We had 2 AYCE dinner buffets for 55 on a tuesday night. \n\n- I might be harsh, but it's only bc i feel like i got ripped off....lol\n- Slightly better than Todai. Very similar menu with better sushi (better is a almost an overstatement). At least with Today they got coupons!\n- sushi is essentially all the same with different presentation and combinations. wheres the SALMON SKIN ROLL!? SPIDER ROLL!? FAIL...\n- Nigiri is way better than Todai. octopus :)\n- they don't get mad if you throw away rice! \n- they have this really cool octopus display :)!\n- Oyster and crab legs were good, but you can't go wrong with that.\n- other worth while things to get: shrimp with crab, shrimp tempura, and clams.\n- The desert selection looked disgusting. sloppy. broken pieces. people picked at certain things. lost appetite. Ice cream was okay. you can get green tea and red bean :)\n- udon noodles looked dry. miso soup was too watery. tofu cubes were destroyed. \n- If this buffet was 15, then it'd be worth it. Not for almost 30 a person. I'd rather hit up a goyemon.


Slow service, and drink order was messed up. Not a very busy night and had to wait too long to get our appetizers and meals.  Nice visual appearance but very dissapointed in the restaurant atmosphere with what is suppose to be new orleans style hospitality.\n\nBut I have to say the food did not dissapoint!


Love this place..


Got some disappointing news so my man decided to cheer me up with an evening at Yard House. As usual we sat at the bar (its where the most chill and fun people sit ...my kind of people) and we were greeted quick as lightning by Nick. He was very nice and got us our beer (I chose my usual Pyramid Apricot Ale....great girl beer...and my man switched it up and got a Murphy's Stout). The evening was looking up. \n\nOn the menu they have AMAZING mac n' cheese squared. It has pasta that looks kinda like a combination of girl's and guy's junk...and makes me laugh....throw on some bacon, mushrooms, chicken, and a plethora of cheese and you have a fantastic dish. I wasn't quite feeling that on this somewhat somber evening so I opted for the Hawaiian Poke Stack and my man got his favorite bernaise burger. It was cooked perfectly and quite delicious. \n\nI wanted to throw caution to the wind and try a new beer. I asked Kristen to point me in the right direction. She gave me a tangerine white ale (I think) and was very knowledgeable about all the beers. Unfortunately, the tangerine beer didn't agree with my taste buds. I informed Kristen of this and she couldn't have been nicer, cooler or more apologetic about it (super professional). It truly was not a big deal to me for I just went back to my usual beer. \n\nMy night got waaaay better thanks mostly to my wonderful man but I must say Yard House helped out the situation lots and lots. Will be back for Mac n' Cheese soon :)


We'veeaten here on a previous trip to Phoenix, but this time we just popped in a couple of times for beers..staff are friendly, service good,  and there is a wide range of local and imported draft beer. Good place to have a rest from walking around and cool down.  Food looks good, and last time we eat here it was pretty tasty. Gets busy around then end of the working day with office workers, but nice bar.


The gym is clean and nice, but the contract/month to month whatever it is is not so great.  I apparently signed a contact last year, but thought I was doing month to month.  I left the gym because Custom Built Training left.  I tried to cancel my membership, but they told me it would be a large fee because I was in a contract.  Astonished that I actually was not month to month, I decided to just pay the last couple months.  The guy at the front desk stated that the auto pay would cancel when the contract expired.  In May I was charged again, but now also with at $29.00 annual fee.  I went into the gym and told my story.  They would not refund me even though I was misinformed by their staff.  Then...they had to nerve to tell me I needed to pay $25.00 to cancel my membership (even though my contract had expired).  I will not go back!  Apparently they need to ask the manager if I can be refunded, but guess what...no manager was there.   I doubt I will be seeing my money back.  Will not be recommending You Fit to others unless they step up and do the right thing by refunding me.


this review will be quick and to the point!!  open 24hrs. \n\ngo hungry -- leave extremely full!!


Club review:  Worth it if you don' pay for it.\n\nWe got in courtesy of a friend, and ended up w/ bottle service for only $20 for our group.  WOWSERS, what a deal, and we ended up tipping our server 80.  anyhoo, the bathroom was nice, and the attendant was SUPER friendly.  \n\ndj was a bit whack - like he had ADD while mixing it up.  I have to admit, the walk way getting into the night club was fun - there was a row of spouts with water coming out...so cool!  \n\nA lot of folks were filing out by 2 am, so enjoy the momentary lapse of good times, b/c it's fleeting.


I had a problem with my Aqua Logic main board and digital time clock at my home  in Chandler. Flip at Gentry fixed it quickly and pricing was very reasonable. They were recommended by my pool maintenance man.  The follow up and coordination by Stephanie in the office was equally fantastic. I recommend Gentry for pool repair and will use them again in the future.\n\nPhil


I have been to Alternate Reality twice now and each of my visits were awesome. On my second visit yesterday Ralph the owner was working and he is a very nice and knowledgeable guy. \n\nI really like AR because you can tell the shop takes a lot of pride in itself. It is always clean and everything is very accessible and organized. Although, sometimes I can't reach things on the top shelves because I'm short, hee hee! But that's okay, I've never had a problem asking for help to get something that's way over my head. :)\n\nThe two times I've been I went directly here for a specific comic and found both easily! \n\nI love their selection and the location. I really can't give enough accolades to this particular comic book store. Highly recommend!


Snuck out for a mid-afternoon snack(!) after a pitiful \"lunch\" at Fresh Corner.\n\nSienna Mercato is located across the street from Somona Grille in the 900 block of Penn Avenue.\n\nThe place is hip, modern, industrial looking decor.  A definite welcome of this style to downtown.  This seems like a place you might find in the strip, but closer and available for lunch!\n\nWe were greeted quickly by a hostess and at our table quickly.  Great service all around.  We told the waiter we were in a hurry, and the food was out in minutes!\n\nI tried four meatballs: the beef with Pesto, bacon cheeseburger with a cheese sauce, pork with the Bolognese, and a chicken meatball.\n\nThe Chicken Meatball had a slightly gamey taste, not sure the exact cause for that.  If I had bought (4) of these I would have sent them back.\n\nOverall the meatballs were great -- but smallish, for a good lunch you need 3-4 for sure.\n\nMy favorite was definitely the pork!!\n\nThe rootbeer float was good, but the root beer itself was flat.  I had asked for more rootbeer, and they needed to charge me $4.00 for \"another\" Draft Root Beer.  I wouldn't have complained solely about that, but it came out completely flat.  Disappointing.


The decor of this expanded version of Chef Charlie Palmer's New York City Classic is absolutely amazing. The wine tower in the middle of the restaurant is a four story temperature controlled wine tower, with flying wine angels. \nFor a restaurant that has been recognized as a AAA Four Diamond Restaurant and epicurious.com top restaurants from 1995 to 2010 , I was extremely disappointed with the service. Our waiter never introduced his name nor came back in a timely manner to see if we would like to start on any appetizers before our main entree. By the time our waiter ,by, the name of Abdaljalil ( asked for his name from another server walking by) came by to take my drink order.. i was ready to order my whole meal for the evening. \n\nI ordered a glass of wine to enjoy with my sirloin sliders with guacamole and chipotle sauce and a plate of artisaal cheese and house accompaniments, sliders were perfectly cooked and prepared. \n\nFor the main entree I ordered 2 bone in rib eye with the garlic firecracker and classic bearnaise sauce accompany with some Parmesan fries and buttered asparagus. \n\nWhen ordering our main entree, I asked our waiter Abdaljalil if he could slice the rib eye in pieces for us, he responded No. So i left it as that. \n\nAs our servers Dario and Ricardo were extremely tentative with refilling our water and constantly asking us what was needed, they even offered if i would like the bone in rib eye sliced in the back to make it easier for sharing. First, I already asked our waiter prior to ordering, so i was a bit confused with they offered to take it back to the kitchen. Our waiter Abdaljalil pulled Dario and Ricardo behind our booth and was saying something for quite a while, somehow Dario and Ricardo made my request happen! \n\nOur bone in rib eye was cooked to perfection, our sides was good but nothing to rave about. \n\nIn all honesty, i was disappointed with our Waiter.If we didn't have good servers like Dario and Ricardo, i would have rated this a 1. \n\nThe waiter did not even bring us our check,our servers did!!!!!!! \n\nI have dine at the Charlie Palmer in Orange County a lot, and that restaurant has never let me down. I was expecting the same type of service when dining at Aureole. \n\nI would probably attempt to dine at Aureole again and request for a different waiter, and hopefully get the same servers and better experience.Hopefully i can revised this review when i revisit the restaurant for a second chance.


I've never heard about this place until I had to go here for class. I ended up loving it out here, it's very peaceful and you get to escape from the city. There are a bunch of areas to go and venture off to or you can sit on the benches and watch the ducks and geese or you can even go fishing. It's a great place to even jog or walk your dog! I wish it was closer to where I live, but I will definitely be back.


Lived there for almost 3 years, at the very back if it matters. I worked 2nd shift so coming home there were ALWAYS Police arresting people in the parking lot.  My car was almost stolen once even with an alarm on it??? Police Officer said it was probably crack heads who usually don't pay attention to alarms, he said they were rather fond of this parking lot...\n\nAlso had a cereall raplist make a guest appearance one night and try to break down the door of the single lady across from me who had just moved from Vermont or something-Imagine her Yelp story.... He was caught a month or so later which is why I'm privy to his cereal tendencies.\n\n\nWhen I first got the apt. it did seem like a good deal and figured I could put up with some things for the price. I had the black mold and other various issues as well but I was looking for a house so I was just buying time.\n\nThe reason for 1 star is the absolutely horrible customer relation skills-or lack there of. Of all the employees and especially management. Don't ever expect to get things taken care of in a timely manner and do expect attitude for even trying to get something fixed. If you ever have a problem you are seriously sol. I would check the be be be site on these guise before even attempting renting from here. \n\nEspecially for a single lady I would seriously avoid. One last thing, their maintenance guys are f;in creepy!!! I hated the fact these guys actually had a key to my apt. And I'd come home randomly and find them there for no apparent reason.


