If you're looking for any semblance of \"authentic Asian food\" then turn around and run the other way. Never have I been so disappointed by an Asian restaurant-- seriously, even Oriental Express is more authentic than the shit they serve here. Every single time I ordered a noodle dish, I've been shown a new way in which that food could be horribly disgraced. Overpriced, overrated, and I absolutely abhor the decor. \n\nThe decor is cheesy as hell-- why do I want to look at stock photo images of people touching my noodles in ways that violate all kinds of health codes? It just makes me wonder what passes as \"sanitary\" in their kitchen. [And other colorful imagery of people rubbing noodles on various body parts]\n\nPad Thai: a sad pile of overcooked rice noodles with a wretched, bland peanut sauce that sits on the noodles to create that sad dog shit dish you've always wanted. The exact opposite of an authentic pad thai dish. Pathetic doesn't even begin to describe it. I could smear peanut butter on dried ramen noodles and get a better experience.\n\nPho: well how could you really expect this place to create a beef consomme-esque broth with authentic viet flavors? Awful. I can't even.\n\nMy review may be slightly inaccurate because I haven't been there since people lied to my stupid freshman dorm about how great this place is, but if it hasn't changed since then RUN AWAY. GO TO ROSE TEA. OR ANYWHERE ELSE. SUBWAY. QUIZNOS. SAVE YOURSELF MONEY AND BOWEL TROUBLES.


When I was unable to open the front door to get into O'Aces, I should have recognized it as a sign that breakfast at O'Aces should not happen!  I pulled on the door several times, and then I walked out the entry way to see if there was another entrance.  No, there wasn't.  Back to the door.  A few more hard yanks and someone from inside came and opened the door.  I had gone brain dead over the fact that video poker bars/restaurants like this lock their doors for the overnight and morning hours as a precaution.  I never thought to look for the buzzer nor was there a sign anywhere saying to use same.  \n\nI did get in, however, and the first thing that hit me was the smell of cigarette smoke both stale and fresh and there was only one customer in the place.  From the reviews, I had expected some, but I got a full shot.  I walked into the restaurant area.  Under the Nevada Clean Indoor Act these places were to be separated from the smoking bar areas with enclosures.  They had the doors, but they were wide open.  Perhaps the the Legislature changing the law during its last session, O'Aces may not need to have the area sealed from the bar.\n\nThe waitress brought my menu.  There was a limited number of items on the breakfast section and I chose the 4 egg sausage and cheese omelette.  I got hash browns and my choice of toast was their sourdough.  Coffee was brought quickly and was refilled once during the time I was there although I was asked a second time.  Since I was fooling with my phone, the waitress asked if I needed more time before ordering and I said, \"Yes.\"  She left and then it was a wait for her to come back.  I think she knew I was a special case (see getting in the front door above.)\n\nThe order was placed and then I waited.  About 15 minutes later, when I was thinking that I had certainly made the wrong decision in choosing O'Aces, the cook brought my breakfast to the table.  He then looked for the waitress because I think he'd been waiting for her to come pick up the order.  Now, there still are only two customers in the place--me and the guy smoking and drinking at the bar.\n\nThe omelette was OK.  Nothing special.  It was like they cooked one small sausage link, cut it into small pieces, and then mixed it with canned cheese and put it on the omelette before folding and plating.  It was no 4 egg omelette.  I've made bigger with only two eggs.  It was filling and it got me revved for the Make A Wish Run so it fulfilled its purpose.\n\nI then had to wait a fair amount of time for the check to be brought.  There were still only two people in the place, me and...well you know who.  I put bills in the check holder and I got up and walked toward the bar where the waitress was in deep conversation with the guy at the bar.  That's what had kept her from doing her other work in a timely manner.  I handed her the folder, made my way to the door, pressed the button to unlock the door (see I'm eminently trainable), and out I was into the fresh air.\n\nI made a mistake going there and I knew it at the front door.  Live and learn!


We live within easy walking distance so Friday night we took a stroll up to the new ice cream shop. My wife and I split a chocolate chip and the kids had cookies and cream and something else very colorful. The chocolate chip had nice sized chips but the actual ice cream was lacking creaminess and sweetness , the cookies and cream was a good hit. We will try again but I might suggest adding more chocolate based ice cream flavors.


My sister ate here for breakfast twice and raved about the hashbrowns and sourdough toast....but we ate here for lunch and it wasn't hitting on all cylinders.  The chinese chicken salad (a signature they claim) was missing the vinegar...that had to have been a mistake.  Unfortunately we didn't have time to complain because we had a plane to catch.  They were really accomodating in meeting our tight schedule though.  \n\nThe sliders weren't bad but sure not as good as the kobe sliders at the Wynn.  The french fries are pretty good and they don't skimp.  It also came with a unique bread that was kind of crispy on the top - that was tasty.  Would go back to check out their breakfast.  (They also participate in restaurant.com which makes it half the price if you have a promotion code)


This place is great. Local hang out and cold beer everytime. The tortilla soup is to die for, go endless. Always a good happy hour Monday thru Friday  and fun to watch nfl games.


Fresh ingredients but my gyro was slathered in tzatziki sauce and devoid of any real flavor.  The falafel was kind of the same.  I'm not a big fan of the dumb down the spices for the American folk cuisine.


Bus load, after bus load, after bus load of kids with few adults to manage them.  Holy cow, what a disaster.  Throwing balls, running kids, and no adults from the schools nor enough science museum staff to manage it all.  This was quite an annoying experience, and hard to enjoy the exhibits.  They really need to get this under control.


I swear I rarely have fun at Vegas clubs.. There's just something so douchey about them.. Honestly, I'd be more inclined to have fun if there were just two requirements filled.. Space to dance and good music (no, not your typical top 40 crap).. The crowd tends to play second fiddle in this whole scheme, but nonetheless the play an important factor in the big picture..\n\nAnyway, I'm rambling cuz I don't really have a lot to say about this place.. Other than the fact that they played decent music, had space to dance.. but the crowd was full of 46+ y/o people.. Not cool\n\nWomp Womp.. at least it was free


How did I never review this??  Seriously. I love this place!\n\nI first hit CL at lunch with some coworkers when I was working down in the Strip.  They so raved about it - and they are not \"ethnic\" eaters - that I had to try it.  All I can say is \"oh my\".\n\nThis burrito was both quantity and quality.  It was overstuffed with rice, black beans, this fantastic Peruvian chicken, and cheese.  I realized immediately that this burrito was fantastically tasty and, unfortunately, too much for one lunch..... so I polished the entire thing off anyway.  It took twice as long to walk back to work as it did to get there.... but it was so worth it.   And, for less than the price of a fast-food burger, I was in burrito heaven.\n\nSo, of course, then it was a matter of taking DH there on a weekend.  We had been walking the strip for hours and were famished having skipped breakfast and lunch and it was late afternoon, so we ordered heartily - he got a burrito, I ordered a quesadilla, and we split a bowl of tortilla soup along with an order of nachos.\n\nI don't know what they do to their salsa but, damn, it is tasty.  It has such a nice light kick to it - not enough to keep your tongue burning, just enough to make it tasty - and those chips. I don't know. Maybe they dust them with crack cocaine - they are totally addictive.  I don't know what makes them so good but they truly are fantastic.  \n\nThe quesadilla was HUGE. And stuffed nicely with chicken, rice, black beans, and cheese .  1/2 of it came home and the teenager ate it later.  The tortilla soup was very good.  Nicely spiced.  Not too junked up with stuff (I hate when they throw so much cheese and strips on the top that you feel like you are eating the Mexican version of French onion soup).  \n\nHaving hit it several times since then for lunch, we made it down again over the weekend with DH and TS before the Pittsburgh Power game - and we heartily dug in and enjoyed our meal immensely.  \n\nThe waitstaff is friendly and fun - they are attentive and helpful when you are ordering.\n\nPrices are soooo reasonable.  There are not many places where you can feed three adults - with a lot of leftovers to go home - for about $10-12 a person.  And we could have easily spent less if we didn't want the leftovers - but what fun would that be???\n\nI hate to recommend this place because I hate to see it become crowded like that place across the street on weekends ;)  but I have to share this place - it is so good and they deserve to be a huge success.  So go and enjoy -


Parking was confusing.  I saw the place on the corner but where in the heck do I park?  I drove around and found parking in the back (on Ash).  They valid that lot so park there.  \n\nWe were greeted right away.  This place is HUGE!  We sat on the side that you can watch Mill Ave.  Pretty cool!  I ordered off the lunch menu:  CRISPY HONEY CHICKEN LUNCH (My favie) with brown rice.  It was ok, not sweet at all?  The egg drop soup was good.  The service from the wait staff was excellent.  I was just very disappointed in the honey chicken this time.  Sorry only 3 stars.


I enjoyed the amenities and it was exactly what I needed after a very stressful year.  I was already relaxed while waiting for my appointment and received a top-service massage and facial.  If you are having a facial and want to visit the sauna, jacuzzi or steam room, get there early and do it before.  I did not think about that and thought I would go after, but was told to avoid it after my skin treatment.  I enjoyed the wave room and salt grotto though.  I would take a swimsuit  to enjoy some of the facilities like sauna and steam room if you prefer not to be in a towel.  I would have given it 4 stars, but not pleased with surprise fees or add-ons, so be careful with unwanted add-ons.  For example, I did not request a collagen mask, but she put one on during my facial and then I was charged for it.  I thought it was a part of the facial, but was charged an extra $40 after an already expensive services.  I also had a coupon for a free add-on treatment from the Palazzo, which they acknowledged the coupon on the receipt and also attempted to charge me.  If we stay at the Palazzo or Venetian, I would definitely go back and take advantage of all the amenities there to enjoy, but know to watch out for extra services.


From reading all the reviews I was kinda freaking out about my flight but honestly people it's not that bad.  I flew from LV to San Diego.  I can handle anything for 1 hour.\n\nOne thing I notice from the posts is the displeasure of seating room and the extra costs.  The seats are tight - no doubt about that but you can add their roomier seats for something like $13 each way & they're huge.  I sat in the regular seats which weren't great but bearable.  I think you have to put things in perspective.  You get what you pay for.  If you want cheap air you're going to give up a little.\n\nAnother thing people complained about is the baggage fees.  If you plan ahead you're good.  Just pay for a checkin bag and you will have no problems. Also, you get a carry on item.  I had a back pack and no one said anything.   Again, this has to do with planning.\n\nI would say if you're looking for a short flight that is half the price of Southwest it's a good deal.  If not then you should book S.W. or some other carrier.  If you are looking for a deal and \"PLAN AHEAD\" then this is a good alternative or if it's last minute you can save a little.  \n\nNow that being said the worst thing I can say is I didn't care for the staff.  No smiles, little bit of attitude etc.  - oh and french accents for the whole staff (kinda annoying).  \n\nThe biggest annoyance is the people who sat near me and complained or made snide remarks about the extra costs and fees.  People - you have a choice.  This isn't some third world country where you only have one nationalized airline.  You can book somewhere else.  If you book it deal with it just don't get on a cheap flight acting like you're a priority first class passenger.  You're going cheap know your place.\n\nHope this helps.  good luck.


