I came here years ago to see Henry Rollins Spoken word. (Totally awesome by the way: five stars.) The seats here though were absolutely HORRENDOUS! Now I'm 5'11\" so I'm used to not having a lot of leg room so I'm used to sitting sideways so my knees aren't banging into the seat in from of me. Here, legs to the side and I'm still rammed up against the next row. It was like being in a three hour yoga pose. \n\nI have never before and never since seen rows of seats so close to eat other. Only my sister in law could sit comfortably and she's 5'1\". Come on Celebrity Theatre, just a couple more inches. Size really does matter. If anyone told you otherwise, they were lying.


Service imp\u00e9cable et pizza path\u00e9tique. La sauce tomate trop acide manque cruellement de saveur, elle est d'ailleurs dispos\u00e9e en faible quantit\u00e9 sur la pizza. La garniture ( un demi artichaut coup\u00e9 4, 5 champignons insipides et un quart de tranche de jambon) joue \u00e0 cache-cache dans mon assiette. La p\u00e2te br\u00fbl\u00e9e laisse une amertume en bouche. La serveuse essaye diplomatiquement de me dire que c'est une pizza napolitaine. Pour avoir passer mes vacances \u00e0 Napoli, je leur sugg\u00e8re de ne pas participer \u00e0 une comp\u00e9tition de pizza dans la ville de Naples, ils feraient rire d'eux.


Great selection and some of the nicest knowledgeable people. If your looking for a hard to find ingredient just ask. Matt, Tom and Cavan have a great thing going in a up and coming spot that is hopefully around for years to come.


First the good - the waitress was very nice and the coffee was good.\n\nThis place is your typical vegetarian place.   We went there for breakfast. Not a strip of real bacon in the whole place. I had the bwiscuits and gwavy. The biscuits tasted like flour and water and the gravy had no flavor whatsoever. My wife had the pancakes with brown sugar and caramelized bananas. Although the bananas and sugar had flavor, the pancakes were as tasteless as a CBS sitcom. Next time I'll head over to Matt's Big Breakfast.


I really wanted to like this place - I did.  I like the concept of using fresh, local ingredients but think the execution is poor.  This isn't the best pizza I feel that I've had in the Madison area, and is far from it.  We ordered the one with sausage and mushrooms.  There was so little sauce on the pizza that we thought we were eating just cheese on a crust.  The sauce that was on it had no flavor.  There were barely any toppings as well.  For about $20, this was a very disappointing pizza, indeed.  The thin crust wasn't crisp and was instead a floppy mess.  Our three year old who normally loves most pizza, refused to eat more than one bite.


I stayed here last month. It's your average motel (since the doors face outside, not a hallway), and the breakfast buffet is okay (scrambled eggs, hash browns, sausage links, bacon, cereal, batter to make waffles,   and toast provided). The walls are REALLY thin, so thin that the guy snoring next door kept us awake all night. \n\nThe room was clean and equipped with a mini fridge (like the kind you'd keep in your dorm room) and microwave, although lacking a safety deposit box. If you want to keep your items safe, you have to bring your items to the front desk, make a list of what you're dropping off, and then sign. I was uncomfortable making a list, so I decided to forgo this process.\n\nFYI if you call the front desk to order you a taxi, they actually order a car service. The car is an unmarked, dark-colored Lincoln sedan. To go to the 16th Street Sports Bar down the street cost us about $10 vs $6 for an actual taxi (which we ended up taking later). We didn't want to drink and drive, so not bad, but just know that the hotels in the area do not order taxis.\n\nMy main complaint is that we didn't have housekeeping service the entire time, hence the two stars. We left for lunch from 10:30AM - 1:30PM, returned, but housekeeping never arrived. We left again at 3PM for the rest of the day, and housekeeping, upon arrival back at the room after midnight, hadn't come. I called the front desk for someone to bring towels, but since there was no one to cover the front desk, we had to go get the towels ourselves. I also wanted an extra pillow, but the front desk person couldn't leave the front desk to get a pillow out of the housekeeping room. I thought this was very strange.\n\nI guess for less than $100/night (Hilton resort down the street much more expensive), it's not too bad. I would probably stay here again for the mere fact that the location is conducing to our activities. But, if I could find another hotel close by with a similar price, I wouldn't mind staying somewhere else.


Good food fat portions . Kool to have Chino food a phone call away. Delivery is quick . Ppl are nice I've eaten in and it's pretty clean and they seem to enjoy there jobs.


I stayed at this hotel with my bf just last week . The hotel doesn't look that great or fancy from the outside . I like the concept of the castle but not the way they executed it . The hallway isn't fancy either and it's kind of hard to open the door to the hotel rooms . The hotel room was not bad .. it was pretty nice and had a big TV . Don't expect anything super fancy though . I mean , you get what you pay for - it's $100 - $200 a night . There was no view in our room .. only view we got was the top of another tower . It's pretty hard to find the self-park at this hotel . It took me and my bf like forever to find it . The casino downstairs is okay , but not that great . We had pay extra charges when we check out .. what the hell ? .. can someone explain that to me ?? The swimming pool looks nice though from one of the flyers but we didn't get to check it out .. maybe next time :)


Love the location on 7th st. I passed by it after 5pm and saw that it was closed so I went to this one instead. Ordered an XL bean and cheese burrito America's way! So good. Don't know why this spot only has a 2 star review.


I've been to both the New York and Las Vegas restaurants this past month. Let me just say, the original in NY has more charm and appeal. The food at both however is expensive and uneventful. \n\nThe $14 hamburger was remarkably bland. The quiche was dry however the salad on top was finely seasoned. The sweet potato fries were passable. \n\nEveryone always raves about the Frozen Hot Chocolate. This one had more of a mocha taste then the New York version.\n\nIf truth be told... this is a glorified chocolate shake without the ice cream.... chocolate powder, whole milk and ice blended together with whipped cream and chocolate shavings on top... for $14 dollars.  Give something a creative name and people will pay extra for the privilege\n\nThe Las Vegas location, just outside of Caesars, is sparsely decorated compared to the other location. Okay... and a \"Shell oil\" sign is supposed to fit in how??  There is no lines outside this one unlike the one in New York. I can guess why.\n\nPeople.. the emperor has no clothes on this one.


Had a very lack-luster Mother's Day brunch at Casbah yesterday. Despite having a very late reservation time of 2:30 p.m., we were seated in the dungeon-like basement dining room. I asked for tables upstairs in the daylight but there was allegedly no way to accommodate my request. Worst part about the basement is the thumping from the sub-woofer located above -- really ridiculous. Service was fine. Timing of drinks and first brunch course were acceptable given it was a busy day, but then gap of 35+ minutes for entrees left us all sitting there, not enjoying the dark of the basement nore the perpetually thumping base. An utterly forgettable mother's day brunch (luckily she took it in stride) but I think Casbah will not be at the top of the list in my book for quite awhile.


If you enjoy shopping at large antique stores where you can browse through thousands of interesting items, then this is the spot for you.  There are aisles with individual dealer showcases and displays.\n\nYou can find furniture, jewelry, collectibles, and tons of vintage items.  Every once in a while, you might find a treasure or two.  Since we moved here a few years ago, we stop by frequently to see what they have here and have found great pieces of jewelry here.\n\nIt's a lot of fun to browse around.  For the guys who might get bored, there are a few showcases with sports memorabilia that might keep you interested.  If not, there's a small seating area up front where you can wait for your spouse.\n\nReturn Factor - 100%


My wife and I decided to go to Hash House for breakfast  on my 50th birthday   I won't be back. After an extended wait to be seated (the hostess wrote my name down wrong) we get to the table and no waiter, finally after about 5 min. Our waiter came by and showed us two plates of chicken and waffles and said he would be back to take our order. He then went on a chicken and waffles tour around the restaurant he came back to take our order. Approximately 3 minutes after placing our order I had chicken and waffles in front of me, wow.  No water, no drinks, and no food for my wife I checked the chicken and it was cold, because it was one of the chicken and waffles that was on tour around the restaurant! After complaining that the chicken was cold the waiter took the ate back. After and additional 20 minutes to get all of our food and drinks out my chicken was over cooked and dry and my wife's chorizo hash was barely passable. I then asked to talk to the manager who when she to the table she informed us that she knew all about what happened and she told the waiter not to do it again. She never once approached us to offer an apology  even tho she was aware of the problem   On top of all that we ordered two BLT Bloody Mary 's in which you are supposed to \" keep the glass\" they said that they ran out of the glasses that we could take home and still charged us full price for the drinks. And all this was on a Tuesday at 11:00 I would hate to see the service on a busy day. Never again


Went there for lunch with the family. Staff and our waitress were extremely friendly and helpful.  Probably the best service I've had in a restaurant. However, the food was nothing spectacular. My husband enjoyed his burger, it was just ok, my reuben sandwich was missing sauerkraut (there was less than a tsp scattered on it), and corned beef was just ok. My daughters pizza was frozen, not fresh, and she wouldn't eat. After taking a bite, and spitting it out, I realized why, it was old, & cheese was sour! Waitress took it back and off the bill. My son had a grilled cheese sandwich, no complaints. But then, we had the dessert, bread pudding, and some sort of chocolate cake with ice cream. Both were by far the worst things I've ever eaten in my life. They tasted like they were made in a microwave or something. Taste and texture were way off. Despite the great service and ok food, I'm hesitant to go back there just because of the dessert alone. They shouldn't even be allowed to sell that crap. FYI, we didn't try the pies because they're made with lard which we don't eat.


For over three years I have been going to this Fry's, largely because it was cleaner and not as hectic as the one at Southern and Rural.  It's been largely the same staff, and I have been happy to shop there.\n\nUntil today.\n\nI'll admit my end of the responsibility.  I was tired, got distracted, and left $40.00 cash back that I had received at one of the quick checkout locations.  I went to get coffee, and noticed it was missing, and immediately went back to the store.  This was all within about 20 minutes.  I figured either someone had turned it in or they would actually engage in some professional and proper customer service.  \n\nWell, someone walked off with it, and the store refused to reimburse me.\n\nAnd, no, I do not think it was an outlandish request.  I work in an industry where we are generally required to fulfill this type of request on a constant basis.  It is called customer service.  If I was the manager of the store, or even the owner, I would have figured the $40.00 was more than worth keeping a customer.  And, yes, I have put this in practice privately as well, reimbursing peple who purchased items from me on eBay even though technically there was shared responsibility; it just makes good business sense as long as the person doesn't make repeated demands.\n\nAs for the store, it is better laid out, better maintained and many of the staff are friendlier than your typical Fry's location in Tempe.  No more than your typical big-name supermarket, but until today I was satisfied.  I know this is partially venting, but it is also something you should consider when going to this location, or any Fry's: they could care less about you as a customer, despite what all their advertising says.


