Full disclosure: Being that this is my virgin review so please be kind on my lack of proper grammar and spelling and if you had my elementary and junior high English teachers, you would have tuned out as well and be 3/5 literate on your good days :)   \n\nBeing that I will stick with a subject matter I am familiar with (CASINOS) I might be nitpicking and reviewing the minutia of THE RIVERS!!!!!!  \n\nPARKING AND ENTRANCE: choice of valet or self parking garage and I went with the latter.   Easy to navigate and plenty of surv cameras so that you don't feel like you will get jacked before you ever get into the building (Btw. I can never understand why most casino property patron robberies are late hours after 94% of people are leaving with less $ than they came with but i suppose they get stalked after leaving the cage and cashing their cheques/chips/one arm bandit vouchers)   Lots of security guards in between the elevators and casino floor.  Getting carded nearing age 40 always makes me feel a bit flattered yet annoys me frothing to get to the action.  \n\nSLOT MACHINES:  one of my least favorite gaming activities but THE RIVERS machines have plush chairs for my lazy ass with cool little TVs built into machines for ADHD people to multi task as to distract their clearLY addictive slot play.... slid a CIVIL WAR GENERAL/CLOWN PRESIDENT dollar bill into  \"blazin 7s\" and after about 24 full credit spins, my balance read goose eggs..(and people think humans continue to evolve HA)  -$50\n\nTABLE GAMES:  I went with the lesser of all evils BJ/21.  It was early afternoon and the limits seemed a bit high so I choose a  $ 25 dollar table and bought in for 2 bills.. .. Original Dealer was quick and courteous and didn't seem to vibe off of people  getting buried or complaining about poor tipping.  Typical BJ session  and get bored with it up 7 units and getting a baby powder stench from the septuagenerarian seated to my left..... +175\n\nPOKER ROOM:  very spacious, modern and smokefree(reminded me of the Venetian Las Vegas when it was first to open such a layout back in \n~2002),,,,,, played 1/2 NL hold em for over 2 hours and was very pleased with the polite yet gregarious dealers who knew how to get the hands out fast yet not cluster f/ ck the process and confuse the players by needing to redeal or take 24858 minutes to seperate side pots..... I played tight and unfortunately so did everyone else so I lasted 45 minutes and -$65\n\nBEVERAGES:  self service coffee/tea and soft drink stations which oddly seemed like they had more people in line for them then were in the rest of the casino.... oh and some goofball filling his oversized thermus with MOUNTAIN DEW  (official drink of white trash)HAHAHA   i loved that!!!!!!    Many bars on the grounds and being that it must be state laIw or something not to offer free alcohol to players, I proceeded to sit at a bar and drink a beer and as usual in casinos, the only person not playing a slot machine.  Was something near 5 bucks for a domestic so i threw down $8 ...-$8\n\nBATHROOMS: large and clean in typical casino fashion and satisfying in a way that I didn't feel like I needed to blow torch my hands instead of washing them after taking a basic leak  $0 (and don't laugh as i remember paying toilet stalls when i was a wee lad in Nia Falls )\n\n\nI didn't try any of the restaurants as ran out of time and patience to do so.   Overall THE RIVERS was a decent  yet a bit plain jane facility and just the vibe of any casino knowing it preying on my and everyone else's money can never make it 5 stars but  I probably will return and the next time not alone and partially intoxicated.  In an odd way it reminded me of MGM Grand Las Vegas in its color schemes and layout with a mundane atmosphere.....  THE RIVERS 3.5 Stars :)


Ugh, who likes going to the airport. Over the past years I've watched the process of flying go from a adventurous, fun experience to an annoying, convoluted torture exhibition. Flying is a necessary evil in this day and age, and since this airport is less than a half hour from our apartment, it's our 'port of choice.\n\nThey just renovated the parking garages, so you can no longer simply park across the street and walk to the airport...you have to park at a somewhat off-site garage and catch a shuttle bus to the airport. The wait is as annoying as it is at any airport between getting through security and waiting for the airline and airport to figure out which gate they will be using for your flight. There's a decent number of expensive restaurants (like Wendys) and shops to charge that wonderful airport upcharge.\n\nI don't like flying, I doubt you like flying. It's just something we have to deal with, and this is as good a place as any to get it done.


Quite simply, if you know Vietnamese food, you know this is great food.  If you don't know about it and want to learn, please go here and ask.  They will teach you about it- and you should try it.  I crave it now!  They have another restaurant in Virginia and have been restauranteur-ing for years.  A complete family operation and truly authentic and home cooked food.  Located in the Mekong Plaza next to the entrance to the supermarket. Enjoy!


These people fixed my phone a week ago it falls once and it gets a huge crack on the screen. I go to see what they would do for me seeing as the screen and lcd is not worth the $150 they charged me and all they say is \"you have to pay another $150\" never again am I going to these people they rip you off and the screen had a dent on it when I go home and see that it really was not worth it. They suck and I would not recommend them. If you have the money to spend then go there. they don't take long getting your phone ready but enjoy getting ripped off if you go.


Hands down so far the best cheap eats pizza I have had in Pittsburgh. Big slices and the ones I have had (usually with garlic) have been loaded with lots of flavor. One is more than enough for me. Not particularly greasy like you would think for a pizza join and just oh so tasty. The crust is crisp and I like how after you make your pizza selection they warm it up in the oven. I haven't had anything else on their menu except for side salads with balsamic dressing (weird consistency initially though fine after mixing around) though I am very tempted to try their wings. Another perk is that they are opened late.


I've never had a better massage and I've had too many to count over my 57 years.\nAmma is fabulous. It was not like anything I've ever experienced.  Almost like a Yoga massage, if there is such a thing. Amma seems to instinctively know where to push and pull and move you to make your whole body relax.  Can't wait to go back to her!


I zoom. I zoom, I walk fast, I multitask - every movement I make is planned for efficiency. Therefore, Jason's Deli is my lunch spot of choice and here is why. I can just walk up to the salad bar kiosk, touch the screen a few times, slide my card and walk two steps to where a smiling person hands me my plate and cup. Quick. I have waited in line maybe one time even when the sandwich line is out the door. \nJason's salad bar is the best I have found. The ingredients are always fresh and the selection is good. Yes I am a fan of Jason's in Pineville.


Great place to go for a good healthy fix.  Our friends recommended this place and we were skeptical at first.. but the American salad and protein bowl has won us over.  I prefer the tri tip over the chicken.  They also have pressed juices, my fav is the slim squeeze! Warning: very sour which I like but might not be your taste.  \n\nA great place for some healthy good food


Went here on a mission for fried pickles and was not disappointed. However, after drinks (the adult milkshakes are awesome), burgers and fries, the bill was far more than I expected for burgers and fries. I would definitely go again and double up on the fried pickles and get Subway or something after. If you're a fan of larger than life fork and knife type burgers, don't miss out, otherwise, I'd move on....


Had the breakfast buffet for 2 @ 30$ per person. I would have liked drinks to be part of the package. \n\nSome of the items were good but they don't make any customizations at all. Food is already pre-prepared.\n\nThe ceviche and other seafood options were bad.


tip: if ordering in the drive thru - either there is no speaker system or it's out of order - when the person wearing an apron walks up to the side of the menu and stares into your car that means \"Hi, can I take your order\" There was a few seconds of awkward silence and wondering WTH this person was looking in the car for before we figured out she was there to take our order :)\n\nSince moving to the west valley from southern CA we've been itchin' to find a replacement for Alberto's or Taco San Pedro. Humberto's reminds me of awesome hole in the wall type Mexican food, but unfortunately still leaves something to be desired.\n\nWith that said here's info on what we had:\nIf you're from So Cal and have had Northgate's shrimp ceviche Humberto's comes awfully close.  Verdict - Ceviche - good.\nCheese quesadilla - cheesy - did the job\nNachos - good\n\nIf you've been out late partying it up and need to satisfy the munchies monster Humberto's should do.


This place is the most amazing auto shop I've ever been to. As a single woman, I was always nervous to take my car in because I've been ripped off. Steve rocks! They actually fixed a few things for free as a courtesy,  like a loose hose,  blown fuse etc. It's because they go the extra mile that I will be a loyal customer forever.  They are first class,  KNOWLEDGEABLE guys that get the job done right the first time.  Steve makes you feel so at ease in these stressful car trouble times. Thanks again to the shop and Steve,  (manager)  for caring.  I'm telling all my friends and neighbors about this shop.


We love coming here when we're in Vegas.   The 150 stores are amazing.  We got some great deals at Spyder, Adidas, Ecco, Burberry, etc.  Okay, almost at every store.  You can save lots of money from the malls and stores on the Vegas strip.  It's worth the trip out here.  \n\nYou can take a taxi for about $20.00.  I usually rent a car during our visit so I can come back a few times during my stay.


For as much hype as this place got from my friends I was expecting some sort of flavor explosion to occur when I ate here. Instead what I got was a wait in a place with limited AC in AZ in the sumer for what was essentially a ton of different meats that weren't seasoned much thrown on a bun. \n\nWhile the torta I got, the del-rey, wasn't bad it also wasn't fantastic. It tasted like what it was a hodge-podge of meats one would find in mexican food all thrown on a bun. It was hard to distinguish any significant flavors and the one I got the most was that of hot dogs. \n\nI probably would have held this place up a bit higher if I hadn't gone to a torta place near work a few days later and had a very similar sandwich that actually had some distinct flavor and I didn't have to wait with little AC for it.\n\nI might try this again if I lived closer but I am not driving out of my way for this.


Moderate place to stay in a great location - so close to the conveniences of the mall, movie theatre, etc. and just 10-15 minutes from the main shopping and tourist bits. Also just a couple blocks from the cute and trendy but relatively calm and tourist-free cafes on Broughton Street. Within the hotel there's a nice lounge with a fireplace to spend time in with a beer, cocktail, or coffee. And a full restaurant if you're feeling lazy. \n\nAs for the room itself, the walls are quite thin so you can hear people coming and going quite easily, and the wifi, though free is slow as a snail, maybe slower. Not a place to spend much time, but a fine place to return to after a day of exploring.


Not bad, a little oily. Not sure that I like it. Might have to try it again.


I don't like this place as much as Darren does. They gouge you for snacks ($3 for a bag of chips!), the staff can be really uptight and unfair (some usher told Darren to sit down even though we were in the balcony and he wasn't blocking anyone's view, for a metal concert no less!), and they need a/c bad. Anyway, we saw Yngwie Malmsteen here, and he rocked, even if the sound could have been better. The seats were not comfortable and hard. Darren's seat was unstable (and they wouldn't let him stand???). \n\nI also saw the Cult here with Darren a couple years back.


