This was a mixed bag. What was good, was very good. What was bad, was awful. However, it was the stuff you would think would be a no-brainer was really disappointing. For example, the prime rib was almost raw, not medium rare or rare, raw. The fish and shrimp were underdone, as in semi translucent. The cheese pizza had so much Romano it was unpleasant to eat. And a lot of the food was cold and the server was almost never around and it was hard to get refills. But, I will say that the pear and gorgonzola filled pasta was outstanding. The mac and cheese was good, not special, but good. The streamed buns were very good. The Chinese duck soup was wonderful. The crab legs were great, and I don't usually like crab legs. The desserts were very good, especially the passion fruit tapioca. Overall, for the price, this was sub par.\nHowever! Right after I finished this review... My husband lost his entire dinner!! Couldn't make it to the bathroom. What freaked me out was the staff. They were completely jaded, not surprised or horrified. And that makes me wonder... Does this happen often?!?!!! So, this review was going to be two stars, but I've taken it down to one star since there was obviously something very bad served.


We came her for my buddy's bachelor party after unexpectedly losing our table at XS. Had we not lost our table I think I would have been more open minded about coming here. There is a medium sized dance floor with a DJ elevated on a platform and a waterfall behind him. We had a table right on the dance floor. The DJ was spinning EDM(of course) on this Saturday night. To be frank, the majority of the crowd on this particular night seemed like the folks who were turned away from XS or wanted a more urban, casual scene. Our group of 11 dudes nonetheless had a good time because it was all about the bachelor(but of course) so we had a good time; however I will not be coming back again.


This place does offer good sushi and prefixed menu, but it is definitly way over rated. For the price they are asking, I would expect the fish to taste as good as the fishes in Tsukiji Fish Market, in Tokyo.


We came here  for lunch expecting it to be awesome because it was pretty busy with lots of professionals eating under the sun, but the food is abysmal to say the least.\n\nI ordered the table d'h\u00f4te and was pretty excited for my dishes to arrive. I decided to go for the watermelon gazpacho which was...just ok. For someone who loves watermelon beyond words (I could eat a whole melon in a day and forego any other food if you gave me the chance), I couldn't contain my excitement when my dish arrived, but seeing a pool of pink with a nice huge drop of oil swimming  in the middle was pretty unappetizing. Nonetheless, I assumed that it would be an awesome dish because...well...you can't really mess up anything with watermelon....but I was sadly mistaken. This was simply some blended and strained watermelon nearly flavourless with a tablespoon of unnecessary oil in the middle of it that didn't really serve to enhance the flavor, and so I didn't finish the dish and started getting nervous for my main.\n\nThe main was a chicken breast salad which I was also looking forward to. However, I think it's safe to say that this is the worst salad I've ever had. Sorry for the dramatic nature of this post so far, but really.. the WORST. First of all, it's just chicken on lettuce. No other vegetables. But, ok, I can look past that. A well cooked piece of chicken with vinaigrette will be good with good lettuce. So, let's break it down:\n\n1. The chicken was FREEZING cold. I'm not talking about not warm because I don't expect warm chicken on my salads, but I mean right out of the top shelf of the fridge freezing cold. \n\n2. This freezing piece of chicken was undercooked as several pieces from the middle of the breast were pink or nearly red in color. \n\n3. Add to this the fact that the lettuce mix wasn't really fresh and ....\n\nbammmm, you've got the worst salad on earth. \n\nThe only good part of the table d'h\u00f4te/our entire experience and the reason for the 2 (instead of 1) stars was the amazing dessert which was a super intensely rich fudge brownie. \n\nService was about a 5/10 with our waitress unable to speak a full English sentence and the food coming out pretty slowly. The bread basket also never came out till we asked mid-appetizer but that might be a money saving thing... \n\nIn any case, don't waste your time or money here - really not worth it unless you're coming for some wine and that awesome brownie (or..several servings of it obvi :p)!


Came here around 12:30pm Food was good but not great. \nFavorites were the pastas. The meats were ok. Flank steak had minimal flavor. Mashed potatoes with gravy were average. Ribs required effort to try to get the meat off the bone. Desserts were ok. Overall would not come here again. Aria buffet was better.


Real third wave coffee. Nice shop, excellent beans, and disgusting bathrooms, just like any good coffee shop :-)


This review is not about the food so much as it is about the service.\n\nHere are my main complaints:\n1. When I ordered my donuts, I was informed that I would have to wait a few mins for fresh glaze donuts.  That's fine.  My problem was that after I had paid for my order, I still didn't have my donuts. They were sitting on the counter because the girl had forgotten about them.  I had to remind another employee that I was waiting for my donuts.\n2. When we were being rung up, I had to repeat what we had several times.  I told her we had iced coffees but she thought we had brewed coffees.\n3.  The girl making our iced coffees made mine too watery with too much milk and it was warm on top of that.  \n\nFor them being open a month, they still have a long ways to go in customer service.


I love Madison. A lot. So anytime I get to go I really look forward to it, especially when I get to check out places I've never been to before.\n\nI'm not a super crafter when it comes to beads and jewelry, believe me, but I do enjoy making things from time to time. It's really fun for me to just browse through bead stores, too.  \n\nTo get right to it, Indus Beads is bullshit.\n\nUnfortunately, there's always kind of an pretentious air when someone walks into a place that caters to a very specialized and specific area that they (the customer) aren't completely familiar with. I think a lot of that has to do with a customer's own personal insecurities (a casual music lover walking into a tiny record store and feeling like the clerk is a total elitist asshole right off the bat, for instance) but sometimes the customer isn't crazy and the store IS just run by a bunch of jerks.\n\nHello, Indus Beads!\n\nSeriously, would it have helped if I walked in wearing an, \"I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING, I SWEAR!\" tshirt? Would you have treated me with a little more respect, Indus Beads? Would you have made me feel like my business was actually appreciated? Whatever, it doesn't matter anyway. The place was filled with crappy stock that looked like it had been collecting dust for years.\n\nStupid Indus Beads!


This Hotel is Great!!!   The employees that work here are all wonderful and friendly. The reason for the 1 star is for the RESORT FEE that has now gone up to $28 a night.\nI go to Las Vegas to gamble... I never use any of the so called amenities that this resort fee covers. (Spa, Gym, Pool, Wi-Fi , etc).  So, why am I being forced to pay for something I don't use???


A GREAT show...THANK YOU ASU Marching Band !!


Now I had a good excuse to go to the mall. I need to go for early voting! \n \nThis polling place is located inside the mall on the first level out in front of Kohls. It doesn't matter what precinct you're assigned to, any registered voter can vote here during early vote week. The lines were long but there were plenty of election monitors and the polling place here was well staffed and organized. So it was a relatively a short wait in line.\n\nEveryone that I encountered was pleasant and professional. As I got to the front of the line a polling assistant lead me to one of the election clerks sitting at the tables. Since I took the address label from my voter ballot with me, all they had to do was scan the barcode.  You don't have to bring your sample ballot but it does make the process move faster.  Verification is determined by the signature match on file, birthdate and address. Election clerk did not ask for any ID.  After signature verification, I was handed a plastic card and led to the polling area. From there the poll worker let me know which election monitor is available.\n  \nThe election monitors are touch screen and are activated once you insert the card inside the machine. Think ATM machine...that's how these monitors operate.  These screens were super sensitive I noticed.  Just a slight touch of the screen was all it took.  I followed the easy to read prompts on the monitor, made my choices, watched my ballot get printed and made sure it was all correct then casted my vote. Voila!!  It took about 3 minutes total. Your card ejects and as you exit just hand it to the poll worker collecting it.  Another poll worker handed me my \"I Voted!\" sticker. That's it! Whole process was real easy.


Last night was my 2nd visit back to this place and I left oh-so-happy about it! I often got this confused with Pita Pit, but the two restaurants are very different. This one you sit down and are served. Both times I went on a Friday night after a movie and it was a little crowded. There may be waiting if there are more than 2 of you, but it's not a long wait if you do. The first time our waitress was good. Last night, the waiter was okay. I'm too busy eating and enjoying the food to really let that part bother me too much. Around 6-7pm last night, it was nice to sit outside on the patio since the sun had already gone down, but if you go earlier, there is shading over the patio.\n\nThe cilantro jalepeno hummus is \"Ah-mazing!\" Don't worry about it being too spicy, because it's just the right amount of spice that balances the cilantro flavor. \n\nThe pesto pizza is delicious! We added chicken though which made it more filling! \n\nAs other reviewers had said, it feels like everything is so fresh and you don't feel overwhelmed with gluttony once you are done. With the exception of the falafel, not many things are deep fried. Most foods here are grilled or baked. All of the meats and some veggies are marinated, so everything you order is full of flavor.


There used to be a time when I would have given Two Hippies five stars, but their prices have gone up and quality has gone down (only slightly) since then.\n\nI am still enamored with their carne asada and cactus tacos, as well as with their ginormous tortas. For the minimal price and speedy service, it is a huge step up on the scale of \"Mexican Fast Food.\" (I'm writing this review with the thoughts that Two Hippies can be judged alongside Taco Bell, Berto's and Del Taco as a more-or-less Americanized fast-food taco joint.)\n\nIf you understand portion sizing, the portions are perfect. A torta could easily be split between two people (at least, two young women who aren't voraciously hungry. Men, you could probably get your own and finish it.) Two tacos with your choice of main filling plus cabbage, beans and rice is enough to fill you up pretty well. \n\nYou can tell the ingredients are fresh and high quality. The cabbage is crunchy, the hot sauce has a nice kick, and the beans are seasoned perfectly.\n\nIf you're looking for a sweet treat to go with your tacos or torta, take a sip of the prickly pear lemonade that they offer, or buy one of their \"special brownies.\"


Queso fundido, enchiladas , and guacamole all awesome. By far one of the best margaritas I have ever had. Prickly Pear was awesome!!


I have used this laundromat for about 2 yrs now. The ladies whenever there is someone there are nice (if they're not on their cell phones talking away).... Then a couple of weeks ago I went in for the last time as I finally moved out of that area (Thank goodness)... Now I'm trying to call their customer service number and all you get is a damn answering machine saying they'll call back in 24 hrs. Well it's been about 5 days n still no call back. You're expected to pay $.50 for the card you get and of course if you have a balance on it good luck trying to get your money back. Also now there's bums and drunks laying asleep on the benches and no one seems to go anything about it. I'm so glad I don't have yo deal with this anymore!!!!