Food was salty, service was OK. I only got 5 skimpy pieces of chicken in my pho ga. :(


Good stuff! Much needed on a hot day!


The steak special here is fantastic! It's pretty much my go-to when I'm strapped for cash but still want a restaurant experience with courses. Doesn't hurt that the beers crafted in house are only $1.75.\n\nIs this the best steak you'll ever have? Heck no. But where else can you regularly get soup or salad to start, and a filet cut top sirloin with choice of potato and green beans for $8? Nowhere, I tell you. The best part about this deal? It comes with a free beer (or rootbeer.. get a beer, sissy). And their beers are pretty darn good.\n\nI personally love the taste of sirloin. I think filet mignon is overrated in everything but it's tenderness (ribeye.. that is all.) The sirloin at Ellis is hit or miss, really, both in preparation and in quality. Sometimes I've gone and it's been tender, and sometimes my jaw is sore by the end of dinner. I usually order medium-rare and it's usually medium or medium-well, occasionally rare, and once in a blue moon, cooked correctly. The green beans are fresh green beans and are sometimes still crisp, and sometimes really mushy and buttered with loads of fresh garlic. The baked potato is standard, and the mashed potatoes come with gravy that is much like cafeteria gravy and is oddly satisfying in that way.. steak fries are steak fries. The soups change day to day and range from chili to New England clam chowder (surprisingly good). The salads are your standard iceberg romaine carrot purple cabbage mix with croutons and cherry tomatoes, but their Italian dressing is made in house and it is bangin'.\n\nOther dishes: Orange Roughy - delicious. Fish n Chips - delicious! (Same as Village Pub, but cheaper at Village Pub). Clams - good, fresh. French onion soup - super greezy. I think the bread they use is a piece of garlic bread. They also have the mandatory casino breakfast specials that seem like a good deal, I've never tried them.\n\nThis is an $8 steak. This is not a steak house. This is the kind of steak that benefits from being cooked a little more by getting just a bit more tender.. go medium-rare. For the price, you won't have any regrets. Unless you're a vegetarian (sissy).


I have lived at Riverwalk now for about 3 years in a purchased one bedroom condo that I am still in love with!  Its about time I wrote my raving review!! \n\nAbout the Condos: \n- Both one or two bedroom condos are very spacious\n- Very large balconies\n- Outdoor storage space on the balcony\n- Built in bookshelves\n- Large windows for lots of natural light\n- Tall ceilings\n- Large tub/ shower- perfect for relaxing bubble baths\n- 3rd floor condos have a wood burning fireplace\n- Nice large tiles in the kitchen and bathrooms\n- large dogs and other animals are allowed\n- gated complex\n- pool and hot tub\n- work out facility \n- covered parking spot and some garages available for extra $\n\nOverall the condos are wonderful! Most condos have been upgraded with granite counter tops in the kitchen and bathroom.  Also, most of the appliances have been updated to stainless steel.  In addition to the tiles in the kitchen and bathroom, most condos have either carpet or have been upgraded to wood flooring.  In all honesty when I was first looking at these condos they are similar to the neighboring complex, Red Rox.  However, Riverwalk has larger balconies and their exterior is painted a nice neutral white and tan, compared to Red Rox, which is a red and green color and always reminds me of christmas.      \n\nIn addition to the condos, I feel the location of these condos is fabulous! Located right on the border of Tempe and Phoenix; and Scottsdale is less than 5 minutes away.  Papago Park is right across the street for nice scenery, hiking and biking.  The Oakland A's baseball stadium is in walking distance for Spring Training games.  Also, the Phoenix Zoo is about a block away, next to the Botanical Gardens.  Right down the road is the Marquee Theater, the light rail, and Mill Ave.  Very easy to get anywhere you want to go from these condos!


I was at the pool. It's windy as hell. Something flew in my eye. Stung really bad, still in my eye.  I asked the life guard for help because I was in pain. She just said you'll be fine and brushed it off. I asked for emt. But she did not do anything.  I was very upset.  No help, no service, nothing.


I'd never been to an Outback Steakhouse before. Won't bother again.\n\nAppies were nasty - deep fried mushrooms and an onion flower. Salty, dull, tough.\n\nMy companions both had racks of ribs and seemed to enjoy them. I had a rib eye steak, which probably could have been very nice had it not been immersed in a salty rub.\n\nThe atmosphere is very dated, second-rate, typical theme restaurant, and the Australian theme is pretty laughable. Other than a couple of decent Australian beers (Boags and Coopers) you won't find anything here that you can't get at just about any other mid-range steakhouse in America. You can't even get a burger with a slice of pickled beetroot and a fried egg.


I called to make an appointment here and for my hair length they said it was $25 for shampoo and blow dry. For my brother $13. The salon is located in a pretty run down area. The lady who washed my hair gave the best head massage. I got my hair cut from Jean. I asked for long side bangs and ended up with fringes, I asked for long layers in my hair and to thin it out a little (cause I have pretty thick hair for an Asian) and ended up with choppy long layers that aren't even. On the right side of my head, I have short pieces of hair from getting thinned out so much and on the left I have long layers not thinned out. You can imagine the horror I felt. When I went to go pay they told me my haircut was $28 and my brothers $16. Will not return.


Went here yesterday for a late lunch/early dinner. \n\nWhat we sampled: \nBanana Slama Margaritas (where on happy hour special 16oz. for 5 dollars!  Tottally worth it and delicious)\nSan Francisco Insane Wings (hot and delicious!)\nPica Dippa Peppita hummus, xx chesse dip, guacamole (could have done without this, the flavors where off and weren't that interesting)\nCarnitas Burrito (very hard to share between two people, but very delicious)\nIce Cream Burrito 1/2 Saturday 1/2 Sunday style (OMG a must try insane)\n\nOverall the food quality was good, but with so many great places to eat I don't know that I would be rushing back.


This place is pretty legit. Very deceiving from the outside, but quality overall. The reason I didn't rate a 5 star place is because when I bit into the delicious carne asada burrito, there were a few tiny charred pieces mixed in there that I didn't like.


Clean...food is good...activities are cool....but they will nickle & dime you to death. Way too expensive. The manager and some employees are tools. The managers seem angry. They begin by tell us that we are wrong. I won't be returing. It's amazing how one bad experience with an employee or manager can make you want to not want to return.....as well as tell all your friends not to go to Flipside in Gilbert,  AZ.


Thai Hana has started to grow on me since the first time I ate food from their restaurant. Full disclosure, I've only ever eaten take-out, so I can't judge their in-dining service, just their take-out service.\n\nThe first time I ordered from them was an interesting experience. I ordered it as I left work so I could pick it up before traveling out of town, and the food was actually listed as \"ready\" on my app within a couple minutes, no exaggeration. It was ridiculously speedy. When I finally got there and picked up my food I was able to enjoy my order of spicy tuna and their Bento Box A while on the road. On the plus side my order had LOTS of food - way more than I expected! - but admittedly it was not all what I expected it to be, i.e. a few extra ingredients and items showed up in the bento box that I didn't expect. A little clarification on their ordering menu could fix that, though. The food was of mixed quality as well - some rolls were absolutely delicious, others were pretty \"meh.\" I guess the ingredients just weren't evenly distributed when things were made that time around?\n\nThe second time I ordered from them months later was all around much better. I ordered their DELICIOUS aloha rolls and a cup of soup, and I devoured that meal before my evening meetings with gusto. Because mmmmm, was it good! No complaints this time around! Now after that I'm dying to try even more of their special sushi rolls.\n\nOh, and I got a better look at the inside of this place the last time I picked up dinner. The interior of Thai Hana is cute, bright, and colorful - I'd definitely consider eating here sometime. And yes, the other dishes I saw at peoples' tables here were as enormous as the first time I'd ordered a bento box. So hopefully one of these days I can enjoy a sit-down meal at Thai Hana, but hey, in the meantime it's nice to know they have super quick take-out and pretty good sushi!


We don't do things just once in my house. It's our anniversary weekend and  I suggest to my husband DW Bistro. I had come two weeks ago on my B-Day weekend with my girls friend and it was amazing. When we walked in the smell alone made my husband jump. He used to own a restaurant so it's hard for me to impress him. \nWe split a house salad....what a great salad...mixed greens a little fruit cheese and nuts....it is a must have.\nI had the short rib sandwich and he had the salmon....everything was perfectly cooked and the flavor was great.\nOur waiter was amazing and very personable....I can't wait to try their brunch!


We checked into a dirty room with food everywhere and the beds unmade.  Cleaning service didn't arrive until over an hour later.  You can not work with the regular hotel staff to make your situation better.  Their off-site subpar telephone customer service offered lame solutions (moving to a lower suite in a tower further away or waiving a resort fee).  Luxury Suites International clearly has no desire of retaining your business, do not book.


Normal sort of South Side divey bar. However, I'm pretty sure they have the best wings deal I've ever seen (feel free to prove me wrong!). there is but one stipulation: you must order a beer/drink with your wings. But come on? Beer is the perfect drink to go with wings. Where they get you though is that it costs at least a dollar to get veggies or dippers.


Love the name, very punny! The shop has a small but dedicated selection of cured meats, such as salami, bacon, and sausages. They have a great lunch special- for around $5 you get a bratwurst sandwich, chips, and a soda. I tried some of the Italian sweet sausage sandwich. The sausage was flavorful, juicy, and had a nice \"bite\" to it from the sausage casing. \n\nWe went here with a Groupon and took home 1 pound of jalapeno bacon and 1 pound of maple bacon. The bacon is vacuum sealed and actually made by a different (Local) company. I've tried the maple bacon so far, and it's decent. The thick cut bacon is a little crumbly, so you have to be very careful taking the strips out of the package because they will tear easily. Cooking the strips was no problem, but it was harder to get a crispy strip. Mine ended up a little more chewy. The sweet maple flavor was a good complement to the salty smokiness of the bacon, although at the end I could taste a faint chemical aftertaste (Maybe a preservative?).\n\nService was friendly and we had no problem redeeming our Groupon.


we made a reservation for 12 for a bachelorette party... and they sat us in a private room by the wine display, which was very nice. our waiter was very funny, polite and entertaining... best waiter i've ever had probably. :)\n\nthe only thing i didnt like... was the food. which would be the major thing. i would not come here again to a large sum on ok food... it was probably what i had tho, i had t a soup and salad since nothing else appealed to me. i dont eat steak and am not fond of big chunks of chicken... or lobster... so i guess i am bias. \n\nthe atmosphere was nice, but not something id want to do again.


