I purchased a whole bedroom set and was told by the sales person, \"The furniture will be delivered in 30 days, but you can always call up and reschedule for an earlier date.\"  She also told me that the furniture was at the factory and there were, \"10 of these and 20 of those!\".  WRONG!  When the date came, they told me it was not available and told me next week.  The week came and I got the same thing!   I had been waiting about 45 days when I was told a a customer service rep that my furniture was still not available.  I called customer service and everytime I call, the line gets disconnected and I have to redial.  I finally got thru after about 30 minutes only to be told by a rude rep \"You should read the back of your order form for our disclosures. We have the right to delay your furniture due to our factory in Wisconsin and you're in Arizona.\"  I asked to escalate the call to a manager and the agent refused.  I then called the manager at the store in Superstions Springs and she was kind enough to apologize on how the customer service rep treated me.  She was able to get me my bed and the mirror in on 7/19 and the rest of my furniture in on 7/24 (I hope it does get here on time) when I bought my furniture on 6/10.  The furniture is beautiful but the wait is way too long.  The salespeople need to be retrained and should not lie to customers.  The customer service department needs a major overhaul!  They are horrible!  They have no sympathy and when they can't give you an answer they try to get you off the phone.  I  will be extremely hesitant to buy anything else at Ashleys and only recommend them to people ONLY if they want to wait 2 months to get their furniture!


This is the worst run management company I have come across in several years of renting.  Not only were they unable to manage the radiator problems I alerted the management about all fall/winter, but they refused to offer any type of credit for the inconvenience it caused.  I actually went out and purchased a thermometer to prove that my apartment was unbearable, I was correct at 90 degrees in every room.  All of my stuff was melting (think makeup/deodorant etc...)   The response? Open the window.  Sure thing, in the middle of winter when it is 0 degrees and I am a single female on the first floor. Great solution.\n\nIn addition, it appeared to be a large inconvenience for Mick to submit the appropriate paperwork for me to sublet the apartment. I dealt with several rude and unprofessional emails constantly over the course of the time I lived here.\n\n Would not recommend this company to anyone.  Customer service was awful and I felt there was no alternate to work with.


This place really is as good as it gets.  The food is spectacular, the fried rice is amazing and we always get the filet and it truly is melt in your mouth.  Great fun and close to home.  The east valley is lucky to have Osaka here!!  Go check it out


Look for the shady crackhouse looking place that they turned into a slots only casino. I know Downtown is a step down from the Strip, but this takes the cake.\n\nIf it weren't for Anthony Bordain's feature of the deep fried oreo's this place would get no action. 3 for .99 is pretty impressive. but that takes this place from 1 to 2 stars. \n\nThe crowd and workers here are a joke. Too bad they don't have a take out counter because I'd rather not step foot in this place. Mermaids you suck!


Great atmosphere and outstanding service, the food just pairs with everything! Del Frisco's is in line with Morton's and Ruth's Chris. Can't really pinpoint if it is better or worse but I would stay it is at least the same. I still think that the Dressler's Restaurant has a better steak though.\n\nThere are a lot of people complaining about the price... seriously? If you would like a $9.99 steak go to Outback. This is a prime steakhouse, prime steakhouse has prime service and prime food, that costs money and in exchange has excellent quality. If you are paying $40 in a steak and it stinks it is a different story, but with Del Frisco's you will have a much better experience than any other prime steakhouse I have been to.


Just had an amazing massage at Deja Vu med spa by the wonderful Karen. Great massage, worked on my problem areas and I now feel great. Love the way the place is clean and has a great setup.  I feel very relaxed and I will definitely be back.


Fish was decent a little warm for my taste. Service is good. I feel with the business they do that they can upgrade some of their products such as buying better soy sauce then higher quality of fish.


As a UNLV student, this place has one of the best deals around. 5 tacos, 2 sides and a drink for $5, and the tacos are really good.  They are traditional street tacos, so on the smaller side, but they don't skimp you on the meat.  It's a fun place to go with friends, get a bucket of beers, and sit around and chat.  It's order at the counter, and they'll call your number when your food is ready.  I think that they also have either live music or a DJ on some nights, usually Latin themed, shocking, I know...


Very cost effective, lighting fast service but never once felt rushed. There was a wide variety for the selection of food and everything that came to our table was cooked perfectly. The Egg and I manages to feel like a neighborhood diner and your family's house all at the same time. No better place in town for breakfast for both taste and value.


It's funny how much people love this place now... considering the battle and war it took to get this thing built. The arena went up without voter consent and boy am I glad it did.\n\nI've been to a wide range of events here. Concerts, Checkers, Bobcats, major tournaments, the circus. Always fun and there's not really a bad seat in the place.\n\nThe new craft beer garden is an awesome addition this year. It features local brews. I waited in line for a long time the other night at Pearl Jam, but it was worth it. Pricing is just a little bit more than your concession stand Bud-Miller-Coors. \n\nOne of my favorite things about TWC Arena is what it does for our local businesses. I saw this first hand as a bartender (moment of silence for Dixie's Tavern). The amount of people each event brings to uptown is a welcome sight for any business owner and worker. We were on a mission to grab food before Pearl Jam. Every restaurant was packed... packed on a Wednesday night when normally there would be little to no one out. \n\nParking advice: if you plan on pre or post event drinks or food... go somewhere that validates parking. It will save you big time. The decks and lots can charge $10 or more. Fitzgerald's is the closest to the arena. It validates the Wake Forest garage next to it. Queen City Q validates for 7th Street Station. A few blocks down... Cowbell validates the Fifth Third deck.


The last 4 months have shown a steady decline in this piss-poor service. Where shall I start?\n\nFor two weeks in a row now, I can count on OnDemand crapping out on Friday evenings. Try to navigate through selections and the entire module shortly becomes a nice blue screen of death and then freezes - no buttons work, no exit, nada. Reboot required. Now the \"2 weeks in a row\" doesn't just mean it's happened twice. Just twice *in a row* on a Friday evening. OnDemand overall is chronically unstable.\n\nAnd how about trying to record a show? Simple right? Oh think again... We've had several instances over the last couple of months where the last 10 minutes is just POOF - gone. Show ends with a lovely message, \"This show has stopped recording\" or some such other nonsense. And it's not because the show's schedule got off (i.e. started late, making the end time after the top of an hour).\n\nThen there's the guide showing the name of one show (the one we think we want to record), but when we record and play it back, it's a completely different show! That's always fun.\n\nOh, and lets talk signal quality. For no apparent reason (well, is ANY of this for any apparent reason?) the HD picture will pixelate and become chunky and move sporadically or freeze and the audio sounds like a robot stuck singing the note B flat.\n\nAnd please don't bother trying to use the Search feature in OnDemand. More freezing typically awaits and yep, a reboot is usually required since none of the buttons on the remote can end the nightmare.\n\nYou folks have a LOT of work to do. And I'll bet I'm not wrong in saying you also have a LOT of unhappy customers. And with very good reason. Bad software, bad network, bad delivery, BAD SERVICE. I've never experienced such sustained poor quality from a provider.\n\nTonight was finally the last straw and will be happily entertaining other sources for our TV content next week.


I've only ever gotten take out from here while at work.  It serves the purpose of filling the belly until you can make it home to run to the toilet.\n\nOrdering over the phone from here can be an experience...that is if anyone picks up the phone.  Better yet, they pick up and immediately put you on hold without even asking.\n\nI've had the joy of experiencing a little bit of this and that from there.  Usually go for the combination platter.  Just your usual fare that comes with your choice of white or fried rice and an egg roll.\n\nDepending on their promotion if you call in an order over a certain amount, they usually give you something in your order.  Recently it's been a two liter soda; in the past it has been an appetizer portion of fried won tons and 20 oz. sodas.\n\nWord of advice, if you don't have your own utensils at work or wherever you are ordering from, ask for chopsticks, they are more sturdy then the thin plastic fork they'll give you.


Thought we'd try to stay closer to home and saw the reviews for this place, not so bad. Was greeted by a super friendly guy who quickly changed from friendly to downright annoying. He took our drink orders as soon as he seated us, was back in a flash and asked if we needed more time. Yes, we did. Two minutes later, asked if we were ready. Nope, sorry. Again. And again. I don't know what his hurry was but he was determined to get our order within 5 minutes of us walking in the door. Whatever. \n\nI ordered the house chicken. When it arrived I was surprised, they give you a lot of food! I thought I had hit the jackpot! It was crispy, not overly sweet or spicey. Very good. We had a lot of leftovers, everything turned out great.\n\nUntil about 5 hours later. I was pretty gassy after that but whatevs, I don't mind farting and I'm pretty gassy anyways. Then it became painful. I knew it was coming and it was going to be hot. I got the shits. Explosive. Seven times. \n\nIt's hard to tell what exactly has turned your ass into a chocolate fountain by the end of the day...but I won't risk it again.


Friendly and excellent service, large polish selection! \n\nI called and made an appointment for the same day. I got their basic pedicure service, which was only $20 but they have $30 and $40 packages as well. \n\nWhat made a good impression on me is that they don't have the overpowering chemical smell as most nail places. Maybe it's because they are a full-service salon (mani/pedi, massage, hair salon, make-up, eyelash extensions)


Excellent setup and ambience. Great selection of cakes and pastries. Amazing selection of teas. Quite a list of coffees. This place is probably the most \"real\" coffee shop. I had the affogato and cappuccino and both were good. You can also get a sandwich and pick the bread and ingredients. It's good but tastes like a regular sandwich, nothing special.


My wife and I found Le Thai after walking out of Insert Coins downtown on a Saturday night and we took a chance on it.  Small inside dining with a larger outside seating area in the back.  The restaurant is very rustic and mimics what you may find in Thailand The place was filled which was a good sign for almost 9pm at night.  We took a few seats at the bar and ordered.  My wife always gets the beef massaman curry wherever she goes and it was amazing, great levels of flavor.  I got the special which was a beef fried rice, it was one of the best meals I have had in this town!  We have found our favorite Thai place in Las Vegas.


Shortline for a quick bite, nothing special!


Slow servers.\n\nSoda was only refilled when I yelled out to the server.\n\nNothing too special.


