This Hooters is near my house so it's always convienient to come here, but the service and the food is hit or miss. \nI frequent a lot and really enjoy their wings. The server was MIA all night, twice I had ordered wings one flavor-honey thai and i got the new flavor they have- chipotle honey both times. Was not satisfied at all. Server took my drink for refill and never came back after 20 minutes I asked for the check, she sure was quick to come get that. \nThe manager there is rude and unattentive, she accused my friend of \"making a coupon\" that was on their website and did not want to accept it because she said she didn't know where the coupon came from even though we pulled up the website and showed her the coupon. \n The one that I really enjoy is the one on Alma School, it is a bit of a drive but the food and service is always spot on!


Croissants and bread pudding. That's the only reason I eat here, the rest is just details. Ok, the rest of the food is pretty good. I know in all my reviews I put a disclaimer about \"it's nothing AMAZING\" and this one is no exception. The atmosphere is dark and relaxing and at lunch time, it's always busy. Today I had the new chicken salad sandwich...meh. I should have stuck to their fish or steak selection. They know how to grill a steak or a fillet of fish. The chicken salad however was sad and disappointing. The bread was so coarse that it scraped the roof of my mouth, the chicken salad barely had any mayo and WAY too much red onion chunks. I won't be ordering that again. Other than that, I'm rarely disappointed with Charleston's and plan to devour more croissants and bread pudding. Those are a little piece of heaven on a busy day!


Ok, yes, I came back again because one of my co-workers really loves their tater tots. This time the Guiness tap was working and they also had Harp so at least with that you can do a black and tan. I ordered a Guiness as well and they even made a little shamrock in the foam. I had to give them an extra star for that.


LV Yelpers... stay away!\n\nCame here the other night for dinner since I was craving fish.\n\nI waited over 30 minutes to be seated.\nCrab soup was horrible... no taste.\nFish wasn't cooked throughly. (I had the trio and rainbow trout)\nlomi salmon wasn't done right.\n\nManagement and customer service was horrible with compensation for bad service.\n\nI won't be back.\n\nNEXT!


10,000 hours to be an expert or 10,000 grains of rice to be a regular. I'm not sure which I would prefer when talking about Thai Basil, arguably the best Thai restaurant in Tempe. Although the area around ASU is inundated with local independent Thai spots, Thai Basil is the hottest (Sorry 5rcha, Thairama, and, Thai Elephant). In fact there are more than five indie Thai spots in the square mile are Mill and University! In a small sample, and quite casual, taste test with a few of my close colleagues, we found that Thai Basil not only has the most flavorful yellow curry, but it also has the freshest and best textured veggies to accompany their superlative sweet and spicy coconut base. The atmosphere is always set to tame lounge covers of pop songs, and mood lighting that settles the agitated or overwhelmed. An order of fresh rolls with the perfect hint of mint accompanied by a mellow rendition of Katy Perry's \"I Kissed a Girl\" is enough to make the wrong day right. Not only are they open until 10 p.m., which makes that post nine o'clock \"where do we go\" purgatorial discussion of fast food options fade, they also will carry your order over to Taste of Tops if you want to enjoy a your Thai dream in another seemingly moonlit establishment that offers the best in draft beers an absurd bottle selection.\nThe close by Tempe Farmers Market adds to the convenience of the location as many post dinner trips home are made complete with grabbing a few of those household necessities you've been meaning to get while you are out, or if you just want to sneak a quick vegan treat. The service is impeccable; I've never had a complaint let alone even heard a complaint about any of the staff or quality of the food. The one lone soul who spoke out against getting a bite there a few weeks prior was advocating we get Jack-In-The-Box on Mill, so you know their taste buds can't be trusted. \nThe only problem that has ever arisen has been finding a parking spot, (literally one time out of dozens) which was quickly remedied by available street parking on Farmer. I will say the neighborhood and location are above average in general \"cool feel and vibe\" but if the ambiance is not to your liking, their take-out service is as convenient as any I've seen. The neighborhood part mostly goes for the University location, but the rest can be generalized to the other two, which I've patronized both and they maintain the standard set by their University site. \nI am not sure how one would be an expert at Thai Basil, as I previously suggested would be possible in my opening line, but over the years as I've slowly made my way into the \"regulars\" club with my idiosyncratic fried rice order, I know I wouldn't trade that status for anything. Maybe for some free entrees. Wait nevermind.


