This restaurant is probably the pride of the Pittsburgh natives.  From the surface, they have it all.  Cool vibe, dim lighting, open kitchen, sleek d\u00e9cor, specialty chef, etc.\n\nIt is definitely a more formal place and I would consider it \"Fine Dining\" so that is important you know that before you go.  It is the kind of place that doesn't have specials because the chef is constantly changing the menu to fit what is in season.  It is also the kind of place where a bread boy walks around with a basket of goodies and rations them out to each patron.  That's all fine and dandy but to some extent I just wanted him to leave the basket of bread and take a hike.\n\nMoving on...Our server was annoying.  She was stalking our table and she didn't come across as sincere.  Hard to explain but she wouldn't just allow us to enjoy ourselves.  We had a 6pm reservation.  I mean it isn't like she was trying to turn our table....I think she was just bored.  When my husband made the reservation they asked him if it was a special occasion and he told them, yes...our 8th year anniversary.  Just a note to management...don't ask if you don't plan on acknowledging it.  We have been asked in the past but then brought out a little box of chocolates, given free desert, etc.  But here?  Nope.  We got hassled by the waitress.\n\nI ordered the pike which was pretty good.  It was served with brussel sprouts and sauteed apples and all types of other colorful things around the perimeter of the plate.  It was good, not great.  Hubby ordered the salmon which is served just pan seared but raw on the inside.  He requested that it be cooked through to medium well.  Well, guess what?  It was pinker than a newborn baby.  He didn't enjoy it at all.  He told the waitress and she quickly offered to have it cooked through so we waited and it came back in crumbled pieces of cooked salmon.  It tasted much better but again, no apology from management.  That is just my pet peeve I guess.\n\nWe passed on dessert because none of them stood out to us.  We grabbed the check and left. \n\nThere are some good things about this place but they could use some fine tuning.


First, I heart the hostess (cute, nice, proper)!  When we got inside, we hung out at the bar while they got  our table ready.  I like to be consistent, not only because I order what I like, but it helps me to compare places fairly.  I got my usual Tanq gimlet and some drinks for my friends, and was wondering why it was taking a bit longer than usual seeing as we were the only ones at the bar.  I still dont know why, but when I got my drink, it was THE BEST, BY FAR gimlet I have ever had.  I couldnt stop talking about it or thinking about it (lush?).  Whatever they added or did, it was more balanced and sweeter.\n\nWhen we were sat the real fun continued.  I ordered the NY since its what I always get and it happened to also be the most expensive item (46), along with a side of asparagus.  The bread they brought out for us while they prepared our entrees was good, typical nice restaurant good.  \n\nThen the entrees came...\n\nIf you took an audio-only recording of our table, it could easily be mistaken for a 5 person porno.  We were all very impressed!  I ordered my steak MR and it was perfect.  The steak wasnt overly dressed, they let to quality of the meat do the most talking.  The asparagus was soft while still retaining the nice crispness you'd expect.  By the end of it, not only did we have a great steak, but we were full!!  I had abandoned the asparagus to ensure that I finished the steak even.\n\nAll in all, an absolutely flawless experience.  Server was perfect, charismatic, informative, attentive without being a nuisance.  We will definitely be back!


Run don't walk AWAY from Dollar Rent A Car in Treasure Island! Starting with an hour wait to get service  ( with only three people in line) to them not knowing exactly which floor of the parking garage the car was on to the deceitful billing practices this company is shameful! \n\nTheir trick was to charge your for more than you had stated you wanted, then you look at a tiny screen(after waiting for an hour and on the verge of being late for a meeting) and hit agree. What we thought we were agreeing to was $150 but the billed totaled over $300 for 27 hours!\n\nWe had the same experience with the \"Free\" GPS offer as another reviewer, which is not free at all.\n\nWe called customer service and tried to explain that we had not wanted all the add on coverage we were charged for and that we were told we would not be charged for a second day but just for three extra hours, but that was not what they billed for. They just stated that we had hit the \"I agree\" button.\n\nWhat a horrible experience! I suppose they make their stock holder happy by robbing their customers but is that the kind of business that you want to support? Shame on you Dollar Rent A Car.


Club Tempo has started a new weekly event called Jazzy Sundays. Doors open at 8pm where they have complimentary stepping classes. Afterward ,they have a live band. The format is creative and allows for a bit of variety. However, unfortunately, as is the case with a few minority owned establishments, things are not what they first appear to be.  \n\nThe first negative: They sell alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages but no food. In my opinion, an establishment catering themselves to adults over the age of 30 should be able to provide more than simply alcoholic beverages; from an entertainment and safety standpoint. Tempo does bring out a selection of 4 hot food choices around 9:30, which they liberally term a buffet. Perhaps this is their attempt to compensate for their lack of a kitchen.  The food does not stick around long and lasts for about 30 minutes before it is eaten depending on the number of attendees that evening. \n\n2nd, in order to use a credit card one has to spend over $20. They have an ATM machine you can use that will gladly charge you a service fee if you don't carry cash around like most business professionals. \n\n3rd, the most important criteria I have when patronizing an establishment is the quality of their customer service. This is where Tempo severely under-shines.  They underwhelm in making sure their guests are comfortable. The use of polite terms like excuse me, i apologize, sir or what have you appears to be a foreign concept.  Tempo caters toward bothers and sisters and are owned by brothers. You would think they would provide equivalent or better hospitality than their caucasion/white counterparts? This is not the case. Tempo is one of those establishments were they feel they are doing you a favor, when in realty they are providing a service. Bad news travels much further than good news and Tempo's ownership would be best served by taking heed of this.\n\nIn summary, there are much better and friendly establishments to frequent than tempo.


So much fun here!  We are learning excellent skills, but we are always having a good laugh and enjoying the time.  I spend all day working in front of a computer, so my body gets very stiff.  I leave the dojo feeling completely stretched out and my body feels better all week.  I'm so glad I found this place and I recommend it to anyone who has any interest in Aikido, Tai Chi, or simply needs a new fun way to get out of a seated position!


It is OK....pricey and the rolls are smallish. Service is marginal.\nOutdoor bar is cool....The name is a little odd too. Anything that is excreted from a sea dweller is not associated with being appetizing. How about \"fresh fetish\" or \"the green sea\" or \"the lovely roll\".....probably just me. I never leave this place feeling like my experience was congruent with my bill. \n\nI gave this place a 2 star and I went back there with my wife for date night. She wanted sushi and we have few options in Vistancia.  It was better. I was pleased with my evening. Miso soup is good. I went a few times in the first year of business....so they may have been working the kinks out. Need to recognize improvment when it happens.


I dropped by this place as a recommendation, and I wasn't exactly impressed. I didn't think it was stellar, but it was still above average. I'd give it a 3.5 for food and 5 for service. \n\nMy party and I started out with the gyoza appetizer. I don't remember the exact taste of it, but I didn't think it was bad. The gyoza was average. Afterwards, I ordered the Shiro Miso Ramen, and the three delicious things that stuck out to me were the broth, the noodles and the pork. Most broth at ramen places are extremely salty, but this place wasn't. I, for the first time ever, was able to drink the broth without drinking a gallon of water afterwards. The noodles were definitely the best part. Super soft and mhmm. After eating what I could of my bowl (huuuuuuge portions), I picked out the strands of noodles. And the pork. Like I mentioned earlier, huuuuuge portions, and huuuuge portions of pork. At the end of our meal, they serve complimentary lychee sorbet. With the heat of ramen, it definitely hit the spot! Sweet, but not too sweet. \n\nAnd now the bad. :( I thought this place was a bit overpriced for what we were getting. Huge portions are great, but quality over quantity. I remember my bowl being roughly $12, but  after adding the egg and seaweed, my bowl came out to roughly $15? With the price, I would have thought that the egg would have been included, but it wasn't. I would have enjoyed a smaller bowl with a variety of ingredients. They also add bean sprouts, and I found that a bit weird. I don't think ramen and bean sprouts go together. \n\nBut all in all, there is room for improvement. :)


Great Place , honestly best time I had in a lounge in LAs VEGAS!!! sometimes it feels good to not only been at MEGA CLUBS! well I went to eat at ARIA on a thursday , we met a promoter who told us about gold, I honestly never been there but heard of it , it is a cirque du soleil lounge or something like that, well anyway the promoter or host was cool and walk us all the way to the door, room was pretty packed, My girlfriend took open bar for $20 all night helloooo !!! Drinks aren't too pricey. \nI ll go back there its great place start night or end the night as the open bar deal for girls is my main reason to go back there.


I have only gone to Postino during the Monday/Tuesday $20 nights where you get a bottle of wine and choice of 3 bruschettas for the cheap price of $20.  I always order a bottle of moscato d'asti and a trio of Brie & Apples with fig, Prosciutto with figs & mascarpone and Fresh Mozzarella with tomato and basil.  I usually go with a few of my girlfriends and this makes a great meal with fantastic wine and some good gossip. :)  Come early as seats fill up extremely quickly and the wait can get very long.  This deal starts after 8pm.


Went for my Bday and the service was excellent but the food is another story. The food is not worth what u pay. Bill came out to $250 for two. Had a ribeye, pork, bone marrow, and two glasses of wine. Save your money. Go to Bobby Flays for a better steak and price.


It's the Wal-Mart of liquor stores. They close too early to be fully useful. The prices are too high to appeal to the thrifty shopper. The selection is vast and wide, yet there are still items they are missing. It lacks the charm of shopping at specialty stores as well as the employee expertise. I can't really see the point of this place. \n\nIf you're having a party and you need multiple types of alcohol for the various tastes of your guests - go to a grocery store... they usually have a decent enough selection and fair prices and you aren't going to go splurge on exotic alcohol for your asshole friends who aren't even gong to help you clean up the place in the morning. The fact that it's in a College zone makes even less sense. \n\nIf you want to buy some good wine - there are several good wine stores (like AZ Wine for example) around the valley with knowlegable staff to help you out. If you want some obscure beers, Papago Brewery will set you up. There's just no substitute for asking someone who knows the product what something tastes like or what would be good for your special occasion.\n\nAs for pricing, many items we were looking at were priced higher than grocery or convenience store prices... however, I'll have to admit that this place does have some fantastic deals - if you don't mind what you drink, then come here for the sales. The website is currently showing a sale in which you buy one bottle of wine for 5 dollars and get a second for 5 cents. That's value. \n\nObviously people like having a BevMo in town, but I'm not completely sold on it. I'm going to have to revisit it a few more times to see if it can win me over. I want to give this a 2.5, but I'll round up rather than down to give this place the benefit of the doubt. I'll have to admit that it's undeniably convenient having all of those options under one roof... it's a shame they close at 9pm. Lucky for you, their website is open 24/7. Still, Wal-Mart isn't good for anyone and I'm skeptical of this whole BevMo thing. If it takes business away from my favorite spots, I'll be angry... and BevMo... you won't like me when I'm angry.