This place is nice but nothing outstanding. If you are looking for a place to go and get pampered this is not the place for you. The pool is nice and the hot tub is pretty large and awesome.  \n\nThe only restaurant on the premises is a small snack shop by the pool which has sandwiches and such. The rooms have kitchens which provide what you need if you want to make your own food while you are there. There is a breakfast provided from 8-8:45 two days a week which is nice but isn't out for long after the 8:45 end time. During that time you are presented different activities and excursion type stuff you can do in the area.\n\nThe concierge is definitely helpful as they recommended a good breakfast place (though there are others) and helped us get a tee time at a discounted rate at a nice course nearby.\n\nAssuming you have a car, going to Sedona is a must and is a pretty drive up there. Also interesting if you are adventurous and are comfortable driving on unpaved roads in the mountains is driving the Apache Trail which goes out to Tonto National Forest and Roosevelt Lake.\n\nI would likely go somewhere else if I went back to Scottsdale as I wasn't blown away by the place, but it depends what type of vacation you are looking for. The place was clean but the maid service didn't really do much.


Tasty... Odd ambiance of 50s diner with mediocre service but good food... I'd come again


Waaaay too crowded and smelled like a broken septic tank in the back corner.  I was there over Memorial Day weekend so I should have expected the crowd but they got greedy and tried to pack too many people into the TAO Beach part of the club.  \n\nI didn't even attempt to order a drink at one of the bars because it was easily going to take 20 minutes and that is only because I'm pretty tall and have a knack for working my way to the front of the bar (in the most gentlemanly way possible ladies).  \n\nOne highlight was that I didn't have to wait in line to get into TAO Beach.  I managed to talk my way in by telling the bouncer that I had a box and the VIP host told me we wouldn't have to wait in line.  Maybe that is true or maybe I'm just that good.  I'd like to think I'm just that good.  \n\nI would like to check TAO Beach out on a night that isn't so crazy in Vegas because the club looked great and had an awesome atmosphere.


Every time I shop here for pool repair parts, I get the wrong part. The chemicals (chlorine, muriatic acid, etc.) are not good quality and the place is operated by amatuers/kids.


So so food...but I liked the patio.  Better food, and cheaper, can be had at Elmers or Filibertos.


I was very pleased at the service and value you receive when boarding your best friend here. \n\nStaff is friendly and helpful.\n\nThe kennels have and indoor/outdoor run which they keep warm on the colder months and cooler on warmer months.\n\n$20 bucks a day to board Fuji at a place that's easy to get to before you hit the strip, I will definitely bring him back here.


Called today to order a pizza was told they won't deliver to me. No reason why. Nothing. I wont order from them again. Their loss. Funny they used to deliver here. Scoffs .. Guess my money isn't green enough for them.


CLOSED -- Fellow Yelpers, this restaurant has permanently closed. The outdoor signage has been taken down and the restaurant space is dark. There are notes on the door referring patrons to their other Vegas-area Sweet Tomatoes locations.\n\nA quick reflection: I'm a fan of Sweet Tomatoes. I eat at the \"regular\" restaurant nearby at least once per week and have done so since the place opened about 14 years ago. As for Sweet Tomatoes Express (STe), the parent company has been looking for new ways to make money (over their \"tried-and-true\" unlimited cold salad, soup and pasta buffets) for some time. While I was happy with the cleanliness of the facility and quality of the food served, the value of the meal for the price paid was considerably less than that of Sweet Tomatoes regular restaurants. Most everything is served \"a la carte\" -- choose a salad and pick your ingredients. Get a nice-sized portion and a free garlic bun or two. Buy a drink. Want some soup? That's extra, as are proteins or \"premium ingredients\". Want free soft-serve or dessert? Go to the restaurant because STe doesn't offer them. Want seconds? Order another salad, soup, etc. at full price. (By the way, the food photos shown on this page are a lie as they are for the restaurant and not STe.)\n\nI feel badly for Mike and his staff -- they were stellar!\n\nIn my humble opinion, STe did not offer a terrific business model especially for the Henderson folks who visited. Not only were the prices too high for the value offered but they refused to honor Sweet Tomatoes coupons or Club Veg specials. As I understand it, this location was first to open. To Souplantation corporate management: \"Hey guys, you're a restaurant that serves salads buffet-style. I think you should stick to what you do best.\" Maybe one of your other two locations (Carlsbad, CA or Clearwater, FL) will do better and you can one day tell me \"we told you so\". Only time will tell.


My buddy took me to this place, I had some sliders and a couple hot dogs, The sliders are very simular to white castle's and I wasn't very impressed with the dogs but it was fairly cheap and you got a lot of food. Fun little location. I did buy a shirt haha.


We have been going here for years! This place is fabulous if you love the hunt. My oldest daughter used to work at Nordstrom, so she is great to go with - she knows what to look for. The only thing I like better than the bargains ( and we have had MANY) are the employees. These people are patient and hard working - I have always enjoyed the checkout the most of any trip there. Lovely, lovely people! The gals in the the fitting room are also awesome! ...The customers are the only ones I have ever had any trouble with - and that has been seldom too. You meet cool and diverse people here, generally. Go with an open mind and heart, and enjoy the adventure!


My review on this place is a bit mixed. We went to lunch on Sunday  prior to some shopping.  No wait, and not busy so certainly no complaints on the staff or wait time.  I ordered the Kobe burger, she ordered the salmon. Food arrived in reasonable time, but her salmon had a long hair on top. Ew...  We notified the waiter, who immediately removed it and had it remade. Made us notice, that no one in the kitchen was waiting a hair net. The Beiber hair style with no net kinda concerns me. My burger was good, juicy and tender, Her remade salmon was very good, and he sweet potato pancakes were a nice touch.  They comped the salmon, which was nice.  Overall, the food was good and prices were reasonable for lunch.  I am slightly curious about any cleanliness issues in the kitchen though...


+10 on everything Misti Y said in her review, and I wanted to add that I also ate the Baked Maine Lobster \"Dynamite\" with Spicy Dungeness Crab Stuffing on Valentine's night. INCREDIBLE! The real crab stuffing was the ultimate 'spicy crab' that all versions of 911 rolls aspire to be. Needless to say, I was stuffed myself by the end of the meal. \n\nWe were told that it took 2 months of recipe development to come up with their McDonald's Apple Pie tribute. It was so compellingly crafted and conjured such vivid taste memories that I laughed out loud after the first bite.


I don't eat pancakes or waffles, so if you're on the hunt for those items, disregard this review. \n\nHowever, if you eat eggs, there are better breakfast places in the Valley to go for breakfast. Trust me. \n\nThe last few times we visited Butters, I've made the mistake of ordering scrambled eggs. They literally looked like a scoop of wet, yellow poo. And I'm being nice here. \nThese so-called \"scrambled eggs\" didn't look like real eggs at all, and because of the \"texture\"  and \"wetness\" of them, I can't imagine what in the world I was eating (or trying to eat). I had them with one of their skillet breakfasts which had onions, bacon, mushrooms and potatoes, topped with this glop of yellow, wet \"stuff\". \n\nAfter vomiting violently for over two hours, I've vowed never to return to try anything else at Butters, because seriously, there's way better places for breakfast that actually use eggs that have a yolk and egg white that is visible. \n\nThe only reason I\"m giving this place 2 stars is because, like I said, people say the pancakes are good, and I'll have to take their word for it. \n\nSorry, Butters, but Matt's Big Breakfast, The Original Pancake House, Snooze, Scramble and a host of other breakfast hot spots have you beat. By far...


Wow, made my first trip in to Dash the other day after going to 10 other consignment stores in Scottsdale.  I am furnishing a house and looking for quality merchandise at a decent price.  I could not believe the prices of their merchandise.  There are much better options for consignment furniture all over Scottsdale.


The dessert trio was nice! I had the salted caramel cake, tiramisu and key lime bar. I sampled a bit of each and was pleasantly surprised. Although the tiramusu wasn't the best I've had it wasn't too bad. Enjoyed our time here!


lots of shopping came to buy things\n\ndodged asian tourist to get to stores\n\nspent money - would do again


This updated review is a direct reflection of the massage portion of my recent visit to Just For You.  My best friend was in town so we decided to treat ourselves to the Half Day Package. I provided this feedback and after a week, I have heard nothing.  I have amended some content due to character limits here: \n\n     I was so pleased with Heather's technique (during the facial portion of the appointment) and the session was a raging success from my perspective.  I was extremely relaxed when my facial was over and I was invited into the massage room by Allison.  \n\n     As a Licensed Massage Therapist myself, I do have some expectations for a massage session and understand every therapist is different and no two sessions are the same. Unbeknownst to me, my best friend had already told Allison that I am a Licensed Massage Therapist; I did not share with Allison that I am a Licensed Massage Therapist myself and I did not know that she had already been told.  I did not want her to feel like I would be \"testing\" her in any way. With that in mind, I climbed onto the quite high massage table and settled in for what I was hoping would be a therapeutic session as \"Allison specializes in stress reduction, sports massage, and relaxation massage.\"  I work two jobs and had not received bodywork in almost a year.  \n\n     I can best summarize the session by sharing that Heather had a more therapeutic and relaxing touch than Allison did.  Allison talked for the first 10 minutes of what turned out to be a 45 minute (not an hour) session.  She seemed more interested in my main job title than in seeking feedback about her pressure.  Not wanting to jump the gun and to ensure I provided her ample time to check in regarding the pressure, I waited.  Allison proceeded to tell me by back was \"loosening up nicely\" which was not an accurate statement in the least.  Allison kept moving over an area that was tense due to a poor sleeping position days earlier, something had I mentioned mid-session, and instead of applying direct pressure to ease that tension, she caused soreness and inflammation with the repeated palpation of the site.  After having me move into a supine position, Allison proceeded to begin an abdominal massage that felt very awkward and insecure.  To successfully conduct an abdominal massage, a towel or cloth heavier than the sheet already on the body should be used over the chest so when the sheet is pulled toward the feet to expose the abdomen, the client does not feel exposed.  Ideally, a conversation would have been had with the client regarding the area as it is not typically an area of the body where most people are comfortable receiving bodywork.  I am trained and experienced in abdominal massage and I found myself questioning what was happening before I realized that abdominal work was next.  Courtney shared with me that she, too, had felt awkward during this part of the session as she felt like she was just having her stomach rubbed and didn't really understand the purpose of the technique.  She also shared that she had asked Allison for more pressure during her session and Allison complied, providing more pressure for about a minute and then resuming her previous technique.    \n\n     To make matters more awkward, when we were at the front desk waiting to pay for our services, Allison stood there waiting for payment.  Heather and the other staff member at the desk were on the phone and Courtney and I were happy to wait for them to finish.  Allison even made mention that she didn't know how to finalize the payment portion of the visit but then attempted anyway, losing patience with the two servicing the clients on the phone.  When she was able, Heather apologized for the wait and we honestly had no issue waiting our turn.  When Allison decided to conduct the payment collection herself, I explained to her that we had had a package session that day.  She then gave us the total of $139 when the package price was $135.  I corrected her, even showing her the package I had already mentioned in the brochure, and she accepted our payments for $135.  It was only when it came time for us to add our tips and sign our receipts that Allison seemed to have an interest in our sessions and how we were feeling.  At that point, I just wanted to leave.  I was so utterly disappointed and honestly felt like I had wasted the money that paid for the massage portion of the package as there was nothing relaxing or therapeutic about what transpired during that session.  As we were leaving, Allison reminded us to \"drink lots of water\" and I thought to myself, \"For what?\"  She didn't do anything that promoted a need for water in addition to what I already consume. \n\n     I wanted to bring my experience to your attention as I truly feel that, although her technique may be appreciated by some, it has confirmed that I will not be booking another massage session at Just For You.