My attitude about Ale Asylum was a little bit skewed as I walked into their bar on Saturday.  When I first heard they were opening a new location I was very excited, but when I saw the ginormous building going up on Packers Avenue, my excitement peaked to giddiness.  Sadly, Ale Asylum missed the mark on a few key upgrades that were missing at the old location.\n\nAle Asylum may have become their own worst enemy.  With their beers available in bottle or on tap at many popular Madison restaurants, they needed to make their new location something really special.  Though the new building and in-house beer are special, the food and service are lacking.  They really needed to step up their menu.  When I heard a few months back they were hiring a kitchen manager, visions of a delicious and sinister version of the Great Dane menu danced through my head.   Unfortunately, all I got was a large font, one page menu of salads and sandwiches.  Yes, they have pizza too, but it is all pre-made by Falbos Brothers and brought into the kitchen to be cooked later.  Meh.  I'll pass\n\nDrinking their spectacular beer usually makes me hungry for a yummy treat, so I went ahead and ordered their fish tacos.  Sadly, the only side available without paying more was chips and salsa.  Really?  Chips and salsa?  That's the bare minimum I would expect from the low-quality fare at Pedros.   I upgraded to the side salad for an extra dollar, and got spring mix with two pale slices of tomato, diced red onions, and shredded cheese straight from the bag.  Again, meh.    \n\nThe tacos were light and delicious, but lacked some seasoning.  I would definitely order them again if I found myself there again.  The roasted beet salad was also plentifully sprinkled with cheese and beets, but sparsely dressed with their vinagrette.  I shared my dressing from my salad, which made my co-diner's experience more enjoyable. \n\nAnother note:  We were there around noon, and the bartenders were drinking pretty consistently the entire time we were there (about 2 1/2 hours).  Very unprofessional...but it seemed like managers were around, so I guess they aren't very concerned about that.\n\nOverall:  Sorry Ale Asylum.  I would rather go to a better restaurant that serves your beer than your own brewery.  I'll consider coming back if I hear through the grapevine about a kitchen and staff upgrade.


Servce was very disappointing.  Waited 20 minutes for someone to take just our drink order.   Getting our ckeck wasn't any easier  this was my second attempt at this location. First time was a to go order, got all the way back to work an only had half my order No Pita!!  I-ronic ugh!!    Never again sad to say i love the food.


This is the worst experience I have ever had with an airline. I had 3 flights delays for 2 hours or more!!! I miss some very important business, which cause me to miss hundreds of dollars and personal event dealing with my family. I'm going write more complaints on yelp and anywhere so other future clients don't make a mistake to purchase a flights with US Airways!!!!\n\nIt's 8pm 12/6/14 and now my flight has  been cancelled\nI been at the airport since 4pm


Only came here for appetizer for snacking but it became a full late lunch! Ah I was full. The service is great and not really busy here during the time we came. We ordered:\n\n1) Calamari was well deep fried and cooked but no real flavor by itself or with sauce.\n2) Ahi tartare was very small and only for one person. Had a lot of avocado, more then ahi tuna and the sauce was just right with the wonton chips.\n3) Buffalo wings were good and well deep fried with ranch.\n4) Fried Zucchini was good and well cooked. Love their ranch as it seemed homemade.\n5) Loaded potato tots were good and filled with bacon,cheese,potatoes,etc but you can only have so much. I could not eat too much of this as it almost made me sick.\n6) Plain cheese cake with warm chocolate sauce is always my fave!\n\nMy rating is more a 3.5 stars but had to round up. I would come back but we need to watch what we order! ;-)


Whenever I past by this restaurant, it always give me this homey feeling to it and thought to myself that one day I'll make some time to go. And I did. When I went there, I was promptly seated planned to be unbiased throughout the whole meal. Service was good.. Unfortunately, their food was just mediocre for the price I've paid. The menu is what I call, \"tourist price\". (Over priced) Tofu Hut serve similar things there for a less expensive price. If their food was as good as the place looks, I would've give them another star but eh, food was alright.


I stayed at this location for one night during my spring training trip. I arrived at 4pm, my room was ready, it was clean and nice. Bed was very comfortable and room was very quiet. I did get a very good nights rest. There is however not a whole lot of places to eat or ammenities close to this location so if you want to go out and sample some night life you had better have a car. Also, pool is kind of small and not very fancy. Other than that, the stay was good.


Its 7-11 what to say? The Staff is funny and they joke around and make your wait not as bad when there is a lone.


Pros:\nWell, at least we have a bus.\n\nCons:\nLong waits inbetween buses/infrequent service.\nRidiculous fare prices that seem to go up every 2 months. \nHORRIFIC routing.\nGives priority to The Strip/tourists.(Well isn't that surprising?)\nAssumes everyone who lives on the far north, west and south sides has a car.\nThe monorail failed, so now they're using bus riders as a scapegoat by raising the bus fare.\n\nI hate Las Vegas public transportation. It's truly, utterly ridiculous. I don't think i'm ever going to get over how I have to take 3 buses to get to CSN on Charleston just because they refuse to place a bus on the major street nearest to where I live.


Since the owner offered to make it right I have improved my rating based on his interest in customer happiness, I always try to be fair.


One of the worst experiences in my life! I've been here in the past and the food was pretty good! This time...... I could not even get seated. There were only a handful of people seated, but the waitress would not seat us. Finally after 10 minutes she came up to us and said in a snotty tone \"can you read\" I was a little puzzled... And said excuse me.... She said I guess you still don't see it......ok, I thought... Then she pointed to an obscure little sign that said seat yourself and just walked off. We sat at the table for over 10 minutes and she never even glanced in our direction! I will never go back!


The food was quite good and the service was OK. So why only three stars? Well, when I pay upwards of $40+ for a meal, I want something that's better than just \"good.\" My veal was just not that great. I think if I had ordered something else I might be giving them a higher star count, but I have to base my review on my experience.\n\nOh yeah, and they were \"out\" of the special for the day (salmon something or the other). So, if you're in the Bellagio and want a nice meal, I wouldn't avoid this place, I just think you can get more for your money if you hit one of the \"actual\" restaurants in the hotel-casino.


Such an awesome dessert place, ugh. Came here about two summers ago when my friends and I headed over to Las Vegas for EDC and I still crave it from time to time.\nThe Frozen Hot Chocolate and the Strawberry Fields Sundae were to die for, especially in the scorching Vegas heat. \nCan't really say much for the actual food though. I stopped by once for breakfast after the event and all my friends agreed that it was pretty mediocre for the price, nothing special. \nOverall, I've always heard great things about Serendipity's infamous Frozen Hot Choco and I have to confirm that it's a must try (especially during the summer)!!


Love this place. My friends and i go here often for breakfast. The mardigras omelette is good as well as the eggs benedict. this place gets busy in themornings on Sunday so there will be a little bit of a wait sometimes. Overall good breakfast or brunch place, they also serve dinner as well.


Gah.  Complete turnaround between my first review and this one.  I think that the curry chicken we ordered the first time only seemed as good as it did because, in comparison to the overly-sweet butter chicken, it was appropriately spicy.  The second time around, however, we avoided the butter chicken and found that everything was too sweet.  In fact, the curry was not spicy at all.\n\nFurthermore, service was slooooooowww.  Like, 20 minutes before we ordered slow.  And 10 minutes and three requests before I could have a replacement fork slow.  So... I'm not sure that we'll return, which is a shame, because this place is so conveniently located and we all know that I love a BYOB.


2 Star rating on average? Seems about right.\nI've been to the old gameworks on the strip, which was pretty old and dank, but was two stories.\nI don't see them having enough business to pay for the strip's rent, so I understand.\n\nMoving to the Town Square is a great move.\n\n\nPros: \n\n- Love that they were open until midnight. Went to a movie at 10:45 and wanted to kill time before.\n-It was pretty fun \n-The prizes really are better than most places (keep in mind, most prizes are for kids, and kids love these weird prizes)\n-Bowling looked pretty cool, didn't see prices though\n\nNew ticket system could be seen as pro or con.\nAll tickets go back on the card\n\nCons:\n\n-NOTHING FREAKING WORKS. I mean seriously. You just opened.\nThere is about 7 basketball games, only two worked.\n-Operator didn't work (wish I could play that)\n-2 wheel spinning games didn't work\n-Spaceballs worked and then would flash out of order, then work again.\n-Tetris style game didn't work\n-A couple of games ate our game card points and didn't work\n-A few more games didn't work.\n\nA total of about 1/3 of the games didn't work which is pretty lame since it is really busy in there.\n\n-It definitely should be bigger with more games.\n-The gameperks doesn't work here because \"their system isn't synced\"\n-They are very very slow. Workers took a long time to load points on the cards, one time was out of printer paper and wouldn't let people buy cards for about 20 minutes.\n-VIP members have different credit pricing but we can't get the VIP member pricing?\n\nWe spent quite a bit of money here for a birthday.\nAbout $130 and got about 8,000 tickets (which are all kept on the card)\nUsed 3200 for a giant lego pillow (cooler prizes than most places)\nDon't know if we will be back


I am changing my previous review from last year (3 stars) to 1 star. \nToday I had a quiche with a soup, salad, potatoes, and coffee. It was my 2nd choice because they were out ingredients for my 1st choice. The vegetable soup was greasy. The coffee was less than ordinary. The quiche was burnt on top. (See picture.) The potatoes were too salty. The salad dressing was too sweet. The only food item that was OK was my glass of water. Service was OK, not great. With the many other (and better) restaurants around, I am not planning to go back.


This had to be the worst service I have ever received in Vegas. I was sitting at a table with a few attorneys and I can speak on their behalf when I say just how terrible this place was. Our waiter was extremely rude. I won't get too into details, but he never smile. At one point he filled one of our cups and spilled water all over the table and then simply walked off without trying to clean it or even apologizing. At the end 2 of the girls wanted ice cream so they ordered pistachio. When it came out, they each tried a scoop and had the same facial reaction. They told him it tasted more like green tea and it was not good at all (mind you, they were very nice about it). They asked to send it back and to have the vanilla instead - he literallly rolled his eyes and just stormed off. Upon his return he threw it down on the table and walked off.\n\nNow, I know what you are thinking (if you are like me at least). You may read this review and think we had annoying people at our table giving him a hard time, but the truth is, this guy was just flat out rude. I mean from the very start you could tell he was having a terrible day. But the thing if, if you go to an expensive restaurant such as this, you should not have to tolerate the wait staff treating you like this. \n\nNow onto the food.... hopefully, if you come to this place, you receive someone more friendly and more like your typical waiter/waitress in Vegas! Two people had the braised short rib which was delicious. I really wish I had ordered the same! The price was great too at $28. I had the Gnodi which were basically some sort of cheese balls ($20). They were okay, but they were quite cold which made it a little less appealing. I would advise against ordering the gnodi. And lastly, my other friend had the DOCG pizza which 3 of us tried at the table and none of us liked. He ordered it because they named it DOCG, so it should be good right? Completely bland. He kept taking the short rib from one of the girls and smearing it on the pizza lol. If you order that pizza, you may need to order a side of short rib :p


For the first time ever I ate at mama ricotta's tonight with my family, I went because my cousin told me it was good.  We ate family style and it was pretty good, I wasn't a fan of the caesar salad because the dressing taste like a tangy mayo.  Other than that it was pretty tasty food.  The service was excellent, our waitress was really nice and very promp.  We were in and out really fast, the longest wait we had was to be seated and that was about 10 minutes or so.