Stayed four nights at this hotel and on last night of my stay, finally dined at their buffet. It wasn't crowded but the place was somewhat busy. The food wasn't spectacular, but good enough for me to finish everything I brought to my table. Disappointed with the crab legs. Otherwise, they had some items to make me consider coming back next time. The price was reasonable. The suite I stay in and the style of the hotel are what attract me here. And the buffet is convenient. The ambience at the buffet is appealing and somewhat unique. They think outside the box to some extent and it works. It's not the best buffet in Vegas, but I wouldn't mind eat here, especially if I stay at the hotel.


Brayden and shaun Will def take care if you


Buy me chipotle and get chipotlaid~ \n\nJk. My food was great tonight, and I now have lunch for tomorrow. Chips and guacamole from here are my favorite.


My girlfriend and I came here tonight.  The service was by far the best service I have ever received at any restaurant.  We had three different people come up to us as well as one of the cooks as well as what seemed to be the manager of the restaurant.  It was outstanding and the servers were all very nice.  \n\nHowever, I have to give a fair review and say the food was subpar.  I had a cheeseburger and my girlfriend had the tuna burger.  She loved hers, but I thought mine was overly greasy and it fell apart as I ate it.  Not one of the better cheeseburgers I have had.  We also got the potato chips which were good and my girlfriend loved the sauce that came with it.  \n\nI have to say I probably won't be coming back here due to the low quality of the food, but the service is exceptional and location is great as well.


Decent location best accessible if driving North or East.  There are lots of gas pumps here.  Fountain soda selection is good but they can't beat Circle K's prices.  I think their grill has some interesting options and occasionally I will get a hot dog.  They also have shakes and frozen coffee drinks available here.  A nice change of routine.


My inner Vietnamese woman seriously wanted steamed crab and garlic noodles last night for dinner though I have a rule..  we don't live anywhere close to the ocean so if I know its not flown in daily, I pass on my cravings. So away went my inner Viet-lady and out came my inner Italian macho man (quit laughing at me)! \n\nThe place is very cozy and definitely family owned, no corporate stamping here, this is the real deal. Super tasty, hearty, large portioned basic Italian.. just like mom would make if she were Italian! \n\nI went ahead and blew off my carnal seafood rule (I'm a big butch Italian macho man, right) and went ahead and ordered the crab cakes. 2 HUGE crab cakes were more crab then cake covered in a thick creamy sauce with tomatoes and basil.. I did all I could not to lick the place clean.. mama always says I'm a proud member of the clean plate club! \n\nFor dinner I had the Ravioli Carbanara.. these plump pillows filled my plate.. covered in another rich cream sauce then topped with peas and bacon.. as I ate these I unbuttoned my shirt, I could see the hair on my chest growing, I indeed was becoming an Italian macho man (in my own head)! \n\nThe service was extremely friendly and for the quality and quantity of food this place is a real bargain. Crap Cake $13, Ravioli Carbanara $18.. my man tummy, full and very very happy!


I have tried this place 4 times. The food is not very good. I have lived in Thai Land but don't expect to get the same excellent food here. I love Thai food and Thai people, don't think much of this place, I live close by but go elsewhere. The food is bland, overcooked and pretty Americanized. I have always been pleasant, patient and courteous but never gotten good service. The servers are lazy and sometimes rude and you are going to wait a longtime for every step of the service process. With so many good Thai restaurants in Phoenix there is no reason to eat here.


OK this place is horrible.\n\nI went in 2 years ago and they wanted to sell me the smallest hookah they had that lights up for 50 bucks.  I looked at the chick like WTF, I know I look like the target for sellers but what the hell lady, nobodies that naive.  \n\nIt looked like a give away at a Bar Mitzvah or Sweet Sixteen and it was made out of plastic.  It makes me outraged when I even tell the story.\n\nThey have cool stuff ill give them that, but then you hear the price and its like 'thanks a heap' and then leave without anything or an overpriced blanket.\n\nIt sucks to be ripped off.\n\nRecommendation:  For no one, go to the other half dozen smoke shop places around town.


Very bad customer service. Too many kids work there and goof off! No management what so ever.  Never got my lunch meat on time once. Go to the store off Combs.


We ate at the bar. My steak was cooked exactly medium rare but over seasoned. It had so much pepper on it that it made me cough...and I love spicy food. I was with a party of 5 but they only brought one loaf of bread; we had to ask for more. The bartender was friendly, but our server was an apparition.


About time I write about the monstrously monstrous monster sandwich. My first picture on yelp is me eating this monstrosity.\n\nI usually make a stop here pretty much every single time I come to Vegas. Or ask people to come here to pick up food for me to go when they leave. Why? PASTRAMI.\n\nI'm not sure what's in their pastrami, but it's like crack to me. I'll eat maybe their large sandwich worth, and then take another side of pastrami to go, for myself to make some regular sized yummy sandwiches after. The pastrami is well seasoned, with a nice peppercorny crust, and just enough marbling and fattiness to give you that juicy and chewy but tender texture. \n\nI don't even eat the bread or bother to put mustard on the sandwich. I just go about taking a fork to pastrami to mouth. OM NOM NOM NOM.\n\nThe sandwich is really a decent value for 13.95, if you take it home. If you end up just tossing the sandwich cause you don't feel like carrying it, don't come here. Splitting the sandwich (3$) is a good idea if you're not taking it home. \n\nTheir other food is just OK. Nothing really to be highlighted, honestly, corned beef is pretty dry in comparison. \n\nI keep tempting myself to get the reuben, but something about the mound of cheese on top of meat and bread looking like a big sand dune scares me a little bit.\n\nYeah, service is off, sometimes. Yeah, the sandwich is grossly oversized for a lot of people. For me, it's just eat what I can, take out, and eat later.\n\n4 stars - Pastrami is the ultimate, everything else here falls short however. Come here on your last day of Vegas, as you will have leftovers to take home.


we're talking hole in the wall here. as in, if you weren't specifically on a quest for some irrefutably tasty goodness, you'd miss it. but, thanks to my dog-with-a-bone attitude toward food, the mister and me ended up here for lunch before heading home from vegas last week. \n\nall the happy eating sounds that had been missing earlier in our gastronomical excursions over the weekend? well, let's just say they came out with a vengeance here. good thing i'm long past being too shy to eat in front of the mister, as i was in full on devour mode, and the food here fully warranted it. \n\nthe mister ordered a strawberry mango slushie, the veggie egg roll and the tofu with spicy veggies, whilst i selected the spicy cucumber appetizer and the vegan version of the tofu with spicy veggies. as soon as that plate of lovely light green cucumber chunks came out, swimming in that gorgeously red, intensely, irresistibly hot sauce, we both knew we were in for a treat. everything was exceptional, and they even brought us out more of that delectable sauce. \n\nall in all, a huge delight (and a huge relief, as the mister had, not 20 minutes earlier, been almost been lured by the faux chinese fast food lying, ready made, in vats, at caesar's...). thank you to the woman behind the counter at ronald's donuts who recommended veggie delight! \n\ni cannot emphasize enough how tasty everything was! if i lived in vegas, THIS would be my go to place.


Thought it was pretty ridiculous when I asked for no meat- just beans, and the cashier said that would be an extra charge because it's considered making a 'substitution.' Pretty poor customer service in my opinion. I hope the GM reads this and corrects the problem.


My second visit to Mad Hatter.  The first visit was on referral, the second was because they did such great work on the first visit.  This time, they did a manifold back exhaust for me, to include all new pipe, new o2 sensor bung, new catalytic converter and glass pack.   Part of my request was that they reroute the exhaust to give me room to put an anti-wrap bar on the rear axle of my weekend toy - a '93 Jeep Wrangler - and they accomplished that.   \n\nFurther, the previous downpipe from my exhaust manifold routinely made contact with my front driveshaft under front axle articulation, and they were able to move the new downpipe slightly to the side to eliminate that problem.  \n\nThere were some holes in the pipe near that driveshaft and near the old cat, causing my Jeep to sound like a UPS truck.  So, the bonus is that by sealing up the new pipe, they eliminated exhaust leaks, and I now have a little more power without the UPS truck engine sound.  \n\nBest of all, they did all this while I walked across the street for a bite to eat.   \n\nThanks guys!   Highly recommend!


The food here is absolutely delicious! I would highly recommend their thai green curry (has a nice spicy kick to it), and the pad thai is worth a try as well. Unfortunately, the service is incredibly, incredibly slow.


If you're in a jam, maybe drop by here to find cover-ups, but beware because there's a lot of hits and misses. \n\nMost cover-ups are overpriced, but I managed to find one that was under $100 and reasonably classy looking. \n\nTheir suits are beautiful, but again overpriced for it's lackluster designs. \n\nThe sales girls are really the most annoying part of the overpriced experience. They're helpful only when it appears that you're willing to pay the exorbitant prices and even then, they are completely uninterested in trying to provide customer service.


After deciding I liked a particular stool in the copenhagen store, I was trying to make my way back to make a final decision. I ended up finding out about this place while searching yelp for the copenhagen store operation hours and noticed a clearance center. I'm so glad I did!\n\nI wouldn't exactly say that you can get a matching set of just about anything, they have an eclectic selection of mix and match clearance items. I was specifically looking for bar stools at the time, and was able to find some that originally cost upwards of $300+ retail cost, and ended up grabbing them up for just over $100 a piece. The stools I found here were better than the one I was going back to the store to check out!\n\nIt was great, I was able to stay in my $300 budget and come home with great looking and quality chairs as opposed to \"meehhh, whatever\" I could get from the local swap meet or craigslist.\n\nIm so happy I found you Copenhagen Imports Clearance Center, I will definitely be back if I ever need more furniture!


The ham and cheese croquettes are delicious.  The meatballs were okay.  The artichoke appetizer was okay.  With so many options to choose from, I will go back and try more.  But, I will have the croquettes again.


Went for dinner while visiting Vegas with some friends. My friend had heard about the 20 vegetable fried rice on \"The Best Thing I Ever Ate\" show. Funny thing was, that was our least favorite dish. They got the mushroom tacos, my husband and I got a couple of other tacos, the Cochinita and the Barbacoa de Res. We got the papas bravas to share and mole negro special. Our friends also got the chilaquiles which were insanely good. Everything was really good, with the exception of the fried rice, which was just okay. Would definitely go back again when in town.


