I have been visiting my 80yo friend and neighbor for almost a month now here. \nCompared to TLC in Henderson,  this place is heaven sent.\nMost of the staff says hello and express interest in my friend's concerns and needs all the time. I can see that this rehab center helps the resident to progress and they never give up on them. The Staff are very patient, kind, and self motivated in doing their job. Kudos to Mike in P.T., Jackie in nurse aides,  and more.\nThank you for having standards that most rehabs dont.


the food was ok...as in ok...price is kinda high for the service and menu they offered.. the service was slow...they ran out of ceasar salad dressing so we settled for the soup...we had minestrone soup and it was again ok..i had some chicken with mozzarella and tiramisu... my sister ate gnocchi and ice cream cake. so we had 2 soup bowls, 1 gnocchi 1 chicken and 2 desserts =$65 plus tip


Let's be honest. It doesn't matter what I put because you'll still probably go here due to the aggregate score being very high and well regarded as well as people assuming my experience was an anomaly. Nonetheless,  here's my experience. \n\nI searched for a nice brunch spot on yelp and made my reservation at 9:50am for a 10:45 spot that was available via OpenTable. We got to the restaurant at 10:30 and checked in knowing that we were early and we would probably wait.  We were asked to sit and we patiently waited less than five feet from the two ladies that checked us in. (One was Filipino and the other seemed to be French) \n\nAfter we checked in a group of four came in asking for a table saying they had a reservation but both the Filipino and French lady said there was no reservation.  After some hub bub and complaints about not having a reservation, they were promptly seated. We didn't think it was a big deal they sat before us because we'd be upset too if they lost our reservation a d we didn't know if their misplaced reservation was before or after ours. Besides, we were early so it was fine. \n\nAfterwards a string of parties came, both larger and the same size as us with no reservations, and we're seated almost immediately. We felt that was strange and I walked up the two steps away I was to the Filipino lady and waited in front of her to be acknowledged so I could ask how much longer we would have to wait since it was now 10 mins past our reservation. \n\nWhen the Filipino lady looked up from what she was writing, she looked right at me, then looked beyond me to the line that was forming and stated she would help who was next. \n\nI was surprised that she looked right past me and the guy behind me came up next to me and said he would like a table for five. \n\nA bit pissed, I loudly said \"Excuse me. I'm standing right in front of you. I just had a quick question. Can you just tell me how much longer we have to wait?\" \n\nShe then asked me my name again,  when my reservation was and what time I checked in. She couldn't find the time I checked in nor remembered me checking in even though I was five feet from her the whole time. \n\nShe then called the French lady who looked at me and asked me what time my reservation was, what time I checked in,  etc. She also didn't remember me. \n\nShe also intimated that I had never checked in and I walked in now. \n\n\"I've been standing right here for over twenty minutes now, it's past my reservation time,  and you let three other parties with no reservations seat before us. I just want to know how much longer we would have to wait.\"\n\nThey kept looking at the pad and not making eye contact with me and asking what time I checked in,  trying to figure out if they had made a mistake or if I was lying. \n\nAt that point I was fed up so we left. The Filipino lady was totally clueless and I was getting tired and offended trying to prove myself to the cold French lady. \n\nThat was experience. Hope yours is better than mine.


I have taken my 2012 Toyota Tacoma here twice for a oil change, both times I have been totally disappointed with the service ..... Not only do they try to sell you every service they can they wash your windows ( which look like they used muddy water ) leave greasy handprints on fenders and doors and last but not least when they put my cabin air filter back in they did not take the time to replace the glove box shock causing it to fall all the way down when opened ......