I've been to a few all you can eat sushi spots in Montreal, but this one kills it. Even though the price is similar to other plaxes (15$ for lunch and 25$ for dinner), Nagoya differs by its impressing variety of sushis and dishes. As it was said by many fellow reviewers, the service isn't the best.. but the kitchen still manages to be really fast even though you've ordered tons of sushis! Plus, for non-sushi lovers, there  is a vast variety of chicken, meat, and veggie kitchen plates included in the all you can eat menu.


This airline sucks! I booked travel in September and paid main cabin select.  They changed planes so my seats where changed. This is not the first time it happen years ago on Virgin Atlantic. I called them on it today as I went to log in and it nothing but lip service.  Total crap and now to move up they want even more money.  After this trip no more.   I have better service from Southwest then these guys.


Terrible service. There was a reason why I didn't tip the server and before I left, she stopped me and asked me why I didnt pay tip. Seriously?\n\nOkay food. \n\nTry Blue Fin instead


OH. MY. GAHHHHHHHH.\n\nWhy blow $45 on a few rounds of poker when you can spend it on an entire day pass at Qua?!?  (Answer: you don't!)\n\nI can't say enough about this place...and I am way too lazy to write it all out. Just trust me, this place is AWESOMEEEEEE!!!


Had to get my tire repaired,  unfortunately it was not able to be repaired. The tires I have are not made anymore even though they are only 1 year old. They said they would look for my tire at another Discount Tire. They found it and had it delivered to this location. It came the next day. I made an appointment to have the tire changed. I was very late for my appointment and apologized.  When I got there Josh was waiting for me they took my truck back immediately and I was done in literally 10 min. I was so grateful and amazed they took care of me so quickly.  I always have gone to this discount tire.  And will continue to go there. They are wonderful!


The pizza was fantastic as well as the calamari.  Our waitress was also very friendly. \n \nThe bartender woman with the black hair was incredibly rude.  She was insulting and sarcastic with every interaction.  It took a very long time for her to acknowledge us, first of all.  Then, when I asked her what kind of ports she had, she responded that if I didn't know what I wanted, she was going to give me the most expensive drink she had.  Later, she grabbed the credit card machine from me and asked how much I was tipping her. I wish we hadn't stayed for after-dinner drinks because it ruined a great night.


I hit this place up for lunch while at a convention in Vegas.  It was recommended by a few people so I figured I would give it a shot.  Some of the best Thai food I've had.  This is a no frills type of establishment.  Great food, solid service, but little ambiance.  I would certainly recommend this place and would go back. However, getting back to the convention hall was quite the experience.  After waiting for about 30 minutes for a cab, the hostess felt so bad she sent one of the kitchen's employees to drive us back.  That was above and beyond service.


This place has completely given up. I don't know if they have had new owners within the last 4 months or so but its gotten really bad. Unless your one of the regulars who have probably been drinking since 11am you don't get much attention here.\n\nJust went there tonight for the 35 cent wings on Monday night. Waited 5 minutes before the lazy waitress decided to come greet me. Placed my order right away as I could tell how often I would see her again. Just got 2 dozen wings. ....... 45MINS LATER my wings show up. Not exaggerating at all. NEWSFLASH- Wings take 8mins in the fryer...why would I have to wait 45mins??? When they finally showed up I let her know Ill just take them to go since Im out of time. She didn't seem to care at all I was clearly upset. Also NOT ONE TIME did she refill my drink...not one time. And to top of the whole fun experience I get the check to find out they have stopped the wings deal on Monday. \n\nIts sad cause I used to go here with all my friends every Monday and this place had good waitresses who cared but like I said earlier these people now don't care one bit. NEVER AGAIN. Thank Jackie for the great experience and hope you can find another dump hole to work in 6 months when this place is closed.


I am super disappointed with the new restaurant. I got really excited when I saw the New Times article about it and decided to invite my family to our neighborhoods boat parade /dinner at the Watershed.  I will preface this with the HOA sending a flyer out to the residents to come watch at the watershed, so it was going to be a busy night. \n\nWe got a table and after 20 min finally had someone ask us if we wanted something to drink. We ordered an appetizer so that we could look over the menu. In this time, there were about 4 servers who tried to drop things off at our table. It was very clear, no one was properly trained on the seating chart or whoever was running the restaurant has no idea what numbering tables is.\n\n20 minutes later we had the queso fundido. For $9, I wasn't impressed with the amount of cheese given. Once the cheese got cold, the thin chips could no longer scrape it up off of the skillet.\n\nWe then waited another 10 minutes for our server to come back around to order more drinks and food. We  were quickly told that we could order more drinks but the kitchen was now closed.... At 6:30 in the middle of the boat parade...\n\nBasically we told him this is a joke and that we were done then because we had expected to be eating at this time. He apologized, but no, offering of anything to make us want to come back.\n\nWhile waiting for our check two servers came by asking if we ordered the food they had. This made us even more upset since we were just told the kitchen was closed. The last girl that came with food, my Mom made very clear that it was ridiculous that there was no food service at 6:30 pm. She said they had not prepared to have this many people come to the restaurant. Out of the 15 tables there was definitely not food at each one, so not sure why they would plan to only feed 5 tables a night. \n\nWe asked to have our check again and then were told that their system wasn't working... We added up our food/tax and got cash out because we were livid at this point. \n\nOn the way out, we asked for the manager. It happened to be the girl that tried to drop off food at our table.  We told her how disappointed we were, especially since we live in the neighborhood. She basically broke down crying and said they would make it up to the community. They still took our money and no  hint of wow, we are sorry we basically made your night super sh#*%y, please come back for a free appetizer on us. \n\nEvery aspect of this restaurant shows me that they have no restaurant or customer service experience. I won't be back bc I would rather spend $15 on an entree somewhere that I know will actually treat me like a customer. \n\nSide note: We left and went to Spokes on Southern, a go to place in the neighborhood that we always enjoy. We sat down, water was instantly brought and had a server within 5 minutes. We joked with them about our horrible night so far and the manager brought us a free appetizer...basically another restaurant tried to make up for the disaster one!


Quick review: I found the pizza okay, nothing to write home about. They have a few outside tables, which are really nice when the weather is good. \n\nThe problem, and it's a significant one, is the service. They have a walk up ordering system and every time I've been there, it takes forever for anyone to take my order. I've never been there when they've been busy. The final time I went there they had several people working there, but again, this weird kind of ignoring the customer thing was going on. \n\nI couldn't wait any longer and left. When they opened in that plaza, I was excited to have a new restaurant close-by. But now, I don't undergo the frustrating process of getting someone's attention to order there anymore, I just go to places where the entire transaction is pleasant.


Chain Mexican food...that is actually good!?!?! No Way!! But yes! This is one Chain you can't turn your nose up at! \n\nWhether it is for lunch or dinner, I am never let down with their food or service! Their lunch menu is affordable and good serving sizes, so you don't feel like you are breaking the bank.\n\nDinner has so many choices, but I will only name the two I rotate between. I am a huge Chile Rellenos fan, I order them every where I go and I am particular about where to get the good ones. Abuelo's has excellent Chile Rellenos!\n\nThe next dish that is probably the best one on the menu and they know it, is their LOS MEJORES DE LA CASA, which is 2 small perfectly cooked bacon wrapped beef tenderloin medallions and 2 shrimp with bacon, cheese and jalapenos, mmmmm so so so Good!!! Good along with all its synonyms in the thesaurus!!!\n\nIf you haven't tried it yet, go! What are you waiting for!?!?!?


I have been going to Papa Kelsey's for 15 years so writing a review for this place will be like writing a review for a x girlfriend you still have feelings for. At one point Papa's was it, there wasn't anything out on this side of town but fat willy's and pizza hut(yuk on both). Now there are so many options for pizza, it makes papa's sub-par at best. But the subs, there is something in  the bread that drags me back. Not really into the 70's decor but I'm there for food, so let's not dwell! I'm going with the three stars because I think even the subs could step there game up. In the restaurant bizz the competition is huge, & you have to be willing to adapt to change. If you are going to charge 9 bucks for a footlong then I want higher quality meats & cheeses like boars head! That is where my love for papa's has changed, there are a lot of great sandwich shops and you better believe if they have the goods I'm in! So papa I still will come around every now & then but like the x, feelings will never be the same.


It was an okay place to eat at. The restaurant was kind of small to me. Also, my friend got their food before me, so I had to wait and watch them eat before I got my food.


My friend has been telling me of the amazing food delights available in this tucked away little restaurant for a long time now. On a recent Friday night I found myself a couple of pints in and in need of some good food with little fuss. Wandering along from the west end of rose street and really not in the mood for pub grub I remembered about the tall tales of amazing food and inexpensive prices, so I dragged the missus in for some meze. \n\nThe decor is simple and straight forward and the restaurant clean and presentable. I am guessing the man that greeted us with a smile was the owner, as he seemed to take great pride in telling us about the food. He made us feel welcome and was happy to adjust the meze platter to be veggie. Good start all in. On taking in the surroundings a little more I realised the other tables all seemed to be turkish people enjoying food and mint tea. This is always a good sign for me.\n\nOur food arrived and wow a giant plate of what was definately home made salads, hummous, pickles and meze. The Sarma and Zulma in particular were excellent. All this was served with home made pita breads. Big thumbs up all round.\n\nWhen we went to pay I thought the meze platter was \u00a38 a head it turns out this was for us both, so including drinks we had a great meal for \u00a310!! Bearing in mind this was a friday night and easily for bad pub food you are looking at a tenner a head or more. The bench mark is now set for me in terms of turkish food and I will be back next time I find myself in this end of town.