Everytime I'm in Vegas, I make it a mission to stop by here.  I just like how fun and friendly it looks inside and outside.  I love their crabcake sandwich and their triple decker grilled cheese with tomato bisque.  There's something about their tomato bisque that makes my stomach happy. Their food is comforting and fun.  It is a bit expensive here but I'm on vacation so why not splurge a little.  I haven't been to the NYC location but I hope it's the same as the one in Vegas.


Can I tell you how much I love this nail place!! They all do an amazing job on my nails every time I am in there!! I go every two weeks n they really are the best!! Perfection every time and every nail tech is so SO good!! I've been going there for about 6 months n every time is perfect!!


This Panera (Gosh, they popped up everywhere) is standard Panera I'd say. Smaller patio on the sidewalk and not the most inviting of patios in the small strip of a larger shopping area with Lowe's and Walmart . I usually find someone will come and smoke near you if you sit outside here for a little while (Must resist the urge to slap the person).\nUsually clean but have found the Internets here a little slower than other Panera's. \nBagel's are pretty good but get chewier as the day progresses and i don't usually make it to a Panera until the evening.  Find the food to be a little pricer for the same fare as Jason's Deli or McCalister's but always pretty fresh and good. \nLove the Chicken Noodle Soup though, my favorite!!


For my birthday all I wanted to do was go to the Eiffel Tower Restaurant.  I bought a new dress and was very excited.  My boyfriend and I did a little gambling and day drinking before dinner and his stomach wasn't doing the best.  So we sit down to our table and the waiter was pompous.  He took our drink order, I got champagne and my boyfriend (not feeling the best) got water.  The waiter looked at him in shock and said, \"you know you can order a drink, I didn't ask for I.D.\"  My jaw hit the freaking floor.  I couldn't believe what I was hearing.  First off, he is well above the drinking age and I.D. is irrelevant.  Second, he is a grown man and can order for himself.  Thirdly, what if he were an alcoholic and couldn't drink.  So right off the bat we start off on the wrong foot.  So our drinks come and a bus boy brings me a water that has a bug in it.  I call the waiter over and say, \"I'm sorry, but there is a bug in my drink\".  The waiter takes the glass and doesn't say a word, not a sorry, nothing.  Immediately he comes back with water.  Because of his attitude and the quickness that he brought the water back, I am assuming he didn't pour me a new glass but just flicked the bug out of the water.  I address this with the waiter and tell him that I want the check and I want to leave.  He calls the manager over and I tell her everything that has happened.  She offers to start over, but by that time my night was ruined.  I looked at her and said, if you guys can't get my water right, how can I trust you to get my meal right?!?.  So, now everything is booked for dinner for Memorial Day and we went to Benihanna's because they could take us\nUPDATE - A manager contacted me shortly after I wrote this review.  He not only made me feel better about the experience but went above and beyond to correct it.  That is customer service I can get behind.  Mistakes happen, and the staff truly represents the restaurant however one bad apple shouldn't spoil the bunch, especially when I see all the nice reviews of this restaurant


Mr Mama's signage made it look like a tile store from the outside.  The restaurant was crowded and seemed to be doing well.  The service was good and friendly.\n\nI did not like the food here.  I got the chicken fried steak, I did not like the gravy, the fried steak was ok, but not great.   The home fries were soggy and bland.  The eggs were cooked correctly which was fine.   I also got clam chowder which was over seasoned.  My meal was not worth finishing.\n\nOverall the food all seemed to be prepared correctly, but the recipes that were used were just bad.  I will likely not come here again.


Service was decent enough. When the waiter brought bread we laughed because it was a tiny tiny amount (five pieces, plus some awkward cut sides) for six people. 1.5 in squares of what I believe was supposed to be focaccia. No FLAVOR.\n\nI had the Sea Bake Starter. It was supposed to be shrimp, bay scallops, and crawfish, in some sort of creamy cheese sauce. NOT WORTH THE PRICE. There was shrimp and a couple of tiny pieces of crawfish. The sauce was watery, and the whole dish lacked flavor. Totally blah.\n\nThere was also a chicken quesadilla. Yet again. No flavor to it. \n\nOverall, nothing great at all and wouldn't recommend at this point.


I'd give Dolce 3.5 stars (if it were possible).  I really like the location and the atmosphere is cozy.  I've never eaten at this location other than some hummus and pita chips.  Based on other reviews, I might increase my rating once I sample the fare.  As a wine bar, I'm always happy to stop in to get a glass of red and talk with friends.  At times, I haven't found the servers to be friendly or warm; however, I haven't had any particular problems.  It's just a vibe.  I also wish they would extend their wine list.  As another reviewer commented, there just isn't a lot to choose from.  If you're in the area, I'd definitely stop in, although I wouldn't drive into NoDa just for this venue.


The fries go inside, not on the side, of these deliciously messy sandwiches. \n\nPrimanti Bros. is a historical and must-visit destination if you are doing a food tour of Pittsburgh. They are known for their innovation of putting the french fries inside of your sandwich (truckers not only need to keep their eyes on the road, but they also need their potatoes). \n\nI got a pastrami with a pickle on the side and thoroughly enjoyed it. It was piled high with fries and coleslaw. It was surprisingly well assembled so things never got too out of control. \n\nOur waitress seemed hostile, yet in the end was very attentive and responsive. It added to the atmosphere and fit the vibe of the place, so it was all good. \n\nDefinitely check it out!


There coffee is indeed good.  Don't count on using their wi-fi though... it sucks.  When it is working, rarely it is completely unusable.  Here's a thought, invest $30 dollars in your business and get a half-decent wi-fi router with 802.11N support.  \n\nC'mon!


My husband and I were doing some shopping and decided to grab a bite to eat. I love tea so we chose English's for our meal. We had two waitresses and both of them were incredibly kind and down to Earth. Not like many places where you're made to feel like you're an inconvenience. We ate exclusively off the happy hour menu and were delighted with the prices. The food was so delicious!! Fresh and full of flavor...not greasy at all. The chips and curry appetizer was amazing! Unfortunately we were too full to even try any desserts. I had the Jasmine tea and it was heavenly! It was the perfect temperature. We couldn't get enough so our waitress kindly brought us a cup to go. Oh, and don't miss out on the Poutine!


Came here in the Casino's... no room.\n\nVery old so it does smell like cigarettes like every casino but even worse... not as bad as Flamingo, but still bad. It's between Paris and Flamingo.\n\nI got a feeling that Bally's caters to older adults - close to the retiring age because I saw lots of them when I came in here.


Awesome sandwiches, very affordable. We came here for a quick lunch and it was pretty damn good. It's kind of a food court atmosphere which i didn't care for but, if your just looking for an affordable meal or lunch on the vegas strip this place is great.


Slooooooow, sloooooooow, slooooooooow!\nRestaurant full of empty tables, yet, it took 10 minutes to be seated?  Once seated, my poor coffee cup was yearning to be filled. That took almost 10 minutes. About 5 minutes after that, my order was finally taken. I won't even tell how long it was for my food to land in front of me.  I guess I'm just used to diners in the Northeast?


I'm pleased with my experience here. They altered my wedding gown which was an extremely delicate chiffon beaded gown by Tadashi Shoji. Its pricey, but the craftsmanship is excellent  and that might be worth the peace of mind. Its run by a husband and wife and they could not be nicer people. \nMy only complaint is that they are soooo far from where I live!


Went here with family. \nVery busy restaurant, the food was decent, nothing special.\nCustomer service was ok, some were rude.\nPineapple buns are bomb!\nThe parking sucked.


My wife is filipino, we like to go to this place for the karaoke/music as well as the food...Overall, not to bad, similar to an old fashioned manilla nightclub you'd find in Philippines...The interior ceilings need repair, especially in the farthest corner to the right by a TV where water is dripping...The men's bathroom has the \"authentic\" tight nasty bathroom appearance with smell...I think this bathroom was picked up from Olonogopo from back in the 80's...Service is a PLUS with waitress's ready to go to work!


Not too shabby, however, the service was quite slow, for such a busy area. The food was also just average, and the lobster, well, for the price the portion was tiny. While there are a few good items on the menu, it certainly is more of a tourist trap. Just an average place with average food and service, overpriced.


This trip to the ER was the worst I've ever experienced. I'll spare you the gory details and just give the highlights. \n\nWhen checking me in they did everything but call me a liar. They treated me like a junky trying to get some painkillers. They shrugged off my discharge papers from Urgent Care. I sat in the waiting room for a total of 4 hours. I got an external and intra-vaginal ultrasound, just to hear the CT Scan guy talking to another ultrasound guy about how I wasn't actually in pain at all. They insisted on giving me a CT Scan, telling me radiation wasn't involved. Liar. I refused. \n\nAfter another 1 1/2 hours of sitting in the waiting room, they finally bring me down what felt like every hallway in the entire hospital; which, by the way are all in midi-construction AND lined with patients laying in beds moaning and groaning - with handwritten signs above their head stating which 'room' they are in. \n\nThe lady at the desk, turns out to be a nurse - she tells me to put on a hospital robe because I'm having a pelvic exam. an hour later when a male nurse comes in, he looks at me like I'm crazy because I'm half-naked. He hooks me up to a blood pressure machine and heart rate monitor and shuts the lights off on his way out because he says \"You'll be here a while\"...it's already been 6 hours. \n\nThe doctor finally comes in and talks to me about my gall stone history...you know, the one I don't have. Then he says, \"Well, looks like there's nothing wrong with you - you can go!\"\n\nNever again.