This time around I discovered Vosges, Etro, and the Toureneau store.....those alone would make it 5-stars.  Add in the aquarium and everything I mentioned on my previous visit and I can even ignore the repugnant cheesecake factory and give it 5 stars.  I could drop a cool million in this mall and still want more.


The salesman tried to sell me the insurance options for 1 hour even though I told him I got 100 per cent coverage from Geico.\nHe adds a Camry option for another $20 a day . I refused. he game a Kia which runs about 10 miles per gallon. The car is really old with 70000 miles on it .  I wish I had another reservation so I could walk out and go another counter. The price quoted on internet is only 75%  even though they listed out everything in detail. The actual price is higher due to some other unexplained charges, but I was too tired to continue to question.  Make sure you have back up plan when dealing with these people .


Yay, yummy pizza basically right outside my door. I'll take it!\n\nMy husband and I ate here twice in like 14 hours (once for dinner, once for lunch) so I guess we must have liked it. The chicken pesto pizza was the tastiest slice I tried; the plain cheese is okay (there is something in the red sauce I don't care for). I really like the crust on their pizza- like, the actual crispy crust part at the end. It's crisp and chewy and yummy!\n\nThe pizza alone is like 3 stars, maybe 3.5 but their proximity to my apartment can't be beat AND their garlic parmesan chips are totally worth 4 stars. They are freshly-fried, slightly chewy crunchy potato chips smothered in parmesan cheese and chopped garlic and I will have terrible breath for days but THAT'S OKAY.\n\nThere are some really weird pizzas on their menu like a hamburger pizza with ketchup and mustard but the full menu isn't available just yet. I know we have more to try so we will be back!


I cannot begin to describe how much love I have for this place!  Every. Single. Item.  I have had has been amazing!  I have now officially had breakfast, lunch and dinner here.  Should I be proud?  I think strongly lean towards a yes!  \n\nI was lucky enough to meet a lovely bunch of yelpers here for lunch.  Lunch is my least favorite meal.  In my personal opinion, it's hard to make lunch items non boring.  I'm not really a sammie fan (unless it's drowned in something, like a Reuben drowned in 1000 Island).  I like salads, but only if they're full of ingredients.  You get the point, I want my lunches to be fabulous....and they're usually utterly boring.  SO not the case with my delish veggie wrap.  It was oozing with rich cheese, packed full of YUM-O grilled veggies (eggplant, squash, zuch, mushrooms, etc.) and toasted to perfections....even the wrap was toasted!  I was in veggie heaven!  \n\nFast forward to the next night (obsessed much!?) and I enjoyed the company of some other yelpers at Sugar for their fall tasting menu.  I'm all about dinner, usually because it leads to dessert!  But everything was beyond amazing.  The Butternut Squash soup had to be the best soup I had ever tasted in my life...I'm for serious!  I chose the Wild Salmon and potatoes.  While this was good, I was also able to sample the Root Veggie Pot roast was to die for!  The goat cheese mixed in with the crisp veggies was my heaven!  \n\nIf there's ever another tasting for dinner you MUST go!  They don't normally serve dinner, so it's a special circumstance.  But take advantage of their delicious sweet treats during the day...cupcakes, tiny crisp macaroons and freshly baked pound cakes. I'm in love!


My hubby and I love Yard House especially for their late night happy hour. It's super-chill and a fun place to hang out for a couple hours. Their menu is massive and have yet to have something that we don't like. Especially love the ahi tuna app as well as the pizzas (margherita and pineapple/ham). Last time we were in my husband could not remember which Amber beer he had the last time we were there. The server made it his mission to find out which one it was making several trips to the taps and listing off names and styles until he found which one it was which was impressive. The servers and bartenders have genuine personalities, but are not overbearing. I also like the semi-open kitchen where you can see back of house staff working. Yard House is one of my favorite go-to places to grab a beer/wine and a tasty little snack.


I walked into Nadia Salon one afternoon after Mint Salon on Ellsworth gave me the world's worst ombre.  I asked if I might be able to make a color consultation appointment to get it fixed. Lee introduced himself and said he would be able to in a little bit. They were kinda busy so Lee gave me some cool books on hair color to browse while I waited.  \n\nShortly after, he sat me down in front of the mirror and validated my concerns about my hair color.  I felt so relieved.  He was super sweet and clearly knew what he was doing. We encountered some problems (my hair reacted strangely to the bleach and turned blue/green) but he was patient and determined to make it better, which he did. It was quite a process. I was there pretty much all day. But it was so so so worth it. I really can't thank Lee enough for making my hair look and feel a million times better! lee, you're my hero!\n\nAlso, the vibe in that place is really cool and refreshing. It's got a rock n roll theme going on but still maintains an air of sophistication. I saw some reviews that said it was dirty-- it definitely was not dirty when I was there.


Full Disclosure: I work down the street from this place, that being said, it's general closeness to my work does mean that it's more attractive to me. \n\nSo basically, Tokyo Stop is a \"fast food\" asian place that delivers HUGE. If you are starving, this is the place to go. I'm serious. You know those mexican places that serve up burritos that keep you full for the entire day? Same concept, different genre of food. \n\nSo far, I've had 4 meals there, the Sweet and Sour Chicken, The Orange Chicken, the Hot and Spicy Chicken, and the House Chili Chicken, and I'm only going to review the first 3, because the House Chile and the Hot  and Spicy were the exact same thing. \n\nWith the Sweet & Sour/Orange chicken, the restaurant suffers slightly. I attribute that to the fact that the super deep fried pieces of chicken are completely soaked in sauce. For the Sweet & Sour, the addition of Sriracha helped add the \"sour\" to the sauce, but for the Orange...well lets just say I've had my fill of Orange Marmalade for a year. \n\nThe Hot & Spicy is really where this place shines. The chicken is perfectly cooked( lightly fried in chili oil) and topped off with vegetables and chilis. Goes great with the tableside spicy rice seasoning.\n\nAnd now, the price. For about 6 bucks, you get a huge meal, and wonderful service. My only issue with place (minus the sauce) is the lack of room, but Dunkin Donuts is right down the way, and they have outside tables. \n\nIt isn't perfect, but it's tasty and fast. I've certainly had better, but I keep coming back.


I would like to give Karsh's 4 stars and here are the reasons why.  If you want kosher, they have it.  If you'd like to have sugar free, they have a nice variety, provided you go in early in the day.  They actually have quite a nice variety-a little something for everybody-and they do take orders.\n\nSound's good doesn't it.  What is not good is the schizophrenic nature of the service you get at this place.  I can deal with their prices which are higher than they should be.  I won't deal with holding my breath and wondering if the person helping me is going to be pleasant or borderline nasty. It's been that way for sometime and isn't getting any better.  The result is for the most part I tend to avoid the place.  Scott's Generations, the deli a few doors down, is more appreciative of your business.  I'll spend my money there.  Their bagels are better and they have bialy's, too.\n\nIf you are going to chance this place, I have one suggestion for you.  DON'T go in near closing.  Likely as not, you will be told you exactly how many minutes you have before they close.  They are blatant about doing this especially if you aren't ready to tell them exactly what you want at that moment.  I guess the fact they are emptying the cases in front of your eyes is not clue enough they are closing.   \n\nAnother reason not to go there is not their fault.  They are off of 7th Street with the traffic lanes that change with the time of day.  I'll face the craziness those lanes cause to go to the Bashas and Scott's Generation but not  Karsh's.  \n\nIt's rather sad to have to write a review like this.


Eh..maybe I went on an off day. Or maybe I shouldn't have ordered a hotdog. I got the Chicago, my wife, a regular. It was decent but not worth the drive for me. Should of stuck with regular fries... the chili cheese fries were pretty gross... and I'm a huge fan of chili cheese fries. However, their soda wall is impressive! Tons of great choices. $1.99 per bottle. I guess that's the going price, but wish it was less... Pretty gross location and the inside was clean but smelled of grease. I guess I should of assumed that walking in.\n\nIt's not terrible, but not great. Prices were decent overall and the service was fast and friendly. I'd only go back if I was in the area which I doubt I'll be any time soon.


meh. not worth the 45 minute wait for a table\n\nwent when my sister was in town. service was great! the hostess tammie was super informative and friendly. our server was awesome as well, although we did wait a long time for water refills and soda refills. food was ok. decently priced, but nothing really stood out as amazing. the shakes were great though! went during happy hour and all drinks were half off. if you're eating and having a shake, go for the junior.


The concept is great. Cheap groceries. A good selection of produce. Slam dunk right? Sadly, for me, it isn't.\n\nThis location is small (I havent been to others) and with everyone pushing around shopping carts, there is no room to walk around and grab the produce or items I need.\n\nThe prices are great, but the quality of the produce isn't the best. It's always hit or miss. A good example...Each morning, I squeeze myself a glass of orange juice from the market. Mariana's tends to be a tad cheaper than the ones at Food 4 Less, but the Mariana's oranges look like they are the red-headed step child of beautiful navel oranges. Bumpy, and they look abnormally large. I don't want steroids in my fruit or my baseball players. I don't even know if you can roid up fruit, but these oranges do NOT look natural.\n\nI'll pay a buck more for piece of mind. Oh yeah, and Food 4 Less is across the street.


It must be a Vegas thing, but you cannot beat a store that servers adult slurpies. The service is quick and you are on your way to explore the main drag with drink in hand. Keep your container and you will save a dollar or two on your refill. It is also a small way to save the planet.


Happy 2015 from the Roadrunner !\n\nWhat a way to bring in the new year by getting kicked out of your bar stool! Very drunk couple next to us decided to slap each other and she when flying off her seat . Couple was about 60 + years old. The male didn't help her up and my fianc\u00e9 picked her up . She was about to drive and the bartender told them both they were not going to drive . Kudos to her. Meanwhile a guy who appeared he hadn't showered in awhile decides to steal my fianc\u00e9's  seat so moved down asap. 15 mins later what appeared to be the manager or even owner asked/made me move. Then proceeded to offer the drunk lady who try to drive a drink before their taxi came . Perhaps this is their \"regulars\" & they promote domestic violence.\n\n\nWhat a joke. Yes it's New Year's Eve but get a grip on your bar.