We wanted to go on a family getaway with our kids, 14 years old and 19 months. I always remembered how the doctor's wife @ my work would tell me they always stayed @ the Four Seasons with their 2 young children because they really catered to families. My requirements included that the hotel was smoke free, casino free, and kid friendly.\n\nWe drove out early in the morning so that my son would sleep on the way and arrived before 10 am, check in is usually 2 or 3 so I called in and asked if we could check in early and it was not a problem. They just had a room that needed to be cleaned so when we arrived, to pass the time we ate @ their hotel restaurant , the Verandah, and they texted us when the room was ready. \n\nAt the front desk, one of the employees noticed my son and wheeled a Radio Flyer wagon full of stuffed animals for him to pick! He chose a stuffed little Pug. That was so sweet and so cute! \n\nAt the restaurant, the hostess, gushed over my son and gave him crayons and a coloring book. DH worried about him eating @ such a nice restaurant but they were completely kid friendly and they even cut up his breakfast chicken sausage (and @ an angle) so that it was beautifully presented. \n\nWhen we finally got to our room (I already knew this ahead of time), the bathroom was stocked with L'Occitane products, my ABSOLUTE favorite products from France. One of my favorite indulgences in life is staying and hotels and the best parts are seriously the toiletries! I will book a hotel based on that...\n\nMy family also spent a lot of time @ the pool (private) and the attendants would lay out your towels, and set you up with a carafe of water, and they offer free sunscreen (SPF 15, 30) and tons of magazines (which I noticed my teenage daughter reading). They also serve up some yummy drinks, smoothies, and resort type food and limited offering from the Verandah menu. \n\nI especially enjoyed how they turn your room over once more in the early evening (something you don't get @ home). Before we arrived, I requested a small fridge for my son who drinks a half gallon of whole milk a day and I also requested a crib for the evening. The crib arrived with a package of organic baby products, a couple of diapers, a stuffed animal that looks like classic Eyore from Winnie the Pooh and a diaper genie trashcan! Seriously so amazing how they treat families with young children. \n\nMy DH loves to workout and he actually left his running shoes @ home but the gym lent him a very nice pair of NIkes.\n\nThe hotel is beautiful on the outside, the rooms are classic but definitely not as nice or new as other hotels I've stayed @ the strip but the hospitality is so amazing that it makes this stay unforgettable.  The entrance is very separate from the Mandalay Bay, so the hotel also stays quiet and private.\n\nSince this hotel is connected to the Mandalay Bay, we got to go the Shark Reef exhibit and had tram access to get to other parts of the strip. Charlie Palmer (an awesome steakhouse) is also located @ this hotel :P  A Whole Foods market and wonderful playground, is a little over 1mile away from this hotel. (Good for families with young children to know this).\n\nThe clientele is mostly older couples (retirees) and families with young children and they are dog friendly...


I sat up at the bar and ordered a Manhattan, a side of potatoes, and the ahi tuna appetizer. All were very delicious. It was expensive, but not overwhelmingly so for Vegas. The only thing I'd say about this experience was that it was very clear to me that all of the bartenders were about to get off shift...and were making their anticipation/happiness of this very evident to everyone. If you dont want to be there, I dont want to hear it.


I stayed many a moon at the Golf Resort back in the 90's when it was the ONLY place to stay anywhere near Power Road and it was actually pretty much in the middle of nowhere with nothing of interest around it except for a HEB grocery nearby and a smattering of restaurants that closed at 9:00 because nearly all the nearby residents were retirees.  Imagine that!\n\nNice spacious rooms and a great place to get together as a group and grill outside on their grills, and if you played golf that was even better.  I understand it's showing her age these days and is probably due for some updating.  Still, it was a great place and hopefully will remain so.


-10 stars!\n\nWe heard this genleman's club was amazing and the biggest in the world so we decided to stop by prior to going to a nightclub. \n\nUm, THEY REFUSED TO LET US IN(3 females)! lol..it was hilarious. \nFirst, they told us that we couldn't see the women dance and that we must watch the men's show. We challenged them and they eventually said that because we had no guys in our party, we couldn't watch the girls dance. What sense does that make?\n\nCoincidentally, a group of guys that we met earlier that day showed up as we were trying to get in and we tried to walk in with them, but they STILL refused to let us in. The bouncer said \"Ladies, I don't care what you do, You're not getting in here!\"\n\nAlthough we were dressed for the club, we didnt look sluty or anything. We couldn't believe it! I have NO IDEA why they would send a car to our hotel to pick us up, and then refuse to let us in....


Nothing special. I've had better chicken, fried okra was not crispy, corn bread ok I guess, Waffle House waffles are better. But the fried chicken gizzards were excellent.


I thought I reviewed this a few weeks ago when I went, but I guess I was pretty wrong. Well, here goes.\n\nSome of my classmates and I wanted to do a team bonding thing, and I fought for the Feast Buffet at Sunset Station. We ended up going here because it was closer for the majority. I was kinda expecting a lot more out of this place since it was the same name as the buffet at Sunset Station but more expensive at $13.99 with the Boarding Pass compared to $9.99 at Sunset Station. However, the extent of their seafood was sea bass and some shrimp. No crab legs or anything with a hard shell. Meh.\n\nFurthermore, the Korean beef at the Mongolian BBQ station ended up being somewhat too salty and tough to chew, and definitely not from the same quality cuts that you'd find at a Korean restaurant. There's plenty of nice entrees and desserts and whatnot, but I wouldn't go all the way out here for dinner because the extra cost is simply not justified. Stick to something closer to where you live or vacation.


Pomo was an excellent choice for us to celebrate our 5 year anniversary! We went on a Saturday night around 5:30 and there was no wait. Literally 5 minutes after we walked in though we would've been waiting. The service was excellent and the owner even brought us a special anniversary treat on the house! The pizza was delicious too. The bruschetta was very different than any others I've had before. Not bad, just different. We probably wouldn't order it again. The ambiance is also very charming. We had a wonderful time!