This may have been the most stressful and negative experience I've had getting my nails done.  \n\nPositives- I like the initiative and drive of the manager, getting people in quickly and ushering new clients.  Also, LAKA has every color of the rainbow available to you for a polish.\nChecking in on Yelp gets you a little travel polish remover.\n\nNegatives- LAKA charges $10 to remove gels (never seen that before)\nIt is located in a very tight space (other reviewers weren't exaggerating & I'm not claustrophobic at all) \nPeople swirling around you in a shopping mall isn't exactly soothing\nIt is the worst manicure I've received and my manicurist wasn't kind enough to care. \n\nConclusion- \nI honestly would choose almost anywhere else in Las Vegas for this service.


As much as I love Lux, I'm kinda glad that it's not closer to my house, otherwise they might have all of my money. Working from home, I need to get out and set up shop elsewhere every once in a while so that I don't start talking to my houseplants, and more often than not, Lux is my destination.\n\nThe service at Lux is always friendly and often funny. And I've sat close enough to the register enough times to hear them being friendly to people of all ages, shapes and sizes. The coffee is rich, dark and delicious. I usually stick with a house coffee with soy milk, so I do ok price-wise. I even buy the whole beans to brew my own coffee at home. I like it that much.\n\nLux gets packed, but I've always been able to find a space and get access to an outlet for my power sucking laptop (not an apple, by the by). The music is good and mellow--think the Shins or the Stones. They've also got killer pastries, and if you time it right, you'll get them fresh out da oven.\n\nCoffee shops are all kind of a personal preference thing. There are lots of good spots in Phoenix, but Lux is my favorite.


We came here for m bachelorette party and all 15 of us girls thought it was the best restaurant and fish we had ever eaten! I highly recommend this place. Order the spicy tuna pizza! enjoy!


Sorry Gertrude's... seems they have a new chef and menu. The menu is not as unique as the old one. What happened to the \"Hot Mess\"? We went for lunch, the hostess seated us and said who would be taking care of us. Then a young lady brought menus and asked what we would like to drink so I ordered a glass of wine. Then another person came with my wine and took our menus. That was it. Nobody asked us what we wanted to order until I waved for some help and asked if someone could take our order. Now, they were not busy at all. Oh well, just a miscommunication I guess.\nI had the tuna sandwich and the fries were good. The sandwich was not up to my expectations.\nSomething needs to change before I return. Too bad, I used to really like Gertrude's.


Do not come here. A million hidden fees. I had to pay to RECIEVE a package that was sent to me. Ridiculous.


Food presentation was great and the chips and salsa was really yummy. Actual meal was okay. I had the El Pastor tacos and husband had enchiladas. Not bad not great. Our waiter was just okay too. Won't go back


I had a uninspiring, and overpriced BLT sandwich.  The counter girl seemed annoyed that I had to ask her twice for water, honestly she made me feel unwelcome.  At least she apologized for it taking 25 minutes to make the sammy.  I would like to give them one star, but they are trying to do something positive downtown.


Any Northerener who says this place is good is an idiot.  It is average pizza doused with olive oil.  It is so horrible.  Try Luigi's in South Charlotte.  Try Sabarro's downtown.  Wolfman sucks.  This place is like a southerner ordering barbaque in NYC .  SUUUUUCCCCKKKKKSSSSS


All you can eat sushi for $26.99 when you're famished and options that aren't crowded in the area are limited - Sold!  Not the best sushi I have ever had, but not the worst either, kinda middle of the road. Never heard of sushi pizza - \nthought it was original and pretty tasty.  Chicken dumplings were light/non greasy and deserve a mention as well.  Good food for a reasonable price and decent customer service. :-).


Awesome place - the staff was so nice, welcoming us as it was our first visit to the brewery and helping us out with extra tasters and pita for our hummus. The brew pub is right in the brewery itself, so you're sitting near the big beer tanks. There's both inside and outside seating and plenty of it (of course it does fill up - we went around 4pm on Saturday and it was fine but a couple hours later there was quite the wait). Oh, and of course the beer was great too :) Great choice for a casual afternoon or night out with friends.


RIPP OFF !!! they charged for a soup and egg white $45.00 at the casino !!! That is insane. Their staff is rude and impulite!!\nI will never, but never ever, go there again.


We actually eat here fairly regularly so you think I would rate it higher, but when I really think about it, it could be a lot better. I think we mostly end up here for the chips and salsa, lol!\n\nThe positives:\n\nThe \"endless\" chips and salsa are pretty yummy.\n\nThe margaritas are usually really good\n\nI like the new pretzel stick appetizer they have\n\nMost of the servers we have had have been friendly and attentive\n\nThe negatives:\n\nThe FOOD! Really that is the only thing, but this is a restaurant. I have pretty much given up on trying to get a good meal here. I have tried a million and one things and while parts of it are sometimes good, I have never gotten a consistently good meal. The margarita chicken is good, but the sides suck and seem old and stale. Same with the burger, decent but the fries are usually bad. The kids meals are TERRIBLE, to the point I never even pick this as a place to take the kids for dinner anymore. \n\nUsually if I come here, its the hubby and me for lunch.  When we come we generally get the chips and salsa endless lunch with soup and salad, but lately even the soup and salad kind of sucks. \n\nWith all that said, will I be back there at some point enjoying a margarita, chips and salsa and pretzel sticks? Yep. But if I want an actual dinner or lunch, not just a salty (in a good way), carb fest, I would pick somewhere else.


Solid selection if meats, salads, hummus, toppings, ect. The service was fast and really quite friendly. They accept credit cards, cash, and even square if you are into that movement. The original gyro and side salad is honestly more than enough food to feed one for dinner. They also have a wheat pita option but you might have to ask. The ambience is clean, quiet, and nice all around. Parking out front is a little hectic but I believe there is more around the back. Enjoy! I know I will be back when I return to Phoenix.


I have eaten a ton of pizza in my time. This is one of the best. It has a great fresh taste. The dough has a good chew to it and the toppings are exceptional.\n The chopped salad I get every time no exceptions us the best I have ever had hands down. \n Granted it is not cheap, but more than worth it.


Our experience here was mind bending!  Our pickup Van Driver was nice, and extremely informative about Vegas. Rosaria  (the gal managing the counter) was efficient, good humored, and gave the hook-up when the class of car we wanted wasn't available. The Cat who did the vehicle check was humorous and put real effort into finding dings, grabbed our luggage and put it into the trunk before we had a chance to do it ourselves, and emphasized more than once how much he wanted us to enjoy ourselves... This is the kind of service I expect to see at a 5 Star Resort, not an Airport Hire-a-Car place.


This place deserves all the 5 star reviews is it has.\n\nEsther, the server, was excellent. Timely, friendly, she knows the food, and made great suggestions. We tired the pofpofs, meat pies, yassa, curried chicken, and fufu. Everything was very, very delicious. The meat pies, and yassa where my favorite. Very good quality food, especially for the price.  \n\nIf you are not scared to try new things, put a leg out there, this place is for you. But even if you are a more conservative person, try it, the best things in life are always unexpected.


The server was nice and they are Filipino but that's the only thing this place had going for them :(\n\nHad the pancit it was supposed to come with chicken and shrimp instead it came with very fatty almost inedible pork, and a couple shrimp.\n\nIt was flavorless and I couldn't even bring myself to eat the leftovers.\n\nThe portions were great but the food was not. \n It was also a little frustrating because we ordered and about ten minutes later a Filipino family walked in and received apps and their entrees before we received our food. \nIt was a clean place and they have karaoke.


It only gets 2 stars bc the beer is very good. Other than that, everything else completely sucks!!! Service is slow.... We started off with the ice cold \"fresh\" pretzels..yuck..my husband got the fish and chips. The fish was very watery( as if it was frozen fish). I got the prime rib dip... Bland as can be! The au jus was basically brown water... And I paid a $1 up charge for onions rings... I got 4 of them... Rip off! The prices are wayyy too high for the crap food you receive! Beware people!


I never got a chance to try Vitamin T at this location, but the Mexican fare on the menu drew me in for a quick lunch in the downtown Phoenix area. On the plus side, the service was fast and efficient and the food was reasonably priced. On the minus side, we somehow managed to get seated at the one table outdoors that lacked an umbrella. During Phoenix's summer months, this is not a trivial matter. And if you're a bald guy who neglected to bring his hat, you can actually scorch your melon (which I did after eating here).\n\nI ordered the Pernil Torta and found it somewhat tasty, but the food here seems to lack a little finesse. Other than the slow-cooked pork and some chopped red cabbage on my sandwich, there was little else. Although the pernil was garlicky and interesting, I felt it was one-note. It needed an acidic and/or creamy counterpoint. I think I asked for a side of ranch dressing and doctored my sandwich so that it was more agreeable. The sweet potato fries that the sandwich came with were a bit confused too. Although they were delightfully crispy, they were served with ketchup. Sweet potato fries plus sweet ketchup equals sweet sweet bleh! And since the pork on the sandwich tended towards sweet, this meal really required some dedication to get through.\n\nI think they need to concentrate on those details that will make the food here better. I can say that they need to seriously consider what will taste good, what flavors balance together, and what people like to eat (hint: maybe more fresh ingredients instead of relying on pre-cooked batches of food that are dispensed onto bread posthaste). The food here has potential, but the lack of attention to detail and flavor stands in the way of making this a restaurant that I can recommend.


Slight mishap with being given salmon when swordfish was ordered but quickly fixed, very pleasant server, everything was fresh, food delivered timely and at a non rushed pace. Overall another very good experience.


Nous avons voulu r\u00e9server une vingtaine de place pour un souper de No\u00ebl de bureau. Le g\u00e9rant, pas tr\u00e8s compr\u00e9hensif, voulais nous obliger \u00e0 prendre des repas 3 services. Apr\u00e8s avoir tent\u00e9 de n\u00e9gocier avec lui en lui mentionnant que quelques personnes souhaiteraient ne prendre qu'un plat principal en raison de contraintes alimentaires, il nous a clairement dit que \u00e7a ne fonctionnerait pas, parce qu'en ayant des gens qui ne consomment pas beaucoup de nourriture, et qui s'\u00e9ternisent \u00e0 cause d'un souper de No\u00ebl \u00ab il ne ferait pas d'argent \u00bb. C'\u00e9tait pourtant un souper de No\u00ebl, ce qui signifie plusieurs ventes d'alcool, ce qui est tr\u00e8s payant pour un restaurant. Nous avons eu beaucoup de difficult\u00e9 \u00e0 communiquer avec le g\u00e9rant, que ce soit par courriel ou par t\u00e9l\u00e9phone. Mauvaise gestion. Je comprends maintenant pourquoi les critiques sont aussi mauvaises c\u00f4t\u00e9 service...


ok food...def not thing worth driving more than 5 minutes to... i paid $6 for a burrito and a soda..not expensive but a 3 bite burrito shouldnt be 5 bucks..


