BANG BANG BANG on our door at 4 am by the front desk clerk!!!  Why? Ok, let's start at the beginning.  Phoenix has an overabundance of budget adequate chain motel/hotel rooms, and we figured this was one of them.  When we arrived the day before Thanksgiving, 2011, we found a full-on construction site, so much so that we could NOT find the way INTO the hotel.  Eventually a workman snaked our way though to an incomplete lobby and we went up to our room.  AT FIRST LOOK, this newly redecorated room looked and smelled clean, and even had a somewhat upscale interior design for a budget motel. (This Ramada is becoming a Holiday Inn we were told).  But it was downhill after that.  The water was turned off and we did not have water until three hours after we arrived.  We turned on the air conditioner because it was in the 80's and the window does not open. WELL, we might as well have been in an airplane test hangar because it is SO unrelentingly LOUD that you cannot hear the TV...at all...and I have great hearing.  We eventually realized that the Air Conditioner / Heat Pump individual unit, while there IS a wall thermostat, only has ONE setting and...it is HIGH. (Lo and Med still blast at HIGH intensity).  Little by little, the fault became apparent to us...this was a cosmetic touchup, but the important things were missing like....a BATH TUB...there is no tub, just a shower with a shower head that barely yields a dribble of water....the TV is an old TUBE TV and it is blurry and scrambled and two calls to the desk (no one answers the extensions) brought no results.  Speaking of the bathroom, there is no window, no fan, and an ill-fitting toilet seat that shifts loudly to one side each time you \"alight\".  Many have complained about their odd shoji pocket door to the bathroom which bounces back open, and clipped my husband's hand twice. As others have mentioned, there are paperthin walls APPARENTLY, because we woke up at 4 am to watch the news.  We are very conscious as we live in a condo to keep our TV down.  Nonetheless, with this HORRENDOUSLY loud wall unit air conditioner, if you want to hear the TV, you have to turn it up and we did NOT turn it up as much as we would like to, but....BANG BANG BANG on our door a few minutes after we had gotten up.   The Front Desk Clerk rudely said when I opened the door (which is freaky at 4 am) -\"The neighbors complained about the noise and I could hear it all the way down the hall\" - **Note to Manager: GOOD LUCK RAMADA/HOLIDAY INN when it is 110 degrees outside and people have their TV's up much louder than we did to combat the a/c on UNRELENTING HIGH.  Trust me, there will be multiple complaints every night.  Other reviews of this motel have mentioned the same complaints.  I was planning on telling the desk clerk when we checked out after 3 nights about some of these \"constructive ideas\" for their own benefit.  However, the checkout clerk looked like he was NOT open to  input (probably overdosed on complaints), so I refrained.  Basically, the owners have cheaped out on this major remodel. .  If you read this, Ramada/Holiday Inn Manager, at the very least you need to get an electrician to REWIRE the thermostat to get a  LOW FAN setting on the a/c wall unit, buy new TVs, replace the toilet seat, change out the bathroom shoji door and shoot some insulation into the walls.  And, we're just not all that picky!


Our favorite Sushi restaurant!  Richard is awesome and the food and presentation is Awesome!  We are here about once a week!!


I was there with my daughter to purchase a new subaru.  I walked around the lot SEVERAL times before a salesman ever came out to ask if he could help me. (I got the impression I might have had better chances of getting one of the salesmen who walked past me if I had had my husband standing next to me).  The salesman who did finally come to meet us was VERY nice.  I wish we could have purchased a car from him, but his sales manager just didn't seem very interested in offering us a good deal.  If he would of even budged a bit more on trade in or car price we probably would have purchased there..  But it appeared that manager had no wish to do so.  We went to another dealer and bought the exact same vehicle for a few thousand less.  And a better offer on our trade.


My experience in Red wok is okay. When i say okay i mean is not the restaurant's fault they hired such a clumsy busser. But anyways the food is great everything looks clean bathrooms, outside  etc! talking about the busser she was kind of rude but at the end she deserve nothing but a 0$ tip.


I'm pretty irritated that my 2 pizzas, quoted at 19-29 minutes just took 1hr 8 minutes to get here. Completely unacceptable. I'm shocked it was even warm at all. Though the cheese was no longer melty. And James was hardly apologetic. I'll order from Val Vista next time.


Now, I am very hesitant to give a dentist 5 stars.  I mean if I was rating dentists as a whole, I would give them negative stars.  I have gone to a *lot* of dentists in my day and would never have considered giving one above 3 stars.  Then, I met Dr. Wyatt.  \n\nFirst, his helpers are super helpful and friendly.  They are nice and sometimes when they ask a question, they actually take the tools out of your mouth for you to answer!\n\nSecond, Dr. Wyatt himself follows suit and is nice.  Even when you have issues he's nice about it.  He doesn't lecture or raise his voice or even seem angry that you don't do something, like oh floss all the time...  He truly seems like he wants you to have a happy, healthy smile, not like he is frustrated with your behavior.\n\nLastly, his office is called \"Reel Dental\" and they have a movie theme.  Though somewhat cheesy, it's nice to have movies on in the waiting room and such.  Rumor has it that when you go in for long dental work, which I never have, you can watch a movie while it's done!  Anything to take your mind of the fact you're in a dentist chair is great.\n\nOh, and for the ladies, he's quite easy on the eyes to look at while being worked on!


I sent my 18 year old college student daughter here for a procedure.  The doctors and nurses were mean, and insulting.  I would not recommend this facility.  He denegrated ASU'S academic reputation and made inappropriate comments to her.


Update. Im sick of coming here and having them tell me after a long wait in line that theyre out of whatever im looking for. Please. After a few times i get the picture.


We LOVE This Place!!!\n\nWe went to Jacqueline's for the 1st time today for a late breakfast and were extremely pleased with the whole experience. They have a very colorful and fun decor and our server, Mindy, was an absolute sweetheart.\n\nI would definitely recommend both items we had - the Chorizo Omelet (killer) and the Croissant French Toast (Yummm) and the kid's are in love with the Mac & Cheese (kid friendly place).\n\nKeep up the good work, Jacqueline (whoever you are)....we'll be back for more!!! :)


The look of the place is great. Of course it is, it's Vegas baby!\n\nI just really hated how they had everyone wait in line for over an Hour even though they were already open.\n\nPlus $40 cover? I don't know if paid that full amount but my guy friends did...it sucks.


Very disappointing, as I usually love all things Wolfgang Puck! Food and service here were both a disappointment. The bartender had way too much on his plate, with all the bar seats and all the tables in the bar area. I had ordered two appetizers for my dinner - the fried goat cheese and the bruschetta. The bruschetta was very unusual... and not in a good way. The ingredients did not go well together. And the goat cheese appetizer was a little pan of warm goat cheese and marinara sauce, with these horrible doughy bread balls. I planned to ask the server/bartender to bring me some regular bread to make it more edible, but he never came back to my table to check on me. When I did finally flag him down to ask for some real bread to use for dipping, he said sure, but thought it was more appropriate to bus the table next to me first before getting it. Meanwhile my goat cheese had turned stone cold. Fail. Maybe things would have been different if I had just ordered a pizza... but I doubt I will be back to give them another try.


I just got a letter in the mail telling me that Moutainside is changing the terms of our contract and is now going to start charge me a \"annual enhancement fee of $25 for your individual plan\".  So lemme get this straight.. I'm being penalized for being single?  Yeah, there's this guy named Uncle Sam who already screws me over for being single and having a good job...I don't need my gym doing that too.  Especially when there is Abby Bella Dance Studio an LA Fitness and 24 Hour Fitness close by (I'll give you their addresses if you're interested in not being taken advantage of).  Seriously..the audacity and what's an enhancement fee anyway?  Unless liposuction is now included in my membership, I'm taking my business elsewhere.\n\n***Update:\nMountainside management's definition of an \"enhancement fee\" is a joke.  I'm going to file that explanation under NOT MY PROBLEM.  What you consider \"enhancements\" that you want to charge me a surplus for (without my consent) most of the general public would consider operation costs and keeping up with competition.  This isn't a condo association.  I don't have any invested stake or profit sharing with this company and therefore Mountainside shouldn't be allowed to charge what I would consider to be a B*S* special assessment.  Further stating this fee is an \"industry standard\" is a farce.  In the past I have been a member at: 24hr Fitness, LA Fitness, XSport, Abby Bella and Bally's...NONE of these gyms have ever tried to sneak in some annual \"enhancement fee\" ever.. so who are you comparing yourself too?  Lastly, since I've been bashing you all over town I just found out my co-worker who also has a membership at your club isn't getting charged this annual enhancement fee...how fair is that?


