Their chicken is just too rubbery and chewy for me - though I think this is the way they intend to prepare it, and obviously some people really like it. I've eaten at another location in the past with the same rubbery results. Their shrimp and fish was almost passable. Disappointed as this would be a healthy close-to-home alternative.


Two words:  shitty service


Stopped in a little before 5 p.m. yesterday, but was never served. I didn't know what I wanted to drink so the first strike was on me. But once I was talked into the house IPA, the beer never came despite me staring at the tap in front of me. I was sitting at the bar. There was some major drama involving some old-timers at the opposite end of the bar on a price dispute. Bartender went to resolve the issue and passed by me a few times going to visit manager and back. The old-timers were doing their best to agitate the bartender even after resolution and they succeeded. She passed by again and I said to forget it. On top of that the WiFi was down. It was a poisonous environment, thanks largely to the crusty customers, but I decided this was no place to wind down after work.


Will Never Buy Anything From Here Again!\n\nIn the last 2 years I've probably spent close to $5k with Golfsmith. They'll completely deny this, however I'm fairly certain there sales staff pushes certain brands over other brands, and not because of play ability either. My issue came when I was going there to purchase a set of Titleist AP2s (Just wanted to hit em before I bought) and the salesperson basically made me feel like an idiot if I bought the AP2s and pushed the R9s on me. I'll admit I hit the R9s on Swing Tracker the same as the AP2s, I'm not giving them a bad review because the salesperson talked me into the AP2s I'm really upset with the fact that I went there a month later (buyers remorse) to see if I can trade my R9s for AP2 or at least a good discount off. They were already clearance out the R9s (Only a couple weeks later) and told me the most they could give me for my irons was $125; After I just spent $900+ on them. Also on the same order of my irons I purchased a new driver, wedges, etc. so my total bill was over $2k and the best they could do is offer me $125 for my irons that were still brand new looking. No thanks Never Again!! I'll give my business to PGA Store or Vans.


Non-existent customer service. Quite literally. I walk up to the desk, the guy working there ignores up - I'm standing at the counter inches from where he just finished ringing up a customer - when I get to the counter, he turns away from me and walks away. Walks. Away. From. A. Customer. Like I have cooties or  something. WTF? I'll go elsewhere for my haircut.


When will businesses realize that no matter how good your product, if your customer service sucks it will ultimately be to no avail. Just ask Gateway computers. Their demise was NOT their computers, it was their lousy customer service! I am extremely disappointed in Bean and their LOUSY customer service. It takes a special kind of skill set to be a waiter/ waitress and the big guy at Bean has NOT been blessed with such skill set! \n\nWhen my husband and I first visited Bean, we were excited. Upon first entering the establishment, we had to decide if we were willing to overlook the decor of the place in order to have a pleasant dining experience. We decided we would overlook the decor. It is much to be desired. Even though the decor is not the best, there is no excuse and no substitute for a little soap and water. The tables aren't the only things that need to be cleaned from time to time. The windows sills are dusty, and the curtains could use a quick wash in the washer.\n\nWith that said, as my husband and I have visited Bean quite a few times, we have noticed the customer service getting increasingly lax. There is nothing wrong in letting a patron know that you will be with them shortly. On one recent visit, the big guy walked back and forth about 20 minutes before he ever opened his mouth to say anything to us. He acted as if we were invisible. If you know that your weekend brunch is gaining in popularity, you need to have two waiters there at the very start!\n\nAnother thing that disappoints me with Bean is that you can ask the waiter for something and they forget, you have to constantly remind them what you asked for. My understanding is that Bean is a fairly new establishment, but if that plan to stay in business, my advise would be for them to\n\n1.  Improve the decor\n2.  PLEASE MAKE MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE!\n\nUnfortunately for my husband and I, last night was the tipping point. Very unsatisfied with the customer service and we will most definitely NOT be back. Very unfortunate indeed because there are so few vegan restaurants in Charlotte. If you can't respect me then you obviously don't need my money!


Went to the newest Crazy Pita at Downtown Summerlin today and had the worst lunch experience ever.  Stopped by at lunch time and waited in a short line.  I ordered a chicken pita and a small bottle of water for a little more than $12.00, which I thought was too expensive, but I wanted to try this place.  I was given a number and told a waitress would bring over my food when it was ready.  The place is small with a small outdoor patio area.  As all the tables inside were taken, I found a small table outside to wait for my lunch.  I waited for 55 minutes and still had not received my food, so I went inside to ask what was going on with my order.  I noticed lots of people standing around pondering the same thing.  When I went up to the counter to ask when I could expect my food, the woman next to me said  she waited about 50 minutes and received a pita that was inedible with cold fries that were so oversalted she could not eat them.  I asked what order number they were on and was told there were still 12 orders to be prepared before mine.  I lost my patience as I really didn't want to wait another hour to receive what was essentially a chicken sandwich and left.  I will never go back there.  The service is horrible, the prices too high, and, from  what I saw and heard of the food, it's definitely not worth a two hour wait.


I got on yelp to see some korean bbq in the area and saw close to 4 stars so tried it out but wont be coming back. The food basically sucks compared to any of the spots in LA (except for this 1 place; unfortunately I forgot the name) .. lol. The service was ok but Ive had better in much less expensive restaurants. Oh, yea .. I spent about the same amount of money as I would at 5 star places in LA. On the good side the waitress gave us 20% off our bill for some reason. \nIm not sure if Vegas has a good korean bbq spot but I know for a fact the Vietnamese joints are as good as in LA.  \n\noh ya ... this place is open 24/7.


I hate to be the one to lower the rating but I gotta be honest. \n\nI had:\n\nBrisket sandwich\nBeans\nMac n Cheese\n\nThe brisket was waaay too fatty. I know, you gotta have fat to make a good brisket. But I prefer to have the fat removed after cooking, then slice the meat. Don't shred. Well, they just shred the meat...fat and all. Smoke? Where is the smoke flavor?? Not here...\n\nBeans - nothing more than doctored up Ranch Style Beans. Actually pretty good.\n\nMac n Cheese - very strange, almost brown color. Taste ok but I think I might be too scared to eat it. \n\nSauce - they have  a regular and a spicy. I filled a take out cup with each and when I got back to work I couldn't figure out which was which. C'mon, if you're going to have spicy sauce then make it SPICY!! \n\nI might go back to maybe try the ribs or hot links.


When you've graduated from Taco Bell and it's too depressing inside an empty Roberto's, you're ready for Cafe Rio and its addictive fresh awesomeness. \n\nDon't get me wrong: you won't forget the Los Tacos of the world, and I still love a good lunch at Mariana's. But Cafe Rio is wonderful. Big fan of both barbacoa and grilled salmon. Whole menu is great and worth the extra buck over your average fast-casual spot.


For the good: beer is cold, great TV's and the food is not bad BUT for the service OMG every single time it gets worse and worse. It is TERRIBLE and every time we go there are new servers. I have been told many times the turnover of employees is because the management is awful and they treat their employees BAD!!!!!  Time to STOP supporting This place especially because there are SO many great sports bars with great staff!!!!!


This place is overstaffed, and in fact right when you walk in there is no warm welcome to the store. Everyone who works there is busy. Sadly my experience here was dissapointing because they didn't have what I was looking for. \n\nThe store seems to be under construction. There was a bum in the music section just playing his little heart out on the piano, all intoxicated. (felt uncomfy)\n\nThere is no variety of product. Service is poor.


I had the Friday special, beer battered walleye with baked potato. The waiter was great, he didn't want me to feel rushed but he was very busy so he juggled a lot to get back to me.  When I selected a wine, he even gave me his opinion (\"my favorite\").  I think it was worth the money but I don't think I'll go back for fried food.  The hamburgers looked awesome (a nearby table had the guac burger...mmm).


I found a half-foot strand of thick hair in my Pho Dac Biet. I give props to the waiter for not apologizing and keeping a smile on his face the whole time there. Also accompanied by noisy waiters, dull atmosphere, and crappy foreign music, I could not stay a second longer. If you're a tourist reading this review, let Vietnamese wait until you get home. There are better ways to spend your money in Vegas and gambling is one of them.


Found this place via amazon local. $27 coupon for $53.00 value. Ambiance was great, large tv for TV viewing, hookah next door, and a full bar. The menu was reasonably priced. We literally had to find something else to use the total value of the coupon. There was only one wait staff, so service was slow. I ordered a vegetarian entree and it was great. I will return min the future.


Conveniently located at the entrance of the Mirage, its a great location for grabbing a quick beer.   My only issue is the two fat tire beers cost 15 bucks...yikes!


It really pains me to give Au Pied de Cochon 2 stars, but honestly it didn't live up to the expectations I had for it. It was one of my top 3 musts for my visit to Montreal. Before the appetizers came I was telling my brother how I thought this could possibly be my favorite restaurant ever. I can be wrong from time to time.\n\nThe food was hit and miss. Everything sounds amazing when you read it off the menu, but the execution of some of the dishes left much to be desired. It's probably mentioned a lot but it really can't be emphasized enough: almost all the food is really heavy, fatty, and salty. Items I remember trying and would get again: Foie Gras Poutine (obligatory and good), Duck Carpaccio (best dish of the night), Foie Gras Cromesquis (wasn't amazing but it's interesting and I don't know anywhere else that I could get something like this), and another Foie Gras dish I didn't learn the name of. Dishes I probably didn't enjoy that much: Duck in a can (it was not bad, but I wouldn't get it again since it's so salty and at $44, hefty pricing too), Cod Fritters (meh), Lobster Risotto (ugh the risotto was undercooked and too dry for my taste and everyone else's taste at our table so it was a big disappointment), and the PDC Melting Pot (oh god, the worst thing hands down...all the meats were overcooked to the 7th depth of hell and it was all hard and dry...also no pork belly was in it as promised), and lastly, the Creme Brulee was a major dropping of the ball too (the creme was more like wet curds of tofu in texture and it was sour...what the hell). Creme Brulee is my brother's favorite dessert hands down and you guys made him depressed all night over how bad it was. \n\nThe servers are really awesome. The main dude was on point as a server. He memorizes orders, is charismatic and helpful, great personality and slightly funny. My brother and I ordered a shit ton and he challenged us to finish it all. We finished everything except we had to take the leftover Melting Pot home. He called us out when we asked for the to-go box for not finishing but it wasn't because we were full. It was just really inedible. I didn't have the heart to tell him that we won the challenge essentially... on top of adding that shitty ass Creme Brulee for dessert afterwards. \n\nGlad I tried it out albeit pretty disappointing. The menu is still interesting enough, but I'd probably not come back with all the other great Montreal restaurants around. Le Club Chasse et Peche would be my next target probably (I hear it's the same owner).


