. Now the Luau Buffet is a very sorry standard buffet at heightened prices. There are free \"mai tai\" drinks provided, but even those can't put back the party atmosphere I experienced at the poolside Luau two years ago. If anyone suggests it, you're better off finding something less expensive (it was $25/per on a Saturday) as putting a sweet sauce on chicken breasts does not a luau make. Sorry, Imperial Palace, we know the economy is bad, but this was once of the worst cuts we've seen over the past year.\n\nNot the best buffet I've ever been to, but the combination of the food and the show made for a wonderful evening. The Luau Buffet and Show only runs through the summer months, so if you're thinking about going, be sure to make plans early. Also, spend the extra $$ and get the VIP package - special give-aways, better table service, better view. Don't plan to get too loose on the \"free-flowing\" mai-tais and pina coladas advertised as endless. We needed to drink quite a few before we finally found one with some alcohol. But, fun none the less. Reminiscent of what I envision as a \"typical\" Las Vegas dinner show from bygone days.


Came here for lunch. Masaman curry had tomatoes in it, so I ordered it without tomato (cause who has ever heard of masaman curry with tomato).\n\nOrder medium spice. It tasted bland. Dish had a lot of chicken, but barely any vegetables. I would have liked a better balance.\n\nSoup was okay, as was the spring roll that came with the lunch special.\n\nPeanuts in the masaman were raw. I had ordered extra peanuts, as I have had Masaman curry at a lot of places, and I love the cooked peanuts. The raw peanuts were a raw deal.\n\nIf you have time, head over a few miles to Chanpen Thai Cuisine. MUCH better quality food.\n\nIf you work nearby and need a quick bite to eat, the prices were reasonable and service was good. But there are better Thai places close by.


Sucks balls and not the good kind....I'd give it half a star if I could. These apartments have not been updated in 20 years. If you want new appliances you have to pay $200.00 more per month but the upgrades are minimal. The cabinets still fall off the hinge and the carpet is past the point of shampoo helping it! You can hear every foot step above and next to your apartment. And how many times do the police have to visit one complex before you have the right to vacate your lease on safety concerns? DO NOT RENT THERE!!!


This is one of my favorite Starbucks - not that I drink at any Starbucks particularly often. The location is a big plus, and the workers are always friendly. They are efficient as well - they have to be, considering how much traffic this store gets. If you walk in and see a bit of a line, just know that it tends to move fairly quickly.


With all the houses being gobbled up by banks and big time buyers, I wasn't sure I would be able to get into a decent home with the money I had. Seeing all the homes going well over market value I was sure I was going to be displeased with the what I got for price I paid. I went with Deven Chase Carlock Majestic Properties, w/  just a few tries of going out and looking at houses. We found a beautiful brand new home with all the bells and whistles, all under the price I was looking for. Hearing and seeing everyone struggling to get into a home, I'm pleased and happy to say I went with Deven Chase Carlock Majestic Properties..To end up with exactly what I was looking for.


Stood in line for over 30min for 2 slices! Only one guy was working both making pizzas, reheating slices, and serving people.  He was completely inefficient, spending the majority of the time checking and rechecking if a pizza had finished baking.  Meanwhile there are 3 fresh pizzas on display and a line of 20 people are just staring at him waiting to be served.  But even worse there were three guys at the register just staring at the one guy working and goofing off.  We almost missed our show and it was a complete waste of time. I would never recommend this place to anyone!


If they could only figure out how to take phone orders without putting people on hold for 6, 7, or 8 minutes or more, they'd be doing well. This Domino's is very close to my house and when I get a craving for their new, rather yummy, thin crust pizza, it's just easier for me to drive up there and order.  But then I'm relegated to sitting in the very drab waiting room.\n\nI wouldn't necessarily recommend this location too much after sunset. They've had some issues in the parking lot (shootings and the like).


I love this place! My wife and I go at least once a week and just last weekend did the party bus trip to the Cardinals game. They do something new every few months which makes it a great way to meet old friends and make new ones.


We have been dining here for over one year and heartily recommend the venue!  The experience begins with smiles and greetings when you enter!  The wait staff truly aim to please!  We have had exemplary service from Judy, Sandra and Fabi...!  The chef always provides excellent, tasty meals!  Also, he will make French fries topped with green salsa and cheese! Must comment on the cleanliness of the entire restaurant and bar!  We think Baja Joe's does not have an equal in the east valley; so, we find ourselves dining there several times per week!


Dr Norton is good but too busy... Making an OBGYN apt for just the fact its your annual is hard and going and sitting in a paper vest with a paper blanket draped over you for over an HOUR waiting for your check up is just wrong... I have no down there issues.. I should be IN and OUT!!\n\nBack again to get an IUD placed... My last visit was super fast for consult ... So I'm updating my review!


My husband surprised me with tickets while we were celebrating my birthday in Vegas over the summer.  He got them at a discount through \"summer of Cirque\" but I would definitely pay full price to see it again!\n\nWe had great seats!  We were in the 2nd row, behind the couches, center left.  Honestly, there didn't seem to be a bad seat in the house.  I was so happy that we got there a little early because the pre-show was hilarious. \n\nWe were on the edge of our seats the entire show.  It was VERY sensual but there was also a great mix of humor, live music, and acrobatics.  I highly recommend seeing this show with your significant other!


Although I'm happy I checked this place out, I'll probably never be back. The atmosphere is fun and casual and I kept feeling like I was at a diner in Memphis. The server was extremely friendly (although she forgot to bring my husband's drink even after numerous reminders). The menu is very limited. Usually I can respect a place with a limited menu because they typically do the few things they offer very well. Not so here. We had a group of about 7 and all ordered different items. The only thing that unanimously received praise were the porkchops and sweet potatoes. The mac and cheese, corn bread, and chicken all needed seasoning.


Gotta leave another review. I like this place. This time I ordered clam sauce trying to avoid meat.  Had 2 small clams. I searched and searched.  Taste bad. Not sure how its made but tasted like it came out bag with processed or powered mix.  Sent it back got my fav meatballs. That tasted great. But as soon as I walked in the door I had upset belly and ran for the bathroom.  Who knows what causes that but it seemed like strange occurance so soon after the meal. Draw you own conclusions


I was excited when this breakfast restaurant opened up in my neighborhood as I love to go out for breakfast almost everyday.\n\nI have eaten there 3 times now but I only order 1 thing on the menu which I do enjoy quite a bit because their other items are a little unusual for me.\n\nI went to eat there again yesterday and I was very sorry to see they have removed all side items off their menu. So I cannot order an omelet or 2 scrambles eggs with bacon, or a side of toast. Its one of the nine items or nothing. That does not work for me so that is why i have given this restaurant 3 stars. I hope they reconsider offering the basic breakfast items or I will probably not be back.


Even though the place was empty, the food which was on display looked very fresh, and it was.  I ordered a two item combo with fried rice for $6.25 and was completely surprised at the amount of food in the container.  The portions were far larger than expected and the quality was good.  I would certainly go back & hope that others would do the same.  The staff was friendly and greeted me with a smile upon my arrival.  Even a bottle of water was only $1.25.


This place used to be good.  That's in the past.  Came here for dinner (with the buffet pass) and standards have gone downhill.  You get a far better selection and tasty food at Harrah's.\n\nFirst is the long wait because some people don't realize this place has gone down the toilet.  I could not find any tasty to eat because everything was too filthy.\n\nHow did this place get an A?  While you are in line, there is a person that comes out and tells you the wait is going to be an hour or more.  That is an exaggeration.\n\nThe food stations have many things littered along the dishes and the counter.  I can't believe that there is no one here to pick up the scraps around the dishes (probably from other customer not being able to work the tongs correctly).\n\nWhy is the seafood right next to the fresh fruit?  That doesn't sound right.  The risotto was hard.  Everything has a french twist and that's what made the food taste nasty.\n\nThis is due to failed execution.  Why does the crepe look like a diaper?  Is this highlight of the buffet the crepes or the frozen custard machine?  That was the most enjoyable dish.\n\nTake an ice cream cone and get some frozen custard.  They can't mess that up.\n\nIs the restaurant suppose to be filthy all over or is this how they envision what France should look like?  Are they being authenic and I just don't know it?\n\nI like tasty good food but this place had none of that for dinnner.  I was here at 8pm.  Perhaps they ran out of food again and this was leftovers from yesterday.


It's never a good sign when 27 seconds into walking somewhere, you feel as if you've made a horrible mistake... That you're about to witness an example of what  Ignatius J. Reilly would describe as  the contemporary world's lack of \"theology and geometry.\"\n\nI went to the Dominion Square Tavern about a week ago to meet Joanne. I thought it was a bar. But it's not. It's a sort of restaurant. But with a bar. But fancy. There's also a sign at the front that says you have to wait to be seated. So I waited. I wanted to sit at a table, but apparently you can only sit at a table if you're eating. So I had to sit at the bar and felt self-conscious the whole time that people could see my buttcrack...\n\nAnd that's the trouble with this whole thing, really. Because this is the kind of place where I go and I think that the problem, really, is me. Because as I sat there with Joanne, getting progressively drunker on blah-ish expensive drinks, eating so-so fries, developing that sinking imposter-syndrome feeling, the place kept filling up with people for whom this was all Just Fine - a good time on the town: sitting there without really experiencing any sort of discomfort at the faux-nostalgia of the whole thing, feeling ok with listening to hours upon hours of contrived acoustic string-band music.


i am in love with this place! i found Laughing Buddah through Groupon. it is one of the best discoveries i've ever made! i love it here. as soon as you walk into the yoga studio, there is such a strong positive light and energy. it is one of the very few places i can go and feel \"home.\"\n\ndusty, the owner, is such an amazing person. she always has a smile and a kind word and is genuinely happy that you're there. the other instructors' classes are great, but i gravitate more to her energy and feel a stronger peace during her classes.\n\ni've been practicing yoga for about 7 years now and Laughing Buddah is by far my favorite. so far i've invited my fiance and aunt to a few classes and they love it. i will be taking one of my good friends this weekend for her first class. i highly recommend it to everyone.