It's ok. its a good price for what you get it's about the same price is Panda. it's definitely a hole in the wall


Terrible! went there for lunch.\nSushi had only rise, I had a hard time finding or tasting the fish. Rise was undercooked. Wasted my time and money. I suggest you Try New Zealand, although their location is not as prime.


Food was pretty good.  Server was friendly, but we had a difficult time understanding his accent.  Normally OK, but unfortunate here since there is more waiter-interaction than normal.\n\nThe d\u00e9cor in this place was a bit dilapidated.  When we arrived, we weren't sure if we were at the right door because there was no sign, and the main entrance looked like the paint was fading (so we thought it might have been a service entrance).  Inside, there were dark booths with the wood stain on the walls coming off probably from the steam that the fondue pots produce.  The black napkins had some white lint on them.  \n\nThe waiter recommended a \"garlic and wine\" seasoning be sprinkled on the wedge salad.  It was in a large plastic style spice bottle like you would find at the grocery store.  Not classy at all, and it didn't taste very good either (luckily I just sprinkled a little into my hand and onto a small part of the salad because it came out pretty fast).\n\nFor the price ($170 after tip and 2-3 drinks each) we expected better service and a more pristine environment.


we each got a salad and it was fine.  nothing too exciting but left quite satisfied.  the rolls were delicious and there were a few varieties so that was fun. i might eat here again if i'm in the shops area but won't be rushing back.


I'm just not a fan of malls of any kind, yes I know I'm a girl I should blah blah but I like going knowing what I want and where I want to get it from, came here to visit a friend that works here, it was a big outlet, bigger than the ones in LA that's for sure, it was dull and weird...never been to a mall that has rug...eh?


Klein aber fein. Wirklich viel Platz bietet das Ohne Gleichen nicht, daf\u00fcr ist es dann um so gem\u00fctlicher wenn man denn einen Sitzplatz abbekommen hat.\n\n\n Die Inneneinrichtung ist spitze und bietet einen modernen Kontrast zur hohen Stuckdecke. Von den den Raum umrandenden roten Sitzb\u00e4nken sollte man sich allerdings nicht t\u00e4uschen lassen - die sind l\u00e4ngst nicht so weich wie sie aussehen. Eigentlich sind sie n\u00e4mlich gar nicht gepolstert. Und ein gepflegtes in die Kissen fallen f\u00fchrt so recht flott zu blauen Flecken am allerwertesten.\n\n\n Daf\u00fcr sind die Bedienungen sehr locker und zuvorkommend. Die Preise sind in Ordnung.


Amidst the beautiful atmosphere of the Venetian, Canaletto serves up decent Italian food in a setting reminiscent of Italy. They have a variety of dishes on the menu, from pasta to pizza to meat entrees. I had the fusilli al pesto, which came with a good amount of al dente pasta in a pesto sauce. I found the chunks of potato to be a little strange, and the pesto ended up being a little oily for my taste. My friends ordered other pasta dishes, the best probably being the seafood linguine. The meal overall was good, but not particularly memorable; however, the portions are definitely just right for the price that you're paying.


i really hate to do this, but i have to. service was slower than slow. my bagel + cream cheese was super skimpy on the cream cheese. turkey chili was lukewarm and not as good as it should have been. the staff seemed gloomy and sad. it just wasn't a good experience. it really is too bad, i haven't had lunch at a einstein's in forever and i was hoping it would be as good as i remember it.


Worst sandwich ever. A 7 inch large had as little meat as you can possibly put on a sandwich. Their online menu shows stacks of deli meat piled high but my 7 inch large sub had 4 small pieces of meat on it. I actually threw out the second half of my sandwich as it had no taste at all. They also forgot to add mayo and lettuce and the coke zero was flat. I tried it once and feel completely ripped off. I will not return.


Thumbs down AZ Republic. \n\nYou wrote a horrible article (my 5 year old could have done better,) missed every main point possible, used my name throughout your stupid article, then allowed every no-life jerk to post horrible comments about me! \n\nI HATE YOU AZ REPUBLIC! I hope all your newspapers spontaneously combust and burns your building to the ground. \n\nBut, that wont have to happen, because your newspaper is going downhill and going fast. Hopefully, you will be bankrupt within the next year. \n\nIf I want to see bad reporting I'll get a free New Times. At least they have the decency to throw in some humor with their crap fest called journalism.\n\nP.S.- how many times do I have to tell you to stop calling me?!?  I don't want to subscribe to your stupid newspaper- even if you do give me a gift certificate to Target!


Wow, based on the pictures and description on their website I expected their gardens to be A LOT bigger. Yes it was pretty, but everything was so squished and there were so many tourists (even on a Monday and Tuesday!) that it was hard to appreciate and enjoy. They were also in the middle of switching over from their Thanksgiving theme to their holiday theme so some displays were only half completed. Bummer...


Came here a little while back to see Fu Manchu - the stoner rock band, that is, not the movie. This little dive on the southeast corner of Hayden and Roosevelt in a little strip mall used to be called Chaser's. Saw a few local bands there a few times back in the day - Zen Lunatics, One Foot In The Grave. One Foot In The Grave was sort of a Sun City novelty punk band about 2 decades ago when all members being over 50 was actually a novelty. Now that most punk bands from the first wave or even the hardcore years are all past 50 that novelty has long worn off. :) So the bar pretty much looks the same as it did during the Chaser's years and place had a good sized crowd - you had to squeeze your way through to get from point A to point B. Men's bathroom didn't even have a door but at least it had working toilets - no peeing in coffee cans here. Had one gin and tonic - tasted a little watery so I didn't get any more. Headliners were super loud. Like holy crap I forgot my earplugs loud. Like stop by the bookstore tomorrow and get the Sign Language For Dummies LOUD! It's ok for shows but I wouldn't come here again unless I  REALLY REALLY want to see whatever band is playing here.


This place needs some cleaning!!!!!! We tried it because of the great reviews , the buffet was gross, the hibachi chicken was not bad, but just eating it in that dirty place wasn't pleasant.


One word: EXPENSIVE \n\nI was with a friend of mine who had gotten engaged recently, and we were checking out the bridal store next door. We decided to get a bite to eat and there was a big banner advertising that they won some sort of best new restaurant award, so we decided to give it a try. \n\nI am not a regular tea drinker, but since it was their speciality, I gave it a whirl. It was okay, just tasted like tea, but it was $3.50! The menu was the same way, I think all the sandwiches were about $12...who do they think they are?! To top it off, the food took forever! Were were there at about 2:30 and there was only 1 other table, but the food took over 20 minutes. \n\nThe food was decent flavor wise, but we really felt like it was overpriced. Next time I want some iced tea, I will just stick to Starbucks!


Awesome staff, great food and cool decor


I was not super impressed with this hotel. If you are into the partying scene, then this is for you. I came on a business trip and each time we go to Vegas we try to experience a new hotel. When we arrived in our room there were disgusting greasy handprints on the headboard of each of our beds! GROOOOSSS right?????  Overall our room just felt dirty. There was what looked like dried up vomit in the bathroom next to the toilet paper. One word...disgusting. When we called to tell them about or room they just said they would send up housekeeping to assess it. When she got there even she was disgusted and sanitized both headboards completely. The shower constantly flooded so we would have a pool in the bathroom, who need rehab if you have your own personal pool in your room I guess. I would not recommend this to anyone. \nThe only positive was that our room did have a nice view of the strip and the pools were pretty.


I loved this place before I even got in the front door. Very good prices, and well organized.  The owner is so friendly.  It seemed like every item of fabulous clothing I picked up was on sale for half price.  I am definitely a regular now!!!


Probably the worst chinese I've had in years. Sweet and sour had almost no sauce, and the kung pao chicken tasted like beef stew, not spicy at all. Not worth half what I paid.


Nothing spectacular about this burger. I used to love fat burger for the food, not the prices but my meal was not as I remembered. The burger was under seasoned and the egg was wayyyy over cooked. Even the onion rings were nasty. The only thing that made it worth while was the shake, still one of my favorite fast food shakes and probably the only thing I will return to get.


IF they get your order right your lucky. If it is right most of the time the burgers are made wrong.\nNot worth the stop at all.


I'd like to share our experience with Denali moving it has been a complete piece of mind knowing that my home goods were in the care of such meticulous movers!the owner was very helpful with accomplishing our long cross country move . The employees were very professional when picking up and at the delivery .When we discovered that the moving company offered services to ship our car we figured that would be the way to go without a doubt and we're so glad we not only saved putting the miles on our car but we saved a bunch of money in what would have been fuel costs. Last but not least our vehicle was delivered right to our house. I am more than satisfied with the service that I received. Not only would I use their services again but if anyone I know is moving I always recommend their services to my loved ones and friends.Thanks again for a job well done-Jessica


Great service, atmosphere, and food! Loved the gluten free options! Awesome experience!