Having moved from Hawaii, I was super excited to find this place in North Las Vegas where oriental food is scarce compared to other parts of Vegas. I'm hungry, but not hungry enough to drive my broke ass all the way to Chinatown, so having this place up north is excellent.\n\nI read past reviews, and I agree the cashier is a bit quiet and keeps to herself (hence the four stars instead of five), but I'm not here to make friends; I'm here to eat! Now like I said, I'm from Hawaii so my experience with Korean food is limited to Yummy's and the like, which is very similar to Jun's: you choose 1-3 main dishes and 3-4 side dishes. They also take orders at your table if you want to dine in. It's also a good place to come for lunch because business is slow at that time, but it gets packed pretty quickly for dinner.\n\nThe food is GREAT; it reminds me of Yummy's. But then again, there's not much competition for oriental food in NLV, where most places are super greasy, salty, and have too much meat in the menu. For all of you veggie-lovers, Jun's serves hot tofu soup and veggie side dishes. The portions are right for the price, and I always have leftovers I can bring home and eat at a later time. The bibimbop is the bibim-BOMB. I like how they use the meat for flavoring and it's more of a healthy veggie experience than a carnivore's delight. They also sell some bomb kimchi in large jars to take home with you--you know, for your daily serving of vegetables.\n\nI'm not an expert in authenticity, so don't judge me if your Korean mother-in-law shuns you for poor taste. But take your Hawaiian & Island friends here; they'll love you--more than your Korean mother-in-law ever will.


I loved this place.  Our son, Andrew, and girlfriend, Sara, took us here to enjoy a wonderful breakfast on our recent trip to Wisconsin.... Everything they had here was delicious and I hope to get a chance to go back some day.  It was definitely worth the wait to get in.  I had the strawberry pancakes with marscapone cheese and I will dream about it now.


First visit and definitely not my last. Glad I did my homework though because what could have been a VERY expensive visit ended up not being so bad. \n\nThe slides and kids' area is well staffed although a tad bit micromanaged. I get it because safety MUST be a priority but there is a fine line that must be hard to dance around. We went in the middle of the week and the lines weren't terrible, but as the day wore on, it got pretty crowded. The Lazy River is a bit TOO lazy for my taste, but the wave pool is fun and the little kids' play area is just right for a variety of age groups. \n\nHere are the tips I was given to make W-n-W a fun visit that won't break the bank. \n\n1) Get there early so you can get a spot in the shade. This is critical because well...Arizona is hot. (duh)\n\n2) Pack your own lunch in a cooler to leave in your car. When you want to eat, go out to the car and enjoy a picnic lunch there. This saved me AT LEAST $100 because food is RIDICULOUSLY expensive. \n\n3) You CAN bring in sealed water bottles to the park. Sippy cups have to be empty so unless you are breastfeeding, don't expect your little ones to have their juices or anything like that brought in.\n\n4) WEAR FLIP FLOPS or AQUA SOCKS. The ground is searing and when you are waiting to get on some of these slides, your feet will melt off--literally-if you aren't wearing shoes. \n\n5) Save-Around guide has discount coupons if you're only going once and Luke AFB has discounts for Vets and current military. However, if you are planning to go multiple times this summer, the summer pass is worth it. \n\n6) Only bring in what you absolutely need. Lockers are pricey and if you buy your tickets online, you won't even need to bring in your wallet and can lock it in the trunk of your car. \n\n7) Sunscreen sunscreen sunscreen. Oh and sunscreen.


This place is dece.


Good service,  and they had decaf coffee ready (not instant or lattes only like most MTL places); toast was excellent, but the eggs, potatoes,  and pancake were just \"ok\". \"Fruit\" was laughable, more like garnish.


The Burger Joint is a great way to end an amazing night clubbing.  From Midnight to 4am they have a $5.99 Steak and egg special and a $3.99 Burger and fries special!  I was here about 4 times over the past two weekends.  The first time they forgot to give me the top bun of my burger but I was so drunk I didnt even notice until i thought about it!  The fries are to die for.  And finally the steak and eggs were amazing.  I will def be here again for future Vegas weekend getaways!


Disappointing. Went here today; service was  all over the place. We got our sushi first, miso soup second and appetizers last. Be cautious; spicy tuna is my staple but they use bone scrape tuna and that is low grade, gross tuna flake meat scrubbed of the bones. The king crab came out half filled with rice and it was $6.50. Don't cut corners and jip customers. We won't be back, there are better quality places around the valley.


Disappointing...a long list of beers that they brew and only 3 were checked as available - what???\n\nNice patio, friendly service and the wood fired pizzas looked good too, but I couldn't get past the limited types of beer offered.


My husband and I came here right before seeing a movie. We chose it based on the fact it is right next to the movie theater. The staff was great, prompt with seating and taking our order. \nYummy watermelon margarita! The food...... Not so great. I got the chopped salad but couldn't eat more than two bites because the dressing was far too spicy. The waiter was nice enough to substitute my salad with a quesadilla, which was nothing great, but at least my mouth wasn't on fire. My husband got the rancho burrito which wasn't too bad. \nWhen we go back to the movies, we'll go somewhere else for dinner. I wouldn't suggest this place to anyone.


I enjoyed my experience very much.  If I lived closer I would be there often.  Great happy hour.  Should consider opening a seperate location in Summerlin that does tapas.  I would be there.


This is a staple every time I go back to Vegas.  I really enjoy the food and love the prices.  I usually try to go at the tail end of breakfast because they'll start bringing out the lunch trays, and I get the best of both worlds.\n\nThe place is small.  The decor is minimal.  It's in a mini-mall (but everything is in a mini-mall in Vegas).  But, again, the food is so good that those things shouldn't matter.\n\nBe warned: make sure you know Filipino food because it'll make the experience that much better.  Don't get me wrong.  You'll still get a good meal if you don't know.  It's just a matter of appreciating what you're getting.\n\nwhen you have two aces, go all yelp


What an incredible place! Everything you need and want, is right here at the World Market. I had such a great time here looking at vintage toys and browsing the international food selection.\nBe sure to ask for the rewards card, if one of the friendly cashiers forget to suggest it. Remember, with this reward program it isn't necessary for you to carry around a card. Also, at this particular location there is wine tasting available on Saturdays from 1-3pm!


When we arrived we headed to the saloon where we seated ourselves, waited a bit for service, When service did arrive, we were told to take our time, but felt rushed by the server.  A comment was made because I brought a special salad in I have to eat because of my health and doctor recommendations. My daughter and wife ate off the menu, and i split the lunch with my wife. Maybe it's because of health laws, which I was made aware of by the waiter, but the initial remark sparked this yelp comment.  He did tell me later he realized we did order from the menu, but reminded me you don't come into a bar and bring your own beer!   True, but then I also have to adhere to my food i brought and not letting it spoil in the hot car. I will not say i'm not at fault on this entirely, but  I should have consulted the manager prior. It's just that b4 making any comments at least question and find out why I had brought in the food; don't just assume, or state your policy politely.  The ice cream shop would even spot me a small complimentary scoop to see if it agreed with my tastes. So I said ok, never mind and walked out.  We didn't even bother going to the mercantile store!!  I'd not be interested to revisit this place


They got great service but they have slow wifi download rate......down is 1.10 mps and up is 0.60 mps .... That sucks... Lol


Moved from Phoenix ten years ago but still crave a cheese pizza and buffalo wings from this place.


I wish we would have spent more time on fremont street when we came to Vegas.  I felt a lot more comfortable here then on the strip.  Its an interesting mix of street performers, historical sites, and new technology.  Its a little seedy, but the strip has a little seedy too.  We took public transportation there and while cheaper, it took forever.  We took a cab back and it was a much more enjoyable experience.  \n\nI liked the vibe of the restaurants and bars here.  Everything is more affordable.  Things are less opulent and less clean, but a lot more comfortable.  I like the throw back vibe to everything, it felt like stepping back in time.  Nobody here takes themselves too seriously as it is Vegas after all.  I really liked the restaurants and bar here, there are some very nice restaurants, but again cheaper then the strip and with a more historical ambiance.  The video screen is very cool too!


So when they say they have the best meatballs, they're not kidding.  Not only was the meatballs with ricotta delicious (and the size of a grapefruit), it was great to share.  We split a number of dishes, beet salad, minestrone soup, kobe beef meatballs with spaghetti and chicken parmigana.  Minestrone soup was the only thing that was mediocre.  The rest was delicious.  Waiter pushed us to order Oreo Beignets, tasted like an Oreo funnel cake.  The sinks are really awesome.  Night club was cool, but nothing insane


Supremely sub-par. \nYeah...they have fried cheese curds - it's Wisconsin - there will be cheese curds.....and they'll probably be good...anywhere. It's not a testament to the Old Fashioned - it's a testament to Wisconsin's quality of cheese.\nI had the fried fish special and felt like I'd ordered Van de Kamp's.\nToo loud - too long to wait. Tried the burger as well, which was recommended to me as one of the best in the city. I do not agree. Whether or not they put a fried egg on stuff...it's not superior. \nYou can put perfume on a carp - it's a carp.\nHype.


Being an airline pilot and keeping in top shape to maintain my medical, it's essential I'm able to maintain a healthy lifestyle and am able to keep my core strong. With Dr. Ali's knowledge with the spine and keeping it in line, I'm able to maintain my workout regimen. I can rely that anytime I come in his ability to pinpoint the problem and adjust my body is crucial to keeping me without pain. I would recommend anyone having problems with movement or pain to come in and try his services.


The food was mediocre. the selection was very limited. my husband thought it was good,is why I gave it 2 stars. The squid was rubbery. the egg drop soup was barely warm and had corn it. Yuck!!


The best thing about this hotel is the location, its right between downtown and the strip.\n\nI got put in one of the older rooms, not yet renovated. It's dark and stuffy. There is no coffee maker in the room and the bathrooms are super small. During my stay the blow dryer blew and there were sparks everywhere.\n\nThe maids dont vacuum unless you ask them to, which I find a bit gross. If you try and call house keeping you'll be on hold for at least 5 minutes. The staff is a hit or miss, some friendly others not so much. \n\nThere's a handful of restaurants through out the hotel, pricier than usual. Its pretty cool to go up to the top of the tower for the view, especially at night. The hotel has some perks even a pool but I would stay somewhere else next tim


Awesome and trendy hotel. This hotel has all the amenities a 5 star hotel must have and more. Staff is friendly and helpful, however sometimes service took a little longer because they seem to still trying to get things together since its a fairly new hotel. Room was very nice, had a terrace, 2 TV's, refrigerator, microwave, and Japanese tub. Will stay here again in the future.