Called these folks in a bit of a pinch today...temperature in the house was rising quickly and we had no idea what to do. Called Day and Night and they happened to have a tech in the area. He showed up in less than half an hour and was beyond professional. No sales pitch, no pushing unneeded repairs, just got the air back on and was on his way. I was amazed at the service and professionalism.\n\nDay and Night is our new ac technician going forward!


Pretty efficient as far as airports go. Usually an hour preflight is good depending on where you're going. I generally fly us airways and have never encountered a problem with anything. Smooth lines for security and I recommend going through the d/e checkpoint as it almost always seems to be less congested and quicker than it's counterparts!  Happy flying :)


This place hits a home run with the tasting menu, one of the finest dining experiences I can remember. The service is wonderful, excellent decor, strong drink, what else could one ask for. While I won't bore you with the details of all 10 courses, some highlights included the fried squid, Wagyu sushi (mouth orgasm), and yes, the first course, the heirloom tomatos. The rice dish they serve for course 9 could be done away with, but other than that I can find nothing to complain about. If your a glutten for good food, can stomach dropping $65 pre drink for dinner, and want to walk away with your belt buckle popping, the tasting menu is a must!  Oh yea and don't be one of those douches with a backwards cap on, put some gel in the hair, throw a coat on, and look like your about to eat a nice meal and not about to go to the ballpark (like the tools next to our table).


Sub Par for a Westin restaurant, breakfast buffet was free which was the correct price.


I came here after enjoying a nice dinner at Firefly's. It was just across the street and my boyfriend asked me if I wanted to try some deep fried oreos/twinkies. Of course I jumped at the chance!\n\nWe came into this dinky, run down, old, casino that seemed to be saturated in smoke. Don't get me wrong...sometimes places like this have KILLER munchies. However, this was not the case here. \n\nThere was no line, so we went straight to the front. We still ended up waiting about 10 minutes though because the cashier was on a smoke break while on her cellphone a few feet away.  We just kept looking at her and she didn't seem to care at all. When she finally came over, we ordered deep fried oreos and deep fried twinkies. I swear the two plates came out within one second. I probably should've questioned that, but I was just too excited to try the treats.\n\nWe walked outside and proceeded to take a bite our of our deep fried deliciousness. I guess I was expecting something a little hot, extra sweet, and pretty tasty. I was totally wrong. These deep fried concoctions were COLD, pretty damn dry, and ridiculously oily. There really should be a sign that reads: Deep Fried Dried Nastyness, cuz that's exactly what they were. There was absolutely nothing satisfying about these at all. Dry and cold on the outside with an extra oily, soggy inside. Does that sound appetizing...at all? \n\nMaybe I just came here at the wrong time. Maybe everyone just wanted to take cigarette breaks and not do any work, so they pre-fried everything and waited for people to order them. Who knows? What I do know is that I will never come back here, EVER.


Not too bad. But why does the Keno start at 900am? Had breakfast here and waited an extra 15 mins to check the Keno #'s after we were already done eating breakfast. That's our own fault though.\n\nIf you restaurant has so-so coffee (especially at a 24-hour joint like this)...you don't deserve 4 stars plus. \n\nOrdered the spam, eggs and rice...nice!!! Can't go wrong with that. Mac salad was a bit bland. Service good and the lines went fast. And btw..I won back my $4 from Keno when I hit 3 numbers! LOL!


I had a not so good experience here. The service would have been a step up had it been terrible. But no, we sat for over 20 minutes before she came over and took our drink order, then disappeared again, after 10 more minutes I had to ask a hostess if she could find our server, she disappeared too. Then after someone brought our waters, we ordered, everyone had empty glasses before our food came out, and the server didn't bother to refill anyone. The food was pretty bland and tasteless, which really sucked. I think next time i'll skip this place and move onto someplace i know actually cares about the people that visit their establishment..


This spot was the light of my life for about 3 solid weeks. From the first bite I could tell that parting ways with Pittsburgh would be heartbreaking. After driving out of pittsburgh and paying my friend for his leftover half a sandwich, I knew that id made a special connection. To that bacon egg and cheese waiting for me, I miss xou and cant wait to hold xou again.


10 reasons why Harmony salon is not so harmonious\n\nI wouldn't even give this place one star if I could. Out of town and here for vaca. All I wanted was a no fuss pedi. Turned to yelp to find a nail salon. Chose this place because it had 4/5 stars. #1 very hard to find. Drove in circles and my man was getting annoyed. #2 Shady and dirty location. #3 we pull up and it's not open (opens at 10am) the owner shows up 10 mins late as her employee sat outside waiting #4 the owner apologizes that is was a crazy busy holiday weekend at the salon (memorial day) it's now Tuesday and she \"needed the extra sleep.\" #5 we sat in the waiting room filling out a two page questionnaire that reminded me of my college application while they ran around cleaning the place up from the busy weekend #6 it was hot in there. After the questionnaire and waiting we got very annoyed. My husband sent me to the car and he said \"thanks but no thanks.\" The owner then chased him out the front door and they exchanged words. He told her it was unprofessional that she didn't open on time and cleaning up in front of customers. She called him \"rude.\" We left. I found another salon and while we sat down to relax #7 she interrupted 20 minutes later the and called me!! Again my husband left his massage chair to exchange words outdoors and caught her in a lie. She said they had been closed all memorial weekend! Then he pointed out that if they were closed perhaps they would have had time to have the salon open and ready on Tuesday! #8 10 mins after that call, she texted!!! The longest text I have ever seen in my life. Let me count the lines because it was pretty epic...58 line text to be exact. Again, all I wanted on my bday was a \"no fuss pedi.\" Don't say I didn't warn you\n\n\nMy response to Paula's claims:\n\n\nTo be honest I never would have left an unbiased Yelp review if the owner had not LIED, ran into the parking lot yelling, calling me or blew up my phone with texts...still trying to figure out how she had my # because I took the ridiculous intake form when I left so I wouldn't be harassed with emails or \"gift shop offers.\" Perhaps she used her security camera footage for more then a time stamp...\n\nNow I'm left annoyed with her response of small business conspiracy claims. I've now read a few of the bad reviews and see she responds the same way. Since when did the \"customer is always right\" change? \n\nPaula, we both know the truth. Your employee was not \"greeting customers\" as you say in one breath but in another you admit to being late to unlock the doors for your staff. I actually asked her if shed like to sit in our air conditioned car while she waited for you to show up.  Once again. Caught in a lie Paula. Shame on you. \n\nI don't know about anyone else but when you go to Panera they don't make you wait while they bake the bread. If your open at 10 you should be ready...not cleaning in front of your customers. Perhaps you should open later to get the extra rest you claim you needed.\n\nYour intake form is more then a few important detailed items and also asks for \"emergency contact, profession, hobbies, astrological sign, zodiac sign, bday numerology sign....\" Unnecessary and time consuming.  \n\nLastly, you lied and picked apart everything with your time stamps but you failed to acknowledge you called and texted me. (Refer to the screen shot photos) Unprofessional and harassing. Who does that? Moreover, many of your reviewers have the same issues as I do...\n\nI'm not from Vegas and I don't know which areas are shady. Your garage sale salon is open because your rent is peanuts in the ghetto and your 4/5 reviews are from your friends. Stop lying to the masses and crying cyber terrorism.


Cold Tuna, frozen vegetables, unremarkable service!\n\nI travel constantly, so I notice the small stuff as well as the big stuff.  In my second trip to this Phillips I was hoping for a better experience tan my first.  Next time, I think I will save the dough and just go to CPK ASAP in terminal B.


I've never had a bad meal at Newk's!  Their soups are great, and it's kind of hard to find a good soup (that isn't Panera or greasy chicken noodle) in uptown.  Lobster bisque is money, and I had the Ultimate Lobster soup today (I hate lobster, obviously), and it was awesome.  Great caesar salad, fresh and crunchy, and they have a little toppings bar.  Can't go wrong with some roasted garlic on the side (also hot peppers, pickles, capers, parmesan cheese, and thin crispy breadsticks).\n\nAside from all this... you know what the best part is?  The giant plastic cups that they give you when you get a fountain drink.  We have about 40 of them in the cupboard at work, they are awesome cups for large quantities of water or tea, so you don't have to keep refilling every minute.  It's the little things, people.  The little things.