We went to Hanaya Garden today for lunch.  You walk in (past the jewelry, sword, and lucky bamboo sale displays?), order at the counter, and then pick up your entrees once their done.  \n\nWe tried the teriyaki chicken and hibachi shrimp.  Both were made to order, flavorful, came with rice and veggies, and included a side of shrimp sauce for dipping.  Although the entrees were $5.95 and $7.95 respectively, their drinks were cheap ($1.25 with refills) and you don't have to leave a tip because it's self-serve once you order and pick-up your meal.  \n\nWe sat by the makeshift waterfall (I guess that's where the \"garden\" comes in), watched a little of the news on their big screen TV, and wondered whether anyone ever bought any jewelry, swords, or lucky bamboo.  You wouldn't know that it's a retail shop, too, until you walk in; there's nothing outside advertising it.  \n\nSure, it's not high-class Japanese food, but it was fresh made and was enjoyable for a quick lunch.


I've been to District a few times - both for lunch and for dinner... It's a great place to meet if you are heading to the Herberger for a show or if you find yourself in the heart of downtwon PHX either hungry or thirsty.  \n\nThey make a great burger and have some really awesome happy hour deals on both food and drinks.  \n\nI will mention however, that the service isn't so spot on.  Most recently, I sat at the bar with my dad.  We had just over an hour to order and eat before heading to see ATC's production of Lombardi at the Herberger, so we weren't super rushed, but I also knew it wouldn't be the most leisurely meal.  \n\nThe bartenders didn't address us when we sat down.  After more than five or ten minutes, I finally got their attention and was told they'd be with us in just a moment... I went to the hostess stand to grab menus, and several minutes later, they finally addressed us and took our drink order.  We both went with burgers and I also ordered a Caesar Salad.  My salad never arrived, but I didn't mention it... I was just happy that our burgers came out with enough time for us to scarf them down before the show.  I will say - the burger was cooked just right and worth the wait!\n\nBottom line: From my experience, District is A-OK for their location and happy hour, but I probably wouldn't suggest it as a destination for the evening on its own!


I'm not really sure how to feel about The Grill. I do like that it's a local KW brand with two locations in the area, but aside from that, it's not really anything special. Once in a while, I come here to grab something quick, but it's certainly not one of my regular stops in the plaza.\n\nThey used to have a few veggie burger options: soy turkey, soy chicken and a normal veggie burger, but it looks like they've taken all but the standard veggie burger off the menu. I was a little disappointed. The veggie burger is tasty though, especially when paired with \"Grill sauce.\" The fries are decent, but the onion rings are too battery for me. The rings make me feel like I'm eating fish & chip batter straight up. Maybe some tartar sauce would go well with them. ha.


Great happy hour spot.  Very tasty food and cheap prices during happy hour.  Use the Yelp check in to get a 1 cent house shot, which is usually 5 bucks.  Love the steak tostadas and the margaritas are excellent.


Unfortunately the food did not meet expectations. I was excited about the individual dishes but the quality was poor overall. Dishes were not seasoned well and tasteless. The bone marrow bones were dried out. The breakfast buffet was odd. Got there at 8:30am and there were more dinner items then actual breakfast items. Could not help but wonder if it was simply leftovers from the night before. I love a good buffet but this was not.


Arguing with a fool only proves there are two!!!... a crazy lady will self destruct...trying to control everyone. And everything however just another duck....


You get what you pay for here. It's cheap so you that's pretty much it. They do have a happy hour but if you eat as much as an adult you might as well do AYCE.


Pre-fab fried food. Decor has character. The beer is cheap.


I see so many 4-5 star reviews for this place, but after trying so many menu items, it has to be about the burgers and my experience was particularly bland.  One of my friends and his girlfriend were raving about this place, since they came the previous month and told me that I had to come try it for myself.  We had the following:\n\n**Jalapeno Poppers: Now these are legitimately awesome, and would get them on their own.  Great taste, not to spicy and a perfect sauce.  \n\n**Fries (Truffle Parmesan/Sweet Potato/Regular): These were all delicious, as was their accompanying sauces. \n\n**Hells Kitchen Burger: So shouldn't this be the main event?  I was anxiously awaiting some crazy taste bud exploding moment of ecstasy that never came.  The meat was bland, the cheese didn't have much of a taste and I never felt like I tasted the peppers.  I did get it medium, so I was surprised that it was so devoid of flavors.  What happened to this supposedly insane burger?\n\nService wasn't good.  After we ordered, the waiter mentioned that since the burgers taken 30-45 minutes to make, we might want to think about some appetizers.  Great, thanks for letting us know.  We ordered three (3) appetizers, and they came out about 25 minutes later.  3-4 minutes after that all our burgers came out.  So much for getting appetizers to hold us over for our meal. We all had suspicions that our tab was intentionally  raised, but whatever.  \n\nSince we had players cards, we had a small discount on the food, which amounted to about $20.  He forgot to apply it, and he said he would after he ran our credit/debit cards.  He \"forgot\" yet again, until I explained to him that he had not ran our players card discount.  He did finally corrected it, but after I spotted it twice.  My party felt like he was doing way too many things on \"purpose\" to forget to apply the discount.  \n\nThe funny thing is that I did not want to say anything about my experience at BurGR with my friends since one of them really wanted us to go try it out.  It wasn't until we went to Fat Burger right before we were heading back home that two of my friends commented on how much better Fat Burger was than BurGR, at a fraction of the price.  And I completely agreed in not only cost but in flavor.\n\nI might try it out again, since so many people rave about it.  But I may have to share a plate in case I am disappointed again.


sleek, looking place, pleasant enough. hit it tonite for dinner with my sis and her two daughters ... i went with the combo ribs/rotisserre chicken w/ roasted carrots, sis had salmon w/ cous-cous,  chicken sammie for one niece, grilled cheese for the other, 3 of us had lemonades...no dessert - total cost $71\n\nthe food - kinda dull ...not bad...just ho-hum ...a cut above chili's, applebee's etc ...kinda pricey for what you get....


Wow. all i can say is disaster. overpriced food , small portions.. come on , 3 french fries with the burger? .. could go on about the food, buy why bother. \nService... not much to say there , because there was barely any. sat at bar. yea it was steady but the bartenders where like deer in headlights. not sure what the problem is there or who is to blame.


I have been coming here for a few years now and it is a great place to grab some quality Mexican food, and for the price, you can't beat it! I recommend the rolled tacos w/ guacamole or any of the breakfast burritos.


It is so hard to find a good mechanic that will not just try to take your money for nothing. This place is fantastic!  I was told somewhere else that I needed a tire alignment and instead of just selling me on it they told me or want necessary. I was in and out so fatty. No unnecessary waiting. I would recommend this place to anyone who will listen. BEST MECHANIC EVER!


I was really surprised that Vegas stepped it up and put a Steak 'n Shake in the valley!  I come from Chicago, where Steak 'n Shakes are all over the place.  They no longer sell the Tuna Melt, which was what I always ordered back then.  This particular Steak 'n Shake doesn't give you the extra large Oreo cookie to go with your Oreo shake, whereas they do so everywhere else I have been to.  \n\nLocated inside South Point Casino, there is almost always a line to get seated here.  We went around 11pm and  were seated right away.  Their food is excellent all the time and service is quick.


I have been going to North for 10 years. It once was a cool,layed back place with great service and food. The bartenders knew their regulars and there were a lot. Sorry Sam Fox. No longer true. It is so hot in there and the service is awful.. I asked if I could sample 2 wines. I was given a dime size of wine each time. I settled on Conte Fini Pino Grigio. A safe no brainer. Bartender opened the bottle then sat it down at the bar gave us 2 empty glasses, then left. She didn't even pour 1 glass. And the wine was warm. The pizza of the day was cheese and sausage. I asked if I could get it with out sausage but with a little basil on top. No I was told. It would cost a dollar. Ok I said. The pizza was like cardboard with crust. It used to be great. What happened? It was crowded so I guess they don't care.


This update is for breakfast only............  I have had breakfast here many times over the years and it has been great AND a good value.   I admit to only ordering eggs and omelets though.  I also haven't been to breakfast here for at least 6 months.\n\nThis AM i woke up and wanted french toast.   I knew that Davio's had french toast so it was the only place i wanted to go.  We were the first to be in the restaurant at 8:15 on Sunday AM.  The waitress was friendly and prompt, bringing water and taking our order w/i 5 minutes.  I couldn't wait.\n\nOur food arrived 15-20 minutes later.   The egg dish was fine.  The french toast was horrible.   The 2 pieces were very cool (temp)  with a chunk of icy butter on top.  I could neither melt or smash the butter....the toast  was no help.   I pushed the butter aside and poured on syrup.  \n\nThe cold toast was dry and chewy.  I looked to see if there was any egg on it...the only way I could tell was by the ever so slight cinnamon taste.  Couldn't see anything nor taste any egg.   Fortunately I order 50 cents worth of walnuts to eat.   I did not eat 75% of the toast.\n\nWaitress asked if I wanted anew one.  I declined because it took so long to get this one!\n\nI don't know if I will return for breakfast..............


This is an old alley way in a not fabulous section of the strip. It feels like a dirty alley all dressed up. It is way too skinny and basically a wind tunnel. \n\nWe went down to Linq to get some cupcakes from Sprinkles. We parked in valet which was amazing. The service I received with my two small children and a boat load of stuff was amazing! If every single valet was this good I would valet everywhere! \n\nThey have a nice little fountain next to Sprinkles with some chairs to sit and enjoy your cupcake or latte. They also have Ghirardelli and a Polaroid store and a Yard House and a few other places. \n\nFor me it didn't feel like all of this stuff should be in this place. It felt like they were trying to make something of nothing. I will probably be back but only because of Sprinkles and Ghirardelli.