I have never been a fan of Olive Garden, but a brand new and shiny one opened up on the west side by home. My husband and I thought OK, we will try it again after years. DUH, dumb decision!! Was a total disappointment. Why do we do that to ourselves? You do not like somethings for some reasons! Sticking with gut feel next time. \n\nGot the fried mussel de napoli, that was ok. The usual mussel cooked and bathe in garlic butter sauce. I ordered the chicken alfredo pizza. OMG, it was so salty! I could barely eat it. Dipping it into the chicken & gnocchi soup to wash off the salt. I should have returned the food, but I have worked in the restaurant business through high school and college, I know what happens to returns! No thanks... My husband's spaghetti with meat sauce was kind of bland. We did not taste the herbs and spices in the sauce. \n\nActually, the food only deserves a 1 star but the service was outstanding from a young lady, so I am forced to gave 2 stars.


This is a great place to bring out of towners who think Phoenix is a hubble of sand. The patio is wonderful, the food is terrific, and the staff is helpful and not too \"in your face fancy.\"\nAlso- the wine list it to die for.\nThanks for always making us have a good time, Lon's. You're a Phoenix, okay PV classic.


Great patio seating with good food and tasty drinks! We had the sliders, a burger, and wedgie french fries (awesome)! Happy hour prices are pretty decent, but regular prices seem a little steep for bar food. It's a throw your peanuts on the floor kinda place--very laid back. Bonus: you can bring your dog to the restaurant!


If you going to use the Drive-Thru at this KFC .....STOP..!!!, Don't waist your time and don't even think about it. You NEVER get your order right. Either they put wrong item you did not ask for or something is missing when you get home. Order taker has no clue how to take an order. Even today 5/14/2014 with manager looking over his shoulder, order taker screwed up. AGAIN..!! \n\n       \"The order taker needs to know what's on the menu and sadly, need to know how to work the keypad for taking order..!!! \"\n\nNever Again..Done with this KCF.\n\n\nND


Wow, wall-to-wall people.  I loved seeing all the different types of people here.  Women of every size and shape rocking their bikinis!  \n\n I think if you have a table/cabana, this might be fun to lounge but it's too packed to feel like a pool party. It felt like Bourbon Street on Mardi Gras with a lot less clothing. \n\nI had a good time but not sure how I'd feel if I had to pay for it.


Went here about 6 weeks ago, just getting around to posting a review.  Overall the food was pretty good.  Maybe nostalgic memories of them over on Charleston and Lindell are leaving me just a little dissatisfied.  I gotta wonder if the memory of food establishments from 20 years ago is really a good comparison for their current product offerings.


Not going to write an elaborate review because I dont have tons to say. \n\nMaybe i got the wrong items, but my burger was alright. The shredded lettuce paired with their house sauce made me feel like I was eating coleslaw. Maybe thats what they were going for? If so- congrats. If not- fix it. \n\nThe fries were nothing special either. Greasy and not overly flavorful. Sometimes you get those greasy fries that you can feel how hard you will have to workout to get rid of them, but it is soooo worth it. These not so much. Drenched in grease and blah in flavor. \n\nThe soda selection is cool, but I don't drink soda. Maybe just not my kind of place.


We tried to eat here Friday around 1pm and the inside was busy with families and several LOUD children. There were several tables set outside but no one at them. It was a lovely afternoon and we asked to sit outside (knowing it would be quiet). We were told it would be about 10 minutes!?? I asked \"Why?\" and was told they have \"rotational seating\" and the patio wouldn't be available until then. She then gestured to a table behind the ma\u00eetre'd stand to which I said \"Next to the toddler? We think not\" and left. I will NEVER return to this place again. Too many other choices at Town Sq and too many Japanese places in the city to go to that know what Customer SERVICE is.


Whatever Mexican food and crappy service.  Go find a million better restaurants on the strip.  They also charge for the chips and salsa.  This place will be gone within the year.


This is a spot that Nick Offerman loves.  So, there's that.  \nI think this place is a fun spot to take someone who isn't originally from Madison or if you want some good fried cheese curds.  However, the eating environment leaves something to be desired. That, and the wine list. With as focused they are on the quality of their beer list, I was extremely disappointed in their grocery store selections for wine.  \nService was slow at first, but ended nicely and I was pleased overall. \n\nI think this is a spot that I will only frequent once per year as it gives me the same anxiety that I get when I go to the mall.


Whatever you do, AVOID HERTZ AT ALL COST AT THIS AIRPORT.\nSince, 2011, I've probably flown into Phoenix 3 or 4 times.  Each and every time I had a reservation and my name wasn't on the Gold marquee when I arrived.  After waiting in line at the GOLD booth, I then had to WAIT for a car.  This rarely happens in any other city.  And, If this is the way they treat a preferred GOLD member, I can only imagine how other non-status customers are treated.  If this were an isolated incident in Phoenix, I could understand.  But, 3 or 4 times in a row is just simply poor management and incompetentence ... and they are not at all apologetic.  Just last week, I almost missed an hour of the meeting because I was waiting 45 minutes for a car.  Ridiculous.\n\nHere's the best part ... they sent me a survey and I have them horrible rankings.  The lowest score on the \"recommend\" scale.  Do you think anyone bothered to contact me?  NOPE.  :)   Then, a week later, they had the nerve to send me an e-mail asking if I would like to post my comments on various social media sites.  Now that's some really incompetent target marketing if I've ever seen any.  \n\nEven though this is who I my company negotates rates with and is our preferred rental car providor, I'll have to choose a different providor at this airport.


Very good Mexican food. The server was friendly but seemed overworked. The chips and salsa was excellent. I ordered the machaca chimi and it was very good. Did not come with rice and beans but was enough food itself. I would recommend this to people who want more than chain Mexican food.


Not a whole lot of ambiance going on which I was used to at Box.  A very medical office type environment but the staff is really friendly.  Love the Australian wax for its gentleness on my skin but wasn't thrilled with the results.  Wasn't as thorough as other waxes.


Well......No self parking to begin with. You either Valet or park in the California's lot a block away. The room is TINY, yet modern and comfortable. The bathroom is TINY and at an incline so luckily they have a warning about that or youd fall flat on your face walklng into the bathroom! Hallways are narrow and short so never a long walk from the elevator. The casino is ALWAYS busy and you do notice that they really need to do something about the smell in there.\n\nDespite all this, its still not a bad place......unless youre looking for a pool in which case i'll let you know when i'm done laughing


Great food but WTF is up with them advertising they close @ 10pm when they turn u away when you walk in @ 9:30pm. They told us kitchen was already closed but if we wanted to order for take out we could!!! WTFFFF!!! Kitchen's close but if we order to go they'll open it??? Unprofessional, your in America practice american restaurant practices & serve till your advertised closing hours. I can see if we had walked in @ 5 or 10 mins of but WTF 30 mins before?  You lost me as a customer, there's plenty of better & less expensive Tai restaurants all over Vegas & with better service!


We arrived around 5pm on their first Saturday night. Bar was full but there were some open spots along the high tops along the windows. The beer list was amazing and, props for using correct glassware for each beer. The reason for the 3 stars was the food. We started out with the chicken wings. I always use these as a barometer for a place that calls itself an ale house. They were served hot, but dry. Three accompanying sauces were served (Ranch?/Some sort of light cinnamon flavored/  and a Tabasco-like spicy one). Unfortunately all 3 sauces failed. Please don't try and re invent the wheel and  don't try and fancy-up wings. Would never order these again. We then split the roasted beet and arugula salad. The roasted beets were fabulous and just the right amount of crumbles. We did not particularly care for the metal plate the salad was served on, as both of us kept getting that metal on metal scrapping feeling when we dug into it. The service was friendly and prompt, our waitress was helpful, although had no idea what we were talking about when we asked about sour ales. I asked because an article had mentioned that it was a favorite of one of the owners. We would go back for a few beers, maybe try something else small off the menu, but at this point I would be hesitant to order a full meal or bring a bunch of people in to eat.


When the sushi monster hits, all you can eat sushi seems to be the only thought in our minds. Lucky for us, we live close to a huge selection of AYCE sushi restaurants. In order to narrow it down, I phoned around checking AYCE prices and Naka was the only one that had a great affordable dinner price - $21.95. The other places were asking about $24 and up. \n\nThis place is a legit Japanese owned and run establishment (The chefs, all of the waitresses, and a lot of locals at the bar were Japanese). This place is a local gem and I'm so glad we came here. Great price for AYCE sushi, a nice big selection, the fish was super fresh and tasty, the fish to rice ratio wasn't too bad, and the service was great! \n\nLet's talk about what we ordered:\n\nSashimi plate (1 per person) - the sashimi was fresh and sweet. We got salmon, yellow tail, and tuna. 5/5\n\nSalmon - my first love, they are sweet and buttery 5/5\n\nWhite tuna - not bad, just not my favorite 4/5\n\nAlbacore - great firm texture and sweetness 5/5\n\nHalibut - very fresh and sweet and melts in your mouth 5/5\n\nYellow tail - super sweet, buttery and fresh 5/5\n\nUnagi - not bad, just not my favorite 4/5\n\nAma ebi - (1 per person) we loved that they offer sweet shrimp in the all you can eat meal, yet, it was ok, the sweet shrimp was small and a little different than what we're used to - maybe it wasn't as fresh? We loved the fried heads though. It was fried to perfection! 3/5\n\nUni - (1 per person) my boyfriend loved it, he said it was very sweet, very fresh, and very good uni. 5/5\n\nTamago - I loved it! It was homemade and tasted like it was made with love. 5/5\n\nMiso soup x 3 - the miso soup here is so good. They came out at the perfect hot temperature. Nice bits of tofu and seaweed. Great miso flavor but not too salty. This is how a miso soup should taste! 5/5\n\n2 different rolls (Mark and Kara) - the rolls weren't bad, simple and filling. I probably would just stick to nigiri next time. 3/5\n\nBaked mussels (2) - very simple and not impressive, I would skip it next time. 2/5\n\nFried tempura jalape\u00f1os - they were hot and crispy - not spicy at all - but we enjoyed them. 5/5\n\nBeef wrapped asparagus - these were in a teriyaki sauce, the beef was super tender and flavorful. I loved these! I could eat 5 more plates. 5/5\n\nStrawberry Mochi - (1 sliced in half) typical boxed mochi ice cream, but it was yummy and a great palate cleanser! 5/5\n\nGreen tea ice cream - nice green tea flavor and we both loved how it wasn't too sweet. 5/5\n\nThis is a perfect option for the budget conscious AYCE connoisseur, but I have become obsessed with Sakana lately so you might catch me over there AYCE'ing it up.