Pros:\nAmazing spacious rooms\nLet me check in early\nI had a $500.00 resort credit so I paid nothing to stay\nBuffet was amazing\n\nCons:\nWireless Internet was shit at times\nWaitress at the pool was rude/took forever to serve me and at one point pretty much told me to go to the bar myself cus she needed to cash out.\nI was still asleep when house keeping came so I asked for new towels and although they brought them up they didnt take away the dirty ones.\n\nAll in all I would stay here again. Nice hotel


Was staying at NY NY while in Vegas and what can I say about the hotel but that it looks like they built a mini city inside the hotel.  \n\nIt's one of the bigger casino's in vegas with plenty of tables and slot machines.  Probably one of the advantages of NYNY is the food options.  You can get something reasonably price here (like under $10) or you can go to one of their high end restaurants for a night out.\n\nI stayed in the Century Tower and I believe it was like the 32nd floor.  Of all the places I've been to in Las Vegas, this room had the best view.  We had a great view of the strip and the mountains and the strip looked great all lit up at night.\n\nBesides the view, the room was nice.  Had plenty of room for 3 guys without being in each others way.  Things are a little dated in the room so no flat screen TV and some of the stuff here while in good condition was old.  The sinks were in a separate room from the toilet and shower which is always nice.  The shower was definitely high end and hot water was there quickly.\n\nOverall, was impressed with my stay here at NYNY especially with the view in the upper levels of the Century Tower and would recommend it to anyone.


My wife is always yammering on about how this place is the shit; \"I really don't want to go with you to Lowe's, but as long as you're going to be in the area, can we stop at Chloe's for lunch?\" she asks, with all the countenance of a child begging for candy at a grocer's checkout. \n\nI take my sweet-ass time in Lowe's, knowing full well what lies in store...\nSitting in Chloe's for an hour, watching, as a seemingly endless procession of Scottsdale posers saunter by. All this as I sit there in my grubby work clothes, gnawing on some bunny-food salad my wife suggested. \n\nArrrgh.\n\nI had a Greek salad. It was ok. My wife had the same thing only hers was different than mine. Hers had some secret ingredient that mine didn't. You'd think she'd just had a thirty-minute tantric orgasm the way she carried on.\n\nThe woman seated next to us had a laptop the size of a football field. She pretended to be working as she furtively gave everyone in the joint the once-over. Even me, for shit's sakes. (My 'fashion don't' apparel I suppose.)\n\nLittle did she know how her sneakiness skills were no match for mine.\nI've had a lifetime of checking out women's boobs and never getting caught, even without reflective sunglasses for Christ's sakes. What was SHE thinking?\nI watched as she sat there checking out everyone's shit, feigning interest in her keyboard save for occasionally, whenever anyone sensed she was gawking at them, then she'd begin typing like her life depended on it. \nWhat a douche.\n\nI went home afterward and fixed the smelly-ass garbage disposal, just as my wife had suggested, ahem, instructed, ahem, commanded.\nShe's full of good ideas on Saturdays.


I don't understand why this place is multiplying all around the city. The food is really poor. Noodle dishes are mostly noodles and oil. Rice dishes have the same sauce. pad Thai has very little but noodles. Save your money.


I had a great pedicure and it was only $20! My tech took a really long time making my nails look great, so I felt like I got my money's worth.  Only complaint is that they could use some new chairs.


Two words: bug infestation. \n\nPrior to tonight I would have given this restaurant at least 4 stars because I have been to this location through their drive through a couple times and they got my order right, were very friendly, and the prices were always good because I receive coupons in the mail. After tonight though, I'll probably never return. \n\nMy husband (this review is being written by Stephen's wife, Celeste, by the way) and I decided to take our two kids with us for an inexpensive family meal out, especially because we had received more great El Pollo coupons. Well we had never eaten inside the store and didn't realize we would be sharing our dining experience with hundreds of small and unwelcome guests. They were literally everywhere and even though I wiped off the table and chairs before we sat down my husband still had one get on him. He was so grossed out that he couldn't finish his meal (and he's not usually very squirmy about bugs).  All my 2 yr old son could keep saying during the meal was \"bug! bug!\" as he pointed at the floor or tables. \n\nThe service was still very friendly, but our bag of chips was very stale (they did replace them when I mentioned it though), and the place was generally filthy. I really hope that their food prep area is a lot cleaner than their guest dining area, because if the dining area is any indication of the kitchen I'll be very surprised if we didn't ingest a few bugs. It's too bad because I think If they would just keep it clean they would get a lot more service (certainly we would be return customers if it were cleaner, but will not be now).


I've been coming and going to Vegas since I was 6 years old...as a kid, Excalibur was the coolest hotel in the world to me...now as an adult, I've never had more fun at a hotel.\n\nJust the gadgetry in the room kept us entertained for a solid hour, flipping on and off the lights with the touchpad, goofing around with the curtains using the switches on the wall, and testing to see if the master turn off switch really turned everything off...I was a kid in a candy shop!\n\nI lost who knows how much on the blackjack tables, but made it all back at the Craps tables.\n\nThe hotel staff was better than most and the security guards were on top of checking the room keys which made me feel better about keeping my bikes in my room.\n\nAs expected, the fridge was booby trapped with a 30 second switch, so we couldn't keep our drinks in the fridge. The view from my room was pretty epic as well. We woke up to seeing hot air balloons taking off towards the red rock mountains with the sunrise reflecting back the solid orange and reddish hues. Good Stuff.\n\nI posted a picture of the view from our room. Not bad at all. Overall, it maybe, just maybe as cool to me as an adult as Excalibur was to me as a kid.


I'm going to review first, then decide on stars.\nFirst, the service by Gina was 5 star!\nWine List was 3.5 star but pricing was way too high - give it 3 stars.\nPetite filet mignon, medium rare was 5 star!!\nCreamed spinach was 3 star, as was the loaded baked potato - neither had much flavor.  But the caesar salad was worth 4.5.\nOK - overall, I'll say 3.5 star.  Since I can't do that, a 3, because the total experience just wasn't a 4\nI've not tried Ruth's Chris in Scottsdale, but my experience with Ruth's in other cities has been better than this


The lady that works there is very rude. She wouldn't take my package because she could not scan it, okay that is fine, a little ridiculous but fine. No need to be rude about it, I didn't even put up a fight. She told me to take it to the post office, okay that is fine as well. She gave me the wrong cross streets (there is no post office close to where she told me to go). That was probably just an honest mistake. However, there is no need to be rude about it!


The star for the hustle of this place. Wasn't crazy busy but I noticed there were many things that went wrong with not just my order, but other tables. I felt bad and I didn't want to give them a hard time, so I waited patiently for my food that I called in for pick-up. Upon arrival, my food was handed to someone else. I waited for about 15 minutes before getting my bag, but as I was walking out noticed that it was missing my smash fries. So I went back in and waited maybe another 7 minutes. The manager was apologetic and so was the cashier, but as I saw them offer the table next to me free entree passes, etc. and another table the same thing, I wasn't offered it after the two mistakes. It was a bummer.


I was expecting a lot from Metro Pizza, especially after reading the great reviews. The pizza is anything but inspired, delicious, or innovative. The regular crust and sauce is blah. Toppings were alright, but not enough and poorly placed. The worst part about it was the price. Way too expensive for this boring pizza pie. Will order Dominoes next time I have a pizza craving in Vegas.


Samurai Sam's tries hard at creating some Asian inspired food\n\nThe three of us came here last week, each ordering something different. I had three chicken tacos which were good, but had virtually no meat. As you can see from the photos, it's hard to find any. Lots of veggies though.\n\nAs for my friends, they each ordered different types of teriyaki bowls. Both came with a lot of rice, but again not much else.\n\nSadly, you can get  nearly twice as much food at Panda Express.  It's hard to justify coming back, our bill came to $24.70, including two soft drinks and one water. So, Two Stars and yes, we have had better.\n\nSorry!


Good little place to grab a bite. Too bad the 'town square' it's located in is just one street. The rest is empty lots and dirt. Economy of course...what can you do. Service was good, staff friendly. Chips, salsa and bean dip, gratis of course. Had one good salsa, decent flavor. Me and my girlfriend shared the carnitas for 2 and let me say this, you could probably feed 4 people with this bad boy. Huge! Meat was good, not greasy like the carnitas at another local place ~cough~ macayos ~cough~ Rice was typical, nothing really too special, beans were good. Overall good, nothing to crazy spectacular.


I had a tire throw a tread the other day in the extreme heat, so I limped in here for a used replacement.  The going price around town is $20 to $25 for a used tire, mounted, balanced, & stem.  This guy charged me $30, no stem, & he didn't even balance it!  The first time I got on the freeway it was like driving a paint shaker!  \n\nMy next tire experience was just about the opposite, buying a whole brand new set of four tires, mounted, balanced & stems for $143 at Firestone!  (* * * *)  \n\nI recommend that you AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!     :-O


Interesting business indeed, the place is setup like a hangout for either vampires or individuals with hangovers except that terrible music they play is turned up way too loud for the latter.  Really, the only thing this place has going for it is the fact that there are indeed worse places out there.  To start, the staff are completely lackadaisical and couldn't care less about you being there.  Second, not only is the menu a complete fail but the food itself is even worse.  On a nutritional scale the fair scores about a 2 yet it is not even remotely enjoyable.  The food seriously has zero flavor, if they changed to strictly boiled chicken with no seasoning I'd be a step up.  This place takes the cake for the least flavorful food of any restaurant I've ever been to.  To boot the seating is as uncomfortable as could be found anywhere and the bar is pretty weak as well.  I'm not quite sure of the reason for this restaurant's existence.


I had the worst experience at my favorite sushi place You lost a loyal customer today. One of the sushi chefs was obviously sick or had allergies, because he was sniffling with a runny nose the whole time he was making sushi. He sneezed twice while making sushi rolls, without washing his hands. Then a customer came in, and the sushi chef shook the customers hands with the gloves on that he made sushi with, then without washing or changing gloves, he went back to making sushi....it was discussing, and I'll NEVER GO BACK.


I've been to this Sam Woo several times in the past and it was alright, but when I went last week, it was NASTY.  The quality has definitely gone way down.  The crab soup was bland.  The beef chow fun was too salty from being drenched in soy sauce.  The fried rice and chow mein was okay but not that good.  We also had a mushroom claypot dish that was actually decent and it was the only dish that was hot.  We had a lot of leftover food and I was not full because I didn't like the food.\n\nThis place is dirty and the service is slow.  My teacup had a crack in it which made my tea leak.  Their highchairs were filthy.\n\nThis place is ridiculously overpriced.\n\nThis place doesn't deserve to be called Sam Woo because they make the chain look bad.\n\nOh, and it is cash only.