Marita and now Michelle are my go to hair stylist!  They do such an amazing job on coloring my thick crazy hair.  \n\nMy hair never gets damaged and the results are exactly what I want. Thank you Marita and Michelle - love your work!


I will share - you can make your own judgement... \n\nCon:  My appointment was somehow \"lost\" \nPro: They did not charge my session to make up for the inconvenience\nCon:  It was very, very loud - the walls were paper thin and I could hear everything going on in the rooms around me, including a very rowdy staff meeting.\nPro:  Massage therapist, Joe, gave a very nice massage.\nCon:  Sales pressure to sign up going in and coming out


The food was below the standard I expect for a mom & pop breakfast joint. I had steak and eggs. Although the steak was tender, it was poorly seasoned - even A1 didn't make it tasty. The eggs were bland as hell and don't get me started on the \"ranch\" potatoes. If I go to a mom & pop for breakfast I want real potatoes not frozen packaged potato squares. They were simply dismal. The waitress was nice though.


Coming from the USA I am used to electronic stores. Stores were you can practically go and buy a robot slave to wash your dishes and get an artificial heart or something . And being somewhat of a nerd I love my electronics and was aghast when I relized there were not as many electronic stores in the UK as in the USA. Where would I get my parts for my super collider!!! well this little shop is about the closest I can come to , and you know what? Thats not all that bad at all. I can go in here and get a nice wide variety to choose from. They have a little bit of everything. Camera, camcorders, Apple products, printers, and tons of other stuff. Thank you for being in Edinburgh you cute little digital store and having lots of goodies. I need you so I can get my electronic fix on when I need to . I recommend this shop for you folks like me , its also a great little place to go wander and window shop!


Insanely good find!\n\nWe were visiting from out-of-town and staying on the strip, but decided to check out something a bit outside the \"normal\" zone. This place was rated highly on Yelp, and so a taxi-ride later ($20), we were there. Where \"there\" is exactly is hard to say for us, and we had to look around to find the exact location of the place (it's in the middle \"island\" building on the right). It's located right in the middle of some Korean restaurants, and is definitely not your standard \"strip\" business - it's not at all notable from the outside.\n\nThe inside is another matter. We chose to sit at the bar to watch the itamae at work, but we liked the set up of the tables and the main room. I was immediately intrigued by the aquariums in the back that housed live flounder, prawns, and abalone. I inquired about the abalone (it wasn't on the menu), and was a bit taken aback at the price ($25), but ordered it anyway due to the fact that we were on vacation, and I couldn't recall ever seeing it on a menu before. It was fantastic - very nice, firm, texture and a very oceany- (almost uni-like) taste.\n\nI decided to have some of the prawn, too (also not on the menu), and was very pleased with that, too. They serve the prawn raw, first, and after you've had the tail, they then tempura-fry the head. It was extraordinary!\n\nWe had some other dishes, too: some of them ordered by us, and some of them presented to us by the owner (we ordered a few things that weren't in-stock, and I think it was a very nice and appreciated gesture). Everything we had, from start to finish, was just excellent: fresh tako, hamachi, and unagi sushi, and a HUGE \"special\" maki roll. The sake was good, and reasonably priced too. I was so full by the end of the meal, I couldn't fit any uni, and that's a first for me!\n\nThe only (very minor) complaint I have is that they didn't have closed-captioning on the TV's. \n\nI highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a fantastic meal of sushi in Vegas.. It doesn't have the ambiance of a Tao or Koi, and it's not a teppenyaki place, but that's not what I'm looking for in a sushi restaurant anyway. We spent over $50/person (because we wanted to..the food was GOOD!) but could just as easily have spent $25/person if we wanted to be more wallet-conscious.\n\nWe'll definitely be going back the next time we're there!


What horrible service.   I absolutely LOVE the sugar at Paris, by unfortunately this location was a huge disappointment     It took the hostess several minutes to even acknowledge me standing right in front of her.    After not getting any service for ten minutes after being sat, I got up and walked out. \n\nI mentioned this to a manager on the way out and his response was \"oh, I'm sorry, we're very busy\" and let me walk out. \nNever coming back !!


Expensive and not that good ..the food is kind of bland. Being Jamaican myself they could do so much better. Will not be going back unless it's for something they don't cook. I was not impressed at all.


I was extremely satisfied with my waxing services from Nadjege. She was thorough, practiced clean techniques including no double dipping and she was amazing at removing in-growns. Her home is beautiful, clean and very private; I felt very safe and comfortable there. Her prices are ridiculously affordable, especially for the quality of service she provides. Also, I was so relaxed I could barely stay awake and nearly fell totally asleep during waxing - that has never happened before! I have already made my next appointment with her.


I went for their lunch buffet and was expecting a buffet. It was a few dishes and the honey chicken turned my mouth into a glue trap. Haven't been back since.


Horrible service and gave our food to another table


I have been eager to try this place but it ended up being an expensive waste of my time & money.\n\nOrdered a 16oz triple pumpkin americano... $4.20 and after the necessary tip $5.20.. for an AMERICANO! Being a barista myself I was feel necessary to tip at least a buck, today, I feel ripped off!! My coffee barely a touch of pumpkin (maybe that much), the coffee wasnt so great and the service was very unfriendly.\n \nThe atmosphere looks like this place has great potential, so bummed!


Oh dear, what can the matter be?  EVERYTHING!!!  What a train wreck of an experience.  First, very difficult to find.  Unfortunately, we found it.  The place was empty at 7:30 while all other nearby Borgata restaurants were full.  That should have been a clue.  Had a Deal Chicken certificate so we had one appetizer, two entrees and two non-alcoholic beverages.  Appetizer was an overly toasted cardboard-like english muffin with some cream cheese, avocado and sundried tomato.  They said Bella! Bella! Bella.  I say, insipid.  Raspberry Lassi drink was good but strawberry spritzer was not.  Two glasses of warm water were delivered.  I asked about ice and waitress said she'd see if they had any.  Had any?  Really?  Salmon entree sounded good on menu but they were out.  Tilapia sounded good but they had no tilapia and were substituting sole which was very fishy smelling and tasting.  Supposed to be served with millet but they were out and substituted brown rice which looked like a very pale, pasty, tasteless grool.  Single fork wrapped in paper napkin.  No spoon, no knife, no salt/pepper on table. Sign on door written in crayon said that there might be some delays since four staff left suddenly.  Smart people.  They abandoned ship before the sinking.  Glad I used the Deal Chicken certificate now because if I waited much longer they will surely be deservedly dark.  Can't remember laughing so much and so hard over such a terrible dining experience.


Nothing but noodles has a great selection of noodle dishes. Everything from Japanese to my Italian Favorites. I enjoy their spicy Japanese Noodles with Chicken. These guys also have bread sticks that are neck and neck with the Olive Garden.


Great service,  but a little over friendly . As for the coffee?  As expected.  After seeing the slushy style  drink menu with extra large sugar packed concoctions when I drove into the drive thru, I immediately wanted to reverse out of the line but it was to late. When u pulled up I wanted to keep driving but remembered everyone tell me how good it was so I stopped. I ordered a cappuccino extra dry.  Service was nice yet the conversation was more than needed to be friendly.  Maybe I'm an A$$hole but i shouldn't have to tell you my life story to get a drink in a drive thru.  Make drink,  take money,  drive off.  \n\nAs for the coffee,  it was exactly like I hoped it would not be.  Gross.  I threw it away at home.  If you actually appreciate great coffee roasted properly and made skillfully,  this is not your place (or mine).   If you drink caramel frozen whatever  or chocolate sprinkle fraps 32oz extra whipped cream,  this IS your place! \n\nI'm sure they make amazing blended flavored concoctions that please the broad audience.  Combine that with great friendly service and you get 3 stars from me. I can see the appeal.  \n\nIf on the other hand you truly like high quality coffee,  skip this.  It's unfortunate as there is nowhere in Surprise that offers such leaving me stuck at Sb -  the only half way point.\n\nI tried Dutch brothers in tempe one time years ago and swore to never return.  After much hype by friends I was pressured to return.  This was the last time.


ordered online...got there at time I requested and they said they just got order. The pizza was burnt and the rest a wet soggy mess..when I talked to kitchen manager I was informed that it is the fault of ordering a thin crust and vegatarian. Yes they gave me a credit...Only an apology when I mentioned I had not received one,,,only excuses.


Got here at 645a, in and out ! Helps to come in early !


Maybe I should have got the chicken fried steak.  Because that steak I had was something else.  There was so much grease piled on top of my t-bone that I'm pretty sure I'm a likely candidate for the world's youngest triple bypass patient.  I'll admit, sometimes grease makes for good grubbin'.  But not this time.\n\nI went on a Saturday night and there was a little bit of a wait. But our server was plenty kind.  She completely forgot our order of fried okra, but I wasn't feeling too upset about it.


Pretty good hot dogs. I've been here a few times and the boston dog has a bit of a sweet and savory taste to it. The mac n cheese in the mac n cheese dog is very bland tasing though, I ended up scooping it off of my hot dog. The prices are pretty high too. The bread is definitely the best thing here.\nThey've also been closed at random times when they should've been open too... Out of the ten times I've tried to go here in the last month or so they were only open three times for some reason...


The actual facility and trip experience was incredible. However, the guide letting us in and our of our kayaks were sarcastic to the point of being rude. He joked that my friend was going to go under water if she didn't plug her nose, just by being pushed into the water and then upon exiting he told me to paddle as hard as I could into the dock to help him get momentum to lift me up. Not knowing better I actually did this and got a serious jolt. What if I had had back problems or neck problems? Not cool. \n\nThe water and scenery was beautiful and there was SO much to do at the whole center. We did not let this one idiot ruin our day. It is a little pricey so you have to make the most of your day there and get there early, but it is so worth it.


I'm not a big club person, so I heard there was an Irish pub in Vegas, I was there on my first night. Good selection of Irish beer. We had HUGE chicken pot pies served in a pail. Soooo good.