Our favorite pizza in AZ. There are many wood fired pizza places but there is something about Cibo that makes them our favorite. The crust is fired to a crisp yet just chewy enough texture. The cheeses and sauces are so fresh and delicious. On this trip we enjoyed the Caprese salad, sausage pizza and calzone that was filled with salami, prosciutto, ricotta, mozzarella and sauce. We have had Bianco and Cibo and we enjoy Cibo just a little more.


DeFalcos was the king.\n\nSince I found Andreolis my life has changed.  Fresh baked bread, finest cuts of meats, and hand made pastas.  It does not get any better than this.  I had not tasted good balsamic vinegar and olive oil till I had some at Andreolis (granted a good bottle of olive oil will cost you upwards of $50).  \n\nI have been to Andreolis a few different times now and each time I go I have to try something new.  Usually when you go to a place there are one or two good things to eat on the menu.  Not so at Andreolis.  As my fellow foodie Pete likes to say \"it is a check list not a menu\".  I have had sandwiches, salads, bread and meat trays, but the crown jewel is their raviolis.  As an example I ordered their mushroom ravs one day and they were out.  Michael (the owners son) comes out to my table and lets me know but tells me they have taken care of me.  When my plate arrives he lets me know that they made me some pumpkin ravs instead.  My heart drops in my shoes because I hate all things pumpkin.  But, I grin and bare it knowing that everything else I have tried here is top notch.  I take my first bite and a large smile comes over my face.  The ravs were so good I wanted to cry.  Every bite I could taste the hint of truffle oil, the butter that was mixed in, and slight tinge of sage.  The pumpkin filling was so good I wanted to go to my moms house and slap her for making such god awful pumpkin pies growing up and making me think pumpkin was an evil squash.\n\nAndreolis is not some fancy upscale establishment, so if you are looking for cultured you are coming to the wrong place.  What Andreolis is though is a great Italian deli that serves great food using fresh imported Italian ingredients.  If you are in Scottsdale stop by and order the ravs.  Your stomach and palette will thank you.


Absolutely not. My drink was weak as hell. Tastes like sour lime juice and ice. It's decor is great but whyyyyy is everything over-priced?


This place is very quirky and reminded of a place I would find in Los Angeles. The service was great and the menu diverse. Even though it's a raw, vegan restaurant, cooked food and meat were available. My only qualm was that everything was too salty, as though to compensate for lack of cooking. The desserts were delicious, although the crusts of the pies too salty. I think I drank six glasses of water, which was way too much.


Hmmm. Bait and switch? Got a flier from a representative from this place and they won't honor their advertisement. It's says that you get a custom pizza and salad made from scratch all at a respectful price of 7.75 I thought that was a great deal until I called and the guy who answered said it was either or not for both. Sucks because I heard that their pizza is not bad but I'm not going to spend my hard earned money at a place that won't honor their mistakes. Good luck Fired Pie.


fast +cheap if you order the right thing + open late + makes goofy commercials  = Jack in the Box


Great service and very friendly!!  Also great price!!  I was quoted one price for standard builder grade locks, but apparently I have a grade 2 and the price went up a little bit.  But still a lot cheaper than the competition I had called in addition.  Koby was friendly and efficient, and called to let me know when he was on his way.  I'll recommend them to anyone who's in need of re-keying their home or any other locks!


We were actually referred to Valley King by an apartment place that we had gone to that we were not quite a great fit at, and told to ask for Scott.  We were in the office for about a half hour filling out forms, etc., before he sent us out to look at three places.  We never made it past the first place he sent us...it was a perfect fit.\n\nThe biggest thing that helped them help us was that we were entirely upfront about ALL of the issues we were facing.  Scott was friendly and personable and found a quick location for us.  We appreciated his services and will be using him again.


Very disappointing.  I saw that there was something new and wanted to give it a try.  (I used to live in Pgh and am now visiting so I'm not sure how new it is)\n\nI ordered the pulled chicken sandwich.  It was very dry and not very flavorful at all.  The fries that came with it were okay but nothing special.  It is very apparent that this place is capitalizing on the their location in Market Square.\n\nWe did however sit outside and had a great view of PPG Place and Market Square.


Second time back and not regretting the trip from NYC at all. It's got the old school feel like Sparks steakhouse but yet steaks and sides were up to date with our taste buds. Out waiter, Yoself, is awesome. Must ask for his tables as he's very knowledgable. Home grown from within the restaurant, he knows everything from kitchen back end to serving front end. Steaks were juicy and not dry. Only serving wet aged steaks. I would def come back here each and every time I'm in montreal. Thanks Yoself for everything.  Btw, best cole slaw around and it's free. MUST have: Monte Carlo potatoes. Thanks to Ubi from La Cabane for recommendation. (Right diagonally across the street)


This place is not the same anymore.... Waited about an hour to get mediocre food... even the atmosphere is pretty lame now.


Hands down the best burger in Madison. The food is complex yet simple. They start with a great base which is high quality meat. Then they get creative and add amazing flavor combinations to their burgers. There is nothing better than a burger from Dotty's on a game day, or on any other day of the week. The atmosphere is wonderful and you can't help but get into the Madison experience while eating there.


Hands down the best prime rib available, if the old saying is true you get what you pay for than this is quality at its finest, pricing is fair, about a hundred dollars for two with drinks, and they even bring the carving station to your table while the chef cuts the meat to your liking, all out great service.


The wife and I spent Christmas weekend visiting family in Pittsburgh and we stayed at Hampton Inn and Suites. The Hotel is located in the Downtown section of Pittsburgh which is ideally located to everything.\n\nNeed to send some love to Kaylee the young lady who checked us in on the evening of 12.22. She was very welcoming; told us about the Hotel and its facilities. I asked a couple of questions and she was very willing and eager to answer my inquires.\n\nHotel room was spacious and it over looked Downtown Pittsburgh. Very nice. Bed was firm, but very soft with plenty of pillows. Free WiFi; yay. Bathroom spotless with plenty of towels. Hotel rooms get a lot of wear and tear with constant usage; our room was clean and well maintained.\n\nThe Hotel offered complimentary breakfast daily. Very nice and good. Lots of choices from healthy to standards like ham, bagels, eggs, potatoes, etc. They had a commercial toaster for all your breads. Variety of fruits, cereals, juices, teas, etc. I must say that it was a delicious breakfast and an a good start to the day.\n\nBusiness center 247; awesome. You never know when you need to print something at 2 AM. They also had a fitness center that I said hi too every time the elevator pass by :)\n\nWhen I shop for a Hotel room I look for convenience, comfort, affordability and service. Hampton Inn and Suites Pittsburgh-Downtown definitely achieves all my expectations. I was not nickel and dime here. Staff was wonderful. Parking was complimentary. Room clean. All the standards were met and with a smile. Good job Hampton Inn. Thank you!


Great acting....especially the MC...typical Cirque quality.  Did this instead if Believe after reading the reviews.  Glad I did.  Definitely enjoyable as a couple.


I get it. I understand the premise. At first it was cute and funny and amusing, but when you place a hat on my 13 YEAR OLD daughters head that says \"I'm the load my mom should have swallowed\"............. i looked at the list of things that you say you are NOT and i realized you covered all those bases.\nSo if you're looking for a place with uncomfortable seating and mediocre overpriced food. This is it.


It pains me to write this because I've been a patron for many years buying various odds and bits when I couldn't wait for online orders to ship. But their repair service has repeatedly let me down to the point where I don't think I want to give them any of my business anymore.\n\nOn the first occasion, they managed to completely lose track of a fairly expensive lens I had left with them to be repaired. They never called me with updates like they kept promising. I was always the one calling them, and having to re-explain my story to people who all gave me different excuses and were more preoccupied with shifting the blame than figuring out where my lens had gone. They seemed to be making time more than looking into it.\nThankfully they eventually found it, but the ordeal took a few months. \nGood thing I had other equipment that could stand in.\n\nOn the second occasion, my worries began on the day I left the camera with them because three employees were confused as to how the form was filled out, and whether that was the correct form at all, of course blaming someone else in the process. I was glad I hung on to my receipt.\nI was told they would contact me within about a week with an estimate. After three weeks I was still without news so I called them, and was told off-hand that because of the type of camera, it could easily take four to six weeks. I wasn't happy but it didn't look like I had a choice. Finally after two months with still absolutely no news from them, I called back and explained the situation. Apparently the repairman was waiting to get some additional equipment from me to test the camera. I asked why no one ever contacted me to tell me this. No answer. I asked how long that request had been pending. Apparently since after one week. I asked why I was told 4-6 weeks, and why no one checked my file at that point. He didn't know, and said 4-6 weeks is completely wrong.\n\nI'll now be dealing directly with the repairman, as it seems the Photo Service team is incapable of getting their ducks in a row, or of providing a suitable explanation for why things go wrong. Unprofessional and unaccountable are not qualities I want to see in people I let handle expensive photo equipment.\n\nBottom line, if you rely on your equipment for work and need it back in a predictable amount of time - avoid this place. Having broken equipment is difficult enough; if you need the repair experience to not be an additional source of stress and frustration - avoid this place.\nIn fact, probably best getting acquainted with mechanics and repair shops directly and developing your network of people who can stand by what they do.