This place is super delicious! Customer service is great, and the food is awesome. Simple, and delicious. \n\nI've tried basically everything on the menu, super yum. Pork tenderloins my fave! Level is usually 5, and its not bad at all. \n\nThey even got specials and side items around the restaurant. Look out what they are and try em too!


Is it weird to review a Gas station? NOPE! I had to because of my AMAZING experience. \n\nService: 5/5 Great service, as I was driving my oil light came on. I freaked out and pulled over. Knowing I recently just changed my oil but second guessing the shop I took it to. I checked my oil levels and they were so low.. I had to add oil to my car. I ended up going in side this Chevron we're the cashier helped me pick out which oil was best for my car and even asked If I wanted a complimentary funnel. As I was putting the oil into my car the cashier came out to ask if there was anything else they could do or if I needed help. Great extended service! \n\nGas Prices: 0/5 At the moment they're $3.73 I hope to come across this review in a year or so and look at this review and think.... Gosh I paid way to much for gas. (praying gas prices will lower sooner) I love Chevron w/ techron. Its suppose to be better for your engine so I like the brand but Chevron is amongst the most expensive gas I might have to consider alternate companies.


As cool as this roller coaster looks and as neat as the concept is of winding your way around the New York cityscape, as other reviewers have said this coaster is probably best enjoyed by observing it rather than experiencing it. I have been on dozens of roller coasters at theme parks all over the country, and I've never been on a steel roller coaster that was this jerky and bumpy. In fact, i've been on wooden roller coasters that were much smoother than this one. After I was done riding it, I felt like my brain had been thrown around and I was sore in multiple parts of my body. Not in a good way, either. It just seems like it was very poorly designed and the bumpyness of it takes away from the whole experience. \n\nThe fact that it's so much money just for one ride also makes this not a very wise decision either. For $14 you can almost take your whole family for $3.99 steak and eggs at Tuscany. Probably the only good thing I can say about it is that the line wasn't very long, I only had to wait maybe 10 minutes to get on the ride. \n\nI love roller coasters, but this is one that I'm sure I won't be returning to anytime soon.


We got the 24 hours pass buffet and tried the following:\n\nRio for lunch --food aren't fresh. Don't go here.   \nHarrahs for breakfast --Great selection, fresh, and yummy.  \nParis for Dinner --Great food, long line.  So try to go there before dinner peak hour.\nPlanet Hollywood for Dinner --Great food, fresh crab legs. Better than Paris. \nFlamingo for Lunch -as bad as Rio.  Stay away\n\nI would only go back to Planet, Paris, & Harrahs for the buffet pass deal.


On a d\u00e9cid\u00e9 d'aller au Muru au vu des commentaires positifs. On est dimanche l'endroit est plein mais on arrive \u00e0 avoir une table pour 6 assez rapidement, point positif. On regarde la carte, assez compl\u00e8te et int\u00e9ressante, on commande cr\u00eape, \u0153ufs et pain dor\u00e9... Et malheureusement les d\u00e9ceptions vont s'encha\u00eener, \u00e0 commencer par l'attente interminable (probablement du au manque d'employ\u00e9, 1 seule serveuse et probablement pas plus en cuisine jusqu'\u00e0 13h ...). Ensuite par les plats, avec du pain sec, pas d'assaisonnement ou de sauce avec \u0153ufs/patate. Cr\u00eape peu copieuse pour 15$ hors taxe. Et un pain dor\u00e9e vraiment d\u00e9cevant sec et go\u00fbtant uniquement l'\u0153uf, tr\u00e8s loin d'un bon pain perdu ... On a peut \u00eatre pas eu de chance avec le service mais la nourriture ne trompe pas, et nous avons eu tous le m\u00eame avis, nous n'y retournerons pas.


Okay. Disregard anything else previously said. Driving in and around this airport is a N-I-G-H-T-M-A-R-E. Strange ramps that lead you in circles, easily missed turns, etc. Trust me, I've been compared to a human version of Google Maps, and getting lost is a once in a blue moon experience for me, but this airport has continually duped me. Looking for Terminal 2? Good luck.


Nostrano is our favorite restaurant in Madison. The sformato and quail were among the best things we have eaten in town. Brodetto and rabbit boudin blanc have also been good, but the smoked lentils beneath the quail should not be missed. For cocktails, we trusted our server's recommendation and had three glorious Fistfuls of Dollars. Impeccable service. Very quiet on a Tuesday night, with a beautiful view of the capitol.


This place is just really really ordinary. There's nothing spectacular about it. Nothing to complain about. It's just ordinary. So if you need sushi & don't want to worry about getting sick from fishy sushi, this spot will do. But if you want something memorable, I would go somewhere else. The servers were prompt, but still nothing significantly good or bad.


DO NOT COME HERE! I'm not sure why this restaurant gets the reviews it does. First off... salmon is not white... its pink.  We spent 25 dollars on the special that was far from special.  Dried out crab stuffed in white chewing salmon. Really?\nThe veal... don't get us started.  Chewy and I'm not convinced it was actually veal. The vegetables on both plates were not even luke warm.  \nGo to Babbo and spend a 3/4 of what we did.  What I'd do to have my 80 plus dollars back!  Summed up... just buy a tv dinner and save the cash!


I purchased a membership to the Phoenix Art Museum last year and I am very glad that I did.  Coming to the museum gives me a chance to relax and feed my soul with art on a regular basis.  The membership entitles you to bring another adult along so that is also a plus since it has given me a chance to introduce the museum to other friends and family members for free.\n\nJust in the year or so that I have been going it seems like this place is continually improving itself.  I have to admit that when I first moved to Phoenix I was disappointed at the museums here and I still feel like we are not up to par with other cities of the same size.  It is nice to see one art/culture venue that is striving to be better.  I have not been able to partake in all the events that they hold (tours, lectures, movie screenings, etc) since they mostly seem to fall on weeknights.  But I still have managed to see all the rotating exhibits (my favorite was the one on Cezanne and his contemporaries) while they are there.  It is great to have an excuse to get out of the 'burbs on the weekend and come enjoy downtown... or I guess its uptown... or midtown?  Anyway, I think they're doing a great job and this is a real Phoenix gem.


So my friend really wanted a bbq place on our way out of LV. And she's heard of this place and though it would have been good. No it was bad. The ribs i got were dry. The ends were really bad and we'd though that if we get closer to the center it would be juicier. nope so we asked is this normal for them. The server said no the manager said yes. What really pissed me off was when he said \"you don't know what dry rub ribs are like\" \"you don't know what smoke ribs is supposed to be like\"\n  Ok granted i don't work at a bbq and yeah i don't live out in memphis. But dam it don't assume s*** about me. When you cook at a low temp for a long period of time it's to keep it juice and give it some smoke flavor. Not dried out jerky! They would have gotten a 2 maybe 3 stars from me. But mister manager you drove it over the top with your insulting comments.


Empire Today was easy to work with.  The sales person, Richard M. was very professional and took his time explaining everything.  I originally had two jobs scheduled with them but end up with only one.  \n\nEclipse Flooring was the subcontractor who ended up putting in some vinyl tiles in the laundry room and two bathrooms.  They showed up on time and verified the material was right.  The job was fairly small but entailed a lot of work.  They had to remove the washer and dryer from the small laundry area which was a bit of a challenge.  They also had to remove both toilets.\n\nThe craftsmanship they displayed was top-notch.  The supervisor stopped by for a few minutes to ensure everything was on track.  The crew was very professional and knows what they are doing.  It is backbreaking work and I appreciated them taking time to ensure all of the old material was removed before putting down the new tiles.\n\nEmpire Today did everything they promised and a price I found reasonable.  There customer service department was very responsive when I had questions.  They were also very polite when I canceled one of the orders within the three-day cancellation period.  I would consider using them again in the future.


We took Wayne to All about Cats and they misdiagosed something on his chin that they called acne...it was cancer. By the time they agreed that it was not cancer it had grown so big. Poor Wayne. I am not here to bash All About cats but please do your homework and get a second opinion from other Doctors. RIP WAYNE 1992-2010


I've gone through too many accountants in my day, for some reason I just can't like them.  They are either too pushy, have no sense of humor or just suck at what they do. \n\nI was recommended to Paul from someone else and I haven't been happier.  I don't think anyone likes to see their accountant because it usually means that you have to pay money to someone, either to them or the IRS, but it's life.  Paul has always been there and has helped me with any questions I have and doesn't nickle and dime you.  \n\nHighly recommend Paul and team if you run a small business, or just want someone to professionally look after your taxes.


The Mirage is typical Las Vegas, glitzy and garish but in a good way.  I stayed there for one night on a recent trip but be forewarned the casino doesn't have any Wizard Of Oz slots (what no flying monkey bonus?)  The food is uber expensive in the hotel but the rooms are nicely redecorated with sort of a Laugh In retro feel and are pretty comfortable. My room had a lovely view of the parking structure and was at the end of the very long hallway, it was a trek to just get to the elevator from the room.  The went to the  revolution bar where i paid a pretty penny for a Jameson on the rocks but it was cheaper then losing all my playing video poker just to get a \"free drink\" \n\nAfter check in there is a very long and i mean LONG walk to the hotel elevators so get a bellmen to help you if you have any luggage at all its worth the tip.  The hotel staff was very  friendly all except for the valet, cranky is the word i would use. I had luggage and they basically  just park your car and get your car they wont help you with your bags ... at all... or maybe  the tramp i got just wouldn't help me. bitch i got tip money! \n\noverall it was just dandy there especially because i pricelined the room  and got a great  deal if i had paid rack rates i might not have been as happy.


First off, I got a gift certificate from restaurants.com for $25 off. So, with that, we had two entrees, one appetizer, two cocktails and the bill was only $20. I think Monday is also their half off night!\n\nMy eggplant parmesan may be the very best rendition of that dish that I've ever eaten. The sauce was perfect, the eggplant dipped in an eggy batter, was cooked to perfection.'\n\nThe other person with me had the veggie burger and it was not quite what was expected. I thought it was really tasty...kind of like a fritatta, but we were expecting something more like Burger Bar's veggie burger with big veggies, artfully arranged.\n\nThe fries were fresh tasting  and cooked to perfection.\n\nI scarfed down the Blue Cheese chips. They were kind of greasy, yet, I really scarfed them down, so they must have been good.\n\nThe menu has lots of dishes with truffle oil...that has to add at least a star.\n\nI'll go back!


shitty pizza.. shittier customer service.. do your self a favor and order from Big Boy's. Bitch.. I am a customer. Don't get all snotty with me on the phone for asking questions about your specials.