Not quite sure what all of the fuss is about with the Wynn Encore. The view from the 32nd floor was of the distant mountains, yes, but also of a Ross and some construction. Woo hoo. So yes, be sure to ask for a view of the strip, not the Ross!!\n\nThe decor is not my taste. Can you say gaudy!?? Gigantic butterflies tramp stamp the carpets and the chandeliers in the casino dangle ominously overhead  like giant red tarantulas waiting for their prey.  If you are a flaming homosexual male and listen to Cher this might be right up your alley but somehow the whole thing seemed ridiculous to me. All that money and you put freaken butterflies on the carpet?!  And the drapes? Oh no honey, the drapes do not match the carpet!\n\nThe room was ok. Everyone else was thrilled with it. I thought the furniture looked like it was covered in shellac- so what if you have remote control drapes?  The decor reminded me of the apartment that Ray Liota's girlfriend had in Goodfellas. PLASTIC. The bathroom fixtures were nice though.\n\nI too got pitched the players card at the Casino by a woman who said she would be back in 10 minutes after she got my info and NEVER came back. After hours of the damn card not working- I got $10.00 in free play. After several more hours on the machines, I earned 60 points which earned me nothing. The woman who gave me the card said I would get emails and text messages and up to 200 points just for signing up. None of that happened but at least they keep the drinks coming...for the most part.\n\nThe Wynn Encore did a decent job outfitting their cocktail waitresses in beaded skimpy dresses, (which also look cheap up close) but um HELLO where is the man candy?!!!!  It's time Steve Wynn wises up to the fact that women have money to spend in Las Vegas too-\nso hire some cute cocktail waiters and bartenders and let us have our fun.\n\nBotero was yet another overpriced Vegas steak joint where the difference between well, medium, well and medium rare is still confused and the waiter didn't ask how anything was until we were finished eating- didn't even bother to come by after the food was delivered and no, they weren't busy. My fifty dollar 8oz petite filet was something I could have gotten Outback except outback may have cooked it to order.\nNo thanks Wynn.\n\n I'll keep shopping around for my favorite Las Vegas hotel. The Wynn reminds me of a cheap pair of shoes- take a closer look and they scream, \"Made in China!\"


Well rude staff. Kitchen was dirty.  Waitress forgot my drink...twice and  the bun looked wrinkles and smashed, won't be back for sure.


I keep coming back here for their burgers but their drinks seem to be a miss which seems weird for a brewery.  I think they keep trying to be \"unique\".  Beers have been warm, cocktails are a huge miss.  I've tried several different ones.  One I deemed the worse drink I've ever had.  Even my husband couldn't drink it.  I didn't see it on the menu this last visit, maybe they realized it was bad.  It was a mix of 4 things which included their signature beer but none of them blended.  Awful.  This last visit I just wanted a house margarita.  Everyone can make a margarita, right?  Turns out it was their san-tan arita which had an IPA mixed into it.  Sigh.  That would explain the color and flavor I didn't enjoy.  We happened to go on a game night and they shut off sound to the game so the live performer could set up.  I love that they give performers a chance but felt bad for the guy that was victim to bad timing.  Maybe don't sign up a performer on game nights.  Choose sports OR live performance.  \nBut back to the 4 starts.  Their food has been great.  I crave their burgers AND fries.  I'll just plan on not ordering any of their drinks from now on.


Skip this! \n\nIt's not worth it! My friends and I wanted to go clubbing the first night we came to Las Vegas. We originally wanted to go to LAX because we were able to get coupons for the whole group for $5 entry per person. On our way there, we were stopped by a promoter trying to entice us into going to Cathouse. He was able to get our whole group in for free (7 people, 5 guys, 2 girls) and we found out why it was for free the moment we walked in. \n\nIt was completely dead. -_-... ridiculous! the music was playing extra loud even though there wasn't many people in there to begin with. Even though it picked up a little bit. \n\nThe drinks there was the only plus to this place. It was fairly cheap in comparison to all the drinks in Las Vegas and the bartenders there actually made the drinks really well! Props to the female bartenders, sadly, the drinks were the only thing that kept us in the place.


We've been coming here for years. It is a bargain if you have the coupons that are available in the mail or online.\n\nThe past couple times, I have noticed a downward trend of quality. recently, some items were added to the \"upgrade\" section. For almost $11 for dinner, I would rather pay an extra buck & just have as much chicken as we want. Not for $2.49 & only one 3 or 4 oz serving!\n\nThe soups are fairly good quality. The chowder & the potato leek soup alone made a star on the review.  \n\nThe pasta dishes have dropped badly in quality. Fazoli's had better pasta - and that is a fast food place! I would like to see a return to basics on their pasta. What's the use of sausage & peppers if you cannot get the pasta right?\n\nFor a salad bar restaurant, Sweet Tomatoes has a very poor selection of fruit. Watermelon, pineapples, & cantaloupe should be standard, plus maybe one or two others. They had bananas and apples! Wow how imaginative for the price we paid. Not. \n\nThe selection of hot tea is quality. Two different red tea selections. The pomegranate green tea was tasty. BTW, it is the Republic of Tea company, not Lipton or Nestea. \n\nJason's Deli does offer a better salad, where a soup can be bought for $1. Maybe we will give Sweet Tomatoes another chance in a few months. But it is no longer the go-to place it once was.


I think this location obviously has some kinks to work out but otherwise our meal here on opening day was nice. I'm a big fan of the location in Mesa and didn't like the food quite as much at this new store in Phoenix. I can't pinpoint it and I'm not sure where the difference was but my typically veggie salad just didn't have the same wow factor. Having said that, the customer service was great and all workers were extremely friendly. This goes for both locations but I take issue with places that charge extra for something like sour cream. Overall an OK experience, will return after they've ironed out some issues.


I have a hard time picking between this and Mac's Speed Shop for best BBQ in the city. Midwood is really close to my condo so I usually go here. \n\nOddly enough their pulled pork is my least favorite thing here. But literally everything else I've had on the menu is out of this world. Bacon wrapped jalape\u00f1os... umm YES. Brisket is phenomenal, BBQ chicken isn't run of the mill chicken at all, extremely flavorful and different. Just thinking about the smell of this place makes me hungry.\n\nTip: if you get the BBQ chicken instead of the mustard based BBQ sauce ask to get a few different ones on the side so you can taste them all.


I had my sons 3rd birthday party here and the kids enjoyed themselves but the woman owner made it very uncomfortable for everyone. I felt like we were being watched like hawks. And when the balls would come out of the play area she would pick it up to throw it back where it belonged and told the kids they needed to keep the balls in the play area. Its a playground for christ sake. I spoke with the other parents and they too felt very uncomfortable because of this woman owner and workers actions. They charged us $240 for 15 kids which is actually suppose to b for 20 kids but it's a flat rate so we could not get reimbursed for the 5 kids that we didn't have RSVP for. I will never ever go back to this place again. Id rather go to the park where my kids can play freely and I can feel very comfortable.


I went in and asked if I could get my computer that was repaired. The employee responded with, \"I don't know, can you?\"\n\nHis response was rude  and very uncomfortable. He then made me wait for 25 minutes as he continued to just stand around. \n\nOnce again, terrible experience. Do NOT go to this store.


Their kitchen closes way too early !  \nLay-out of the whole place isnt good and needs to be improved.\nThere simply is something wrong with the over-all lay-out of Marcel's that doesnt make you feel at home. \n                         Rest rooms arent maintained. Always strewn with paper all over. Everything inside is Boring and DULL!\nThe place needs MAJOR MAJOR SURGERY!\nMy guess is the business is probably out for sale. To say this place sucks is an understatement!


Not very impressed. The crust tastes like something you would get from a bargain frozen pizza. The sauce was not very flavorful and didn't have any spices to it. I had to add a bunch of crushed red peppers to get some kick into it. The cheese was good and tasted real, but the mushrooms seemed like they were from a can. $23.78 for a 13\" medium pizza to go, was way more than this was worth. Disappointed.


I know all y'all care about is what to order, so ima get right to it: Brussel Sprouts, Buta Shishito (not spicy), Crudo (probably my favorite dish), Sake Orenji (extremely refreshing), Pokuyaki, bluefin tuna, karaage, carafe of sake sangria, & GREENIES (I would come here just for the dessert).\n\nApparently their HH has changed from 5p-7p to 5p-6:30p so get there early! We arrived close to 6p on a Tuesday night (during Magic convention week, mind you) and it was empty, score!! Service was prompt, friendly, and conversational. We had Charlie as our server and he was awesome! I almost want to ask for him next time we go. Everyone was super friendly and involved in our experience, cleaning, recommending, etc. \n\nHonestly I keep thinking about this place and plan to bring every single one of my friends back. Mad love to Yonaka.


I wentt to this location because my hubby and I were running errands and had lunch in this same area and had more errands in this same shopping area.  My hubby surprised me by suggesting to get a pedicure.  I can never say no to a pedi, so we ended up here because of its location.  I should have Yelped it first though!\n\nThis is your average strip mall nail place.  Nothing is special about the joint, the service is average, the massage chairs have no cushion left, and over all the feeling is just plain meh.  \n\nWhat got this a 2 star in my book is that they charge you $3 extra if you want to pay with a credit/debit card.  They try to push you into using a scary looking ATM that is hidden at the back of their store.  They keep telling you it is only a $1 fee to use it and won't quit pestering you about it.  We had to say no 4 times before they would take our credit card, because there was no way I was using that ATM and who carries cash around anymore these days?  It just seemed super shady and made me feel uncomfortable.  I don't know if they just don't want to pay the credit card servicing fees, which on average are about 3% or have something going on with the ATM or what.  Bad business, in my opinion.\n\nThis is definitely not and will never be my go to place and I really don't have plans to go back.  If i do end up here, it will be because of the location to many of the stores we hit on our weekend errands and my hubby surprises me again with pedicures, since I am physically unable to turn my one true love (pedicures) down.


I love D'Lisa!!!  She is great, personable, professional, efficient, and accomodating.  If ever a waxing job can be painless, she's doin it!  \n\nNew to the area and horrified of more bad experiences, I drove an hour to get to her and it was worth it!  Now I'm lucky I live right up the street!


By far the worst place to take your kids. This was our first season of indoor. Coach NEVER showed up for practices. And came running in late to every game. Games where always running late and with there email system. They never bothered to tell anyone they were running 2 hours behind!  My son played against kids that were 2 yrs older than him! Other games were club teams. He's never played indoor!Any complaint was directed to the kids working there. All they want is your money and they are getting it! DO NOT GO!