Just heard about yelp and looked up restaurants while in the Phoenix area. This place was amazing was there last Thursday, you gotta try their hummas combo. been to many middle eastern places, this was a treat. Great discovery!


This is a relatively small location, for future reference I'll stick to drive-thru. But I've never had a problem so no complaints!


My crew boys swear by it, busy busy but fast service, not really my taste in food but it was well prepared and really generous portions.  Heaps of reice with lime, salas, guac, balbacoa and sour cream, in a burrito bowl, tasty.  Other offerings included burritos and salads with chicken beef and balbacoa.  Good fast food for $10.  Outside patio available


Oh I forgot how much I hate you! \n\nYou've  yet again managed to ruin another family vacation! I promised myself the last time that I would never fly you again.  But somehow I forgot. \n\nDelayed due to a malfunctioning generator?? Really and now you want me to go 5 hours cross country on you with my offspring! I will never ever fly you again.\n\nMissing the AZ diamondback game was the least of my worries.  Thinking that I was flying on an old decrepit plane....yeah pretty much occupied my mind.\n\nYour staff is rude.  You didn't even offer us a FREE snack after delaying us for 3 hours.  \n\nYou made me want to write Jet Blue a love letter, asking for forgiveness because I cheated with a lesser quality airline.  I will never fly you again and OH I won't forget!!


I loved Catfish Alley, I thought I was glad it was by my home and Job!  \nIt was good, but not worth $30.00 for two 3 piece and fries and a side order of corn bites.\nThe spicy was too salty, whew!  The plain was more like it.  If we had ate there, I would have had them give me the plain, it was that salty! \n\nI think I will fry my own fish next time.


It's a Grassmarket pub of reasonable size, with a reasonable selection of beers and spirits and a reasonable decor. There are some hidden treats though: be sure to seek out the back garden on a summer's evening, or head upstairs to the quiet and reserved dining area. There's also a healthy festival pedigree - a small room even further upstairs finds itself converted into a snug and cosy performance space for comedy acts of the surreal and experimental end of the spectrum (in my experience).\n\nWell done Beehive: you're there when we need you.


Tacos, fajitas, burritos and more.  A good spot to grab some of these food items, but it was ultimately overpriced and not the best juicy tacos or fajitas that I ever had.\n\nService was spot on and they have spacious dining area.\n\nMeh.


It seems this restaurants it serves both Thai and Vietnamese food. The deco reflects such as well. Towards the front of the restaurant or some well lit tables with some large windows. Towards the back is more dimly lit tables for the more romantic atmosphere. \n\nThere is a very large selection of foods from appetizer to entr\u00e9es to desserts and even drinks. I had ordered the steam chinking dumplings. They were 6 of the biggest dumplings stuffed with a lot of meat. The grilled pork chops and lemongrass was very juicy and tender. One of the better ones I've had. I'm going to have to try the pho and Thai curry next time.


Disney Land for Foodies. Fresh Baked Goods, Salsas, Mexican dishes (the torta cubana is to die for) and an awesome atmosphere, plus more produce than the human eye should ever behold. My favorite place in Phoenix.


I have been ordering food from Rainbow Garden for ten years. Their food is delicious, it's always hot, and delivery is fast! My husband loves the crab rangoon, and I don't think I've ever had a dish I didn't like.\n\nRainbow Garden is also a great spot for lunch. They have the usual lunch special: soup, spring roll and entree with rice for $6-$8.  The lunch specials are a great value, however they only include the common/popular Chinese restaurant dishes such as general tso's, princess, garlic sauce, etc.  If you want something different, you have to order off of the full menu.  But the food quality here is very good and everything tastes fresh.  I'm a fan.