We went here recently was surprised it was not as busy as usual - Server was fine and the hostess but the food was awfully bland and tasteless.\nThe Marinara sauce was so plain with no salt or spices . We may just have been served canned tomatoes. Salad was ok the first time but when we ordered a second bowl the server did not ask about the cheese nor were there peppercinis or onions. Just plain lettuce. Wont be going back again too soon,,,,,


I love this place, who eats a hot dog in fry bread.   You will if you go to Indian Village.   Great tacos, fry bread and burritos.   Stop at the Circle K next door and get a sixy of your favorites to enjoy with the best mexican food in Cave Creek.


I absolutely love this hotel. Service, rooms, everything is exceptional. \n\nLast there mid December. I won't stay anywhere else.


When I called to place the order the woman who answered the phone was nice and pleasant but had to repeat my address several times (english wasn't her first language) and I was a new customer. \n\nI ordered the 14\" pizza with 2 sandwiches special for $21.99. They said it would take about 30-40 minutes - I called them after waiting for an hour and she could only tell me that the driver had already left. They finally arrived at 1 hour and 19 minutes after I ordered. \n\nI ordered sausage mushroom pizza, tuna sandwich and Philly cheese steak. The pizza wasn't hot so I heated it in the toaster oven and was still pretty good. The tuna fish was really good as the bread was fresh. The cheese steak filling was sparse and after sitting for awhile got a little soggy. I'm pretty sure it would've tasted good if it didn't take them so long to have it delivered. \n\nBased on my experience from other Angelina's I'll order from them again but will suck it up and pick it up from the Angelina's on Post Street.


At first I couldn't understand the bad reviews for a walmart. Seriously it's a walmart, they never excel, but now I get it . I hate hate hate how the money center is separate, feels like a yellow jail in there.. And there's ALWAYS a long line. Definitely had to dig deep on the patience. Plus when I went to buy a laundry basket, they were on the top shelf, and little 5'1 me had a hell of a time getting it down. No it's ok ! I got it.. Grrr.. Anyways a walmart is a walmart, I'm just saying this isent my favorite one .


My wife and I and another couple visited this place this past Tuesday and it was awesome. Not only was shooting the machine guns great but the staff was unbelievably nice and accommodating. Highly recommend visiting and try to shoot down the target return string like I did with the M249 SAW ;)


Took my commuter in for an oil change and was very pleased with the cost and speed that it got done.  The location is perfect as well to just take a walk over to Costco to shop or snack while waiting.  \n\nFYI Check for coupons on their Yelp page before going it might save you some money like it did me :)


Overall i thought that this buffet was one of the best buffets that i have ever been to. They had many different variety of meats such as lamb and primb rib (which were cooked really well). I am usually very picky with slider but the one at this buffet was amazing. The ramen was decent and so were the crab legs. This buffet had a giant variety of many different types of food and they all hit a good level of satisfaction. Not a big fan of buffets but this one is an exception for me.


I used to go to benihana in Burlingame CA, probably 20 times and I liked it but it's not one of my favorite places.  This one was worse, the cook sucked and they cut corners by doing things like already having the fried rice cooked and just heated it on the grill and added the egg.  Not a fan, go to P.F Changs down on paradise or at planet hollywood if you want a nice atmosphere and some \"americanized\" asian food to please a group for less dough.  Better yet drive east on spring mountain and try something interesting and authentic for half the price.


Great atmosphere and the drinks and food were good.  We had several apps and all got different entrees and dessert, everyone we all seemed to feel the same.  Go with the steak over the pork loin!  We were in the back room and it was super loud with large parties but otherwise a great experience.  Great redevelopment of a historic restaurant and the bookstore next store is awesome as well.


A friend suggested that we play golf at Starfire, little (short) resort style course on Hayden in Scottsdale.\nI don't want to get off on a rant here, but will someone (other than me...I did tell them but the blank stares I encountered lead me to believe that my diatribe was ineffective and possibly not even understood by the staff at Starfire) tell them to give the Armor All a rest!\nI suppose the course is nice enough...I've played there many times since I moved to town.\nI suppose the prices are reasonable...I have certainly paid more to play a course in worse condition.\nSo why the one star for a place called Starfire? Somebody needs to tell the morons in the cart barn or out in the staging area to give the Armor All a rest!!!!!\nI appreciate a pretty, shiny golf cart as much as the rest of hacking community...but don't spray it all over the cart...and don't spray it so it drips places where I will put my hands!!!!\nOnce the still wet Armor All gets on your hands, you are done golfing until you:\nA - get some solvent to get this crap out of all the little ridges and cracks in my hands...not good...it took 2 days, and;\nB - Get a good golf shop to re-grip ALL of your golf clubs to the tune of approx. $100\nYou cannot play golf if you can't hang onto the club and with Armor All on your hands, you literally (and I don't mean figuratively...I literally mean literally) cannot hold onto a golf club and swing it...it just won't be happening. I quit after 3 holes.\nNo satisfaction when I asked for a refund or some sort recompense (they did offer me a cart which wasn't dripping with Armor All, but the damage was done by then).\nI doubt I'll spend my golfing dollars there again.


To bad I can't give less then a 1 star.This place is unreal I haven't been here 1 time where I didn't have to wait more then 2 hours..I'm here right now waiting for my son's temp cap to get put on and it's taken over 2 hours just for a temp! Not to mention its the second temp due to the fact they screwed up the permenent tooth! This is not the first time either THIS PLACE SUX... Do ur self a favor and drive out to the Goodyear Bright Now Dental they are MUCH better like by a mile! These people do not care about how much of ur time they waist...They just say oh 20 more mins...20 more mins till ur here all damn day..Why lie if it's gonna take 2 hours just say so and I'll leave and come back they lie ..yep I just checked n again 30 mins after they told me 20 more mins now 5 more mins that will really be 20MINS RUDE!


I been going to Lims for more than 7 years. Their food is delicious. They have the best fries,orange chicken,rice, crab puffs and chicken wings In town. It's also super affordable and the waitresses are always super nice . I highly recommend to take your family here .


i have been practicing \"regular\" yoga for a few years, off and on, and tried out bikram for a couple months over the summer. i even went seven times in the first ten days, and it did help me feel better, overall.\n\nso the facilities at this studio are really great. the room is huge and has a soft floor that soaks up all the sweat so there aren't giant puddles everywhere. the air flow and circulation are really great; even though its super hot and humid, the air doesn't feel stale or stagnant.\n\nalthough i honestly feel that going to this bikram practice helped my shoulder begin the recovery process from a pretty serious injury, i do not think bikram is the practice for me, even at this place.\n\ni go to yoga for the \"zen\" aspects and to help build overall strength and flexibility. bikram basically is just holding stretches, not necessarily challenging your strength. and just because you are sweating does not mean you are getting the workout of a lifetime, it just means the room is 105 degrees!\n\none negative aspect of this place is the instructors; they act like this is a boot camp workout.\n\n\"straighten your leg.\"\n\n\"STRAIGHTEN YOUR LEG.\"\n\n\"STRAIGHTEN YOUR (EFFING) LEG!!!!!!\" \n\neach repetition of phrases like this would get louder and actually more MEAN sounding. and btw, that was said to the whole class, not just to me individually.\n\ni know i might come off as snobby here, but i do not really like many of the people/clients who practice here. many people are soooo inconsiderate of others' practices! i guess that goes to how this is more a trendy fitness bootcamp then a zen yoga practice. some people leave and come back (multiple times?) during class (they say not to). when the practice is over, i like to take a few extra moments in shavasana to collect myself but a bunch of people jump up to leave immediately (nothing wrong with that) but they make so much noise rolling up their mats and just leaving the room, not respecting others practices. also, i got sweat dripped (more like poured!) on me when someone walked right over me with their sweaty mat.\n\nand they talk about this bikram guy like he is the second jesus but it just seems like the whole thing is all about money.


I notice a few reviewers out there having the \"is it authentic?\" debate when it comes to Mexican restaurants. My first concern with Mexican food is the same as it is with any cuisine, and that's \"is it good?\". It's just as easy to make bad Mexican food as it is any other food, but I find so much of it out there, both here in Pittsburgh and in the rest of the country. So much so, in fact, that I had decided to write off eating at Mexican restaurants unless I'm in Chicago, NYC or So Cal, as I've been disappointed so often. The reviews here on Yelp made me think things might be different here at Cal. Taco Shop. Not.\nI started with chips and salsa. The chips were a little greasy, but not really bad...it's the salsa that had me shaking my head. It reminded me of a can of RO*TEL diced tomatoes with green chiles dumped into a molcajete. I don't know to what extent this salsa is homemade, but it seemed to me not at all. They do offer three different pureed salsas at a table where you pick up your fork and napkin, and I found the salsa verde to be alright. I used that on my chips. I ordered chicken enchiladas in mole for my main. Most of us in this country know mole as chocolate sauce, but they can be best defined as chile based sauces thickened with nuts and seeds. These sauces are different all over Mexico, as regional cuisine in that country has stayed really well preserved. Mexican chocolate is used as a flavoring ingredient in some moles, but, when used, is one of up to 80 ingredients that go into the sauce. The mole that most restaurants here in the U.S. attempt to replicate is mole rojo, which hails from the state of Oaxaca. When done right, it's nutty and spicy with just a hint of sweetness in the finish. The mole at California Taco Shop was very one note and overly sweet. There's a ready to use mole paste in a jar out there, Dona Maria Mole Adobo from Hormel, that tastes and looks alot like this mole. My conjecture is that many restaurants use it, as making mole is an all day affair. I don't know if that's what they're doing here, but I am saying that this mole tastes like that. They top their enchiladas in mole with queso anejo, which was the only good thing about them. The refried beans were flavorless and uninteresting. I would say that I'll go back and try other dishes here, but I didn't dine alone, so saw some of the other offerings. It's just not good quality food. It's not being prepared with care, and the ingredients are sub par. They may make their own tortillas, but mine were buried in bad mole, so I can't comment on their attributes. Not. Going. Back.


House cleaning service could have been better. What happens in vegas stays in vegas.