Service staff was a mess. Food presentation was poor. Food quality was poor - B.A.L.T. was soggy and oozing all over.


Very expensive. Unfriendly staff. Why can't you just sell me what I need. I should have known better when no other customers where there. Avoid this place there are many other affordable places to take your vehicle to.


This location is one of the worst! All the way from managment down, they nickel and dime me all the way!  I recommend avoiding this hertz location


This was a Yelp find!  I took my teen Son and invited 2 other families and we all were very very happy with this restaurant.  I've shopped in this mall mainly at the grocery side but never strayed far enough into this restaurant which is opposite the grocery store.  I only wished I did a better job finding my shumai -- missed it;0(  What I did have was great, the stuffed eggplant, cream buns, sweet rice cakes, soy noodles, duck, taro bun, and I'm sure I'm forgetting something.  I paid $22.00 for my son and I -- a reasonable price for good food.  Only advice is to go early on a Sunday, they open at 10am.  My friend got there around 12 and had to wait awhile.  They will honor your request to seat a big party so my friend and her fiance' graciously saved us seats - 6 of us.  Bring your appetite - fair warning you may have to wait so bring a holdover snack!  It is so totally worth the wait -- we will be eating there again and soon.  Loved it.  Family friendly place.  One more thing -- the menu is at the reception desk, take out is at the back of place at the long counter.


This place is cozy & nice. Atmosphere is good for date or gathering of friends. Our server was very nice in offering suggestions & being patient while we talked before ordering. She was good with water refills, checking on us after we received our food several times to ensure we were satisfied. \n\nThe food was good. Tried the salmon based on sever's suggestion. It had a delicious sauce. Our drinks were also very good, a moscato that had a very nice honey / apricot aftertaste. \n\nBecause it is cozy you may notice other tables conversations competing with yours, but it wasn't so loud I couldn't hear. All in all a great dinner.


I can't believe I'm rating the Las Vegas location higher than the original Brooklyn one, but then again I'm all about good customer service. The pizza here was very nearly as delicious as it was in New York, the waiter who served it was quick and genial, and the restaurant itself was clean (though a bit kitschy in all its obvious New York decor). I would definitely come back during another Vegas trip.


The worst cirque du soleil show I have  ever seen and definitely one of the less interesting shows I've been to in general.  I've seen Mystere, O, and Zumanity...all of which were awesome.  I brought my 20+ year old daughters and was excited for them to see their first cirque show as we go to the theatre regularly in DC and New York.   Such a disappointment.  Very little over the top acrobatics which I find fascinating.  I could have seen these same skills at the circus.  As far as the costumes..just plain weird.


Daylight Beach Club - Pros and Cons\n\nPROS:\n\n1. Great sound system.\n2. Amazing DJs.\n3. Sexy practically naked people everywhere.\n4. Great party, fun atmosphere.\n5. Logical, great layout. DJ up front and bar in the rear.\n6. Strong drinks.\n\n\nCONS: \n1. Guestlist lines. There is a STAFF guestlist and a PROMOTER guestlist. Two different lines... DUMB.\n2. Door staff was either completely douchey or very nonchalant.\n3. Tiny pool.\n4. Overly crowded.\n5. No ATMs.\n6. Only one bar in the back, it takes forever to get a drink or water.\n\n\nAll in all, Daylight is an okay space. I recommend parking in front of the convention center. It is quite a walk from the parking structure and/or valet. Don't complain about getting bumped from a comped table when you show up late. When they say you need to be there by 11, it means be there by 11, not 12. It is normal to be booted from your table when your bottle is finished. It's just good business. Why let you stay when someone else can be seated and they can be making 1000s. Come on people, this is Vegas, you should know better. Don't ding stars because of trivial things and because you don't know the Vegas ropes.\n\nAlso, I think that every Wednesday night when the space is called Eclipse, should be a night swim! When it's 100 out at midnight, the pool is just way too tempting.\n\nDrink/bottle/cover charges are on par with other spaces on the strip. Daylight isn't near as awesome as Encore Beach Club, but it's not too shabby.


I am incredibly disappointed in the professionalism of this Restaurant , my boyfriends parents were visiting family in Scottsdale for 3 weeks over the holidays and I thought what would be a nice gift but to purchase a \"localdines\" certificate for them to have a nice dinner and experience at this establishment... only to be told that when they arrived the \"rude\" manager denied their certificate, saying they no longer honor them!  \n\nThis is very interesting considering I purchased said certificate 2 days before Christmas , where they had no problem taking my money and there was no fine print stating any expiration date (I stand corrected, there was a use by date of 3/22/2015) in either case , for those that have no knowledge of this , according to the Better Business Bureau  any gift certificate purchased by an establishment still in business has to be honored up to 7 years and/or the face value has to be honored if it is a 2 for 1 deal ! \n\nAside from being in the business, cause 'everyone' states their in the business, however in this case unfortunately I am,  this is by far the most ridiculous situation I have ever encountered, now, after the fact Localdines reimbursed the money  for this certificate , in the meantime, Eddie's House comped 2 desserts and an appetizer, probably totaling $30.00, (most likely only after the Manager realized how off putting and rude he was being) ,  nice ? , yes... stupid ? definitely!!!!  \n\nThey would have been better off honoring the certificate, since the party of 4 most likely would have then stayed and spent more money , thereby praising how great Eddie's House is to dine instead of vowing never to return nor recommend anyone in the future, all this because of your carelessness in your offer and how rude  your FOH management staff is. \n\nIts quite possible that you could care less about people like me reviewing your Restaurant and most likely you have a thriving business, but as for me and anyone in the dining area , you will not be on the list of places to go!


Pizza below average, service and management bad.\n\nOrdered a thin crust sausage pizza and the flavor was lackluster to say the least. The dough did not seem as if it was cooked all the way. The sausage was alright, but the chewy dough didn't help the overall flavor. Also, when I bit down into my pizza, I bit into a piece of plastic. I informed the girl at the register about this plastic, and her response was just \"i'm sorry\". Not getting the manager and no show of concern. The overall lack of concern regarding that fact that I just bit into a large (about 2 square inch) piece of plastic perplexed me. I am usually a Rosati's fan, but not of this location.


I've been taking my dog to GVAH since he was 8 weeks old, for about 2.5 years now. I've been completely happy the whole time! Both vets are so nice and totally understand the \"pets as kids\" thing. They are very calm and are open to questions any time. Walk-ins are welcome and there is rarely  a wait more than 5-10 minutes, even on the weekends. All of their shots are $10 and the rest of their prices are very reasonable. I love these vets and won't take my dog anywhere else!


Had to drop my rating a couple of stars because they never offer the trout for the 3 course lunch special anymore.  The trout is what really made the lunch special great.


Hubby and I went here on a date night. Sushi was yummy and so were the drinks. We went on a busy Sat. evening and there was a DJ so it was a little loud not overbearing though. Makes for good people watching. Our waitress was sweet and knowledgeable about the menu. We'll definately revisit this one.


I tried Chinese foods here and they really suck!! BBQ meats not fresh, I had stomach problem after had all you can eat BBQ at this place. If you see any new menus in Korean restaurants, don't ever try them. This place is great example. They just started Chinese foods and they prove so well, they can't cook at all. You don't even deserve 1 star for this review. Go to Baek Ri Hyang (Island Style restaurant in Sahara Ave) if you want Korean-Chinese food.


Like the convenience and prices on some items. Disappointing that they don't take manufacturer coupons.  Some items are missing (low cal, low carb, etc)


Giving this place an extra star because our server was really sweet. We came with a large group of about 15 people and they sat us in the upstairs area next to a foreboding \"Max. Occupancy: 9\" sign. Luckily, we all survived the experience, but the service was exceptionally slow and the food was pretty disappointing. I thought you could never go wrong with fish & chips at a British pub, but mine didn't have any flavor at all. The server felt bad that we had to wait so long so she brought us all plates of \"chip butties\" which are just french fries on a buttered roll. Don't knock it til you try it... that was actually better than most of our meals.\n\nThis place does seem fun as a bar since they had Monday night football on and people were very into it.


I have a friend who has a story about looking for a bar in the Phx with her slightly flaky friend only to end up in someone's house that happened to have a neon \"open\" sign in the window.  I'm kind of convinced that news of this story was the inspiration for the Lost Leaf at its new location.  It would be hard for you to convince me of anything less idiosyncratic.  They have a pretty rocking selection of bottled beers, interesting art displays, an awkwardly placed restroom which makes it pretty easy to mess with people (which is always fun), and it isn't too far from modified.  Crowded on FF's?  Oh hell yes.  And a fine place if you're going on a date and you're skeptical about it -- because at least you get to go to an awesome place.... which supports the dating philosophy I developed after meeting up with a dude who talked about his ferret a little too much:  Never go anywhere lame for a first date.  Because if the activity is lame and the dude (or lady as the case may be) is lame you will be out ten bucks for gas (in these parts) and MISERABLE.  Getting hit by a hail storm of women's shoes on the drive home should never be the only part of a date that you want to remember....but the shoe hailstorm is another story for another review....


After my visit to Thai Basil yesterday, I realized that Thai Basil means great food and lousy service. \n\nI really enjoyed my plate. I decided to try something I've never had and went with the Pineapple fried rice with chicken. There is also some curry mixed in. The dish was great. I do wish there was more chicken. There wasn't much chicken overall.\n\nI also sampled my wife's pad thai and was also really good. She was jealous of my selection though.\n\nWhere do I begin about the service? We were sat down promptly and then proceeded to wait quite awhile before the sever came back to take our drink/food order. Since this was a long delay we ordered our drinks and food at the same time. We waited for the food for about 10-15 minutes (which was fine), but guess what, no drinks still! Slowly, two plates come out, no drinks. A few minutes pass and my plate arrives. We ask again and finally our drinks arrive. WTF? \n\nThe server must have been new, inexperienced at handling a couple of tables, just bad or a combo of all of them. As I ate, the two tables next to us had to deal with similar experiences. The folks next to us had to wait about the entire time we ate to get their check. At least our payment only took about 5 minutes. \n\nI found the service provided unacceptable! One of the worst experiences I've had. I'm just happy the food helped ease the blow of the ineptitude.  \n\nWith better service this place can easily be a 4.\n\nI hope next time the service is better at Thai Basil, because the food is very good. Maybe I'll save myself the trouble and get take out.