Slow service, unless you're a regular.  :-(\nI was here before 6 a.m. and there were two people behind the counter and one that was just walking back there.  The two that were behind the counter just looked at me but didn't say good morning or we'll be with you in a minute.  When the third person came around the counter one of the other two said something to him about something in one of the ovens and so he stops and tends to whatever that was.\n\nSo finally he makes it to the register and takes my order.\nNothing difficult, three bagels toasted with cream cheese to go.  A customer came in a few minutes after me, placed his order and had his drink and food before mine was ready.  \nSeems regular customers get more priority.\nBut from the looks of other recent reviews they really should focus on getting their act together because in this area we have more than one option.


Not sure what happened here. First off all,  the server ,who was very nice,  brought all the courses within minutes of each other.  That wasn't the the big disappointment of the evening. The food was bland and tasteless. I had the lemongrass seared scallops with risotto. Instead I got scallops swimming in this strange lavender colored sauce. I didn't taste lemongrass at all . My date's streak was tough.  He was hacking into it like an autopsy. The crab cakes were more cake than crab. Very disappointing. To top it off , I told the hostess, who didn't seem overly concerned, the ladies room had very little soap and no paper towels.  I wont be back.


Went here with 3 friends for a night of tapas and sangria....It did not disappoint!\n\nEverything we ordered was excellent and reasonably priced.  I tried red and white sangria and enjoyed both, but I have to say I liked the red better (probably just a personal preference.)  What makes this place special is that there is something for everyone from the carnivore to the vegetarian. \n\nI tried the anchovy dish cause a friend ordered it, and I was very pleasantly surprised.  Not fishy at all like I expected.  My favorite dish I tried was the Tuna Peppers.  I found that they used the a lot of the same ingredients in different dishes, so you could stick with one flavor profile, or you could totally mix it up.  There's a lot to choose from so I suggest that everyone at the table orders two dishes to start, then you take it from there.  \n\nWe saved room for dessert and ordered the sampler.  I'm glad we did, cause it had a little bit of everything.  Overall, its not a bad cab ride from the strip, and a great place to come with friends!


The service has always been \"not so great\", to say the least, but the last time we went, it was so bad, that it was almost comical. The waitress didn't pay any attention to us for about 10 minutes even though not much was going on there. When I got up to get her, she over-the-top apologized, first saying that she thought the other waitress had us, and then a minute later saying that she forgot she hadn't brought us water yet. This pattern of lying repeated itself when my husband got the wrong order and when she disappeared out of the restaurant for extensive periods of time (about 3 times). First she had one \"reason\", then another... By the end, we were both really pissed off and my husband told her that he doesn't care about the \"why\". I did feel bad for her, but she did ruin our dinner. We haven't been back since... and won't ever be again, even though it used to be my favorite spot to grab dinner...Keeping in mind that the service has always been iffy and certainly declined rather than improved over the past year.


I have been coming to San Tan Eyecare for several years now and I couldn't be happier with the service I receive each year. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I've seen both Dr. Wold and Dr. Hostetler and both are fantastic doctors. They take the time to get to know you and talk to you about concerns/issues, etc. I've never once felt rushed to get my appointment finished and I've never felt any pressure to buy new frames since my prescription hasn't changed over the past few years. Positive experiences all around!


Rooms were very old they need to update it the casino and hotel itself was not bad.


The worst experience ever!!! We booked terrace suit w / king bed and because they oversold the hotel we end up getting smaller , regular room w/ 2 beds. I've never heard that anybody is being downgraded because of hotel's mistake. Second dissopointment in the first hour of stay was valet which was very casual and it took them more than 10 minutes to get our car. Because of terrible service and irresponsible staff we were late to very important dinner.  Never will come back!


Mediocre, pretentious and overpriced, even by Las Vegas standards. Pedestrian presentation of decent steaks. Outrageous prices on the wine list. Go somewhere else.


I prefer this Vons because even through the remodeling phase they had a year ago, the staff were really helpful to make sure we got what we needed and could find it. The place was being upgraded and they had to close down early for a few weeks, maybe a month, but after that, the place is great! it is always clean, the staff is still awesome, the security guards are very nice about walking people to their cars if they need to, and everything is easy to find. \n\nVons prices are pretty fair to me. I use my rewards card and the price gets knocked down even more, got to love that! The wine and other booze is pretty cheap then most places I know. Plus, a great selection as well. So many choices, so many wines to taste! \n\nThe surrounding population that may come to Vons can be a bit creepy, but overall I feel safe walking here from the University when I need to grab some stuff or even a cup of their soup they make on a daily basis. Mexican Tortilla Soup-Yum!\n\nIt really is not as bad as the reviews are making it, I agree with Ashley B.'s post!


Herb hummus, Street Tacos, Chopped salad w/chicken, & Tabbouleh Salad all delicious!\n\nIf I had to make s suggestion it would be to spice up the fish in the tacos with a little more flavor, but they were perfectly cooked, flaky and moist.\n\nThe hummus appetizer is a generous portion; enough for 4-6 people.


I read so many of these posts before posting my comments and normally I would say it's shocking to see so many comments with exactly the same issues.  The issues being delivery, accounting and customer service. However, the Arizona Republic has proved itself to be simply one of the worst companies I have had the displeasure of doing business with.  I have had delivery issues for years and have complained, gone to supervisors, etc. and all to no avail.  Watch out when they say they are going to credit your account...it virtually never happens.  I have been a subscriber for nearly 30 years and they could care less if you cancel.  They simply do not address your issues, have attitude and yes folks..they have a tendency to lie like rugs.  Delivery is extremely unreliable and customer service is merely a bad joke. If you want this \"fish wrapper\" I recommend going out and buying it.  That way you don't have to deal with what they laughingly refer to as \"customer service\".  Perhaps this is just the last gasp of a dying media and they don't seem too inclined to hold onto their customers.  Management does absolutely nothing. Simply the worst...the absolute worst.


Im writing this review as I am walking out of this POOR service restaurant. I got seated at 4:35pm and there was about 6 waiters working, and waited for at least 10 minutes for service. We were ignored during that time, then decided to walk out of the restaurant. Neither of the waiters had asked what we wanted to drink nor if we were ready to order. We then went to Goldilocks where we got great service from time we got seated.


Round and short! It is not that complicated. I was unfortunately very disappointed. They tried to get me in and out in 10 minutes, like really ?  They tried to just and file my nails and not cut them. After she was done and asked if I liked. I asked if she was going to shorten my nails and she started clipping them with a cuticle cutter. Basically I would never come back and would not recommend anyone to go here.


Eh.  For the big Irish pub on the square, this is just average.  I like the ambiance.  It is a place to sit and have a pint while chatting with friends.  It never gets too loud.  Upstairs, the couches are fun, almost Alice in Wonderland inspired.  \n\nPrices are a bit high, but if you happen to luck out for happy hour then you are golden.  They have happy hour everyday from 10pm to close.  It is a nice place to end your day and get a deal. \n\nI have had their food a couple of time.  It is ok.  I am just not overly excited about this place.  They always card. ALWAYS.  Kind of annoying because I am obviously over 21 and there creates this HUGE congestion at the door.  \n\nI do not hate this place but I do not love it.


Slowest Starbucks ever!!! Excuses galore and a snarky window person equals one VERY unhappy customer!!! The window person even told me sarcastically \"thank you for your patience\" after I has commented on how much time it was taking this morning!!! She rang up the wrong amount, handed me the wrong order and seemed frustrated with ME after I had spent 10 minutes stuck in that line!!! If there had been room for me to skip that line I would have been GONE!! I bit my tongue... Called the manager later and explained that maybe that employee needed extra training regarding her customer service!! Grrrr!!!!!


I used to frequent this place years and years ago when it was Le Petite Caf\u00e9 so decided that I might as well try this new place. It's completely gutted from when it was the other restaurant and has a very open but hipster feel to it. The menu is on boards as soon as you walk in and you go further up to place your order with the waitress. Number in hand, you sit anywhere and someone delivers the food when you're ready. I've been to places like that before but it's still a weird concept for a \"sit down\" place.\nI got the Sunrise Sandwich which is basically runny eggs and ham with cheese on toast and a side of pan-fried rosemary seasoned potatoes. The sandwich was really good with plenty of ham and a lot of flavour but, and I say this as a potato lover, the potatoes were not edible. They were rubbery and flavourless like they had been sitting under a heat lamp all morning. This wouldn't bother me from a place like Denny's but if I'm going to be paying nearly $8 for something I can make at home at a fraction of the cost, I expect high quality and flavour.\nAlso tried the Italian coffee and cinnamon roll. The cinnamon roll was very fluffy and had a good helping of frosting on it. I liked that they didn't melt the frosting over it. The coffee was very good but a little costly at over $2 for self-serve no-frills coffee. Even Starbucks is cheaper than that. \n\nOverall, much left to be desired. Decent food but I've had more satisfying experiences at iHop at much better prices.  I can only assume all the high ratings are from people who aren't super into breakfast like me. It's my favourite meal so I know when it's lacking.\nI'll continue mourning the loss of the little cute France-themed breakfast joint that was.