This is now the 6th time but I have been to the Starbucks and may have gotten my order completely wrong. I only order 1 coffee yet they can't even get that right. I guess I'm the dummy for continuing to go to that one. But I won't be going there anymore, save yourself some time and go to a different location


We have been going to Over Easy for several years, first at the North Scottsdale location and now that we live in Gilbert, this location. I was initially concerned about the B health rating that they received but i knew that we had been before and the food was OK. This time just left me feeling ripped off, I usually order the Loko Moko which I did again and for a whopping $10 i got a teeny tiny bit of rice a hamburger patty that was in no way fresh (It was one of those pre-formed frozen types) two eggs (which were good) and cold mushy fried onions. The wife ordered the wolfpack which can piled high with mushy hash browns that were more steamed than anything and yet they weren't even hot enough to melt the cheese underneath. Nothing about this place is fresh, in the past it was they actually made fresh but now it seems that they are trying to pass off low quality ingredients as fresh.  Needless to say I will be taking my money elsewhere, Over Easy has lost a long time customer because the only thing they are consistent with is getting it wrong.


The new owners of this place really put their heart, soul and what sounds like a few layers of skin into fixing up the place. It's been closed for quite a while. They have cleaned, painted, cleaned, renewed and cleaned the place! It's a little loud when you have many people in there, but worth the trip. There are TVs everywhere including a large center screen. The staff is friendly as well. I tried the turkey wrap, as is. They add dried cranberries to the wrap...wasn't sure how that was going to taste. After the first bite I was hooked! On the menu they have sliders (Philly cheez, burger or grilled cheese), apps, salads (including a grilled romaine salad that I've heard is to die for), sandwiches, pizza and more! There is a separate kids menu too. They are going to serve food late too - hard to find in that area. Definitely check this place out - even just to see what work was done.


Wow, I was really surprised and impressed!  We noticed that the restaurant had changes hands, but had not thought to try it until we saw it on Yelp.  This is definitely not the usual generic, anglicized Mexican fare, but seems more like a family restaurant in Sonora.  The food was great and the portions were generous.  Our server was attentive and prompt, but to our surprise, we were the only patrons on a Sunday evening.  I agree with the other reviews about the decor... Kind of  campy with a fake jungle theme going, but it was fun and not over the top.


I dined here on a recent trip to Vegas.\n\nI had the Kobe beef sliders.  They were ok, but not worth the $13 I paid for them.  (Side note:  My friend almost got sick from eating them because they were too rich for her liking.)  I also had their Shichimi fries.  Those were good - nice & spicy.  Also had some Yukon Gold mashers, and those were good too.\n\nThey poured decent cocktails.  \n\nI would probably go here again next time I go to Vegas if I am hungry and in the area.


I would give five stars for the location alone! Located inside Paris and across the street from the Bellagio, it offers one of the best views of the fountain show and is a fantastic place to people watch. Even as the crisp winter air approaches Las Vegas, there is no excuse to not dine al fresco as the million heat lamps are out in full force.\n\nI made a reservation through open table for 815pm on Saturday and had no trouble changing it last minute when I realized there was no way I was going to make it. I love technology. Made another reservation for 9 and waited an extra 10 minutes (aka .53783 second in Vegas time) for patio seating. \n\nI ordered the salmon and my friend ordered the steak merlot and daaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn I'm hooked. The food came out perfect and I was practically drooling by the time it was in front of me. The salmon was flaky, hot, and the bed of quinoa was just the right consistency, something a lot of restaurants can't seem to manage.


I'm only giving this place 2 stars because of the chili cheese fries. Otherwise, my burger was dry and seemed to be one of those frozen ones you buy at the grocery store. Gross. My husband's pulled pork sandwich was dry and not enough sauce. Not to mention that the service was sad. Will never return, even if I was staying at the Flamingo.


If I could give this spot 100 stars, I would. I just moved to Vegas from Seattle and have been desperately seeking a new Hawaiian spot. This place is second to none. The flavors are amazing, the quality is superb, and the environment is SO warm and inviting. I'm a bit of a snob and was nervous looking from the outside in, but when I walked in I was pleasantly surprised to find a clean, nicely decorated restaurant. This place is AMAZING and if you try it you will be a happy as I am. The chicken katsu and kalbi beef short ribs are the best items on their menu.


One of the hottest restaurants around is located within Eureka Casino on East Sahara. Before Fat Choy, Chef Sheridan Su (former executive chef at Comme Ca) was serving Great Bao in the most unlikely place; a nail salon. I never tried it back then because I have an aversion to the smell. Dining with salon fumes never seemed appetizing in the least bit. I never tracked down the food truck, and it's taken me sometime to travel to the eastside, but I've finally done it. The Eureka Casino was nicer than I expected and I had heard interesting characters patronize the casino. However, on Sunday afternoon it was clean, quiet and no characters in sight. Not sure what it says about me, but I felt right at home. We strolled back to Fat Choy and took a seat. \n\nThe waitress brought over menus; they had a limited selection and no rice or noodle dishes. We selected the duck bao ($7), and the tofu mushroom bao ($6) after she suggested it over the pork belly ($7). We also ordered the short rib grilled cheese ($10) and the nutella roti ($6) for dessert. We chose a plain old diet coke and diet dr. pepper from their new soda machine with dozens of flavors. Our bao came out first. Duck and pork belly were brought out. The order was wrong, but we stuck with it. The buns are steamed to perfection. The pork belly was fantastic, the fat rendered perfectly so it was rich, tender and filled with that wonderful pork flavor. I loved the freshness from the cilantro and greens, and the texture of the crushed peanuts. This was indeed great bao. The duck was delicious too. The hoisin sauce was light and didn't overwhelm the duck at all. Now, I'm curious how the mushroom and tofu bao would be. Tasty, I'm sure. \n\nThe short rib grilled cheese comes with provolone and cheddar, onion jam and a side of marinara sauce. I'm a purist when it comes to grilled cheese; I'd prefer it with only one type of cheese. I thought the two cheeses made it a bit greasy, the sourdough bread grilled beautifully and the short rib was tender and flavorful with the onion jam. The marinara was thick from the tomato paste. Again, not my preference, but still all the components make and enjoyable sandwich. My husband liked it just fine. My tastebuds just didn't concur. There was nothing notable about the fries. \n\nThe Nutella Roti had me intrigued, nutella, mascarpone, honey and walnuts on roti... what's not to love? The wait, as it turns out. We waited and waited and waited. We would've cancelled had our waitress been around. She conveniently disappeared. We waited and waited some more. It was ridiculous. We asked the other waitress and she said it would be right up. We waited and waited. Finally, the pancake topped with goo was brought to the table. The pancake was incredibly greasy, aside from that the flavors were pretty good, but definitely not worth the wait. I could be more forgiving if it were busy, but we were one of three tables. I'd hope they weren't that far in the weeds with seven diners.\n\nOur patience wore thin; we refused to be held hostage for our bill so my husband went to the counter to take care of it. The eats are pretty darn tasty. I'd return for more bao and I'd love to try the duck rice and potstickers. I certainly hope service will be improved.


I love the fact that The Flipside Cafe has a very interesting menu. At first glance this small restaurant looks like your standard deli sandwich/bag of potato chip kind of place. No Sir, it is not.\n\nI ordered the garden squash bisque which is a flavorful butternut and apple pur\u00e9e. It is  garnished with kale, bacon and fig balsamic. I also ordered the white bean hummus which came with baguette toasts coated in olive oil, salt and herbs.\n\nIf you want a glass of wine or a beer, they offer lots of local choices.\n\nThe service was very good and the servers worked well with the folks who had to wait for a table even offering to seat people \"communally.\" \n\nIf there is any negative for me it would be that almost all menu selections include bacon, ham or cheese. This is not necessarily a bad thing but it is somewhat difficult to find a light dish. The white bean hummus was fine but the toasts were very rich with the oil. What I ordered sound \"light-ish\" but I went away feeling like I had eaten a lot of fat.\n\nI will definitely return - I love the emphasis on local ingredients.


I joined a group of friends last night for dinner at Gallo Blanco, this being the first time for a few of us. When we first arrived, we were told it would be a 35-40 minute wait for a table of 6. We were totally fine getting a drink from the bar and chillin by the pool. However, after 1.5 hours of waiting we began to get a little impatient and when checking on our table status, the hostess informed us that there were only 2 tables in the restaurant that could seat 6 people and they were just waiting on a party to leave.\nAs we waited for another 30 minutes and were debating on going somewhere else, the hostess came over and told us there was a table open and it would be just a few minutes. It took about another 15 minutes to get seated as they had figured out they could combine a table of 4 with a table of 2.\nWe quickly ordered our food and I had ordered 1 shrimp taco and a side of guacamole and chips. After our table had received our order, I had still not gotten my side of guac and chips. When I asked about it, the server asked me if I was sure I had ordered it because they had delivered guac and chips to the table once - which my friends had ordered. Several more minutes go by and our waitress came to check in and I asked about my guac and chips again. After a lengthy conversation of clarifying what I had ordered, a side of guacamole was delivered to me, without chips. It took another few minutes to get the chips to go with my guacamole.\nThe service was extremely frustrating which definitely spoiled my experience. However, I have nothing bad to say about the food - it was excellent.


Nice casual atmosphere....\n\nHowever the food was underwhelming to say the least.   If I was eating in a airport cafe or a 3 star hotel lobby, the food would be decent.   It was plain boring and lacked any intensity.\n\nService....Bleah!\n\nSerious WP, do you just want to say you have a bunch of restaurants in Vegas or do you really care what your restaurants are actually serving?   I get it.  Tourist trap, lots of foot traffic....easy money.  Yeah you don't care.


If you want to commit suicide by soda and sweets, come here and get your supplies.\n\nRocket Fizz is a great place to find odd sodas and candies that bring back childhood memories.  I visited a similar little store in St. George once, so finding one here that's bigger and better is awesome!  If they have the Jelly Belly Strawberry Jam soda, grab one.  They're goooooood.\n\nGreat prices, a plethora of soda to choose from and great candies.  I love the Fizz.


Wasn't impressed sorry delivery was timely delivery guy was very nice but food wasn't good


Food was okay, but expected better.  We were the last customers in on a weekday and we finished before closing time, but we felt rushed.  Overall experience wasn't very pleasant.