Sorry to say that Rey and Becky (owners) have let down there regulars on a regular basis.  We've had problems the last three times and they've either got it wrong or took way too long.  Tonight was no different.  They catered to a large party and told us they purposely out to go orders behind them...I've been a regular since they've opened.  For better service go to Tomo...WAY BETTER SERVICE!!!!


Sat at the bar, no music or sound on the TVs, after I asked for the second time some music was turned on, some sort of low sounding reggae I think, could barely hear it. No food on the happy hour menu, $3 Cuba Libra's, I enjoyed those. Didn't sample the food. Might come back not sure yet.


This is a casual restaurant where you order at the counter and food is brought to your table.  My wife ordered the chicken skewer plate and I ordered the lamb skewer.  Each came with vegetable cous cous, a small salad, hummus and pita bread.  The food was on the bland side with the meat overdone and dry. I saved a few dollars by using a coupon I found in the Zip Code Magazine.    \n(


After reading all the good reviews we came here because my wife was in the mood for Indian food.  Its not a big restaurant and It is a buffet.  The mother's day special included a mango lassi (yum!) and  a dolsa (a rolled up pancake with lentil in the middle).  \n\nThe cold bar had varius kinds of churney, a salad, some fruit, and other sauces.  There were also 3 different kinds of soup.  A tomato soup that tasted a bit sour, a lentil based soup, and a spicy soup.\n\nIts got a lot of the standard Indian fare.  What stood out to me was the goat curry.  The goat meat was fall off the bone tender and the curry had an excellent flavor.  Also, the tandoori chicken was nice and juicy.... not dry like a lot of other joints.  The paneer sagg (a spinach and cheese dish) was also pretty good.\n\nThere were some vegetarian dishes but being the carnivore that I am, I did not partake.  I got a taste of India without blowing out my palate on ridiculously spicy food.  That makes this a decent restaurant in my book.


Went today to drop off camaro I rented returned quick and easy and picked up new car for 2nd stage of my vacation picked up r/t challanger fast and easy once again Hertz A+++


Overly priced :/ they do not clean under nails. Very nice workers though. Great customer service. ;)


I've been to just about all of the Whole Foods locations in the Valley and this one is by far the nicest. They have every natural/organic/gluten free/special diet item you can think of and the selection of organic produce is outstanding! I feel so blessed to have moved to a home within 10 minutes drive to this place :-)  They also have a great selection of ready-made meals and foods. I can't wait to try out the wine bar and $1 tacos!\n\nThe other shoppers can be kinda fancy...I like to go after my workout on Sundays so I feel so underdressed! Haha! It is North Scottsdale, though.... ;-)


*Bad service.\n*Food is awful.\n\nWings are overgrown thunder hormone injected wings. Wing flavors are not good. \nMini tacos were worst than Taco Bell. Not only they were awful but we found a blonde hair in our food and manager apologize to offer something on the menu. But at this point we didn't want to eat anything at this restaurant even if its free. My bill came out to 60.00. I love wings but it was so awful I didn't even want to take it home.


We got here around 7:30 on a Thursday night. They were:\n\n1. Out of al pastor meat\n2. Out of chicken meat\n3. Only had enough to make 1 small cochata drink.\n\nThis considerably dampened our dining plans. Nonetheless, we ordered 2 regular size carne asada burritos and the last remaining cochata. \n\nThe cochata's horchata component was literally scraped from the bottom of the barrel. As a result, I couldn't taste much horchata flavor. Instead, I tasted more of a vague creaminess with a lot of grit from the bottom-of-the-barrel cinnamon and rice particles. The coffee component was fine. It had a smooth flavor. \n\nThe carne asada burritos were quite flavorful. I enjoyed the marinade the carne asada was in, and there was also a little bit of guacamole and some pico de gallo in the burrito. It came with a small cup of salsa, which looked like it would be good, but tasted bland and watery.\n\nService was decent and our burritos were made in no time. We got our order to go and along with the cup of salsa, our brown paper sack came with a baggie of lime, radish, and cucumber, and a plethora of napkins.\n\nHopefully next time if I'm in the mood for America's Taco Shop again they won't be out of most of the main meat components of their menu!


Coffee is drinkable but the barista totally hate customers and don't know anything about making coffee. If you ask for cream when they are out, they say ok and then go back their conversation they've got going with the same old guy that hangs there all day. Used to live near here and the same baristas are always awful and I always swore to myself I'd go to Starbucks instead. Sad to say. \nadpfeedback@adp.com


Me and my wife went to the meatball spot the classic ball is bland and dry. The stuffed ball I had was empty the pesto was bland. The chef needs to be given salt and pepper. Neather me or my wife will be back.