I was not impressed. The cover was $30 for ladies and $40 for guys. Seriously? I don't have a problem paying cover, but $30 is excessive. I ended up just heading over to a lounge that was also located in the Luxor instead.


I love breakfast food and was told this is the place to get it. I ordered the biscuits and gravy and it was terrible. It was more grease that gravy. I had to hold back throwing up. The potatoes that come with it were great but they did not hit the spot and I had to run to CVS to grab a snack to hold me over till dinner. \n\nSkip this place, go to Matt's Big Breakfast.


Very dirty place.\nThe bussers stroll around with big smelly carts with food leftovers between the tables to collect dirty dishes. DISGUSTING!! \n\nThe food was OK but not great.\nThey had crab legs.


so lets talk about Koi.....\n\nif i could give no stars, that's what i would be doing...\nthis was by far the worst dining experience i have had while living in las vegas for the past 3 years...\n\nwaitress forgot to put in our drink order. then brought the order to us 30 minutes later and wrong...\n\nthen 40 minutes after ordering an appetizer... it finally arrives, room temperature and tasting stale.\n\nPRAYING that the second round would go more smoothly we put in another drink order and 2 more appetizers.... this was a serious mistake....\n\nlets start with the fact that they we're never delivered.\nand all the ice from our second round of drinks was melted... who doesn't love a fully melted drink....i do not.\nour waitress was a scared little girl who could hardly carry the tray.\n\nafter a 2 hour horror show. I walked to the server station to ask for our check, after having asked for it twice...I asked to see a manager and was told that he couldn't be bothered with my issues....\n\nreally?\nthe manager.... who's job is to keep customers happy couldn't be bothered to help appease a VERY upset customer...\n\nok...\n\nI hope some form of management responds to this post because i have never been so insulted by a supposedly upscale establishment.....


Relative to Cirque's \"O\" and Dragone's \"Le Reve\" this is not a five star show. That being said, this was a very visually beautiful and entertaining show in its own right. Mystere had its residence at the Treasure Island since 1993 and not a shortage of fans throughout the years, despite there being six other Cirque shows on the strip. As most of the other Cirque shows, Mystere combines a mixture of circus skills, dance, opera, music, and comedy. The awe-inspiring performance features a story that attempts to integrate human actors into a seamless whole to capture the complexity that we call life. The story itself is difficult to explain as it intertwines a magical word, exotic creatures and the world as we know it. In short, Mystere is a celebration of life.\n\nI did not like that the theater did not have a restroom and you had to venture into the casino to use the restroom. Also, no outside alcohol allowed, but you are free to buy a cup of wine for $9!\n\nWe had amazing seats, and I was not observant enough to recognize the layout of the theater and if there really were any \"bad\" seats in the theater.


I was looking forward to trying this new restaurant not far from where I live, but left thinking this was the first and last visit. We went on a Sunday night, so it was not busy. Our food was all delivered at the wrong time: drinks took too long a time to come, as did appetizers, but then main course came right away. So we had main course and appetizer together. A mistake was made with one of my friends's order, so he had to wait at least ten minutes for his dish to be prepared all over again. Server didn't notice until we told her. Ditto for drinks: another of my friends got the wrong drink. What I liked: tequila selection, salsa, rice and beans with tacos. Rest of food was fine, but nothing special. Food was also over-salted. In short, some good aspects, but someone really needs to think about coordinating the overall dining experience. For 75 bucks for two people, I really expect better tasting food and better service.


I really really wanted this place to be great.  I was looking for something that is a little on the healthy side.  Unfortunately, after three trips, I've decided to throw in the towel.  My comments are as follows:\n\nTHE GOOD:\n-- I really liked the look.  In fact, this is part of what drew me to the place.  These people really \"appear\" to have their stuff together with a nice, clean, franchise-chain-store look to it.  This is the reason I'm giving this review two stars, instead of one.\n\nTHE BAD:\n--how \"cheap\" they are on ingredients... and I don't mean this in a way that is immediately apparent.  They now limit you to putting two items on your meal in certain categories.  It wasn't this way when they opened.  For me, being able to choose all four items in a category was great because I like to sample.   Alright, I can understand that four servings could cost the company a lot and they need to control costs. I get that.  So, the first time I ran into the new policy of only \"two\" items, I compromised and said, \"okay, well, give me the four items anyway, but only at half quantities for each.\"  This was rejected.  Now that, I don't get.  This isn't costing the company anything extra.  It's just plain cheap.  My recommendation to M4 Burritos is to change this policy so that customers like me can get to sample all of the available toppings.\n\n--the service... the third time I visited I asked for the chicken but it wasn't ready.  The person at the counter asked if I was willing to wait.  \"Sure,\" I said.  I waited and took one step back and waited by the rail.  I didn't walk away from the counter or anything, I just took one step back.  Now, get this... they completely forgot about me.  I was with three of my friends and they were all served (they didn't order chicken) and they finished their meal while I was waiting.  I just joined them after they finished and they all looked at me quizzically.  I explained what had happened and... I haven't been there since.\n\n--the management... needless to say, I've contacted management about all of the situations that occurred (I'm not taking time out here to describe all of them) and the owner / manager is not interested in customer suggestions at all.  The way she responds on the phone, it's apparent that she believes that she's offering perfection and there's absolutely no room for customer suggestions.  I'm sorry, but I've got no room for an operation that thinks like that.\n\nDon't worry, if they're still in business, I'll pop back in in another three years and see if things have changed.  In the meantime, they're losing out on $7 x 52 x 3 = $1092 of my dollars.  Sure, I'm sure that, in the grand scheme of things it's not a lot to M4 Burritos, but it's the only power I have to show how irritated I am with a place.


For those of you who aren't familiar with Cafe Rio: It's similar to Chipotle but waaaaaay better!\n\nEvery time I visit Las Vegas, my sis-in-law usually has leftover cater-sized portions of the Pork Barbacoa Salad with the house dressing. During my last visit, we had lunch here and this time I got to try it with their tortillas, which is seriously like crack. Normally I don't like to order salads at fast food places but this is the exception.  \n\nThe portions are pretty big but I can eat this salad in one sitting.


Very sad to say that the bar was sold to a slot parlor & will be closing before New Years. The staff was good & so was the food. To many stupid slot parlors in this town now!


Noca is a great place for a date. It is a culinary experience, with all its style. The chefs are working extremely hard right in front of you and they have many interesting things on the menu. We had appetizers of the duck confit and some sort of sashimi. The duck confit was great and had some really fun elements, like the huckleberry waffle(?) first for me. The sashimi  special was awesome as well. we also received a small sample of a duck mousse,tasted like tuna and mayo, which was alright and some cauliflower soup, yum! I had the duo of Berkshire Pork, which was highly recommended by the waiter. It was good in an artsy sort of way, but I wasn't completely blown away. It said it came with brussel sprouts, but it was really 3 leaves of brussel sprouts, haha funny. The pork chop wasn't so great, apples added depth though, and the pork belly I didn't care for. The demi was good though. The donuts for dessert were pretty good as well. I liked the dulce de leche dip. They gave us some homemade shortbread to take home, very good. The service was wonderful. I did wait at the bar and was suggested a very nice sauv by the bartender. The place is so tiny, reservations are a must, we had to sit outside, but it was a lovely night. I wish this place had some great view overlooking the city instead of the grocery store parking lot. Managers did come up frequently to check on us and gave some insight and great suggestions. Our waiter was knowledgeable and attentive. I will go back and try a different entree and hopefully it will be 5 stars next time. :)


Giving this place 2 stars because at least our server understood that we had a terrible experience from start to finish and let us leave free of charge. \n\nWe ate here about a year ago and had great food so we gave it at try over this past weekend again. It took forever for anyone to even come to our table that when they finally did we placed our entire drink and food order at once. Our drinks then proceeded to take forever to arrive but did after about 15 minutes. And we just ordered fountain drinks and water, very easy stuff. \n\nSo then we waited and waited and waited for our food, and we had a hungry 5 year old too. And waited some more, finally our server comes over and says \"sorry the kitchen is backed up today\". (This place was not busy at all) it was late afternoon. So after about an hour our food comes out and its cold, the food runner spills soup on my seat and onto her thumb and back into the bowl as she was holding my soup. Gross. And then never cleans up the soup off my seat. Anyway, everything was luke warm but the topper was our child's \"chicken tenders\". One piece was small and crunchy and had very little meat in it, the other piece was huge and perfectly rounded. So I bit into that one and it wasn't even chicken! Reminded me more of a hush puppy. So we were just so done with this meal by now and flagged down our server. He had no explanation for the weird chicken or anything else, so I asked for our bill and he just told us to leave. \n\nSo we sat there for over an hour and received nothing that we could actually eat. Good times....