Where to start , I called for my birthday to make reservations for a party of 6 and was told by the rude hostess  that I couldn't get my party in until 1030 As they had other big tables that night I said that would be fine as we were gonna be dtown anyways. We showed up on time and told the again rude hostess that we had one more she told me we would then have to wait for another table to open up I replied we had one more and a few weren't even eating we could squeeze them in she told me no and with a bad attitude told me I could juSt talk to her manager if I didn't like it I told her I would the manager came up already with the same bad attitude as the hostess and told us to bad. I told her also some weren't eating and we could squeeze them she said no so when asked how long we would have to wait she told me well I don't know with a face like I was stupid for asking. I told them I didn't want the tAble and would take my party of 8else where. To bad we drink and would of spent money a loss on their part


I really don't like this theater, but we still go here frequently.  The main draw for me is the reserved VIP seating that allows access to the bar during your viewing experience. They have a nice selection of drafts and the bar prices are reasonable.  The VIP tickets cost more, and come with a coupon for food in the restaurant. I recommend eating dinner elsewhere, and using your coupon on dessert here (of course the coupon can't be used on popcorn, normal concessions, or alcohol!).  The leather VIP seats are roomier, too. \n\nYou can't order VIP tickets online, you must purchase them over the phone or at the theater...another silly drawback that could easily be remedied.\n\nWhen this place opened years ago, it was THE premiere theater in the area, yet it looks like they haven't bothered cleaning the place since it's opened.  Carpet is stained, furniture is ripped, and paint is peeling.  And there is just trash everywhere.  Ugh.  With the army of staff working here, can't someone go around with a sweeper every once in awhile?\n\nPlease, someone else in the 'burgh, open a movie theater with a bar and spacious leather seats so I can stop going here!


Over rated. Better food else where. Waitress did not bother to refill my iced tea when she brought over refills for my husband and son. My turkey club sandwich - dry. Although I did enjoy the small side of Cesar salad, hence the 2 stars.


Came here after an evening of ice skating. It was a Friday night and still relatively quiet. The place is pretty cute (themed) and the bar area is roomy so I imagine there would still be a good amount of space even if it had been crowded. My friend and I had gotten a coupon off the restaurant's site ($27.95 for dinner for two). The food was pretty good; however, our server was kind of a jerk (making sarcastic comments and being condescending). He was also a bit slow and forgetful even though there were only a handful of full tables and a few other servers working. So even with a good dinner, the uncomfortable service is making me question if I'd go back.


I went with my wife and two year old and the service was quick and friendly! I wold recommend this place to anyone who loves breakfast items as much a we do. Best pancakes!.


This restaurant experience was wonderful from the time I walked in the door until I left. The amazing key personnel was friendly and efficient, smiling the entire time I watched her serve the customers. The food was beyond excellent and I could NOT believe the choices which were varied. The servers brought the food in a timely manner and it was fresh, hot and tasty. I would highly recommend Jacques for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can't go wrong with this eatery!!


Sunflower is my favorite grocery store, despite its pricey side. I always find great produce here, and the Boar's Head deli stock is an incentive to skip cooking, go directly to sandwich, and they feed my raging kombucha addiction.\n\nSide note: they have a generous gluten-free selection. My rm has been gluten-free for years, it's nice to have a place where we can both grab groceries without having to make special trips.


After reading a number of the reviews here on Yelp, I had to see if Chef Daniel really could translate his NYC empire into the plastic coated town that is Vegas. The good news is, he can and does. Almost. First off, the place is a bit smaller and more cramped than I expected. Kind of like find dining meets Stage Deli. But higher end, of course. Started out with the Escargot. Yep. Snails. Which were very tasty and chewy and came with some nicely grilled scallops with a centerpiece of puff pasty wrapped around some greens and inside of that.....a raw egg. Really. Maybe it should be called Eggscargot in that case. The Pumpkin Soup was exquisite. Very smooth and not too strong a Pumpkin impact. Worked really well here. Especially if you dip the bread into the soup. The bread basket comes with standard Sourdough-like French and Raisin slices. My friend got the filet which came with a variety of veggies (no taters) and he said it's the best filet he's had in years. Considering he grew up in a family that owned a major steak establishment in Chicago for years, that's saying a lot because he knows his beef. Me? I dared myself and had the 32 dollar burger. And then got harassed about it on Facebook. But you only live once and who knows when I'll come back here unless Daniel opens an LA establishment? The burger is easily the thickest I've ever engulfed. So thick, the couple next to us used a fork and knife to eat it. Sorry, that's Chopped Steak at that point. I want the true burger experience. It's stuffed with Foie Gras and Short Rib and a result, it's full of incredible flavor. Definitely one of the best burgers I've ever had. Up to a point. The problem is the bun ruins it. It's crispy instead of soft and fluffy. Not like a Kaiser Roll. It's really hard to describe. The burger is so thick that when you lift the burger off the bun there's a deep indentation inside of the bun. I think Daniel should reconsider the bun by making the burger less thick with a larger diameter and he might just nail it. The burger is also cut in half which I'm not a big fan of although in this case, I kind of understand why due to the size. The frites were OK but considering it's Boulud, it's a bit disappointing. I was expecting to be wowed by the frites and it just didn't happen. Both me and my client were stuffed after our meals (and some happy hour parties we were at our conference) so we skipped dessert or I would've had the chocolate souffle for sure. But I digress. It was a sensational meal and just a few additional exceptions would've made it perfect. Or as close to perfect as you're ever going to get.


I've had a few shoes fixed here.  One had a peeled off sole that was glued back on.  The other two had to get new soles affixed.  Boris, the son is a really nice guy.  Fast turnover for repairs!!!  A little pricier than my spot back home but fair and they do good quality work!!!  Thanks yelpers for the recommendation! :)


Excellent lunch buffet.  Amazing food.  Great service.  Clean.  Reasonably priced. Kids had never tried Indian food until today and LOVED it.  Will definitely be back!


Love this place. Good happy hour specials. Food is consistently great!


My first time going to this spa and I love it! The customer service exceeded my expectation. It's a far drive, but from the many salon location near where I live I will defiantly take the time to go to this location. My main core in a salon is cleanness and customer service. Kathy was very friendly and knowledgeable about the product along with providing me clear answer to all my question. I would recommend making appointment as they seem to have consistent customer.


I'm definitely an Apple fan! Thats all I have. In order for Apple to get 5 Stars it would take them offering better prices for their products & services. I understand everyone's gotta make money but dang they charge a lot sometimes. Can't review the tech support at this location but the store is always clean & the staff is knowledgeable about the products. Its a great place to bring your children when they are riding your nerves. They will infiltrate the store & keep themselves plenty occupied playing so you can catch your sanity. lol Almost as good as IKEA, now if we can just check them in here for a bit and go hide, hahahaha!


For the longest time I was not a big fan of this place. I like my Mexican a tad more authentic. Revo is like the Trader Joe's  of Mexican take out.  The place is modern, the tables are clean, the signage boasts of vegetarian or gluten free meals.  What it lacks for in flavor it tried to make up for in advertising. What's so special about the lemonade? Have you tried the horchata at Mesquite? Puuleeze. \n\nThen I got over myself and changed my expectations. The food is decent, the ingredients fresh and they make great fish tacos. Order them to go, get home and put some real salsa on them and you'll have a cheap and yummy meal. And let's face it, a lot less calories than your normal Mexican take out.


Western style place in Cave Creek pretty casual.  Steak is good although i have had better.  Usually sit at the bar and bartenders are friendly.  Bread is fabulous there, Gin and tonic cant go wrong, spinach is okay.  My friend had the yam with tortilla strips and have to say that was pretty fantastic also.


I started seeing Ricky because my Mom recommended him.  She had been going to him for a while and always looked great so I checked him out. I have been very happy with him ever since.  He also does a wonderful job with my kids ( ages 6 and 3).  He is very patient and listens to what we want.  I even trusted him enough to cut my hair on live news for a donation event he was doing.  We donated my hair and he gave me a beautiful A line bob.  I couldn't be happier with him and recommend you check him out!


Rolled up late afternoon looking for some steak action. I was a bit skeptical seeing the 3.5 star rating. And my presumptions proved to be true =\\. The empty restaurant should've been the first clue- but then again, who the hell eats a big ass steak for lunch? WE DO! Apparently (-_-)\n\nAfter the rude-ass hostess out in front sat us down, we were curious to try out this highly touted \"BBL\" beef, so we all ordered the 16 oz bone-in new yeezy. Disappointing for $61 duckets. Good size, good cut, looked good but I expected a little more as far as flavoring. I ordered medium rare but that shit was literally still mooing when I got it.  After taking a few bites I noticed that subtle dry aged beef flavor - hard to describe, it sorta had that rotten cheese kinda taste towards the end. I'm not that hardcore of a steak connoisseur to know if it was supposed to taste like that or if that's a good thing or not, but all I know is that I didn't particularly favor it.\n\nWe also ordered the Italian Broccoli with smoked pork at the recommendation of our server- that was actually pretty good. I'm not sure if I'd shell out the kind of duckets to come back here again. For that kinda money I'd much rather go to a sure win like R. Chris or Mortons. (-_-)


If I could give no stars I would! The lemon chicken tastes like pinesol and chemicals! And the worst horrible customer service. We tried to give helpful advice saying that their sauce tasted weird but instead they responded very rudely and said, \"Everybody likes our lemon chicken! Nothing is wrong with it!\" Will NEVER be coming back here again. And more so, the lady owner yelled at us when we were leaving, \"don't ever come back here again!\" Cool, you didn't need to tell us that! Bye! Xiexie.


First of all, this place is phenomenal.  I have a membership to the Morrison (close to work), but decided to come try out Dowd on the weekend since it's so close to my house.\n\nI walked in and asked where the cardio machines are.  The staff member behind the counter let me know that they have a few cardio machines in the Women's locker room and the rest were on the next floor.  I walked into the locker room just to check out the machines (imagining a treadmill next to the shower) and was SHOCKED.  And I really do mean I was floored.  \n\nThe Women's locker room has to be about 2,000 sq ft!  It's enormous!  There is basically a Women's gym inside the locker room!  I fell in love.  Lockers, a Jacuzzi, showers, mirrors to get ready, hair dryers, a cardio room, changing rooms, weight machines, yoga mats, a tv, and more!  Holy crap, did I just die and go too gym-heaven?!\n\nNeedless to say I didn't actually make it out of the Women's locker room to see the rest of the building.  In my defense, I didn't really need to.  They had everything I needed right there!  \n\nWhat a wonderful place!  I will definitely be back!


Wow! Stumbled on this gem. AMAZING calzone and spaghetti. Can't wait to make the trek from the far northwest to eat here again!!! Wishing we lived closer to become a regular (they seem to have a lot of them). If you're near here and want a great meal for a great deal from some great people...go to Bistro Pizza!!! Yum yum!!!