This place used to be some kind of Deli from NYC but it's been converted into a hot dog joint? They got rid of the table seating and there's a poker room there now...wth!   My friends and I were in a hurry to grab some food and this was literally the only dining option available at treasure island.  I really think TI is in need of hiring a new director of food and beverage because the restaurant selections at the hotel are so bad it's not even funny.  Anyway, I wanted something quick and easy so I went ahead and got a chili cheese hot dog with coleslaw on the side.  The dog was wrapped in some funny plastic sheet so when I was ready to eat the darn thing it was super soggy and nasty.  I ended up just using a knife and fork to assault my food.  The hot dog itself tastes like any store bought, mass produced amalgamation of meats.  The chili didn't taste that well and I wouldn't be surprised if it came out of a bag.  Coleslaw was surprisingly refreshing and good.  I tried some of their house cut fries and they were nicely done!  If you want eat something quick at TI, avoid this place and go to that pizzeria near the self parking garage or just walk across to the fashion mall's food court.


I have been here many times because it's right by my work and convenient to go at lunch, but I'm not going anymore - it's just not worth it. \n\nif you have to wait, there is no where to sit or stand basically. everyone is packed in there like sardines. I also don't like how the nail technicians try to push all th extra services onto you when doing the pedi\n\non the last pedicure I got from them, my pinky toe was totally messed up and after about 2 weeks, my toe nails began to turn yellow (the polish that is). I hadn't been hanging out in the sun or anythign so there's no reason it should have done that. once I had the polish removed (somewhere else), my nails were fine, so it was definitely their polish. \n\nin addition, my friend had a gel manicure here and it chipped within minutes of leaving.\n\nI'm done giving this place chances


This pains me so. To only give a place I love(d) so much a TWO STAR rating., but I must. This isn't based on just one visit, but the aggregation of my last five visit over the previous few months.\n\nWhat sealed it was during tonight's dining experience. There was a younger couple next to us that was seated maybe two minutes before we were. By the time we had left, maybe an hour and ten minutes later they still hadn't received there food. Turns out the cook \"dropped\" the young lady's meal and it had to be remade. It was d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu. \n\nYou see the last time we had patronized this establishment one of the guests in our party had the exact same thing happen to him. Coincidence?  Hardly. I think they expanded the dining room and the kitchen staff just can't handle it. \n\nTonight two of the five entrees came out about five minutes after everyone else's. ALL THE FOOD WAS COLD.  Sending it back really wasn't an option as it took roughly 45 min to get it in the first place.  The rice was soggy , chicken and steak cold, and salad was soggy.\n\nAgain, very disappointed on the last few experiences at what is now most likely not my favorite kebab place.


It definitely depends on what you are looking for.  This store was recommended to me by my daughter's soon to be violin teacher.  Unfortunately, the staff member that helped me didn't seem to have a clue about violin's.  I asked the staff member a number of questions regarding the violin and the proper way of fitting a child for renting one and he pretty much just shrugged his shoulders.  Thank goodness, we went to a previous shop whose staff seemed to have a vast knowledge of violin's and measured her for us.  Otherwise, we would really have been up the creek at this store.  I did end up renting it from them, but only because several other stores seemed to be out of 1/8 size violin's.  Upon leaving The Music Store, I noticed a very professional looking violin store right across the street, decided to check them out and was VERY pleased with them.  Thank goodness, my contract with The Music store is month-to-month, because I will be returning it in a month and will be renting from the store across the street.  I will also be informing my daughter's music teacher that she may not want to recommend The Music Store as a rental source.   So disappointing. :-(


We got the groupon as well. Scheduled our appointment 6 weeks in advance. 4 days before the appointment we get a text trying to reschedule us for a different day that was more convenient for the cleaner. We refused as we chose our original date for convenience for US. Then 2 days before the scheduled appointment another text from the cleaner telling us she \"can't fit us in until 4pm\" our appointment was for 10am, 4pm does not work for us. She said she would \"call it in to reschedule\" the day before the scheduled appointment we had heard NOTHING so my husband called to check on it. At that point it was actually put in for a re-assignment, and they rescheduled us for 4pm, without talking to us. VERY shady and unreliable, a TERRIBLE way to do business. You don't even talk to the actual scheduler when you call, the \"customer service\" files a request to scheduling. How do you run a company like that? Customers want to have confidence in their scheduled appointments! NEVER again.


I think the employees at this location are fairly friendly for the most part. Though I love most of their selection I do think some of their items are high priced. I would love to buy more supplements or vitamins but I simply can't afford it. I think their free range meat options are lacking.


We came to St Francis early for brunch and had a very nice time.\n\nSt Francis is about the food and the ambiance.  It's one of those restaurants that you wish you lived closer to, so you could become a regular.  The service is friendly and the wait staff has a effusive manner.\n\nWe ordered the Eggs Benedict with the standard english muffins and hollandaise sauce, skipped the potatoes for $13.00, along with the Farmer's Frittata for $10.00.  Both were very good.  The Frittata's taste lingered well after our meal, but in a good way.  It was light and had a nice mixture of flavors.\n\nAll the food came promptly and we had time to sit back and enjoy our meal.  It also gave us an opportunity to  browse the efforts of the interior designer and architect on the space.  I think I would call it light and breezy, as was our meal.\n\nEnjoy!\n\n.


Food - eh.\n    Ceasar salad loaded with dressing and way too much pepper (my mouth was burning!). Entree's were mediocre - poor.\n\nService - blah.\n      Order was messed up twice, but we only sent it back once just so that we could eat our meals at the same time!\n\nAtmosphere - Very Nice. Patio is very nice on a nice night.\n\nOverall - Not worth your time.


Given the option of being punched in the face and waiting in line at the Post Office I'd probably wait in line at the post office.....but this particular location would make me give it a second thought.  Inconveniently located, slow as hell, and ALWAYS full of people sending 20+ small packages to some random place overseas.


Dined here on 3/23 with a friend. We had reservations for 730 and quickly realized we should go earlier because we wanted to see the view with some light. So, we went to the Terrace for drinks/apps which is just one floor below and has the same identical App menu. We sat on the patio there & had a great time. We went upstairs for our dinner at 0730. I had the salad with blood orange vinagraitte which was delicious and then I had the filet and my friend had the hanger steak. My steak was delicious. It came with something weird on the side that I didn't care for, but I had enough with everything else I had eaten. My friend loved her hanger steak and it came with some sort of mushroom risoto deliciousness. We ended by splitting the apple dessert and it was great. Our waiter, Bob seemed a little aloof and annoyed when we asked questions about the menu items/wine list. Since it was packed on a Saturday, I wonder if they are pressured to get people in & out? Not really sure. He did a great job of bringing our food out in a timely manner & keeping drinks filled. My meal with a salad, filet, and a glass of wine & half the dessert cost was 70$ I honestly don't think that is that expensive as some others have reported. $70 for a nice, upscale dinner is pretty much expected. This place is beautiful with great views and great food. Would definitely return.


What a joke.  Asked for a glass of water along with a drink.  Bartender brought out a bottle of water.  I politely asked for just a glass of water.  She rudely said they only serve bottled water and they don't have a way of giving me water.   With the bar gun right in front of her, and a stack of glasses I again asked if she could put some water in a cup.   She rudely refused.   I handed the drink back to her and told her without the water, I can't drink anymore so she could have it back.   At that point we exchanged \"eat shit and die\" looks and I told the group of friends I was with how pissed I was.  With a million bars in Vegas that value customers,  we all left.   \n\nThe atmosphere was boring anyway.


Saturday night - After dining upstairs in the House of Blues Foundation Room, the BF and I wandered through this elusive lounge to check out the scene and to enjoy the view.  \n\nYes, the view is absolutely fabulous.  With the Mandalay Bay Hotel being at the south end of the strip, it gives you a fabulous view looking up the strip.  And yes, we took a picture up there too.  With a view like that, who doesn't? While enjoying the view, you also meet the most interesting of people who are happy to invite you to party with them, and I do mean 'party' in all ways Vegas can be interpreted.\n\nThe music was okay, and the crowd was interesting.  There was a variety of people, in terms of age and genre.  I can't say the same about the ethnic card though as there wasn't such a diversity at all.  We checked out some of the smaller rooms and danced a bit.  I wasn't too impressed by the cow who tripped over her drunk self while apparently trying to dance sexy and in the process stuck her heel into my foot. (And of course, I was wearing open-toed shoes.)  It wouldn't have been so bad if she apologized or excused herself, but she was so drunk and embarrassing that the guys around her were having a 'good' time with her.  Odds were they were both trying to figure out who gets to take her home 'cuz you know she was going to go home with someone, it was just a matter of who.  (If I were them, they both should have negotiated and both gone with her!)  \n\nThe ladies' room gets crowded as everyone is in there fixing their make-up and you're bound to find someone, anyone kicking back with the restroom attendant.  I wasn't sure if it was a guest or a cocktail waitress, either way, she was just sitting in there chatting it up all night long. \n\nIt's not that crowded on a Saturday night because you do need to be on the list or a member.  Monday nights are crazy because that's when they open up the doors to the public.  I would only return for the view, but that's about it.  Better music and atmosphere can be found elsewhere.