Hit and miss. Some dishes were amazing. Others were average. I would go back tho. Great service.


Really great advertising, too bad you don't return your phone calls. Paid for 3 trips to rid us of ticks and fleas, you claim a 30day guarantee AFTER 3 paid trips, then don't return or answer calls (I guess your caller ID kicked in). \nTHats' ok, we used Bulwark who stand behind their guarantee on trip 1. FINALLY, we are getting relief from the bugs. AT $68 bucks a pop, you couldn't even get rid of the ants roaming around here.. \nYour how they say? \"get what you pay for\"


Great food and very attentive service. Martinis are always awesome. Next time I may try to save room for one of their desserts.


As good as Chinese food you'll find in Vegas with each dish for about $4.95 to $7. One can't go wrong. The decor is bare basics but a terrific cheap eats with great Hainan chicken.


I had my meal on the premises while with a friend (I usually take it home) and it was a pretty decent experience.  The store is clean and the staff are so friendly they make you feel right at home.  Thanks, PoS!


This exhibit was lovely and the people who work there are all REALLY nice and helpful/knowledgeable, but it is really really pricey. Adults are $18 weekdays and it is really a one hour kind of place. The butterflies are beautiful and the movie about the life of a butterfly is informative.


Very honest handyman highly recommend, very clean & takes pride in his work.\nThank you for your time Chris.\n\nSal


Not worth it.


Decided to try this place out after we saw a movie at the galaxy theatre. We just got one chocolate cake pop for $2.50 although it was good I thought the $2.50 was a little much.  I can go to Showboy BakeShop in Anthem and get an entire cupcake for the same amount.


Horrible!!!   Don't bother


My husband and I branched out to a new restaurant this weekend (Coronado Cafe in Phoenix) - our experience is why we don't like to branch out to new restaurants.  For starters, the host sat us and said \"we have a party coming in at 7pm; do you think you will be done by then?\"  After that warm welcome we found our water glasses had lipstick on them (both of the glasses).  We ordered the bruschetta (pretty good); my husband had the bacon/cheese burger and I had the meatloaf sandwich.  Burger was good, sandwich was very mediocre.  For the money and the food, we probably wouldn't go back.  The inside of the restaurant was very charming but that is about the extent of what impressed us.


I used to live by this place and still somewhat do, but tonight was the first time I went to this theater.  I had passes for an advance screening of True Grit.  We arrived about an hour early since this movie has been getting great reviews.  The parking was easy enough but getting into Ayrsley was the usual pain in the butt.  The theater is large and clean.  The seats are comfortable and the top row of seats has plenty of leg room for my 6'4\" frame.  The heat was cranked up to a hundred degrees before the movie started (maybe to sell more ice cream and Icees?) but they adjusted it.  Concession prices were high but not as high as Regal.  I'd go back to this theater if it was easier to get to, closer to my house, and offered a good loyalty program like Regal.  Another plus is that it didn't seem to be infested with teenagers, other than the ones working.


So I kept driving by his place a bunch of times so I figured I would give it a try . I pulled up and noticed this is a large ass reasuraunt good thing I went on a monday night, I got seated quickly and got a menu in hand. Getting ready to order will review shortly....\nStarted out w lobster bisque which was good there was enough lobster chunks to make it worth while to eat\n\nFor main course I got house salmon , portion was large and the shrimp was a nice touch they added to the dish\n\nOverall nice seafood place to take a date to and plenty of things to choose from


Great atmosphere, delicious coffee, awesome food. This is my default stop for coffee or a place to spend the afternoon. It can get a little crowded at times though.\n\nThe Thai Tempeh sandwhich is amazing, also try the cold brew coffee sometime.


I have stayed here on 2 different occasions and I must say both experiences were beyond anywhere else I have stayed on The Strip.  From the high-tech room, the cleanliness everywhere you look, to the staff and the food choices available, it's hard to think of any place on the Strip that beats Aria.  I brought family with me who had never been to City Center yet on this last trip and they were very impressed with the casino and amenities.  My husband says he thinks the Poker Room here is awesome as well.  Upon walking into this casino the very first time, I sort of didn't like it because it didn't look like any of the other casinos.  But as I kept coming back, I started to feel the energy and really enjoy myself here. The architecture and artwork around the entire property is amazing to look at, very different from any other Vegas casino.  The staff are excellent. Had the pleasure of having drinks at 3 of the bars and although they were pricey, they were delicious.... hey, you're in Vegas!  I especially love the beds/ mattresses and pillows they have in the rooms.  I was thisclose to buying pillows on this trip but I'll probably do that next time.  The vanilla scent when you first walk into the lobby can be somewhat annoying but I enjoy it and you can also purchase the vanilla scent sticks there to take home.  I will continue to book a room here in the future whenever I will be in town.\n\nI did have some trouble here and there with the wifi on my iphone, but hey, no biggie.  That doesn't take away from the sheer beauty of this place :D


Jodi is the best. I can't imagine going anywhere else now that I've found her! She is incredibly thorough with her cut and color and ensures that she understands exactly what you want. I've never been so happy walking out of a studio before. She is super sweet and personable too...an all around great experience! Love the online booking!


Oh. My. Word. It's been a few years since I left the Middle East,  but it's a little slice of local in here. The chicken is indescribably amazing!  So is the shawarma and the hummus....which isn't the canned stuff. So rude, I didn't even ask her name... but the lady who helped us was super sweet. So was the bakalawa. :) I'll definitely be going back! Super glad I work down the street!


I would definitely recommend this place.  Great place to get your breakfast, especially if you're tired of eating on the Stripe.  When I went on Sunday for brunch (arrived around 10:30), the wait was 40 minutes. Server was nice. \n\nRecommendation: Chorizo Hash, Andy's Sage Fried Chicken and Waffles, Tractor Driver Combo.


I'm sorry but the employees at this location are RUDE. I asked for help and they were upset because I interrupted their personal conversation. They want you to spend all your money. I asked if they had any deals and they rudely said \"No\" but then when I went to go pay for my stuff one of the workers allowed the customer who was  checking out next to me use multiple coupons. I bought an outfit for my Daughter while she was at school not knowing if she was going to like it or not and she ended up seeing something at a different store for half the price, so I went back the next day to get my money back (the male at the counter said I had 30 days to get a full refund with receipt) and when I went back the girl at the counter said she was only going to give me store credit. I said \"I don't need store credit, there is nothing here that I want to buy and the guy told me I can get my money back before 30 days\" She was very upset, started slamming things around, was very rude and she ended up getting so frustrated that she made another girl finish the transaction and she went to help another customer. I love Childrens Place but I will NEVER again return to this location!


Great place to come for a chill and tasty experience. The bartenders were awesome and spent time giving recommendations and letting us taste different rums and whiskies that were unusual for standard bar menu items. \n\nI got the Tangerine trampoline first: this drink was SO GOOD. fresh and complex and strong. Perfect.\n\nThe next one was my favorite: the Latin Manhattan. This ginger spin on the classic is a must try and was so good we wrote down the recipe ingredients.\n\nIf you need a break or want to grab a drink that will actually give you some bang for your buck, you should definitely stop by!


Pizza tastes good. But delivery is horrible. Pick it up yourself unless you want to wait 1.5 hours to eat.


This place is ghetto assf#*k! There are methers, prostitutes and scum that frequent this place, they do offer a AAA discount that brings the total to around $50 after tax. If you need a place to stay this will do, just don't leave your valuables in your vehicle.\n\nGood luck


Nightmare... I hate shopping in general but Marshall's finds a way to make it even more aggravating. You want to find something worth buying so bad that you spend way too much time trying. Nothing seems to be where it should be. Were there REALLY no women's/juniors shorts whatsoever being sold in the middle of summer? Because I walked around that store like an ass at least 6 times looking for some. And who's bringing back mom jeans? Cause that's all I saw as far as bottoms. After spending wellllll over an hour sifting through undesirable crap, you rush towards the register before your irritation becomes a threat to public safety and exit with a basic t shirt that may or may not fit, just so you can say it wasn't a total waste of time. And why do the metal handle parts of all the hangers in Marshall's, Ross, TJ Maxx etc all leave your hands smelling that same flavor of awful? What IS that? I probably don't want to know. Shop online or suck it up and pay more somewhere else.


What a great place to stay with your friends!!  Lucy Y suggested that we stay here. And what a great idea!! \n\nArrived with Minh D around 7ish. The place is pretty easy to find, not far from the strip and other things, the complex is not to big which is nice. Found a parking space by the check in office. Since Lucy was a doll and called ahead to let them know we would be arriving before her and David G. and that it was okay to sign in and get the keys. Office staff was friendly and got all the paperwork together fast, looked at my ID, i filled out the forms on who was staying in the condo with us, we were handed our card keys and directions to where our condo was located. But before we could run outta there, we were told to stop by the desk across the room to get our parking pass. Oh god here is where the \"fun\" started:\nAs soon as we walked over to the other desk we were greeted by Jeff who tryed his best to sell us on getting a time share, not taking NO for an answer he then tryed to tell us there was a meeting the next morning at 11:00am and that their personal chef would be there cooking everyone breakfast who was attending. Trying to be nice, we both said we would be having a late night with our friends and probally wouldnt make it. Jeff then said he would give us a call to remind us about it, he even gave us a welcoming present of assorted samples (razor, craisins and someother stuff i cant remember). Ugh!  We finally got our parking pass and booked outta there as fast as we could!\n\nFinding our condo was a tiny bit confusing because they didnt mention it was around the corner and down a little bit. Keep in mind this complex doesnt have any elevators, so if your on the 3rd level your going to be hiking up 3 flights of stairs (which we did)!! No worries got our daily/nightly cardio in!!\n\nOur condo had 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, a living room with plenty of seats, a pull out queen bed (murphy bed), TV/DVD player, Boombox with an ipod dock, a full kitchen with everything we need just incase we decided to cook or bake there, a laundry room, and a balcony that had a nice view and best of all air conditioning which we all froze on the second night!\n\nLucy and David's room was nice with a King size bed, a full bathroom in the room, large closet and a TV.  \nOur bedroom had twin beds (no worries with some quick thinking we pushed the beds together to make a bigger bed!!!) The closet space was enough for two people to share. The other bathroom was just outside our room to the left, again plenty of space.  The kitchen was across from our room (score).\n\nWas super impressed that the complex was quite at night. I would stay here again the next time we are all in town together! Thanks Lucy for such a wonderful place!!