We were so excited to go and pick up our bedroom furniture today. When we bought it it was all in one display area and we told Debbie Jo that we wanted the whole set. \n\nWhen I told the warehouse workers that we were missing one dresser they looked and found it set off to the side - however it had someone else's name on it. When I talked with our sales person Debbi Jo she told me that it was not included with the group. We are very disappointed about this as the media cabinet has now been bought by someone else. \n\nBe sure you know what pieces you're getting if you buy a group.


Not so much. My wife and I love coffee and we have tried a lot of different coffees and coffee houses. This one was like hot water with no flavor or character whatsoever. We both had the cappuccino with skim and it was flavorless. The barista graciously replaced these with a cold mocha which we took to go. These were just as bad and ended up down the drain. On the up side, the breakfast sandwiches were good (not great). All in all for us this place was not worth the trip from where we live and we won't be back.


Great Salsa!\n\nWhile driving down Cactus we had a sudden craving for Mexican food and stopped at the first place we found. \n\nWe were seated immediately and had wonderful service, I saved the receipt so I could remember to put her name in my review but I can't find it. Once I do...I'll let ya know!\n\nWe had a slew of folks that helped bring drinks, chips, salsa and everything else that we needed. I was pretty impressed with the level of service we received. \n\nThe ONLY downfall is not having an Italian dressing that's not creamy. No one likes creamy dressing. Please get a true vinaigrette  on your menu. I loved your taco salad but didn't have a good dressing to put on it. I promise to add this to my roatation if you do.


Only been one time, but it's safe to say I had an above average experience! I ordered the half pound Jalape\u00f1o Jack burger with a side of onion rings. The burger entailed a perfect spice, high quality meat (from Midwestern meats), and flavorful cheese. The onion rings were really great too! Decent portions here, I was definitely full. \nMy only problem is that my bill was $11 and change. A bit pricey for a no frills in and out styled place that caters to those who need a quick bite to eat after work or another event. I didn't even order a drink, mind you. Regardless it's but a minor set back in what was a really solid burger! I'd recommend it to others.


This is a nice store.  It is the smaller American test venture of the British grocery giant Tesco, who I believe is the UK equivalent of Kroger.\n\nI routinely stop by here after work to pick up a few things before I head home to make dinner and the store is always clean, well stocked and everything is reasonably priced.  The employees I have met have all been very friendly and helpful.\n\nTheir house brand is quite high quality and I usually prefer them in both taste and pricing.  Also there are some harder to find items in their import section, which is nice if you occasionally indulge in dishes from overseas, particularly from the UK.  Where else in the Valley can you quickly find clotted cream, spotted dick (*giggle*) and Wheatabix cereal?  Of course the prices for the import items are slightly more than the regular domestic items, but that's to be expected.\n\nThey also have a reduced price, fresh food section which I really like because it's usually chock full of ready to eat, but on the verge of expiring, items that are both tasty and affordable.  Also, they sometimes distribute samples of the bakery items from the in-store bakery in the back.  I've noticed their baked goods are quite delicious.  Additionally, they have an admirable selection of import cheeses, cured meats, wines, fresh made hummus, salsas, olives, etc..  I think the perfect Summer dinner is a tray of sliced meats, cheeses, a fresh baguette, some buttery spread, olives, heirloom tomatoes, grapes, roasted nuts and maybe some fig jam.  Delicious and easy thanks to Fresh & Easy.\n\nThey send out a weekly mailer that always has a coupon of differing value on your overall purchase price, not just on an individual item.  I really like the $5 off of $25 coupons, but more often than not they send out the $3 off of $30 coupon, not a smoking deal, but if you are coming here anyway that week it pays to have the coupon with you and pocket the $3 savings, right??\n\nMy only complaint is about their convoluted, hot ass mess of a shopper's reward card program.  From what I can tell, it's more worthless than tits on a boar hog.  For that alone I am subtracting a point.  It has some bizarre equation of points accumulated with certain purchases.  (But not all purchases...?  I'm actually not sure, it's THAT confusing)  Those points are somehow linked back to some coupons you've *maybe* earned somewhere, which I have never seen offered nor have I been able to generate *any* point-of-sale reduction in price either, and I shop here quite frequently...  It doesn't make any sense, I suspect it's simply a marketing ploy to track our spending habits with the constantly moving target of the tantalizing promise of potential savings, someday...  I MUCH prefer shoppers rewards cards that give you an instant discount (on a artificially inflated price, naturally) or even better, NO rewards cards at all, just plain, old low prices.  Now THAT'S a novel concept.  ;)\n  \nAnyway, aside from the stupid shoppers card, all in all, because of its manageable size and fresh selection, this is a good store for a quick trip in and out.  If I need a huge cart full of groceries, this isn't the best store since their overall selection is smaller than say a Fry's, but still for a few must-have dinner or lunch items this is a great option.  And yes, aside from some kinks when they first opened with regards to rotating stock they really are Fresh & Easy.


Shopping in a mall has become a thing of the past for me, but I have a gift card that has been burning a hole in my pocket so we decided to do some good old-fashioned shopping in a department store. The store is pretty outdated and I was little disappointed by the lack of inventory to choose from. \n\nI was pretty sad by how little enjoyment I had in this shopping trip. It felt like more of a chore than anything.


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Jac's is the saving grace of Monroe Street. Delicious, reasonably-priced, traditional Americana food in a well-lit, clean, cozy space that can be described as bar-meets-restaurant. The drinks are fabulous, and the Bloody Mary could be a meal in itself with all of the add-ons. Attentive staff, great atmosphere. Will be back.


Perfect neighborhood joint to walk to for brunch. Noisy. Tight seating. Often a wait. Beware of deep fried doughnuts & beignets -- quite tasty if hot hot hot. (Nasty if not not not!) Seems to have a constant brunch menu that doesn't change much even if it is chalkboard based. Frittatta, quiche, omelet, french toast, farmer's egg platter, etc. Most served with a decent portion of spring mix salad and burnt-grilled Italian bread. Satisfying and reasonably priced  between $10-$12 per dish with additional sides ata $4-$6. Food is locally sourced. The Polenta Pepperanata has a tasty sauce that is heightened if the egg is cooked correctly, over easy or soft. But often egg dishes here are over-cooked. The Risotto cakes are tasty. The Italian hoagie seems to sell well, tastes of quality ingredients, but otherwise is just an Italian hoagie.


Called to make an appointment and told the receptionist exactly what was happening.  She said they can help me and I made the appointment.  I got there at 1:10ish for a 1:20 appointment.  They didn't call me back until 2. Then when they finally did, the PA told me that they don't do what I'm there for. I explained that I told the receptionist why I'm there and her response was \"The girl you spoke to is new and she was kinda left a lot for a week to fend for herself\"......really?  I needed this test done and now I have to go somewhere for it. If you go here, make sure you are clear about what you need and maybe call back to make sure they do it. I gave up some much needed sleep for this appointment.


I liked the bar tops and the fact that it was nicely lit at this pub...that's about it.  Wait, the fries were pretty good...\n\nMy bf's brother got the fish sandwich with a side of wilted salad.  Yes, wilted because they had put the salad on the same plate as the fish sandwich, and the plate must have been placed under the heat lamp for quite some time prior to making it to our table.\n\nI had the fish and chips, and again, I must admit that the garlic fries were pretty good.  The fish however, was not as good as I had hoped it to be.  The batter did not hold to the fish.  It was not fluffy and airy with the crisp to it.   \n\nMy boyfriend had the Bangers, bean and mash.  All three of us came to the agreement that the bangers tasted like breakfast sausage.  Very underwhelmed.\n\nWill I be coming back to this Firkin place (which is a chained pub btw), highly doubted.


we came here for dinner right before we went to watch Ka. i ordered a pomegranate mojito and the eggplant calzone (i had a craving for calzone once i saw it on the menu).  Steph C. ordered the salmon and white wine.. my other friend brian ordered the crispy chicken and drake ordered the organic chicken.. \n\nSteph and Drake seemed to love their dish.. Drake deemed his dish the epitome of the phrase.. \"winner winner chicken dinner\" hahaha however, my dish was just alright.. I think there was wayyyyyyy too much cheese and not enough eggplant.. =( \n\ni really wanted to love this place because drake and steph thought it was soo good.. i really liked brian's crispy chicken tho.. but i did love love LOVE the pomegranate mojito  i gave it 4 stars because my friends loved it so much and it was great seeing them happy haha im corny. yea so?


This store is a dump.\n\nI went here to do what everyone else goes here to do: buy inexpensive clothes. There is plenty of that, but that's not the problem. The place is just a toilet. The clothes were packed on the racks on flat hangers which results in them being damaged before you can even wear them. There's items laying on the floor with employees stepping over them instead of picking them up. And the fitting rooms! There were hundreds if not thousands of pins on the floor half embedded in the dirty carpet. You have to keep your shoes on lest you'll get stuck with a pin and that's one thing you do not want to happen in this gross place!\n\nI realize the clientele of this place is fairy hazardous (lots of face tattoos and muffin tops), but thats no excuse for a filthy, unkempt store. Never again. I'm happy to spend a couple of extra coins and go to a store where people care about cleanliness.


When I first walked in it seemed like a clean, decent place. The menu doesn't state that brown rice is extra compared to white. Nick was walking around talking on his cellphone the whole time even while serving us our food. The waitresses need to wear longer shorts. They were disgustingly short. I don't want to look at another girls butt cheeks while eating my lunch. The food was okay, would probably only come back for the Kahlua pork. But other than that, I will probably not visit again.


To Sarah l. -\n\nBuy a box of wine and stay at home? Funny, you sound like you're probably an employee or something...\n\nThe point is that those of us who live downtown and do events to help PROMOTE local businesses are typically treated much more professionally - like had the manager gotten back to me when they said they would, I would have probably held the event somewhere else.  Groups of 40+ people boost sales - that's a typical no brainer.  If this restaurant can sustain itself on only having a decent happy hour crowd, but not listening to the people who live in the neighborhood, I'll be surprised if they last a year.\n\nThe good thing is that there are many great restaurants downtown who DO appreciate patronage and what the customers think - and apparently I'm not the only one who thinks the music is ungodly loud and their speakers suck.