In the many years we have been coming to Vegas, it isn't very often I'm surprised. The Frankie Marino Show was more than an amazing surprise! Within moments everyone was up on their feet. The original music out shined the covers. I would suggest bringing anyone (young and old) to this \"super stars\"show. The brothers have written and performed most of the songs. Just Do it!


The only reason I keep going back here is because my kid is addicted to the smoothies.  The kitchen is not very clean and just looks gross. All of the food is microwaved pretty much so it isn't that good.  But it is a pretty cheap reward for my kids after her therapy on Friday's so that's ok. They do have a lot of specials on food and smoothies which is nice.


We stopped in after breakfast for a latte and encountered the proprietor on the phone and trying to take our order as he was talking on the phone.  He had a look on his face as if we were inconveniencing him and we felt rushed and unwelcome.  As we were leaving we had to say thank you and good bye and as he was reading the newspaper he uttered bye with no eye contact.  The coffee was not good and we will not return here.  This establishment is geared towards the locals.


Best Asian fusion burgers in Las Vegas hands down. Unique flavors that has your mouth dancing with joy. The truffle fries was super delicious and so was the pork buns. Shogun burger is the the best but every other burger here is to die for. Also the lava cake is mouth watering. The service is impeccable and our server Dan was a delight. He should get a raise!


Half portions of pasta make for a great dinner without being stuffed.  Travel to Charlotte fairly often for dinner, Aria is a reliable restaurant for a good dinner, nice wine selection, and overall good value.\n\nI would recommend dining here, especially if you are dining alone and still want a nice restaurant.


So the waiter brought a me cheese enchilada and chicken taco even though I ordered a beef enchilada and chicken taco I informed him of this and he looked at me in the face and asked me if I wanted a side of beef.  I will not be back


Based on the reviews we wanted to check it out. Being from Brooklyn and knowing what great pizza really is,  I wanted to see for myself.\nIt's a counter order place which is fine for just a casual slice before a movie but not any ambience for dinner. Had couple of different slices, one Sicilian and one regular.  Nothing special on either front.  Not bad but not the texture and experience people were raving about.\nNot going out of my way to go back unless maybe before a movie.


I've been to this store afew times while shopping in this area.  No problems until now.  Went in to get my usual half pound of coffee.  Other stores sometimes get confused about this order but this store would flat out not do it.  The employee said they would have a half pound of coffee left to do nothing with.  Nothing with?  Are you not a coffee shop?  I could think of lots of ways you could use that coffee.\n\nMy d daughter works for this company and her first priority is customer service.  I guess I'll go to the grocery store and get some Peets from now on.


I can't believe that I came to a pizza place and I didn't order any pizza! My friend and I shared an order of the not your mamma's garlic bread. I loved the pesto spread and the roasted glove of garlic. I had a garden salad which was filled with all the regular ingredients- tomatoes, cucumber, red onions, etc. It was almost big enough to be shared. I am a part time vegan so I was excited to see all the options on the menu. \nService was friendly. There were plenty of seats for an intimate time or a big group of friends. TVs at the bar to keep you up to date on scores. There is a To Go section as well.


We came in here for dinner and really enjoyed it. I've ordered masala's at other places and they haven't made them as spicy as I like them to be, but here I ordered spicy chicken masala and I received a flavorful hot, SPICY chicken masala. Staff was very friendly and attentive.\nP.S.\nI Love Indian Food! ;-)


Delivery is super fast. If you think you can jump in the shower after you call in your order, you'll end up answering your door in a towel.


Was very disappointed with the food, the hamburger was small and not so hot.  Cooked well but not flavorful, the fries were cold and soggy,  The only redeeming quality about the meal was the service was friendly and attentive, A little expensive for a hamburger,


Mastro's does not need me to write a review for them.  They are just EXCEPTIONAL period.  \nWe went there on 9/27 for hubby's birthday. Drinks were a bloody mary and a Brandy Alexander.  He wanted his bloody mary spicy but upon arrival it lacked horseradish. Lauren, our server, quickly took it  and brought it back with ample horseradish.  He tasted it and said something was missing.  I volunteered that it was Tabasco.  After all, that is essential for a good bloody mary.  Lauren brought some Tabasco and after he added it, the Bloody Mary was perfect (I have to deduct one star for not getting birthday boy's drink right).  My brandy alexander was made with ice cream.  In the east they use cream, here ice cream. OMG.  Amazing drink.  Readers, you have to try it.  \nThe assortment of breads was great.  Hubby only eats bread out because he is watching his girlish figure but this bread basket was his demise.  Ciabatta breads, olive bread, garlic flavored breads, pretzel breads.  Shall I go on like Forrest Gump?  \nHis appetizer of smoked salmon was delicious although not as good as the smoked salmon they sell in Paris in a common supermarket.  (I don't know how the french do it.  Their food is so above the mark.)  Anyway, his smoked salmon came with capers, chopped red onion, baby cucumbers and many pieces of toast.  I was wondering if after all that he could eat his meal.  I ordered the french onion soup made with Gruyere cheese (that's the cheese it's supposed to have, not mozzarella or swiss) It came piping hot in what I thought a metal jar that was really too big for me.  The broth was not too salty as happens often.  I finished it off and I think the french onion soup finished me.  \nNow for the entrees:   I foolishly fed hubby some fine steak at home the night before we went (DAAAH...) so he was not up to steak.  He ordered a 16 oz veal chop and sweet potato fries.  I had ordered one crabcake from the appetizer section as my entree and it came accompanied by some micro-greens, a lemon, tartar sauce, all nice and fresh, but I couldn't touch any else since I had had that sinful brandy alexander, assorted breads and that delicious french onion soup. ( I had it the next morning and the crab cake was delicious: almost no breading and all crab! Micro-greens were slightly spicy and dressed in a very, very light dressing: wonderful)  By the way, the take-out containers are beautiful, black boxes that could be used to wrap the finest of gifts.  Just saying.  These people go all the way on quality.  \nHubby ooo-ed and ahhhhed over his veal chop but he didn't believe it to be 16 0z as indicated on the menu.  I think that's the pre-cooked weight.  The sweet potato fries were not to be believed.  Firstly, the portion.  They were in a basket that was overflowing when they arrived at the table.  It could easily feed 5 people so if you are ordering them, remember that.  I am not a sweet potato fries fan but they looked so light and airy that I sampled them.  They were absolutely delicious.  Birthday boy was at his finest with all this good stuff around him.   When I thought that he couldn't enjoy himself more,  he ordered his birthday cake:  Chocolate Sin Cake.  It arrived on a creme anglais on the bottom of the plate with his name and happy birthday written in chocolate sauce, AND a separate bowl FULL of whipped cream.  I tasted the whipped cream and that was home-made stuff!  Yum.  The Chocolate Sin cake was slightly warm and hubby's eyes began to twirl in his head from the deliciousness of it all.  I am so glad I chose Mastro's City Hall for his birthday.\nMany thanks to our server, Lauren, and to the staff who made it all possible.


Breakfast all day. Healthy portions.  Tiny diner but food was very fast.   No substitutions and no Amex.


Little Caesars:  \"WAIT, IT'S NOT READY!\"  I don't why this particular location NEVER has pizzas ready.  That's the whole point of going to Little Caesars, right?  You go in, give them $5 and walk right back out with a pizza.  It's really not worth waiting for, in my opinion.


We already have had to move rooms three times first was a accessible room which of course had no tub and moved us to a room with a super old school tv and the tv in the living ro remotes don't works and has super old appliances we had to down grade so annoyed for a 4 star resort o and holes in the walls very classy


My favorite! I'm so glad they opened one right by me! They're the best shaved ice I've ever had.