I have ordered pizza from here a couple of times to be delivered. The last pizza I got I ordered the thin and crispy crust. The only thing they got right was the thin. You could not even hold a piece of pizza in your hand because it was so floppy. I will not be ordering from there again. I should have picked up a pizza from Papa Murphy's and baked it myself. It would've tasted better and been a lot cheaper!


Wasn't able to secure a last minute reservation at Craftsteak (which I love by the way) while in Vegas so I reluctantly went w/ Delmonico.\n\nService was good, as expected, but not as warm as I'd like--you know the feeling you get when you can joke around with your server and have that \"rapport\", I never really clicked w/ the service.  Whatever the case that shouldn't matter because I was there for the RIB EYE!!!\n\nDisappointing... hardly marbled... flavorful yes, but tough enough where I couldn't enjoy every bite.  My pallet favors texture over flavor and although my wife felt the steaks were flavorful, in my opinion the toughness completely buries any goodness from the flavor.\n\nWhat really lowers the score for Delmonico is the sheer fact that it's surrounded by so many other steak houses, I mean it's Vegas after all!! Because of this, I don't see myself EVER coming back


I give 1 star to the super nice waiter. Other than that, let me tell you why it doesn't get any stars from me. I know you may be thinking I'm biased because I'm Vietnamese and can get home-cooked pho. However, I do eat at other Vietnamese restaurants too and this was the first time I've ever come across the worst tasting pho of my life.\n\nWhat I ate: beef spring roll (goi cuon) and the meatball pho (pho bo vien).\n\n1. The food is pricey compared to most restaurants. $7-$9 for a bowl of pho. You can find much, much better pho for $5-$6 a bowl.\n2. The spring roll: the beef was dry and was more like steak meat cut up and put into it. Usually, you find spring rolls with shrimp and/or pork.\n3. The pho: when it came out, I tasted just a bit of the broth because that's the most important part of pho. It was sweet! I've never in my life had pho that was pre-sweetened. It baffled me that they would even bother bringing out the hoisin sauce. That's what the hoisin sauce is for: to provide some sweetness to the soup's broth. It was like drinking sugar water. I had to ask for some fish sauce to try and balance the sweetness. They brought me a little sauce bowl for it and I dumped the whole thing into the soup - it didn't help. If anyone's tried fish sauce, they understand how salty it is. I could only eat the meatballs. I couldn't stomach the rest.\n\nI'm shocked at how upset I am by how poor the food tasted. I'm offended that people will come into this restaurant thinking that this is representative of Vietnamese food. I'd rather go to Unphogettable, Da Vang, or Phu Thanh any day.  \n\nPlease save your money, taste buds, and stomach - don't go here!


My first visit here, I came for lunch with friends and it was packed.  This place kind of reminded me of Panera Bread, but with more choices and a little bit cheaper.  They only took half my order because you order soup/ salad first then down the line you can order soup.  They got my sandwich order, but completely overlooked me and went to the person behind me,  I did manage to squeeze in my soup order (I was going for the pick 2). \n\nMy other friend was successful in placing both his orders, but his sandwich never came down to the cashier. Then they said they will bring it out to him and it took almost 15 minutes even when he went back to ask them what happen to his sandwich.\n\nWhen it came to finding a table, the empty ones were dirty with no one in sight to clean or wipe off the table.  I had to go to the cashier to ask them to send someone or give me a towel to wipe it off.  \n\nI did enjoy my turkey spinach artichoke panini sandwich though.


This is by far the worst restaurant in Las Vegas. \nI am from Argentina and also Italian. Both combination of food were absolutely horrendous.\nService I snot only slow but cheap and almost not existent.\nI am for sure that the other reviews are internet or some friend of them. It was the most discussing food in my life.\nEverything was reheated and old. \nPlease do yourself a favor and go to McDonald ....it's way better..ugh!


Think twice before ordering online or by phone from this florist.\n\nI ordered a $185 \"European Basket\" to be sent to a friend.  What was shown on their website was truly beautiful.  What arrived didn't even remotely resemble the photo.  I realize that florists reserve the right to make changes in an arrangement based upon availability,etc.  However, we are not talking about that here.  The entire arrangement was different.  As if someone got 2 orders mixed up and my recipient ended up with the ugly one.\nIt would not have been difficult for Cactus Flowers to pick up the phone and let me know that what I ordered was something that they were not able to produce presently.  And then worked with me to find a satisfying solution.  Instead I am left feeling like I was taken by this company, and my friend has received an ugly arrangement that I did not order, should NEVER have been charged $185 for, and am embarrassed to even have my name attached to it.\nBased on my experience, I will never do business with Cactus Flowers again.  If you have no option but them, think long and hard about doing internet or phone orders.   There are plenty of other florists in the valley that deserve the business.


What a bargain this place is, veryyy inexpensive and real indian food. The buffet is really good and the service was very personal, the owner of the restaurant came over several times to our table and gave very good advice on what to get. Everything was fantastic.