I was very much looking forward to a nice dinner out with my husband, and Ruth's Chris seemed to be a good choice given all of the hype I'd heard about it from friends who had visited other locations.\n\nWhen we were seated, our server poured our waters and managed to get some in the glass as the ice chunks splashed puddles onto our tablecloth.  Our server was nice enough, but not extremely attentive overall.\n\nI ordered a bottle of wine, and 10 minutes later was presented a different bottle of wine. I decided to keep that bottle because I have enjoyed it before and I didn't want to wait for another bottle.  Once our glasses were poured, it was another 20-ish minutes before the server came to check on us again- I ended up pouring my own wine because I didn't want to wait any longer.\n\nMy husband (Vegetarian) had the terrific option (sarcasm meter going off) of choosing any 3 sides. Come on RC, a $50/plate restaurant can't keep some pasta noodles in the pantry and throw together a nice veggie and pasta dish? I understand we were at a steak house, but it would have been nice to provide an option other than a bunch of sides disguised as an entree.\n\nMy \"medium\" steak came out well done, and the wrong veggies were delivered with my husband's 'entree'.  Fortunately they fixed the error quickly, but given the series of errors, it was beginning to get ridiculous.\n\nEventually the manager walked by who was very kind and pleasant to speak with.  He seemed genuinely concerned about our satisfaction and apologized for the many errors we endured.\n\nAs we waited for our check, our server brought over a piece of chocolate cake with \"Thank you\" written in chocolate, as an apology from the manager.  Now this cake, was probably one of the most amazing desserts I have ever eaten.  Very rich, very decadent, and enough for two of us to easily share- the cake, was the stuff dreams are made of!  I wanted to come back to the restaurant later that evening just to get another piece of that cake (I didn't do it- but the thought genuinely crossed my mind!).  That gesture of good will has changed my mind from a \"will never return\" to a \"we might give RC a second chance after all.\"


I really don't want to have to do this because I've had such amazing experiences at Lebowskis before. But if this had been my first visit I would never be going back.\nWent for a Saturday night dinner and drinks treat and expected a lot better. I'd have the meat platter before and was craving it so was disappointed when it was no longer on the menu. When I asked the waitress about it I was reassured they still did it, it just wasn't printed on the menu. I happily handed over my money and sat back in anticipation. But what turned up was worse that dreadful. 4 slices of what i can only assume was Salisbury's bread along with a bundle of salmon, a bowl of haggis, bowl of black pudding and the worst over cooked steak I've ever attempted to eat. And that was all. What happened to the salad, the oatcakes, the chicken, the cooking skills??!! Eventually after prompting, the waitress brought me some cutlery and a few slices of lemon from the bar. \nI don't know what was going on in Lebowskis on Saturday but it was all dreadful. Our table was filthy, as was the one in the next booth. And no one came to clear our table long after we finished eating. \nI would have been irritated if I'd been told the platter was no longer available but at least that would have been honest. Instead I was fooled into buying a substandard meal. \nI think Lebowskis need to make up there minds about what they are offering as there customer experience. At the amazing yelp elite event not even a month ago they were all about gourmet, locally sourced food. Cooked to perfection and served in style. That all went out the window on Saturday. \nWill i go back, maybe. Should you go......? That's up to you.


So yummy! Great staff and awesome authentic mexican food! It's off the strip and well worth the drive.


Our waitress would disappear randomly from time to time. Ordered the fried pickles and they were so salty no one in my group could eat them. Told the waitress about it and her response was \"Yeah, we get that complaint all the time\". She took it off our bill, but the food being so horrible and the bad waitressing our experience was pretty bad.  Not to mention the quesadilla's were not edible. Pizza was mediocre at best. If you go there, go for the beer only!


The display was great. That's why I wanted to try. But the taste is totally awful. The pepperoni pretzel doesn't even taste like pretzel. Oily and tasteless.  It tasted like uncooked dough. Totally a waste of money.


Do not order service from this store.\nAbysmal customer service from the install sales team.\n\nThey installed a 2 brand new HVAC units on the roof of our duplex.\nThey had to cut into our (NON LEAKING) roof to install it.\nIt leaked.\n\nIt's Las Vegas - you don't find these things out until a really heavy monsoon. We found out less than a year after install. It leaked in both places where they cut the holes for the return ducts. We reported it and the installer came out and supposedly fixed the leaks.\n\nAnother year goes by before another truly heavy monsoon. And the roof is still leaking in the same place on one of the units!!! We call again. This time, it takes over a week to get a customer service person out to look at it. \n\nLowes says the labor is not warranteed after the first year. AND most importantly - THEY HAVE LOST THE RECORD of our reporting THE LEAK the first time around WITHIN the year warrantee period. To top this off - the company Lowes contracted with, Phoenix Air, has gone out of business!\n\nLowes, you really really suck.


I scheduled an appointment with the Dr. He never came in. The PA came in for 5 minutes. He barely did a physical exam. Never even tested for reflexes! Complained to the office manager. Had to track her down and keep calling to reach her. Horrible practicioners and patient service. I found another Dr. Complete different attitude. She did a complete physical exam and spent time with me. Never go to AZ Center for Pain!!!


I used to love this place. I have been going there for over 10 years. Lately, the food is not as good. The Pho has little meat compared to others, and they charge extra for meatballs, when they have them. They never have mint, and on more than one occasion I have seen a roach on the wall. I hate to say it, but I stopped going when they started cutting back.I


Nice place...we usually eat at the sushi bar.  Great sushi....We come here quite a bit and have always had great service. The regular bar area is always crowded.  A big happy hour crowd.  Love this place!


When I arrived last night, I thought they were closed. There was only one car in the parking lot, and I assumed it was the owner's.\n\nOnce inside, I found it was worth the drive. I had the miso ramen with chicken, and I loved it. It was a gigantic bowl of flavorful broth, tender noodles, cabbage and chicken. It also came with two pieces of inari sushi. It was my first time having inari, and I liked it.\n\nAn awesome, incredibly filling dinner for about 9 dollars. I may go back tonight.


The chicken is wonderful... it's moist and juicy.  The burritos were great, too.  Awesome place to have a casual lunch or dinner.  The one thing that is confusing is how to order food.  They should make that easier to figure out at first blush.


I got a hair cut and loved it, however, I was not crazy about the salon. A little too modern for me.\nSeems like a good place if you like trendy hair cuts and color.


Ratchet!\n\nThey let any and everybody in. I saw people with flip flops on, that looked like they just rolled out of bed. Oversized women with their belly hanging over the belt..... AND they were dancing on tables. After an hour I had enough, and walked over to The Bank in the Bellagio where the scenery and the music was much better.\n\nDon't do it. You've been warned. It boggles me that this place has this many positive reviews. I woke up the next day and felt kinda like I was scammed, lol.


This is definitely one of the best places to get sushi in Tempe. Unfortunately Tempe doesn't have as many options as Scottsdale does. I would definitely head to Old Town Scottsdale or North Scottsdale where I think the sushi is better for the price. Kabuki is pretty expensive, but I would guess it has to be based on it's prime location at Tempe Marketplace. The service is great and the selection of food outside of sushi is large as well. They definitely cater to a variety of tastes so if you aren't in the mood for sushi you can still find great food to satisfy you. If you're in the area or shopping at Tempe Marketplace I highly recommend Kabuki.


People and company make mistakes. \nThe owner personally took responsibility for the mistake and fixed the problem. \n\nThis shows they care about their customers and value the business!!


Meh.  \n\nEven if we had the wrap-around premium view suite all to my boyfriend & me, view of Bellagio fountains with balcony & Japanese soaking tub, it was pretty amazing, though I wasn't impressed.  \n\nI guess I'm partial to another hotel on the strip, and I guess it's cause they charged us for even using the gym, the pools were way too packed, and the mini-bar was never to be touched.  Hah. \n\nI had an amazing time, but the hotel room could be better. \nCall me bougie.


If you like long lines, and disappointment, this is the place for you.\n\nAs a minor fan of the show I decided it would be pretty cool to stop by and check the place out. The show is pretty interesting, (even if it is mostly faked and scripted) and being a Vegas local, I thought it would be a cool pay to kill a couple hours.\n\nI rolled up around 2pm and saw a line of tourists which wrapped around the store. The store front itself looks just like the one on the show and has no mention of Pawn Stars. Fortunately, the line moved quick and I got in with 20 minutes. \n\nThe shop itself was very small and somewhat unkept. Random things were piled behind the counters. Looks like they don't care to keep it clean when they aren't filing any episodes. Like a few other people mentioned, there really isn't much for sale. In fact, the interior is like a typical pawn shop, few weapons, jewelery, instruments and the like. If I did not go in knowing that this was the Pawn Stars shop, I probably would have thought it was just another generic pawn shop. \n\nThey didn't have much in the ways of cool an exotic collectibles or rare trinkets. They did have a pretty big section for souvenirs. Though I would hate to admit it, it seems more like a tourist trap. Get in, take a few pictures, move along,


Wow what does one say about this place? The decor is absolutely refreshing and the artwork is not only cute but funny. They have a large array of milkshakes not only alcoholic but non as well. Being that this is my second time I went for the Holstein Beef sliders and I was no disappointed. The fries are amazing and the sliders were perfection. I'm using a mix of past and current...I'm confused. Our server Andy was very attentive of everything we wanted and I would go here again and again!!


These guys can't seem to get their shit together. Drive through is slowest ever. Waiting inside is better, then you just have to wait for the food, which I think is pretty good and is cooked on site.\n\nThey are an example of why minimum wage should be raised  The employees here could give a shit, and why should they?\n\nI was going to get a breakfast sandwich, but they have lettuce and tomato on them? That makes no sense, and makes me think that whoever put the menu together hasn't had a breakfast sandwich. They have a 12oz soda on the menu, I was told it was 16oz and then handed a 12oz cup of soda. When I pointed it out the employee said, \"it says 16 on our thing\" and shrugged. Again, why should she actually care?\n\nNot sure why Wendy's that used to be here went down, but this place better get a little more involved in its own success or there won't be any...


We went here because we were on the Royal Mile, we were hungry and we'd eaten at Nicholson's Greyfriar's Bobby a few days ago.  So we thought GREAT!\nWe were so wrong!\nIt was crowded, the head waitress (hostess?) was grousing about lost keys to the office, it was hot (or chilly - people kept opening the windows which created a chilly breeze - we watch 4-5 parties move tables), the meal (same as we'd had at Greyfriar's) was cold (chicken & mushroom pie), overdone (beef rib pie) and both had, in our opinion, very thick pastry crusts (trying to make up for not as much inside?). The cod fish & chips was good.\nWaitstaff all appeared busy, but the dining room is upstairs, so food was coming up in a dumbwaiter.  The main bar was on the ground level, but there was a mini-bar area in the dining area.\nI don't see how anybody in a wheelchair could get to the dining room, but then again, when these buildings were built, that wasn't an issue.


This place replaced the old Pickup Stix, redecorated the place but unfortunately the food isn't authentic nor does it justifies the price.\n\nThe server is extremely helpful and friendly. The portions generous but the flavor isn't there. \n\nFor $8.50 you have a good array of dinner menus to choose from and for around $5 for lunch. Specials include egg rolls, wontons, soup, choice of rice and chow mein. \n\nI ordered \"double cooked pork\", it isn't double cooked pork. Rather it is just some veggies bbq pork stir fry. It was very disappointing and they should not have put the name up if the item is not what it's suppose to be. \n\nMy friend ordered sesame chicken and it turned out to be orange chicken with about 20 pieces of sesame on one piece of nugget. I'm not exaggerating. \n\nanyway, probably won't be coming back to this place. Quite unfortunate because it has potential and a good service.