The show was very entertaining.They did a good job of showcasing the highlights in his career and music.\nElvis is a legend and his music  will outlast us all.\nThe show lasted for 90 mins with no intermission. Loved the Elvis jumpsuit costume towards the end of the show.The live music is a superb accompaniment to the acrobats and dancers on stage. \nI enjoyed the show. WOuld recommend this show to all the ELvis die hard fans out there.


This hotel gets it right.  It is clean, well-appointed, and the staff is amazing.  Loved the modernized retro theme.  My room was perfect.  The bed was comfy.  My pet peeve about hotels is the lack of attention to shower cleanliness.  There was no scum or mold in my shower.  :)  The restaurant staff is kind, and the food is super yummy.  I would stay here if I were to visit Scottsdale again.


If you're expecting dingy and gross because of the low price, you'd be wrong. The rooms are small, but if you prefer an older aesthetic, you will be in heaven. It's the kind of place that has character. And you know, a flat screen tv and an iPod dock. The Neutrogena products (as opposed to the no-name 80s products in the Treasure Island bathroom) were a very nice touch. \n\nUnfortunately, you will hear every minute of the Fremont Street Experience, but there's only one bed in the room, so find a way to distract yourself and you'll ignore it.


I have never been so insulted as a patient.  I spent around a hour in the waiting room. ...I was with two different employees for a total of less than 10 minutes. I did see a stethoscope....\n\nThe bill for services was $255....you've got to be kidding. ...that's criminal. ...


As a frequent Las Vegas visitor, I had been wanting to try this place. I finally did Memorial Day weekend and it was not amazing, but still worth it!\n\nWe went on Monday afternoon around 2pm and the wait was 45min-1hour!! So we instead ordered from their smaller menu where you can order a la carte instead of sitting down in the restaurant. Next time, we'll make reservations!\n\nWe ordered the mini sliders, chili cheese dog, corn dogs, nachos, fries, and frozen hot chocolate. \n\nThe BEST part was the frozen hot chocolate! When i went to pick up our order, they had forgotten the corn dogs, so for my wait, they gave me a free large frozen hot chocolate! The other stuff was just kind of blah, not great, but still yummy. The only thing I wouldn't order again were the nachos. The chili cheese dog was pretty good and the sliders were really juicy! But i would definitely come back for the frozen hot chocolate!! Perfect on a hot day too!\n\nI gave it 3 stars because the only amazing thing really was the frozen hot chocolate. If i was solely rating that, then i would give it 4 stars.


By far, the WORST dry cleaner in the area.  I brought a rather expensive shirt for cleaning and when I got it back, the front pocket was on the inside!!!  How did that happen?  I can only assume that it was ripped off by accident and they tried to sew it back on without me knowing.  Only thing is, they put it on backward!  When I went back to the store to complain, they became confrontational and they said there was no way that it could have happened.  I offered to provide pictures of the shirt from when I wore it last and they continued to be conrontational.  I would NEVER use this place again and I have reported them to the Better Business Bureau.  Do not go to this place!!!!!!!!!


We went here accidentally because we didn't know where to eat since we tried to go to Lillie's Asian Cuisine but it was closed for lunch and we went to go to Market Street Cafe to try their famous oxtail soup but the oxtail soup was not available until 11 pm. So we decided to go to Grotto, boy we were glad we came here. \nWe ordered: \n- fried calamari comes with their yummiest tomato sauce (i never like tomato sauce but this one is so delicious i ate it clean), the calamari was dry not oily like other restaurant.. very good.\n- lobster bisque ... very good. the best lobster bisque beside the one i tried at the four seasons hotel san francisco. They gave a good chunk of lobster meat.. so delicious. Just don't order it to go because i liked it so much i ordered it to go and they didn't give the lobster meat at all.. so disappointed.\n- chicken alfredo linguine.. good, the white chicken meat is good but it is not grilled like what i expected, i think it was sliced roasted chicken but the overall is good because it is not greasy not too much butter and i didn't feel bloated after that.\n\nTheir bread was good, served warm and so yummy, one of the best bread but you have to ask because they won't give out the bread unless you ask for it.\n\nThe only thing that was off: the food took a while to get out, we had to wait for each of the food to get out and the restaurant was not even crowded.


Good food. Great location. Good atmosphere (especially in the atrium) and great sangria. We will go back!


I was jogging in the area and noticed signs, so I went to check it out. The place seems nice enough, but I got the impression the manger Ed and his son seem to run the place and would rather sit all day and collect their pay checks. I would love to know how much money they make sitting around all day hoping no one comes in and bothers them. I think I'll contact the city to see what is up.


Great place for breakfast/brunch.  The Works Omelet was very good and the warm banana nut muffin with butter was awesome.  Natasha gave great recommendations and was a terrific waitress.  Send her to Disney!


Skyline lofts is a great building with some cool features; however, the management of the complex is unprofessional in their business tactics.  I greatly enjoyed the complex under Mark Taylor, but as soon as Weidner Properties took over the building, the professionalism of Mark Taylor went out the door.  It took days to get items fixed while living there; however, it took them no time to do an invasive walk through the week before we moved from the complex.  In the walk through, the managing director told us that the paint was not the special order paint they use to paint and therefore they would be charging us to repaint the moonlight white with the \"Weidner\" moonlight white color.  They offered to sell us the paint and we could paint it to cut costs, which I jumped at.  For a second time in a week I repainted the rooms and hall to their specifications with three coats only to then again be charged an additional $200 at move out for painting.  In addition, the complex will charge you tax, administration fees, and cleaning costs that are more expensive than the professional maid services we have always used.  These charges are present no matter how much you leave the property in good condition.   To prevent you from contesting the charges, they give you 10 days to pay the charges or they send it to collections, even though the mailed letter with the charges took 4 to 5 business days to reach me through standard mail.  The short payment time is unprofessionally done purposely to prevent you from contesting these fees.  In other words, your money will not go far will living here with the service you get, but complex management will do everything they can to nickel and dime you when they get the chance.  \n\nWith the recent expansion, growth, and other options in downtown Phoenix, I seriously recommend looking at other complexes until Weidner reevaluates how they run their properties.  Hope this helps those looking into Skyline Lofts.


Love this place!! Great bagels! Great service! Turkey bacon club with swiss on a bagel is the best clubs I've ever had and I worked at a sandwich place before. I can't want to go back again and eat more yummy food.


Awesome bulgogi tacos! Chef didn't have Kim chi so he whipped up some Asian slaw for my friend. I had the New Mexico burger w/garlic fries, which were delicious! Brought home a pastrami sandwich w/garlic fries for the hubby. They must have been good because the only crumbs left were the ones on his shirt! Will definitely be back!


I finally ventured in and let one of the associates explain the options and variations to me. Her name was Reagan, she picked up on my desire for a little variety right away. She showed me the different designs that different sactionals could create in my home so that over time I was able to create a \"new\" couch in my home without actually replacing it. I loved the idea! We bought the 5 Series with 5 sides and 5 bases. I absolutely love the patience Reagan and the other associates showed when I asked them to re-show me different setups and to clarify the material, durability (I have large dogs and kids) and warranty. The financing process was super fast and delivery only took 2 weeks. The delivery company didn't correspond with us as much as Love Sac employees did but emails ended up being sufficient with delivery dates. I even received a follow up call from Reagan, making sure my set up was complete, smooth and I didn't have any questions and to see if we were happy with our end result. The answer is yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Great food, great ambiance! I had the pan seared jumbo scallops and my boyfriend had the salmon on the special menu. The four large scallops were so tender and smooth and the salmon was lightly crisp on the outside and very moist on the inside. The food arrived promptly as I enjoyed the salty, but addicting olive spread and bread. If you sit on the patio, you can watch the water show at the Bellagio. Unfortunately, there was a private event on the patio that night. Our table for two was also very tight, but wonderful experience overall.


I recently purchased a Dodge Charger from Greenlight Auto and I couldn't be happier with the customer service I received.  Bill and his salesman Cody where more then helpful throughout the entire process.  Great place, great car selection and they are definitely a customer first place. I refer everyone I know to go try them out.


No hotel is perfect, but I've stayed at this hotel three different times and something always happened. I just got back from staying at the Cosmopolitan and I was disappointed with what went down. First night I checked-in to my room I noticed that my entire floor smelled like mildew. As soon as I got off the elevator I could smell something rancid. The manager offered to send someone up to the floor to spray it along with my room, but it did very little to help. The next morning I woke up, opened  the blinds to go outside onto the balcony, and at the base of the sliding door I see a bloody and used condom! A manager came up, we talked for a few minutes, and then they offered me a $150 credit to my account. There are a lot of good things about this hotel, but there have been issues with my room/stay all three times I've stayed there. I've never had issues with the Bellagio, MGM, Hard Rock, or Venetian.


This place is extremely good.  It is the second best Indian resturant in Vegas.  The first being Namaste.   It is not a hole in the wall just in an off strip location.  This is where the locals eat!


First off, be prepared to wait a long time when checking in. So unorganized .  The check in clerk was rude and could tell he didn't want to be there.  Room was just okay. No wifi in the room unless you wanted to pay $13.00 a day.  \nThe hallway carpet was sooo DIRTY (plain gross).   Food trays, pizza boxes and beer bottles left in hallway for a full day.   Food okay, but over priced. However, Carlos & Charlie's was very good.  The place is very outdated...needs a major redo. Originally, planned on staying at Flamingo for 3 nights, but could only take it for 1 night.  Went (ran) to another hotel the next morning. Stayed our remaining nights at New York New York. Friendly staff, CLEAN, modern, beautiful room and FREE WIFI!!!!


2 words - Not impressed!\n\nIt has been three years on my quest to find great Italian food here in the valley.  Being Italian and from North New Jersey it has been quite a challenge.  So you could imagine the excitement when 2 of my very dear friends have been raving about the Amarone....stating the best Italian restaurant they have found in AZ.  I was extremely disappointed. \n\nAs I walked in i quickly noticed how beautifully decorated the restaurant was.  We sat at the bar.  The place was packed, so I quickly thought my friends must be right.  This place must be a gem.  Bartender was nice...didn't go out of his way.  The menu was a bit expensive. \n\n$3.50 for a coke!!!  That is a bit much!\n\nMy friend got pizza ($18) and I penne alla vodka ($15).  I had to ask for extra sauce as the pasta was VERY dry.  And to be honest....possibly one of the worst dishes of penne vodka I have had.  No flavor!  And the pizza was ok, BUT for $18 I was expecting fantastic.  \n\n2 of the waiters came over to talk with us and I felt them to be a bit creepy.  I think they just came back from a cigarette break, but I thin they were smoking something other then a cigarette.  \n\nNot one of my favorite.  What I have learned is that if I want great Italian food....I am just going to have to continue making myself!