I've used Ted Wiens before and have had no problems. Plus, I have their little sticker coupon book so I wanted to take advantage of my discount.. But when I called to check up on the status of the oil change for my Lexy on Friday I was notified that in addition to the oil change, I was in desperate need of 2 new front brake pads, 2 new front rotors, 2 new rear tires and that my heating hose needed to be re-clamped because it was leaking.. I asked how much it would all be and was told it would be over $1000 :X FML but then I was told I would be given a little discount because of my coupon book bringing it down to around $975. Told them that I would think about it and call them back. \n\nI called another auto shop in the area to compare prices and was shocked when they told me that they would charge me a flat rate of $650. So I paid for the oil-change ($48 Synthetic Blend & that's with the $10 discount because my car holds 7 quarts of oil or something like that lol) and took my car down a few blocks to the other shop... While driving, I noticed Ted Wiens didn't even replace my next due oil change sticker and then later I found out that they rotated the rear tire on the right side of my car to the front (only the right side & not the left) which is very dangerous because they are 2 different sizes! UGH!\n\nThe sales representative at Ted Wiens, Christian, has always been super nice but I can't help but feel those prices were a bit of a rip off.


You ever been smacked in the bag by accident while playing sports? How about a 100 times a night? They need to work on some crowd control strats in that place. Music was OK. Asian Go-go girls were hot. Drink prices were about avg for Vegas...when you could get one. Overall not a repeat venture in my book.


The Buffet is fantastic!


We always get meat here when it has yellow tags. Saving money. Also I drop off my proscriptions and pick up later. They will send you a text when ready.


Scam. Like the other reviewers company did not ship product and I was forced to fill out a form with a significant amount if personal info including bday, phone, address, etc. I complained to amazon who claims they will be taking the vendor off their site but well see. Also check out bbb.org to see their 24 (at the time of writing this) complaints over the last several years. Amazon local, living social, groupon and the other places I've seen this company on are sites that sell coupons for company's, so what the hell does this company do? They sell coupons to the company's that sell coupons.


We recently dined there while visiting family in Scotland.  The food was very mediocre.  I ordered the salmon. I took a couple of bites and knew it was NOT fresh. I called the waitress and told her.  She said she would tell the chef. They did not offer to replace the dish and charged us for it. I became very ill in the night from the spoiled fish. Not only was the food bad but the service and management was worse.  We would never go there again!


Good place. The restaurant was clean and pleasant. The food was good too. My wife and I had the clear eggrolls with peanut sauce. We eat these whenever we have Vietnamese food. Fairly straight forward. Not bad.\nWe also ate the combo pho soup. Very generous portions! Good job. The soup itself is reminiscent of fish sauce/mint/and some other requirement. It seems obviously made for American taste buds. It wasn't very spicy. You can do that yourself I suppose. But still for the inducted, you also require a more robust base to start with. If you want a more authentic soup, it is not here. \n\nThey had a small menu. Sometimes that is a good thing, as it helps from choice overload. However, there were some other Vietnamese dishes, I would have liked to see.\n\nThe service was friendly and quick. Overall they did just fine. We may return in time to see how they grow.


I brought my husband in to buy a new mountain bike for Christmas. The salesmen were great about answering his questions, and the mechanic took time to make sure the bike was ready to go. We were very impressed by the company's guarantee and  loyalty program. It really can't be beat! Plus, their price on the bike beat others we had looked at with the same features.


Quality of food has gone down.  We went for dinner and were disappointed.  We have been here before so we looked forward to returning.  We will be going to Wynn instead.


The atmosphere was nice and impressive. I myself ordered the Chicken Meatloaf which was very tasty. My partner on the other hand had the Chicken Royale which was very unsatisfying. It had no flavor and to be honest the green beans and carrots that were the side dishes had lots more flavor and were more pleasing. \n\nMy waiter was attentive once the food came out, but before hand he was out of sight. \n\nI probably will not be back.


So the family drove all the way to Vegas from LA to eat at a subpar Pho restaurant.  This is so typical of an Asian family.  So we walked in with a party of 15 and it took 10-15 minutes for us to get seated.  I understood that as this is not a normal sized party.  I ordered the spring rolls with shrimp and pho xe lua.  First off, I noticed how much more they charged here compared to LA.  \nThe spring rolls were just ok.  Didn't have much flavor to it.  The dipping sauce did help, but still not that good.  My pho came out and I wasn't sure it was mine because it was a regular sized bowl.  From my experience, xe lua is supposed to be an extra large.  I thought that's why I paid extra for it.  I even asked the server and he said that the xe lua was the same as the dac biet.  \nI was confused, but I still ate it and didn't make a big deal about it.  When I took my first bite, I was underwhelmed by the taste.  The soup didn't have that much flavor even after putting in the hoisin, veggies and lime.  The noodles wasn't fresh tasting like I'm used to.  I forgot to mention that the food was luke warm.  It's not piping hot like it's supposed to be.  The meat was just ok.  Nothing out of the ordinary.  \nAll in all, I would not come back to this establishment if I am ever in Vegas and craving for Pho.  There are so many other choices to choose from, and this one really bites.  The thing that really confuses me is that this is part of a chain and there is one located in Van Nuys that taste better than this place.  Food quality is definitely lacking at this Vegas location and they need to re-evaluate their whole business strategy.


Time to sweat! This place is hit or miss but I can't judge yet bcuz we still have the New Years Resolution Crowd in attendance! :)


Fresh and Easy is one of my favorite supermarkets to shop at. The name says it all, and is a very accurate description. \n\nI started shopping there after this location first opened. I was hooked immediately. \n\nThe layout of the store is the best I've seen. Everything makes sense. Finding what you need is very easy.  \n\nThe selection of products isn't the best, but you can pretty much find what you need. The meat section is fabulous. The Produce is pretty good. A very reasonably priced supermarket to buy beer and wine. You can find Wine as low as $3.00 a bottle, and they have some beer which I've seen as low as $7.00 for an 18 pack.\n\nThe self check out is very fast and easy. One of the easiest to operate. However if you have their Friends card, redeeming your money is very hard. \n\nThis location has very convenient entrance and exit access. There are many places to enter and exit the shopping center. \n\nI would continue shopping here, and would recommend it to friends and family.


Overall, not really impressed. Yet another example of how service can ruin a dining experience.\n\nCame here on Valentine's day with my boyfriend (we're a younger couple, but old enough to purchase alcohol). Immediately upon being seated, the server was terribly rude and standoffish presumably because he assumed we were younger than we looked and because we didn't immediately purchase alcohol. He made extremely snide remarks when he took our order, and was very short with us. What was even more frustrating was that we could see the difference in his demeanor towards us and towards the group that was sitting  at the table in front of us (that had a much larger tab). He didn't bother to check up on us during the entire meal service, and three different servers brought us drink refills. \n\nThe food was decent. Compared to similar style restaurants, it really didn't blow any place out of the water. It was just very average. I got a burger cooked rare, and it came out just as I requested. Like I said, though: average. We left considerably upset. \n\nA few days later, I was still bothered by the incident. We decided to call the manager to inform him of the way his employee had treated us. As someone who has worked in the food industry before, I understand the importance of customer service and I figured the manager should know about the quality service his employees are exhibiting. The manager was very apologetic and professional about the situation, but to be honest, I'm not completely sure I would return. \n\nThis could have been a three-star review for average food and professional management, but when your night gets tainted by terrible service, there isn't much room for negotiation (in my opinion).


Of all the feasts I've been to, this one is dead last on service and selection. It is also the smallest buffet I've ever been to in Las Vegas. They have a place in the middle where you can order either a fresh from the grill burger or made-to-order pasta. It seems like it would be a good idea, however the set up lacks a place to actually put in an order, being that there is glass up and all around. If you are of average height you either have to bend down or tip toe over the glass to be heard. Even then the cooks let me stand over there for a good portion of time before they would even acknowledge I was waiting to place an order. One even caught my eye and flat out ignored me. The buffet is small, poorly stocked and a flat out waste of time and money. Just go elsewhere.


I would like to give a review but they were out of mostly all the great goodies that were recommended to me, therefore I will have to go back after the holiday.