It's like gambling. Sometimes, you win big...and other times...not so much.\n\nThe show started off great. Our MC was engaging and very funny. He was very comfortable in his own skin and using his life as material for his comedy, but he was still socially aware to not go too far. The same cannot be said about the first two comedians that came after who were crude, swore way too much, and shoved their distasteful humor down your throat irregardless of people being notably disgusted. At one point, a lady stood up after the joke went too far and asked the comedian to move on. Instead, he used this as fodder to continue at it. I get using someone as the butt of all jokes, but when LITERALLY no one else is laughing with you...it is time to move on. Luckily, the MC was able to put a bandaid over each of these two flops.\n\nThe headliner Jay Reid did make up for the entire night though...otherwise it would have been a complete dud at $20/ticket. Jay Reid made excellent use of the stage going as far as using the stool and mic stand as props. He had jokes about current events as well as of normal controversial/taboo subjects. The jokes were tasteful and he even stuck around to meet the audience after. Very classy and cool.


Wow, after taking a look at the parks website i feel like my review will be incomplete. Well I'll couch it. \n\nThis morning I was looking for somewhere to walk around and the receptionist at my hotel said there was a park just a half mile down on McKellips. I drove by it first, then on the return found it opposite of 1733 McKellips Road. I got out and set off on the wide, well-maintained sidewalk. It wasn't that early, but the park looked abandoned except for a park working spraying something with a hose and assorted homeless people. I jogged around the lake once and went on my way, it was too manufactured I guess, and creepy that it was so abandoned. \n\nNow I see that it is only 1 of 3 huge tracks that I was running on, and that actually the park extends from McKellips up to MacDowell. I will go back to check out the whole span of the park, see if i can find any people.  All in all, I've experienced better.


I've been really lucky to discover Jenny - I booked her for my wedding years ago and I've NEVER gone to another stylist ever since! Jenny is absolutely the best at what she does - not only she is a great stylist and colorist, she is also so good Redken pays her to travel and teach others!!! My hair is always healthy as she uses only the top-of-the line product. My haircuts keep getting me compliments everywhere I go. THANK YOU JENNY, you are the BEST!


I'm digging which wich.  It is a speedy, tasty lunch spot for a good sandwich.  You'll never get bored building with so many options!  It is definitely better than a subway or anything like that.  \n\nI've tried the muffalata and the french dip.  You really can't do to much complaining because, after all, you are the one who creates the sandwich!\n\nMy only real complaint is the small portion of cheese.  I felt it was so thin on my big yummy sandwich I could harldy spot it.  \n\nRegardless, I 'll go back and try another concoction.  There is always some sort of check in offer so take advantage.\n\nMost important: DO NOT skip the cookie. It is served warm and chewy and gooey and utterly perfect.  It is worth the trip just for the cookie!  AMAZING.


My Filet was good, but when I asked for onions cooked without butter (b/c of a dairy allergy) they said they couldn't do it.


Their main goal is to upsell you on everything they possibly can... NOT CARE FOR YOUR PET!\n\nWe took our Golden Retriever for 3 1/2 days, when we picked him up we asked how he did... The man said 'next time you should really take advantage of the group play time'... that was it?? \n\nAs we are leaving we notice there is a 'resident cat'  wandering around with a major butt infection...\n\nMy main purpose in writing this is- our poor sweet dog came home with dog poop on the back of his coat (all crusted in) and it was not cleaned by the staff-- he either sat in another dogs poo or his own, but he was not cleaned up.  \n\nOur dog is and has been potty trained since we've had him.  The first night home from the \"resort\" he had major diarrhea in our bathroom and it had blood in it- we then noticed he was doing the butt scoot...???  Seems there are some infections going around there... shady!!!\n\nWe will NEVER take our sweet animal there EVER again... They do not care for the animals properly, who knows if they even ever let him outside or gave him water for that matter. \n\nBEWARE!!!\n\nConsidering calling the Humane Society to have them checked out.


this place really deserves negative stars. the money you end up saving is really not worth the troubles that you have to go through. you have to take two shuttles to get to this place, and they don't even have a sign that tells you where to take the second shuttle. their cars are crappy to the max!! the car was dirty inside and out, and w/ no power window. When i got my invoice after i returned the car, i noticed that it said i rented a 2008 Jeep Patriot ... i didn't know they still make cars that don't have power windows in 2008...on top of that crappy-ness the whole time the \"change oil\" light kept flashing.. \n\nforgetting to yelp this place was one of the biggest mistake i made on my trip!!!


Love this place, has great equipment and flavors! And great customer service. Everyone is so helpful and the staff knows what they are talking about and the place is very clean


Went here with some friends for the all you can eat dinner. Pretty cheap compare to other place and the food was good. We got seated as soon as there was a table available. We order our meats and our server was very attentive refilling our drinks and bring more meat as we ordered. Everything was great from the beginning. But beware of smelling like Korean food as you leave!


Vacuums here really suck...literally.  Have yet to pick up a weak sucker here...can I say that? :)\n\n$3 gets you a basic wash, but you can shove more money in if you feel like pampering your car with more jets, colorful soap,cloth beaters, and wheel brushes. \n\nSomeone has always greeted me at the pay point and even helped if needed.  \n\nThey seem to have the customer service thing down....


I have always liked Payless. It probably started growing up, as my parents were not well off. And, this was were most of my shoes came from. I have tried the $200 shoes... they last just as long. How long something lasts depends on how well you take care of it!\n\nAs for this particular store (and the rating). The service is OK...not great. I had to ask for help - I was the only one in the store, so this was a little uncalled for! Easp whe there was 2 workers in the store.\n\nAlso, when checking out - the phone rang and the lady assisting me answered the phone?  Seemed a little rude, esp when the other person could of answered the phone.


Basically the totally opposite of Newark Liberty Airport.\n\nClean and well-lit. Friendly and courteous TSA members, and fast and efficient layout and service.


This is possibly the most unprofessional service business I have ever dealt with. The inspector was just finishing up when my realtor and I arrived. I went to pay him with a cashiers check and he said \"Oh, your paying with a check. I prefer cash.\"\nI moved into the house in mid April. \nThe first time I used the washing machine it leaked. He also performed a mold inspection and did not note standing water and mold under the washer. When I told him about this he got very irate and said the scope of his inspections don't include washers. Odd, he had the dishwasher and clothes washer running when I arrived. Last week I had my first visitor and found that the hall bath and tub did not have more than a slight trickle of water. When I asked him about this he was irate and said these things deteriorate over time. This was the first time we tried it. There. Is a light switch by the back door that is supposed to turn a patio light. It didn't work. I bought some lights and it still doesn't work. \nHe wrote me an unprofessional, hot headed, immature, and caustic email. \nDon't ever use this companies service. A high school freshman taking a shop class would do a better job.  Do not use this company unless you want a amateur job done.


Slick, lounge style dining in the middle of the bellagio. It's dark, the music is loud, the food is outrageously expensive, Vegas baby!  A pretty creative menu all things considered. U gotta try the hot wing lollipops and scallops. Everything we had illicited rave reviews. Definitely a place for a group on the town...


These type of chain places are noy my jam- It was OK- they do have some pretty awesome Happy Hour Specials on drinks and food- that being said, i would come back, but only for those deals and only with girlfriends for dinner and drinks during HH- otherwise, you are getting crap.


Gave this place a try, but was very disappointed for a \"5 star\" steakhouse. This \"view of the strip\" is more like a view of the las vegas strip street from a 3rd story window. There was a lady who would interrupt our dinner time suggesting that we take pictures. The pictures came out looked washed and unprofessional. \n I ordered the filet mignon while my boyfriend had prime rib. The steakhouse's version of \"medium rare\"  is prepared medium well. I was surprised because I was expecting my steak to be \"bloodier\" on the plate. Also the steaks do not come with side orders, they have to be ordered seperately, for $7-$10 more. Nearly half of the prime rib my boyfriend ordered was fat. For such a nice place we expected at least the prime rib to have a lot less fat on it.\nWon't eat here again and I don't suggest anyone else to.


I really want to like this place. I do. I've also given it about seven different chances--every time hoping that it will be the time when I scream \"This places rocks! I'm coming back for sure!\". But, unfortunately, I think today was the last time I'll spend/waste my money here. \n\nThe major issue I have with Which Wich is that they don't follow through well with their theme/gimmick--what they so that sets them apart from any other sandwich shop. It's this cute idea that simply falls through--every time! You go in, pick a brown paper bag of the sandwich you want, use a sharpie to check off the various ingredients you want on your sandwich, pay, wait for your sandwich which then is inside of said brown paper bag. Cute idea right?! Well, if I spend the time to check off ingredients and it's very simple to follow-- why is it they can never get my order correct?! \nNo joke. Every time my order is wrong, sometimes my son's as well. It's silly--and frustrating. (Especially since they are pricey for a quick/ non-gourmet sandwich shop.)\n\nSlow service, horrible parking and can't follow check boxes. I've finally given up. Maybe it's just this location???


I have purchased a few small items here and the iPhone 4. My iPhone 4 experience, only the first day of availability was from 4:30 am to 1:50 pm. Once inside, the activation and purchase went smoothly was out of the store by 2:30 pm. This store is open usually until 11pm at the time of this review, which is nice if you need something late.


I don't want to sound like a broken record by repeating what many have said BUT, I so wanted to like this place too and didn't. It's closer than our go to place, Pinkaow so we were happy to see a new Thai place in our area. \nMy husband had his favorite Spicy Chicken Mint and I had Pad Kee Mao with tofu. The noodles were good but the chicken dish had way too much sliced onion and the spice level was way off. I'm not exaggerating when i say about half of the dish was sliced onion.\nMy husband has a pretty high tolerance for spice but went with their \"medium\" spicy. To test out our first order. It was way hotter than it should have been. He normally gets the \"Thai Spicy\" from Pinkaow, which is just above their 10 level but said Gaatis medium was just as hot if not hotter. For a medium spice level, it was way too hot.\nThe prices are slightly higher than Pinkaow but you get less food. \nI figure maybe we need to give them a second shot and order other dishes but based on our first experience, it would be hard to go back when we know what we are going to get from our other reliable go to Thai restaurant.