Underwear for $1 and bras for $10?!?! Yes, please!*\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n*Disclaimer: Only in the sale section, and only if you can locate your correct size.


I read the other reviews on this place and was very wary. However, they were the only thing close by that accepted my insurance. The appointment was for my 6 year old daughter so I called ahead of time and asked a lot of questions. The initial reception was friendly and extremely helpful.\n\nWhen I attended my appointment they were quick to check me in and get us back for our initial set of questions. The young women who checked us in greeted us right away and was super friendly. She put my daughter at ease while running the first round of tests. She even got her to sit through the dreaded puff of air for both eyes. All the while listening attentively to my very curious little one and keeping her giggling. \n\nAfter that the doctor was not too long of a wait. She was also very friendly and thorough. She worked with my daughter through her eye test and even answered her questions about the different equipment. It was such a great experience my daughter was super excited to pick out her glasses by the time she was done. \n\nThe young lady who helped us pick out frames was also friendly and patient with my daughter, she also walked me through all my benefits and options.\n\nI received a phone call from the office as soon as her glasses were ready and they did a great job of checking for fit before we left. My daughter even ran into the back to show the doctor her new frames.\n\nI am not sure if this location has made a lot of changes for the better or what happened previously. All I know is every interaction I had with each employee was always positive, friendly, and thorough. I will definitely be coming back here.


We met up in Vegas with cousins of ours whose son travels frequently to Vegas on business. He recommended this restaurant, which is a block away from the Fremont Street Experience (see my review of that as well). The steaks were huge but even so, it was a little pricey for being off the strip. The service was average and the d\u00e9cor wasn't anything special and pretty plain (all deep brown wood which might appeal to some). I had the petite New York, which wasn't very petite and my husband had the ribeye, which he claimed was \"good for a ribeye,\" whatever that means. I usually douse my steak in A1 but it sat untouched throughout my meal. I left wishing we had tried a different steakhouse. Measly servings of wine as well, but you're still overcharged for a full glass. Other than that, nothing much to write home about for this one. Wouldn't go back if we came to Vegas again.


Incredible!  Everytime I'm in Vegas, this is a must eat buffet for me.  What better way to spend $40 dollars.   If you're a seafood junkie like myself, this is the place.  It has a good selection of seafood and the best part is that it is really fresh.  THe oyster here are incredible considering it's an all you can eat joint.  But be fool by the name of the restaurant, but this place also have sushi, chinese, mexican, prime rib, etc.    Man, I think I came out of that place weighing 10 lbs heavier!


I came here for dinner and had ordered the wedge salad, tomahawk ribeye, and the sauteed wild mushrooms.  The wedge salad was pretty good.  I was sharing it, and they kindly split it before bringing it to the table.  The steak was cooked perfectly medium rare.  The two sauces that they served with it were both kind of one toned.  I felt like I needed something acidic.  The mushrooms were also good.\n\nI saw the table next to me order the hot rocks.  If you're not good with chipsticks, this is probably not the appetizer for you.  The stone is so hot and the slices of meat so thin that you basically only really need to put the meat on to take it off right away.


The ramen and the fried rise are amazing the only bad thing is the service was rude


I ordered delivery from this place - about $35 worth of sushi and food. When the delivery driver came to our apartment I asked for change on $40 and I was going to give him a tip. The delivery driver (shorter asian man) started YELLING at me about how he drove across town and he couldn't believe I was going to give him less than a $5 tip. Are you kidding me sir? I don't technically have to tip you at all! The guy was extremely rude and I will NEVER order from this location again. Tip: Go to the Edo location on Monona drive! They have always been great and have awesome customer service!


Great selection and wide variety with good prices make this my new favorite Asian/international market in Madison! Store and items were clean and fresh. Variety of ethnicities-- I went home with Jamaican, Mexican, Indian, Arab, Thai, and Chinese foods/products in my bags! Near downtown and very close to the beltline make it easy to access, even if you're coming from out of town. Seems like the strip mall and library which share a parking lot with Yue-Wah has all been recently updated. Looks nice.


My wife and I have been here two days, with two more to go. Room is tiny, shower is tiny, bed is tiny. Shower head is broken, ice machine doesn't work, breakfast is terrible, wi-fi is poor (weak signal everywhere in the building). But it's a good location, and the staff has been friendly, so I give it two stars.


Happy Hour Monday-Friday 3pm-6pm. Half off pitchers of sangria and mojitos. I am torn between a love-dislike relationship with Firefly. They tend to be inconsistent between the two other locations and that trend runs over to their new one in Anthem. The menu is still the same, the prices are unchanged, but they have down sized the portions. \n\nI came here with three other people and went crazy during their HH. For $14-$15 a pitcher, it is easy to order 6 between three. That's right folks, one must be sober enough to be the DD. Don't drink and drive. More importantly, do not drink Firefly's drinks and drive. They are lethal, yet taste like candy. \n\nOur server, Cole, was awesome. If the drinks were not enough to make this a regular hang out, coming and chilling in Cole's station made it so. He made it clear that if we needed anything to just ask. He has a gauge for how far he can push it and with our drunk group, he saw nothing was off limits. Spunk is welcomed.\n\nThe food was good, but everything is 1/3 smaller than the other locations. Being located in Anthem does allow them to get away with more. All the usual items are on the menu. Their mixed paella is delicious, but their is no crispy bottom to scrap up. \n\nThe view from the patio is gorgeous. If you have a small party, request it for a gander down Eastern and over to the Strip. Sitting in the back area will also allow for a nice view of the Strip. When the sun goes down and the stars come out... It is breathtaking.


Every Vegas local's favorite sandwich shop. You can't go wrong with anything on the menu, but the most popular sandwich is The Bobbie. It's Thanksgiving on a sub roll, and they do it perfectly at Capriotti's.


This place is trash. The restaurant was packed because it was 5pm. I expected a long wait, but I noticed a lot of table were empty in the middle.  Their were more then enough waiters to seat more people.  I counted 7 waiters and about 20 tables that were occupied.  I dont know any waiter that would work with only 3 tables to make a decent pay for the night.  We got seated after 45 mins of waiting.\n\nOur food took an hour to get out, and we still didnt get our drinks because the waitress never came around after we ordered.  Maybe she was on her period.  THe food was actually really good but it was way over priced for the small portion, and after 2 1/2 hours its so not worth it.


The food at Little Shanghai is plentiful and reasonably priced.  The architecture and ambiance is a little dated but still has a high level of authenticity that is fitting and functional.  I haven't been to a better chinese restaurant in Phoenix.  The house chicken is to crave for late at night in your  refrigerator.  The sizzling beef should be a little more dangerous, kind of didn't sizzle the way my imagination played out.  The bar even works functionally and has some character.  Highly recommend if your are in the Arcadia area.


closed 07-13-13


This place used to be really good, but my last two experiences have really changed my opinion of Triple George. First-timers, note that their website does not accurately reflect prices of their menu items - we noticed price variations from $5-6 for less expensive items all the way up to $14-15 on steaks and some seafood this time around.\n\nFirst, they appear to have gotten rid of their valet (again, website still features it), meaning your options, as far as I can tell, are to park in the Downtown Grand valet and walk a block (fine, as long as the valet isn't full, as it was during the first of these bad visits) or try your luck at one of the various garages around downtown. For the mid-to-upper class dining experience, definitely not the best. The valet needs to come back.\n\nSecond, the service has gotten worse and worse with each visit. We frequently come to Triple George before catching a show at the Smith Center, and normally this is not a problem. They even used to have special Smith Center-themed menus (these haven't been around the last few times) and were on top of their game to get you out the door in time for a show. For our most recent visit, we told them (as we usually do) that we had a show at 7:30. Still, we nearly missed seeing The Book of Mormon, despite arriving at Triple George nearly two hours before showtime. The reason? The food came out over an hour after ordering. And it was nothing special - a steak, chicken saltimbocca, salmon, and roasted chicken, all of which had to be eaten in about 10 minutes to make up for the time lost. That is unacceptable. \n\nThe food? I've had better. The steaks are priced relatively well respective to other Las Vegas steak places, though that's still overpriced. Steaks are just okay - a little thin in my opinion, so they end up a little overcooked (I order rare to get medium rare) - but they have a decent variety. Taste is just average. The chicken/pasta options are really bland. They have pretty decent drink options if that's your thing (I stuck with a beer). \n\nAt least at some of the other steakhouses around the city you tend to lose the shorts/t-shirt crowd, but not here. I mean, that's downtown (it's sandwiched between a pizza place and the Hogs and Heifers biker bar), but that just isn't what I am looking for. I haven't been here for lunch (I've heard it's good), so I can't comment on that.


Let's get real: If you're going to Wet Republic, it's not because you read Yelp reviews about the service, drinks, music, or prices. You're going because you're giving yourself fully to the Vegas party gods, no matter how inconvenient it may be. \n\nWith its crowds and ridiculous club-like mentality, Wet Republic is definitely not a place I'd think to go to on my own accord. But as part of a bachelorette party, I was game to follow along with whatever the bride-to-be and other bachelorettes wanted. \n\nIf you're not too hung over from the night before, I highly recommend getting there as early as possible. You'll avoid the lines and hopefully get a good spot by the pool without having to pay mucho dinero for a cabana or table. Better yet, get in touch with one of the many promoters who try to get groups on guest lists. \n\nPositives: Good music (with famous DJs spinning quite often), a huge pool, very entertaining people watching. \n\nNegatives: The drinks are outrageously expensive, and there are ridiculous little rules that you have to abide by, like not being allowed to even lean on the back of a VIP booth, crazy thorough searches (seriously, they'll take everything out of your wallet, open your lipstick, and confiscate all gum and mints). \n\nThe biggest negative though? The state of the pool after the party has been going for a few hours. The water is so dirty that it's practically opaque. Definitely not for the squeamish... but I have to admit it was a pretty fun time despite it!


Just ok...cute atmosphere, friendly staff, but really nothing special about the donuts.  I was expecting a lot more, I guess!