This is a very cool themed restaurant. Wall to wall fish tanks with thousands of gold fish line the entry way. Noodles are made in front of you which is cool. If you are looking for authentic Chinese noodles than you will enjoy this. Order the chef's favorite \"spicy noodles\". That is exactly what you get, fresh noodles in spicy sauce.\n\nPrice is very cheap especially for a restaurant in Caesar's... A good snack or quick carb boost to get you back to the tables :)


The DEATH RAY! Yes. This made my trip worth everything. Take pictures with it. When we went to the pool, there was no one there except my group and the DEATH RAY. We for sure took pictures with it.\n\nI actually didn't know about the Death Ray until I read about it online while I was in my Vdara condo. \nThe entire lobby wasn't finished yet when I stayed here a couple of weeks ago, but it still looked nice inside. It's cool to stay in this hotel but there's drawbacks as well.\n\nThe Good:\n1) Sort of far from the strip, so there's not much people traffic so that's nice when you want a somewhat relaxing hotel-stay\n2) Rooms have a kitchen\n3) Good views\n\nThe Bad:\n1) Far from the strip than most entrances of hotels--you have to walk through Vdara to get to the strip or an alternative route would be to walk down this staircase and walk on a perpendicular street (with no sidewalk) leading to the strip\n2) Our room didn't have plates or silverware for the kitchen we had--do they expect people to not use the kitchen that they're paying for?\n3) The hotel is not completely finished yet\n\nI would not stay here again, but it was a good experience.


Attended a Wedding at this Chapel and was beyond impressed. The Chapel is located in THEhotel at Mandalay Bay which is incredibly classy and beautiful. The Chapel is gorgeously decorated and the perfect size for an intimate Vegas getaway Wedding. The rooms to get ready are nice and cozy with big mirrors, a bathroom and couch in each one. The Chapel itself is very nice and the picture taking area is cute. For a Vegas Wedding, I would suggest this Chapel to anyone planning their nuptials.


I came here with a girlfriend after work to chill and unwind with a good meal and a nice brew.  The atmosphere was classic brew-pub with simple wooden embelished booths, tables and bar on the inside, and a nice patio on the outside.  Great selection of seasonal drafts as well as their year round wheats and ales.  I tried the Crop Circle Wheat and a seasonal Cream Ale they had, and I must say, that wheat was on point.  I'm not a beer expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I have my tastes, and I definitely enjoyed this one.  \n\nWhen I go to a pub, I'm a sucker for the fish and chips every time.  It came with a choice of 2 or 3 filets with a handsome portion of seasoned fries, cole slaw and a homemade tartar and vinegar on the side.  Very nice flavor on the crip of the fish, but just a touch too breaded for me. Points for crispness and flakiness of the fish, though. Very well done. Fries and tartar were good as well; very hot and fresh, respectively.  My friend ordered a chicken salad, and we had the hummus plate for an app. Yes, hummus.  This place has a pretty varied menu, which always gives me pause. From Margarita pizzas to Tandoori Chicken to Enchiladas, it's all over the map.   Our server, Chad, was great and attentive.  Much of the wait and hostessing staff did seem pretty frazzled and curt. Perhaps they were short of folks that night.\n\nI suppose I'll have to go back for two reasons: trying more food, and ordering the beer flights.


This place is nice if you're not wanting authentic Mexican food. I was kind of hoping for some sloppy refried bean and cheese type of deal covered with red sauce.... Something I now know I can't find here. Originally I was disappointed seeing that this place offered more upscale, dare I say it- Americanized Mexican food. I ended up being pleasantly surprised. \n\nThe restaurant is very clean, and our server Jackie was very speedy and friendly. \n\nI ordered the spinach enchiladas and my boyfriend had the chicken enchiladas, both were not traditional Mexican food by any means, but were both were pretty good. Once again, not the type of food we were hoping for, but not bad at all.\n\nJackie recommended the red house sangria to me, and I'm so glad she did, it was DELICIOUS! Definitely the highlight of the meal. This girl knows her sangrias, I would recommend her as a waitress if you plan on stopping in!


Without a doubt this is the worst and horribly managed McDonald's in the entire universe.\n\n11 minutes to get an unsweetened tea with light ice if you can't get that order right you really shouldn't be working anywhere other than the hospital that did your lobotomy. I am convinced they are only in business because they have a golden arches and people who know no better go there. \n\nI will not be making that mistake again!


If you can stomach the long wait the Bacchanal buffet is probably one of the best in Las Vegas!  They think their new ticketing system works well but to me and most other guests it's a complete clusterfuck!\n\nWhile we were standing in line my friend E.L. made an interesting observation.... she said (and I paraphrase her..) in 3rd world countries people wait in line for clean water and vaccines that could save their lives,... in North America we wait in line to stuff our faces with food!!!  Wow EL. what a revelation!  I never expected you to have the depth to make a comment like that!!!  Haha!  \n\nok....  I could only stomach two average size plates.... 1 dinner plate and 1 dessert plate....  Maybe sitting there watching all these people gorging themselves took my appetite away...   I kind of remember this place being really good last time I came here...  this time not so much!  \n\nI think it will be a while before I come back to the Bacchanal Buffet again!


We were starving and decided on the TI Buffet. YUCK! This buffet was $26.95./ person. Ok so we are talking cheaper in terms of nice buffets nowadays. But, the food was INEDIBLE! I had a small salad, which they plate for you. I appreciate that as it was all behind glass, and had at least not been sneezed on by everyone in the hotel. The veggies were not fresh. The selection. 3 or 4 stations. Turkey? ewwww was that even turkey?


The Filet Mignon was absolutely delicious and I couldn't get enough of the sauce. I did not even need steak sauce to enhance the taste. The service was wonderful, my boyfriend and I had a nice conversation with the waiter. Our waters were constantly refilled, which is always a plus for me because I drink my water like a whale. The price wasn't to shabby either, especially for a good steak. The only complaint  that I have are the frites (i think that is what they are called). It is way too salty. All in all, its a great place to have lunch on a beautiful day.


This isn't the worst place I've been to, but was a long way from being a 5 star. The plus side was the cost of food and drinks. The drinks weren't bad. The food could use a little improvement but still was decent.\n\nThis was my first time to DA and I can truly say I will never return. The staff seemed to lack communication and training. 1) We had a party and an area was \"supposed\" to be reserved for the group. Waiters sat people in our area. 2) We waited thirty minutes for our drinks. I waited another twenty minutes for another drink which I was informed was taken to the wrong table. The replacement was brought out in two minutes. 3) Food that was brought out by a helping waitress had no clue who or what table to take it to.\n\nIf this place would work on its training I might consider coming back.


I am new to waxing so I was nervous how to find a good professional who I would trust with my waxing needs. Leslee is fantastic! She makes it so easy and quick. Not to mention she's so nice and bubbly. I would highly recommend her for your waxing needs. She's super flexible and able to fit you in on short notice which makes it really convenient for last-minute needs before a vacation or whatnot. She also has facial services which I will definitely be trying here in the near future!


WOW amazing good deals. PRIME RIB DINNER ONLY $10.00 AND breakfast for only $2.00. This restaurant is a must have. I love the neon raninbow filled carpet and lighting.  YOU HAVE TO GO HERE YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED


out of business.


In hot ass Vegas, the pool is my #1 priority, so the Flamingo looked promising when looking for a new place to stay. Lush, tropical grounds with several different areas to swim. Nice!  \n\nOnce we got down there, the pool was pretty nice. They must have a problem with people sneaking in from imperial palace or something because you have to pass through airport security to get in here. You have to wear a wristband that will mess with your tan. Boo! \n\nAnyway, on to the lounge chairs. I lay my towel down, sit, and my ass immediately hits the ground. Looks like the \"Buffet of Buffets\" special has taken its toll as all the lounge chairs are stretched out beyond belief. Deemed too uncomfortable to lay in for an extended period of time, we make our way over to the bar. Slurpee-shushee frozen concoctions, $13 for a little one and $18 for a 32 ouncer. Our bartender was a doll and let us split a big pina colada, added a lot of extra rum and gave us 2 cups to divvy them up, while complimenting us \"beyoootiful ladies\" lol! He was adorable, but the rest of the pool..the Mirage beats you.\n\nWe stayed in the upgraded \"Go\" room and it was pretty nice- it even came with a coffee maker and empty mini fridge, though the maid never replenished our coffee supply. Waah. The tv in the bathroom mirror did not work but they called us at 8am the next morning to send a tech to fix it. Um, I'll pass! The ipod stereo requires some kind of special cable that you can check out from the front desk, so make sure you ask for it upon check in. The aux cable we use in the car did not work, and we ended up using our own ipod dock the whole trip. The reading lights did not work and half the light bulbs above the beds were burnt out. But the room did not stink and the flatscreen TV was big. \n\nIt seems as though a lot of seniors frequent this hotel, which means there has to be some really good deals lurking about. I tried a little slot machine action, and nope, it's not loose slots. Maybe the buffet? The regular price for dinner was about $23, no senior special unless you buy that $35 mega buffet pass. The burger place offers a 2.99 burger and fries special from midnight-6am...but the oldies are in bed by then. I never found out what the secret was until I got home. Yes, I did join the Total Rewards slot club and stuck that card in the machine while I pumped about $50 in casino donations through it. When I got home, I entered my total rewards number into the website and checked future room rates. Wow! Up to 3 nights COMPED midweek at Flamingo, Bally's, Rio, or imperial palace (ew) for a low roller like me? Some weekend rates at $20/ night? Sure this didn't include the fancy  go room, but sure gets me thinking about planning the next trip a little sooner!


worst PJ's ever!\n\nI've ordered from this particular PJ's three times and each time there's been something bad. First time they forgot to make one of the three pizzas we ordered. Second time was a delivery that was supposed to be delivered within 30 minutes but arrived an hour later. Third time they were extremely rude when we went to pick up the order. They assumed I was someone else when I had walked in the door and barked \"5 minutes\" at me. 5 minutes what? The F you talking about? He thought I was someone who had called in earlier... what a douche.\n\nAll three times they never had peppers or cheese. I will never again return back to this PJ's.