Had them before they revamped their menu, had them after. Both were disappointing. Can make my own ramen meal from packet ramens.


These mother fuckers hit an ran my car! Eye witness took down their cab number and license plate. Your busted!


Please be aware of the time share sell!! Like those postings not recommended, the guy on the street promised the free stay was to be in the Cosmo, but that was not true. He promised there would be only three questions and a visit to their rooms, casino, and a brief preso.  Definitely not true ... The preso lasted an hour, they don't have a casino if their own, and the model room was a pit!! The carpeting from the elevator to the room was stained and worn.  The pool was small and crammed between two large resorts. Last of all the free gifts were misrepresented.


Very friendly people who work here. They were so great with my kids! Definitely will be back.


It must be coincidence that my ROTD pick is the place where I reconnected with Eric R. last year and is where he proposed to me last night!\n\nAfter a marvelous dinner at Shabu Shabu Paradise sitting next to Katrina M., we made our way to the M to \"walk off dinner\" and go to the wine bar.  We had 2 wine tastings, then I asked Eric if he was ready to go...he said no, he wanted more hahaha!  Well I went to the restroom and when I came back and sat down, he says he got me a gift in Texas, gets down on one knee, and asks me to marry him!\n\nJay, the awesome Hostile Grape staff, took some pictures and brought us champagne!  I was in shock so I can't remember all of the details :)  There was a guy and 2 ladies next to us who also sent some wine over for us to celebrate.  We took turns going upstairs to call our parents and left tipsy and stuck together like stamps to a letter!\n\nThanks Hostile Grape and Jay for the special experience, the champagne, and the memories!!!! :-P


Decent, clean, food was good. I've only been here twice now, but it's good to know this joint is close to home should I just want to get out for a bit. Went with a girlfriend on a Friday night and it was quiet, but nice. No creepers bugging us. Returned on a Sunday after a funeral with a bunch of friends and we were able to all be seated together right away. Took a long time for everyone to get their food, but I guess 15 people is a lot to cook for all at once!


This is such a great concept. Kind of sad we went when NO ONE was there, but it was really nice place to grab a drink. Best thing...NO COVER! It's in the middle of the casino. There is a live DJ mixing it up. \n\nI really liked the way the whole area was decorated. The dance floor is lighted, since no one was there we realized that the floor lights up based on the weight of the dancers and lights up special when you stnad over the different boxes. \n\nMy favorite thing to do after I'm done dancing the night away? Get a Malibu and pineapple and sit in a big comfy couch. There were a ton of couches that you didn't have to reserve! Big plus! If you don't feel like paying the cover for foundation room or you've hit rum jungle one too many times, this is a nice cool spot. Definitely going again!


My very first review - my dark blue car ruined on the exterior.  Couldn't see it until I returned home and the sunlight revealed exterior body scratches.  Evidently they didn't take care to use clean rags/towels.  Looks like a Brillo pad was used.  Going back tomorrow to see if we can get this rectified.\n\nWell, I'll keep my review the same.  Took my car in this morning to see what could be done.  A \"charming\" older woman (JOVEL) came out to tell me this was definitely not caused by them an it was without a doubt caused by a buffer.  I explained to her that a buffer had not touched my car since it was last detailed by European Detail over six months ago.  To my face she told me I was not providing the truth and if I took it to a BMW dealership they would also confirm I was \"lying\".\n\nGuess what!!  BMW confirmed that the damage was likely caused by rags because of the linear motion that was apparent.  Rick was the gentleman from Los Olivos who accompanied me.  When he also learned that perhaps I wasn't lying as JOVEL had certainly alleged he offered a re-wash and a had wax to correct the problem.  Thank you Rick for obeing a professional.  \n\nEven upon return to the Wash JOVEL was still had her heals dug in refusing to acknowledge any error on their part. \n\nAlthough the business has taken a turn to rectify it was like pulling teeth or pleading a case before the the Supreme Court.  Not acceptable.  \n\nAgain kudos to Rick as a gentleman and professional.  If this was his site alone I could raise my review substantially.