I recently went to Panini Cafe for the first time after learning that it was kosher and vegetarian-friendly.  As far as I could tell, the menu was entirely pescatarian (or pesco vegetarian) -- meaning the only meat options on the menu were fish.  This is exactly the diet I've been enjoying for the past few months.  The fish on the menu included salmon, tuna, tilapia, and others.  \n\nMy friend and I started with an appetizer of hummus and warm fresh pita bread.  Our hummus included sauteed onions, pine nuts, and olive oil.  It was delicious and we devoured it all.\n\nAs a main course, I got the Ravioli Athens, which is ravioli tossed with garlic and basil and topped with feta cheese and kalamata olives.  At $16.99, It was a bit more than I wanted to pay, but it sounded so good I couldn't resist.  And I was not disappointed.  I loved the flavors, and I appreciated the fact that it was kosher.  I also refrained from eating the whole plate, so that I took about half of it home and enjoyed it for another meal later. \n\nMy friend, who ordered the roasted Creamy Eggplant (which came with a house salad), was also pleased with her meal.  \n\nWe had no problems with the service.\n\nI would definitely like to return and try some other dishes on the menu.


Well where do I begin. This was special evening out for my dad's birthday. first the butter rolls are to die for, but they horribly BURNT and they had the nerve to serve it. Attendant ask the Chef to make a new batch , but had to wait till they served it all. Vegetable the came with your meal was mushy and nasty, almost stink. The petite steak I order was okay, not excellent as it has in the past. This is our last visit to this place. Not paying good money for carp, when I can get better for cheaper elsewhere.  Sorry. you'll be disappointed if you dare come.


I felt like I was on vacation when I went here. Lots of music, great interior design, and a very friendly staff. Our server was really cool...we were treated like VIPs. The owner greeted us and made sure that we had a good experience. \n\nWe ordered the seafood paella and it was DELICIOUS and flavorful! It was enough for 4! The drinks were tasty too (we had some Cuban macha tea). \n\nGreat location in Plaza Midwood with ample parking. It won't break the bank and you get quality food and experience. Sandwiches are in the $8 range, more complex dishes are slightly more. \n\nI will be back!


This place is great  there is a large distinction between their atmosphere. Its not your small dirty  Coffee shop normally  tucked away somewhere or the corporate Starbucks  with the same posters every where. they have quite a lot of activities to offer. One of the first things you will notice when you walk in the door is their ping pong table. I mean what else are you going to do in between studying for an exam, or just trying to relieve some stress. the Owner is a cool guy he is normally hanging out with the guests painting or working on his drum machine. The space is a decent size so there is always room to sit down. The coffee quality is pretty good and they have a great chai tea that doesn't come in a powder form. Most of the time you will see a lot of posters and ads up for local events. I like to support places that help out the community and support other events around the city.  come on by they open at 7 am and close around 11pm most days. They also host band events including Jazz, rock, heavy metal, hip-hop, and even punk music. Check them out online @ www.OSPTempe.com


Yellowtail was a big disappointment.\nThe only thing to rave about was the Ahi Tuna Pizza.\nEverything else, was blah . . . .  nothing outstanding, nothing memorable.\nService was terrible, even though the restaurant was more than half empty.\nWent there for a after show bite - 10:30pm so the restaurant wasn't crowded.\nHad to repeatedly ask for water and hot tea to be refilled and got the impression that the server was too bored to be serving.\nLater, back in the hotel room, saw on BellagioTV that the chef Akira Back was a prior professional snowboarder and got into being a chef to \"feed himself\" since pro snowboarders didn't make much money!\nWell, it shows. \nThe old restaurant Shintaro was way much better!  Should have kept Shintaro and ditch Yellowtail!  Bring back the jellyfish!


Wow!  The reviews I heard and read about this Cafe were great, so I decided to give it a try.\n\nLocated on the East Side of Madison it was right on my way to the Freeway back to Milwaukee after going to the Madison Farmer's Market.\n\nThis place is a bit of a time warp, and I loved in.  Large painted wooden letters with the bakery's name took be back in time, like way back in time.\n\nBut the moment I walked in the door and saw the large glass bakery case I KNOW you made a good decision to come here.  The scones, the croissants and the biscuits are all fresh, large and enticing.  And yes, they do taste as good as they look!\n\nI had a bacon and cheddar scones that was divine!   The small flecks of local bacon and the shreds of Wisconsin aged cheddar were in perfect proportion to the well seasoned and perfectly baked scone.\n\nWhile I was waiting for my scone to be heated I checked out the kitchen.   The concept here is casual awesome.  Order and pay at the register and get your beverage and bakery at the counter.   If you order entrees there's an open window to the kitchen and you wait for yours to come up and serve yourself.\n\nI watched pretty awesome plate sized Belgian waffles, light and fluffy omelets and  stacks of golden pancakes come out of that window.  \n\nIt really made me wish that I had the time for a full breakfast, and I will make sure that I do next time.\n\nBecause based upon my experience here there will certainly be a next time!


The NY-NY is a solid casino / hotel. The rooms are usually moderately priced and can be quite nice. There is a decent selection of casual and fine dining. And there are some great bars. The spa, salon, and pool, however, definitely leave something to be desired. And I can't say that I'm much of a fan of the latest makeover. But, all in all, it's a good place to stay and play.


It was early on in the dinner hours when we arrived. The place has a similar feel to it's Uptown cousin Nix and started off giving pretty good vibes. It looks nice and there was a good crowd inside. They even have a nice looking outdoor seating area. \nUnfortunately, we never got the chance to experience the food! They were already out of the wings on special. After this bit of bad news, we asked for a minute to pick something else, but put in an appetizer order. Quite a while later the server came back and dropped off the drinks, but before we could even stop her to finally place our order she was gone...and didn't return before our drinks were finished (about 20 minutes). We decided to give up on eating since God knows how long it might have taken to actually get the food if we ever finally got to place an order.     \nOther notes: \n-The booth was covered in grease and crumbs so apparently somebody actually was served food at this table at one point\n-Getting to the restroom was kind of a cluster maneuvering through the servers entering orders\n-The whole place seemed almost chaotic and unorganized with food and drinks being brought to wrong tables\n\nMaybe another week of preparation before the opening would've been a good idea. i'm hoping the kinks will get worked out soon because we really want to like this place. It still got 2 stars because they are brand new and i'm sure we'll try it again in the future.  However, Sake Express (which we ended up eating at) has only been open a week and they were on top of their game.


Buffalo Wild Wings always always always has great food no matter how busy or what time. The only problem I have with this location is that the servers are always rude and some of the management isn't so nice either. Last time my boyfriend & I went in  the waitress didn't even pay attention to us and barely took care of us. Then after a manager came up to us she was rude, annoying and was speaking to me like I was stupid. Once again I love the food but I'm over their stupid customer service.


We've been here a handful of times and LOVE it. My husband and I are beer snobs (err connoisseurs), and they always have a great selection of yummy brews. My favorite pasty is the Lovely Bit of Salmon, and it sure is ... well ... lovely. I don't know how they manage to get so much delicious into a little pastry pocket. I was afraid the whole thing would taste fishy, but it was perfectly balanced with seasonings, asparagus and a little bit of potatoes. My husband's tried four or five different pasties and loved them all. \n\nWe've even gotten them to go, and they're still great. We like bringing out-of-town friends here since it's a unique little place with great food and lots of character. I'd love to try one of the desserts, but I usually only finish half my dinner pasty and have no room!


I miss Dim Sum. New Orleans is not a place to live if it's a staple in your diet. I loved the hustle and bustle of Asian familes and the harried staff. The dumplings themselves were good, the tea piping hot, but wished we had ordered some broccoli.\n\nThat is all.


There is a reason that Le Crystal has a 5 star review on Yelp- the hotel is awesome!\n\nWe stayed here during our wedding and had blocked off rooms for our guests as well. Everyone had good things to say about their stay:\n- clean, modern, comfortable suites\n- amazing double head shower \n- beautiful lobby\n- good housekeeping/concierge\n- best location\n- free, fast wifi\n- complimentary coffee and newspapers\n\nWe stayed in one of the best suites in the hotel with a gorgeous corner view of the city. The beds were so comfortable- I fell asleep as soon as I hit the pillow (although that might be because I was so tired from the wedding events!)\n\nA big thank you to Julien and Amelie for helping us with our guests and arranging our stay. If we ever need a hotel downtown Montreal again, we will be staying here!\n\nWarning- there is a 26$ valet fee if you park with the hotel. There is a pay lot across the street for much cheaper.


I'm a huge smashburger fan, but this location lacks customer service. I'm a picky eater (sorry not sorry) so I have a few items I don't want on my burger. The lady was in such a rush she screwed up both mine and my husband's order. Their set up is awkward as far as how you get back to the counter to handle any issues with your burger. It's almost as if you are blocked from doing so. Anyway, when my burger is made right I LOVE how smashburger does it. I just think this particular location could use some help. I highly recommend the smash fries - YUM!


Awesome Value: $25, Exceptional Desserts: Gelato, chocolate truffles, macaroons & Surprisingly Tasty entrees: Gnocchi, Butternut Squash Ravioli, Cheese Selection, Premium Italian Meat Selection, Lox and Grilled Salmon were my Favs. Consistently going back!


If there was an option to review without any stars this would be a great case. I was very upset and chose to not tell her how I felt. I went in for a brow wax and came out with thin uneven eyebrows. I was very specific that I just wanted a clean up and did not want the actual eye brow messed with. When I looked at them I noticed half my eyebrow was missing. The woman tried to tell me that I was not looking at them correctly. How can you employ or authorize someone to do a service they cannot perform? I will never ever walk into Regis again.  Biggest mistake ever.\n\n**side note: i was washing my face and my left eyelid burned, i looked in the mirror and saw that either i have a burn or my skin was lifted. Seriously? Shitty eyebrows and now skin missing??


Elements is a gift shop in Aria that sells cigarettes , snacks and some interesting , random gifts and suveniors . They had blackjack strategy cards for $2 which was kinda random but nice . The snacks and beverages at this store might be kind of overpriced just like everything else in Vegas but the great thing about this store is that they're open 24 hours .