We held a business dinner here following a tradeshow at the Mandalay convention center. The service here was top notch and the steaks were perfectly cooked. Exactly what you would expect this type of steakhouse. My coworkers who are a little bit older enjoyed it and were able to talk shop without all the vegas noise.


It's a fun place to go. I love sharing my food family style so this place is great for me. The dishes we chose were hit and miss, though. An eggplant and goat cheese dish had the eggplant so thin, it was overwhelmed by the 90% cheese portion. An egg/potato/something else dish was very... potatoey, though what was I expecting from it huh? Filet mignon and Thai beef salad were delicious though. Glad I tried it, but probably wouldn't return.


We were AMAZED what a hidden gem this place is! We decided to go horseback riding for our 1 year anniversary and had no experience riding so googled a few spots! Looking for a deal we found it listed on deal chicken and decided to take our chances. It was WONDERFUL from the staff, to the horses to the trail! We went on  Tuesday evening and we were delighted we had a guide, Gary, all to ourselves! We took a 2 hour ride up the mountain to the most beautiful scenery! He explained a lot of the history of the ranch, the state and told jokes along the way! When we got to the top he took photos of us with our camera with the beautiful mountain and sunset in the background! If you have visitors from out of town or just feel like a fun day getaway I strongly suggest checking out this place! Affordable and worth the drive! :)


The parking and long wait, mentioned by many, is worth your time if you love Texas style BBQ. The resemblance to Franklin BBQ in Austin is uncanny in quality and concept. Only suckers show up at the longest line at 11:00am, come after the rush at 1:30pm to wait in a shorter line.


Love, love, love this place. The staff is so nice and welcoming but the best part is the variety of unique waffles. You must try the Maple Bacon Waffle and the Red Velvet (so yummy and to die for). \n\nI can't wait to return and try some of their other items.


Not bad prices are ok as well:)


Pros:\n1. Was at a chefs table overlooking the kitchen shielded though\n2. Excellent all around for 6 people\n3. Excellent service, our famous chef and two servers\n4. It was fun for all\n5 Love the black grilled carrots, very tasty said from the amazon jungle\n6. I could have rated it 4 1/2 stars, I really enjoyed the evening at LAS\n7. Deserts were off the chart, an indulgence for all\n\nCons:\n1. Lamb from Colorado was OK, not great it was medium cooked, so it was a little chewy since I prefer medium rare.\n2. Really none\n\n I recommend it highly. Damage was reasonable, we will be back!


We visted this place several years ago and throughly enjoyed it. I would have rated it 3.5-4 stars back then.  Oh how the mighty have fallen. On our recent trip we had dinner here and it was bad!  Alot of the food was old and cold. The king crab legs tasted like salt licks and a large number of other dishes were too scary looking to try. The prime rib and desert section was Aria's only saving grace. The gelato was housed in a revolving freezer that sort of reminded my of a Ice Cream Pistol LOL.  Avoid eating here as this is no longer a good buffet.  There is an all you can drink option for beer and wine for $12.99.  I suppose if you drink enough the food might taste better LMAO\n\nThe lobster shown in photos is availble on Fridays and I think Saturday, the price is considerably higher and you are limited to 1/2 lobster tail per person.


I don't understand how everyone is giving him 5 stars (unless he's the only one they've been to). I did 4 sessions with him and my tattoo didn't fade one bit. I've been to another lady twice and it was amazing how much it faded. But I bought a groupon for this place for 4 sessions. This first time I asked \"that's it?\" He went over my tattoo but it was like a kid scribbling on paper, I'm used to my lady going over each line of ink carefully. My tat didn't scab with him or anything. The last 3 sessions I asked him to be more aggressive but he didn't. I kept telling myself he was just trying to get a feel of my skin but, from the first session to the last, it didn't fade one bit. Maybe it's because I had a groupon?  If so then that's not cool, he's wasting everyone's time and money. Sorry for the negative review.


I was first attracted by the sign - a huge longhorn skull.  Sitting at the end of a complex crammed full of chain restaurants I had to get closer just to see what kind of place would have such a cool sign.  Hey, look!  It's a bar!  A bar with cow-spotted seating!  Had to go in and grab a quick drink just for that.  The staff was friendly and they have Blue Moon on tap.  I will definitely go back the next time I find myself that far West...


Rather unimpressed. We got our fish tank and our first several waves of fish from here. The cookie cutter advice we received here led to the death of our fish over and over again. We finally went to a mom and pop aquarium shop where we got good advice and healthy fish, now they're thriving. \n\nAs far as service nearly every time we went in we had to go hunt someone down to help us. I mean you'd think someone would keep an eye out near the aquariums for folks who need help, I can't just grab my own fish from the tank.....


Pretty good breakfast, but nothing unique.


I had the BBQ chicken pizza which was very good.  I think the extra topping prices are a little high and it would be nice if they had some more options but overall pretty good.


Underwhelming. Could be a cool destination. The tour is like walking through a car wash following your car. The staff are all as cheerful and delighted to see you as a DMV clerk. The complimentary sample in all their ads is only if you ask for it and only then is quickly put in your hand, sans napkin or tissue. (wash hands in advance) No idea why all the tour busses are lined up outside. Also: the cactus garden sounds cool'ish', but, it only is appealing when compared to the chocolate 'non-tour' you just experienced.


Visited last night (1/7/12) with a girlfriend. She knew one of the promoters, and he took us in through the outside entrance with a shorter wait.  Ladies, be forewarned, there are LOTS of stairs! We were able to get 1/2 off cover, so paid $10 each for entry (Nelly was performing)\n\n It was a lot of fun, but the inside is quite small. The dance floor was packed, and there wasn't much room elsewhere inside to maneuver. Being a chilly January night, the outside area wasn't getting much use, despite the heaters. I can see how it would be pretty awesome during the summer months, though.  I really enjoyed the music, though. It wasn't the typical house/techno/electronica heavy mix most Vegas clubs have. Of course, some of that was thrown in, but this had much more of a hip-hop feel to it.  \n\nI'd definitely recommend Chateau to those who like clubs with more of a hip hop lean.


I had a great experience at Benihana last night. My in-laws took me there for my birthday--seriously does anyone go to Benihana for anything other than their birthday? The food was great and our chef, Jeremy, put on a great show though I did notice some of the other teppanyaki cooks were a bit more animated.\n\nThe onion soup, salad and shrimp appetizer were as good as ever and the signature Mai Tai in a Buddha mug was delicious. I ordered the Splash 'N Meadow and asked for my meat to be cooked medium rare. It was the perfect texture and temperature. The shrimp were great, too. My husband had the mango shrimp and really liked them though he did mention the sauce was a bit sweeter than he'd anticipated. \n\nThe staff was really great and made sure we all had constant refills. Our server was very attentive and helpful when ordering. Go here for your next birthday but make sure you go online and get the free birthday coupon first.


Nice to look at, but it's much more crowded and everything's more expensive than the NYC location.


Average customer service,  average sandwich making skills, average speed. Hence average rating.


Someburros is one of those places that gives me pause. I've had poor food here before, but it seems to be specific items (their chicken), as other items are quite good.\n\nThis is definitely a gringo place. Everything starts bland, but you get a very nice hot sauce to put on whatever you like. They make a perfect quesadilla, but they call it a folded cheese crisp. (This is a nitpick, sure, but a cheese crisp should, I don't know, be crispy.)\n\nEvery meal comes with chips which are tasty. Their enchiladas can be greasy, but I'm not sure if that is a complaint or a good thing. I enjoy their ground beef and potato tacos, but again they are hella-bland. Keep the hot sauce handy. The beans and rice in the combo platters are solid winners.\n\nThis location uses ceramic plates and honest to god metal cutlery, but the Tempe (Mill) location uses foam plates and plastic cutlery. In my mind, this says a lot for the location. Neither method of serving/eating food impacts the flavor, just the atmosphere. I imagine the Tempe location may save a little money on washing dishes/cutlery as a result.\n\nIn the end, Someburros is good if you want Mexican food, at a good price and are in the area. I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there. Though when looking for a bargain, I have gone a little out of my way for the Tempe (Mill) location.


Modern Burger at the airport! Great breakfast burger.\n\nThis was a quick grab-n-go run, I really liked the breakfast burger. You'll pay more than you think you should, but no more than other airport food and it's way better tasting.


I love how I can walk into Lowes and there is always someone that remembers what project we are working on. It is like they remember your face and what room you are on now. Melissa S has been so incredibly helpful with all of our needs! I look for Melissa now when I go into the store because she is so knowledgable about each and every product you have! You need more employees like Melissa working at this location. Thanks for being My Lowes


Geez, just because I wasn't dressed in a suit after my long drive into town doesn't mean you should ignore me and pretend I don't even exist. Shoot, even a \"hello, good afternoon\" goes a long way. I would know, because I work retail. So stop being snobbish a-holes and acknowledge your clientele, you stuck-up blue blood douchebags. Your store definitely lost a sale that day.


I can't stand the owner here after a few short or I mean alot of short comings here I finally complained brought my pizza to them after being delivered and they are a total rip off and all the owner could tell me was\"THIS IS MERICA BABY\" THAT'S WHAT WE DO! This place is total b.s. And they wouldn't remake my pizza after I complained one of my extra toppings I paid for wasn't on the pizza but then again he did pick his hands through my pizza and found one... Lol UN believable then told me to take it back...I told him I wouldn't even feed my dogs his pizza keep it and left


dim sum yay!   Haven't had anything from the regular menu here but the dim sum lunch was just like back home in the bay area!  $30 for 2 people, and we were stuffed, the carts just kept on coming! **it gets a little crowded and it's in the middle of the casino, but if it's cheap and the food is good...I'm all for it and besides...it's Vegas baby!!


Horrible food! Horrible service! Bleh bleh.... Yuck! Hush puppies were like biting into a dry crumbling ball of flour mixed with cardboard. Buffalo chicken sandwich was like a frozen, flat, Tyson breaded chicken, on a stale bun. Served by a waitress who never offered drink refills, though we ordered $10 drinks, offered me a box for my uneaten meal and didn't bother to ask why I hadn't touched it.


Despite the bad reviews here on Yelp, I was in the area and craved chicken wings. \nGot the wings & tenders combo. Totally gross! The wings tasted like cardboard and the tenders tasted like dirty socks. It was soaked in oil. A cholesterol overdose. \nThe fries were ok. It was disgusting.