Today was my first visit to Gab's I picked them after reading some Yelp reviews. I took my 2008 XTerra to Gab's to check the charging system after the quick-oil-change place on Bell Road told me it was failing. I called ahead, the receptionist was extremely friendly and said I could come down for a quick diagnostic test to see what's what. So I drove right down there. My first impression of this shop was off the charts great. The waiting room is bright, clean and spacious. The check-in was quick and painless. There's free WiFi with the secret code. Ask the receptionist. I barely had time to settle into a chair with my coffee when the technician came back with the results. The alternator was good but the battery was failing. Then came the best news you can hear from your mechanic: There's no charge today. Wait, that's my bad ear, did you say no charge? Yep, no charge for the diagnostic test and no unnecessary repairs suggested or completed. I' moved from know to like to trust in just one visit! Gab's is now my go-to auto mechanic for future needs. Thanks Gab's! I'll be back.


3 1/2 stars. Doesn't have the number of rolls that most places have. \n\nA little joint in a strip mall. I was afraid to go in but we were with friends who rave about it. There was only one other table when we arrived but many more when we left. We all did AYCE. Delivery was fairly quick. Cajun is amazing. We loved the super crunch roll although we ordered a second after devouring the first and it was not the exact same roll. Ordered snow crab twice and never got it.  They cut off our ordering on two different occasions. \n\nThis is not really close to areas of town we frequent. I had been craving AYCE and this definitely filled my itch. If you are in the area and looking for a place you should give it a shot.


The ladies room has a vending machine with sexual practical jokes in it for $0.75 which are not worth the price.


Best buffet in Vegas. Hands down.\n\nIt's like eating at a gourmet restaurant and ordering.. well, EVERYTHING.\n\nSide tip: do NOT eat Wynn buffet an hour before you go clubbing. Your dress may not fit (this has happened to me before).


lets start with the good....peanuts, good fries, good selection of teas, decent burgers and grilled mushrooms. things not as good, they are a little pricy for only a \"decent\" burger (looking at close to $10 pp for meal) with no table service and coke products. of course that isnt a negative if you like coke. they are really kind of like an expensive in-n-out with peanuts. i wouldn't avoid them if someone suggested them but i don't think they will be a a regular for me. think if i wanted to pay extra for serve yourself i would choose fudruckers or fatburger instead. would have given them two stars but think the peanuts earned them the third.


A great choice but we should have heeded the advice of the waiter. The bacon burger was delicious and the Mac and cheese was as great as touted. The pork burger was good overall but it lacked a nuance flavors. The advice that we should have heeded was to avoid the French fries. Just stick to their specifically touted items and you'll have a good experience.


OMG, I got the full rack with a side of the tropical cole slaw and jack mac! Can you say FREAKING YUMMY! It was enough for me and my teenager to share and be totally stuffed! The only thing I would change is ... the slaw. I would take out the pepper and celery, and more pineapple, mango and maybe a peach ! I wanted more of a bit of those things to get the full taste of the tropics ! I had the black label sauce, sooo tasty ! I will be eating this again and again and again! & also tell people about my tasty experience! Thankyou 5 Star BBQ, I am pleased ! \nShana & Family


Very poor value for price paid and when they write fresh fish everyday. They might mean fresh frozen products as most of the dishes are tasteless.\nPlease improve the dessert section too!!\nYou have much better option in Vegas for $50 per person...


Yeah, I dont think we will be coming back any time soon here either. I dont know what has happened to this place over the last year, but something really bad has happened to it. \n\nThe water pitcher had someone's hair in it. The waiter made us feel like he was doing us a favor by serving us. The eggs benedict was cold, and so were the potatoes, so we waited 10 minutes for the waiter to come around to sent them back. They came back again cold. By this time the rest of the family had finished their meal so I said screw it, ate the potatoes cold, paid, and left. Gave them a sub-par tweet and they replied that they wanted to make things right with us. Still havent heard back from them. Im done.


If I could give less than one star, I would. I am an MD myself, and I have never seen such poor care from start to finish. I went to the appointment with my father and although we arrived on time, we waited for 2 hours The doctor, Dr. Sink,  was not familiar with my father, his care, or the consultants care. When I asked her about his lung nodule and what they were going to do next, She asked him \"what did the pulmonary doctor tell you\", since she did not know or remember that he even had a lung nodule. She did not know his medications or the dose and had to leave the room to look it up on the pharmacy web site. She also missed the tear in his knee. \nWe filled out a request that for his medical records and paid. We were told it would be 6-8 weeks. We never received them. Called today and they say no record of of the request.  I am not surprised since they are the most disorganized doctors office I have ever seen. Charts are everywhere, the office is filthy and they are grossly understaffed. And the doctor is TERRIBLE.


I can't even review the food, due to the fact that we were sat at a table & never saw a server for 10+ minutes.  Someone came by and brought waters, said a server would be with us shortly. We waited another 5 minutes, were never greeted by anyone else, and walked out.  Have no idea how a place can stay in business with customer service as lousy as theirs? It was later, too - around 9:15 - they were by no means slammed. Shame.


After eating a burger and some fries here, my heart ached for In & Out...I miss you guys so much...I miss my animal style fries, protein burgers, and the real milshakes at In & Out for only $6. *sigh* I'm sorry if I didn't eat you everyday and took you for granted...\n\nANYWAYS, pros are: Free peanuts while you wait, you can make your burger a junior size instead of the monstrous size, and there's a bunch of toppings for you to customize your burger. Cons are: the fries are too thick for my liking, too satly and oily, and not much flavor even though I ordered it cajun style. The burgers need those customized toppings or else their regular cheeseburger just tastes mundane, nothing to brag about. \n\nIt's not comparable to In & Out though. It's more like Fatburger's style of how they make their burgers and the taste of it. They too have the same concept and same ordering style, minus the free peanuts.


so far, this is the most deceptive yelp rating we have found. this is NOT a 4.5 star mexican restaurant., and it really isn't even a 3 star eatery. our start here was good, with tasty chips and salsa and a kind waitress whose english was very shaky (all of which we took as a promising sign).  we had high hopes as we waited far too long for our food, but the warning signs were already there; the worst margaritas ever, not even one other party arriving for dinner, and a drab dining room that looked much better in the photos. when the food finally did come, it was just disappointing.  and while the salsa that came with the chips was good, both the red sauce, and green sauce that was brought to the table with the food were both lousy. the beans were salty, the rice was weird, and i believe the taco shells were from a box. not one in our party of 5 were the slightest bit impressed with the food quality. not sure why it's so difficult to find decent mexican food in this town, but it is! steer far away from el ranchero, it's one of the poorest i have ever been to. cannot believe that some people ranked it so highly! the only one in the east valley has received rave reviews from us so far, has been \"susies mexican cafe\" in east tempe. take the drive!


The Arthur's menu offers a wide variety of options, including burgers, sandwiches, wraps, soup, salad, & grinders...plus wine desserts & other treats.\nA great spot found in Southpark Mall, to avoid the food court and maybe select something a little healthier.


Pricey but very well put together clothing I've gotten t-shirts suits & socks from here everything is of excellent quality the underwear though falls apart very quickly after few washing.  When you look at the quality of the clothing in price you pay you could easily be expected to pay a lot more you get a whole lot for your money here if you're into fashion and looking good this is the price place to go and not have to pay a whole lot


I used to eat here all the time when it first opened up but got spoiled with all the great dining in my area, central Phoenix and quit making the trip to Scottsdale.  So this past Sunday we decided to journey up to Scottsdale for Sunday brunch.  I notice that the dining area has become more formal than it used to be but the atmosphere and food are still fantastic.  Their peach bellini's are yummy and all the food super delicious!


Very, very, very limited selection of cat food. Like one quarter of one aisle. Didn't have a single can of any of the many brands of food my cat eats (seriously, she eats a dozen different brands, for the most part expensive organic, grain free stuff -- the kind of specialized diets one would expect to find at this place.)\n\nFor a store with \"depot\" in its name, this one does not live up to expectations, at least if you're shopping for cat food.


Service guy came right out that same morning I called in. He was friendly and knowledgable. Had my TV repaired that same day. The other TV repair company had installed an incorrect lamp. Now my TV looks great.


I don't eat here but my girls need a little KFC fix every once and awhile. This location is close to my house so that is where I take them. could use a little fixing up inside and let's be honest it is KFC. Sometimes girls get chicken that should have been tossed but for the most part they are happy with their food.


This is a Super-Store and one of the better Wal-Marts. It's not as nice as the newer one in North Las Vegas that has the new look but it's large has a big selection and not as uhm.... \"odd\" as some Wal-Mart crowds can be.\n\nSunday mornings seem to be the least busy.  My theory is a lot of people are in church and a lot are hung over and/or worked a night shift!\n\nLike most Wal-Marts help is hard to find if you need it so you can be one your own but that's hit or miss.  Checkout lines are always pretty long.  If there's less than 3 people with full carts in front of you, it's a good day!\n\nI usually make the pilgrimage to Wal-Mart about once a month for non-food items and cosmetics because they are significantly cheaper.  Kitchen pantry items are a little less at times but about the same as other store brands.  Meat, poultry and produce are sub-par so I stay away.  Dairy seems to be standard.\n\nI don't purchase liquor or cigarettes so I don't know how prices stack up.\n\nThey used to be the cheapest by far for ammo but now they are always out.\n\nGood store for all the little household items you might need although that stuff can run up a bill!  In that regard, every bit as dangerous as a trip to Costco and you will need a couple of bills!