I play co-ed with my boyfriend and a bunch of pals here.  The facility is nice for an indoor soccer facility, with the exception of the bathrooms.  The team fee is a little pricey for an eight week round, on top of the $50 first-year membership fee ($35 to renew after that).  PLUS, like someone else mentioned, you also have to pay the refs on top of those other fees.  \n\nOne thing I have to point out with this facility is that they allow teams who shouldn't be lower than a B-league to play in the co-ed recreational D-league.  This is unfair because \"recreational\" indicates fun, NOT competitive.  Half the people on my team come out to have fun, & have never seen a soccer ball until now, so to put them out there with people who have played for their whole life, who come out shoving & elbowing isn't a fair game at all.  \n\nThe biggest complaint I have is that the refs play on the teams, so they are pretty partial to the team they play for or the people they pal around with.  Some of them are very fair, but some of them are a bit ridiculous with their calls.  \n\nOther than that, great facility; just some frustrating things going on.  My team will probably go elsewhere for at least a few rounds of soccer because of the above-mentioned things, but it's not the worst facility in the world, so if you can deal with some fairly mild obnoxiousness resulting from the politics of the place, I'd recommend it.  The turf on their fields is fantastic. : )


This place is always busy and if you come to late in the day you may find that the bagel selection is... well, it might suck my after the lunch rush.  The food is good and the manager is friendly.... but I'm always a little disappointed in how often I see the employees talking among themselves instead of getting the orders out.  I also don't like to see how messy the floor is behind the counter- they could use some extra umph in the cleaning department to keep things looking sanitary.  The bagel crumbs and crumpled napkins that often litter the floor behind the counter is a definite turn off.


Hmmm too expensive ! We were there this evening and are very disappointed. We ordered the red sangria, which was ok ( I only missed fruit in it ).  As in Europe, we ordered tapas. The patata bravas too expensive, sorry. They are selling shrimps in stead of real gambas. The abodigas were just ok.  We made a complaint and only got the answer : I'll let the chef know.....\nNice place to sit, not too cold inside. Anyway, we will not return.


Kinda like a family Italian joint but too bright inside. Food is good enough for what it is and service is sufficient. Food is a 6 on a scale of 1 to 10. Not great not bad. Cutesy place with an \"almost\" feel. Experience it for yourself. You will understand what I mean.


We recently moved into the area and I was looking for some good Chinese food. I thought I'd give this place a try and ordered take-out based on other ppls reviews. When I went to go pick up the food the place was very dingy and dirty looking to me. Had I known the place was going to be this dirty I would never had ordered. But despite this, I thought I'd still give it the benefit of the doubt. I was wrong! So wrong! We ordered orange beef, hot 'n sour soup, and some lo me in. Pretty basic Chinese-American dishes. It was awful. The food was mushy like it had been sitting awhile. It was the worst Chinese food I have ever tasted.


***DON'T*** GO TO CELEBRATE A BIRTHDAY.  I was floored! $135 in food for 4 people to celebrate my husband's B-day and they don't do anything, we would have gone to the Black Angus or CARVERS they are near the same area, just as delicious steaks *and* less money $!!  At least at those places we would get a candle in a brownie just so we could say that we had him blow out a candle for his b-day.  I can't justify $28 entries that do not come with a soup or salad in this economic climate, and NO hospitality, so even though the food is good we won't be returning because we really only go for special occasions go to Carvers or Black Angus or even Outback! Before we return here!


We tried Wild Tuna's recently.   I can't say that I would go back as the pices are high, the sushi is just OK, and the amibience and service are sub par.\n\nLikes:   The Green Eggs and Ham roll had a nice bite to it and I liked it\n\nDislikes:  The sushi.  The choices are very limited, the portions are very small for the price, and the presentation is poor.  The spider roll was not as good as others in the area, too oily for my taste.\n\nBeverages:  Although it has the word spirits in it's name don't expect too much.  They carry only one \"Japanese\" beer Asahi which is made by Miller in the US.  There is no menu for Sake so you have to just order it with no idea on what it is or what it will cost.  Even the non-alcoholic choices are poor.  If you order tea (usually pretty good in most sushi restaurants) you'll get a crappy teabag in a large stainless steel pot producing a poor excuse for a cup of tea.\n\nBottom line:  If you like Sushi, go elsewhere, you will spend less money, get better food, and have a more positive experience


The best Mexican food I've ever had!  although I haven't had that much experience with Mexican food (Wahoo's)  Haha!\nBut the service was very good and the food was even better!  \nThey give you chips and sauces.  Your meal comes with beans and rice.\nI had fish taco's that were so good I stuffed myself and ate it all!  My husband had enchilada's and they boys had beef & pork burrito's.  No one had any complaints.  Everything was fresh and delicious!  I just can't get over how good it was.\n\nWe don't have anything even close to this in Hawaii!


For a good quick lunch, you can taste excellent burgers and meat also done in different ways. I want to emphasize the excellent quality of the meat. Priced accordingly about 10 \u20ac to persona.Enrico


We have been taking our daughter to Dr Gentile since birth. She is now 10 months. We have had a positive experience every time with Dr. Gentile. We only had 1 negative experience  at the Gilbert office with a different doctor at that location. She told me I needed to give my very large baby (9lbs) formula when I was solely breastfeeding. I didn't like that at all especially since I told her that I didn't want to do formula. I decided not to take her advice and see Dr. Gentile instead on our next visit. Dr. Gentile always respects our wishes. \n\nWe are very happy.


I cannot really explain how slow the service is. We were seated and waited about 10 mins till we went to the bar to get service. We then waited another 30 or so for food. Our drinks were never refilled. The whole time  we watched about 5 hostesses sit around and and do nothing. Not worth $13 for a burgers.


First time at Cesars stayed in the Forum towers.  Beautiful batroom, with ceiling and wall shower, tv in mirror.  Room has been updated but they need to update the dresser counter, looks old and scratched up.  Why would they update and not change the dressers Beautiful casino and love the forum shops, even though they are expensive.  Loved the pool area.  Would stay there again.


They get ONE star, because the beds and pillows were comfy. but thats it...\n\nHere starts my Bitch rant....\n\nWell, this is the LAST time we stay at a hotel based on theme!!!! My friends and I always wanted to stay here because it always looked so hip and being music fans, all the memorabilia intrigued us. We got a great deal so we jumped on it. Little did I know the great deal was because this place and the service sucks BALLS!\nCheck in was fairly easy. Deposit was 50 per night which I haven't had at other places but whatever. We came into a hot room. A/C barely worked. No trash can in the bathroom. Who ever cleaned this room was in a rush or just didn't give a rats because she/he over looked the bobby pins and hair clips and boogers on the wall. Boogers you say? Yes we had a Fucking BOOGER collection started off on our wall that some half drunk broski in his two sizes two small affliction shirt must have started on his stay previous to ours. Gross. Toilet paper was almost gone, barely any toiletries. Who fixed our room up? Did anyone at all? Sheesh! \n\nIt took 3 calls for them to fix our AC and it didn't get fixed I called at midnight on our second night asking when someone was going to come up and fix our damn ac. Which after the fix, didn't really do much. We still were super hot. Time to sleep in our chonies I guess!\n\nCheck out was a nightmare. We were supposed to be comped out rollaway bed for our troubles and I ended up gettin charged for it plus our deposit and I'm still trying to get that resolved. You would think I would get a free night considering we slept in a sauna but whatever. Of course my extra charges like room service was billed But the credits weren't given back. The front desk can't take care of it, because they are all derp derps... you have to call a different number of course which I'm sure being hundreds of miles away is going to be a pain in the ass. When I finally got a hold of Accounting, the lady was a total CU next tuesday when I explained the situation. Im still waiting on the credits to be refunded. Its been a week. I will call again until I get my money back. \n\nThey realllllly don't want me to get nasty on the phone. \n\nOther than that, the drinks are redic expensive, the beer wenches who fetch you your drinks while you gamble take forever to bring you your drinks if you can even find them. They only saving grace is the go go dancers. But they have those at other casinos. This place is good for the music and the memorabilia. THAT IS IT. \n\n\n\nStay away if you can!


Very disappointing! The steak was overcooked and bland. I ordered the $49 Bone In Tenderloin medium rare- it was delivered medium well. We were the 2nd table to be seated at 5:10. By 6:30, every table around us had been seated, served and had eaten their entrees as we were still waiting for our entrees. When I finally got the attention from our waitress, she was defensive and told us we were wrong as did the host as we were leaving. \nThe bread & oysters Rockefeller were tasty but not enough to be bring us back.


Best part about Vegas is the diversity of asian/islander food. \nYou can find plenty of places and I am just getting started. This place use to have a special for 5 bux which is now 6.25. Still worth it, even though that means its 6.75 with tax and 8 dollars with tip. (better tip dammit!)\nAnyway they slam u three long ass pieces of teryaki chicken (i had no idea chikens were so tall!!) when its teryaki day. and its delish. I feed my boo the macaroni salad w siracha and mini pieces of MY chicken mixed in to keep her happy (damn islanders!) but when im alone I always say hold that mayonaise mess (i cant even spell that word its so gross) and slam me 3 scoops of rice. \nTheres 3 0r 4 locations, but after venturing to the one on rainbow I have to say the WS and Eastern spot is the jam of the joint. \nI will go out of my wqay to meetup w people there, if i am anywhere near frys/wholefoods and its tuesday, you best believe Ill be in that parking lot stuffing my fat cheeks and non existant chin with the teriyaki goodness. \n\nAnwway sorry for the lack of reviews lately, I tried to yelp \"clark county correctional kitchen\" or \"rotten peaches josh insisted on bringing to burning man\" but nothing came up. That joke was pretty much for me. But if it matters to you, yes, I am laughing.


I admit, the ambiance is pretty cool, but if you're looking for a place to dine and chat it's a bit difficult to do that at Tao. I thought the noise level was a bit too loud among the music and various side conversations from neighboring tables.\n\nOur group of 14 decided to order family style. Dishes that stuck out to me:\n\n * Spicy Tuna tartare on crispy rice: One of my favorite things I ate at TAO. If you're afraid of spicy food, this wasn't too spicy. I enjoyed the textures and flavors this dish provided.\n\n*Squab lettuce wraps: delicious and easy to wrap.\n\n*Lobster wonton: I thought the wonton was overcooked, which had that \"mushy\" texture. Pass.\n\n*Miso glazed Chillian Sea Bass: Another favorite dish I enjoyed eating. I highly recommend this dish.\n\nOur bill at the end of our meal came out to $45 for 13 of us. Although the food was enjoyable, I personally thought that it wasn't worth $45. Then again, I had no input on what we ordered since one of the girls in our party was responsible for that. I wouldn't mind coming back and giving it another try though.\n\n*EDIT 9-26-12*\n\nI should clarify that each girl paid $45...not $45 for the total bill. If you're all about the food, you might as well head to a good Chinese restaurant and pay half the price.