A great way to start learning Spanish.   I started learning Spanish several months back at the Spanish Learning Center and was a bit concerned that it would be rather stressful, but Brenda has a great way of teaching and is very patient. She keeps the classes small and focuses on spoken interaction between the folks in the class.\nShe has made learning a new language very enjoyable and I feel very fortunate to have started out with her class.  My knowledge of Spanish was basically zero to start off (since I had only learned French in school). But it's amazing the progress you can make in just a few months with a great teacher. I'm looking forward to taking additional classes with Brenda over the next year or so.  Highly recommended.


This place makes some truly incredible dishes. I am a fan, and I will probably go back at some point. It's pretty pricey, but I think it's occasionally worth the cost if you know which few menu items to avoid. So, let me get that out of the way first!\n\nKaraage (Fried): too sweet, too much fish sauce. I just didn't like this at all. It had potential, but I felt like it was done poorly.\n\nChokoreto (Dessert): this dish is trying way too hard. Far too many contrasting flavors, and most of the combinations of them just didn't go well together. Yuzu ice cream was novel but awkward, and the combination of lime and chocolate just isn't good. My friend and I both really disliked this one.\n\nBut now that I've said those things, let me reiterate that if you decide to splurge on a meal here, you'll probably be very happy that you did. I strongly recommend:\n\nSushi omakase, their fish quality is truly excellent.\nPokuyaki, absolutely incredible interplay of crispy textures, fruity flavors, and meltingly tender pork.\nFlan with cheddar ice cream (was on special the day I went). This dessert was mind-blowing. Yes, it was cheddar ice cream, and it was amazing. Seriously, get this if it's available.\nAnything with wagyu - they serve excellent quality steak dishes.\n\nThe service is very sharp and not a single beat was missed during the entire meal. However, the chefs were not talkative or engaging at all. Overall, I recommend this restaurant, but you should expect to spend a good chunk of money here.


This is really 3.5 stars, but I'm rounding up.  The food is interesting--sort of a nouveau Latin cuisine with strong Mexican influences.  I'm only giving The Mission 3.5 stars because I thought the food was more beautiful than delicious.  My dad had the pork which was cooked appropriately for medium rare, but was a bit on the bland side.  I had the butternut squash tacos which looked wonderful--extremely colorful, but were also on the bland side in spite of the fresh lime wedges and slices of red chili (these tacos were also a bit pricey, $12 for 3 and the tortillas were the size of small sugar cookies).  My husband did seem satisfied with his hanger steak tacos.  Even though we planned on getting dessert, the consensus was that our dinner hadn't been particularly impressive so we opted to go elsewhere.\nThere are a lot of rave reviews on yelp for the guacamole.  It was good, but not phenomenal and, at $12, it tied for the most expensive guacamole I've ever had (tie with a Mexican restaurant in NYC).


Value is the key word in this equation. If I spend 15 on a pizza, I want a decent pizza. This left the lady and I looking at each other wondering where the rest of it was. We ended up scavenging for salad stuff at home to ensure we were filled up. \n\nThe pizza was good, but not what I really was hoping to get. Sorry guys, but I'll be going back to Barro's for my pie...


Terrible pizza. As a relatively new arizona transplant, I had been looking for a great local pizza joint. These guys charge restaurant prices for horrible rubbery SAMs club quality pizza. $30 for shit pizza. Don't waste your money.


5 stars is based on one 2.5 hour visit so far, with a friend on a Sunday morning in January. Coffee, food, and atmosphere were excellent. My 16 oz. pour-over coffee ($3, Ethiopian, filled to the rim) was smooth and good enough to drink black, which I never do, though part-way through some bitterness showed through and  I added some half and half. (My favorite pour-over is probably Songbird.) Friend had an iced vanilla honey latte and had high praise for it. We both grabbed strawberry muffins ($3.50) and liked them; they were moist without being too much so. Atmosphere: very comfortable; it was easy to have a long conversation here; the floor to ceiling window has a nice, peaceful view. Clean; simple; modern. Wifi slows as it gets more crowded, which is to be expected. Parking is a hassle, but I'll be back.


I've been going to LaFondas for about 20 yrs on and off. Had cheese enchiladas today with rice and beans....very salty. Not sure if the salt was in all the dishes or just one...but almost too salty to eat. \nAlso had a fish taco which was very good. I think I like Macayo's better.\nB.


I really don't get what the big deal is about with this place. I went after reading all the rave reviews by other Yelpers last evening before heading to Gammage to see Wicked. For the first time, I went to a Yelp-recommended place and was very disappointed. \n\nFirst of all, the place is a dump. It's run down and kind of dirty...or at least gives off a dirty feel.I have seen the new Pasty that is over on Guadalupe in Mesa and the decor is very nice and it's clean.  This location is not wheelchair friendly at all and don't bother bringing more than 4 people unless you plan to stand at the bar. \n\nI'm not sure if they were employees or just friends of the employees who were working there but there was a group of college age guys hanging around both behind the counter pouring their own drinks and lounging in front of the counter who were just filthy. They had dirty beards, dirty hair, dirty ripped up clothes....I had no idea that the new look in college guys was homeless-chic.  \n\nThe food was....eh. My son had the meat and cheese pasty and I had the rueben. We shared our pasties and I was no more impressed with the meat and cheese than I was with the rueben. They weren't bad...they were just eh at best. You get the pasty...no side dish, no salad, no nothing. It's not really a value. \n\nOur server was pleasant but nothing special. She served our food and kept our cokes filled. It was clear that the focus was on the bar. There were about 9 people just hanging out at the bar, which is fine, but the place isn't advertised as a bar. I had brought my 8 year old son and this place is really not kid friendly given the amount of attention given to the bar and the dirty patrons/employees who were hanging around. \n\nIf I do go back to Cornish Pasty it will likely be at the newer location which is why I give it 2 stars and not 1 because as a chain, it might be worth the 2nd visit. This one is just not worth the drive from the West Valley.


I am a big fan of Ticoz. I've been going there for a few years and have tried quite a few items - and have never been disappointed. I recommend the Street Tacos - my favorite is the shrimp. The Street Tacos entr\u00e9e comes with pinto beans and rice (well worth it) or you can get just the tacos in the bar during happy hour for about half the price.   Their calamari is awesome - especially with the spicy jalape\u00f1o lime sauce on the side. Sunday brunch has been excellent, and the mimosas are great. \nInside, it has a modern decor and they have a really nice patio out back. \nI've introduced a bunch of people to this place and they all loved it too. I've never had a bad experience.


Up there (or down there )with Circus Circus in terms of just bad.\n\nI could come up with more adjectives,but bad just the right description.\n\nI went to pay with a roll of quarters from the Palace Station and the cashier actually counted them one by one.\n\nBad service,bad food ,bad atmosphere.\n\nGet it ?Just bad.\n\nStrange though,the Sunset Station Palace Feast buffet is actually decent and edible.


Only in a Hawaiian restaurant is it endearing (and not tacky) when your server comes around, holding her baby while taking your food order ;)\n\nSeriously though, Island Flavor is legit! True Hawaiian food at its best!!! I found this restaurant through Yelp and it is worth the (less than) 20 minute drive from the strip. \n\nMy boyfriend & I split the Furikake Poke, while he opted for the Fried Rice Omelet with Portuguese Sausage and I got the combo with KFC (Korean Fried Chicken) and Teri Beef.....Omgaaaah, so delicious (or should I say \"ono\"!) The portions were monstrous, but most importantly, the food was amazing.  I have been craving REAL Ahi Poke and I'm so glad I got to have my fix here! Huge chunks of fresh Ahi Poke sprinkled with Furikake mmm, it was perfect. I have also been on a Korean Fried Chicken kick recently, and Island Flavor definitely got it right. So crispy, juicy and garlicy! The Teri Beef was great quality (not thin or stringy at all) and the sweet sauce was the clincher. No lie, everything we ate was amazing....even the Mac salad and Guava Juice!\n\nI am definitely going to try to come here next time I'm in Vegas :) Now seriously, can we get a Hawaiian joint as good as this in So Cal? Enough L&L, I want an Island Flavor haha!


The bf and I were at the Venetian for a convention, we decided to take a break and headed over to the shops to sit down and take a break. We just happened to walk by Zeffrino, and headed to the bar. The decor is pretty nice in here, large bar area and some comfy lounge chairs too in a dimly lit environment, which can be useful in Vegas for several reasons! \n\nI want to say it was 2:00 or 3:00pm on Sunday, but the bartender said it was Happy Hour... if you SAY SO! I got my standard Cosmo, the bf a Bloody Mary, tasty and generous w/ the vodka ;)  They also offer little bowls of mini pretzels, an unexpected bonus. We sat there, relaxed, watched some pre-season football on their TVs and enjoyed. VERY reasonably priced, I think w/ my bf's second round, the bill came out to be less than $25. \n\nI didn't try the food, but after receiving great service here, I'll definitely come back for lunch or dinner next time I'm in Vegas.


Even though I wasn't able to have  Gimme Some Sugar make my wedding cake I knew that I wanted to stop by their new bake shoppe while I was in Vegas. My husband and I were not disappointed. The opera cake is a must! I even picked up a few gifts for family while I was there and was told that the birthday cake macaroon was AMAZING!


mmmmm... No. Mesa has some decent ideas but execution is not very good in my opinion. I must be going crazy but every dish tastes the same to me here. I can't really even remember what I ordered in particular since we all passed our dishes around to get a taste, and like I said, flavors were all the same - a bit of corn/masa roasted, a dash of salsa thing, some protein grilled, some subpar here and there...


The food was great, the customer service was horrible! I called in an order and asked for it to be split into three. When I arrived to pay the man at the register basically scolded me telling me he wasn't going to make other people wait in line while he split my order. The person on the phone did not tell me this was a policy. I won't be back. He was rude and it was completely uncalled for. Maybe the person taking phone orders needs some training!


The decor and vibe are way classier than the Peoria location, however the service is a bit lacking. It's large, clean, and has indoor and outdoor seating, but it definitely is suited for the Old Town Scottsdale crowd. Their menu is pricier and more upscale than the Peoria location, as well.