Average food. Lack presentation, ingenuity, and tasty. Taste like something I've picked up from a grocery store.


Wow, what a disappointment!  \nFirst... I'm not a beer/sports nut, so big downside there. I was impressed by their beer selection & prices seemed very reasonable.\n\nThe wings... you call yourself a wing place and serve up this slop??? It tasted like a bag of wings from the freezer section at Fry's!  Yea, the sauces have an ok variety, but it mostly seems to boost up the male testosterone by how hot you can order.\n\nNo presentation of food, mediocre service, uninspiring corporate wings... all in all, my impression was some corporate accountant put these places together... not a foodie.  VERY limited bar if you don't go for beer.


Pros:  \n-Snickers pancake\n\nCons:\n-The wait is pretty long.  I thought it was because it was popular and crowded but...\n-The service is absolutely atrocious.  We waited 15 minutes to get our drinks.\n-The waitress was a bitch.  There, I said it.  With the breakfast, you get an option of grilled or fried potatoes.  She didn't ask my friend or I which we wanted, and when we requested the grilled, she seemed VERY annoyed.  She actually said, \"Um, this customer has decided now that she wants grilled potatoes, so could you bring those out?\".  I didn't decide then... I was not given the option like I was supposed to have been given.\n-The food came out at all different times.  My boyfriend didn't get his meal until a good five minutes after everyone else's slowly came trickling out.\n-The servings were massive.  I like a big serving now and then, but these were a blatant waste of food.  It was almost offensive.\n-The food wasn't that great.  I got one of the scrambles and it was serviceable.  Was it worth an hour wait?  Absolutely not.  Also, the iced coffee tasted like shit.\n\nLong story short, I will not be coming back here.  I was shocked that it was so well renowned.


Visiting from California we came across Khushi's as we wandered around the city.  The pakoras were great and flavorful but the three veggie mains we had were spicy (hot) but otherwise bland.  The service was inconsistent and impatient (it's a bustling place).  We asked for advice from the waiter on the size of the portions yet still ended up with too much food.  Perhaps it is popular because they let you byob at no charge.  So if I lived here I might give it another try but I would imagine there are better options for Indian food.


BEST LOCAL FOOD DOWNTOWN! Everything I've eaten here was ono, the server P.K. is friendly and the malassadas are better than back home. It's sad when you gotta travel to Vegas to eat good local food. Hawaii is slippin.. HANA HOU ISLAND SUSHI! \n P.S. The only advice I'd give to the owner is to speak to the hotel about the strong deorderizer smell upon entering the casino. It's unappetizing and makes me nautious. That's what stops me from going to eat there as often. It's driving business away, and  I'm forced to do take out and eat it in my hotel room.


One of the best Dairy Queens I've been to.  Very clean,   friendly staff. ... We had Pumpkin pie blizzards.  Yum!


Awesome place if you want to almost get hit by a car. An 8 year old can put together a more functional parking area.


I come from the land of Publix so imagine my disappointment when I moved here?  There is no seafood department. There is a lack of selection and cleanliness in the meat department.  They only ever have one or two  checkout lanes open plus the self checkout open.  Use the self checkout if you dare.


When I first moved to Las Vegas SkinnyFATS was at the top of my bookmarked list. After looking over the menu I was intrigued by the protein pancakes. Not many breakfast places offer this type of option. \n\nMy protein pancakes may have been packed with healthy ingredients but like another reviewer said I was hoping for more health information on the pancakes. Are the protein pancakes on the healthy side because they are high in protein and rich in nutrients? Made with whole grains or oats instead of white flour? The pancakes were tasty but I could barely finish one because they were  dense and heavy. I did not like the turkey bacon because it was too salty and I am not a huge fan of agave syrup in general because I just think it is too sweet. If the pancakes were less sweet it may have worked better but because the pancakes were sweet on their own I could not eat it with the agave syrup.\n\nOn my last visit I custom made a 24 oz shake with strawberry, frozen yogurt, kale, and banana. The shake tasted sour but not in a good way. I could not make out the kale and overall it was a sour tasteless banana strawberry smoothie. \n\nAfter looking over the menu and tasting a few of the items I am not sold on the healthy side of the menu. I think most of their healthy items lean more towards being fat free, low calorie, and sugar free. Some of their breads and tortillas are listed as wheat which can refer to anything that is wheat and usually has the nutrients removed. None of which are healthy or valuable to the body.


I am currently sitting at the bar of this lovely new restaurant and am happy to say that my butt is the first one to have officially sat here! Huzzah! This place has a few kinks to work out, as it is opening day, first seating, but it has some serious potential. The managers/ owners graciously allowed me to try a few of their cocktails on the house and all were tasty. The clear standout is the frozen coconut mojito! Extremely delicious. I also had the coconut drink, which was very pure in coconut flavor and the passionfruit drink (10$ normal price, 8$ hh) which was gingery and smokey and overall unlike anything i have had before. Plus this place has hard a on tap... Cool stuff. For food we trued the following:\n\ndates wrapped in bacon - very tasty... How could it not be? It's a date with cheese and chorizo inside and wrapped in bacon on top of a foie gras sauce.... Come on!\n\nchicken tacos- very flavorful but tiny... I would like more for sure!\n\ntraditional guac- flavorful and plentiful, but served with weird tostada type chips... Good tasting and clearly house made, but awkward to eat.\n\npollo chcharrones- so yummy with the  miso mustard... Nicely done!\n\nthis place is a definite return to place, reasonable prices, good drinks, nice hh, and interesting food (not to mention cute decor). \n\ncheck it out yelpers!\n\nps, first!!


Not sure what the fuss is about...this place was good, they had basics and some jazzy things and shakes were good as well.


Good alternative to fat Tuesday's, however I would still rather go to fat Tuesday's. The drinks here are decent, but not enough alcohol so they give you too much sugar rush without the alcohol affect. It was really cool that you can upgrade to premium alcohol (goose or skyy instead of their well alcohol) for $2 for the whole 100oz yardstick. Purple rain was my favorite flavor, but it was just too sugary compared to fat Tuesday's


Took a buddy to lunch here last month.  Surprised to get there around 11:30 and be the only ones there...  The food was great, as was the service.  Looking forward to my next meal here the next time I pass through Phoenix.


On first impression, this is the kind of place that appears to be trying too hard to be authentic. The decor appears to have come from Hobby Lobby or Dollar Tree. It's a lazy interpretation of Barcelona life. The restrooms were a travesty. The trash can, faucets and porcelain were worn, fingerprinted and unclean. There was also a bowl of sea salt scrub that was intended for customers to use. Because it was sitting next to the toilet, I passed. The food was decent. Nothing to rave about, but not disappointing. Good flavors and there was cartridge mixed in with my chicken taco. Tasty, if you're into that. The staff was super nice, but slow for a lazy Thursday afternoon.


People were telling us they were laughing so hard that they cried.  We didn't experience much laughter or tears.  Not sure if it was because we could not relate to it.  This show is for 45+.


We celebrated my daughters 4th birthday there today. Evey one was so friendly. Donovan was are party host and he was great! So nice and made sure everything was going well through the whole party. I couldn't have asked for a better host.  The lady behind the ticket counter was so sweet as well. She gave my birthday girl a little extra on her special day. This location is very clean and all the games were working as well. I think the only thing was the bathroom was a little out of order but nothing to make my day bad. I would return here without a doubt to have some family fun.


I had a bul-gogi burrito with a chicken fusion taco. Everything was amazing. The thinly sliced beef was absolutely delicious. Loved the chicken on the fresh corn tortillas. i was also served complimentary chips and salsa and guac, which was awesome and unexpected. I all this... plus a bottle of water for 6.48. Unreal. Go here. You will not be disappointed.


There is nothing good to say about this store except that the food is kosher.  There is no customer service.  In fact, most employees are down right rude.  They have the attitude that they are doing you a favor to sell you kosher food - whether it is bad or good, what you need or not, just take it and thank them.  Avoid if at all possible.