I don't usually dole out 1 star reviews but this place was really awful.  The signature scallop dish recommended by our server was small and below Red Lobster quality (think Shoney's or something along those lines), the chicken pot pie tasted like a frozen meat pie.  No joke, it was really lousy and the loud mouth celebrity chef should be ashamed to have his name attached to it.  It's a restaurant worthy of a reality show and perhaps that's the point because I can't think of a better reason to open a new restaurant in the middle of a busy casino that is so awful and completely overpriced for the poor quality food served up.  Service was equally uninspired, the girl that brought our dishes to us was flat out frightening and surly, our main server seemed completely out of it as well.  Overall we felt completely unsatisfied with our meals and ripped off even by Vegas pricing standards.  Yuck! Totally disappointing considering we'd had a great meal at Ramsay's BurGR two days earlier.  I understand that The Pub was supposed to be Gordon's outlet for serving up his own favourites so I can only assume he's acquired a taste for the fare he samples when he arrives on set at Kitchen Nightmares. It's that bad.  The decor was cool but.. that's the only thing thing this place has going for it... period.


Best eyecare office in Arizona! Customer Service is best in breed and products are A rated. Highly recommended


Came here to watch the Mummy 3 in order to avoid the crowd and labyrinth walkway at the MGM.  Bad decision - the A/C was barely on, seemed like it was off.   Outside was 110 degrees.  The casino was ice cold and enjoyed a margarita at the bar, but inside the cinema was hot and stuffy.   Won't come here again to watch a movie in Vegas but will go through the obstacles at MGM.


I'm here for a convention at the Mandalay and have made this place my go-to spot for two meals. My first night, I had a very good angus steak burger with bleu cheese and mushrooms; with tax, it came to $20. Not cheap but the best value I could find inside of this this giant casino hotel at 9:47 p.m. after checking in!\n\nThe next morning, I went back for breakfast. Very pricey to order a meal. So I ordered two side dishes instead: two eggs any style for $8 and home fries for $3. An oversized cup of tea was $3.50, which is a ridiculous price, but it was worth it because it came with a fancy English Breakfast tea bag, honey and there was even soy milk available.\n\nThe service here is very friendly and efficient. Not a special restaurant but it will do just fine for a decent meal at a bearable price in this pricey casino complex.


I came here with several of my co-workers hoping for fun lunch. While the decor was unique and interesting, I felt the black was a bit overdone. It also seems they designed their own chairs and they were really uncomfortable when you sit back. There is some kind of triangular design on the back and it kept digging into my lower back. It forced me to sit on the edge of my seat. Other than the interior decor, the service was prompt and friendly. But there wasn't anyone else in there at the time.\n\nEach of us got a different ramen noodle soup, an order of the waffle with korean beef, edamame, and the sliders.\n\nThe edamame was awesome. Super garlicky with some good dipping sauce. The ramen unfortunately didn't live to my expectations. I had the sesame tonkatsu and the broth felt way too thick and it wasn't hot at all. Maybe room temperature. the noodles were a bit warmer but not by much. I couldn't finish the ramen because it was too thick and it wasn't appetizing because it wasn't hot. My other co-workers agreed that their ramen wasn't hot either. The waffles were okay but not something I would order. I didn't get to try the sliders but they said they were just alright.\n\nI hope for the best for this establishment but it's not a place I would return to.


The people in the branches are always very nice, but the bank itself and its policies really suck. It took me 3 years of phone calls every 6 months to get them to finally remove a negative mark that they illegally added to my credit report. (Illegal because I'm in the military, and there are specific laws regarding what they can and can't do during my deployments. So legitimately illegal.)\n\nAlso, apparently they charged me the wrong interest rate on my credit card for over 10 years. A couple months ago I did get a refund from them after they audited their system and that was a nice surprise, but one is left to wonder what may have been different if I hadn't blown all that money on the wrong interest rate to begin with. \n\n(One also wonders what would be different if I hadn't been retarded as a young person and racked up a giant credit card bill, but that's a whole other story...)


I realllllly wanted to give this a 2 . . . but I just couldn't justify to myself \"I've experienced better.\"  City Center is absolutely incredible, but yet for me it fell flat.  As everyone's said, the architecture is amazing.  The water features are outstanding.  And it's definitely luxury all the way.  I think the problem I had was the overkill on the latter -- it just didn't feel welcoming to me.  It felt cold and impersonal, although my impression was that if you had money to burn then the red carpet would be laid out and you'd have an army of employees at your beck and call.  The immense complex of glass and steel, as fantastic as the architecture is, also struck me as 'too much'; instead of fitting in, to me it just seemed to crash into the Strip, closing off a huge chunk of the broad desert sky.  (For what it's worth, I have similar feelings about the ever-expanding Caesar's Palace.)\n\nDespite my frustrations though, I definitely have to grudgingly appreciate what they've done.  I'm curious to see how it develops as they complete the numerous projects still underway.


Best revolving sushi in town compared to the one by Arrowhead and Teharu in Tempe. Reasonable prices. Quality and taste is better. Grand Canyon, Hawaiian and Spicy Tuna are the favorites. Flat screen TVs with sports games are available.


Had dinner here for my friend's 25th birthday on a Sunday night. Wait was so short and the host seated us right away in a booth since we asked. The waitor took forever to take our order since he was busy, but really like it was over a 30 minute wait JUST to give us water/take our order. Food was okay. We had the steak dish for like $45... The champagne was good of course. \n\nOnly thing was there was a drunk guy who sat at a table near by and he totally ruined our night. He said some inappropriate words and so the manager had to ask him to leave, but she came a little too late. Not a restaurant I would be excited to go back to when I visit Vegas again... Vegas was fun as always though!


I finally agreed to go with some Hipster friends whom have been prior and said they really enjoyed it. We went later one night so the shops were closed and only a few people left hanging out. Although from what I have heard, these boutique shops are way out of the norm selling silly items at ridiculous high prices. Um, no thanks!\n\nI have to agree that there are some really cool and fun photo ops to be had here. It is pretty much just a very small outdoor shopping venue and some places to eat. The star of the show is the Tree house with slides for the kids to enjoy during the day and adults after hours.\n\nIn my opinion Container Park has a huge identity crisis. Is not really a place to bring kids, I mean other than the Tree house and slides, what else is there to do with the kids? They should have just promoted it as an adults hang out spot. Anyhow CP you just don't impress me enough to come back and pay for street parking. I don't see this really getting any better. They have already had issues with some of the stores closing due to no business. This place could be Awesome if they just changed it up and got some better merchants. \n\nThere is not a whole lot to do here at night, maybe if we came in the day time it would be a different and more exciting place to hang out?\n\nAfter all of the hoopla, I have to say I am disappointed. I must have missed a lot by not visiting in the day time with all of these 4 star Yelp reviews, something is going on. lol\n\nWhat the hell, at least I checked it out and know what it is now. I can honestly say that I will survive in my crazy world without another visit here. \n\nI am happy about the positive and new vibe it has given the Downtown community though :)


My first and last time staying here. First off we arrived on a Tuesday this sat week. The check in line was divided into 2 lines and there were easily 50 people in each line with 6 MGM check in staff checking peope in. After 1/2 an hour and several people complaining more staff trickled in. One hour later we were on our way to our room. We reserved a room with 2 queen beds and the room was clean, spacious and beds very comfortable. We went down to the pool, kids wanted to check out lazy river. Apparently the $28 resort fee does not include rafts, you have to rent them. In the 3 hours I was down there not once did a cocktail waitress ask if I wanted something to drink. Went to bar only to be told cash only, they're credit card machine wasn't working and no room charges either. Avenue 24 is ridiculously expensive for breakfast, eat out or try Starbucks. The monorail is $5.00 one way per person or $12.00 round trip. It was cheaper for the 4 of us to take a cab than to take the monorail. I noticed a lot of women looking to solicitate, not one staff member seemed to care. Definitely will stay someplace else next time.


This place would have been a better experience, had I not been to the Century City LA Pink Taco which surpasses this one in every way. I was so disappointed that they are not at all affiliated with one another, however they do share the same happy hours from 4 to 6pm. This one didn't have my firestarter margarita and the drinks just weren't as good in general yet still cost as much at $9 to 12. Food was good though, I liked how the Pink Taco tortilla were stuffed with black beans, we ordered them after having seen them made which had spiked our curiosity.


food was ok


Very nice airport if you have time to loiter before you flight.  Free Wi-Fi, nice rocking chairs, decent restaurant selections, good shops.  BUT, this airport is NOT made for those with tight connections.  Its spider layout makes it problematic if you get in at a high B gate and have an E gate departure.  RUN don't walk if you have less than 20 minutes to board your next flight.  You may even want to wear a pair of Depends so you can just soil yourself to save time.  I also think it's awkward having bathroom attendants.


Overall, good food, noble mission... It's a place that you feel good about eating a meal at :) \n\nI absolutely love the concept behind King's Kitchen. They are a not-for-profit restaurant that donates 100% of it's profits from sales to feed the community. Not only do they have a noble mission and vision, but they have tasty food! \n\nI had a group interview in Uptown and a few of us were looking for a lunch spot close by. It was the one rainy, cold, windy day that week and we were on foot. Someone suggested Jimmy John's but I refused to walk too far.  Luckily, The King's Kitchen was at the corner of the block. We walked in and we took a peak at the menu. Everyone was satisfied with the selection so we asked to be seated. I got the chicken salad croissant sandwich which came with a side. I opted for a mixed greens salad with balsamic. The sandwich was excellent! The side salad was good, a simple mixed green salad with fresh ingredients. No complaints. The other selections at the table looked tasty as well! The prices were fair, $9-13 for the lunch menu.  The service was attentive and everyone was very polite. I would like to return to try their dinner selections.