Came here for breakfast on a Monday morning before checking out of the hotel.  Breakfast was free because I had a $20 voucher.  They had your standard breakfast food, eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, french toast, etc.  They also had a station where they cooked eggs to order.  Everything was just okay and there was nothing that stood out to me.  \n\nWould I come here if I didn't have a voucher, probably not.  It's an okay option if you're staying in the Monte Carlo, but there is much better out there.


Dined at Kokomo's with the $29.99 per person prix fixe deal currently offered at certain Mirage restaurants. My dad had the crab cake, surf and turf, and chocolate cake, while I had the carrot salad, salmon, and butterscotch custard. The crab cake and carrot salad were just okay. The surf and turf dish was wonderful - the steak was like butter, and the shrimp was tasty. The salmon was a very hefty portion, not too fishy, in a nice light sauce, but the accompanying side of rice was terribly bland. Desserts were good but not great. For the price, this is a great deal, but I'd probably recommend trying the other higher-rated Mirage restaurants instead. On our night at Mirage, Onda and Fin were closed, Japonais was no longer serving their lounge meal for 2 (5-8PM only), and we didn't want Stack since we've eaten at sister restaurant Fix already...so we were stuck with Kokomo's. Good value for the deal, but not some of the finest Vegas has to offer.


Disappointing meal here tonight, had a seafood platter. Fish and shrimp were fried in semi-rancid oil. You have to change your oil occasionally! Also nothing to dry your hands in mens room - no air dryer, paper towel was completely out. I expect waaay more for the prices you pay here.


Great great great Chinese food. How these places I used to frequent as a kid pop up in my backyard is beyond me. Like living in the Matrix. My all time favorite dishes can be found here. Crispy Gau Gee with Cake Noodle, Cold Ginger Chicken, Beef with Ong Choy also known as swamp grass. Just the perfect  hint of ham ha. All goes good with the rice wash it down with some hot tea. Service is very relaxed don't expect to be checked on every minute however the room is small enough to get attention for water or requests. You won't be running to the bathroom after you eat here un-like other restaurants I have been to in the Spring Mountain Road area.


After watching Gordon Ramsey chew people out on Kitchen Nightmares for standing around and doing nothing and for watching him yell at head chef's on the show for not expediting, I was shocked to see over 10 people standing around in the open kitchen and the head chef standing and talking to a couple patrons for the entire 1.5 hours we were there.  The irony!  \n\nAs for the food...\nThe wings looked amazing, but were just ok.  I preferred the red ones over the green since they had more flavor. \n\nThe truffle fries were great!  Really liked those.\n\nHad the Hell's Kitchen Burger.  It was juicy and ground from chuck, brisket and short rib, which is a great combination, but it was definitely under seasoned.  The housemate sesame bun was a nice touch, but nothing distinguishable.\n\nOur server was very knowledgeable and friendly and took the time to share lots of information about the place with us.\n\nAll in all a solid 3 stars for my first Gordon Ramsey experience.


Had been hoping for a good sushi restaurant in our little town, but once again, CG has worked its dark magic & given me yet another reason to head to Phoenix. The service was seriously lacking, the menu had no drinks listed (not even soda) and the 2 menus my bf and I received were both printed differently. To continue the inconsistent theme, all of my BFs food came out at once; the rice came out last WTH, 5 minutes later PART of mine arrived, then we had to remind the waitress that I had also ordered miso soup ( which should've come out before any of the sushi). Once all that was taken care of, my bf instantly noticed the over sized slices of salmon on his roll. While more is usually a good thing, if you can't  consistently slice fish (or any food for that matter) you have NO business being a sushi chef. The thick slices threw off the flavor consistency of the roll, and he didn't even finish his food; which has never happened at a sushi restaurant... Ever! He said the flavor was OK, not bad, but the whole experience was \"just off\" and \"not right\". My Caramelo roll tasted good, but it wasn't even sliced all the way thru, so ever other time I picked up a bite, it unwrapped the next piece.  I ended up cutting the damn thing with a fork! That chef needs to go back to school and work on his knife skills PRONTO! This all happened at 2pm, so it's not as if they were busy at all. Just like every thing else in Casa Grande, Senor Sushi suffers from laziness. This town has a long way to go. Nothing will ever improve if the people don't take pride in what they do; no matter how big or small the job. The wait staff was far too casual, they acted as if they were doing someone a favor by filing in for them. They seemed lost, almost like they didn't belong. Won't be returning.


Let's make this fleeting moment last forever\nSo, tell me what you're waiting for?\nI'm gonna keep it frozen here forever,\nThere's no regretting anymore at...The Henry! - Krewella (alive)\n\nI was intrigued by this place because it's one of those 24 hour cafe's at every hotel except this one doesn't have the the looks and feels of one. Already late for lunch, there was no question that the French dip was the way to go, as it came with tater tots with a slight hint of truffle oil! With so many restaurants in Vegas that make you order fries separately with their sandwiches or burgers, this is a huge plus! How many places come with sides with their steaks in Vegas? Exactly my point. Especially since it isn't built into the price, it felt like a great deal here. The french dip tasted great, and we finished all the tater tots. The only thing I wished was that I could choose how the prime rib was cooked, but they said it's already pre-prepared..oh well. \n\nAgain, it's open 24 hours so a great place to come after clubbing/late night fun at the Cosmo. I will be willing to come back anytime next time I'm staying here again as an afternoon/late night option (which will be in the very near future..comped rooms ftw! -although the terrace's aren't fun in the cold winter nights!!)


Well first the rooms are great and can't go wrong with the view on either side. I was a bit worried about the service aspect of this place based on a lot of below posts and they turned out to be true.\nHousekeeping is a complete disaster was there for 5 nights in a 1 bedroom suite and we only got fresh towels once. Called down numerous times the first 2 days and then we just went to the pool and stole some towels from there.\nThe projector TV didn't work called down numerous times about that....no one ever came up.\nOrdered room service for breakfast one mourning after 90 minutes we called down again and they didn't have our order.\nLong story short....\nRooms great\nView great\nLocation great\nService absolutely terrible.


I came here once and was instantly confused by the menu...is this custard or italian ice??? I picked a coffee flavored \"custard slushee\" and it tasted bad. Like chemically flavored crushed ice. Maybe I'm one of those people who picked the wrong thing, but I would definitely go to Tasty Yo over this place anyday


I love the pizza here. I come here all the time with friends. The pizza is always delicious and the lunch specials are incredible when it comes to price. I have only had a couple encounters with snotty teenage workers but otherwise it has always been great.


Maybe it was because we were starving but I highly doubt it. This place is quite empty but the food was really good! It is served family style. I HIGHLY recommend the garlic noodles and the Stir Fry Chicken with Eggplant and Basil. I am dreaming of that plate currently. Best I've had hands down! Chicken Fried Rice was good -- not too greasy and flavorful.


My opinion of this Best Western completely depends on your expectations and what you're looking for.  Very reasonable price considering the free breakfast, free wi-fi, social hour, and a decent pool. We arrived with a young child  however and they need a little open space which is something these rooms don't afford. Overall....pretty good, if it was just the wife and I we would return when looking more for a decent place for a great rate. If we we're back with the kid we'd pass.


I was excited to try Pho here since they opened after hearing about it and passing by after it opened, the Yelp reviews were promising as well! I went with fellow Yelper Heather S. as we were in the mood for hot soup on that cold night! \n\nThe decor is nice, bright and clean and I like the open view kitchen so that you can see the cooks moving about while making every ones food. \n\nI was in the mood for something with shrimp in it and for Pho there were only two options for seafood. They had the seafood Pho which had, shrimp, scallops and imitation crab or Tom Pho which is what I ordered that only had shrimp.\n\nThe Pho noodles and the broth were good however my little shrimps had been cooked to death, overcooked then filled in a bowl with boiling hot water just killed it as those shrimps never had a chance to be good. That is a pet peeve of mine, over cooked seafood is a deal breaker and will ruin a meal as shrimp should not be hard as a rock and chewy. I do not suggest ordering the Tom Pho.\n\nI did like the fresh spring rolls with the peanut dipping sauce and my lychee flavored iced tea was a winner.\n\nIf you do not see a combination that is listed you do have the option to create your own up to three meats.\n\nThere is no ATM in this restaurant, they refer you across the street of crazy busy spring mountain to a Wells Fargo bank ATM. I have no idea why previous reviews state there is an ATM located inside of the restaurant when there is not. \n\nAlso no credit card transactions are accepted for less than 20.00 so it made it sort of complicated for us going dutch.


Get there before rush hour so you can miss the traffic. \n\nThe staff is the only reason I can't give this 5 stars. They seemed pre occupied. You don't want to seem like this when  you are getting stuck with needles. It just is a bit upsetting. \n\nThe mobile team is awesome though.


This is my third Vegas trip in a row visiting Comme Ca.  It's pretty much become one of my default stops in Vegas that I simply just can't avoid and it's really hard for me to resist coming here for lunch.\n\nMy last two visits simply just had me order their famous Duck Confit Cinnamon Roll and call it a day.  Well, that didn't stop here with this visit.  But unlike those two visits before, I came with a bigger appetite and I ordered the their Oxtail Eggs Benedict as my main entree.\n\nDuck Confit Cinnamon Roll with Pork Belly --  http://bit.ly/1c1GQSF\nw/ smoked bacon frosting, raspberry compote\nThis is one of those dishes that seem to get better every time I have it, even for the third time.  Like before, it's really hard to explain in words how amazing this thing is.  Sweetness from the cinnamon roll and raspberries, savory duck confit inside, and smokey flavor of the pork belly.  Oh, and there's Bacon Frosting too!  It's really not fair that I have to fly to another state to have this.  A must order every time!!  \n\nOxtail Eggs Benedict  --  http://bit.ly/190ewQc\nw/ warm goug\u00e8res, spinach, two poached eggs, truffle hollandaise\nAre you kidding me?  This is definitely a great savory contrast to the sweetness of Duck Confit Cinnamon Roll.  There's a lot going on with this Eggs Benedict because of the braised oxtail and the truffle hollandaise.  It's oozing with flavor and has a lot of substance.  This is food porn at its finest.  One of the best Eggs Benedicts I've ever had!!\n\nI can't help but give high praise for their lunch which is only available Friday through Sunday.  There are plenty of other things to try like their Comme Ca Burger, Fried Chicken Sandwich, and Red Velvet Bacon Waffles. Someday, I'll be back to try their dinner.  I probably don't need to, because I would most likely end up going back for lunch anyways and I'm perfectly fine with that.