....and boy are my arms tired!\n\nComedy clubs are easy to review when focusing on the club itself, and not the talent.  You could be in the perfect comedy club and see a horrible act, just as you could see something amazing at a dive bar's open mic night.  \n\nThis \"club\" is really  a conference room that has been converted into a comedy club.  The staff sets up chairs around the room for the patrons the night of the show, adding seats when needed.  There are a few VIP couches, but since this intimate setting is quite quaint, there really is no reason to pay the high price for them.\n\nThere are two waitresses who run around frantically trying to fill all the patrons' orders, but be ready to wait for your beverage.  Walking up to the bar in the room is usually a better way to go.  \n\nI saw the late (9pm) show on a Saturday night.  Seating starts at 8:30, so get there early if you want to sit in the front.  Really, there isn't a horrible seat in the house though.  \n\nI saw Todd Paul the night I went in, and laughed my A$$ off.  He was charismatic and hilarious.  His act was a mix of magic, stunts, and comedy.  He did an amazing job of making fun of Las Vegas shows, specifically magic shows.  I would definitely return for another fun night.


Waiting in the Guestlist line for half an hour, my group finally got inside after we decided not to wait at Pure. The decor was nice but WAY to crowded in the main room. The video LCD paneled roof was a mindblowing visual effect because I have never seen anything similar. It goes with the beat and that really was neat. Then there are stripper poles for the girls to dance on with masses of horny men around them waiting to pounce. Drinks are $15 range and standard and not strong. The other rooms were a neat feature to seperate the masses according to their musical tastes such as House, and Hip Hop (crunk). The main room was crowded and to make it worse, VIP booths are jammed in adjacent to the dance floor. It was a hassle trying to dance and move through the crowds to get to the bar. The bar was even more crowded. People standing and linining up 2-3 people deep, even on the other side wall of the VIP booths opposite of the bar. It was very hard to walk through. I just stayed in the house room all night for the househead that I am. Even that place got crowded. But I enjoyed it only because of house music. So I suppose it was worth the $30 entry.


Best \"Buffet\" that I have ever eaten at.  From the perfectly crafted food to the small portions...this place has it all.  I will probably be eating here at least once every time I come to Vegas, it has become a staple for me!\n\nI suggest taking a once-around before committing to anything you choose, because there are soooo many great dishes available.  be warned, COME HUNGRY!


I've been to this one and the one in Green Valley and I have to say that I'm just not that impressed.  I mean, the food is good and its certainly a nice enough place but I like the food at China-a-go-go better, and its a hell of a lot cheaper.  \n\nI guess this place is fine for high school graduations, Mothers Day, and dad's birthday, you know, when you want to go out for a \"nice\" dinner (but not an overly expensive one).  \n\nThe staff was nice and took good care of us but I left here not caring either way if I ever returned.


Best Sandwiches ever!!! You will love it....


Meat has decreased in quality over last couple of years. Lukes, step up your game.


It's a 25,000sf spectacle worth seeing at least one time. After that if you're over 30 and not an underwear model don't bother... I also suggest you pay with cash*\n\n*A few girls I know got hit with an $8000 tab after a couple bottles of Ace of Spades appeared on their table (likely the dumb-ass promoter). They signed for an expected $1,600 tab that Sunday (plenty for four girls) and then got the $8,000 rude awakening the next day - I don't know think Maya ever refunded this. \n\nYES! Eight Thousand Dollars!


We used to go here all the time.  We like eating dinner outside by the fire pits.  Their food is okay.  The last time we went here it was very busy for a Sunday night.  We waited over an hour for our food.  We came as a large group and there were 4 separate orders for our group.  The orders were done at the same time.  One of the orders had an appetizer that came out 10-15 minutes after their meal.  We knew that we wouldn't get our food at the same time however another order came out over 20 minutes later and the rest of us were already done eating.  That order was for 2 hamburgers and it's funny that there were other orders that had ordered after us that were also burgers and got their burgers first.  Even the customers who ordered after us that got their burgers first were saying it was ridiculous and that we should say something.  We understood it was a busy night but we felt like maybe they skipped the order or forgot to cook it.  We asked to talk to a manager who's name is \"Megan\" and she was extremely defensive.  She just kept saying with an attitude \"Sorry, it's a busy night\",  \"I don't know what to tell you\", \"what do you want me to do about it?\".  It didn't seem like she cared about customer service.  She was basically blowing us off and not sincere about her \"Sorry\". It was excuse after excuse... she would say \"well the numbers don't go in order\" then she said \"it's because you ordered well done burgers\" (btw, we were never asked how we wanted our burgers cooked)...    We told her that we come here often and that after the way she was handling our complaint that we might not come back and she said \"i think that's best\".  If this is the type of person that is representing this business, then it's bad for business.  If you make a mistake own up to it or sincerely apologize and try to keep your customer coming back.  We asked to talk to a general manager or the owner at a later date and she refused to provide a name or a phone number and said she was the only person to talk to and that the owner doesn't deal with stuff like this.  Which may be true but if she truly felt like she handled this situation appropriately then she would have no problem giving us the owner's name.  The manager Megan was rude, argumentative, impatient, and indignant.  After some debate she refunded us the order only per the kitchen manager's request and then asked us to leave the business.  Which we were glad to do after that experience.  Anyway to sum it up, the atmosphere is nice, the food is okay, the wait for food is very long on busy nights, and the Manager MEGHAN is awful!!!


I really enjoyed my choice of black coffee here while my friends didn't. I just think they chose the wrong one. I got the one that was mixed with dark and light roast beans. I can't remember the name but it was delicious! No disgusting coffee aftertaste. All in all, I'd be back here and get the same coffee the next time I'm in town!


Aria is a very \"sexy\" hotel - it's super high class, super clean, but also super \"corporate.\" When you walk around, it's more like a mall than anything. The guest elevators are very inconvenient (not surprised), and it's not too close to any of the best clubs either. The rooms are very technologically advanced, but they're nothing special. I prefer to stay at the Wynn or Venetian. There are buttons all over the room to turn on the lights, close the blinds, etc. The best thing is that they have an audio jack for you to plug in your music - you can blast music all night long in those rooms.


Good food. Girl is not too friendly  unless your Turkish.\nSMALL portions LARGE PRICES! Not enough hummus or babagounish. Veggie platter price keeps going up with all the other prices. Really good food just skimpy on things and prices are very expensive for this kind of fast food.


Love the decor - they've done a great job ... too bad the food does not have equal appeal.  \n\nTried a number of appetizers and there was not a single one that stood out!  Very large bar - personal bartenders, but if they get busy, not sure they will be prepared.  Also runners who bring the food out to the bar, never know where they are going with it.  Need to work on a better system.


Food was good, portions a little on the small size for the price. Service was excellent. Our server Katie was great!


I was really excited to finally eat here after reading so many great reviews. Unfortunately for me, the food was just average, nothing spectacular. The restaurant itself is tucked in right in the Eureka Casino. \n\nThere aren't very many choices on the menu, nothing really caught my eye, I admit that I settled on eating here. It was way past lunch time and I was starving like Marvin. I finally decided to order the sesame noodles. They were decent, not memorable but they had a bit of a kick which was perfect, not too spicy and not too bland. Food took a little bit longer than expected but the waitress was very nice and attentive.\n\nI wouldn't go out of my way just to eat here again. I think the best part of the meal was the dessert and the variety of coke flavors they have.


I went around 2:30 am the other day and tried their cookies for the first time. I am still thinking about it...enough for me to write a review at 1:30 am. Try their white chocolate macadamia sooooo good, the chocolate chunk, not so much.


I had heard several good complements about noca and was excited to have dinner here. Unfortunately I was pretty disappointed. \n\nAll four of us ordered the tasting menu. Two of us had it with wine pairings as well.  The presentation was good. We started with some type of a small palette cleanser. Our first course was either a mushroom soup or a salad. I had the soup and my husband had the salad. It was good though not amazing. Our second course was pasta with meat type sauce. This was the best course by far. Our entree was a flat iron steak. It was good but again not amazing. Dessert was blue cotton candy and chocolate cake w banana gelato. The cotton candy was a nice surprise.\n\nWhat was very disappointing was the wine pairings. Our waiter knew very little about the wines and strangely did the same pairings regardless of whether we ordered. The soup or salad and the fish or steak entree. The entire wine line-up was completely in the red family. \n\nOverall the presentation was good, portion size was good, service was ok, food was ok. But nothing spectacular. \n\nIf you are looking for a wow restaurant I would rather recommend alto at the hyatt gainey ranch.


I don't know if this restaurant is Mexican, Puerto Rican or Cuban, but I don't get it. We split the monster quesadilla which has jack cheese, monterey cheese some tomato and jalapeno peppers. I went with the sweet corn tamale as my entree that came with rice & beans and a red sauce. The tamales were 2 scoops of cornmeal. My husband had the grilled burrito topped with queso cheese. \n\nI don't mean to be critical, but nothing at all about our meal was authentic, everything taste processed.\n\nDisappointed.


Just you average 24Hours Fitness Gym, You walk in and you forget what city your in cuz everyone looks the same.  With the 1980's color scheme.  I talk shit but i still go to 24 Hour all the time.  The 24 Hour at Silverado Ranch is the Nicest 24 Hour in Vegas.  Stay away from NorthEast Locations.


From the moment we walked in the door we were treated like celebrities. I wish I was one after leaving here! The food was some of the best Thai we've ever had, and I live in Chicago and have tasted dishes more than a dozen different authentic Thai restaurants. \n\nWe never were without a glass of water or a full glass of wine. I wish I lived here so I could make this a regular stop during my weekly Thai and Sushi cravings. \n\nThe Tilapia was out of this world - topped off with a delicious medley of mint, onions and lemon leaves. I highly recommend the Spring Rolls - very fresh and tasty! Give this place a try - you won't be disappointed.


DJ is playing good music from mix house to hip-hop and to some 80's rock. Their drinks are strong and their bartender brings such joys to the crowd. Some are celebrating their birthdays here or just celebrating their way of being happy. It's never a problem to get drinks. It's the happiest place on earth.


We have found our new breakfast place! Love the Costa Rica coffee! Great pancakes and great service. Get the maple syrup. You can watch them squeeze your orange juice for you.


This place has all the essential elements for a great Sunday Brunch.  1)  The restaurant itself is a very cool venue.  It is a converted / restored train station, which is absolutely beautiful.  The vintage photos of locomotives are wonderful to see.  Nice views out onto the river as well.  2)  The staff is very friendly and accomodating.  Good service.  3)  The brunch buffet has just about everything you could possibly want, and lots of it.  The food tasted great.  4)  This place has their own donut maker!!  How cool is that?  Freshly made delicious donuts, this place deserves 6 stars.  Come here for brunch, smile all afternoon...


I had a burger here, yes a burger at a sushi place kinda weird huh? It was amazing spicy and amazing.  Trust me please trust me.