I have only been here once but let me say it was one of the best times EVER! The whole place is sooo sexy and cool. Love the girls dancing in such amazing outfits..loved the free bubbly even more!\nI drank so much I ended up dancing on a table with some girl..the hubby loved that!\nI need to get back again because I had so much flippin fun!!


The cinnapies are sooo yum!  And their $5 pizzas are great for last minute potlucks.  Every time I've ordered from them my pizza was always fresh and generous with toppings.  If I had to mention a downside it's that they don't take Discover and I like when business take all forms of payment.  But that still isn't enough to mark them down.


Recently I have been shopping at Sprouts and I realize that Sprouts have a wider selection of Gluten and NON GMO foods. \n\nI like Whole Foods but Sprouts has better food selection for me...Whole Foods is just to \"Commercial Synthetic\" food chain...over priced Groger, Safeway....so disappointed shopped there for years.


Great club. Diverse crowd including age. Mature place where you don't have to worry about a shooting or \"hood\" crowd. Very sexy and sophisticated place. Free vodka drinks. Call early and put your name on the guest list to avoid lines. If you can spare a few hundred between friends get a table. It's so worth it.


Food was marginal. I had a chicken taco plate and burrito that was flavorful and could have been worth the very long wait if their wasn't better available nearby. Nothing special here folks. Glad we didnt move to Ahwatukee for the food.


I would not recommend this vet clinic. We had used this clinic for years but over the last 4 years the service has gone down hill. The staff and Dr Hook are unprofessional and rude. If we ever called to ask about something that concerned us they would blow us of or make us feel stupid for calling. When we took the pet in they talked down to us and didn't answer the question asked, They showed no compassion for our pet and made us (loyal customers) feel like a number.


I consider the only motivation for venturing this far down Leith Walk is to check out this bar. I'm not really into interior design but you really do have to see the male toilets in this place. It's like something out of a George Micheal video.\n\nIts a wetherspoons so you know what to expect, but the service is really fast thanks to the microwave in the kitchen.\n\nI go here when I want to talk to have a quiet chat with somebody, or eavesdrop on the old lady conversation.


I have only been here once because I quickly found many other Thai restaurants in the East End with better service and much better (and better priced) food. My husband and I stopped by one Sunday after a little shopping when we were relatively new to Pittsburgh. It took a while for us to be seated, and there were maybe three or four tables filled with people in the entire restaurant.\n\nBecause it was our first time at this restaurant, and because we hadn't asked for advice from friends before coming, we went with the basics: pad kee mao with chicken. I hesitate to order my favorite Thai dish, red curry, anywhere before reading reviews about it first. I absolutely hate eating mediocre red curry. It just shouldn't happen. Anyway, the pad kee mao was fine. It was on the lukewarm side, and I tasted more grease than spice. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't very good either. I took half of it home and never got around to eating the leftovers.\n\nBecause there are so many delicious Thai restaurants in the East End, I don't know how Thai Place is still open and doing decent business. The only reason it is still open has to be that it's located right smack in the middle of all the Walnut Street retail madness. They probably cater to a lot of shoppers who need a quick bite to eat while shopping.\n\nAgain, this place isn't terrible, it's just not the best.


Horrible service. Horrible food. Don't waste your time or money!


Located in Baxter Village, I have driven past this place several times but have never stopped in. Large, easy to read signage and the typical red phone booth out front make the place easy to spot.\n\nThe atmosphere inside is fairly standard for an Americanized English pub, lots of dark wood, tin pan ceiling, and lots of English style artwork adorn the walls. The food is hit or miss, I got the fish sandwich and pub fries and thought they were fairly good. My wife got the pulled pork sandwich with slaw; the pulled pork was about 60%-70% fat and was pretty bland. The service was somewhat slow and a bit confused. We had two different waitresses coming by trying to take our orders, we would order from one and the other would come by asking if we were ready to order. At one point the waitress came by and picked up our plates before asking if we were done with the food that was left on them... we weren't. They seemed friendly enough, but didn't even know what beer they had on tap.\n\nThey have about 10 taps, and are all mainly the standard import selections; Guinness, Harp, Bass, Old Speckled Hen, New Castle, Smithwicks, etc... They do have 1 or 2 rotating taps for seasonals. Not a bad selection, but not great. The other issue is they serve the beer nearly ice cold, most of the beers on tap should be served a little warmer, the beers were so cold that they were nearly undrinkable until we were almost ready to go...\n\nAll in all, if it weren't for the atmosphere this place wouldn't have much going for it. The food is not bad, bit it is a little pricey for the quality.


I look forward to coming to Ice Monster Cafe in the future! The only problem I had was it was kinda hidden. Though it was a bit hidden, it was not disappointing. The decor is very modern, clean, and has a nice atmosphere! They have so many things to choose from and every single picture displayed on their monitor can make your mouth drool. \nFor my first time, I got honey toast! Like all honey toast, it takes about 15 minutes. You can choose what type of ice cream you want. I recommend strawberry :) It was baked perfectly and the ice cream wasn't drastically melting. Although I enjoyed eating the honey toast, I had a hard time eating it because they have given me plastic forks. I would really appreciate it more if they have given us metal forks. \nOther than that, I do plan to go there if I am on that side of town :) One thing I found weird was there were no monsters lol.\n\nCHECK IN TO GET COUPONS


I went for dinner on a friday night, just my husband and I.. We were in the area and had heard about Flipside being a fresh, new restaurant that served food from local farms and thought we would try it. We walked in to a tiny little cafe, with randomly sized tables scattered everywhere.. Some full of people, some dirty, and some empty. There wasn't a hostess stand.. just a stack of menus on the nearest counter and someone from across the cafe greeted us and told us we could seat our selves. \n  There were a lot of different size tables and all very close together.. We chose a 2 top near the cafe counter and looked at the menu that only had food listed on it. No drinks anywhere. Nor was any of the meals described in much detail.. Just... Meat + Sides + Price. The Waitress came by took our drink and food orders.. She returned with drinks, but no silverware... I snagged my own set from an abandoned table next to me ( it was so close, I didn't even need to stand up ) The food took a pretty long time to come out.. and in the meantime we watched as random people trickle in and seated themselves, and  our lone waitress serving them all while other people working in the cafe bringing plates of food out awkwardly, and having to maneuver themselves thru the tables and serve people.. It was weird and seemed really unprofessional.\n Finally my food came.. It was good, nothing to complain about! I had BBQ Half Chicken, with Spinach and Mac N Cheese.. Once I was done, we inquired more about the ingredients and technique to prepare the food and the waitress had no idea what to tell us.. She repeated what was listed on the menu and then came back later to offer us slightly more info about the BBQ sauce having honey in it..?  It was laughable, but no harm done.. My final opinion of the Flipside cafe would have to be that its just TRYING too hard to be something It can't. Maybe Breakfast or lunch is better? But trying to eat Dinner in such a cramped space, with \"gourmet\" prices and untrained/casual service is backwards and confusing.


Have always enjoyed going here. Been going here for a few years.\n\nWent for a haircut today. Same great service. \n\nThey get you in and out in a hurry but I've never had a bad haircut here.\n\nLove the hot towel and shave of the nape of your neck at the end.\n\nIf you really want to pamper yourself sometime let them give you a straight razor shave. I've gotten them a few times and each time I've almost fallen asleep. Very relaxing.\n\nAnd like previous reviewers have noticed they are foreign but I've never had any problems getting across what I want.\n\nHighly recommended.


Absolutely AMAZING! I just had dinner there and could not stop smiling with every bite. Our server, Hannah, was extremely knowledgable and very enjoyable. We started with bacon wrapped figs stuffed with blue cheese, which were out of this world! I had the sea bass and could not get enough of the Demi glase that it came with! My family are sharers and had to take everyone's food, and boy was that a good idea!! Not one person was disappointed! \n\nVery enjoyable experience from start to finish! One of the best places I have been in a very long time.


I read the previous reviews before writing mine.  Ouch.\n\nMy experience was just fine.  I had a mocha.  It was good.  I've had better, I've had worse.\n\nThe service was pretty good.  I didn't look to closely at the pastry selections which several other reviewers mentioned as a problem.\n\nBased on my mocha, I would return.  The atmosphere was nice in & out and in the nice weather the outdoor seating area is pretty inviting.


How do you make a tasteless ice cream sundae?  What a ripoff for ten bucks.  I get that it's the Strip, so the price will be inflated.  But at least make the sundae correctly and don't use flavorless ice cream.  How can I take several bites of a sundae and think to myself \"Damn, this is totally bland\"??  It's ice cream, hot fudge, and candy for heaven's sake!!  \n\nI threw half of it away.  And the kid making it didn't even seem to know what I had ordered.  He had to take a printed menu, set it down beside him, and refer to it constantly--yet I still received a sundae minus two of the five ingredients, plus one that didn't belong!  He basically just invented his own sundae recipe.  I should have called him on it but my friends were waiting for me.\n\nAggressively incompetent tourist trap.


Good stuff great food awesome atmosphere love the restaurant I will be back. A must to if you're feeling up for dessert.


I loved this meal so much I already want to come back for lunch tomorrow. \n\nI really appreciate the offering gluten free options for those of us with a wheat/gluten allergy. It was hard to decide which items to get, but we settled for Thai Curry Chowder, Chicken Salad Sandwich, Dragon Fries and the Pho Dip, all on gluten free bread. \n\nThe bread was thick and sturdy which held up with the huge portions of beef (Pho Dip) and ginger chicken salad in these sandwiches. The Pho was cooked a perfect medium rare, and we loved the five spice flavors with the pickled veggies. The ginger chicken salad was refreshing, loved the crunch from  the walnut, and the everything tasted fresh. \n\nThe soup was delicious, especially with the hint of coconut. Perfect to eat on a colder night. \n\nThe taro root and potato house made chips were divine. I could eat those chips all day long. We also got an order of Dragon Fries which were great, but watch out! Towards the bottom sits all the chili, but we loved it. \n\nI definitely recommend coming to this deli for lunch, dinner, whenever. Good quality food for a very good price,and a friendly staff to back it all up!