The Market By Jennifer's is one of my recent favorites. Today I tried their special of the day: steamed mussels in a coconut curry (I think) sauce. Delicious! Service is always very friendly. Wine list is short but well thought out. I have tried a couple of their nosh boards and the salad nicoise before and they were all very good. Next time I will try to leave some room for dessert!


There are some good things here to eat.  The gobi manchurian is off the hook.  The Palak Paneer is really good.  However, there are some serious health code issues going on with this place.  Things are old, were cold when I get them and were buffet items from earlier in the day.  And there are cockroaches.  I had one in my food.  Unfortunately it was in the last thing I ate.........barf. The vegetables in my curry were obviously frozen from a bag.  Things taste microwaved.\nService here is kind of crap.  I saw another table get their food before us when we had ordered before them, and when we got our food things came out with 5 to 7 minutes between.  Its really awkward when I have to wait to eat and let my food get cold because were waiting for everyones food.\nAlthough the food is good, I won't be coming back here.  I am afraid of getting food poisoning, and the roach left me thinking about what other nasty thing I could have eaten during my meal.


I stay here almost on a weekly basis. for business  Here's what I think:\n\n+ Staff is really nice and accomodating.  I especially love the Club Lounge staff (Esther and Gloria).  They are really the reason why I keep coming back.  When I'm sick, Gloria takes extra good care of me and plies me with orange juice or a Sprite.  \n\n+ It's relatively close to Mill Ave and close to the fwy.  \n\n+ The pool is nice and big.\n\n+ The room is ALWAYS clean.  I have never had a problem with insects or things being dirty.  The only incident was just one time when they left a cleaning rag on the bathroom floor.\n\n- The AC units suck and are loud.\n\n- The gym is really small (two treadmills, two ellipticals, two bikes, one weight rack) and hot.\n\n- Club Lounge breakfast and evening apps are ho-hum.


Decor and atmosphere was awesome - great environment. \n\nBarbecue shrimp: tasty pop of flavor, 5 on a plate. Good starter.\n\nFishermen's stew: this just tasted off. It was too sweet and too bland. Felt like someone forgot the salt. Tiny portions (which was good in this case).\n\nDesserts: bread pudding was pretty good. The consistency and flavor is what you would expect. Colleagues got the chocolate cake (meh) and banana cream pie (he said it was great). \n\nOverall not impressed, won't be back.


I was actually at the Staple's next door, but had seen this place several times before, and was curious enough this time to stop in, not knowing at all what to expect.\nI was here in the early afternoon, and it was plenty busy, but nothing like the megacrowds that others are describing. Probably depends on the time/day.\n\nI didn't get a chance to experience the aggressive customer aspect, but most likely because I wasn't shopping in the women's section, and 95% of the other customers were women, who did look a bit frenzied. The 4 or 5 men in the store were, by contrast, subdued.\n\nI will have to come back again when I have more time to explore what they have, but to say I was \"impressed\" with the selection of (men's) shoes would be understating it. It was wingtip heaven in there! And unlike many of the items in this place, most of these shoes were in great condition. The worst thing to have happened to any of them is maybe a missing lace or two, which is an easy fix anyway. I came out with a $30 pair of Maison Forte boots which have no imperfections at all, and were originally $215.00! (I should add that I'm not designer/brand aware at all, so I'm mostly impressed that the shoes are gorgeous, and don't so much care about their brand names).\n\nWill definitely come back, even if just for more shoes! :)


This is convenient if you're staying at Delano, but its definitely not a place to trek to. \n\nI ordered a cheese panini and it was just okay. The sandwich was haphazardly put together. The bread was just decent and the cheese was just okay. The small side of tomato soup was good. \n\nThe fruit side had a chemical taste to it and I just couldn't eat most of it.


This place is a craphole. My friends and I have gone for a 2 AM breakfast a couple of times (I know that seems weird but it's cheaper than eating at the diner that caters the breakfast!) and the people working there are absolute dicks. The girl at the front door acts like she's the hottest thing since sliced bread. The girls that walk around are bit*hes unless you're throwing wads of money out. I jokingly told one of the girls that my friend wanted a lap dance and within 5 minutes he came back really mad. He said she danced and he handed her $30 and she said \"NO! It's $60!\"  That's crazy considering the girls don't even look very good! Maybe I'm biased because I'm not a strip club kind of guy but this place is a bad way to end a good night


As I came into this quaint little place with a loud soap opera tv show being played in the background, the fresh and wonderful smell of a hot cup of Cuban coffee brewing and an old lady that looks alot like my grandma in bedroom slippers sweeping the floor, I knew right then that I came into a gloriously authentic Cuban hole-in-the-wall in the midst of all the noise and hype of the usual Las Vegas. All men and women must try this little piece of HONEST and downright DELICIOUS rustic cuban cuisine.\n\nAs I ordered my food, I realize that I am still in shock..Am I in Miami?... Nah,not even..Almost felt like I was in a Cuban city rather, before food rations and lack of resources were constant in the country, of course. Which is a shame, by the way, because Cuban cuisine is one of the most flavorful and tastiest kind of food that you will ever eat!!\n\nThey brewed my cafe con' leche (coffee with milk) just as I liked it, as my own mother used to make it, with extra sugar too as ordered! Thick, sweet and very satisfying. As you are reading this review, you are now obligated to try the Cafe con Leche, extra sweet, just for me. You will not regret it either!! \n\nThe Pollo Fricasse was very generous and tasty; tender and moist chicken breast with chunks of seasoned potatoes and spanish olives in a red, zesty stew. Goes great with some creamy black beans and white rice. I ordered some fresh avocado with marinated onions ('mojo' or 'mojo de cebolla';not listed on the menu, you just gotta ask for it, it's a cuban thang) on the side to compliment the already-rich taste of everything that I was delightfully shoving into my mouth!! I also ordered a pineapple soda (Jupi\u00f1a) with my meal, a common fizzy drink in Miami that is by far the best pineapple soda I ever tried..EVER. \n\nNext time you make a trip to the big ol' Las Vegas, avoid those overtly expensive and gawdy restaraunts for once and give this rustic gem a try. 'Florida Cafe' and all the other more hyped and obnoxious so called 'cuban' or carribean joints in LV and The Strip have nothing on what is truly honest, humble and simply good grub ESTILO CUBANO!!


If I could give ZERO stars, I would.  We stayed here for our Las Vegas wedding. We planned on staying 5 nights....\n1) day 1, they did not have a room for us. I made the reservations back in April.  So we got a different room with the promise that the room I reserved would be ready in the morning.  IT WASN'T!  So we stayed in the other room the remainder of our stay. \n2)housekeeping is a joke. Day 2, a trash can , sheets, and towels were left on the floor next to the door...I was confused, so I found a housekeeper and asked why they just left it, she just looked at me like I was crazy.  I finally said \"do you want me to make the bed myself?\"  Her reply was \"could you?\"  Uh no, that's what I paid you for.  Of course, I didn't say that.  I just said \"if you don't mind, we'll leave it there for you.\" \n3) first 2 nights, we literally sweated to death, it was 80 degrees in the room.  We finally called and they fixed it....but then we froze to death.  And couldn't get it turn off.  It was either feast or famine.  \n4) customer service was the worst I've ever had.  Rude housekeeping, rude front desk, rude concierge. \n5) the day of my wedding...at 1:45 our room still hadn't been cleaned.  I had a lady coming to do my hair and makeup at 2:00, so my fianc\u00e9 went to very nicely ask when our room was going to be cleaned.  The lady very rudely told him she had no idea. \n6) still the day of my wedding...at 2:45 housekeeping shows up as I'm getting my hair done. Which was fine, we tried staying out of her way.  She spilled water all over the floor and did not clean it up.  I stepped out of the room, the housekeeper turned off all the lights WITH MY HAIR LADY STILL IN THERE, after turning out all the lights, she walked out and shut the door... WITH MY HAIR LADY STILL IN THERE,  so I was locked out of my room with my hair lady still inside!  Uh.....okay?!  So I had to knock on my own door to have my hair lady open it back up for me!\n7) day 4....at noon, we decided we had had enough!  So I went to the front desk and said we were leaving a day early!  I demanded a refund for the last night and resort fees and the ridiculous charge we'd already paid on a refrigerator for 4 nights.  She knew I wasn't moving until I got a refund so she gave it to me.  \nI will never stay there again, nor will I recommend it to anyone!\nWe would've left earlier but with the wedding and all,  we decided to try to stick it out. \nDon't waste your hard earned money and time on this place. \nWe are simple people from Oklahoma and don't feel like we are entitled to special treatment but we've had better service at a holiday inn than we got at the stratosphere!


First impression: Not great. We had menu shock when we saw the dinner prices. Dinner for 2 here, will run you around $50 or more. For prices in that range with this atmosphere, it's appalling that they serve drinks in plastic party cups, and soda comes in a can.... No refills. Seriously. The food... Meh. I've had better for half the price... Actually a third of the price. Just because they were featured on food network, doesn't mean it's worth going to. In fact... Restaurants PAY THOUSANDS to shows like DD&D just to be featured.


This is good mexican food for phoenix standards (Im from SoCal) but just satisfactory overall. Serviice wasnt very friendly, but for the accomidations the the prices are reasonable.\n\nThe management made a bad decision for this restaurants value offering to customers. They should either be a fast food diner with cheap prices or an affordable alternative for dine in eaters with better service and atmosphere. They are somewhere in between and the concept just does not work well.


I can't believe it's been three years since my first review!  I have been coming here, pretty much every week since then for my endermologie treatments, I love them and is what keeps my skin looking great.  I notice the difference when I skip my treatments while I am in Oregon during the summer.  Debbie also does my Brazilian blowouts.  She does an amazing job.  I have curly hair, but with the BB it makes is so much more manageable.  I do the treatments every 3 to 4 months.  Debbie also does a fantastic job with my haircuts.  I am trusting her with a lot of my beauty needs.


Me and my friends chill here twice a week. Nader is the best bartender around. Great music, lots of tv's, and great food. I LOVE this place


Good food and big portions! I usually get their burger, which is very filling. It has a nice, casual atmosphere.


Best brunch in Madison and spectacular Bloody Marys. Lunch and dinner fare is tasty. Love the atmosphere, large number of big screens, and big beer selection.