I have finally found my groomer!! This place is absolutely amazing. The service here is TOP quality.. Absolutely no complaints.  I always schedule my appointments with Addie. With her work, you can definitely see how much she cares. My Yorkie, Preston, was given the best hair cut he has even seen. My Yorkie-Poo's hair cut was spot on. She cut his hair right on the very first time... It literally took my last groomer 3 attempts before she finally gave me what I wanted. \n\nIf you're in the market for a new groomer, for whatever reason, I highly recommend you trying this place out. I can call in the morning and they can get me in the same day. If I need a quick nail trimming, all I do is stop in and they will take a quick break to trim the nails. Support this locally owned and operated salon - you'll be so happy that you did :)


Sorry to give this place such a low rating.  I really wanted to like it but impossible with their food and service.  We went there twice to give it a try.  On our second visit we tried English's advertised Thursday night special posted on their website and on facebook.  Curry, naan, paps, and wine or beer for $10 total.  Hard to beat, huh?  Except when the food comes out, no naan.  Really, that's a main side to curry.  I told the waitress they forgot it and she said that they decided to stop serving it because their prices had gone up.  Really?  Then why don't you take it off the menu.  I was shocked.  I think I would have been happier to think they burned it and couldn't serve it rather than a bait and switch deal.  EQB might be 5 minutes from my house but I won't set foot in their again.  Almost forgot, had to ask for wine three times.


Well for gourmet burgers it was ok. The server Dominic was pretty awesome. The establishment is clean, friendly, and family oriented. I know this review is coming a few months late but I honestly have nothing memorable about the food except for the bottomless fries and I do remember the burger I ordered was a bit dry and thinking if I come back here I'm never ordering THAT again. Wish I could remember what it was called...That was a plus. I will come by again if I'm in the area...have to give the place a second try. :)


This Starbucks offers \"drive thru\" service, which is REALLY convenient.  However, the staff seems to have a very \"blah\" attitude.  With the really bad economy in Las Vegas, you'd think people would be really happy to have a stable job at all.  I haven't met anyone who was openly rude, but they're definitely not inviting.  Also, they don't do the customary \"Starbucks thing\" of asking you about the various options you can have with your drink (i.e. whipped cream, etc.).  If you want your drink your way, you have to bring up every option yourself.  Don't assume they'll put whipped cream on your drink; if they don't bring it up, it's not coming with it.  On that note, you should be grateful your cup comes with a lid.  I would give this small place only two stars, but the \"drive thru\" feature brings it up to three.


I highly recommend  this Bistro on amherst montreal, Its brand new the food is delicious and the prices are very reasonable. I love  the ambiance and the owner is awesome.  They told me they will have a terrace for this summer :)  the great thing is they  change the table d'h\u00f4te several times during the week so you don't get bored of the same menu. Finally great food with a great price .


Great food and nice size portions. Prices are pretty good. One of my new favorite places to eat.


In a nondescript and slightly run down shopping plaza is this lovely French-themed gem of a bakery- sandwiches, soups, and more breads, pastries, and desserts than you can shake a stick at!\n\nI'm on a somewhat-healthy kick, so on today's visit I steered clear of the baked goods.. I mean, aside from the baguette my sandwich was served on. What kind of heathen do you take me for?!\n\nOrdered the full size pastrami sandwich and a cappuccino, shared with the BF.\nOrder came out quickly and was better than expected- pastrami is not a thick, heaping portion, but a thinner, sparser portion that is packed with flavor. The baguette is soft and crispy in the appropriate places, and the condiments were house-made: I'm not a mayonnaise fan, but I'd bathe myself in this stuff. It was fresh and delicious, and the condiments really did make a difference.\nThe sandwich was served alongside a small salad of mixed greens, red onion, tomato, and a house dressing- again, a delicious condiment. Whoever is in charge of concocting the sauces is a star! I inhaled the salad and left a scant bite or two for my guy. He was distracted by the sandwich.\n\nAlready I can say we'll be back- in fact, Sprout's double ad day (every Wednesday) may now also be our standing Bakery Date Night until we try all of the sandwiches. Next time we'll have the salami and ham with cheese, and we'll have to come in sooner to get a cup of soup- they were sold out by our late afternoon visit.\n\nOh, and the cappuccino was perfect. Good serving size, too.


I've been here a couple times... very dive-y.  There is a very specific crowd of regulars here that know everybody. \n\nThe girls are ok. (sorry ladies)  There is a wide variety of types of ladies there... tall, skinny, wider, dark, light, almost naked, almost fully clothed... \n\nWe walked in once at about 1am... only an hour left before they closed.  They wanted to charge us the full cover. Eff that!!  So our buddy showed up who's a regular and we got in for free. haha  Good to be with the \"in\" crowd here.


Ever since I moved from Hawaii I'm always on the lookout for something similar to Kuru Kuru from back home...therefore, I'm always looking for something deliciously cheap and with hugemangous portions --- YES, I SAID HUGEMANGOUS!\n\nMy friend, who's a sushi chef @ Marssa, kept telling me that Xtreme Sushi by my house was his favorite spot and I kept thinking he must be crazy cuz it's off strip and in a still developing area; AND I couldn't believe a place near my house was THAT good (let it be known that Southern Highlands is in dire need of foodie spots).\n\nI should've listened to him a long time ago...I'M AN IDIOT!\n\nALL-YOU-CAN-EAT lunch special is at 12-3 and it's UNDER $20!!! I think dinner is around $24, which is average. \n\nAnd it really is all you can eat! Like, EVERYTHING ON THE MENU!!!!!! E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G. (except sashimi) But, there's appetizers, specialty rolls, curry, soba, ramen; I can go on & on & on...\nAnd trust me, I tried eating on & on &on... \n\nThe pieces of unagi were hugemangous..the same for the yellowtail =) And the sushi tasted so fresh. It's like they have the ocean in the backyard and they catch the stuff right before serving! Unbelievable. \n\nThe specialty rolls were ahhhhh-maaaa-zing! And you can order smaller portions with pieces of 4 so, you can SAMPS more rolls. My favorites were the Kayla and some unagi roll which was crisp on the inside and outside.\n\nAfter this lunch feast, I was done. SPOILED! I absolutely cannot eat at any other spot than this...EVEN SUSHIMON SUCKS in comparison. Believe it.\nNow, I tell all my friends, I don't want to eat at another sushi spot if I know I can get all-you-can-eat ridiculously hugemangously yummy sushi here!\n\nDo yourself a favor and SAMPS this place! And if you're eating lunch here, LET ME KNOW, I'll meet you. \nI am always looking for an excuse to eat up.... =)


We ate here May 4, 2011 for my daughter's birthday. Before you even go up the elevator, a word of warning. There is a metal detector and weapons are prohibited, so if you have a concealed carry permit and you carry in Vegas (you should), you have to leave it in your car as they have no storage lockers available. Luckily the valet hadn't moved my car yet, so I was able to leave my Glock hidden in there. Not the most satisfactory solution, but there were no problems. \nFood was excellent, service was great, prices were expensive. I would certainly return for one of those \"special occasion\" dinners.


This place was a waste of time and money. I wouldn't even bother trying. There was a line wrapped around the lobby of the Mirage, and I figured why not. Big mistake. It's way over priced, the bartenders are horrible, the music is from like 4 years ago, no where to dance, and the B-Team is perched on the stripper poles. Unless you want to people watch, then try somewhere else.


From now on, no matter how good other things look on the menu, I will only get a beer and fried artichoke hearts... and maybe a wedge salad. I have been disappointed the last two times I've been there. The calamari was so bland that we sent it back after one bite. The new Caribbean appetizer platter was gross - the mahi mahi was so over-fried you couldn't' tell what it was, the \"Kobe\" burgers were over cooked, and the sauce for the ahi spring rolls was basically orange mayo. SO, lesson learned - stick to the things we know....artichoke hearts and beer!


Well, we've been waiting since the end of April for the grand re-opening of the large dog park here - lots of excavating, drilling and new grass.  It reopened on July 5th.\nAnd now that the rains have come, the park is a muddier mess than ever before - mud and pools of water hidden beneath some thin grass.  Help!\n\nKona loved the ankle-deep muddy waters and he and several other dogs morphed into brown muddy pachiderms, while splashing around in this mess.  We all had to shampoo our dogs that morning.\n\nIs there nothing the park folks can do?  This is a basin and will always stay wet and muddy - the grass will soon be gone again.\n\nCan we start a fund raiser and get this park graded  properly and add  water station?\n\n/Craig(owner of Kona)


I went into this Midas yesterday for an oil change and had a VERY bad experience - I came home and wrote to customer service and I guess it goes right to the store...not sure what good that does: here is my letter and the VERY unprofessional response I got from Dennis Robbins:\n\nMy letter to customer service: \"I came in today for an oil change and to have an oil leak checked. I have been in before and dealt with Guy Walker who was always very helpful and nice. I came into today and got a very rude reception - not by Guy - he wasn't there - I told the gentleman I needed an oil change and the reply was \"hey I can't just pull a guy off of a job just to change your oil!\"....what....first of all it says NO WHERE on the coupon that I need an appt (never had one before)and this guy told me he was basically busy for the next few days.....and 2nd of all DON'T OFFER A DEAL THEN!!!!! I was willing to wait to see if he had a no-show but after his bad attitude I told him I would take my biz elsewhere. I have lived in AZ for 2 years and have YET to find a friendly, reliable mechanic to work on my car.....I will now give ALL of my biz to Marshall's Service Center in Scottsdale - even though their prices are higher they are kind, courteous, professional and do a GOOD job without complaining or being rude to customers! There is NOTHING more that infuriates me than BAD customer service...as you can tell!\"\n\nMr Robbins VERY unprofessional response: \n\"Maam IF you had read your coupon, it states that an appointment is recommended but not required. i guess you failed to see that.But i have a great customer base that understands total maintinance, not just oil changes. If You had read and called to make sure that a bay was open, i would have fit you into the schedule. I guess ill just go into my doctor next time instead of making an appointment. Good Day\"\n\nHe was RUDE, UNPROFESSIONAL AND CONDESCENDING to the WRONG WOMAN! I will NEVER go to ANY Midas location again - I have put a call into the corporate office to see if this is how they train their franchisee's to treat their customers! DO NOT GO TO THIS MIDAS!


Pros:\nI'd come here again for the music. Daft Punk, Zero 7, Ellie Goulding, Kings of Leon, etc.\n\nThe staff was courteous and the food was good. \n\nCons:\nLimited menu.\nPrices are about 30% higher than a non-airport PW. \nSeating is cramped. \nNo ice water.


I like to call and order a cali roll to go when I am busy running errands and shopping, it is inexpensive, they make a cool cali roll, and they are nice and fast.