Ok I'm not one to bitch or complain but el hefe was awful. I'm a bartender myself and I'm usually pretty understanding and like to give people the benefit of the doubt but I've never received such awful service in my life. My gf and I sat at the bar, ALL of the bartenders were very inattentive. The best service I received was from the expos. My tacos came out wrong, they reordered them and the new ones came out quickly but the meat was burnt and I had to send them back once more. The bartenders weren't paying any attention so it took three times longer than it should have. I ordered a margarita with no sweet and sour, the bartender gave me a super confused look. I told him specifically tequila, lime juice, agave and soda and he still gave me a confused look with some attitude. Once I received the margarita i tasted it and it wasn't the best but I was so over complaining that I sucked it down anyways. There was a female bartender working also and disregarded my gf and I but was paying attention to all of the male patrons. I don't ask for a lot, I just want good service. If the service was good I probably wouldn't have even complained about the tacos. They would have received at least three stars if the service would have been decent but unfortunately it was the worst service I've ever received and that says a lot since I come from the same industry and I'm usually very understanding. Monty in particular was the one giving us the worst service. He didn't bother to check on us once. It took over ten minutes to close out my tab and the only reason it didn't take longer was because one of the new female bartenders who had just clocked on was nice enough to ask how I was doing and she closed out my tab. The service was awful the food was ehh and I won't be coming back the next time I visit Tempe.


If I can take the chefs of Ichiza and open a new and bigger restaurant with trained servers, hostesses, etc... I would probably have one of the best Asian restaurants in all of Las Vegas. \n\nThe issue with Asian restaurants in general is the poor service. It can really put a damper in your dining experience. Instead of hiring experienced waitresses who can clearly understand what you're saying and be attentive throughout the meal, many Asian joints hire their nieces and/or other family members, or perhaps even random attractive Asian girls. \n\nLet's just say, Ichiza... you have phenomenal Japanese food. Authentic and not overpriced, with an extensive variety offered all over the walls and on the menu. Your ramen is definitely better than Monta's (at least that's my opinion). I will always crave your curry udon, pork and onion skewers, fresh oysters, and pretty much everything else offered in that tiny space of a restaurant ;)   But please, please, please work on the service aspect! \n\nOn the several occasions I've been to this restaurant, my group and I waited about 15+ min to be approached after seating. We watch hungry and thirsty as the 2 or 3 waitresses on duty walk by, bus tables, stare at other tables, giggle in the back, or just plain stand around. We usually have to flag someone down to inform her that we're ready to order and once we do, we feel rushed and it is rather difficult to communicate half the time. The food takes a little longer than the average Asian restaurant, which is ok... but once it's out, don't expect to see your waitress again. Or.. you will see her walking around, but she won't acknowledge your existence. Good luck on refills! \n\nLast night was a prime example. We had 4 of us in the group. We finally ordered our dishes, they came out after some time, then we had a 5th join us. Long story short, he did not have a chance to order anything at all, not even a glass of water. \n\nNeedless to say, this place has fabulous food, and it's adorable on the inside... very Japanese :). Workers are polite but lack any restaurant experience. I was torn between giving it 3 or 4 stars strictly due to service! I sure hope that aspect improves because then it would certainly be a 5 star experience all around!


I got take-out from Sal's for the first time yesterday, and I had a more overall positive experience than other reviewers.  I think that's partly because I ordered a grilled cheese sandwich, which costs about half of what the other sandwiches cost.  The young woman working the register was super friendly, the food was cooked quickly, and I liked the giant slab of pickle that's included on the side.\n\nThere aren't tons of options on the menu for people like me who don't eat beef or pork, so I probably won't venture very far afield in their menu.  For what it was, my grilled cheese and fries were perfectly fine, and I'll get take-out there again, I expect.


A group of seven girls, headed out for a night on the town before our best friend gets married.  So yeah, we're all dolled up.  Thursdays was definitely the WRONG place to stop first.  We intended to hit the club there,  but unfortunately we arrived too early (it was like 9:30pm...) so we just opted for the plain old bar area.  We were certainly the black sheep.  \n\nIt seemed like everyone at the bar was staring at us as we ordered.  They serve no martinis, no long islands.  Luckily I enjoy beer so I just ordered a bottle of Molson and got a shot of SoCo.  It was quite expensive, especially considering the exchange rate now makes the Canadian Dollar worth more than the American Dollar - sheesh.  After a few minutes of some of the pickier ladies trying to figure out what they could drink, I watched the bar-back rummaging around in the lower cabinets behind the bar.  He successfully found a bottle of Apple Martini Mix.  So Apple Martinis it was.  And we left after that.  I could tell the locals already hated us.  \n\nThe greatest part about this place was the breathalyzer test on the wall.  I wonder who really uses it and doesn't just abuse it?  I guess it's a smart thing to have in a bar, but had we made this a later stop in our search for libations, I'm sure we would have enjoyed playing the \"who's more drunk\" game!


Wings are overpriced. And the quality of them are bad. They were tough and greasy. The staff are pleasant but then over all experience was too expensive for a sports bar.


I keep going back to Tammie Coe because I love their food!  From the quick grab and go small sandwiches and sides (that are really inexpensive actually) to a delicious prosciutto and Parmesan baguette - it has ALL been good.  The cupcakes, the muffins, the coffee.  \n\nThe reason I seriously think today was my last time there is because of the staff. I go there on average once a week, but each time the staff has been rude and each time I think 'well, maybe they were having a bad day'. But since it has happened consistently for nearly a year, and numerous other posts mention the same thing, I'm certain its not me or their bad day. It's their very unprofessional attitude.  \n\n8 out of 10 times the male cashier has had a dirty shirt on (that was way too tight and downright gross) and a two times I was there, the staff in the back were cooking without shoes on.  \n\nAs I write this it appears to me how ridiculous it is that I keep going back, but the convenience and the quality of the food is really hard to find so close to my office.  \n\nI hope you all have a better experience. But Tammie Coe - if you are reading this... Fire the dark haired extra moody barista and the incompetent, dirty-shirted young man.  The manager (I'm assuming) is a really nice guy, but I can't understand why he is allowing such a potentially amazing store be handled so poorly.\n\nMy hope is that those people are gone the next time we're there, replaced with helpful, competent people that are welcoming and fun...otherwise I fear Tammie Coe might be another empty downtown storefront.


This places is awesome. My sister, My grandma and I were waiting for our guest to arrive here, and while waiting we enjoyed the garlic fries, crepe vendome(?) (which was AMAZING, who knew apples and chicken tasted so good) we had a fruit plate and croissants, sipped on hot chocolate while my grandma and sister drank mimosas. Once our guest arrived we placed our orders with our fabulous waitress and shortly after our food came. Don't remember what my grandma ordered but it was a delicious looking crepe. My sister had the healthy start crepe which she greatly enjoyed, It was a sweet crepe with yogurt, strawberries, bananas, toasted almonds and topped with honey(:  David our guest, had the croissant breakfast sandwich. I had the Belgium waffles with strawberries and cream, maple syrup, and nutella. It was phenomenal. I definitely recommend this place(: food was totally worth the wait, but some items on the menu were a wee pricey,  for example the fruit and cheese sampler was 10 bucks. Yikes!!  But nonetheless this place was amazing and I would highly recommend La Creperie to everyone(:


Was in town for Wrestlemania 26 and was looking for somewhere to watch Michigan St. play in the NCAA tournament, boy did we choose the wrong place... Order took forever, sat down, they mixed the wife and mines burger temperatures up! Sooooo, we had to wait some more! I ended up filling up on fries and pickles! In there defense they knew they messed up and treated our party of 10 to free desserts, which were really, really good! Kids had fun, some kid kept winning stuffed animals out of the claw game and gave them to my boys!


Ill start with the positive - the d\u00e9cor is amazing.. the patio is really nice especially on a cooler day where you can sit and enjoy. We were there during happy hour BF got the house margarita and he liked it so much he had 2, or maybe 3. My Aunt and I split a margarita flight and opted for the frozen drinks.. came with prickly pear, mango and strawberry. All were on the sweet side but super tasty and VERY strong... we would have been falling off our stools if we each had a flight. I mixed the mango and prickly pear and it was muy bueno!\nThe bad - they bring out a big bottle of water... it had stuff floating in it, we let the waitress know and she brings another.. stuff floating in this one as well. Our guess was the dishwasher was not getting all the stuff out which is pretty yuck... especially since we had already started drinking the water before noticing.


Je suis all\u00e9 au Sesame il y a quelques semaines! Moi et mon copain voulions faire un petit pic nik rapide pr\u00e8s du canal! On a pris deux plats pour emporter (pad thai et general thao)!\nOn a \u00e9t\u00e9 tellement d\u00e9cus. Je d\u00e9teste donner des mauvais review mais pour vrai ca ne goutais rien! J'aurais du aller au thai express \u00e0 quelques rues de l\u00e0!\nVraiment domage car le resto super cute \u00e0 l'int\u00e9rieur!


Worst experience!\nWe sat and ate here. The service was ok but their chicken sandwich was absolutely terrible. I'm not a fan of McDonalds but their dollar menu sandwich is probably better than this $7 something piece of tasteless food.\nNever going back.


Tucked away location.  Food is good and consistent.  Atmosphere is just a bit too blahhh.  Needs some clutter or something.  If there was not a brick oven, this place could be almost any type of restaurant.  Wine list is okay, nothing to write home about.  Servers are mediocre.  One server (pray you never get him) will talk your ear off.  We will deliberately wait to ensure we do not get him.  Sad actually...\nWorth a shot, but still waiting for this place to come into its own.


We stayed here for 2 nights for $99 and once we completed to timeshare meeting we received $100 gift card to bass pro shop. The resort was nice. Nothing fabulous but loved that it was smoke free. The room was really nice. We have ts meetings in the past and this was not as bad as others. We were done in less than the 2 hours and our guy was not pushy at all. Worth the 2 hrs to save the money of staying at a regular resort. Wouldnt mind staying there again.


Future Tenant is a great non-traditional art gallery. they focus on multi-disciplinary art, so there's always something different going on. they have traditional 2-D art shows, theatre performances, open mic nights, and public window installations. it's a pretty great place for emerging artists to get noticed. and during events there's an open bar, which is always a plus.


Would give this place a higher rating if the service wasn't so spotty.  The food is great, came here for restaurant week and got a great deal, an appetizer, two curries and dessert with two chai's for $30.00  We went ahead and bought two bottles of wine just for fun too.  I've been in here before and there is a very sweet server who makes recommendations and brings out the food.  The weird part was that this time, we barely saw her and instead were basically ignored by all wait staff (two other folks).  We had to ask for the restaurant week menu (which they had hidden), they then proceeded to forget to bring out the chais and hustled us out of there until we reminded them that it was supposed to come with dessert.  Service snafu's aside, the food is really good and hard to argue with.   All the great standards are here and if they pick up a bit on the service (it got to the point that we had all the plates stacked up to make a visual cue, but they still left the plates there as we ate dessert) the restaurant would be a regular outing for me.