You need to know.\nAt prime dinner hour, like 6-9pm, it takes ONE HOUR of waiting, and no they dont do reservations.  You can't call in.  They will take your name down and call you when ready, thats it.\n\nThey can accommodate groups, for example I had 13 in my party.\n\nThe $6.99 filet minon dinner for which they are famous is not on the menu, ask for it directly.\n\nThe beer sucks, the rootbeer sucks, and the waitstaff is friendly though overworked, thusly, food comes slow (unless you're there at 3am)\n\nOrder your steak rare or medium rare, or else it will come to you as a charred hunk.\n\nBottom line: at 7 dollars, you can't go wrong, and the only real downside is the atrocious wait.  It is what it is, and there's something magically epic about a steak that cheap, in Vegas.  Don't come here for ambiance or quality, come for a cheap filet that might make you smile.


Wait staff and service was good.  My steak was excellent (Tabasco peppered Kobe flank). My friends duck was mediocre and the fat was not rendered. We didn't have time to wait for a fix so she just ate it.  The sides with it were good. The worst part of the experience was the fact that they charged $5 for hot water. 35 for mediocre duck and 40 for a steak.  I find charging for hot water ridiculous.


I like the decor... was definitely impressed by the amount of TVs.  My boyfriend and I sat at a high top to watch the ASU game.  The place was a  little empty but it was still pretty early in the day.  I'm curious to see how it acts as a club.\n\nSalads were overpriced, but who honestly orders a salad at a bar?  You shouldn't.  But we did anyway.  I didn't realize that bacon on a salad meant bac-o's, Firehouse... but thank you for educating me.\n\nHad a vodka soda.  It wasn't great.  Our waitress was super sweet though & really attentive.  \n\nNext time, I'll try this place when I'm in the mood for wings & beer.


Food mostly great, service not so wonderful.\n\nI visited here one evening with a companion.  We had never been here before so we joked as we approached the door about how we'd probably be stared at as we walked in, dressed as we were in t-shirts and casual pants.  When we opened the door, BAM - everyone was indeed staring!  That's because the entertainment -a woman playing a stringed instrument and singing-  was seated on a bench in the lobby right in front of the doors, commanding everyone's attention.  This was a rather disconcerting \"welcome\" that had us laughing later at our table. \n\nI feared that the place would be way too expensive, given the decor and the entertainment, which included a Thai dancer, but the meals were moderately priced, around $10 to $15.  The specials, however, were in the $20 range, and special bar drinks were $10.\n\nI had the Tom Ka Khai for an appetizer, and it was delicious, with layers of interesting flavors. It wasn't as polished, nor as pretty, as the Lotus of Siam's version, but very, very good.  My companion raved over it, as well as over her chicken satay appetizer which was very, very tasty and succulent. MMMM!   She also enjoyed a martini, which was very prettily attired in a flower and a slice of citrus, and sprinkled with what appeared to be a little shaved ice.\n\nMy friend ordered the red curry with shrimp, and when it arrived she knew at once that the shrimp was overcooked by its appearance. It was indeed very white and a bit rubbery.  My masaman was quite tasty, though (my companion loved it as well), although a couple of the potato chunks were a tad undercooked. I enjoyed the meal quite a bit overall.  \n\nBeing who she is, she set her plate aside in the hope that she would be able to get a different dish instead, otherwise she would ask for it to be boxed to take home.  When the waitress  caught her eye my friend told her that she felt her dish wasn't flavorful and that the shrimp was overcooked, but that she loved everything else she had tasted.  The waitress immediately offered to substitute another meal, which my friend accepted.  The waitress then brought over the manager.  Manager asks how meal was.  Friend repeats story. Manager offers substitute. Friend accepts.\n\nSo... some time goes by and no waitress.  The manager wanders by and my friend asks her if the waitress will be coming back. The manager says the waitress is busy with another customer.  She looks towards the back of the restaurant and then has a second thought, and offers to take the order herself. My friend orders the chicken fried rice.\n\nThe order arrived but the waitress was now quite subdued.  I didn't make much of it (I hate conflict- I usually don't even send meals back) but I did notice that she never came back to check on us, didn't have a smile for us when she walked by, and was showing that she wasn't happy with us.  Since my friend was quite polite about the whole thing and there had been no obvious rancor I was a little surprised about the waitress' change of demeanor and lack of good service.  Luckily other staff were very friendly and handled duties. I was able to get a Coke from the bartender when he came to ask if my companion wanted another martini.\n\nThe strangest thing was when I got the check. The waitress just plopped the check on the table and, chin up, whipped away from us so quickly it startled me.  I usually don't notice subtle displeasure, but this was over-the-top rude, and made my friend angry enough to refuse to leave a tip.  (Me being a wimp I would have left her maybe 10%).\n\nSigh....\nSo, the food was very flavorful except for the shrimp dish and a couple of undercooked potatoes, but I really enjoyed the flavors. The live Thai entertainment created an interesting cultural atmosphere. I found the restaurant to be clean, nicely designed and comfortable. I thought everyone was pleasant except for our waitress during the last half of the meal. I'd give the place a 3.5 to a 4, but my companion does not condone unprofessionalism when one pays for a service, so she would give it a 2, so I'm rounding my score to a 3.\n\nBoth of us might be willing to try this place again, just based on the fact that the food that we did like was awesome, and the staff, other than our waitress, were friendly and professional.  Personally, I think most people would have a good experience here despite my own adventure.


Pretty good food but i am not a very big fan of tapas.  overall i thought it was a fun vibe for some good wine and a light dinner


We came here w/ friends for a weekend.  We would not return.  \n\nRoom - Don't bother staying here!  You can spend only a bit more and stay at a much nicer hotel.  The \"non-smoking\" room smelled like an ashtray, the tv only worked intermittently, and housekeeping knocked on the door at 8 am despite the privacy sign on the doorknob.  Nothing seemed very clean.  Comfort Inn would have been a step up.  \n\nCasino - Two things happened within about 5 minutes of playing:  1)  a friend was told to \"hurry up\" when throwing the dice at the craps table (and he had taken all of 10 seconds... not an unreasonable length of time!), and 2) when the two of us (one playing, one watching) ordered cocktails, we were told that I wouldn't be served unless I bought some chips and played.  I have never heard that before, and I didn't hear it again during this trip at any other casino.  Very odd.  \n\nIl Fornaio - We had salads, pasta, and steak - all were good.  \n\nZumanity - Worth seeing (just stay elsewhere).


I live a block away from the park...I won't take my daughter here since the playground is always torn up


Well!!\nLittle do I remember ! \nI wrote a review almost 3 years ago on this place... I remember NOT liking it there at akahana.\n SOMEHOW\n my friends encouraged me to try it one more time- FAIL. \nThe BOGO enticed me, let me tell ya, if those sushi rolls weren't bogo- I wouldve been soooo pissed off.\n Its bogo for a reason folks.\n The sushi is awful. Not much different from what I was claiming in 2012. \nI tried the cherry blossom roll and the surf n turf. YUCK.\nMy other 2 friends that were with me agreed that their rolls tasted old, just as mine did. My sushi had avocado where some of it was turning in color (old) and the salmon also did not look fresh....or the tuna.... DAMN! \nLike seriously guys, sushi isnt your cup of tea.... practically 3 years later....STILL, simply put, AWFUL sushi. \nI will never go back, I dont care what kind of luring special they advertise, on top of it all - believe it or not this place is pricey!  Like 14 bucks for something you wouldnt pay a dollar for. \nRusans, in my opinion,  can't be beat in Charlotte.


I have always wanted to eat here. I'm glad I finally made the effort.\nIt is beautifully decorated and clean. All the staff was attentive and friendly.\n\nWhen we walked in we were greeted and offered to have our picture taken with the Hard Rock backdrop, which we did. Seated immediately, and our waitress was there quickly to get our drink order and came back with them to take our order.\n\nEveryone's food and drinks were fabulous. We had a very nice lunch and the price was well worth the food and excellent service! \n\nI had the Avocado Salad, my niece has an avocado sandwich, my daughter and her boyfriend both had burgers. Again, all the food was delicious!\n\nI recommend everyone put this place on your to do list the next time you go to Vegas. Enjoy all the memorabilia they have all over the walls, the music and videos they play that brings back memories and be sure to stop in their gift shop before you leave!


Great neighborhood place that serves delicious food late into the night.\n\nFirst room has a bar and a few tables... through there is a second room all for dining with a window view to the street.\n\nUnpretentious, authentic, tasty Italian.  Sea Scallops were perfect.


I am sure this place has great food, and it has kind of a cool, young vibe. I was a little overwhelmed by the menu, so I asked the woman taking my order what sandwiches were the most popular. She recommended two, and I picked the one that sounded better to me. Some sort of club sandwich, not a far cry from a sandwich I would typically order, so I knew I would like this type of meal.\n\nWhen the food came, the sandwich was extremely disappointing. The bread was so DRY. Not fresh or springy or anything good, it was dry and crumbly. I took about three bites, discovered that the rest of the ingredients followed suit with being disappointing. \n\nSo, I brought it back up to the counter, and told the same woman who had taken my order that I did not like the food, that it was dry, and that I wanted to take it back. She was sweet and smart and called over another woman, Im guessing a supervisor or a manager, and explained the situation. This supervisor woman clarified that I \"just didn't like it\" and told me that they would not be replacing my meal with something else. I said fine and just asked for a refund, which she unhappily gave me.\n\nThe thing that irks me is that they weren't willing to give me something else. So, I leave this place hungry and with a bad food experience. What incentive does this give me to go back? From the experience I had, I didn't like the food or the customer service. Not to mention, the sandwich alone cost 8 bucks. If I can go to Sprouts and get a bomb ass sandwich for $3.50, I want an 8 dollar sandwich to blow my socks off, not be a total disappointment.