Look this is simple. The name of the place is \"Roadhouse\" as in peanuts in a bucket on the table, throw your shells on the floor, young waiters and waitresses dancing, and STEAK!   If you want a great steak or great chicken at a very reasonable price in a simple laid back ROADHOUSE style establishment then this is great.  This is not fine dining.  Sorry no special separate booths or perfect fitting baby seats or quiet whisper dining w a waiter that is wearing a white apron.  Give me a break.  Simple..... you want great steak at low prices in a simple place then this isn't a bad choice.....you want to cry about booths and baby slings and loud kids, ummm stay home.


My whole family, my friends, and myself are pretty frequent customers of this location. Every time we have come in the past we really enjoy it and get pretty good service. Today I took my mother and my younger sister to lunch during happy hour. We ordered two cuts of sushi which were phenomenal as always (my favorite sushi chef is Peter and is the only employee I gave a tip to today). After this we also ordered a Kabuki Deluxe plate and a Chicken Teriyaki and Tempura plate. First of all, we waited probably 20-30 minutes AFTER we had already finished our two orders of sushi for our main plates (Chicken Teriyaki and Kabuki Deluxe). We asked our waiter if our plates were coming out soon and he said that they would be coming out shortly because there was a new trainee chef and that they had messed up the Kabuki Deluxe the first time that it was being made. When the two plates finally came out, the chicken teriyaki was VERY RAW (I did eat one piece that didn't look raw before figuring out that the meat was raw). I ended up not eating any of the chicken teriyaki. The tempura that came with this plate also only had ONE shrimp tempura, the rest was just vegetables. On my younger sister's Kabuki Deluxe, the Teriyaki Chicken was ALSO raw and her beef tips were not raw, but definitely not fully cooked (she also ate some of the beef tips). Her side of tempura that came with her meal also only had one shrimp tempura with the rest being vegetables. Both my younger sister and I do not feel good after our visit and had to visit Urgent Care where we were told to wait 12 hours for any signs of food poisoning. We had some employees approach us about the meal and apologize, but their tone was not very urgent and very robotic-like (not very sincere). They took care of our meal and had us fill out a food-borne illness report to check up on us probably later tonight. We were NOT approached by the main manager, we were only communicated with through other \"higher up employees\" which I found was really strange. A meal that was supposed to be enjoyable for my sister, my mother, and I did not turn our that way. My mother left very unhappy and only ended up eating a couple of rolls of sushi from the beginning of our meal and ended up losing her appetite after the experience. Although the meal was taken care of my mother and I were a little surprised that a free meal or something complementary wasn't offered to us so that we would have an incentive to come back and try the food again (hopefully better the next time around). We are very surprised to be writing a bad review about a restaurant that we go to so frequently, but RAW meat is a very serious matter and needs to be notified at a high urgency. Thank you for your attention.


Our service was great!! I Like the salad alot but they are going to take out the menu.. Not sure why....


Last year I heard about this place and took my son here for Easter brunch. So this year I asked where he wanted to go get an afternoon snack. He said he wanted to go here because they had a great milkshake. We got here around 3:00. There was just a few people dining. It looked like they were getting ready for the dinner crowd. I ordered the popsicle that I had heard so much about. They said they were out of them but would give me a vanilla cone and I could put the toppings on it. I was served  two scoops of ice cream in a waffle cone. There were three small bowls with it. In them was chocolate pearls, chocolate sauce and something I couldn't identify. I think it was browned coconut. I wasn't impressed at all. The chocolate was to fancy for me I guess. If I'm going to pay $8.00 for an Ice Cream cone I would like it to be more spectacular. My son said his shake wasn't as good as the first one. Two people came in and asked for something and they said they were out. I gave this two tries and I won't be back.


Went into the Downtown Campus bookstore today, and I was appalled at the lack of respect I received from not only an employee but the manager as well. I went in to return a book, and the receipt was with my mom in California. It was a cheap book, so not a big deal if it wasn't possible. The manager was incredibly rude and felt the need to yell the bookstore policy to me in front of everyone in the store. In fact, the older lady in front of me was able to return her book without a receipt and nothing was said--I watched this happen, so I assumed not having a receipt wasn't a big deal. I usually spend about $800 here each semester, but I will now be taking my money elsewhere where I am treated with more respect.


Buyer enjoy...consignor beware.  I've been a loyal shopper for over a year and spent well over 4K in this store.  The staff has always been inconsistent, but I wasn't looking for service, at the time.  Then, I became a seller.  I gave them a few designer items, which they held for nearly a month and still hadn't placed for sale.  I went in 3 days before we were moving out of state and requested my items back, since they hadn't yet been placed on the floor.  Something which is clearly stated in their contract that they will do for a small fee.  I was met with nothing but rude and unprofessional behavior by Ashe, the \"manager\".  She questioned me about why I wanted them, told me to leave them and then just keep calling to find put when they'd sold so they could put a check in the mail...and more questioning.  When I finally stated I wanted them back period, she told me that could take awhile, since \" as you can see, we are very busy\".  I said she had two days to find them, she said that was likely not possible.  She promised a call later that day with an ETA, and I got nothing.  I called the next day, they said she couldn't speak with me but would call me back.  No call.  No help from anyone.  Same the following day.  Apparently, you have to be a hostage negotiator to get YOUR OWN property back upon your request. When I called again to surrender and just change my address with them for the eventual sale...they said they couldn't do that.  Really?\nFrom a matter of principle alone, I would never shop here again, regardless of the fact that I now live elsewhere.  Just ridiculous behavior from any business.  Keep my stuff and my money, Sisters Closet...you clearly need it more than I do.  Hopefully, you use it to pay some folks to work for you that represent your business better.


Mi Comida is wonderful. I love everything about it! Well, OK there are a few down-sides to a very small mom and pop spot like this, but the benefits far outweigh them. \n\nThere are very few tables here, and service is sort of slow, so be prepared to wait if you come during a busy time or with a group larger than 4. You can hardly be upset about it, though, because the older man who is always working the dining room is such a... well, he's CUTE. OK? I said it. He's adorable. I have no idea who works in the kitchen, but I like to imagine it's his little wife of 50 years, cooking exactly the way her mom taught her. \n\nThe food is delicious. DELICIOUS. It's not always sophisticated, but the flavor never disappoints. I've had several things from the menu and have loved each one. My absolute favorite is the maduros, which always manage to be perfectly ripened, sweet and crisp around the edges. \n\nIn short... eat here. Do it.


Nice neighborhood gaming bar. Even though the outside looks a bit retro the inside is modern and clean. \nNot sure if they always have this special but PBR on draft for $1!\nOur bartender on this Friday night was very friendly and attentive. We didn't get any food but our friend raved about their pizza.


This was a fun event in a gorgeous location. You have to get there early because they run out of many of the beers fast! As long as the weather's nice, I won't miss this event!


great time


Slightly perplexed by the reviews here and on yelp. I got a haircut and it was below mediocre. Really nothing better than the $8 establishments in bloomfield or oakland. Now that would be fine if it were an unpretentious $8 establishment, but it isn't.\n\nAside from the quality of the haircut. I tried to get an appointment on Thursday and they claimed they were booked all the way till Tuesday. Wow. Fine, I come on Tuesday morning and get my haircut. There were 6-7 staff here, a good half of whom didn't seem to be doing anything other than fooling around. Ok. After the mediocre haircut I asked if I could get a straight shave and I was told that no, because I didn't book it. Again, of the three male barbers one was cutting my hair and the other two hadn't been doing anything all the time I was there.\n\nUPDATE 10/12/2014.\n\nOk, so this is really pathetic. \n\nYesterday I received a message from a person calling themselves Regina Filangi (apparently this is a pseudonym from a show) from an account that appears to have been created just recently with no reviews or other activity. The message was basically a long and pathetic rant about my review above. I'll spare the readers all of it, just wanted to share the following sentence:\n\n\"It's a shame that you, as an angry black woman (judging by all reviews you've written), decided to create a Yelp account so that you are able to take out your \"the world owes me something\" aggression on the unfortunate businesses you've decided to visit.\"\n\nI would consider giving the owners of Mister G&G the benefit of doubt and say that maybe this is some unaffiliated nut head, but the fact that the writer appears overly familiar with the shop and its operations, as well as the fact that they created an account specifically to address my review makes me believe otherwise. \n\nCan't really add much here, you guys are as low as it gets.


Overall my experience was great, but not because of the waitresses and drinks we had but because I had fun with the people I was with. \nWe went there on a wednesday night, so we knew it would be dead. The music was rap/hip-hop all night (not too loud though, we could here each others fine). There is about 5 TV screens surrounding the bar, all with different channels on (news, sports...). The waitress was pleasant. I had bought a yelp deal $10 for $20. The waitress first took off $10 of the bill and I had to explain to her that I had already paid $10 to yelp and she should take off $20 (like it says on the voucher). It took her a while to get it. \nLike I said, of you are with good friends, just looking for a place to grab a drink, and you already in the area, then you'll be fine. After all it's the people you are with that will make your night!


A Montreal classic that is worth a visit at least once. Orange Julep is definitely the star, but hotdog with poutine wasn't bad.


If you're into great craft beer, don't waste your time here. The cask conditioned IPA tastes like dish water. Food was average. Meh.


First of all, this review is in two forms.  One for the Resort and one for the Time Share Scam (as it's been called correctly below).  The resort is 5-star all the way (with the exception of the wireless internet which was as slow as a slug).  The suite was awesoome, very comfortable, and private.  Not much noise from the other guests.  The main pool was great.  The cardio room needs updated equipment, as the treadmills were in need of replacement.  Overall, we loved the accommodations.\n\nThe timeshare scam was just that.  We told them up front that we were not interested in another timeshare, but was told that it was just a tour and a survey for $100 in coupons at the South Point casino (next door).  We knew better and wasn't surprised with the full sales pitch.  After we said no to the first salesman, he brought over another to double team us.  She even had something prepared that she insisted was only for their current owners, but she could give it to us becuase of a special that was going on.  They worked like a team back and forth until we kept saying no.  The price went from $14K to just under $10K in a mater of minutes.  We still said no, so they were forced to take us down stairs so that we could get our vouchers and leave.  (So we thought.\n\nInstead, we were taken into another room where we were greated by a man from \"corporate\" offices.  He quoted verbatum the offer that was given us upstairs, although this was supposed to be a one time deal just for us.  He then proceeded to try and sale us the same condo for $2,995.  Just a few minutes earlier, the best they could do is $10K  Wow, what a drop.  I'm guessing this was their last resort sales pitch.  \n\nIf you really want a time share, then hold out until you get to the last station.  But if you don't, then just remember to SAY NO!!!\n\nHow can they live with themselves, trying to sale a $3K unit for $14K.\n\nAs we enjoy our week here at the Grandview, we see the steady flow of unsuspecting buyers that were duped into the tour for free tickets.  Each salesperson has his/her own technique.  I've heard the high pressure pitches about how the real estate will grow and they will be owners of a land mine, to the I'm your friend and wouldn't steer you wrong speach.  Geez...  The level they will sink to.  \n\nIf they want respect, then stop the overpriced sales and give the customer the bottom figure up front.  This place give a BAD NAME to timeshares and is the reason most (at least us) will never sit through another \"tour\".