Well I do hate leaving a bad review on a place with such nice staff and warm and friendly owner but unfortunately a restaurant needs to be more than just a bunch friendly nice people. The quality of the food has got to follow. As much as I really wanted to like the food and was hoping that this place could be a good alternative to Firefly, it just was not. Overall the food was bland, low quality ingredients and clearly nothing is homemade. The worst were the meatballs, avoid them at all costs. They were hard as a rock and no taste. Clearly pre-maid, frozen and re-heated in the microwave (I am single, I know what those taste like!). Second to worst was the manchego and bacon mac&cheese. I had this before in other tapas places and it is a party in your mouth. This one was bland and floury. Not sure how they screwed this one up. \nAlso as one would expect portions are small, it is a tapas place. I have no issue with small portion but it needs to burst with flavor.  On a good note, the bacon wrapped dates are good. \nDon't think I will be going back but if I do, I will stick to the sangria and the dates.


Super friendly and attentive to the small things. Had frames repaired months ago. Went back in because a different screw came loose. The same gentleman replaced it for free and tightened up all the other screws. I know it's a small thing but most places these days would fix what they have to and move on but I really appreciated the little extra time it took to make sure I was taken care of.


Never disappointed eating here. Friendly service, hot and fantastic tasting food.  I especially like the spicy chicken bowl.  You can have it with a fountain drink for under $6, what a bargain.\nI want to try their breakfast one day.


Nice Prices, Good Food, Okay Service...It was a nice place to have brunch at with my girls. It was new to me. Dim Sum was awesome and all the other foods were good. I would go back again.


We heard about the Friday 80's night so came here after midnight after Thunder From Down Under. After much haggling with the bouncer us girls got to choose to get in free or pay $20 cover and get free (nasty) well drinks. At least we were able to negotiate a table for our friend with a broken foot. \n\nThe lounge is dark and frankly swanky. There's a tiny dance floor that's carpeted (and sticky). And by the time we got in the 80's night was over and they were playing ghetto hip hop (lots of ho's and other choice lyrics). However, after an hour of the hip hop they changed it up and played more dance/pop which was an improvement but didn't make the place much nicer. Here are some choice vignettes:\n\n - man smoking cigar, yes, I know this is legal in Vegas but still seems to pretentious not to mention stinky\n\n - bachelorette party giving lap dances to each other\n\n - some amazon women lying down and humping the floor\n\n - cigar man falling over drunk along with companion and being escorted out\n\nThough they may have some decent music it is not a classy place. At least the service is good and the bouncers are on top of things.


Been here twice, once with girlfriends on spring break in which I don't remember too much about, and the more recent time has been with my now husband.  \n\nI don't remember paying anything from the time I went with a bunch of my girlfriends, but I do remember it being very crowded.  The second time around I went with my hubby and we had to pay a small cover. It wasn't very crowded when we went, but we stayed for about an hour and had a couple of drinks and kept it moving!  The outside balcony area is pretty cool and super windy.  The ghost bar itself isn't too big, but there again it is just a bar.  There are plenty of chairs to lounge on though, but good luck getting one if its pretty busy.\n\nNow that I'm writing about it nothing really wowed me about this bar, so I'll reduce the stars to 3.5.  Good place to go if you want a decent view and  you are already in the palms!


We walked from venetian to mgm and then to burger bar (basically all the way down the strip) so by the time we got there I was starving! \n\n(-)\n- 17 bucks for my kobe beef burger. \n- adding avocado cost 1.55 (ridiculous) for three small slices\n- burger came and they forgot to add avocado to mine. \n- inconsistent medium rare patties, some were really pink in the middle, some looked well done\n\n(+)\n-sweet potato fries\n\nMy burger was good, I didn't think it was anything special and not worth 17 bucks. Service was ok, I dont know if it was the waitresses fault I didn't get the avocado or if it was the kitchen. It also took forever to flag the waitress down and get a pen for our credit card stuff.  For the 24 bucks I paid in total I'd rather have spent it on gambling or the wynn buffet.


First off, get the Groupon deal! It's the best deal. I mean, paying for a food festival is like paying to even step inside a restaurant so I don't know about you, the best deal is the cheapest.\n\nAnyway, I really enjoy coming to Pure Aloha. My boyfriend & I grew up in Oahu and anywhere we feel at home, we take advantage of it. I love Hawaiian culture and food and music and everything! :)\n\nWe enjoy browsing through the booths to get some new Hawaiian pride shirts then of course, grub some ono food! Braddah's Bbq is yummers. Maui Pack (I think that's what they call it), comes with Korean Chicken, Pulehu Steak, Sausage, Lumpia & Redondo Hotdog. SOOOOO YUMMY! Generous portion and also comes with Mac Salad. I pretty much slurped the Teriyaki Sauce too so don't forget to grab that.\n\nEating Hawaiian food while listening to a live band playing Hawaiian music.. heaven. After our kanack attack, we get Shaved Ice because it's pretty much mandatory.\n\nI love the atmosphere of the festival & I look forward to it every time. I think everyone deserves to check it out, especially if you're not familiar with the Hawaiian culture.


I had high hopes for this place because I love a good taco. I was disappointed and probably won't be back for three reasons: the food is way overpriced, the portions are too small and the food was just ok. I'll stick to Los Taquitos down the street.


Came here for lunch and everything was between 5-6 bucks.  Pretty decent pricing and the menu has a butt-load of selections from all sorts chowmein to your normal individual Chinese dishes. \n\nWe ordered the satay shrimp noodles and naked chicken oil rice thingy(not sure what its called in english)\n\nFood was mediocre but service was quick and food came out fast.\n\nI'd give a 3.5 but right after I ate and came back to the office, I had to take TWO massive dumps, not just one but TWO.  Which means that a.) Chinese food just always gives me the shiz, or\nb.) Something was wrong with the food.\n\nCoworker was fine so im assuming a.)


Love the fish and grits! Best in Charlotte!


Lower your Eggspectations, people.\n\nMy girlfriend and I scrambled over here early in the morning, after finding Eggspectation on Yelp, and getting yolked in by all the positive things that customers had to say about the place, so we hatched a plan to head over.\n\nAfter running through the labyrinthine mall, full of eggcitement, and heading up a difficult-to-find eggscalator, we came hard-boiled to poach some serious eats.\n\nThat's when everything cracked. The food was simply \u0153uful. What should have been over easy wound up being a truly deviled eggsperience for us, and fried our chances for a perfect foodie week in Montreal.\n\nSuffice to say, I left this restaurant with my sunny side down. Omelette you come to your own conclusions, but our meal was genuinely eggregious.


I guess I'm just spoiled from living in New Mexico my whole life (best mexican food EVER).  This place had been recommended to me by pretty much everyone when I told them I was looking for NM style Mexican food. We finally made it here & I was stoked! The girl behind the counter kept answering the phone while we were ordering, another worker was walking past us cursing at another employee...awwwwwkward. Now I'm willing to look past all of that IF the food is good, sadly disappointed doesn't even begin to cover it.  \n\nI ordered a carne asada chimichanga & my husband ordered the chorizo & potato combo plate.  The food came out quickly & my husband couldn't figure out what he was looking at on his plate.  It was just ground beef on top of mashed potatoes. Every place he's ever been has served it with fried potatoes & actual chorizo. Is this normal for AZ?  He didn't even want to eat it the food was so bland. I cut into my chimi & couldn't believe the meat that was coming out of it...boiled dry hamburger meat.  This was absolutely not carne asada. I gave it a shot thinking that at least if it's flavorful it won't matter. Nope. Bland, dry absolutely NO flavor. The guacamole on top was great & the tortilla wasn't heavy from being fried, it was nice & light.  But what's a chimi without yummy fillings?! I couldn't even finish it, we both had weird artificial aftertastes in our mouths as we were leaving. Blech. Sorry, but this is a huge \"never again\" for me.


Best Lo Mein anywhere in this town! Their dishes always taste fresh and are superbly balanced. We paid them many visits and were never disappointed. They deliver as well.


The General Tso's chicken lacked crispiness and flavor with a heat index of pre school. I had the Garlic chicken on a previous visit, and it was pretty tasty.


Grade: C\n\nChain food. Okay service. I can't explain why I don't hate this place.


Our first time here after a long but great day at the ball park.  A little bit of a wait since the patio was closed for a private party.  Totally worth the wait.  We were seated in the bar area and were warned it would be tight.  Chips and not-salsa-but sauce were darn good.  Margaritas awfully tasty.  He had the #5 3 shredded beef enchiladas and I had the #26 3 fish enchiladas. Very, very good.  We liked it not just for what it is but also because of what it isn't.  Is great food with authentic taste; isn't food slathered in sauce & cheese.


Clean, very tasty, and I love the creativity in the dishes.  Well worth the price and I recommend trying different dishes because with each new dish I try I have not been disappointed.


Egg on the burger wasn't completely cooked. They kept changing TV channels, so you couldn't watch a game all the way through. So we left.


Probably one of the smallest pools on the strip, lacking any type of ambiance. The third story location is not only surrounded by a parking garage and other high rise buildings, but lacks any type of shade (aside from the umbrellas). Pool open at 8, by 9 it is already fairly crowded. However, the staff is quite attentive and will even guide you to a pool chaise. For those unlucky enough not to have a spot, pool chairs can be rented for $15 during the week, $25 on weekends. Daybeds are $75  and come with an alcoholic pitcher of your choice.\n\nThe way to go at this pool is really the tranquility cabanas. Weekdays its $125, weekends $225 for privacy, your own little pool away from the rest, refrigerator stocked with smart water and a few snacks, dedicated servers, mister and overhead fan, couch and tv, and lounge chairs. There is even a bit of landscaping here, including a tree (hahah) which are sadly missing from the rest of the pool complex.\n\nThe food is quite decent, the drinks on the kitschier sweeter side and not worth spending the money on. The music is pop and dance music that seems to be on an enternal loop. If you are here for more than a couple days in a row, this will drive you crazy.\n\nOverall, not a great destination for a pool vacation - the strip has so many more amazing pools to choose from.