Having for some reason been here twice now, I've come to the conclusion that Cabo makes it's fried seafood tacos well and everything else is decidedly meh. I've tried two of their specials, which though well seasoned, were just hopelessly overcooked.\n\nStill my fried shrimp tacos were solid and the tecate tall boys are like 3 bucks so it's not too bad.


Sorry, this place sucked. It was crowded, the service was absolutely awful and the food was mediocre. I was literally asked for my I'D 3 separate times (I'm 45 by the way) AND you're only \"allowed\" 1 drink at the bar per ID.... even though the waitress at the table took at least 45 minutes between rounds..... yeah,  NEVER going back to this establishment.


FYI. Chili's still sucks.


I find myself at the Silverton at once each trip. I like visiting the Bass Pro Shop, the casino, and the Flare Bar. The other eateries at the Silverton get good reviews and often have very good specials, but even though I am tempted to try them, I constantly find myself eating at the Seasons Buffet.\n\nThe biggest con of this buffet is that it is a bit on the small side and has limited selection. That is the only thing keeping it from receiving 5 stars. They do have different theme nights so that variety does make up a bit for the small size.\n\nThat being said, it is one of my favorite buffets. The food is good. They manage to put out food that tastes good without being overly greasy. Other buffets like greasy food since grease tastes good and is filling, but not here. They manage to provide a great spread for the price without resorting to having half the items being fried. I was also impressed that on my last visit we arrived 30 minutes before closing and yet they were still removing older items and refilling with freshly cooked food. Service has also been above average.


I might be alone in this, or maybe I was there at the wrong time, but I wasn't that impressed. \n\nOur waitress was very ditzy, I asked her if they had any Dutch beers to which she replied \"We do, I'll get you the menu\", I'll spoil the surprise..they don't. \nTheir beer selection is pretty..meh, besides lacking Dutch beer they also only have two (?) German beers..boo.\nOn top of that the import beers are $8/pint. \n\nThe rest of the evening it was rather hard to get our waitress' attention when we needed a refill. \n\nThe vines are neat though.


I'd probably give this restaurant 3.5 stars if it were an option, but since it isn't, I am giving it 3 stars due some of the factors below.  The ambience is great, and the price of the tasting menu was very reasonable. The food was pretty good, and I'm glad I tried it, but I think there are better places in Vegas. The foie creme brulee was disappointing for me. I love foie, and I love creme brulee, but I didn't think the foie came through enough for me. I would have rather just ordered seared foie instead (I think that should be an option in addition to the brulee). The meat dishes were well prepared but again nothing I really even remember one month later now that I'm posting this review. And our server wasn't very friendly for 75% of our dining experience. During the last 25% he got friendlier, as we got closer to tip time, but he seemed a little condescending before that. \n\nIn summary, food quality would yield 3.75 stars, service would yield 2 stars, and price would yield 4 stars, for an average of 3.25 stars. Who knew I would be doing some math for a yelp review?!?


i was desperate and it was open but i will never go there again. DIRTY! i felt a nail infection happening as they were working on me... i was so nervous after they started and i was looking around and noticed how gross it really was i wanted to just get up and leave but i didn't... i regretted that because they did a crap job and were rude. The guy working on me commented how bad my feet were.. aw, yes i know thats why i'm here getting a pedicure... like i should be embarrassed because i don't take care of my feet... well i was then, thank you!  The theme and concept is great especially for Vegas but they need to clean up their act and people... ill never go back!


I had lunch today at this joint with family... My sis-in law, big fan of this place and makes it a point to stop here when she is in town...  The place is not very big at all but the line was out the door...  I ordered the mixed plate.. I thought it was ok,,, it included a beef, chicken and some fish... The beef though in sauce did not have much taste,,, the chicken was good, i liked it.. tender and moist, it was de-boned thigh,, the fish was ehh,,, rather had extra chicken.. The portion was large, too large for me to finish...  I will try the Mami or Udon noodles next time....  I hesitantly recommend this place... I would eat here again but i wont make a special trip....  Hope this helps


When my sister-in-law told me there was a resale kids shop in Las Vegas, I organized a bunch of stuff and hauled it in the next day. I think that they give about 10-15% of their sale price. Here is an example: I sold them my son's $50 Lucky Brand Jeans. They'll sell them for $12 or so which means I'll get $1.20 for those perfect condition jeans. \n\nI went in there with tons of jeans, jackets, shirts (mostly all of which were baby gap), a stroller, rainforest play gym, and a luxe boppy. This was easily $600 worth of stuff and when I saw that they bought everything, I expected quite a bit of money. Intead, I got $41. \n\nI later went back there to sell small toys because toys probably wouldn't sell for much at a yardsale or on eBay anyway, but I saw the $60 play gym I sold them selling for $25 which means I got $2.50 for it. There was also the same playgym there missing various pieces and filthy selling for $20 which means I only got paid $0.50 more. I will definitely be selling my stuff on eBay and Craigslist and bringing in the rejects to this store. \n\nShopping here on the other hand is a bargain. Some of their stuff is still new including robeez shoes ($40 at Daggermans) selling for $10. I will probably come here to buy a new pair of robeez and maybe some toys for the kiddos.


If I could give this place a ZERO stars I would. The pizza was horrible.. They messed up on the order and forgot something then said they'd come back to fix it which they never did. When I called back again to get my $$ back the lady was super rude about it and said the driver would be back but still never came. Such a bad business along with horrible customer service. Never have I ever had to deal with something like that with a restaurant. Do not eat here!!!


Drove around 30 trying to get some doughnuts found this place and my wife asked if they had sugar free doughnuts , the lady told us we had the wrong place in a hella rude attitude...


I went to this brow bar on Thurday March 6, 2014.  I wanted my eyebrows cleaned up.  I had also asked that my eyebrows be filled in.  When I returned to my hotel room, I noticed that a chunk of my left eyebrow was missing.   I wondered why the woman who waxed my eyebrows gave me a $10 tube of mascara for free.    I have gone to the Benefit Brow Bar at the Macys in downtown San Francisco, and the Benefit Brow Bar at Bloomingdale's in Manhattan.  I have never left with a chunk of hair missing from one of my eyebrows.


Every single time I come to this post office I'm inside for no shorter than a half hour. The SLOWEST post office around. \n\nTotally makes sense to have a line out the door, one person on the register and one employee greeting customers?? \n\nAvoid at all costs unless you have an hour to waste mailing one package. \n\nSide note: disgruntled customer came in yelling about how this was the second time his P.O. box was broken into and his mail stolen. \n\nThis post office sucks.


Party of four, we ordered 4 burgers, all varying levels of Medium. Order came back all well done.\n\nFor what it's worth, management redid the burgers and gave us half off the check.\n\nThis review does not reflect condition of dessert menu.


I ordered lasagna, dinner salad and soup.  The Italian wedding soup tasted just like Italian dressing.  It used to be so good. I was so disappointed in it that I saved it for a week to get a refund since I only took two bites but never found the time to take it in and deal with the manager I spoke to that seemed hesitant to provide a refund vs. a replacement product. All the herby delicious flavor was gone and sweet, sweet, sweet took over. Don't they know not to mess with a good thing. Either they changed the recipe or they have a lazy cook.\n\nThe lasagna was good but also really sweet. The portion for the price was disappointing. For that much money, I will just make a pan at home and freeze some portions.  \n\nThe dinner salad was fantastic. Full of yummy, crispy veggies. If the lettuce had been drained and the dressing didn't come out of a bottle with so much sugar it could gag you, I would get that salad twice a week. \n\nI won't be returning for anything BUT the salad, and only if I have my own dressing.\n\nBummer update.


I'm a Fan!! \nThe first morning that we were in LV, we came in for Breakfast. I had the 8oz steak and sunnyside Eggs with hashbrowns. It was DELICIOUS!! The service was friendly, and quick. \n\nWe came on Friday 8/15 for the AYCE Crab Legs. The wait was about 30-45 minutes (which was not a problem being a Friday night in Vegas), and there is so much commotion and noise (OH, but SO worth it for $19.99). \n\n**** Can I suggest a quick weekly STAFF MEETING to organize the chaos to be expected on a Friday night AYCE Crab legs meal??  It really was sheer chaos. We had several different waiters take our order, bring our order, refill our cups, etc.. I was confused on who the hell to tip @ the end of the night so We ended up leaving the $$ on the table, and let them fend for themselves.  \n\nUpon my next return to LV, I will be visiting Marilyn's again


Pricy but food was not as good as before , we had this 40 year old lady serving us and she didn't do well...gave us the wrong check and went back to blame on the cashier when she was the one grabbing the wrong check..I heard it all..won't go back again


Nice rooms but I'd only return I'd there was a coffee maker in the room. If the want you to get up and gamble they shouldn't make guests wait in the 40 + people long line at either Starbucks for overpriced drip !


Went for dim sum.  It was moderately busy, but the carts came around often.  The food was decent and the staff friendly.


Vegetarian or not, your will love this place!\nThey serve reinvented classics as well as unique vegetarian et vegan dishes. \nI could pick randomnly anything on the menu and be happy!\n\nThe service is not always impeccable, but always very friendly!\n\nI highly recommend this place to anyone!


Still the only place in the world I have been where I can get hot milk tea infused with red bean and mung bean flavor. Heaven


I went for the first time today for their Sunday All-You-Can-Eat Brunch and it was EXCELLENT! Ang sarap! They had everything from tapa to tocino to arroz caldo and longganisa. I cannot wait to return and try some of the items on the lunch or dinner menu.