I have lived in Deer Valley for quite a while now and I drive by Alexi's at least twice a day yet, I have never ate there. Well, my wife and I figured what the hell and gave it a shot. Not too bad! We have gone twice now and the food and service has been great. Prices were very fair for what you get. I tried the chix fried streak and the eggs with corned beef hash, my wife had the breakfast burrito - all very good and filling!\n\nNow, the bad news. Old, Old, Old! From the wallpaper, the booths, the servers, & the patrons. It reminded me of an old 70's retirement diner. Think a little like Mel's Diner meets Golden Girls.. \n\nAnyway, looking past that - the place has some good food for the right price! You can feed the family here and not break the bank! Plus, it's a local Mom & Pop place that needs support - Better than Denny's or IHOP...


After spending a month shopping around Phoenix for a new sofa, I ended up at Pruitt's today during my lunch hour.  Already grumpy from a frustrating morning, I didn't expect to find much at this store but was encouraged by the mostly-positive reviews.  I had a particular sofa in mind which I'd seen at two Mor locations and pretty much had my heart set on finding it or something very similar.  Thankfully, I found the exact model I was looking for and it was a few bucks cheaper than it was at Mor.  The best part?  Not only was it in stock, but it could be delivered on Saturday and for $30 less than Mor wanted to charge for delivery!  The salesman who helped me, Mark Donohue, was friendly but not overbearing and within minutes my purchase was complete.  Why the three-star rating?  I'm reserving final rating until my sofa is delevered, hopefully in perfect condition.  Once that happens, I'll be back to add at least a star.  In the meantime, if you're searching for something new, give Pruitt's a shot.


I love the open space of this place because it doesn't feel too crowded. I ordered one of panini's and half salad. Panini is okay, nothing to rave about but I had my salad topped with gyro and it was delicious. My boyfriend and I decided to grab some gelato after our finishing off our lunch and the owner (I'm just assuming) was the absolute sweetest. We were standing in front of the gelato display deciding on what he wanted and the owner came up and offered us samples and he basically gave us a sample of all of the flavors and they were all so yummy. If you're a coffee ice cream lover, definitely go from the chocolate chip expresso gelato because they definitely did not skip out on the expresso. Overall I had a great first experience here.


I love coming to BJ's for their special brews of beer! They always have something unique on tap to drink! Beer is a little more expensive then your typical bar, but you are paying for a microbrew.\n\nThere food isnt half bad either! They have a large selection of food to choose from - Pizza, Pasta, Sandwiches, etc. There is something for everyone here! \n\nIf your going on a Friday night or Saturday night do the call ahead reservation right before you leave the house. It will save you 15-30min of waiting in line for a table.


My wife just returned from here. First, they didn't want to do her nails because she didn't have an appointment (even though the place was more than half empty and 3 or 4 employees were surfing the web or texting on their cell phones). Ridiculous! They finally agreed and then did a CRAP job! Cut her cuticles until they bled. NEVER AGAIN! BEWARE THIS ESTABLISHMENT!


They were so extremely helpful. I had a million questions about my hair and wigs  vs my hair and extensions and she was very informative!


I'm not really fond of writing sub par reviews. I really covet being wowed, I like being pleasantly surprised, and I can have a perfectly merry day with a run of the mill meal. Unfortunately, there are some experiences that don't fit in to any of my \"I will return again and again or at least recommend to friends\" template.\n \n Majerle's is one of those experiences.\n\nI know that I should definitely give this place another try but only because I had such a bad time I think that it must have been entirely abnormal because it would be out of business if it was run this way daily.\n When I arrived on Sunday afternoon (right as the Cardinals game was about to start), there were several content tables already enjoying their beer and bar fare. I must say that the food wasn't terrible. I wouldn't classify it as anything special or something that I would crave on any particular day. But the wings were crisp, the salad was fresh'ish' and the burger was prepared to the temp I ordered. This is where the one star came from. Decent food (good temp, tastes like what it's supposed to, sans hair, ect) deserves some credit.\n \n   If I could give negative stars for service, this would be a -5 Stars type of place. Our server was either hung over or was just entirely uninterested in doing ANYTHING that her job description calls for. She greeted us about ten minutes after we sat down (although it was a Cardinals game day, the bar was probably about half full). She took our drink order and returned with our drinks ages later (well, another almost ten minutes). I was starving and ready to order food but wasn't able to because she slammed the drinks on the table and left again. I flagged down another server and he was so kind as to send ours back. FINALLY I ordered. Again, the food was fine. It wasn't, however, fine enough to cancel out the fact that our appetizer was delivered 20 minutes laster followed IMMEDIATELY by our entree's. Ok. Fine. But, the salad was wrong the first time (Note: When your guests are ordering, it helps to listen to what they actually want. It is NOT a good practice to forget and then just 'guess' what they said). And our server didn't even deliver our food so we couldn't order another drink until we flagged her down again. We ordered another two beers and waited. And waited. And waited. I saw our beers sitting on the bar and our server chatting in the corner to another associate. We couldn't get her attention so my dining companion/boyfriend went to the bar himself to get them. In fact, we didn't see our server again for the rest of the meal. I was so irate at this point that I wanted to leave immediately and spend our Sunday afternoon football watching/beer drinking pennies elsewhere. I flagged down the same server I asked to find my server the first time and had him do my bidding again (he seemed to be working, why couldn't I have sat in HIS section?) She came over, mumbled some apology about having to get our own beers and dropped our check. \n  Bright points: They have a great tv set up for football watching. Multiple tv's tuned to every single game you could imagine. \nNot so Bright Points: For me, watching football at a sports bar has necessary accoutrements (steady flow of beer, timely delivery of food, ect) to make it enjoyable. This mark was completely missed due entirely to the complete disregard our server had for her job. Or her guests.\nDownright Dim points: Well, this review pretty much sums it up.\n If I'm in the area and kind of desperate, perhaps I'll try it again. Probably Not.


It's hit or miss at this particular store. At lunchtime-it's great. At dinnertime-not so much. You can definitely tell the difference between the lunch and dinner crew. The line is kept up and the store is clean at lunch. The tables are bussed and the drinks are kept full at lunch. At dinner..again not so much. \n\nSoups are very good, bread items are ok, hot foods are not very good in selection and just blah at best. The salad bar is fresh though and the selection is plentiful. \n\nThe servers are again very hit or miss. The lunch crew is nice and personable. The dinner crew--well let's just say they spend A LOT of time in the back....hiding. This would be ok if we could get our own drinks, but when you depend on a server to bring you a drink and your glass has been empty for 1/2 hour...not so much. \n\nThe best part about Souper Salad is the price. The \"other\" salad bar is almost $10 per person and that is just insane for salad. The \"not so much\" parts about Souper Salad are a bit more tolerable when the price is not an arm and a leg.


Decent Cali-Mexi cuisine at reasonable prices. Don't come here expecting large plates, the servings are smallish. We've been a few times because a friend loves their bar-b-que tofu, and both their vegan(ish) burrito (the Green Burrito, if I remember correctly) and the Taco Salad with tofu were satisfying. Not outstanding, but consistent, with decent service.


I'm torn on my review... The suites are beautiful and always clean, but there are things that bothered me at my stay... The good things I enjoyed were the beautiful suites, comfortable beds, and good view of the Bellagio Fountains.  The bad things about the hotel are that you are charged $25/night regardless of whether you use high speed Internet, house keeping, waters, etc.  BE SURE YOU KNOW THERE WILL BE A BILL AT CHECKOUT!  Also, there were staff that constantly hound you at the elevators asking to see your room key.  VERY ANNOYING especially when you have full hands and have to stop and dig the room key out of your wallet!  After the 1st night I got so sick of being asked constantly for my room key that I kept walking passed them when I was asked.  The resort itself is beautiful however the hidden fees and annoying pestering of staff wanting to see my room key every time I want to go to my room took away my enjoyment of staying at the Vdara.  I probably would not stay here again!


I am super happy with the service I received.  I called and spoke with Jerry - he came out the same day and gave me an  estimate - which was very fair.  They scheduled my tree trimming for the next day!  Alex was great.  He introduced himself right from the start and made sure we were on the same page.  He and his crew did a great job!  They even cleaned everything up and left it looking nicer than before they came.  I highly recommend them!!!  And I will use them again!


I usually go to Dos and love it but decided to give this place a try because of yelp. I have to say I liked the decorations better here but not much else. \n\nI had a bland flavorless El Toronto fajita that did not sizzle and were not tender (like the menu promised). It didn't come with guacamole lettuce or tomato ie the usual with fajitas. I had to ask for lettuce and sour cream which were not fresh and too cold. The waiter also seemed offended that I asked and generally didn't seem to want to be there. \n\nI'm never coming here over Dos again.


Pretty fun spot. Food is not amazing, but it's outdoor seating makes up for that. Cheese and fruit appetizer is quite good, I think appetizers and drinks are swc's specialty.


I came here on the Saturday of Memorial weekend at around 5:30. By the time I arrived, there was no line.\n\nThe food was all placed in small individual pot, which made everything look fancy. The name was fancy, however the content is the same to all other buffets. However, the crab legs were VERY FRESH and the roasted beef was tender and juicy. All the seafood stuff was very good (especially the clams), except for the salmon which was very plain.\n\nI would have given this place a 3 star if it wasn't for the desert. They had a large selection of desserts. They are all very PRETTY (Pretty desserts makes eating them more enjoyable). I got a tiramisu, the chocolate moose, pistachio and vanilla ice cream, chocolate covered strawberries, and this berry tart. The tiramisu and the chocolate covered strawberries were good. I especially loved the moose, because it was in a chocolate-made bowl. \n\nOne thing i didn't like about the Wicket Spoon is that they don't have enough waiters, and the waiters are very forgetful. I asked my waiter for a cup of coke and a spoon at least twice, but he never brought them over. 20 minutes later, I had to


Food is quite nice and not overpriced. Recommend Haggis and seafood! The lunch set is great value


Would be a five star but the service was just bad. Waited over an hour for our meals.  Waitress was not too attentive.  Was served food without silver ware.  So why a 4 star because the food was very very hood.  The ribs were excellent.   Turkey nicely smoked.  Fries could have been more crisper.