I can't say enough about how AMAZING this place is.  My children are 9 and 6.  My 9 year old is not very talented in sports, especially team sports, but I wanted him to be active.  He was also having a difficult time in school socially and I wanted to find something to build up his self-confidence.  Master Joe has a fabulous demeanor and the kids respond beautifully to him.  He know EVERY SINGLE CHILD in his classes, no matter how many attend, and he calls each one of them by their name.   He and his team of Black Belt helpers work with the kids to develop proper techniques and form.  The kids advance according to their skill level, but no child is left behind.  Master Joe even took time to go to my son's school classroom to expose the children to Tae Kwon Do.  It was an excellent experience for my son as he used him to demonstrate techniques to the class.  I could tell my boy felt amazing after that session.  This is a family run business, and Kate, Joe's wife and partner works with each family to determine which classes and events will spark your child's interest.   This is an incredibly positiive place that I feel blessed to have found.  Master Joe continually teaches respect, focus and control...what child doesn't need to learn some of that???


The food was great and the atmosphere was fun however I took one sip of my beer and noticed an irony taste in my mouth then noticed something crunchy in my teeth. The beer  had chipped shards of glass in it! When I brought it to the attention of the manager he basically called me a liar saying, \"That's so weird because the bottle doesn't look chipped to me.\" I had the glass in my hand!He replaced the bottle but nothing else was done about my glass filled mouth.


Seven of us ladies went shopping at Patty's closet and ended up next door having all kinds of treatments done!  What a fantastic gem of a place!  We walked out with tans, waxed eybrows, Brazilian waxes, cupcakes, great conversation, candles, makeup, and most importantly feeling beautiful!!!  All the young women working there are simply magnificent...they know what they're doing and do it well!  Can't wait 'til our next trip out to Vegas where we now know where to be pampered!!!


Getting shoes from the Garage makes me do the \"S\" MSN face. You know, the one that makes your mouth squiggle in a disapproving manner!\n\nStilettos, sandals and slip ons are all very cheap in here - but a bit cheaply made. There's a very tacky sheen that shines through this place - it's all strip lighting, mirrored walls and an array of shoes that look like they'll cave in within the first week of wear.\n\nThey have improved marginally over the past couple of years, hence the three stars. But The Garage is still pretty trashy, and shamelessly so. If you have a shred of common sense you'll be able to see that for yourself!


This place is great.  The staff is really friendly and the chile verde burrito is fantastic.  You know a mexican restaurant is good when most of the customers are hispanic.  I eat here for lunch three or four times a week.  Best cheap mexican food in Vegas.


I wish that I could give a negative star. Honestly, I never wanted century link in the first place. However, my apartments are contracted with them and try as I might no other service would agree to bend the rules and sign me up. I hate century link because 1.) No, you can not make a payment 24/7. You have to schedule it for a later time. 2.) If you are one day late, you are shut off immediately. However, once you make a payment you have to wait 4-24 hours to  get it back. 3.) Which this far has meant 24 hours although they have no problem pulling the money from my account immediately. 4.) They do not offer 24 hour support, their offices close at 6pm. 5.) It took me 2+ weeks to get it all hooked up because I was told 3 different things by 3 different people about what kind of modem I needed, which turned out to be only theirs. But lucky me, I can rent instead of buy! So over a years period, I will have paid for a modem that I can't keep. The alternative being to buy their modem, which why would I want to? So I can have a modem that only works for century link? Hahaha, no thank you. 6.) they refused to adjust my bill for the 2 weeks I paid for no internet due to customer service incompetence. They even hung up on me. 7.) Internet as low as $19.95? Bull, \"oh I'm sorry, your area code does not qualify\". Then why is there a billboard two blocks from me advertising it? If you're thinking about switching to century link, don't!


My friend took me out here 2 years ago, and I've been wanting to come back but just haven't had a chance to return. Last time I was in way better shape than I am now, and I participated in the paddleboard yoga, which was quite a challenge because I was determined not to fall in the water, I am not a fan of Lake Mead water or any kind of dark water that I can't see the bottom! Yoga was fun! This time around I took my two out of town guests, one of them it being her first time to Vegas, so it was nice to show them a different side of our town. They have since relocated to the Westin, and the boards are launched out of the sandy beach near the pool. For $30 you will get a quick instruction and an hour on the lake, and if you are a returning customer, you get a $10 discount. I highly recommend calling before and checking availability and weather conditions as high winds don't make for a fun paddle or they may be booked, would suck to drive all the way out there and be turned away. This is a great Vegas escape, I hope the rest of Lake Las Vegas starts to get revitalized.


I was so disappointed! \nPetit Fromage is now located inside Delicious Dishes. There is only a small case of cheese. I asked a staff member which of the blue cheeses she preferred and she wrinkled her nose and said \"eww I don't eat blue cheese\". HUH?? Needless to say I was ready to walk out. I asked which of the cheeses were made locally besides the one brand of goat cheese I recognized and she began looking around to find the place of origin. \nThese people don't know anything about the cheese and the selection is awful!


This place is your typical Hawaiian Plate Lunch restaurant.\n\nIt's my \"go-to\" place for what I consider some of the best Chicken Katsu in town.  I think it's my favorite because whenever I order it, its never burnt, undercooked or anything like that.  From what I can tell, it's breast meat but unlike other places that use the breast, the meat is NOT DRY but instead really moist and tasty!\n\nThe teriyaki beef is good as well.\n\nI just wish they were open 24 hours... ;)


Everyone was very helpful and friendly here. Food was good as well. Had the dungeness crab w/ 2 sides for $22. Can't wait to come back and try the maryland blue crab!!\n\n**Update\nBlue crabs were great, very sweet... But worth it if you don't mind getting your hands dirty!\n\nMy favorite. Their snow crab, easy to get to and delicious!!


It hurts me to have to give any Chipolte a single star but I am afraid that I have to.  Yesterday while enjoying a salad at this location I noticed a little black bug laying on its back in the bottom of my bowl with its feet kicking up in the air.  Gross, YUCK, and seriously were my initial thoughts as I held down my stomach flipping.  When I brought this bug to a workers attention I was told that they \"Try\" to wash the lettuce but sometimes this happens.  Sorry to say that this does not help me forgive the experience because I cannot help but think of all the bugs I may have eaten and not have known it.


I have ate here at least 7 times never been disappointed, the food is fresh and the price is so low. Its rare to find that, love the chicken tortas here.


Best nail place! I been coming here for over 10 years now! It feels like home!! Great job'! Moderate price! I come and it relaxes me! Their pedi and massage chairs are the best! I truly recommend it! They are very nice! And the work is amazing! I trust them! You won't regret it!


I am not a picky eater but everything here is so bland and boring. The spinach dip was watery and tasted weird. My pasta needed tons of salt and pepper because it tasted like a Michelina's frozen dinner.  The prices are pretty cheap but you can go elsewhere for food that tastes much better for the same price.


It's gets the job done. The \"Deluxe\" bit might be a bit of a stretch as the facility appears to have had better days. This will never be confused with a main stream or premium range hotel but I am not sure anyone would be surprised by that. I would not stay here with the family for a vacation but for a bed and a shower while working out of town it suffices.


Staff is always polite and movie selection is great! Prices aren't too bad and the viewing area is always clean. Only down side is that they don't have student discounts, but that's livable


Horrible and very slow service and they messed up my order. They were not crowed either. Ordered a Cobb Salad and server brought me the wrong salad then tried to ask like it was right- left off bacon, cranberries, and walnuts. Had shredded cheese on it which it doesn't come with. Wrong dressing on the side! Server wanted to bring me bacon, walnuts, and cranberries to add to my own salad. Why not bring me the lettuce too. Why not have me go in the kitchen and make my own! Will not be back to this one again!


I love Dominoes, and I USUALLY like this location, but I will not be ordering from this store again after tonight. We spent $30 on two pizzas and stuffed cheesy bread, and both pizzas were prepared wrong. The pizza we ordered for our children was supposed to be half pepperoni and half bacon... and they skipped the bacon entirely. Our pizza should have been Italian sausage and black olives... And they didn't put on any sausage. I also paid the stupid extra fee for a cup of marinara sauce for the cheesy bread... No marinara. All of this could have been solved nicely if the manager had simply gotten on the phone when we called and helped right the wrongs... But he didn't. He yelled at his employee from across the room what to say to us and made the poor kid be the middle man for the whole conversation. Refused to refund us or do anything to remedy the situation. Sorry Dominoes. You lost four customers today.


I don't know what I love more about EF, the fresh produce, supplements, the best body butters, deli, samples...everything!  The service is always superb and the location is the perfect stop after a day of shopping at South Park.  I think the sesame kale is some of the best salad ever........the soups, chicken salad, and tuna salad...everything I've had in the deli has been super fresh and delish.  Definitely one of my favorite places.......


If you wanna have honestly the WORST wannabe Mexican food in sin city , well go to Diablos !!! Taco Bell food is gourmet compared to this crap ...  I went during happy hour & there's no happy hour food just horrible tasting non discounted margaritas . I ordered a pitcher of mango margaritas & from where I was sitting I saw it being prepared from canned kerns nectar & house tequila instead of the premium tequila from the menu . The nachos were sooo soggy I thought I was eating 2 hour left over nachos from a gas station and the taco platter I orders were beyond tasteless .... I would so not recommend this to anyone unless u don't care but to get drunk on cheap liquor , bad food & HORRIBLE customer service


So I had no choice but to bring my baby back here cause they close pretty late at 10pm. In the day I'm busy =( so I'm only have free time is at night. \n\nSo my 2nd trip here is much more nicer than my 1st. They explain all the prices and asked me which one I wanted so there was no surprise at the bill at the end. But the wait is still long. Waited about 2hrs and something for everything to be done. \n\nSeems like there is new doctors and staff. Doc never talks about prices or bills only the aid/nurses does. Call for an appt they said they take walk ins. So I just went and gave my infor and about 4 mins I'm in the little private room waiting for the doc. \n\nDoc look all around and suggested some test to figure out whats going on. Then aid comes to give me a price list and pick one then Doc comes back to confirm that's what she's going to test. 1st test came back neg so Doc suggested another test. Aid came back telling me the prices etc then same thing. Doc came back said the 2nd test results takes a few days up to a week. Doc recommend some specialist if they can't figure it out after the results are in etc.\n\nGave me some RX I told her that their prices are to high and that I'm going else where to get them. Doc was nice enough to write out the RX for me. She also called the next day to tell me what's going on and wanted more infor about whats my baby been eating and snacking on etc. To rule out allergy.