The waitress/owner is the worst I have ever experienced.  Sure, her English is bad, but her attitude is worse.\nI went in with allergies/a cold after 3pm. yesterday evening, hoping to get a soup to comfort me.  She tossed the menus on the table remarking that she was doing me a favor by placing the lunch menu on the table, even when lunch was technically over.\nShe went away and chatted in Chinese with the nearby table.  \nShe came back to my table and I wasn't ready.  It took her 10 minutes to return.  She turned up her nose at me, and began chatting (loudly) with the sushi chef.  My body language showed I was ready, but she came over when she was good and ready.\n\nI said that I wanted soup, and asked her for her recommendation, since I was feeling under the weather.  I guess she was disappointed in my order.  She refused to apply herself to the question, giving short, sharp answers, avoiding eye contact, and then stating, \"Everyone is different,\" so a recommendation was not possible.  She left again for an extended period of time.  I had time to look around at the dirty carpet.  She brought no tea or water.\n\nI asked about the spring rolls; were they fried?  She tried to educate me on Chinese cuisine versus Thai with such attitude.  \"Excuse me?\" I thought to myself, \"Does Orient equate with Chinese?\"\n\nI asked if she had ginger tea.  She said there was only one tea in a yelling tone, and I had better be okay with that!\n\nFinally I ordered the Miso soup.  It came in a very small bowl and was not hot enough.  I asked for the tea twice, since it appeared she did not hear me.  She barked at me with the equivalent, \"Alright already.\"  She plopped it on the table.  Later, when I was finished with my soup, she put her fingers all over the tea nossle.  That was effective in making me leave promptly.  Again, my body language communicated, \"Check please!\" but she chatted with the sushi chef, never letting him get a word in edgewise.\n\nI waited another agonizing 5 minutes for the check and left a 1cent tip.  I mumbled \"Never again!\" as I left, determined to never frequent this establishment, and to discourage all of my friends and family to steer clear.  As I drove around the back, the kitchen staff stared at me in an unwelcoming manner.\n\nI had never had such an experience at a restaurant in my life before.


Very disappointed. Ordered chicken Pad Thai to go and I didn't notice until I got home that they put tofu instead of chicken. The flavor was very plain, there wasn't even peanuts in it. Don't recommend.


I didn't have a good experience at this restaurant. First, I think the name \"gastropub\" is thrown around a little loosely these days. I noted a few items hinting at creativity, but mainly the menu is bar appetizers, burgers and some British food. Creed and Maroon 5 on the sound system, and enough \"flair\" on the wall to make you feel like you are in a British TGI Fridays, not a hole in the wall British Pub. \n\nWent for lunch and the place was not packed at all. Despite seeing several servers walking around, waited a good 10 minutes for a water and a menu. The following was ordered: buffalo burger medium, substitue horseradish sauce instead of bleu cheese, and sweet potato fries. 35 minutes later (place is almost empty) food arrives by a different server who puts it down without saying anything and walks away. Food consists of a small patty of well done meat on a very large, somewhat burned bun. I am not sure of there burger weight, but putting it on a bun twice the size does not help with any sort of illusion. Large hunk of bleu cheese, but no horseradish anywhere to be found. No one is around and I am starving so I scrape off the cheese and just eat it. Anyone who has had buffalo understands it has a different flavor than beef. I cannot verify this, but I am pretty sure I DIDNT have a buffalo burger. \n\nNo one checked on me even if I had wanted to say anything. The next time I saw my server he was delivering my unasked for check. \n\nThis \"pub\" is exactly the reason I avoid chain restaurants whenever I can. \n\nSince I want to be a little nice, if you do want a good beer selection (and even some ciders) this place might be up your alley. Also, the sweet potato fries were good.


Food - 5 stars\nHostess - 1 star.  Awful.\n\nThe food at Sienna is fantastic (the only reason why I have been back more than once).  I live in NYC and am pretty picky about my Italian restaurants.  I'm currently in Pittsburgh on a long term work assignment- staying downtown, and therefore I eat dinner out every night alone.  \n\nI have gone to Sienna both for dinner and lunch.  The meal both times has been fantastic BUT the hostess (same one both times) was rude, condescending, and inappropriate.  I hope management reads this and has a talk with her.  I understand that I am one person and would NEVER take up a big table on a busy night at a restaurant.  I'm happy sitting at the bar.  That being said-- on a Monday night in an empty restaurant, I expect to be welcomed kindly.  No looking me up and down, and quesitoning \"on, ONE person? Dining ALONE? Well... I guess we have space for you at the bar.\"  No kidding, in the empty restaurant- thanks.  Then I went there again at lunch (WANTING to eat at the bar) when it was early and there were tons of tables open and the bar was full and again-- the look, the grimace.\n\nIt is a SHAME that a restaurant with such fantastic food (meatballs, octopus appetizer, flatbread, and wine selection are AMAZING) chooses to put such an ugly face forward.\n\nI would love to have Sienna on my weekly restaurant rotation but instead am opting for Meat & Potatoes (MUCH busier but still recognize me with a warm welcome) and Penn Avenue Fish Company (same thing-- busy but welcoming).


This place has decent food, but the quality of the service needs a lot of tweaking. Something that I found surprising is the lack of English in their menus even if most of the clients are tourists who come to visit the Fine Arts Museum, they have their menu in French printed on the disposable place mats but no English in sight. I was sitting next to a big table with visitors from India and they were having a hard time with the menus. The staff  was kind of aloof and reluctant to help them. Printing a menu in English on the other side of the place mat would have helped a lot. I was there with a friend, we ordered coffee and some pastries and the food was served without a single paper napkin, the waiter came brought the food and disappeared. This is not exactly a place where I am inclined to return.


Five stars is for food only !! Hands down best pastrami I've ever had. Maybe best sandwich period. I got the pastrami Reuben on sourdough. The gentleman on the meat sliding station let me sample the corn beef and pastrami to see which I liked better. He was very friendly but the two girls working the other counters were frowning and not friendly. .  I will def be returning on my next Vegas trip.


It was my first time:\n\nVery attentive staff. \n\nYou will not benefit much from making an appointment because there are only a few techs. You may have to sit in a massage chair & soak for a bit but I don't mind the extra time with a massager at all! \n\nI would like it if they had prices & services I could read up on but I'm not shy or afraid to ask. I was explained very well any questions I had. \n\nI went in at 6 (close at seven) they stayed until almost 8 to make sure everyone was happy. I had an idea of what I wanted going there & I left very satisfied


They updated their menu and now have very very limited choices.  We had a group of six of us the other day.  The waitress a heavy set lady acted like we were doing her a favor by being there rather than the other way around.  She never smiled and seemed not to care.  We had to asked her numerous times for things and she even left things off menu items we ordered more than once.  The tomato bisque has cayenne pepper in it and is very spicy, tastes and has the thickness of a tomato paste rather than a soup/bisque.  The children's meals are very very small geared more for a 2-6 year old rather than a 10 yr old. The salad are very small compared to the price and only feed one person  who is not very hungry.  Like I said previously new menu with limited offerings which are not worth the price.  no longer a good option for anything except maybe pancakes.


Service was confusing and the menu transition from lunch to dinner was frustrating. Over all pizza was grand.


Well if anyone deserves ZERO STARS HERE WE ARE!  I have been here twice and had ok meals. This time today was my worst dining experience ever. I ordered an omelette and out comes the server with our food and he was the one who noticed a hair on it. Sent back only to return with another pretty looking omelette with a Hair on top!!! I was so appalled. Can you imagine this happening twice ? My friends were about done with their food when I gave then a 3rd chance. This time we were good but my toast was full of butter which isn't what I ordered. Anyway. They were nice to take it off the bill and my fresh food was good even though everyone else on my table was done eating and just watching me. What awful\nLuck... I still see that hair in my visual mind. Never coming back here again. Sorry for the bad review but it was a horrid experience.


My family have been loyal customers of Wynn for many many years. It's been our favorite hotel until today.\n\nThe customer service at wynn lacks professionalism. I was thoroughly disappointed at how a manager handles a mistake that was made by an employee checking us in. Upon check in, my card was double charged for the resort fee. The next day when I approached the checkin desk again to voice my concern, the manager I spoke to was extremely arrogant  and insisted they corrected the mistake so that's all. His apology was insincere and he communicated with a stern face and acted like I was wasting his time, when it was his staffs mistake that's causing me extra trouble.\n\nI've stayed at plenty 5 star resorts and not once have I experienced such horrible customer service.


Lombardinos is a good family place to go..Lombardinos service/staff is ok...The food is good though when we ask for crispy pizza they never give us crispy pizza but it is still good!!The Pasta is nothing wowing also the calamari is good...If you want to go to a nice pizza family restaurant u should go to Lombardinos!!!


Who doesnt love an in-Out-Burger when your bored or hungry late night and nothing else is open?? High Protein High Fat meal. Very good if your in your bulking stage of the year. Always friendly customer service and food is cooked in a timely manner thank you for the great meat!


Thank you Yelp!  We were in town visiting and decided to try this place for lunch based on its good reviews.  Yelpers were right on - delicious (and affordable)!  We loved the cornbread, candied yams, collard greens, carolina chopped bbq, mac & cheese, green beans, and black eyed peas.  Generous portions too.  Full of atmosphere and it was still busy at 3pm.  \n\nWe definitely recommend Mert's.


\"Meh\" is so right on for describing Luma. It's like a diner imitating a classy restaurant. Boring menu that never changes, uninspired cocktail list and a deplorable beer selection. I imagine they must have a lot of freezers for food storage. Servers go through the motions but know better than to give much of a shit. You seriously might as well just go to Eat 'n Park rather than paying moderately high prices for moderately bad food at Luma.


I have been torn about trying Smashburger since some of the reviews for their locations have been less than smashing.  Last night, we decided to try something different and decided to try Smashburger.\n\nI looked at the online menu and then went to this location which is near where I live.  I got the avocado club hamburger for myself and the truffle mushroom burger for my wife.  After finding out what Smash fries were, I got an order for each of us.\n\nSarah was the woman running the register last night and she was good answering my questions.  I'm sure she could tell it was my first time there.  She told me to have a seat and she'd bring the to go order as soon as it was ready.  In about 5 minutes, the order was ready.  Since there was no one else in the restaurant, I knew it was mine.\n\nA short drive home and we were enjoying the hamburgers.  They were good for a change.  They are somewhere in the middle between normal fast food hamburger chains and the upscale hamburger shops which have sprung up around Las Vegas.  The fries were good.\n\nI'm not going to make Smashburger a regular on my rotation schedule, but it was good enough that I'll be back sometime.  I need to try the nutter butter shake.