I've never had any desire to be here. I actually had no idea it was a place to be. I didn't even know where it was to be honest... I had just heard about it... just that it existed by name. Nothing more. Had I seen the reviews here before going, I might not have even bothered. \n\nA friend of mine was working the whole Fashion Week thing and somehow scored us these amazing $400 all-access VIP Super Passes to the whole thing including the after party held at the W. \n\nThe downtown area was a traffic congestion nightmare so it took awhile to get a place to park. They were holding a red velvet rope line show at the main entrance to the hotel where all the cars pull up. So elegant and fancy. We waited outside amidst the fumes and fancy rides for our turn to enter with our super passes for what seemed like forever. \n\nAlas, it was not meant to be as the guy at the door (read: giant useless turd in a suit) finally told my lady friend that he can only let girls in that don't have guys with them... and apparently only if they pass a certain age, boob job, slutty dress set of standards that only exist in this guy's head. Some guys were getting in, but only models from the show pretty much. \n\nI tried to convince my friend to just leave so we could go someplace I actually like, but she was wanting to prove a point on principal. She confronted him a few times about his being a soulless anus, but he didn't wouldn't change his position about us. \n\nI should've stepped in and said \"look - we've been standing here long enough - either let us the hell in or tell us we aren't welcome here even with our $400 all-access VIP super passes so we can fuck off to someplace better where we don't have to look at your shitty face, you hack.\" \n\nIn the end our time was wasted. Elitism won and we finally gave up since there was only an hour left of the night and the line had dwindled to only a few dozen people unfit to enter the exclusive party. My friend was too upset to salvage the energy to go to another place. She actually was over the whole Scottsdale thing and insisted that this was representative of the whole city - I was unable to assure her it wasn't (but I assure you it isn't). We hugged a sad goodnight right there in the W carport and went our separate ways. \n\nIt's easy to say I didn't really want to be in there in the first place - well, I really didn't. I was just interested in having a drink with a friend and catching up. The W just wasn't meant to be the venue to host such an event. \n\nI never got to see the inside from the inside, but I'm pretty sure it smelled like shit covered in puke in there and was likely covered in some sort of sticky film that only drips off of the most hoity of toity. It's not that I'm jealous because I was already hanging out with all these same fake assholes at Fashion Week an hour earlier - I don't know that a change of scenery would really make them that much more compelling and interesting. In fact, I'm sure it wouldn't. It's just that I don't like places that judge you worthy or unworthy of coming in. It's demoralizing and insulting. Even if they had let us in, I would've felt the same way. \n\nPretentiousness is next to ugliness. \n\nIf I had actually paid $400 for that VIP Super Pass and not been let in to the party immediately, I'd be pretty livid. Since it was free, I can't be that mad - but the rope guy didn't know I got the passes for free. We were dressed nice and we're all fairly attractive people. Maybe I'm too old or too fat or didn't have on an Ed Hardly or Affraction shirt. Maybe this dude just didn't like the cut of my jib. No telling why for sure, but I certainly wouldn't have waited more than 5 minutes if it wasn't for my friend wanting to get in. It's just not something I do. \n\nSo I didn't get to see the inside of this place from the inside - just the car port with the parade of Escalades, sports cars and exhaust fumes. I'm sure it's pretty nice in there, but the only thing I'm willing to wait in line for that long is Space Mountain at Disneyland. I'm pretty sure there's nothing nearly as great inside this shallow pit of pseudo cool as fucking Space Mountain. \n\nBlow me, W... you $#&@


Awesome food love the sandwiches just had spring rolls they ere great too.  Everyone is really nice and it is family run.


This store was pretty clean and had some pretty good deals, especially with several racks of red tag clearance items this past weekend. I had an issue with the checkout process, however, which is why I can't give them 4 stars. For buying only 2 items we were at the registers for what felt like 15 min because the associate couldn't figure out how to scan my items. I guess one of the stickers was messed up and wouldn't scan correctly....but rather than go and grab another one that had a good tag or manually key in the sku or numbers on the tag, she spent 5 min trying to peel the sticker and then stepped away without any explanation for 5-10 min and then came back with a new tag she had made for it. Hopefully she was just a new employee and next time this won't happen


So last January I made the mistake of staying with my friends at the Tropicana. Ok so we get the the Tropicana check in and everything is fine. Me and my wifey had our own single bedroom. So we go up to the 15th floor what luck our room is right next to the elevator which is a super plus! Little did we know that when we swiped our card through the door what was in store for us... Ok so I have to give the tropicana points for doing a great job with the remodeling it is very nice. A big downer was the room not being clean.. luckily my wifey is a neat freak so she jumped all over it. Some towels were dirty so we pushed those aside and made due. Glasses were spotty didn't even look like they were washed. There were long black hairs on the bed. Luckily we just checked in so the wifey couldn't get crazy. lol. Everything else was ok just really lame that we had to clean up before we got there. Thankfully the slot gods made my trip worth while!


Disappointment is an understatement. The sushi was not good definitely have had better and fresher. Super white tuna was tiny! And flavorless. The Japanese lasagna roll was cold! The cream cheese on top was warm but the combination of cold roll and hot topping was odd, and by odd I mean bad, and by bad I mean worst. The service was pretty shitty, shoulda sat at the bar. I was getting really angry after having been seated for 15 minutes and had not received my water or even wasabi or ginger. Now that I think about it I NEVER got the wasabi or ginger throughout my whole meal. The server was nice when she came around. She did get tied up cashing out a large party so we can't blame her for that. But seriously she was gone for like 20 minutes. The poor guy next to me got up from the table and took his empty cups up to her so she could refill them. The sushi chefs seemed nice but I absolutely will not be back there.


This place makes me crazy. I would really want to love it here. Close to my house, good beer on draft, good salads, good pizza. (Too small for my boyfriend; he's not coming back.) I NEVER get greeted quickly here. I sat at the bar for 10? minutes at lunchtime. and at least 3 people walked by. They must have seen me; it's like they avoid making eye contact and won't offer a glass of water until they have time. This has happened every time I've been there. Once we were seated the service improved, but I had to go from irate to barely satisfied.


I was forced to have hbo and showtime and nfl ticket when I had this installed.  I said I didn't want any of these I was forced to have them for 3 months.  The installer said to make sure and cancel by the date because they will charge you.  I did call and TRIED to cancel but they could only cancel showtime and hbo.  Nfl ticket they couldn't cancel and I would have to wait until I got the bill and call then and cancel.  Guess what you POS when I call again it will be to cancel the whole thing.  I am tired of being screwed.  Talked to my kids and they are canceling as well.  So I hope you are happy losing 4 accounts.


Great Pho and fast service.


The cons: The place has zero personality inside, there is no decor. The surrounding area isn't the greatest and I think a lively interior and some Zydeco could make all the difference. \nThe young woman at the counter, as someone else said - was absolutely put out that she had to work, at her job, where she works. \n\nThe pros: Chicken is decent. I found this on groupon, so I wasn't too disappointed that it wasn't The Best Chicken I've Ever Had In My Life. Even without groupon the price is affordable and the portions are good. The sides are yummy too. (Mac n cheese and sweet potato pie are what I had.) The groupon I bought came with two visits, so I'll go back a second time. But I can't say I'd go out of my way to return after that.


The sushi here is not too bad. I have been here twice and was entertained alone by the clientele! (Agree with a couple other reviewers on here in regards to the over abundence of sugar daddies and cougars!)\nOk back to the food and drinks. They have a pretty extensive sushi menu as well as non sushi items for those who can`t handle sushi. Large drink list as well. Took a party of 10 in here, hit the happy hour which had a good selection. I ended up ordering Teppanyaki and it was delicious!! But check it out for yourself!!


The deuce. Pricey ass drinks as per usual.


Stopped there today to fix my bent iPhone 5. Let me tell you , Willy is honest, knowledgeable and fast. \nI show up there with a curved iPhone , the front screen popping out... in less then 15 minutes ( other shop said it was a couple of hours labor ) he completely removed all the parts from the broken back housing and placed them in a new housing for about half the price I was quoted at a couple other repair shops. \nHe was honest in his diagnostic and even told me that I didn't need to replace the front glass ( the other shop I visited told me that I should...) My phone is working like new and I couldn't be happier. \nI definitely recommend this place and will return if I ever need any work on an iPhone.


This place was AWESOME!!!  My wife and I have been driving by this location for a couple years and finally decided to go in, I had a yearning for Ramen.  It did not disappoint.  We got there just before happy hour, which is always a bonus, but would still go outside of happy hour.  The menu is quite extensive, the bonus is they have Italian noodle dishes as well.  We have been told that this is authentic to Japan so I was impressed to see this in the valley, having been to many \"Japanese\" restaurants.\n\nWe decided to try many different dishes, and were equally impressed with all.  I had the TanTan-Men, a spicy Ramen with pork, delicious.  We shared some tuna sashimi, which was fresh and tasty (looked like real pink, no added color).  We also shared the Seafood Delight roll, which has tuna, 'krab' and is topped with a scallop, fantastic.  The last thing we ordered were the Spicy Korean Ribs, this was my least favorite, but still good.  Of course the Kirin (on draft) was flowing as well as the house Saki.\n\nOverall the CherryBlossom Noodle Cafe impressed us to say the least.  We will be back to try more.  Thank you CherryBlossom, keep up the Great Work.


I have been here for 45 minutes waiting for a mani while my Mom has been getting her toes done. They really need to tell you how long it's going to be so they don't waste your time.  This has been nothing but a waste of my time.  I'm glad they are busy, I want the local businesses to be successful, but not at the expense of my time.


Whoa! What a Zombie! Very strong and just what I was looking for.\n\n\nThe place was pretty crowded but the staff were awesome, very accommodating to the group I was with. We we're clearly from out of town and a bit out of our element but the bartenders helped us with our selection. They recommended one of the many extremely strong Tiki drinks.\n\nIt's a tiny, dimly lit joint with a lot of Hawaiian/Polynesian decor including chainsaw carved chairs and stools. Pretty awesome but not comfortable to sit in.\n\nI love how this place wasn't like every other bar that I stopped at. It's quiet, intimate, and full of people that like it that way. I'll return even though its a little off the strip. I've gotta go back for another Zombie!


We have been using Bryant Pest Control for a couple of years.  They are always on time, neat and professional. The phone person who calls the day before they spray is always in an upbeat mode and a pleasure to talk to.  Like most people, we are not fond of bugs.  Accordingly we have Bryant Pest Control out once a month, year round.  Never an issue and rarely do we see any bugs.  If you are not having them spray every 30 days, you might wish to consider that program.  To us it is money well spent.


This review is for the RESTAURANT portion of the Foundation Room.\n\nI came here several nights ago for dinner, and it was ok, nothing great. The food isn't bad, but compared to the price, it's not worth it. I guess if you want a quieter place to dine, and you're a member, then sure, it's ok.\n\nI ordered the horseradish crusted, rib-eye steak. Again, it was good, but not great. I would have much rather have had a steak from Mesa Grill.\n\nFor sides we ordered the mashed potatoes, and something else, which I can't even remember, that's how insignificant it was.\n\nThe service and ambiance are great though. As everyone has pointed out, the view is spectacular. I'd come back for drinks at this particular Foundation Room, and skip the restaurant. Come to think of it, you can just go to Mix, at THE Hotel for drinks and an even better view.\n\nFood: 2\nAmbience: 5\nService: 5\nValue: 2


I wouldn't even give this place a star if it was possible. My family came here for dinner. We ordered deep fried tofu, half a duck, and salty fish fried rice. \n\nThe half duck didn't include any breast meat. It only included the worst parts of the duck. We complained to management, but they didn't seem to care and walked away. I'll upload an image of the bones. Duck breast meat bones are flat and long. \n\nThe fish fried rice did not actually include any fish. \n\nThe deep fried tofu was bland and uninteresting. \n\nIt was one of those, \"wow, these people really suck at their job\" moments and one of the worst dining experiences of my life.