The staff hears what they want to hear. They don't really care what you say or order. I mean, I barely got \"cafe\" out of my mouth and the dude was already gone. What if I didn't want condensed milk, huh? What of that? Same thing for pho orders. And AND the menu had me flustered due to their lack of rice plates. Who does that? Who doesn't have just charbroiled pork as the first thing on the list of rice plates? \n\nDespite my complaints, the egg rolls were excellent! Loads of filling in them! And the coffee was old school, with the metal drip thing and the cup of ice. Pho was good, but something about 105 degree heat makes me not want to eat a big hot soupy bowl of pho.


Service was good, and the place was big and clean.  They have so much competition in town, and the food was greatly lacking. Prices were not cheap for the lousy food my group had. I will not be back.


A dying breed, unfortunately. You wonder how long before B&N is gone. Hopefully not for a while. Nothing like the smell of bound paper and coffee. It's comforting. \nEnjoy it while you can, tons of books, magazines, music and the experience of actually holding a book, physically flip through its pages, rather than electronically. Can't beat it


Ok so I have gone here twice. The first time was good and the second time was extremely disappointing. I decided after the last dinner that I would not return - especially with all the other choices in Vegas.\n\n1. The waiters seemed to BS their way around explaining the menu. \n2. The quality of the ingredients did not warrant the prices.\n3. Since everything is ordered on a per piece basis, it makes ordering a litIe cumbersome - who really wants to order tempura on a per piece basis? Especially since it is the same assortment of tempura you would get anywhere else.\n\nI eat Japanese food fairly often, so I know my way around... and this was definitely not up to par.


Newington Coffee Shop is sporting quite an 80s signage, emphasising that it's not an overly self conscious, trendy cafe like the ones you would find further up towards the Royal Mile. But if you're like me and enjoy some good old fashioned grub, that's not a bad thing.\n\nThey've got an impressive amount of sandwich fillings on the menu, with create your own deals being at the cheap end of cheap. Bacon rolls won't break the bank either if you're in need of a quick hangover fix before going to uni.\n\nI was famished after walking miles around Edinburgh the other week and Newington's certainly filled a gap. It's not cuisine but if I'm getting a quick brew and a cheap bite, I'm happy enough!


I absolutely love, love, love Best Buy. But not this one. Rude, unfriendly and under trained staff. Until the company and management do some training with the employees I will go somewhere else. On this occasion I went to Sams to purchase a new TV. I will be back, but if I'm treated poorly and ignored again I will walk right back out empty handed and drive to a competitor. Shame on you Best Buy for not even trying and assuming we have no where else to shop. It's a proven fact that consumers will pay a little extra and drive a little further for better customer service. I did.


I absolutely love this mall - it reminds me of South Coast Plaza back home. Apparently it's the biggest mall in the Southwest. I can't believe that there are only two Nordstroms in the entire state of Arizona - but one of them is here! This place has a lot of high end stores - Nordstrom, Lush, Barneys, Anthropologie and some lower end stores - Forever21, H&M, etc. It's a huge upscale mall with pretty much every store you could ever need. I don't usually use this word to describe shopping malls - but it is beautiful!


The only real reason why I visit Vegas in the 1st place.  \nDrink of choice is of course The 190 Octane, highly \nrecommended. It's like drinking Jamba Juice and \nboosts replaced with tubes of everclear. \n\nBelieve me guys adding that extra shot will do it just\nright! I know it did for me :P \n\nSo who's down for a random Vegas trip, i know i am!


I've read numerous reviews this Nevada Wahoos is not what you'd get in California. I don't know about that. I've never had Wahoos in California before, but all I can say is that place is sub-par. \n\nThe ambiance is basically totally generic. There are lots of snowboarding and skate stickers pasted all over the place. I'm not sure what that means. Do snowboarders and skaters know what really good Mexican food is? Is that supposed to sway me or be cool? I've frequented really dumpy skater restaurants/bars before, but they were much worse, but in a good way (which gets points in my book because they're actually good). I've frequented really dumpy Mexican restaurants before and they were ALL good.\n\nI usually give a place two chances (unless I love it) before I dump on it, but this place is pretty mediocre. \n\nYou basically order at a fast food window, sit down at a table, then a guy brings the food out to you. Which he did. The first time my friend ordered a burrito and told them no cheese (like four times - he hates cheese because he's an idiot in my opinion - but he hates cheese). I ordered basically the same thing with cheese with sour cream. They never game me my sour cream and gave my friend cheese on his burrito. When i bit into my burrito, like 4 ounces of mystery liquid came out of it. Gross. \n\nThe second time I came to this place a friend of mine bit into a chicken taco and was about to throw up. I'm not sure it was the food though. It's pretty bad, but not enough to throw up. He's probably just a drama queen. \n\nMy second time I ordered a burrito without any vegetables and it was just okay. Nothing I'd come back for.\n\nIn my opinion, if you're really lazy and want to eat something good there are like a hundred other places down the street. However, the bar looked decent and probably had some NCAA basketball games going. That's about it.


Terrible, we've stayed at other MGM resorts and they were all better (regardless of price) than this one.


Don't stay here. The room was in poor condition upon check-in. The restroom smelled like someone took a massive dump. The sheet was stained red which I am hoping is from cranberry juice. Somebody's used cotton ball was on the sofa bench. What really brought me over the edge was seeing melted ice in our ice bucket. Absolutely disgusting.


Been here twice--once with friends when I only ordered a crepe, and once again with dad, when I ordered death by fine French decadence.  We had la Potence and the assorted cold cuts sampler with the melted Raclette cheese service.  Quick snapshot of the general aim of the restaurant: my dad asked if they had French onion soup, but the waiter just chuckled and said they try not to be *that* kind of French restaurant.  \n\nLa Potence: you order it, they wheel it out and set it on fire, and slowly you pick off the hanging chunks of meat and slather it in the buttery sauces they give you.  Initially I was actually a little bit disappointed; sure they set it on fire, but it's only a handful of meat with five different variations of butter--for $$$.  But don't be an idiot like me!  The pineapple they drape over the top isn't there just to be fancy--it actually does tenderize the meat, and plays off nicely with the whiskey juice they pour over the whole apparatus.  The butter sauces could be punchier--but remember, this is French food, not Thai.  All of the juices that drip off the meat goes into a skillet of wild rice, which is simple but delicious.\n\nAssorted Cold Cuts with Raclette: again, they bring out an underwhelming assortment of meats, and then they wheel out this strange contraption attached to a formerly-whole wheel of raclette.  There's a set amount of cheese melting services they provide, and you can choose to split them up instead of getting it all at once.  Anyways, this turned out to be just the right serving size, otherwise I'd be dead from a heart attack instead of writing this review.  Everything seems so deceptively simple, but it's rich beyond compare, and I really missed good European deli meats.  The piece de la resistance was when I arranged the la potence beef, surrounded by the rice, heaped on top of the cold cuts and cut up potatoes, and had them cover the whole schmear with raclette.  \n\nAmazingly, we still had room for dessert.  My dad had the chocolate lover's crepe (I forget the name, but it was aimed towards chocoholics--he wasn't that impressed), and I had the frangipani--which was delicious, almondy heaven.  My dad ordered a coffee, and while he was initially disappointed that they didn't have any way to make it hazelnut-flavored, all was forgiven when the waiter brought out the coffee press.  We're no coffee snobs, but this coffee was the most fragrant brew I had ever tasted; putting hazelnut in it would've been a waste of damn good coffee. \n\nWaiter was friendly.  I don't remember his name, but he's the older guy with the glasses.  He explained the whole process of setting the meat on fire and melting the cheese like a tour guide, and made the experience very pleasant.\n\nYes this place is potentially hard on your arteries and your wallet, but this is our new place for rare, indulgent special occasions--so hopefully now my LDL is back to normal.


Horrible Customer Service!  No smiles, no personality, they called me \"You\" the entire time I was there.  Very Bad


Typically I would have written a great review for this place. On Saturday night however I was extremely disappointed. I've been to Mabel's almost every weekend for the past few months and it was not until this weekend that I was let down.\n\nA group of friends and I were excited to enter as we love the ambiance, decor, drinks, and general crowd at Mabel's. It all went bad when we came up to the doorman and all proceeded to take out our ID's. He completely ignored us and I watched as a crowd of about 20 Affliction-wearing 50 year old's walked out and left with what looked like hookers. I had to tap on the doorman's back to get his attention and he turned to me and said \"Can I help you with something?\" We were all taken aback by his brashness but said that we were just interested in coming in. He then told us that Mabel's just started a policy on Fri and Sat nights of members and VIP's only. We were turned away and all left with a very bad taste in our mouths.\n\nWith so many different bars, clubs and lounges in the area you would think that this establishment would be smarter than that. We would have spent a good amount of $ there but instead were told we couldn't even get in because we were not 'members.' Total bull. I loved the place up until this encounter and won't be going back any time soon.


Great location. Okay food. Kinda overpriced.


I am sitting at the bar as I type this. I have never posted anything on Yelp before until now. That is how ridiculous what just happened is IMHO. I ordered a glass of Glenmorangie neat. The menu says 11.  The bartender says \"That it will be 14.\" I point out that the menu says 11. She then informs me that they \"up charge\" for neat. I am confused and the look on my face shows it. I say, \"You charge for no ice?\". To which she says, neat means more alcohol. I'm dumbfounded and we go back and fourth about the meaning of neat and she insist that's what bars do. That is not what \"bars\" do. That is what this place does.  I have had Scotch neat in a hundreds of bars and restaurants (dives to very fine dining) across the country and never once has anyone charged me above menu price because I don't want water down liquid gold. Big time disappointment.  \n\nAfter paying, I looked at the menu a second time and it does mention it at the bottom under \"Up Grades\".  There are several so called up grade items that were unfamiliar to me and nondescript.  The one she hit me with was listed as \"Rocks/Neat +2\", which implies both are a 2 dollar charge.  With there already being a large mark up on alcohol, is it necessary to add 2 dollars for not wanting ice?  It is if your \"on the rocks\" pours are so small, that pouring a drink neat would show how much you are ripping people off.  I would rather you establish a consistent pour and charge me the same rate than flim flam me.