This company was recommended and will never use them again. I called to schedule a dryer vent cleaning and at first Jeremy seemed really cool over the phone. Unfortunately, that was the only good thing that I can remember. On the day of my appt, they were an hour and a half late. Then upon arrival, they didn't even have the correct equipment to do the job!!!! I have a dryer/washer stack combo and they couldn't move the machine! They simply stated that they checked the vent on the exterior of the building and  concluded that our vent was good to go for another 3 years. I wasn't around majority of the time of the service but despite not being able to do the job needed, they had charged us the full amount to do pretty much nothing. I could go on and on and in details about everything that happened but I won't. The thing I still don't understand is that being in the business of cleaning dryer vents, why did they not have the proper equipment to do the job?? Sure their prices seemed good but as for honesty, I wouldn't trust their judgement. I hired an honorable and awesome company to do the job after such terrible service and boy did they do a 200% better job!


Mojitos.  Enough said.


i don't even know where to start. a hotel of this caliber in miami would cost triple what we paid for our two unforgettable nights at the M. the decor is sleek, sexy and innovative. a sensual, floral fragrance permeates throughout every inch of the hotel. there's free soda fountains on the casino floor and a very reasonably priced buffet that seems so go on forever. when you book your room, you either have a choice of strip view or mountain view. while the mountain view sounded lovely, i'm really glad we chose the strip view. we watched the sun go down as las vegas came alive and then fall asleep in the comfortable loungers by the floor-to-ceiling window as the city lights shimmered behind a transparent veil of rising desert heat. our room was very modern but extremely cozy and inviting. the bathroom was ENORMOUS. i probably left claw marks on the porcelain from having to be dragged out of the bathtub. THERE IS A GODDAMN TV IN THE BATHROOM MIRROR. I REPEAT. TV IN THE MIRROR. YOU CAN WATCH FIRST 48 WHILE YOU'RE DROPPING A DEUCE. also, HOLY FREE SHIT EVERYDAY. we got a bottle of wine, a polo shirt, a windbreaker, a t shirt, and an apron! you better believe i was drunk off my ass, prancing around my room in that thing.\n\nhere are my only gripes:\n- there was only one area to get ice on our floor and it happened to be at the opposite end of the hallway. kind of a mission since i was using one of the two sinks as coolers for the bottles of champagne and vodka i brought with me. \n\n- spa mio offers a $50 bikini wax and they mean \"bikini\" for real. none of their staff is apparently trained to do a proper brazilian so i basically paid $50 for about a third of the hair removal that i get at home for half the price. that being said, the girl that waxed me was really lovely. the wax she used was top-notch. i barely felt a thing. the spa itself is so relaxing and serene. i probably would've paid $50 just to sit in the waiting area and continue getting drunk. \n\n- i'm really not psyched about the TOTALLY UNNECESSARY $200 hold they placed on my credit card. turns out the guy that checked us in DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT but did anyway, assuming we would use the internet and the mini bar. who the fuck does that and if you already have my credit card info on file, wouldn't it make more sense to deduct whatever expenses we incur AFTER WE CHECK OUT? fuck. i could've used those $200 which i won't see again for another 7-10 business days. THANKS GUY. \n\nother than the points mentioned above, i am totally staying here again next time i'm in vegas.


Asked to have my thermostat replaced and they asked me for $69 for a cooling system test. So I ask again \"how much to change the thermostat in my car? I know it needs replaced.\"  The SALESMAN says they won't do that for me without first charging me $69 to just look at it. I say no thanks and ask about the check engine that recently came on in our other vehicle and he says its $100 to tell me why the light is on and doesn't include any repairs. I'm flabbergasted!! \nFirestone wants $169 plus tax to tell me I need a new thermo, which I already know,  plug in a handheld computer into the dash, which takes 90seconds and is FREE at oriellys auto parts and auto zone! You probably noticed I called the \"mechanic\" a salesman and that's because all he wanted to do was sell us stuff we have no use for\nThis is all after spending over $1,000 on minor repairs like brakes, cv joints, tune-up, etc. \nthis place will drain your wallet and your bank account!!\nI also inquires about a radiator and they quoted me $900 for a new one..I went to a radiator shop and had one installed for $300. \nThe bottom line is FORESTONE COMPLETE AUTO CARE IS A COMMPLETE RIP OFF!!!!


Since it is an older establishment, they are starting some renovations starting in the casino, which is where I have been at. The gambling atmosphere is pretty good, they have dancing girls which is cool. A nice classic touch are the Flamingo girls who stand outside waiting for you to take a picture with them. Party on!


This HT located in the Blakeney shopping center is not the closest one to where I work or live, but from time-to-time I stop in here when I am on the way to visit friends.\n  \nIt seems to be a little smaller footprint than the store at Stonecrest.  However, it is nice and has a pretty good selection of food & beverages. Overall I don't rate this store the highest in the area because of parking.  Getting in & out of the shopping center always seems to be a bit of a hassel.


How do you make a non-coffee drinker enjoy a cup of Joe? You bring her to a Yelp event! \n\nCafe Odessa staff weren't shy on helping a non caffeine-ite navigate the realm of\nImported beans, and their chai lattes were a a bonus treat.  \n\nAs my first Yelp event, what can I say? CM was a charm, Elites were all welcoming, I was handed some gin and left with official Yelp swap. I most certainly look forward to my next invitation to socialize with a few more of you wonderful people.


I was stoked to see 99 cent deep fried Oreos and Twinkies as they reminded me of State Fairs so fondly. However, the lady behind the food counter was not having a good day. She was rude and took order only from those standing \"directly\" in front of her... then told us that she was out of Oreos and Twinkies. Really?? I could of swore I saw a few boxes full of them behind her to her right... but clearly she wasn't having any of it.\n\nDidn't stay to play in the casino. They did give out mardi gras beads though.


white chocolate raspberry - ftw!!!!!!!!


I typically like my food non-living, but Luna's had nice, tasty, fresh options for the diner looking for a healthy bite to eat.  \n\nThe Clinton Classic Veggie Burger was quite yummy.  I love how it is hearty and grain-heavy with a little crunchy layer on the outside.  The accompanying salad was like a little work of art - I've never seen beautiful, fresh greens so artfully arranged.\n\nMy partner got the Lunasagna, which was delicious and flavorful as well.  We also shared the Incan Warrior smoothy, which I thought would be disgusting since I think hemp milk is nasty, but it was actually really good!  The raw cacao and cinnamon gave it a lot of flavor.\n\nBe warned, the cafe is quite tiny, so during a lunch hour rush it may be tricky to find seating.  The price is a bit more than you would typically shell out at a lunch spot, but the freshness and quality of the ingredients make the pricing very fair.


My sales person was very knowledgable and respectful. I am very happy with Verizon and their service. Overall nice experience at this corporate owned location. Thank you!


There were six of us who went just after the lunch crowd was over.  My first impression is that the place could use a good scrubbing.  Also, the girl taking our order at the counter had zero personality.\nI ordered menudo which was some of the best that I have had.  My husband and I also ordered the tamale platter.  We both ordered beef tamales.  We each got one beef, one corn.  They were just okay.  I am glad that all of our orders came out in styrofoam \"to go\" containers even though we were eating there, because I saw everyone getting their orders of cheap, flimsy paper plates that ended up being soggy.  One couple ordered tostadas.  There was more lettuce than beans or cheese.\nI can tell you that I will never go back.  The food is definitely not authentic.


Stand up guys. Scott took care of me and didn't pressure me into any repairs. He was kind enough to quote the needed repairs and offered to just do the bare minimum (safely of course) to get me back on the road.  I'll be referring friends to this shop so long as they are in business.


The food is great the portions are perfect and the sevice is outstanding...the only problem is they have a 20.00 min to use debt, this is a problem for me Because I usually go by myself and don't carry cash so I probably won't come back because I can get the same great food service and portions two minutes down the street and use debit anytime I want.


Luckily, we got $50 off when spending $100 via a restaurant.com gift cert!  DEF invest in that if there's any available...I know my friend bought hers years ago but it still worked!\n\nThe bread was really good...even though you pay for one piece of bread (each).  I got the filet mignon but it was just ok...maybe it's because I prefer medium well but got medium for the group?  The fried mac 'n cheese was pretty good but nothing out of the ordinary...the burger was alright as well....nothing really stood out.\n\nI wished the decor was more fancy and loud like it is in other fancy restaurants.  My friend and I also got a free dessert since we said it was our bdays, so yay to that!  Server was really friendly as well.


My new favorite hidden gem! I've been to a few popcorn shops around town and they boast artificial colors and candy coatings. Popped truly is revolutionizing the popcorn industry with it's fresh made, dye-free popcorn flavors. And their \"Dragon's Breath\" nitro-pop is as cool as it gets! I love the sample bowls hanging from the ceiling and the relaxed, inviting vibe the shop has. Forget coffee shops and their noisy grinders! These guys offer wifi, beverages, and tasty treats (Pb&J popcorn is a must try)...this is my new hang out!


It's Subway! It's probably the most food that you are going to get for $5. This subway is pretty clean and fast. It helps that it's in a rich neighborhood. Beware that it does get busy during certain hours of the day.\n\nAre there better subs? Most likely. But not for $5.


The pour over coffee was very good!  I found it because of all the great reviews on Yelp and they all are correct - it's a great place to get a cup of your favorite coffee drink.


Been going here quite a few times lately. Enjoyed every visit overall. The Maiden Lane?(turkey sandwich), Arizona Sky and Minestrone were all delicious. The sloppy joe could have been better. Too much bun and not enough slop.\n\nThe creamy potato salad was weak. Very bland and flavorless.On the other hand the roasted sweet potato salad was quite the opposite. Could not get enough of it. Was really disappointed the last time I went and they were sold out.\n\nStaff has been nothing but great each visit.


The filet mignon was literally the worst steak I have ever eaten. This is not an exaggeration.  I sent it back and they brought another and I wanted to puke when I tasted it. The side dish of potatoes was inedible. I will not be going back. One gets the impression of very weak management.


Not the best boba teas I've had.  The shop isn't spectacularly kept, and the drinks are a bit pricey. Visited there 30 minutes after they opened and asked for a milk tea with boba, Unfortunately there was no boba. Dude offered me jelly, but wasn't having it.  Was really disappointed that a place called perfect scoop and BOBA had no boba ready. maybe if business picks up the employees will come in and prepare the boba before opening.


Use a cab instead.  I can't stress this enough!  I had three full hours to get to the airport for my Monday flight out, and we waited for a full hour, no bus (even though we prepaid!).  We ended up taking a cab instead, and realized that it was THE SAME COST!\n\nOh, and can I get my money back for the fare I didn't use?  Not an option says the lady on the customer service line.\n\nSure, you might think that this bus is a less expensive route, but you would be sorely mistaken when you miss your flight.  You have been warned.