Service crew is very slow.


Condescending staff at reservation desk, rude waitress \nGreat mac n cheese appetizer\nTuna tacos were overly salty and inedible\nSalmon was cooked well but the seasoning on the kimchi was odd and distracting \nVery overrated restaurant\nSpend your money at one of Pittsburgh's better restaurants with more considerate staff


I love Cafe Rio, it's great food and way better than Chipotle or other competitors. However, this location has hired some rude staff. They also apparently hate their online ordering system which I like using because I hate waiting in line. Both times i've ordered from this location online the staff member was rude, treated me horrible and made me not want to come back. The first time I ordered online I had a \"Free Drink\" and I asked her for my cup and she said \"you didn't order one, I then said yes I did it says it on my receipt\" and she replied \"oh yeah you do get one for free if you order online here\" and gave me a nasty smirk while handing over the cup. Which to me was like why do you care if I paid for it or not you'll still get paid either way.  But who knows maybe she is one of those \"I should get $15 an hour for working in a fast food joint\" employees. The next time I ordered online I was sick, all I wanted was tortilla soup and it's not like Cafe Rio delivers. So I ordered my soup and showed up at the scheduled time and I walked through the Empty line because people at tables were blocking the walkway to the to-go walkway and the employee then yells at me \"ma'am aren't you going to order first\" I explain to her that I'm here to pick up an order from online I just couldn't get through the other way and she looks at me like I'm crazy. She then opens the online ordering system and realizes no one paid attention that they had an order online to fulfill. She tells me it will be a few minutes and 10 minutes later of me standing there like an idiot in my PJ's sick and wanting to go back to bed, my small little cup of soup was ready to go. Luckily I paid by credit card online so I didn't have to pay so she just handed me the bag with a \"fuck off\" smile and didn't even wish me to have a good day. I wrote a letter to the corporate office and they apologized heard me out and sent me two free meal cards. I'm not sure if I should come back and use them at this location but I feel like I should that way they know that they are terrible and need to improve their customer service skills.


This is old-school Sonoran food. It's good! Hot sauce, chips, guacamole (though I think it has sour cream in it), enchilada sauce (both green and red), tacos, crispy cheese crisps, tasty medium-heat green chiles -- all good! \n\nThe only item that was lesser to my taste was the chile relleno, though the red tomato sauce on it was delicious.\n\nGive it a shot. There's a reason why this restaurant has been successful for so long.


Our property management team reached out to Gabriel's to inquire if they invoice for jobs in order to work with several of our  rental properties. The receptionist said yes and provided me with an email to forward a work order for review. Prior to sending the work order I sent the company our vendor expectations to review so we would all be on the same page.  I then forwarded the workorder-  Gabriel's made an appointment with our tenant (did not inform me about it) and when I inquired to be sure they had received all of our information and the work order I was informed that they would not agree to our expectations at this time and would be cancelling the appointment that they already set with the tenant.  When asked specifically what was unagreeable I was told \" we can not always get things done in 5 days\" they also balked at the idea of not being given approval while on site.\n\nWhen dealing with appliance repairs- you are talking about sometimes hundreds of dollars- if not thousands depending on if it requires replacement. Our team needs to get approval from owners to spend that kind of money- this is why we need estimates provided and we can not always give approval while the vendor is on site for the first visit.  Our 5 day expectation  simply means that we want the tenants to be contacted within 5 days of their receipt of the workorder (something I would have been happy to explain had Gabriel's asked for clarification) \n\nWe will continue to search for a reliable and dependable appliance repair company to service the properties we manage in the West Valley.


new remodel did them good.\n\nRooms smelled of smoke, even though it was non-smoking.  (room 1789)\n\nstaff were great though and the location is really good especially if you have a car.  Easy in/out of the strip area


I took my girlfriends Lexus in today.Right off the bat I notice that the here service is phenomenal, hands down, some of the friendliest dudes in the industry. The pricing was way cheaper than the rest and they didn't hike up the price after the service. Oh, and the timeliness was ridiculous! I was told I'd be there anywhere from 30 mins to an hour...20 minutes, BOOM, done!\nWhat Mexicans are to the moving industry, these guys are to the auto-mechanic world, excepts they all speak English.\nI'll definitely be back and recommend this place.\nBuen trabaj\u00f3 hombres!


I have been to all the Ah-So Sushi locations and this is by far the best one! Go to Mr. Kim and ask for a Mr. Kim #4. Best susji I've ever had!!!


very nice a little dated but all in all very nice. if only it was closer to my house.


Used to enjoy it here. Apparently they suddenly have a dress code. The owner walked past me, one of the bartenders, got my wristband from the guy at the door and paid another guy my cover and not one of them said a word about not being able to wear a hat. Right after I paid my cover an employee hassled me about it. Demanded my money back and left. Won't be back. I also used to like Images but reconsidering my patronage there as well since it has the same owner.


The wife and I had a pleasant dinner at Pinot during a recent stay at the Venetian.\n\nWe started by splitting an endive salad... they literally split it onto two plates, which was a nice touch, but the two halves were so small as to be almost comical.\n\nMy wife had the lobster for her main, and it was really perfect. She did her best to extract every morsel while remaining as ladylike as possible.\n\nMy entree was duck breast, and it was fairly good, but there was a thin vein of gristle that kept it from being among the best I'd ever had.\n\nWe ended up skipping dessert because of the richness of our entrees, but we did have a couple of nice glasses of wine. I've since forgotten the producer, but mine was a delicious Washington Pinot Noir, while my wife had champagne.\n\nOur server was very nice and patient with us, which is always appreciated.\n\nWe really like the atmosphere at Pinot--it is elegant without being stuffy.\n\nDon't expect to be blown away by the food or the value (this is Vegas, after all), but if you're staying at the Venetian, Pinot Brasserie is a suitable spot for a romantic dinner for two.


I have been here a handfull of times now an have yet to be impressed.  If you sit at a table expect the service to be beyond slow.  It has gotten better since they first opened but it is still not good.  On top of being slow I don't think I have met one friendly person that works here.  Most are not rude but just not friendly.  I recommend if you want a drink to go directly to the bar where the service is a little quicker.  They do have a small out door space which is nice to sit if you have a small group (no more than 4 people).  They do have a large beer selection so you are bound to find something you like.  However be prepared to pay, they are not cheap.  I am sure this is due to the fact that they do not serve food (you can order delivery from several local restaurants directly to the bar) so they are making all of there money on beer alone.  It is a really nice space and is well spread out so it never seems packed.  There are plenty of tvs if you are looking to watch the game.  All in all a good place to stop for one beer but not a place I would want to hang at for the evening.


There's a good selection of frozen drink options here.  The 190 Octane was average, but the Bellini was disgusting.  It was super sweet and tasted waaaay too artificial.  The prices are very affordable and it's worth trying.  Next time, I'll get something else.


Who doesn't like a country style breakfast? I'm such a fan of Cracker Barrel and I forget that I work right up the street from it (probably a good thing). My buddy and I were craving breakfast for lunch once again. I think we're on some unspoken quest for the perfect breakfast for lunch place. \n\nI am so glad we headed to Cracker Barrel today. I had \"Mama's french toast breakfast\". It should be called \"Mama's stuff you full because she knows damn well you ain't been eatin' right without her there platter\". It came with 4 slices of sourdough french toast, 2 eggs, your choice of bacon or sausage (I chose sausage), and of course I had to order a small side of the hash brown casserole. Of course. I washed all the artery clogging goodness with a large OJ. YUM. Everything came out hot and fresh and with maple syrup. Real maple syrup, y'all! My lunch buddy had the country breakfast that came with eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy, and grits! We were both so happy we were giggling like little kids in between bites of the great breakfast. For about the same price of another competitor's breakfast platter, we got a fresh baked, hot off the griddle and huge breakfast. I think we've decided that this is a favorite from now on! \n....or have we???


Their wait staff is terrible but what do you expect at a chinese restaurant,. \n\nSad to say but the proof is out there..\n\nThe place is not so clean.  Their seats are eh.\n\nFood comes Out quick and that doesn't mean it's pre cooked, Chinese food is just cooked fast.\n\nTheir prices are really good! \n\nThey have a late night five dollar specially I've yet to try but my normal orders are usually:\n\nJelly fish, roast duck, whole deep fried chicken,dumplings, BBQ pork fried rice, and of course their hong kong style pan fried noodles.\n\nI really love their HK noodles. They're my favorite in town over Joyful House.\n\nAfter their stint on dirty dining it's hard to return often.\n\nTheir hot tea is mediocre but again, their staff sucks.


The best black sesame ice cream ever. I had a scoop there and wanted a pint to go. Unfortunately there was only enough for one more scoop. So I took it.


Outstanding memories of this place...Valentines Day 1999...Absolutely first class service, highly polished cooking, but very conscious of its Southwestern surroundings, this place still stacks up against the best. If you can deal with amusing and effete clientele (bombed-out Barry Goldwater Republicans) then Vincent's well worth the expense.


What a wonderful surprise we stumbled upon. We stopped on a whim before the Garth Brooks show, not realizing what an awesome place this is. We were seated on the patio overlooking the lake and the wall of water. Immediately a team of servers went to work lighting our candle, removing extra place settings and assisting my wife with her napkin. We literally had five different people offering us outstanding service during the course of our meal. \n\nFor example, we order the meatballs and when they arrived, they were brought out by a manager who introduced himself, told us a bit about the meatballs, dished them onto our plates and then waited for our approval before excusing himself. We were treated to such remarkable service the entire evening. \n\nObviously we knew nothing about this place beforehand as we didn't even know about the impressive interactive shows that take place on the lake every half hour. The musical light shows were quite cool and left us entertained and impressed by the technological feats. \n\nGreat drinks. Wonderful meal. Outstanding service. Awesome atmosphere. A bit pricey, which is why I docked it a star, but of course the prices are on par for the Wynn.


This outlet location is okay. I liked that they had mens, womens, and kids clothes. I went during winter and they had a good amount of sweaters and jackets. The prices were reasonable but the store was pretty disorganized. Not a bad place to shop if you already know what you're looking for.


HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. I ordered from this place one night pretty late maybe about 1:30, after about a little over an hour I still didnt receive my pizza, so I called the store and they had the driver call me back, I stated my address as clear as possible, \"SOUTHERN AVE\" and this genius delivered to \"7th avenue\" really? why the hell would anyone order from somewhere that far away? Never got my pizza because they were closed by than, did I forget to mention that they had charged my card for it too? never ordering from this rat hole again.