First off, I do have to admit that I am somewhat of a sushi-snob.  I went here once... and have not gone back.  The food was okay for a Korean owned sushi place, however, what turned me off about this place the most was the customer service.  The sushi chef my boyfriend and I had ignored us half the time and when I asked for ooba (japanese mint) to be placed in one of my rolls he said that it would be an extra charge.  That's fine and all, I really don't mind that, but when one of my friends who is Korean told me that he went to this place and they didn't charge him for extras it really got me upset.  I think consistency is a key component when building a clientele base and this restaurant is definitely not adhering to that policy with their sloppy rolls, heavy rice, and selective customer service.  For the price and quality of fish, it is definitely not worth the 5 minute drive up Warm Springs.  I would opt for Sushi-Mon (in Silverado Ranch, not Sahara) where the chefs are friendly, the fish is good, and the portion of rice is small (even for all you can eat).


Whenever I'm in Vegas, I always like to eat at a nice restaurant. This was my choice one year. \nWe had ordered for appetizers was the bone marrow and maple glazed pork belly. These were amazing. Melt-in-your-mouth goodness!!!! \nAnd for our entrees, I had ordered the 8 oz. filet mignon/American Wagyu while my bf ordered the \"A tasting of New York sirloin\". We both requested med-rare as how our steak should be cooked. As for the sides, we had the wild field mushrooms, creamed spinach and broccoli-rapini. And of course, a bottle of red wine(I don't remember what it was). When our steaks and sides arrived, I was excited to cut into the steak and taste the wonderfully crusted meat but to my surprise, I was disappointed and didn't like my steak at all. I like my steak crusted but not burnt!!! I didn't touch my steak for the rest of my meal but I did enjoy the wine and the sides we had ordered. I can honestly say that I will not be returning. That's only based on my steak alone bc the service was impeccable.


So, I got a bill in the mail saying that my Culinary Insurance wouldn't approve the inserts. Culinary Insurance does not cover inserts at the Good Feet Store starting on Jan, 1st 2013, buyer's beware!!!! Currently fighting the bill due to authorization issues and so forth. Lot's of headaches going through this process. Go see a quality podiatrist instead and get insoles from them. It's the same stuff, plus the Culinary Insurance will accept it.


The Midori Margaritas are amazing! We had the carne asada tacos. They were cooked to perfection!


I had the burget and it was OK. Found it a bit dry, but still overall tasty. The calamari was good and a large portion.\n\nI do not recommend the poutine. The gravy ruined it.


Gluten Free Creations is amazing. They have literally saved my life numerous Thanksgivings in a row for their superb gluten free bread crumbs so I could make my husband gluten free stuffing! They have provided me countless cupcakes, desserts, and tastings. They really are great. The service is fantastic and most notably-  they offer MANY multiple allergen offerings. \n\nSince moving to CA and frequenting a few bakeries both in SF and in so cal, I've been so impressed by other business, that I'm I'm docking them a star. But not because they're not fabulous for Arizona, only because I've had mind blowing, out of this world GF, DF, and EF (egg free) doughnuts, pastries, cupcakes, and  other baked goods in California and other parts of the country. \n\nI'm sorry Gluten Free Creations...It's not you, it's me! Thank you for all the wonderful products and service you gave for so many years. You're fabulous, and I wish you all the very best! \n\nOne thing I do have to say is that even though I live in the land of gluten-free living (San Francisco) I have yet to find a GF bakery that competes with Gluten Free Creations for offering egg-free baked goods. It's easier to make a superb tasting GF bread with egg than without, trust. Gluten Free Creations has that down, for sure.


Some of the best coffee I've ever had.  Only thing that takes them down is the price.


Well, on my recent trip to Vegas and San Francisco, I made the drastic mistake of leaving both the battery and charger for my D7000 at home...in Chicago. \n\nI ended up checking out various, sorry excuses for camera shops on the strip which were price gouging like CRAZY. Most places were asking for $100 for an EN-EL15 battery and $70 for off brand chargers. \n\nEnded up here in desperation the day before setting off for the Grand Canyon. Thank God. Not the greatest deals on the planet (everything was MSRP), but I felt relieved knowing that these guys were charging a FAIR price (albeit Nikon expensive) and that I wasn't supporting any sharks on the strip.\n\nI was in and out. The gentleman who helped me out was kind and courteous. I have no comment in regards to their knowledge of gear since I didn't really ask 'em anything.


Very disappointing ! I had a lot of expectation from this place , heard so much about the chef and basically it's really not that good \nBeside the food everything was ok so really the star is just for the food \nThe fish dish was awful ! I even think it wasn't fresh because of the after taste \nSeriously the $1000 bill wasn't well spent


Heard about this interesting steak house from Lindsay, my Yelping 'go to' and I am grateful. What a fun night, feeling \"Mad Men' ish as we walked through the kitchen when entering the restuarant. \n\nAtmosphere was amazing and the food.... WOW. My fav had to be the amazing steak and bean chili/soup.... fantastic.\n\nSteaks were our of this world and the mushrooms... devine.\n\nWhen entering the restaurant we greeted by helpful eager staff ... with each one adding input into our experience.... especially Patti, our server. She was helpful, informative, fun and sealed the deal of a fantastic night. Thanks


Chill spot if you wanna get away from the BIG club scene. Got in for free and there was no dress code. Place is a bit small.\n\nDJ played hip-hop at first then changed to rave music. No thanks.\n\nI would have gave an extra star if they played hip-hop all night.


Great food, decent service at not a bad price. I will go there again and again. In fact we ate ther everyday except one day while we stayed at vegas for 4 days. Will go back again.


Classic drink food. Just Noodles, no frills, open late, cheap as dirt, served super quick in massive heart-stopping portions. I don't know for sure that it's MSG laden, but the hallucinations suggest that yes.


BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE ; SUGGESTED NEW ENGINE FOR OVERHEATING ISSUE; \"...they may be nicer to you by simply playing dumb.\"\n\nI called in to receive a quote on a diagnostically-determined overheating-related repair, that my dealership had agreed the repair would be needed to resolve my vehicle's overheating problem. Although, the staff member/technician was very knowledgeable, the level of customer service was pretty bad. The staff member/technician would not listen to me as I tried to explain the history of the car, and the repair recommended by the dealership who had looked at the car yet quoted a substantially higher price than other repair shops for the job. I let him know I was simply calling around to find out how much he would charge for the job. The staff member/technician immediately started talked down to me, stating, because the car had over 150K miles, the repair wouldn't be done on the otherwise running and driveable vehicle; he recommended my engine be replaced completely, quoting a price $1000 MORE than the dealership. The staff member/technician also tried to scare me by saying if I did get the job done, it could result in a \"dead\" engine if the work was not done properly so this is another reason they wouldn't recommend it (I was shocked they would even mention a possibility of them doing improper job). As I was trying to discuss that there might be a misunderstanding of what's going on with the car, and asked for more clarification, the staff member/technician told me he had 3 other customers waiting and if I wanted to bring it in for him to look at it, I'd just have to pay for that and I could always go somewhere else, if I wanted.\n\nI wound up taking my car to Goodyear, quoting less than Honest-1 Auto Care, by $1500, and that includes 1 year warranty on the work. \n\nRecommendation: If you know nothing about your car, but want a fair deal... coming here may not hurt too much; they may be nicer to you by simply playing dumb. However, if you are a pretty knowledgeable consumer (I'm a disabled mechanic incapable of doing this job myself, thus why I reached out)... watch out, you might get hardballed and pushed aside for asking reasonable questions.


Pristine  cleaners at my house this week and my home is beautiful!  Prompt and friendly,  the cleaning was flawless and went beyond my expectations!


Order the ribs only next time


The man who was taking in my dry cleaning order was very short with me, rude, and then threw (literally) my clothes into a basket as I walked away. I asked if he could be more gentle with my clothes and he told me \"They're fine\". I promptly asked for my clothes back and took them to Denny's on Mattis. Last time I use any Starcrest dry cleaning.


I've had night and day experiences at this location - seriously, during lunch and then late night.  During the day, their staff is super friendly (dare I say too much friendly sometimes?) and their service is fast. I might almost give them 4 stars. But this past weekend, I got sucked in by marketing for their Smothered Burrito and drove through around midnight. They had no non-sweet-tea (I go half-and-half usually, sorry I am not from the South!) and in spite of ordering a beef burrito, having the manager who was running the drivethru then ask me beef, chicken or steak (beef!) and my receipt saying beef... I ended up with Chicken. Guess I should stick to the day shift for my nacho cheese addition!


I had lunch here today with family from out of state.... They had a friend with them that is a big Harley Davidson Fan..  The restaurant is decked out in Harley D,,, well duh,,, but its nice,,, they have motorcycles on lifts that continuously circle the whole restaurant...  They are the previous yr's model that are for sale, so 2011 are in there now but will change in june..  \nWhats with all these chain place, like Planet hollywood, Chili's, Outback etc... All the food at these places taste the same regardless of where you go... GHAK... I ordered the BBQ plate for 2, included one free starter which we got the spinach/artichoke dip,,, ehhhhh marginal at best... the plate included  pork ribs, bbq chicken, smoked sausages, pulled pork, and i think beef brisket with corn on cob and 2 sides.. served family style...\n\nSausage-  pffffft,, spicy but not very good\nRibs- were decent,, on par with ribs at fridays, chillis, etc\nPulled Pork-  decent nothing to write home about\nchicken-  best meat on the plate, juicy tender but still ehhhh\nbrisket- total fail if it was brisket/ tasted different than the pulled pork so i dont know\n\nOther plates at the table were a\n\nburger--- ehhhh \nfrench toast- looked good,\nturkey wrap- nice sized, but who messes up a wrap..\n\nAll in all,, decent place to go if you have guests in town and want to see another typical Theme restaurant and in the immediate area, buy a drink skip the food....  Hope this yelps.\n\nPS... they added a 17% gratuity automatically,,, i thought this was odd especially when it was just 4 adults and 2 kids one being 16months.... didnt notice till i looked at it outside... i figured,, the waiter made 32% gratuity on us..  Also, to park behind the place is 10 bucks, but they will credit you 10 bucks with your parking tix...


Been a patient of Dr Soumi for years they always pleasant never late . I recommend everyone I know to try them  they are awesome


For the money spent (and lost) it simply didn't live up to my expectations.


Not as good as Molly Brannigan's, but a decent pub none the less.


Get the \"Green Beef\" from the Side Orders, with  Corn tortillas or Rice.


Great quality and selection of workout, yoga and athletic apparel.  Not your typical, lame stuff you find at the generic sports stores. The owners & staff are very friendly, courteous and helpful.