The wife and I joined another couple on a Hoover Dam Tour.  Part of the tour package was lunch at the Miracle Mile Shops upon our return, along with a voucher with Whittlesea Cab to get us from the mall back to our hotel.  Sounds like a winner, right?\n\nAlas, not to be.  At the end of a VERY long day, I called the number on the voucher, and got the dispatcher.  This incredibly arrogant and rude woman proceeded to tell me that Whittlesea does NOT send out cabs to pick up customers with vouchers.  I'd have to wait at the mall until a Whittlesea Cab showed up by dropping off other customers.  BUT...if I wanted to pay, she'd be glad to send one out for us.  Given that we were seeing one cab (of ALL the cab companies) show up every five minutes, we all decided to just jump in the next cab.\n\nBased on this dispatcher, you could not PAY me to ever utilize Whittlesea Blue Cab.  I'm in Vegas for business six to eight weeks every year, and NONE of the cabs I jump into will say Whittlesea on the side, I assure you.\n\nStay away.  Stay far away.


Why did it take me so long to find this place? It's kind of tucked away on the side of a shopping mall with very little fanfare. If you peek in you may think its just a bar, and indeed, they have a great selection of beer for such a small restaurant. However, it's much better than that. The Pastys--large hot pastries stuffed with meat and/or veggies--are fantastic and come in dozens of traditional and not so traditional varieties, including many vegetarian-friendly versions. Some of these utilize fake meat so something of the taste of some of the traditional meat pastys can be enjoyed by all. Some of the more eclectic pastys have Greek and Indian flavors. They all come fresh baked (you can watch the crew make 'em) too! \n\nFor $7, I was nicely filled, and got to people watch the varied crowd and crew of Cornish Pasty, all of whom seemed to enjoy making these unique hot pastries. In fact, they were so busy it was a little hard to get some attention. For example, I waited comically long for my bill to be picked up and charged. \n\nNo worries though. I can read my paper or talk to my friend while I enjoy the warm memories of my pasty.


I am giving this 2 stars because of the nightclub.  I probably would have given 3 or maybe even 4 for dinner. \n\nDinner: Obviously expensive.  We had reservations and still waited 20 minutes.  Maybe this is normal in Vegas but I thought it was crazy when they make you make the reservation, give your credit card number, and then call the day of to confirm. Hello, we are going to come.  My husband and I had the duck and really liked it.  They lure you in by saying you get a wristband for the club if you eat there, but don't tell you that you must purchase a $40-$50 entree to get that band. Service was mediocre.  In all, the food was satisfying. But go for the expensive food, not to get into the night club. \n\nNightclub: awful.  If 500 people left, it may have been fun.  You couldn't move, and not in a good way.  It was uncomfortable and not enjoyable at all.  The bartenders were rude.  It took minimum 20 minutes to get a drink.  The drinks were minimum $14. We left after 30 minutes (maximum).  Veryyyy disappointing.


It was okay. I was expecting some truly amazing food or theme.  In reality, it was just average. I base it on the fact that I have some pretty good Thai food where I live, priced the same as here and pretty comparable environment that in comparison, I'd have to say this is nothing special to go out of your way for.  \n\nI would recommend this place only if you want some decent Thai food off the strip, in a local popular restaurant.


I stopped writing reviews on Yelp because it was too time consuming, but after eating at this restaurant, I can't help but tell the world about our experience, one that I hope will make other people wary of coming here.\n\nWe arrived at Osaka on a typical Saturday afternoon (1pm-ish) and was shown a table in the back room (where the tables were larger).  As we walked past the first room upon entering, I noticed that it was fairly empty but it didn't struck me as odd since there are so many restaurants to choose from in Las Vegas.\n\nWe sat down and were given multiple menus, each one with something different in it.  I guess this could be a good thing since I like having lots of choices.  We ordered our drinks (hot green tea and iced green tea) and browsed the menus for omakase, which we heard from someone (ahem) that it is worth coming here for.\n\nAfter everyone in our party arrived (there were 5 of us), we asked the waitress about their omakase and she completely hesitated. I thought that was strange considering this should be a simple question.  She said she'll be right back, so we sat there, thinking maybe she's just new or something.  But even so... o_O.\n\nShe came back and in broken English asked us if we wanted sashimi or sushi, and we said a little of both.  She then proceeded to say that it's $100 for all four people that wanted it, and I confirmed if it was $100 per person, or if it was $100 for all four people because that makes a HUGE difference.  She said $100 for four people, so we agreed.\n\nAfter ordering the \"omakase\" - I realized that she must have ordered us the plate of normal sashimi/sushi that was on the menu.  I remember seeing $50 for 2 people for something, so with 4 people, she just doubled it.  I thought sure... why not.  We were going to try their assortment of rolls, but given that the omakase is supposed to be good, I decided to give it a try.\n\nThe first plate of sashimi came out looking decent.  I'm not too familiar with the names and the translation for the type of fish, so I'm just going to say that I tried just about everything on the menu and only a couple items tasted okay.  There were quite a few nasty bites in between, including one in which I had to spit out.  Now, I'm not a sushi snob at all, but when I have to do that, it means it's NOT good.  My companions agreed, and another person had to go thru that ritual later on in the meal as well (said one of the fish tasted grainy too).  Fortunately, our napkins were right in front of us.  =)\n\nAs an additional note, we received 2 additional plates of sushi rolls which were supposed to be part of the omakase deal.  We thought it was just so-so as well... perhaps even bad.\n\nAt the end of the meal, we noticed the $100 + $70 on top of our other charges.  We asked about the $70 and they said it was for the 2 plates of sushi rolls that accompanied our sashimi omakase plate. Needless to say, that $70 was a surprise because we were told  it was $100 for four people.  If they told us they were going to bring additional sushi plates for $35 each, I think we would've either said no, or ordered or own rolls.  Ugh.  I hate when mess-ups like this happen.\n\nWe told our waitress about the issue and she left to talk to the owner/mgr.  The owner/mgr. came by quite awhile later to ask us what the issue was.  We explained clearly about the unexpected charge and the miscommunication but he wouldn't budge.  In fact, he brought up how good of a quality the fish were, and given that, this is still a good deal.  The whole time, I kept thinking if I should tell the truth about the quality of his fish, but I kept my mouth shut in case he was going to give us a break.\n\nI suppose we all could've said something because at the end, nothing happened out of the negotiation.  He wouldn't even take the charge of one $35 plate of sushi off, so we paid, left, and vowed never to come back.  \n\nI've had a lot of sushi before, but I would rank this as the worst sushi AND experience ever.  There are a ton of other great sushi restaurants in Vegas, so look it up on Yelp and go there.  You will not regret it.


I had such high hopes based upon the recommendations but was sorely disappointed. The wait staff seemed distracted or else just not interested in our table. It took forever just to place our orders, which were not complicated: one crepe, one brownie, one petite pot. Unfortunately, we got two crepes and no brownie. Considering the brownie were for our small children, both of which had had it promised for good dinners,  just compounded the disappointment. We tried and tried to flag a wait person to correct the error to no avail. When we eventually did have someone respond, it was getting too late for us to wait any longer. We received an anemic apology at best. The food was delicious, and we do like supporting local businesses, but this location's service is in need of a reboot.


Great condo unit....really worth the time spent here...


This place serves up some excellent wieners (and sausages), but an excellent wiener doesn't automatically insure an excellent hot dog - whatever version you're having - one of their Signature Hot Dogs, or one you choose to build yourself. The wiener is only part of the composition of a great hot dog, the most important part, but still just a part. The roll, the toppings (individually and collectively), cooking method, and finally the assembly process itself will determine the ultimate pedigree of the dog - Best of Breed, Mutt, or something in between.\n\nWe tried 3 Signature Hot Dogs - JJ's \"No.1\" Red Hot, The Char Heel, and The Joliet Jake (Chicago Style) - and I was underwhelmed with all 3 from the point of view of taste, texture, and composition. The very first think you notice when you unwrap the dog (any one of them) is the omnipresence of the color yellow (check out the photos) - the mustard, rather sharp mustard at that, is applied last, and with a heavy hand. On the first 2 Signature Dogs we tried, the mustard is applied to a large layer of slaw, and these 2 items overwhelm all other aspects of the hot dog - the excellent wiener gets lost, as do the other toppings, which are fairly small quantities to begin with - in fact, I don't know if I like their chili or not, never found enough to taste. These 2 dogs cost $3.49.\n\nThe Joliet Jake ($3.99) is not an outstanding version of the Chicago style dog. There were no whole Sports Peppers, the tomato was limited, and the Pickle Relish was bland, and the deli mustard was applied last and too liberally for my taste. I do not care for Potato Rolls, in general, and this one didn't change that opinion. All in all, these heavy hot dogs are overpriced, and do not rock you with flavor, mainly for the reasons mentioned. I would not order any of the 3 dogs we tried as they were served.\n\nI went back, and ordered a simple dog with Sauerkraut and mustard, with the mustard applied before the kraut, and this was a very good dog, showcasing the excellent wiener, but cost $3.99 - very much over-priced. I don't consider this a hot dog destination kind of place, especially not in the Charlotte area, which boasts a number of outstanding dogs, include the Southern Chili Dog at Green's Lunch, a variety of good dogs by The Chili Man, and a number of very good Chicago Dog choices, including the outstanding one at Poppa's in Mooresville.\n\nI imagine this place could do very well, it is the trendy kind of place some folks flock to - look at the success of Skippy's and their Pretzel bun in Winston - but I'll probably not be one of the flock here. Love the wiener, love that it is grilled, but the dog as a whole is another thing.


Super tasty! My wife and I went for a date night away from the baby and had a wonderful time. Wait staff was friendly and funny. Food was just delicious. I had the osso bucco and it melted in my mouth. Wifey had the roasted chicken with green chile mac n cheese and basically licked her plate clean. Will definitely be going back.