I've stayed here twice for work, and GVR is a fine property, but just seems a little dated and drab, and both times I've stayed, I've noticed some \"off\" things in the rooms (I stayed in a really nice suite one of the times and the steam shower was broken, one of the phones didn't work, and the remote on the living area TV needed new batteries.  In the regular room, I was missing shampoo in the shower, and one of the dresser handles kept falling off). The hotel only has 7 stories, and a lot of rooms have views of the parking garage, which is sort of a bummer.  \n\nThe pool area is really nice, there's a sandy area that's good for kids, and a secluded 21+ area for adults, as well as a quiet lap pool by the spa.  They play great music by the pool too - lots of stuff that made me go \"I remember that song from high school!.\"  it was fun.   The bikini-clad waitresses are a bit much for my taste, but it's nice to have good drinks and snacks served poolside, and there's lots of good people watching.  There's also a huge spa/workout area that looked cool.\n\nThe hotel is near the District, which is a great open area pedestrian mall that makes you feel a million miles from Vegas (check out Rachel's for a great breakfast, and do some shopping at Anthropologie or REI and watch all the young families and puppies walking around).  There's also a movie theater on site - so plenty to do if you're not into gambling.\n\nPlenty of slot machines and other gambling options if you are into that, including at least one $5 blackjack table for cheapskates like me.  And there's a great Irish pub near the casino with $3 pints, which was nice.  \n\nSomeone else mentioned the lack of coffee makers.  Agreed, that they were missed.  we had a big work meeting here, and our meeting planners brought this up with the hotel - we learned that it's a health/safety concern.  Those coffee pots were full of germs.  Keurig machines would be a nice option because the alternative to trekking downstairs is ordering a $15 pot of coffee via room service.


I didn't do a good job of reading the reviews on yelp.  My fault.  This place has two profiles,  one with obvious fake reviews, and that was the one I looked at when choosing to come here.   This place is pretty nasty. Is a small space,  so replacing the carpet would cost all of $200 but instead its seriously old and stains all over.. plus,  here is the kicker,  smells like they smoke inside the shop! SMOKE INSIDE THE SHOP! !!Omg! There is a review that says this place is clean,  omg, I had to look around to make sure I was at the same place when I read that.  A child's haircut is $17 (um....Vs barbershop charges $15 and the place is clean and professional). They then changed me $1 to accept my credit card. ..what a joke this place is,  the haircut was Ok.  No,  I will  never ever come back.  How does this place stay in business?  Yuck.


WOW!! Super fun event ..Ate lots of great food, drank some great drinks, jammed with great tunes and partied with great people!! Thanks to YELP and all the companies in attendance!!


This Espresso is definitely the best Espresso Royale at U of I. The baristas are AWESOME and have GREAT senses of humor. The new manager has really stepped it up in terms of making it a really interesting and charasmatic place to be ( if a store could be charasmatic). If you're used to starbucks and their sweet sweet coffee, it'll take some time to get used to the drinks but in the long run its what coffee should taste like. The enviornment is worth it in itself and the pastries are baked and sandwiches are made fresh everyday. Plus their soups kick @ss. love it.


How do you screw up buffalo wings?? I didn't know it was possible.  I am a huge fan of BWW, as evident from how often I check in to the one by my place.  When I was on this side of town, I stopped into the Centennial location and left disappointed.  Server was incredibly nice and the company was good but the wings came out cold and not very tasty.  And I kept thinking my beer tasted like soap.  But sometimes I am weird like that. \n\nBWW is usually pretty consistent and this location was a blemish on its good name.  Definitely check out a BWW, just not this one.


Great food, great service, nice ambience, and reasonable prices (for the Strip). So far, this is the best Chinese restaurant I've found on the strip in a resort.


I'm starting, or rather, have been experiencing the \"Subway Effect\" with Glass Nickel, where regardless of what you get, everything just seems to taste the same. The pizza is good, but it doesn't leave me wanting more. In fact, it's been quite the opposite lately, as we only begrudgingly order from their because it's convenient, not necessarily because it's so good.


food was good and the portions were large good place overall but probably would have been better with kids. good place thanks


I see a lot of complaints about service, but when I went our server treated us well.  The beer selection is fantastic and they don't mind you self serving out of the fridges when it's not crowded.  Loads of TV's for sports is another draw.\nThe food is just okay.  I wouldn't go for the food, our appetizers were \"meh\", our sandwiches weren't worth it and my friends wings were bland and soggy.  \nGo for the beer.


After hearing so much about Dinette I finally tried it with my granddaughter..  My bill was close to 50$ and all we had were two pizzas and a single glass of wine.. The pizza was mediocre with burned toppings and the crust was way over done.. Also the toppings were sparse and ungenerous... I am used to gourmet pizza and seek it out; yet this does not qualify..


I've been here twice, the first time for shabu shabu, the second time for lunch. I'd never done shabu shabu but I was there with a Chinese friend who does it often, and neither of us were too impressed. We all got individual pots instead of sharing one, the liquid was just water instead of broth, and the items were all a la carte and a little pricey for what they were. It was fun, but not that yummy.\n\nThe second time I went it was for lunch. The place was completely dead, but I got the garlic chicken which is REALLY good. I'd go back just for that but something keeps holding me back... there are no windows at all in the dining area! The place is dark and downright dreary, especially since it's usually pretty empty. Plus someone needs to IRON that piece of fabric they have hanging on the wall, it's got creases in it from when it was folded and that just drives me nuts.\n\nBut seriously, a window is a MUST. They have a window that's blocked by peeling window decals and a wall, I say take both of those down and the place will get a lot more business!


Love love love this place! Best nail salon I have ever been to. I am for sure a nail room regular I go every week for a mani and pedi :) they really take their time and do it well and they have so many cute colors to pick from.


If you want a great steak & service treat yourself to this spot! Got in very quickly on a Wednesday night without a reservation but doubt that's the case at all later in the week. The Maine lobster appetizer was fantastic & the baked potato with smoked Gouda was great. You'll spend some money here but will probably leave saying it was one of the best meals you ever had!


I really wanted to give them 3 stars.. I really did.. Buuut the amount of flies in the restaurant itself, the inexperience staff, and the burnt pizza was just a turn off..\n\nVery dark and small pizza joint located on Eastern, between Cafe Zupas and Taco Y Taco.\n\nUpon walking in the place was dead.. And dirty.. Dishes still on the tables and about a handful of tables that were somewhat clean and available to eat at. \n\nWe were greeted, then left, then asked if it was our first time there, then left, then a different person helped us.. Even though it was a slow evening for them, the fellow helping us was super slow! He wasn't too sure of the menu and in my opinion, needed more training ..\n\nSeriously flies hovering all around the place .. I'm trying to tell myself that they did not at all touch the ingredients on the counter.. My friend and I both got the gluten free dough, which was pre packaged and very flat.. Only comes in 10\" with two toppings, everything else are extra add-ons.\nI added the pesto sauce, saut\u00e9ed spinach, pancetta, fresh mozzarella, and prosciutto drizzled with olive oil added once it cooked.\n\nPizza came out pretty quickly.. But was a little too burnt for me. I like the crispyness and the thinness of the crust but parts I could not get over the burnt taste.\nIngredients were ok, nothing to grand about the pancetta or prosciutto, fresh mozzarella was good, and I would've liked more olive oil. \n\nI've had other gluten free pizzas, but this one was just not that great for me.. I was bummed they didn't have the whole wheat because \"it wasn't ready\".. \n\nI've wanted to try the place since it opened and since lots of Yelpers put good reviews about it. I would've been happier across the street at Grimaldi's or the next freeway exit at Settebello. Was a 'thoughtful' try.. Not worth $32 for two pizzas .. \u00af\\_(\u30c4)_/\u00af


I am absolutely disgusted by the level of customer service at Sprint Store 6736 E Baseline Rd #104, Mesa, AZ. The staff there has the absolute worst bed side manner of any company I have dealt with. Every single rep there was completely indifferent to my situation, refused to help and failed to come up with reasonable solution. I then talked to corporate; they tried to help, but had me talk to the store manager. The manager didn't really listen to my complaint and refused to help or come up with a reasonable solution. Once again I called corporate for help, and was dumped back to the store. However, this time I spoke to the most appalling depiction of a customer service rep (Greg). After telling me what happened, arguing with me and refusing to even simply listen to my story, he caused me to escalate. This employee should never be allowed to answer any phone call; I am now considering the value of my Sprint service because of him. I would rather pay more money to another company, than know that a piece of my bill can support such a dreadful employee. In the end, a supervisor at corporate was able to come up with a simple solution to my problem. After spending 3-5 hours of my time to get this figured out when it could have resolved at the store in 30minutes.... I will not be recommending Sprints service to anyone, and I will be telling everyone I know about the outright terrible customer service that I received from Sprint Store 6736 E Baseline Rd #104, Mesa, AZ. Brittany, Jeff, Ryan and especially Greg... Thanks for ruining what I thought was a good service.


I came here for brunch with my mother and grandmother the other day and the food was subpar at best. I got the chef salad with honey mustard dressing and it had a weird bitter aftertaste. I honestly thought they gave me dijon mustard instead of honey mustard. It ended up being the actual salad itself. \nMy mother got the cuban panini and the pulled pork on the sandwich not only tasted weird, it had a weird/bad smell to it as well. The only person who got a decent meal was my grandmother who got the basic bacon and eggs breakfast. \n\nIn all honesty, I probably wouldn't come back here because it was so off. \n\nThe server, however, was quite nice. I can't seem to recall her name but she was very friendly and we never went with an empty cup. Always a plus :)


Asian Pear Martini, it doesn't get better!  We love the hummus sampler, too!


My mom and I were waiting for massages next door and decided to grab a bite here at Chopstix.\n\nThere wasn't too much that was special about this place. Since it was during lunch time, I ordered the Chicken Broccoli Lunch Special. What I appreciated about my food is that it was made with lots of garlic! Yum!\n\nThe environment was rather... drab. Though the booths and chairs were all clean, but it felt like they designed the place so that customers are encouraged to want to take food out instead. \n\nAfter I left, I realized they never included my egg roll with my lunch special! For that, I give them 2 stars instead of 3!


Everytime I go here, I leave telling myself that their [wash once and throw away quality] clothing and their incomparable high prices should be reminder enough not to return, but somehow I digress.  So on my last trip to Kohl's, Scott, my checkout cashier, greeted me with a monotone voice and flat affect. That coupled with the fact that he didn't know how to count back change [but rather held out his hand and dumped all my coins and dollars into my palm] was the last straw! Terrible!  The store should be embarrassed. Please. Try to hire young employee's with even a little bit of professionalism.


The rooms are nice, a little dull but nice. The big bathroom even in entry level rooms are a massive plus and if you like to soak in a deep tub you will be very happy. The rest of the Casino is nice enough but I think next time I will head back to my usual hangout which is the Mirage.