I like Cibo better than Bianco as a restaurant, but Chris's pie is still better by a nose. Cibo has bad parking, nice ambience, spotty service, good menu, fresh, high quality ingredients, and good value. Translates to hit the off hours, get a pie, order the antipasto, and have a Nutella desert


Lavazza coffee (no more illy) was excellent with my eggs benedict and homefry cakes  - which by the way were loaded with feta, onions and spinach. A little pricey but would do it all over again.


Atmosphere is great! Food is not. Had the pasta w meatballs which consisted of a bowl of gummy flavorless pasta w 2 small meatballs for $15.00. I left hungry and went home and ate a PB&J sandwich.


These stores are HUGE and there's never anyone in them. How they stay in biz is beyond me. Any who, there were plenty of workers around to try to help me find an anti-glare screen for my lappy 5000, but it turns out they do not sell this product anymore. Boo. Need a sharpie or a binder? Come here. Need anything beyond that? Call Amazon.


Came here for lunch - they have weekly specials, and cheap drinks, and are conveniently located very close to the Waterloo campus.\n\nI ordered the bacon cheeseburger, which was quite a monstrosity when it arrived. Unfortunately, the one inch thick beef patty was dry and flavorless, and the entire ensemble was just greasy, dripping mess. The sweet potato fries were surprisingly good, however, and I would definitely recommend them over the regular fries. I stole a few of my friend's chicken tenders as well - they're listed as a house special, and they're quite interesting: instead of the usual chicken tender shape, they're very long and skinny strips of chicken, which makes for maximum crunch and dipping surface area. I personally really liked them, but if you're a fan of fat swaths of battered chicken, it probably won't be for you.


My wife and I decided to eat breakfast here before heading to the airport to go home. We showed up around 9:30 and began eating breakfast. The BREAKFAST food was tasty and there was quite a variety. \nHowever, we ate an entire plate of food before a sever came by to take our drink order. There was no place for self-serve coffee, juice, or water; we looked all over for it.\nAt 10:00am they began putting out lunch food and it was OK at best. We decided to try a variety of items since it was fresh and available but we were unable to take more than a single bite of any of it.\n\nIf the service and lunch quality was on par with the price of the buffet, this place would receive 4-5 stars from me.


ATTENTION!.... Bachi Burger is one of Vegas's best kept secrets\n\nI bring all of my visiting friends here, they leave super jealous that they don't have one in their city. We love that they do something different, each item is very unique and creative. You wouldn't think that the flavors would mesh so well but man do they!\n\nHere is my MUST try list:\n\nOxtail Chilli Cheese Fries\nSpicy Miso Burger\nTruffle Parmesan Fries\nChili Fried Chicken\nBlack & Green Burger\nGinger Chili Edamame\nStrawberry Jasmine Lemonade\n\nEven if you aren't a big fan of Asian fusion, its hard to deny a good burger and fries.


Went tonight to watch the UFC!  Great place to watch the UFC.  No cover.  Volume turned up and the fights are shown on every screen.  Not a bad seat in the house to watch the fights.  Waiter was very attentive, but not bothersome during the fight.  They even offered drink specials (well....their gigantic 100 oz tower for $20 is a great deal in Vegas).  Their were promo girls too offering free shots.  \n\nThe food was pretty good too.  We started off with the Kettle Chips app.  Very creative app.  We enjoyed it.  Watching others orders come to the table we realized we needed to split our meal.  SUPER LARGE PORTIONS!  We had the house salad and the Mac N Cheese.  Both were great and more than filling when split b/t the two of us.  I did order a specialty drink...it was good, not worth $12 but not bad to sip on.  \n\nOverall, a great place to watch the UFC.  Wish it was back home in Texas.


Actually, it seems to be on the last Sunday of every month now--you'll need to check their website for dates: http://www.chaiyacmm.org/\nIt's well worth it to find this event! Every time we go, there are a few different things.


The pizza is good, but the pasta is outstanding. Nice quaint family outing place, or a great place to take a date for a private dinner. They, also, offer some good salads.