A co-worker had mentioned this place so we decided to check it out. It's pretty close to work, so we have been here both for lunch and dinner. We've tried numerous items off the menu, so I'll highlight what we liked the best.\n\n- Guacamole Sol: avocado, mango, goat cheese, and pepitas. This is delicious but it's really unnecessary. Don't get me wrong - I love guacamole but the extras don't really add to it. I'd be fine with their Naked Guacamole. \n- Coconut Calamari: calamari steak with panko-breading and coconut. This is delicious! The calamari is huge and super tender. We've ordered this a few times. \n- Spicy Chicken & Bacon Salad: walnuts, avocado, cherry tomatoes... mmm. This salad was delicious! The chicken wasn't too spicy and it was very moist and tender. I'd definitely order this again. \n- Taco Vampiro: double tortilla stuffed with melted cheese and carne asada. Yum! Little overboard, honestly, who needs 2 tortillas that are stuffed with cheese? But really good. \n- Ensenada Style Fish Tacos: your basic fish tacos. We ordered the red rice with this and the red rice is delicious. It's flavorful - definitely not bland like some restaurant's rice. \n- Carnitas Street Tacos: the pork was super moist and tender. \n\nWhile waiting for your food, they bring out salsa, black bean dip, and chips. All are delicious. \n\nThe location is pretty easy to get in and out of - as long as there is parking in the parking structure next door. Once you park, the actual restaurant is really close. We've never had to wait for a table, which is nice. The hostess and waiters are extremely nice and helpful. We'll definitely be back!


It is such a wonderful feeling to walk in the door of your favorite coffee house and see such smiling faces like Becky, Mike and Hannah.  They are always so helpful and so upbeat, a perfect way to start any day!  I love all of the food items and especially the lattes, but I think you hit the jackpot when you find great food, drinks and customer service all under the same roof!


Ok, this place can get pricey quick, but if you know how to get \"bang\" for the buck like me you'll be ok.  My friend and I got the Veggie sandwich with extra roast beef.  I really need to invest in a real camera, because what we got was a 5 star Roast beef sandwich for 15 bux.  With Coffee and cake we were under $30 bux for the both of us.  I will say this....if you eat more food than what came out you really need a diet.  It was MORE THAN enough.  Split your food here as its just too much for one person and you don't want to take leftovers back with you do you?  Great sammy, half sour pickle with decent coffee.  Geez the chocolate cake is good.  Fries mehhhh.


Another crazy incident at this coffee shop and it might have been with the same dude who I had the previous debit card incident with. I was suffering through another bad date on one of the leather couches (oh please dust your coffee tables. .it is comically dirty) and we decided to thankfully leave the place. This woman could not be any whineyer or duller. Anyway..we parted ways and I took off walking around for an hour..but realized I had lost my keys and they probably fell out in the couch. Anyway..somebody had turned them in or the dude had found them and i was back in business luckily. I'm curious what will happen next time I return. Nice job though to get the keys back. Iced mocha not bad..but needed major stirring.


I was visiting my cousin from New Jersey \nI was amazed by how authentic it was they even had Taylor ham. The bagels were very good similar to what I'm used to.


This, by far, is THE best burger in town!  Add some of their onion strings and you have a winner!  My favorite is the BBQ Jack burger and I always add bacon.  The place is all covered outdoor seating right across from the Wynn and at the end of the mall on the strip.\n\nTip: park on the back side of the mall by Trump Towers and take a nice stroll through the mall to get there - it's fun!\n\nWhenever you're walking the strip and need a boost, give it a shot!


Mmmmmmm.......Papago Orange Blossom...........\n\nThis gem is kinda hidden in the Papago plaza on the SW corner or Scottsdale Rd and McDowell. Pl-enty of seating available (2 rooms) and pl-enty of good brews. The taps change every so often, but some things are always available. Like the orange blossom, their most popular brew. So good. They also have a few fridges full of bottles in case youre not into whatever theyre featuring on tap. \n\nThe staff is awesome. Nice, witty, and theyll help you pick out the perfect brew for you (dont be shy, just ask)!\n\nCant wait to come back and try the food as well.


Be afraid!


#dirties - this was an ugly experience.  I got lotto and fuel and left as soon as possible lol.


A healthy choice for lunch or dinner in the plaza! The dumplings are homemade and are very soft. I had the carrot + beef dumplings and they were quite delicious. The congee is fairly cheap at 2$ a bowl so whenever I have spare change, I stop by and grab one. Give the place a try!


Great atmosphere great ice cream and burgers friendly staff best DQ around looking forward to come back again


Stale bread, water glass unrefilled.  Stuffed mushrooms undistinguished.  Bolognese spagetti sauce with no depth.  Portions large.  No reason to go back.


Went here for dinner Saturday night. Very nice place. We were greeted at the door, shown to our table. Within seconds we had salsa and chips. our server was great. Brought our drinks quickly. the salsa was a little to hot and spicy for me, the chips were fresh. We ordered bean dip which was very good. I liked the touch of the red onion. It was a small amount and not overwhelming. \nI ordered the charbroiled chicken. BF had the sweet potato enchilada. Both meals were excellent. \nWe will be dining here again. Really enjoyed our meal.


Last visit:\nSat 8 Dec 2012 9P\n\nThe food is better than you think it would be. \n\nOriginally, we discovered Sagos thanks to Groupon.  This was sometime in the summer of last year, and the reason why I chose to get vouchers for it was because of the reviews from patrons exclaiming that it was among the best bar food (and even surpassed with its menu what one would consider bar food). Hopefully my review can serve as the same for others. \n\nThe reason for the last visit was that after leaving a school production of 'Cheaper by the Dozen', there was a lack of places to get a bite to eat in this part of town. Really glad I remembered Sago since it was just a few minutes south on the Beltway from Faith Luthern. \n\nI have never eaten in the actual dining area and last night would be no different. There was some birthday party being celebrated so we sat in the bar area. UFC on Fox 5 (Henderson/Diaz) was being shown on some of the televisions, among the other spectator sports on a Saturday night, so there was plenty of activity at the bar. \n\nWe were not noticed (it's to be expected with all the activity) so I walked up to an overly personable bartender  and asked for a food menu. She sent over a nice waitress and everything went better after that. \n\nI try something different every time we go to Sagos. It took last night to get to the signature 'Sagos Burger' on the menu after having tried several dinner salads and fajitas during previous visits. Best burger I have had at a bar anywhere. \n\nFor those looking for late night food in this part of town, or a quick bite to eat for lunch, I highly recommend Sagos. They accept restaurant.com certificates as well. Don't think they have desserts so just drive a minute south to Yelp favourite Sweet Addictions in the Apache plaza for dessert. - E


My husband and I LOVE this place! We have been coming since they opened. We used to travel to the Rainbow location until they opened the one up near where we live in north las vegas. The food is delicious! They have the best eggs benedict in town and I have tried almost everything in the breakfast menu and everything is great! The atmosphere is great and they have a great staff! Love the service!


I am officially not a fan. I went here tonight with some friends to see Tangled. We get stopped at the door and they ask to search my bag. First off, searching bags of customers have gotten a LOT of theaters in trouble, even sued. THESE SEARCHES ARE ILLEGAL. It's called privacy invasion. So good job there. Secondly, even if I am carrying snacks (which I was - let's be honest, those prices are extortionate even for a \"dollar\" theater and there's not too many vegan goods) I was still going to buy popcorn - that story will come in a moment. Debate about the ethical reasoning of bringing in snacks all you want, but I don't want anyone searching my private property unless they are actual security or police. \n\nSo we take our snacks back to the car and go into the theater. My friends go to find a seat, and I stand in line for some popcorn. Note that there are no signs saying CASH ONLY anywhere. (NOTE: my friend paid for the movie so I didn't notice at the box office if signs were there or not.) When I finally get to the counter after 7 minutes of waiting (seriously the staff was working like they were underwater) I am told they don't take cards, but I can go to the ATM off to the side. Are you freakin' serious?! Why the hell would I go to an ATM when all I want is a small popcorn? There should be signage so I didn't have to waste my damn time. This subsequently put me in an awful mood for the rest of the time I was there. \n\nAs for the theater - when they shut off the lights you can't see a thing. It took me 2 minutes to find my friends. The sound quality of the movie was not great and I could hear every single person munching on popcorn and slurping drinks. So not enjoyable. Kids running around screaming and crying as well - overall a complete disaster. \n\nTreating your customers as criminals is not okay in my book, and I can assure you I will not be back here - I would rather pay the extra dough for stadium seating, debit card acceptance, and not having my bag searched (it wasn't even a big bag!). And that's saying a lot from someone who likes spending her money on shoes. Shame on you, Tropicana Cinemas.