We LOVE this place. Our favorite take out joint in town!  Although it often takes a while to get someone's attention, the food is definitely worth the wait! \n\nThe food is delicious, we especially like the Pad Thai, the spring rolls and curry puffs. \n\nWe have eaten in a couple times but it is busy and loud, we prefer to take out.


Pros: The staff is very friendly and seem knowledgeable about the mystic tan process (Or whatever its called ). I came in with a groupon and she was very accommodating. They do however tack on add-ons along with the tan , but oh well!\n\nCons: They were out of the the darker spray tan solution. Unfortunately I am pretty pale , so I really need a darker spray tan. After waiting the full 8 hours my tan was maybe only two shades above my natural color ! That was a let down considering I used the mystic tan for a special occasion. I ended up buying store bought tanning products to make myself darker.


Nice rooms. Nothing over the top, but definitely a nice hotel. I wasn't happy that an outdoor concert on a Thursday night was audible in my room ... and I was on the 26th floor. The concert went until 11:30p.\n\nI guess it's Vegas, so that's OK? I'll return to the hotel, but I will get a room facing away from Las Vegas Blvd next time!


J'ai pass\u00e9 devant avec ma copine et un couple d'amis. Ma copine avait envie depuis un bon moment et mon amie solidaire l'a accompagn\u00e9e au toilette, pendant que je regardais les critiques du resto sur Yelp.\n\nMa copine s'est rendu au toilette sans rencontrer personne, mais mon amie a rencontr\u00e9 un homme qui se disait le propri\u00e9taire. Il lui a demand\u00e9 si elle allait vomir! Totalement surprise et scandalis\u00e9e elle lui a r\u00e9pondu NON! Il lui a alors demand\u00e9 si elle allait faire un num\u00e9ro 1 ou 2! Elle a juste r\u00e9pondu d'un hochement inqui\u00e9t\u00e9e de la t\u00eate et s'est d\u00e9p\u00each\u00e9e d'entrer dans les toilettes sombre de l'\u00e9tablissement.


Enjoyed the Tortellini and the service was excellent. Bypass the wanna be places like the Tilted Kilt in this area and go to a real place for food.


I think people usually associate 2 stars with hatred and I don't hate this place but, \"Meh. I've experienced better,\" just about sums it up. I'm also comparing my experience with Scripps in San Diego which was simply amazing. At Agave, the people are pleasant, if often disorganized and one of the N.P.s I've met has been just great. \n\nMost of the work appears to be done by CNAs and while pleasant enough they mispronounce my child's name every time we visit. The \"triage line\" is a joke and results in a call back within a day by an assistant essentially saying to make an appointment. At least that was my experience: I was concerned about apparent side-effects from vaccines that were administered a few days prior. I can't afford so many appointments to the same \"doctor\" when what I'm expecting is a little follow-up from prior appointments.\n\nBut here is my biggest problem with this office, and to me it's huge: Apparently our doctor is Dr. Thomas, but in 4 appointments in 6 months we've never met her. In fact, I've never seen a doctor there during our visits. The entire place appears staffed with N.P.s, P.A.s and CNAs.\n\nThe office is cute, everyone is nice, wait-times can be excessive and based on my experience there isn't an actual doctor to be found. I've received the same level of expertise from WebMD or MayoClinic.com


Whitney Ranch Rec Center is great.  They have so many classes for the whole family.  My son has been taking private swim lessons for the last year at the Aquatic Center.  They also have group lessons which he was in before.  I really like the one on one attention he gets in the private lessons.  He moves through the levels much more quickly in private so it is worth the extra $$ to me.  Also 2 people from the same family can be in private lessons together for the same price.  That is what we do with our twins.  So that helps a little on the price.  Their activity pool is awesome.  Lots of water features and slides.  It gets really busy in the summer so make sure to come early.  The line can get long and the chairs and umbrellas go quick.  On the Rec Center side, they have a gym, basket ball court, racquetball court, and lots of class rooms.  My kids have taken, karate, dance, pre-k classes and more.  It is a great way to see if they like something before spending a lot of money on it.  All the classes are very reasonable in price and the instructors have been great.  They also have youth sports like soccer, basketball, baseball and tennis.  My son has had a wonderful experience in their youth sports programs.


This place is terrible! The food was awful and I had hair in my rice! When we showed it to the waiter he said \"okay\". None of us finished even one plate of food becuase it was so bad. Then when we paid the waiter stood over my friend while she filled out the credit receipt then asked to my friends face \"NO TIP?\". He asked three times in English and Spanish until my friend finaly said NO TIP!!! It was a terrible experience and the worst food I have ever had! NEVER GO HERE! AND TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS THE SAME! I never take the time to write a review let alone such a mean one but it was just awful.


A dive-ish sports bar, it's an interesting spot with excellent burgers, a billion television sets and a reasonable selection of mass-produced beers.\n\nI met a few friends here, but I was late to arrive. By the time I showed up, they had already placed their orders and the menus cleared. When i was able to flag down a waitress, I ordered a burger (someone suggested the Carolina) and the sweet potato fries. And a PBR, because it seemed appropriate.\n\nThe kitchen was able to fast track my burger so it showed up at the same time as my friends. The Carolina is seriously messy but it's loaded with fatty meaty greasy goodness. And the sweet potato fries were excellent.\n\nWe didn't stick around for long - down the road to bowl!


In town for quick meeting. Yelped and found Rony. Great guy, great place, great recommendations. If I wasn't in Orange County, this would be my weekly spot!!!  The service is unsurpassed and the price is a deal!!!


Had to give these guys another thumbs-up !\n\n I stopped in today for breakfast to find a deal on Pumpkin Pancakes with walnuts and cranberry syrup. ! \n\nWow what a combination huh ? \n\nLet me tell ya , they were GREAT. My breakfast with coffee totaled less than $10.00 and I was full for the whole day.\n\n\n\nYou cannot be disappointed here , Breakfast , lunch or dinner. Fast friendly staff excellent service.\n\nGreat Job Guys , Keep up the good ..... Great Job.


Pluses... Location, friendly staff that's about it.  Stayed at this hotel because we were attending a swim meet across the street.  Our room was fair at best.  Everything was old. The bed was so hard and lumpy, I had a sore shoulder for 3 days.  Toilet was constantly running and the AC unit sounded like it was 30 years old.  We paid a discounted rate of $139/night...it was worth around $60.


Susan saved the day for my 10 year old son. My son's Little League Jersey was an Adult medium and he wears a Youth medium. The Jersey was given to him on a Thursday night and he needed it Saturday morning for Team pictures. I contacted Susan and my son and I went and met her on Friday morning. By Friday evening the Jersey was fixed and looked better than it did when we first got it. She even did some extra work for my sons comfort. Susan is the BEST I have even worked with.


This fast-food Americanized Chinese cuisine wants to be as good as Panda Express. And I'm saying that knowing full well that Panda Express isn't that great either. The convenience factor (buying a quick to-go meal in the grocery store) is the biggest draw of this establishment.\n\nCafeteria-style serving, the food is generally not very hot, the portions are small for an extremely high price ($8+ for a 3-item entree consists of a small scoop of each of your entrees and not that much rice, either), and the staff is often rude. If you question the portion size, they'll add a little more and say something in another language to whoever's in the back that usually elicits laughter. I don't mind people communicating in their preferred language, but the timing and the laughter makes me uncomfortable.\n\nI used to be a big fan of this place, until the pricing went up and the portions went down - along with the service. They charge extra for shrimp or BBQ pork ($1.50 upcharge why? - the items aren't that special). The worst part was that the next day the leftovers made me incredibly sick (after being stored in the fridge and reheated properly) which did not happen on previous trips. \n\nSkip Rice Garden even if you're in Bashas' and hungry - there's a few other places in the strip mall and a freezer section in the grocery store. They're not open very late, the food is likely to not be hot enough anyway, and the price does not reflect the quality.


I joined the crew last night for the HH organized by the fabulous Christina P. Although it was my first visit and I generally like to sample a place a few times before reviewing, there were so many of us there that I felt that I had gotten a pretty well-rounded experience and had enough information to provide input. \n\nPhoenix is known for its host of strip mall restaurants, but few can actually transport you to another place. The restaurant interior is a mix of kitschy Italian and moderately nice mainstream. The main patio is actually about the same size as the restaurant interior and is flanked by two cute NYC street scenes (think universal studios city scene) with each window telling a different story and the Statue of Liberty holding court. Very quaint! The back of the patio is taken up by a complete bar. The fire pit that others have mentioned is situated in the middle. The patio is clearly the place to be at this venue!\n\nService was spot on, which was unexpected for such a large group. I have to echo Georgie S., the bartender seemed to single handedly (with the exception of bussing support) kept our brood quenched and fed with no errors. He asked each guests name upon their initial order and remembered them throughout the remainder of the evening. No simple feet, if you consider that we had at least 20 people in our party and he was also serving the numerous other guests that shared our al fresco setting.\n\nThe manager Matt, came out to thank us for coming by and informed us that there is a separate patio in the back to accommodate private parties/functions. What a divine setting for almost any family or business gathering!\n\nIn addition to the ambience and service, there is the food... Oddly one of the best things of the evening was the free appetizer provided to each table, which consists of bread and a parmesan/pesto dipping sauce that is so infused with garlic that its sweet fragrance swirls in the air. Now as Bacon B. points out, this will stay with you (i.e.: if you are on a date, you should both eat some) but it is seriously out of this world! I also really enjoyed the bruschetta, which is a classic take on the dish in every aspect except size. More often than not you will receive four or six small slices of toast with some tomatoes and basil carefully assembled on top, but not here... instead you will be served a small flatbread mounded with fresh hand cut tomatoes, chiffonades of basil and more of that dreamy garlic.\n\nI was also able to sample two of the new pizza offerings. The Roberto's (ironically offered up by the fabulous Robert M.), which was set off by a sprinkling of pepperocinis offering just a little kick, and the White pizza which had more of those rich garlic undertones. Although I enjoyed the toppings on each of the pizzas, I was left wanting more from the crust. Both were uniform in size and shape and a little on the tough / dense side, which made me wonder if they were not made in house. That said, it was not enough to detract from the overall experience and I will definitely be back in the near future.