I'm on the pursuit of happiness, and I know\nEverything that shine ain't always gonna be gold\nHey, I'll be fine once I get it, I'll be good at...CANALETTO! - Kid Cudi (pursuit of happiness)\n\nLocated in what feels like the heart of the Venetian near the canals, the location could not be any better. We were seated on the outside part of the restaurant so we could watch the performances going on every 15 minutes or so it seemed like. In the middle of the meal there was a performance lady in one of the fake balcony's above the restaurant that started singing opera, which was kind of weird and oddly cool at the same time. \n\nWe started off with the 'tempura' vegetables and it was really good actually. Yes this place is italian so technically they are fried vegetables but it reminded me of vegetable tempura! Anyways, some good variety including eggplant, asparagus, and the best one of them all: the artichokes. I would've been happy with a full plate of these fried artichokes as they were super tasty and light. For the main course, I had the seafood pasta with tomato sauce. Wow the pasta was definitely al dente, it was really well done although the seafood components weren't special. I couldn't even tell if they were fresh seafood or not; I think the pasta stood out more than the seafood and that's not a good thing. Service could've been better as well, food took much longer than expected and drinks took a while.\n\nFood: 3 stars --- Service: 3 stars --- Atmosphere: 4 stars --- Price(value): n/a


We saw this place on Diner's Drive-Ins & Dives long time ago and have lived in Vegas 3 years now. We saw the triple D episode for this place again a few day's before New Year's 2011 and decided to go on New Year's Eve Eve.....big mistake since it was just on TV and it was the night before a holiday. Being that we never been we didn't know how everything worked, like seat yourself. We finally found a table (we were told the place had been busy since 11am and here it was 5:30pm) waited about 20 minute's just for someone to come get our drink order. There was only 2 waitress' working and you could tell they were not used to it being as busy as it was. We finally ordered our food and it took a hour to get our food. Good thing they gave us cracker's to munch on while we waited. \nWe ordered a large original Stromboli, basket of fries and salad to share between myself, my husband, our 3 year old daughter and my mother in law. It was enough for all of us and had a slice of Stromboli and fries left over to bring home. To be honest it didn't WHOA us and it wasn't horrible but hard to say if we were just so starved from waiting that we didn't care. \nNext to us was our waitress' family and they informed us that it's never that crazy and doesn't take so long to get food. We might go back to try them again before we move this summer to another state to really say if the food was good or if we were just so STARVED that anything tasted good. \nBeing the situation at hand is why I gave 3 stars. If it hadn't just aired right before a holiday and it was this crazy busy and under staffed I would have only given 1 star but since it was this way in hope's I gave them the benefit of the doubt.


This place is special!  \n\nOkay, you have to know the password to get in.  The guy at the door doesn't remember what it is, but if you promise not to rat him out and talk about your interest in herbal medicine or massage therapy, you're probably good.  They're going to ask you if you're a cop, just keep saying no.  Six or seven times seems to do the trick.\n\nThe fish tacos are outstanding and, appropriately enough, baked (not fried).  Carne asada is very tasty.  Generous portions, cheap eats, humble digs, super-friendly proprietor, improbable number of teen employees behind the counter.  Non-wimpy salsa.  BYOB if you want to eat on the patio.  Funky little shack, man.


My husband and I stayed here back when it first open in 2008, so everything was new! I've had this in my bookmarks for years and I never got around to writing a review until now. I will tell you that the experience here is wonderful! The customer service is terrific and the rooms are out of this world! Aside it being far from the other happening places on the strip, you can take the tram to the main parts of Vegas. \n\nI've been going to Vegas every year since 2006 and I can tell you that this place is one of the best hotels to stay at. If you're looking for more of an Old Vegas experience, try the older hotels, but I think old and young people alike can attest that this hotel is immaculate!


Ooo, I felt so *cool* just stepping through the door of Romeo's Euro Cafe. Romeo's serves an impressive variety of drinks and foods from all over Europe and America, with emphasis on the Mediterranean region. All in a quaint yet trendy atmosphere. \n\nThe Undici Undici Fine Art Coffeehouse is located adjacent to the Euro Caf and offers more than 20 different types of coffees, as well as Euro's fine dessert menu. They also feature live local music and have a gift shop. See how cool this place is?\n\nTry the Undici Sunrise with freshly squeezed orange juice, ice cream, vanilla syrup and whipped cream, or the Intoxicated Love cake, pairing white, milk, and dark chocolates with Grand Marnier, Kahlua and Jack Daniels. Some of the \"real\" food choices are just OK, but the desserts and specialty drinks are to die for!


If you're looking for pizza, this is not the spot. Too expensive for the ass tasting food. No nutrition and very not macro friendly. This place is shit.


Here's the truth (which I'll always give you), if I hadn't gone to California Taco Shop before I went here, I probably would have given this place another star.  Since I have...it's A-OK.  Which I always have to remind myself, is not by any means bad.  \n\nIt's very tiny, with only two real tables, but they offer a great take out service so it makes up for the tiny dinning accommodations.  Besides, if you're like me, you inhale the burrito you purchase in 2.5 seconds and you're done, so it wouldn't matter if I had to stand and eat it.  \n\nI ordered the steak burrito.  I really wanted a shrimp one, but there are no seafood options on the menu.  The other menu option missing is fresh tortilla chips.  Total bummer considering they bring you a fantastic spread of regular salsa, salsa verde and jalapeno's.  I could have used something to dip in it!  So the next option was to slather my burrito in it.  \n\nI thought the burrito itself was good, but definitely not a giant one you'd get at Cali Taco Shop or Reyna's in the strip.  It's more of a taco size, you'll need more than one if you have a big American appetite like I do!  The steak was a little too salty for my taste, but was cooked just right.  The rice was really the winner of the burrito.  It had just the right amount of lime added.  Loved it!  \n\nWould I go back?  Sure, why not.  But I probably wouldn't order the steak again and I'd hope they have chips next time!  Plus, it's a fantastic addition to the neighborhood!


1 Star for me actually going to a different gas station and 1 star for the cheaper gas at this station versus the one by my house.\n\nOtherwise- YUCK! This place is dirty dirty dirty. I reached down to grab the gas pump handle and my hand almost got stuck to it because it was so sticky and gross. I know this is a gas station and those pump handles are gonna be dirty but I shouldn't have to bring gloves with me to get gas.\n\nThe trash was also overflowing at the pump. It looked like they never come outside and clean up. Maybe it was too hot for them. =) \n\nI did not go inside and thank god. I can only imagine what that looked like. They should have a clean outside and it will be more inviting for people to go in and get other things. They are definitely losing money because of this Who knows? I may have went in and bought something if it was cleaner.


These guys do it right!  Every single time!  The manager and his crew are outstanding.  They are nice, clean, conversational, service oriented, go the extra mile.....and did I mention that the waiting room and bathrooms are sparkling clean?!?!  They do the job that we came in for and recommend needed maintenance, while not being pushy.  I feel like we get a good deal each visit and I trust my car (therefore, my safety) to this team. \nI would recommend them to anyone!


Very cute little setup here. Nice simple selection. Great flavors. Nice when you hiked a couple miles on state street to take a break! Great prices !! Nice boxes for gifting or taking to work !


Located in Mirage casino\n\nThis is a place where I could say you pay for what you get.  A sandwich that costs around 20.  Although they do have other items on the menu that cost less, but since your here might as well get what they are known for.  \n\nThey are known for their mountain high sandwiches.  I mean what i said \"mountain high sandwiches\".  You get tons and tons of meat it's crazy.  \nIt's really hard to finish so I suggest sharing one. \n\nI ordered the Woody Allen which is piled high with pastrami and corn beef. I would say it's good but after awhile it is a little too much. They have a variety of other sandwiches but you can order in moderation and not get the really big sandwiches.


I had a connecting flight out of this airport from Austin to Indianapolis but due to weather delays and aircraft problem ended up spending more time here than necessary.  If it weren't for the free Wi-fi I would have lost my mind.\n\nMy only real negative experience was with US Airways, and with the gestapo bathroom attendants.  They have tip jars in the restrooms and the paper towel dispensers are empty so they force you to get your paper towel from the attendants.  If you don't leave a tip, they will curse you out.\n\nWhen my flight was canceled I headed over to Tequileria and had a couple strong house margaritas (at $11.39 each) and a salmon quesadilla. Then I headed to my paid hotel room (thanks US Airways).\n\nOverall, this is not a bad airport, but using the restroom should not be such an unpleasant experience! I would recommend wearing headphones to throw off the rude attendants. Otherwise enjoy the free wi-fi.


Took my grand kids for first time at this location. Where I come from they skate, not here. Order took a long time, beef way undercooked, fries blah, chick strips not good. No one liked anything...server looked stoned.


This in my opinion is the best gourmet food in all of Vegas!  The menu is ever changing and the drinks outta of this world.. Hidden gem. I had the short rib  gorgonzola polenta it was amazing.


The smoothies are great, I ask for no sugar because they put a quarter cup in. sandwiches are taste but they microwave the chicken. sometimes they are under staffed and you have to wait a while so give yourself time.


A friend and I use to go to the place all the time in HS. We use to buy coupon booklets from the Foothill HS Wrestlers. They always had a JM coupon in it... Brings back good memories.. \n\nFew months ago I had family in town and thought this would be a good place to go. WRONG. They forgot to write down my 15 ppl reservation.. We had to wait forever to be seated and then another forever for our food.  My dad loves the place and wanted to go there for his birthday.. Guess what, THEY GAVE OUR RESERVATION AWAY!! We weren't late.. Another big party (that they forgot to write down their reservation for) just so happened to show up before us. So they gave them our reservation! We had to wait for over an hour AGAIN! Then of course our food took awhile to get to us. I know we had a big group but it was a LONG time. Luckily our server (female) was great and very nice. She remembered my dad from last time (I thought that was cool).\n\nThe food here is ok. Ranch is good. Fried zucchini & sauce ROCKS. Pizza OK. Family loves the watermelon & suicide sauce for the wings.\n\nAlso, the place is too dark.


I came here first time with an educated shooter that already had guns i could use. This was my second time ever shooting but first at a range. They sold us the bullets and targets gave us protective geer and off we went to an enclosed room to shoot very simple short breefing. Place is nicely set up central location, staff was nice. The other two people went to get certified not the paper test but shooting test i decided i needed more time to practice. The only thing i really did not like was how many tourist were there. I really hope they open another location more for locals. The prices are to high because its geared toward tourism. I like the fact classes are free though. I went on a monday around 9am not to busy but as the day progressed the place got packed so go during the week early otherwise you will be waiting. I will be back to practice more and test taking but i think im going to save some money and look for a cheaper place for bullets and targets.