Not that great. I would say out of the three dishes we ordered, we only enjoyed the biscuits that came before our meal. We got the meatloaf (dry and bland, almost like eating a cheap burger patty); \"fried chicken\" (more like salty country fried steak); and the salmon with salad (meager portions for the price). The biscuits were nice and fluffy but OH MY GOODNESS why is their other food so terrible? Not only is it poorly made and prepared but it took us an hour to get our food! This wasn't even during their busy hours. Severely disappointed in the food though and will not be coming back a second time. \n\nIt seems like there's a lot of hype surrounding this place and maybe because it's a cool casual ambiance on top of a building, but I say don't bother. Expensive for the quality of food and nothing very outstanding in their menu.


Food is great.  High end sushi.  Josh the mgr hooked us up with a few apps on the house.  Bad part:  Our server was terrible. Christy or something like that.  She needs to go work at Denny's with an attitude like that.  Won't be going back.


Not the best buffet in town, but definitely cheap. My most recent visit was Sunday night for prime rib dinner. It's pretty cheap especially if someone has a player's card. Our waiter was very attentive and always refilled our drinks/took our plates away. Usually isn't very crowded.\n\nThe food is not all that great though. Not a huge selection, and not the best tasting. The prime rib was nothing special. Of course, you probably shouldn't expect too much out of cheap buffets.


Had the sausage skillet was good but the toast came later and was butterd on one side


I would of gave this buffet a 3 star than I thought to myself I really experienced better...also if i wanted to eat a buffet like this place, than I could of stayed in Cali and ate a buffet that would of been cheaper. \nThe whole appearance does look beautiful though.


Really good service. Prices are what you would expect. I couldn't find anything on sale


Of course an Apple Store is an Apple Store, but this one is beautiful.  Huge, soaring high ceilings, tons of natural light, and fully stocked.\n\nI was there the day of the iPad 2 launch (not there for the iPad, just on the same day) just to browse.  Saw the requisite line of 'opening day' folks on the side of the building, with their friendly neighborhood Apple Store employees passing out snacks and drinks.  Love that.


... this was the worst experience with a class/instructior I've had in my 10 plus years practicing yoga.\n\nI decided, on a recent trip to Phoenix, to drop in to a Candlelight Yoga class. Sounded really nice and relaxing. Not ... so ... much ....   I just don't understand why there has to be pop music blaring in the background THE WHOLE CLASS  ?? How about some softer music? Or silence. I found it both annyoing and super distracting.\n\nThe instructor was very uninvolved and seemed bored. She paced back and forth in front of the room at the beginning of class ... she did not at any point seem calm, centered or really connected to what was going on with her students. It was like she was distracted, or tired ... or BORED.\n\nWhat it was, and why I gave it two stars (and not one) was a good workout. Oh, and the studio is really nice ... urban, artsy, hipster style.\n\nI guess this is what they mean by competitive yoga. Everyone decked out in lulu, trying to outpose one another. Nothing wrong with that, but not my thing ... and I would advise anyone who's looking for more depth, presence and actual flow to try somewhere else.


I have never received such poor customer service at a shoe store in my life. I asked about current promotions or sales and was given a roundabout sort of answer. Later at checkout the person at the registers did not have any information about the promotion I was asking about. After clarifying the buy 3 pairs get 10% off text promotion, I could not get a phone signal to finish the text transaction in order to get the coupon code. A person trying to provide quality customer service would have given me the measly 10%, instead I was told to go outside and restart my phone until I could get the code. I'm not sure I'll return to Famous Footwear in general if this is how they treat their customers.


The place is under construction so VERY limited seating.  Was very cold inside.  Very dark lighting as most fixtures were missing.  holes in ceiling and walls torn apart.  Some guy at the bar in camouflage seated us and took waitress almost 10 minutes to greet us.  There was only one other couple in the place.  Food wasn't terrible but lacked flavor.  Decent prices but the Greek music was competing with the country radio station that was blaring in the bar area.  Was just really weird!!!!!


I stopped in after a jog in the neighborhood and ordered a small iced soy latte which cost me just under $5. The beverage tasted great, and the service was quick, but the prices are pretty high (75 cents extra for soy milk, almond milk, and even breve!) The staff seemed like they only acknowledged me because they got paid to.


I liked the food here, and the service has always been good.  I've been here for lunch with coworkers or to watch a game with friends.  No difference in quality at any time.


Well the service was five stars. The bread with the olive paste really good. Ehhhh I think that is where it stops. The calamari was bland and too salty the sauce was spicy and decent. I ordered the pesto gnocchi it was mediocre like chef boyardi with green sauce. My partner had the steak and it just had way too too much pepper and the Alfredo sauce for the pasta well let's just say it made Olive Garden look like Ruth Chris steakhouse. The dessert was good. So dessert and bread yes, but food heck no. The portions were also very large just wished I likes my food.


We love Tutti Santi! We have been going to the 16th street location for over ten years! \n\nI love when we walk in they know us. Service is amazing - relaxed but attentive. don't be fooled by the seemingly casual pase of your meal. \n\nGreat place to chill on a date or bring the family for a celebration!


Had to try Over Easy out this weekend after reading about it this week on Chow Bella. I wanted to love this place but walked away with only a like. I will give it one more try as my table mates were happy with their selections, me not so much.   \n\nMediterranean omelet-great\nBrioche French toast - so good\nEggs with saut\u00e9ed wild mushrooms and herbs-fail. Someone in the kitchen needs to learn how to saut\u00e9 mushrooms.  Mine were steamed,not saut\u00e9ed....ruined the taste of the mushrooms. Such a disappointment.\n\nOne last thing......yes the OJ was very good, but at $6.00 a glass,ummm maybe not that good


The kids enjoyed it. My brother told me they have a deal on Friday - $5 per person. The staff was nice and the location was clean. They have free wireless so I was able to work while the kids played. There are two sides to this location. The side on the left has black lights. If you're out of shape you may want to think twice about climbing the bouncy slide. It is a tad bit of a workout for parents with littles. Overall good experience I would return. Oh the positive side is they have a pump it up screen to take pictures with. I love those things.


This is our traditional birthday celebration go-to place for great food and wonderful service...but lunch this Saturday was awful! Food took forever, as well as our appetizer of 4 oysters (how long does it take to shuck an oyster? Evidently 30 minutes) The manager did pay for the appetizer but our entrees then took another 25 minutes....\nUsually they offer free dessert for a birthday, and this waiter couldn't get us out fast enough. He also never refilled our drinks.\nGoing to Brio's next time!


I just visited Little India for the first time! It was great! Initially I thought I was walking into an Indian grocery store, however after seeing the tables in the back and the pictures of food on the walls, I knew I was in the rig place.  I found out that Little India is a vegetarian resturant so, not really knowing what to order I decided to pick a little of everything on the menu to see what I liked.  The modest pricing allowed me to order 9 dishes 2 combo plates and 2 beverages for about $40. Some of my favorites were the Mixed Chatt which was a great combination of strong flavored with a little spiciness.  The Bhindi Masala was an okra dish that went well with the bread served with one of the combos.  The Mango pickle that was on almost every plate was strong and amazingly flavorful, but also quite strong.  I always suggest that people try new things at least once, so give it a shot and see if it works for you.  The lentils with spinach and the Matar Paneer were both very tasty and also went well with the flatbread.  Finally, my favorite was a small dish called Dhokla which was a light and fluffy yellow bread which came with an amazing green dipping sauce; the sweetness of the yellow bread was a great complement to the green dipping sauce.  The only dish that I didn't really care for was the Pani Puri, which was a small hard puffed pastry with a thin dipping sauce that had the taste of raw egg.  If you are a fan of Indian food, a wide array of flavors, and if your low on cash I highly recommend Little India in Tempe (^_^)


I had the daily special where you combine a BLT sandwich and a piece of pie. I don't have to mention that the pie was great but actually; the sandwich was not bad either. Friendly staff and a nice neighborhood adds to a great experience.


The food is still great. I had the eggplant panini and it was amazing. Olivier is a gracious host. However, this little place has gotten way too busy. The line was all the way out the door. We weren't in a hurry so we didn't leave. It only took about 10 min to get to the front of the line. There was only one open table and it was not cleaned yet. We bussed it ourselves. Checking what time I paid, lunch arrived 37 minutes later. It's very unorganized. From years of being a server I  see lots of places that could be easily changed.


OMFG my bf and I agree that this place cooks the BEST cheeseburger!!!! It was a bit pricey ($8), but well worth it. They asked how we wanted our meat! I have never ordered a cheeseburger where someone asked me how I want my meat cooked! I wanna go to Vegas just for the cheeseburger right now....P.S. don't be tempted to buy tickets for this Cirque show w/ Criss Angel that's located right next to this deli. You will want your money back.


Bernice and crew did a great job on our 2005 Honda Pilot. Also had two windows retinted. Very detailed work and very friendly people there. I have another car that I will be bringing in soon. Highly recommended. Price was fair and reasonable as well.


Drinks are great - wide selection of tequilas and tequila flights.  Food is so-so, we've had dinner several times at the wedge (trying different items) and have never been impressed.


The burgers are perfectly season that you don't need the condiments. Which is very rare to find. They just need to work on service.


Had not been to the Broiler for years. We used to make this place a stop for dinner when we were LV tourist. Noticed a commercial for a prime rib special( $14.99) and it jogged our memory and we jogged.....well not exactly.....we drove over for a very nice meal at a great price. We did the 14oz prime rib special that came with their above average salad bar, mashed potatoes, broccoli and a basket of bread. I also had a very nice flight of wines for the bargain price of $10. Overall prices were very reasonable and the sides were only $5. which is a bargain for a LV steakhouse. A terrific restaurant with a nice soft ambience at a decent price. Will def put this place on our steakhouse rotation though it is a jaunt from Summerlin. Def worth the drive.So ono.