We ate a late dinner at Burgr last night.  It tool about 20 minutes to get a table... Not bad. We ordered a shake, and dinner. It took about 15-20  minutes just to bring us our shake, I ordered a burger and my husband ordered a salad and shared fries.  It took another 20 or so minutes to bring our meals. My husband's salad looked like a pile of over cooked noodles.... Tasted nasty. My burger was fine.... Nothing to brag about. The fires were undercooked and over seasoned... No one was really even good about water refills. We did speak with the manager Benjamin, his only comment were we locals????? really.. This place sucks. I am so shocked, this was a place that I would have thought would have been amazing... Save your time and money there are to many other Burger places in Vegas


I've never posted a review but this place really left me with the urge to do so.\n\nTotally incompetent staff, everyone seemed to have a different idea of what the happy hour was, service was well below average, although the prices are ridiculously cheap. But I am not sure if this winds up being a good thing. It seems to reflect upon the quality of people and we are suppose to be in town square! My food took way too long to come out, and somehow it arrived warm at best. The food runner appeared to be overwhelmed. The bartender told me they were out of one of the beers I asked for but later in the night I saw another bartender serve one. Seemed very unorganized and lack of communication between bar staff.\n\nDrunk bartenders and servers, with no sense of urgency to serve customers especially once the DJ starts going and it starts getting messy. This bar really brings the classy out, ( sarcasm ) come see for\nyourself and you'll be in for quite a scene.\n\nMy bartender had to get a manager to take care of something on my check and this became a task. Two different bartenders had served me and I got charged two totally different prices even though happy hour was suppose to be all night. \n\nApparently having a responsible manager readily available is not something this place values. The bartender seemed lost in his attempts to find a manager like he didn't even know where to look. Finally a small girl appeared in plain clothes and a less then professional demeanor to take care of it. \n\nLooks like this place is well on it's way to another failed attempt at making this cursed location a profitable good bar.


Went here early ***Sunday** the food was great/Drinks! The hostess and servers where perfect young and energetic . Sat at the large patio great weather!


Don't go on a Thursday night! \n\nThey only open up the rooftop portion of the club and unless you are doing bottle service you'll be corralled into the center of the patio at least 15 ft away from the railing where all the good Vegas and people watching views are.  I was very disappointed with this club. I thought this was Vegas. Nightlife is suppose to be their thing. I've been to better clubs (even on a Thursday night) in Austin. The XS nightclub on a Friday night is ten times better. Don't even waste your time on Pure unless you can get in free on a Saturday night.


2 stars because at least they have a good location.\nDon't stay here unless you are either over 40 or have children. Anyone younger and single should stay elsewhere. Perhaps Aria or Venetian. Even Planet Hollywood. The casino was filled with old folk. That's fine and all, but I wanted more energy, and let's be honest-- eye candy. Rubbing elbows with elderly and kids in Vegas? Not my thing.\n\nThe pool is there so they can say they have a pool. It was filled with leaves from nearby trees. Our bathroom smelled like pee. And when we asked them to clean it again, it smelled like pee + chemical disinfectant. I wanted to puke.\n\nPlus when we checked in, they said they only had a handicap accessible room available for the non-smokers, but they could switch our rooms tomorrow. We made our reservation weeks ago. Why would they suddenly not have a room for us? Methinks Paris is shady. We didn't switch because it was a pain in the ass. The next day the check in line was huge. I bet they just told us we could switch knowing that we wouldn't.\n\nI wouldn't ever stay there again and certainly would't recommend it to anyone but my grandma.\n\nAlso, $25/day to work out and $15/day for wifi. What a rip off. Go downstairs to one of the cafes, they have free wifi.


Rachel's Kitchen is a great place to go for lunch. Really small, but nice and quaint.  Great sandwiches, salads, and breakfasts. Pretty healthy too.


Definitely a nice swanky hotel. With it's modern decor, it's appealing to the younger/hip crowd that wants to do Vegas large. I stayed here for a bachelorette party and shared the room with a couple of girlfriends. It also works for a romantic weekend or if you just want to indulge and spoil yourself, when in Sin City.\n\nThe room was pretty large -  a terrace studio with two queen beds. Enough to accomodate two queens, a small sofa, armchair, coffee table, desk, huge bathroom, two closets and a kitchenette. In no way, did it feel crowded, even with the entire bachelorette party (about 12 girls) stuffed into our room to take shots before heading out. Lots of shots.\n\nFrom a bachelorette weekend standpoint, there were three benefits to staying here. The first was having the Marquee located in the hotel. No need for us to hail a taxi to drive out and come back. If there were any walks of shame, it was straight back to the hotel room. The second was the Boulevard Pool. Our second day there, we rented a day bed and scored some lounge chairs, under some palm trees, to recover from the previous night's activities. The last benefit was The Wicked Spoon. Nothing like ending a great party weekend with buffet food. I kid you not. I'm all about the buffet.\n\nWould I stay here voluntarily? Not necessarily. The hotel is pretty expensive. It averaged about $500 a night for our room. If it weren't for a friend who hooked it up because she stays here frequently, it wouldn't be my first choice of hotel. Then, there's the crowd to consider. It's definitely a party hotel and unless you don't plan on sleeping, you can hear crowds of folks going back to their rooms at all hours of the night. It is Vegas. Duh.


If I can give a 0 star I will !!!!!! I order a Tostada of ceviche there for 6,45 dollar a combo an they only gave me this !!!!! Never go back here !!!! Never order a tostada of ceviche !!!! NEVER AGAIN!!!!


I had a few door dings and one deep thumb sized dent in my fender.  Tony did an AMAZING job.  He did all the door dings and the fender dent for a low price and he even came to my home to complete the job.  Five stars all the way!!


Went here for the first and last time last night. My husband had chicken marsala and the chicken was so tough you could hardly cut it. My son had fettuccine Alfredo and it was so bland. No flavor at all! My other 2 sons and I shared a pizza. Very greasy and the crust was very hard, maybe overcooked but not sure. Anyways $65 later and we didn't enjoy one thing!!


Food was boring and the quality of Hometown Buffet. The price was ridiculously expensive. I will never come to this restaurant again.


No longer has hookah :( A friend of mine wanted to go to chill at a hookah lounge we tried calling before we went but didn't get an answer.  So we said we would just try it since it was in Green valley casino which is down the street from me. When we got there the atmosphere was nice live singer but not what we were looking for. \nI also felt like something was biting me when I was sitting on the couches.


Absolutely the worst choice for our first meal in Vegas. This place is completely overpriced and the staff was inattentive. Miguel seemed annoyed we didn't want to order right away, but chose to enjoy an appetizer first. The sushi is about the same as the local convenience store. I would rate it zero stars.


Great food, atmosphere, and service! I've been here 4 times and had a good experience each time.


Good hotel if you just want a place to stay when you are in Vegas. Its location on the end of the Strip is convenient if you are into walking a bit. If not - take a bus, it stops right in front of the hotel. \nYou can get cheap and ok drinks at the hotel bar & the room was clean!


Yelp reviews sent me to this Company. They were a second opinion for repair over a personal recommendation. I was blown away by the professionalism of the technician and Dave ( install coordinator?). I would have given the company 4.5 stars but the original phone call to receptionist / assistant/ call operator was off putting. Kind of an air of arrogance. Made it past that to the actual nuts and bolts of the operations and was very satisfied even though the news was a unit replacement at $4k. Within 24 hours a crane was onsite and replacement complete. Then I received a phone call from Lisa for payment. Same attitude, coldness, indifference to my business. It's tough to see the people actually doing the work in the field professionally, honestly, and promptly get tainted by the phone answerer / bill collector. Fix that problem and this company is amazing. Overall still happy I chose them for my repair.


As soon as I saw the pictures of the OMG chocolate chunk cookie I knew I had to try this place! Luckily we stumbled upon their happy hour (9-close everyday) with $6 items. We ordered\n\n1) INTOXICAKE DRINK (5 stars)- chocolate flavored vodka with marshmallow. I LOVED THIS DRINK. Chocolate + Vodka?? Absolutely worth the $6. This I can have over and over and over. Did I mention it was chocolate vodka? Enough said!!\n\n2) WAFFLE FRIES dusted with cocoa and chili powder and chili mayo for dipping (4stars) - this was delicious, but absolutely not worth $6 b/c the amount was ridic. You get like 10 waffle fries. I suppose it's worth trying once, but I wouldn't get it again.\n\n3) OMG CHOCOLATE CHUNK COOKIE ($5)  with the option of dark chocolate or milk chocolate with walnuts - (NO stars). Also, if you want it on the plate with fancy side garnishes it will cost $12, but if you just want the cookie it's $5. I chose the milk chocolate option and was disappointed that the cookie was pretty tasteless and not to mention BURNT all around the edges. I literally took one bite and left the rest alone b/c it wasn't worth the calories. \n\n4) ONION RINGS (2 stars) - 6 or 7 onion rings for $6. No - not only were these not great, they were pricey. \n\nOverall I give this place 3 stars b/c their prices were steep and tiny portions. I would however return for the intoxicake drink. That drink alone is 5 stars.


In my humble and somewhat besotted opinion the McMullan family run the single best Irish pub in Las Vegas.  Unlike the vast majority of bars in town, this is not a corporate operation run by MBAs from afar.  Instead, the eponymous McMullans are there every day.  Furthermore, they are extremely involved in the community.  Their \"St. Baldrick's\" charity drive raises donations in six figures for children with cancer every year.  McMullan's Pub features all the beverages that you would expect in an Irish joint with the food being a definite step above usual bar fare. (I'm partial to the fish & chips, myself.)  However, the social experience, good music and the \"craic\" is what you go for here and you get a full heaping serving of it on every visit.


Best breakfast burrito in the valley. I have been here dozens of times since I have lived down the street forever and it is an old favorite. You will not be disappointed.


The grilled pineapple is a delicious addition to the adobada taco!