Attended a seminar here. The rooms were spacious, and catering for breakfast/snacks and lunch was good. The parking lot here is fairly large, so finding a space isn't too much of a problem.


We came here after going to Casavino Winery and reading all the great Yelp reviews.  Typically I'm in agreement with fellow Yelpers, but this time I feel like they lead me astray.  The food was good, but not good enough to make up for the terrible service.  They were fairly busy, although not in a crazy way.  When we walked in the owner seemed more annoyed that she had another table to deal with than excited to have our business.  We asked for water when we sat down, which never came.  The food and wine was very slow to come out, and our server didn't come to check on us that often.  There were a few times that it felt like they forgot us!  There are a ton of great Italian restaurants out there, you may want to skip this one.


Been getting their menu in the mail and been looking for a good, local pizza joint. I love pizza, that and a beer is one of my favorite meals. I called in an order for pick up and it was ready in the time they gave me, I think 25 minutes.\n\nThe pizza is overall.... Ok? I ordered pepperoni and extra cheese and the amount of cheese seemed a little less than \"extra.\" The pepperoni and everything tasted pretty good. I especially like the crust, it's on the thinner side but not too thin and was really tasty. Although I know pizza isn't an especially healthy choice, this one was rather greasy, which was a big turn off to my boyfriend. Also it really falls apart the further into the slice I got, eventually completely coming apart from the fat crust at the end. Between the grease and fall-apart quality this makes for a messy pizza experience.\n\nOverall I have mixed feelings. It definitely wasn't bad pizza but not great either. My boyfriend also ordered a calzone and thought it was \"boring.\" Gonna keep looking for a good local pizza joint.


First let me say this was NOT my first choice. Barbeque is what I had on the brain, but we were miles away from a good BBQ joint and Lucille's (right next door) was over an hour wait. So we decided to eat at Presidio's. Bottom line: Don't eat here if you expect good food. \n\nThe first clue that should have turned me around was that we got seated right away. On a Friday night where the parking lot was full, that was a NO, NO! Clue #2 came when I saw a huge bar and a wall of alcohol. It was quite stunning! Nevertheless, drunks can't cook. We choose to ignore all the signs and follow our hostess to a dark lonely corner. \n\nI ordered the eggplant parmesan and my wife ordered the chicken BLT. She says the BLT was \"pretty OK\" but nothing special. I asked if she would order it again and she said, \"If there wasn't anything else available, then I'd eat it again\". Enough said. \n\nOn to the eggplant. Arriving at the table, it looked great but that's where the value ended. The \"parm\" tasted fishy (letting me know the eggplant and fish are kept next to one another in the refrigerator). The pasta was enough to make any respectable Italian gag! No flavor or seasoning at all. I've never had tasteless sauce, but they pulled it off. \n\nI barely avoided food poisoning as I felt light-headed and nauseous as I left the place and about an hour after. If you just need food to stuff into your face because zombies have occupied every other restaurant, then eat here to stay alive. However, if you life if normal and you'd like a good meal, this is NOT the place to eat. \n\nLater Yelpers!\n\nAJ


I've dined here a few times and it's always been pretty decent. My friends and I came in the early afternoon and didn't wait too long before we were seated. We got a great table next to the conservatory so we had a good view while we were dining. (We could hear the music from the conservatory which was a little troubling since the western music they were playing did not fit the whole springtime theme of the displays...but that's a whole other story.)\n\nThe food is mediocre and is fairly filling. My friends ordered the burger while I had the torts de milanesa which I had trouble finishing. It was a little hard to flag down our server when we needed refills for our soft drinks or anything else.


Absolutely fantastic !!!!! From the environment, the staff and the food, the gnocchi melt on your mouth. As you can see by my plate, I could have ate another dinner.


This place is a $hit shack.  We had some coupons and went there on SuperBowl Sunday.  2 chickens and a bunch of sides cost us $40.  It just wasn't worth it.  Plus there is nowhere to park.  If the 5 spots are filled out front, you're screwed due to the poor design and layout of this store, to its parking lot.\n\nSave yourself the trouble.   Go to Costco, Albertsons or Frys and buy one of their pre-made chickens for $5. Shoot...buy 3 of them.   Buy your own sides (Kraft Mac-n-cheese, Bushes baked beans, instant mashed potatoes) and make them yourself.  \n\nFeel better you didn't give $40 to this crappy establishment.


Barely mediocre bar food.  Our beers were warm and the food was blah and greasy.  I've had better food from a fast food joint and at half the price.  Not worthy of a return.


In my opinion, this is by far the best Sushi and Japanese joint in town!  This place is as authentic as you can get for Phoenix, AZ.  My husband and I are addicted to the Chirachi bowl which is packed full of rice, seaweed, and piled high with the chef's selection of the freshest raw fish.  This incredible bowl of deliciousness is $20!  You couldn't find this much fresh raw fish at a restaurant for this price anywhere else in Phoenix.  \n\nIf I get the Chirachi bowl idea stuck in my head, I have to have it and nothing else will satisfy my craving.  Speaking of...I think I'll order one for take out right now!  ;)\n\nI rate Sushi Ken at the highest rating possible: 5 Noms: \"Nom, Nom, Nom, Nom, & NOM!\" :D


Food was overpriced and not memorable. I did not have a bad experience, but I have no desire to come back again - even though I was staying in the hotel adjacent to the restaurant.The atmosphere and decor are a bit swanky and inviting, so a nice place to stop in for a quick drink.  I didn't like the red wine selection at all - no robust varieties.


We had Lunch there on a Sunday ,pretty busy .\nI say the food is ok not a wow but ok.\nThe service was good and the place looked pretty clean .\nThey got lots to pick from. \nWe did wait a long time for are food.\nThe prices are not to bad either .\nI will give them another try maybe for dinner.


One of my family's favorites!  Consistently excellent.\nTonight, the boy had Sloppy Joe made w/ beef short rib!  Outstanding texture and flavor.  Its served in a New England roll (like a lobster roll bread) that is soft, tasty, toasted to a nice crisp on the outside and buttery.  Served w/ diced white onions.  Awesome.\nI had the chicken parm / shrimp scampi combo w/ angel hair pasta w/ marinara.  Outstanding and for $19.80.\nMy wife had the spicy calamari salad.  The calamari was fried to perfection with a puffy, crisp batter that enhanced the flavor of the calamari.\nBe warned that the serving sizes are large!  We will be back!


Stayed here many times but truly nothing special, wife has never been so took her for her b day. Nice rooms and grounds but there is better for less money. Pool and hot tub close at 4:00????? WTH? Staff is very friendly and attentive.


With a rich atmosphere, pleasant wait staff, and food to die for, this restaurant is truly something special\n\nMy wife and I ordered the Strawberry Lemonade, Stuffed Mushrooms, Chicken Bellagio, and Mahi Mahi Mediterranean. \n\nEvery morsel of what we ate was divine.\n\nI highly recommend the mushrooms, and trying the Bellagio put my mouth in food Heaven.\n\nTiana C was extremely pleasant waiting on us, and other than maybe prices being a \"smidge\" high, and I do mean just a smidge, there's nothing I would change about Cheesecake Factory


The Rio buffet was my most anticipated buffet. I got the pass ($45 for 24 hr hour access to six buffets). We had a party of ten and got seated into a small room. First thing I got was prime rib, decent but not seasoned like it was at Paris buffet. One thing I enjoyed was the noodle soup bar. You can order udon, pho, Tom yum noodle soup and some others. I tried the udon which I heard was the best and it was. The Tom yum soup was good but they gave the super thin rice noodle which was slightly powdery. A good variety of food and there were crab legs and shrimp. The crab stuffed sole was delicious. Dessert bar was decent. About the same items as the other buffets, with the chocolate shell tarts (but these had fruit) and coconut cream pie. All in all, not a bad buffet but not as great as I had hoped. I liked the Paris buffet and planet Hollywood much better.


I have visited this place a few times now, a couple of times not so sober and I remember it was good then...\n\nMore recently I went back during lunch and the expeirence was not so stellar. The carne asada i got on my tacos had huge chucks of fat on them, I get trying to cut corners but if tacos jsut come with meat and tortilla make sure the meat is good. It was a bad experience, I guess I should go back to see if it was a fluke but don't really wanna watse a lunch when there are so many other good options out there. \n\nOnly good point it that it is cheap but you get what you pay for here, fat tacos not carne asada.


We ordered a foot-long chicken sandwich on french bread, and I'm pretty sure the sandwich was 15\" AND HUGE. 3.5 adults comfortably ate that sandwich. Compared to other vegas prices, it wasn't outrageous. And, Ballys is undergoing renovations, so that was the only \"quick\" place to eat. We took our sandwich back to the pool and avoided the steep service fees, plus delivery charges. And the chicken salad was actually quite good with huge pieces of chicken and apples.


Good \"fast food\" sandwich shop. I've been here probably 10+ times and wasn't as wowed this trip to Vegas as I have been the last few but still a good bite and pretty quick (as long as the line isn't insane). \n\nI've never had a sandwich I didn't like, though I'd say I could leave the salads I've tried there.


Food is cold, over rated, not fresh and service isn't friendly. Waiters are always rushing you to order. This BJ's on this side of town is awful! Please get better management.


Why do people think it's trendy to have super uncomfortable seats? This is not cool, this is annoying. \nAlso, any food that is deep fried, battered, cooked in copious amounts of butter or covered in syrup is going to taste good but that doesn't make you a good cook. It makes you an overpriced McDonalds. \nThe brunch options had enough calories for the rest of the day and the vegetarian options were either a salad or one of two sugary dishes that would make a poutine look like ax kale smoothie. What about an omelette? What about eggs florentine? This restaurant just invented a bunch of super fattening dishes to compensate for the fact that they're mediocre chefs. \n\nFinally, 3.50 for a very small glass of room temperature orange juice? Unless you have the orange tree in back, this a rip off.


Nice variety - good price - abundance of food.\n\nSome sides/salads are unique in taste like the brussels sprouts salad & the yellow tomato salad.\n\nThe Snow crab legs evidence thawing from frozen (I don't really mind the fact that they were frozen, but I just wish I didn't see/feel it. To avoid this, just get the steamed ones which taste much better anyway!\n\nThe desserts are amazing.\n\nThe servers are below par.