I wanted to like this place, but the service was so horrible that it ruined my evening. Our waitress was blond and arrogant and really couldn't be bothered to serve us. She took our food order and then literally never came back. Our starters came and I bugged the delivery waitress for another drink, but soon realized that not only were we not getting our waitress back, but we weren't getting the rest of our food. Finally, after an hour we cancelled the rest and went to find dinner elsewhere. It wasn't just us. The rest of the guests were ignored as the staff sat and chatted among each other. Not worth the time or effort.


Great place to sleep while on vacation, soft pillows and beds. The bathroom is modern and spacious with more than enough room for two people to be at the same time. The food options you have at the ARIA are great but can be pricey depending on where you eat.


Be prepared to be upset it is gone has been for several years now.


I'm conflicted about this place.  The wife and I were in LV for the first time since 2003, so we were exploring new places.  We saw this restaurant on our travels before heading to a show and we love sushi so we stopped.  The food was very fresh and drink selection was excellent, however portion size was tiny.  After $72 with tip my wife commented that is was the first restaurant that she had ever left feeling more hungry than when she arrived.  We then had to hurry off to get more food before the show.


I am a loyal customer and love the place! The only reason I didn't give a full 5 stars is that it is pretty pricey but it's clean so I love it!


I am really getting tired of restaurants that specialize in a specific region of the world, yet do such a poor job a reflecting the culinary offerings of that region.\n\nI must confess, I am not an expert on Greek cuisine, but I feel I have had better Greek than this. \n\nI can tell the difference between fresh ingredients and something that has sat in the walk-in cooler for a couple of weeks. \n\nThis is Las Vegas, a restaurant can not afford to get lazy about quality or it will end up being another victim of the recession.


First off....I used to love this place. Like was there more than once a week kinda sushi spot. But now, being a little more mature and understanding of the sushi scene, I will not return.\n\nAfter events ruined a planned sushi dinner elsewhere I decided to use Kobe as my fall back sushi place and regretted every minute of it. \n\nThe service here is usually always top notch..I will give them that. BUT the menu items are just not that impressive and neither is the quality of the food. Most of which are just the usual rolls you find everywhere or variations of various tempura rolls.\n\nSo from one of my staples...to maybe if in a crunch...to not gonna donate my $ there anymore...Kobe Sushi Bistro no longer has a place in my heart...or stomach.


In the fast food world Sonic ranks right up there for four very important reasons:\n\nCherry Dr Pepper.\n\nTots.\n\nBreakfast burritos.\n\nBreakfast burritos with tots inside.\n\nI'm not the biggest fan in the world of a Sonic burger.  Their chicken  sandwiches are ho-hum.  Their wraps are actually good, and if you get the grilled chicken one it's actually not too bad for you, either.  Nothing else on the menu really grabs me where it counts, ya know?  By no matter what, if I get it with a side of tots and a Cherry Dr Pepper I'm a happy girl.  Better yet, if I get one of their, frankly, pretty effing awesome breakfast burritos encapsulating not only the eggs and peppers and all that goodness but also acting as an edible treasure chest full of tots I'm over the moon!\n\nTheir soda fountain can't be beat.  I loved it as a kid and I love it now.  Although I'm pretty much firmly ensconced in the Cherry Dr Pepper camp, you can add one of TONS of flavors to any drink, not just your traditional chocolate, vanilla and cherry.  Orange, grape, watermelon, coconut, lemon, lime, strawberry - the list goes on and on.\n\nIt's still funny to see the carhops come out in their roller blades.  I know Sonic gave up it's trying-to-do-the-50s thing a while ago, but the roller blades still crack me up.


OMG, I wasn't expecting such an amazing dining experience!  The service and waitress was superb!\nThe Sushi was the freshest I have had in Pittsburgh & the General Tso's (which I order from almost every Chinese restaurant) was the best I have ever had.  Even had the option to get brown rice for no additional cost, this Dumpling House was the best!!!


Great place to try out new clubs and compare to the ones you already have. Was having trouble hitting my driver very far and thought I'd buy a new Taylor Made mini driver and use as both driver and three-wood. After meeting with PGA Pro Chris Eastman, (who gave me several tips while watching me hit balls in one of the two simulators,) I kept my own clubs and had them both cut down an inch. I learned they were too long for me. I saved a lot of money and felt guilty not paying Chris for his mini lesson, but I'm a happy camper. Will always come back here. It's the people not the store name! (BTW, after trying my \"new\" shorter clubs at the course later, I was still lousy!) I need more practice.....\n\nGary


Parking! Parking! Parking! What a nightmare! I have never found a spot inside their parking area. I always park at the Wendys across the street and walk over. As for the service I can't complain, they have always helped me out and been very nice. It does however take me awhile to get an appointment. Usually ranges between 7-10 business days. I have also never had anyone at my clinic ever pick up the phone. I have always left a message and they return it within 24-48 hours.


I have had 2 problems with this location 2 years in a row. The first one they made the cake smaller than it should have been and when I told the owner about it she acted so rude and suggested I was lying. The next year they messed up my daughters birthday cake. I ordered chocolate chip ice cream and the chips everyone realized was cheap generic ice cream that you would buy at the store in those big gallon tubs. The only saving grace was the good decoration.


I have had some horrible experiences in the past with other dentist. When I came to Harris dental 2 years ago, I had no hope. The Harris family helped me see that there was hope and I could have a beautiful smile again. The staff is so friendly and the doctors are so knowledgeable. I will never see another dentist!!


Blackjack Switch, BITCH!!!!\n\nBack in my good ole' 21 year old days, we would come here because it was one of the few casinos on the strip that had Blackjack Switch. Now, the bigger casinos are starting to incorporate it into their lineup because it's that good. (If you haven't learnt to play, LEARN. It's basically Blackjack but with better odds of winning for the player, in my opinion.) \n\nAt Casino Royale though, you can play BJ Switch (sounds like a kinky swingers thing) with a table minimum of only $5. It's perfect for when you actually want to make your cash last you a few hours. \n\nThe dealers here are one of a kind. My favorite is Ruta - sweetest girl in the world - who I met a few years back and try to say hi to whenever I'm in Vegas (even though she never remembers me, ouch). The rest are CRAZY. I had a dealer once who kept messing up the payouts and would be like, 'Whoops, I forgot to give you your money. Here it is. Don't say anything, shhh', the hugest dealer no-no!! I had another dealer who talked about her days doing coke in Atlantic City. Just laugh along and hope they bring good luck to the table! If you want to learn how to play a table game, Casino Royale's the place as most of the dealers are helpful and friendly enough.\n\nAnd the strawberry margaritas!!! They're these tiny, but super sweet slushy concoctions that you can get free while playing at the tables. If your tummy doesn't ache after 3 or 4 of them, you'll at least have a small buzz.\n\nWhile you won't find a lot of bachelorette groups playing at Casino Royale, you will see plenty of bachelors. There were a bunch of guys that came and went when my friend and I were playing at a table on this last trip. A few of them were really cute, too, except I was too engaged in the game to notice or care. But for all you ladies on the hunt, Casino Royale's got the hookup! \n\nCasino Royale's got that old school Vegas glam that's slowly beeing weeded off the strip. There's nothing wrong with the big names like Encore, but Casino Royale reminds me of the Vegas that used to be family friendly and didn't require a buttload of money. In about 10 years, Bellagio is going to be a has-been and Casino Royale will still be going strong. I'd put my money on it.


This little cart of goodness is an underrated gem in my book.  I truly love food-cart food, but I frequently miss out on them due to my work schedule. But luckily, this cart has much more expansive hours than most, and can be found out in front of the UW Credit Union on the square almost all day long on weekdays. Breakfast falafel? Done. Gyro at 4pm?  Sure thing. \n\nYou can tell a food cart is good by certain earmarks. First, can you almost see the wafting scent of spices and grilled meats grabbing you by the nose and pulling you in, like a Looney-Toons mouse to a wheel of cheese? Does that smell make it hard for you to keep walking, beckoning you to just pause a moment and consider that wonderfull smell. \n\nNext, if it is a foreign regional food cart, are there patrons from that region hanging out nearby and chatting with the owner?  You bet there are here. The fellow working there is always nice, chatting up his friendly regulars and working hard simultaneously. He always returns my salaams, and once gave me a free falafel ball to munch on while I waited, since my gyro was going to be a few minutes longer than normal. I told him it was no big deal, I didn't mind and extra minute. He gave it to me anyway and said, \"You try. You like. Falafel makes you happy.\"  Yes.  Yes it does. \n\nBut really, I come for their Gyro. It's simple, classic, and deliciously aromatic. It's so good, and reasonably priced, it's what I almost always get. It's my favorite gyro downtown. I was less of a fan of the chicken I tried once, but really I'm not here for the chicken, so I won't be sad about going back to my darling classic gyros. \n\nLong story short, this cart consistently serves up delectable, hot, reasonably priced food all day. Don't fear the cart, embrace it.


First came here when I was 10 years old and I fell in love with it. I have so many memories in this hotel. Now I'm an adult and whenever I visit Vegas I stay here. The rooms are great and comfortable. The place is so beautiful in my opinion. Although, when I last visited I noticed SO MANY COUPLES AND NEWLYWEDS. I was bummed along with my sister because we were looking to see some cute guys lol. We were not allowed to go to bars or clubs (not 21), so we sat in the lobby and we just saw couples pass in large numbers. So all the single ladies who are looking for some fun you might look somewhere else. But we passed by the TAO nightclub and we noticed many singles but once again it was restricted for us. In the end The Venetian is my favorite hotel of Las Vegas and I can't say I will ever stay anywhere else when I visits hopefully this year.


Here's the quick and dirty. I can see how some people may like it here. However if you've ever had a real crepe this place won't do it for you. The toppings are very standard although they have lots, it's all sweet or sweeter nothing really exciting or new happening here.


The carne asada tacos are definately worth while!!! Large size corn tortilla, good amount of meat a d great flavor! They seen to have a good selection of other authentic Mexican food! Will go again