Forget the casino where your wallet takes a pounding, this is where your body takes punishment. But look at yourself in the mirror, man, you did it to yourself. Leg of lamb, prime rib, wild boar, kalbi ribs, spicy shrimp, mac-n-cheese, gnocchi, cheeses, salads, breads, and then the... OK stuff, which is too much too mention. Eye in the sky sees you eating like a gluttonous pig. Pace self with sanctity. #foodslut


NOT WORTH THE $$$ Had this pizza for the first time the other day at a work function. Decided I'd get one delivered. 3.9 miles away $5 out of area fee. WTF! ONE 16\" 2 topping with a side of ranch came out to $27. That's ridiculous. Could have gotten an XL 3 topping plus 12 wings at Barro's for the same price. Will not be odering from here again.


Got the all you can eat,  and they over rice everything.  Rice,  rice,  and more rice.  Ordered the super white tuna (ono),  seared salmon, octopus,  garlic tuna and yellow tail nigiri sushi,   they all came out warm with a thick ball of rice each and incredibly unseasoned,  no flavor what so ever. The ocean roll,  sunset roll,  and the yellowtail mambo all are exactly the same,  yet the descriptions are all different.  The garlic ponzu tastes like soy sauce.  The deep fried Shrimp heads tasted of old frying oil. \n\nThis place is crowded, we waited for a spot at the bar.  I thought crowded restaurant meant that people really like it.  Maybe they like the all you can drink Bud Light.  I looked around the restaurant, and  everyone was Caucasian.  \n\nAnyway I noticed that all the rolls coming out looked exactly the same. \n\nWhy would anyone give this place anything higher than  2 stars?  Have they not had proper sushi before?  Does this place not know what sashimi is?  Has the world gone mad?


For me and my family was amazing. Very good 1 bedroom suite, comp wifi, kitchen was very good, big bathroom, big bathtube, staff was great. I'll come back for sure. \nClean hotel, no smoking, and a very good price for the size of the room. \n\n12-22-14  -  01-03-15


Dude, did you really turn to a co-worker and say, \"you take this order, I don't have the patience to wait for this\" while my 9-year-old was trying to tell you what he wanted on his sandwich? There were no other customers in the store at the time other than me and my children, so I'm not sure if you just woke up on the wrong side of the bed, or if you somehow mistakenly think that your job doesn't involve serving people no matter how long it takes to place the order.\n\nMajor customer service fail.


I give one star, not because the food was bad. In fact we didn't get a chance to try the food. Walked in and they said, \"no more orders.\"  That's bad when you're open for 20 more minutes. \nIts hard to earn new customers and we probably won't go out of our way to come back


Came in on Monday for some pre concert drinks and dinner. We were greeted nicely at the door and got sat in a booth, which I love :) our server was Jess, she was very nice and attentive to all of our needs. I was never there before and she helped me pick out drinks from the menu and had great recommendations.  We had Mac and cheese bites as an app, so good!! Then for dinner I had the turkey club and my boyfriend had the buffalo chicken wrap, all very yummy :) she even brought me a small sample of the black bean salad I was wondering about for the sides. The few different people who ran the food to our table were very pleasant also, a very nice staff all around. We had a nice time and would definitely go back again !!! :)


The names of the dishes and looks may fool you but there is no meat here which is great if your a true vegan or vegetarian. I also love the Taro slush I get one every time with no Boba. Vegan style uses Soy milk.


Went to pick up my dry cleaning and was told that the delivery with my clothes had not arrived yet. The lady in the back acted as if I had been arguing with her when she said \"there is nothing I can do sir!\" I said, \"no problem, I'll come back tomorrow.\" I then came back that next evening where they accidentally included someone else's clothes with my order, which I didn't notice until I had already arrived at home. I called to notify them and the same lady scolded me a bit by saying \"Well...that's why we ask you to check your order so that doesn't happen!\" ....So now you expect your customers to be your quality control! Seems to me that the employees should check to make sure they are not making mistakes...not the customer. It didn't help that the girl behind the counter (literally 12 inches away from me) was texting  and made me wait for a second to finish her thought before even acknowledging me!


Par experience considering it was a Denny's in a casino. The pancake puppies were to DIE for though. Definitely try them while you can. the wait service was decent and the food, well it's a Denny's...


Love Fuzzy's!  I always get the chicken nachos w/ feta, garlic sauce, white queso and it's super yummy!  Prices are reasonable and they now deliver!  Great place for take out, eat in, drinks, etc.  Go for Taco Tuesdays as well!


my fiance and i are huge fans of mexican food and there's rarely a time that we're not in the mood to eat it.  when a friend told me they served a speciality frozen horchata drink, i knew we had to check it out.\n\nthe frozen horchata is served as a cocktail, and you have the option of getting it with either rum or vodka.  we opted to try both, and they were amazing! i definitely preferred the drink with vodka since it didn't take away from the flavor of the horchata like the rum did. after finishing his drink, my fiance ordered a jamaica margarita with chili on the rim.  i had a couple sips of it and it might have been better than the horchata! \n\nchips and salsa can really make or break a mexican place for me, so i really appreciated that their chips were hot and salty while the salsas (red and green) were spicy and delicious.  \n\ni ordered the chile relleno, and it came out super hot and covered in tons of cheese. i really enjoyed the flavors of it, and was sad that i could only eat about a third of the meal.  the standard bean and rice sides were also really tasty and better than i've had in a while. \n\ni will be definitely adding this place to my regular mexican restaurant rotation!


Do not use this dry cleaners.  They do not accept responsibility for damage to the garments iothey clean.  My husband took a shirt in that he picked up the day before.  It had a huge rip down one of the sleeves.  The response he received was \"it happens\".  A $70 shirt ruined!  There was no apology - instead he said it was a \"used\" shirt.  Aren't the clothes we take to the dry cleaners to be cleaned \"used\" clothing?  What a ridiculous remark.  Luckily we have other choices for dry cleaning in Anthem because we will not be returning to My Cleaners.


Seriously?!?  You really don't want me to spend my money here... Ok...  the most od aweful service I have ever received in a retail store in my life.   They literally turned a few hundred dollars worth of sales I was about to make out the door.  I will NEVER go back here again.


I LOVE BR's clothing for men, but as for me...it's not so much my style. I can't say I've ever owned a piece of their clothing.  \n\nToday brought me in looking for interview attire & oddly enough, one of my boyfriend's friends works there. We told her what we were looking for, but she said they really didn't have anything conservative like I wanted. Instead, she told me to look over at The Limited. :D I was very appreciative of her honesty!\n\nBeing the head parent of the whole BR/Gap/Old Navy family, their prices are pretty steep. I agree with Joe K., the quality of their clothing is very nice.  I will say the sales racks seem to offer pretty good savings, with nice things to choose from.


I ate there last month. They do not serve your drink prior to the meal (in a can) even if you ask. Worst part was the food. The guy scrapped the flat grill clean from the previous two orders into my plate with the meat. NASTY. The place is a dump atmosphere wise as well. I have never written a negative review. WOW!  Great concept....get your act together guys. :-(


We had dinner at Julian Serrano on Sunday during the memorial day long weekend.  We arrived at around 7 without a reservation and the hostess was able to find us a table, which was great, because i was not too keen on sitting at the bar.  We ordered a pitcher of sangria right away, chicken paella.  Had the best Iberiberico (Spanish black pig) tapas, it was so yummy...soft and tender like wagyu, but not so fatty like wagyu.  The sangria was great...we ended up eating all the fruit inside the pitcher, which were wine soaked.  Besides the chicken paella and iberiberico tapas, we also got a couple other tapas, risotto with mushrooms and something else i cannot remember.  Dinner wasn't cheap, it came to $180 for 2 people, but we can't wait to go back the next time we're in Vegas.


I really want to like this place, and I will continue to go (due to lack of other sports bar options in the area), but this place just is not that great though it has the potential.  \n\nThe few times I have been there, there have always been problems with the food - and I mean service issues, not quality issues - which leads me to believe the management could use a little makeover.  I have had cold wings served (I mean cold, not just not hot).  Wings take over 30 minutes (at which point they were canceled).  The food is fairly decent though, for bar food.  Nothing I crave, but something that will get me by during a big game.\n\nLast night I went in to watch the ASU/UA football game and they had the sound on for the Cleveland/Heat game.  Really??  Do you know what state your bar is in?  Did you happen to notice that half the people there were wearing ASU or UA gear?  Apparently the manager wanted to hear the starting lineup.  I can kind of get that - I had curiosity around the game too - but if you want to see that, then tune into Sportscenter AFTER the ASU/UA game.  After the starting lineup was announced, and about 15 minutes in the football game, they changed the sound which was greeted by loud applause in the bar.  Little things like that make me believe the management is not in tune with the wants of their patrons.\n\nThey do have PLENTY of TV's to watch games and accommodate requests for game changes.


You know, we still haven't gotten that \"I live in Vegas and I don't go the Strip\" thing out of our system. We still keep going. Will it ever stop?? \nAnyways, this is gonna be short and sweet! Because literally, we were in and out. But that was a good thing!\nSee, we were kind of cramped for time, we were going to see a show. We got seated. Ordered drinks. Chilled for a bit. Ordered. Ate. Laughed. Dude! The people watching is INSANELY HILARIOUS!! I suggest you go and sit outside, have a couple fo drinks and just watch the onslaught of disasters walking down The Quad! \nOk, back to the food. The pies were AWESOME! The service was great and super friendly! All in all, a good spot!