Won't ever rent from them again.\n\nThe agent was extremely aggressive using scare tactics to convince me I really needed their extra insurance saying things like \"a drunk could hit you and it could cost you thousands of dollars without the insurance.\" I had to firmly decline the insurance three times, then sign two pieces of paper saying I declined it. This happened even after I indicated I had excellent personal car insurance. Intimidation does not equate to good customer service.\n\nThe car windows were dirty and smeared and there was no washer fluid in the car. And the car wreaked of perfume- it obviously hadn't been cleaned well. \n\nThis rental company will charge a $11/hour if you don't drop the car off exactly at the same time as it was picked up. Also, my flight got bumped, so I had to return the car a day late. When I called and asked them if that was ok, they said it'd be fine and because I called, there would be no late fee. There was. My actually charges exceeded my estimate (which included taxes) by over $150. When I called to complain, they said \"it was just an estimate\" and seemed surprised that I'd actually expected to pay what I was quoted. They were never really able to explain the discrepancy for the charges.\n\nRent from anyone else- poor customer service, dirty car, excessive charges.


This place is the only reason why I want to go back to Vegas!!! the sushi is amazing, the ceviche taco's are mouth-watering. The seabass and lobster tail are scrumptious!! There wasn't one thing that was put on our table that wasn't delectable. Oh and the watermelon martinis are phenomenal! If it wasn't for our waiter MAX I don't think I would of had such a great experience. :)


Ok, so I love the fact that Fountain Hills has a Ross but honestly, this store looks like it is going out of business. When I go to the Ross in Chandler...or any other Ross for that matter, the shelves are stocked and there's no empty space. This Ross is slim pickins. Many of the shelves are bare and really dusty. I wish they would stock it more.\n\nOn the bright side, people over 50 save like 10% on Tuesdays. Too bad I'm only 29!


The food is cook fresh and it taste delicious. The prices are really reasonable.


This place has awful customer service and a bad attitude. It was like being in eastern Europe where attendants think they are doing me a favor by selling me something. No thanks. I won't be back. Meditate on that.


I give this a five star only because for what it is, it's BANGIN. I got so,etching called the farmers meal, or something like that. It was MASSIVE. When you order a pancake here they give you one the size of three, and it's actually delicious. They have wonderful crispy home fries. It was just a great and filling meal. So I give it a five star. They cooked one hell of a breakfast.


I am staying at the Tapatio Cliffs Resort right now and my car was spray painted last night. All the windows and profanity on the back. After talking with several people, a manager, security, etc., the only thing I was told (in paraphrase) was 'we can't do anything, but an insurance claim has been made', and that these things happen.. Not anything to compensate, to make me feel secure that this won't happen again, nothing. I am being treated like some idiot who is paying money to be here for several days and that's it. If you want to make sure you are secure and want a staff that works hard to make sure you are satisfied, I suggest not staying here. They are horrible and have done absolutely nothing. This is not the Hilton brand standard and I am appalled as a paying customer I am being treated this way. DO NOT STAY HERE.


This is a tough review to write. On the one hand their cook is incredible! He's nice, remembers your order, and makes one of the best Breakfast Burritos in town! I would highly recommend getting the Bacon one and adding jalepenos. \n\nAlso, if you go there for lunch and get one of their specials, it is very generica cafeteria food. Of the items served on their specials, typically one is pretty good, one is really bad (to the point you can't eat it), and one is mediocre. \n\nWhile the food passes the test for cheap quick food, what kills this place in the ratings is the cashier's ability to be unfriendly, almost all of the time. If you go there just once or twice, you wouldn't even notice it. But, if you go there most days of the week for breakfast, it starts to ruin the great breakfast burrito.\n\nI'll still eat here, but if anyone recommends anywhere else, count me in!


As of May 31st Hops & Harvest is now open for business.  We visited on Monday for happy hour and Ogden himself was in the house making sure that everything was running smoothly and working the room.  It's located in the former Double Helix Bottles & Burgers location, so park in the flat lot off of Alta for easy access to getting your hop on.  While it's not a sports bar per say, they do have TVs around that were tuned to the hockey & basketball playoff games.\n\nTheir happy hour is 7 days a week from 3-6, which is an indulgence without harvesting your budget!  They refer to it as, \"Taps & Apps\".  All featured apps are $3.75 to $6 and then all beer & wine on tap is 50% off.  They were out of a few beers, but that is not surprising for a new hot spot that hasn't had an opportunity to gauge demand and make adjustments to supply.  \n\nOf all of the happy hour apps, the grilled cheese bites were the winner in our group.  No, actually it was the herbed tomato dipping sauce that accompanied the grilled cheese bites.  It was so good we dipped almost all of the other apps in that sauce.  When bartender attempted to clear the almost empty dish, it was like an over-dramatized slow motion scene.  Bf groaned out a deep, breathy nooooooooooooooooooooo!  Without a doubt Hops and Harvest is the current pace setter for all happy hours around; it doesn't get any better.  The next time I return I plan to order one of their pork belly dishes.


The staff here is amazingly friendly.  The food could be much better.\n\nI wasn't feeling to hungry so I came here to grab a bowl of soup and salad.  The waiter recommended the French onion soup.  I found it to be extremely salty and not much more than that.  I know french onion tends to be salty but this one was so salty I couldn't bear to eat much of it after I got past the cheese and bread topping.  The chopped salad I had was overdressed and watery.  The lettuce was accompanied by cubes of carrots, zucchini, cucumber and tomatoes.  It was also topped with sliced hard-boiled egg and avocado.  For both, I think the cost was around $17.  Not horrible but also not worth it since I think everything was off in terms of flavor.  \n\nTo be fair, this is a steakhouse and I didn't try the steaks.  Overall, good service, bad food, but it deserves a 3 to be fair.


Exceptionally delicious ice cream, super-creative flavors, great service, and nice decor. It's so nice to see such serious gourmet thought put into ice cream. Basil lime sorbet? Sounds odd, but it's SO refreshing. Salted butter caramel? Awesome. Cantaloupe sorbet? Sweet and yummy. You really can't go wrong with any of their flavors. The staff and owners are very nice. Regrettably, they picked a poor location with almost no visibility.  Even with the great PR and word-of-mouth they've received, they're usually pretty empty. Hopefully more people will hear about this great place, seek it out, and join the Sweet Republic!


They do a pretty good job, but honestly, the blond woman who i believes owns the place is pretty rude and not very friendly. Next time I plan to drive a bit farther and go to Cobblestone which actually is a little cheaper anyway.


There for 10 mins at the bar waiting for a drink and some appetisers, but no one seemed to be interested in serving us..... We literally had 3 bar staff walk past us in that time, my wife and I astonished that they pretended to play with the cash register and/ or check the ink in the pens rather then serve us.... I finally walked around the bar where there was a worker and asked him if there was any chance, he gave me a pretty poor excuse saying that it was shift change and that he would be with me when they were ready, didn't look up and give me eye contact, nor the time of day....... Well, no worries mate because I won't, and will be advising all my family and friends not to, step in to a hard rock again in their life...... Worse place I gave been to travelling the states...... If I could give 0 stars, I would.....


This is a very cool store, you can find just about any type of candy! The best part about It's Sugar is the outstanding service!! Today it seems like customer service hardly exists and it's a shame. On Monday night a couple of my friends and I visited this store when they were getting ready to close. I felt bad and told my friends we should come back another day because I am also in the customer service industry and I did not want to interrupt their closing duties. Kathy, an employee of It's Sugar, insisted we came in and shopped. Kathy had such a great attitude and made my experience very memorable. Thank you very much Kathy, your doing a great job! I will defiantly visit It's Sugar again.


This restaurant has been on my To Do list since it opened some 4 years ago.  We decided to share 2 different Asian influenced burgers.  The Ronin burger included caramelized onions, Japanese coleslaw, miso goma dressing, fried egg, katsu bbq and yuzi citrus aioli plus Kiki's - sauteed shitake, enoki & eryngii mushrooms, caramelized bacon, sweet onion marmalade, Gruyere cheese, and garlic chili aiole.  \n\nWe also shared an order of sweet potato fries with yuzi citrus aioli.  At first glance I could not imagine how I would get my mouth around the burgers, but most of the height came from the soft roll as the actual angus patty likely weighed in at a 1/3 of a pound.  We both felt Kiki beat out Ronin and, though the overall experience was good, I did not feel wowed by the experience and consider the burgers to be overpriced.


Overpriced and mediocre quality sushi. They crank the rolls out very fast so that's good...but also bad because they're not put together too well.


This place used to be better and more knowledgeable and helpful.  I guess I hit bad staff day or something.\ngood prices and a great selection.   \nNeed chairs to sit and read.


Came here with a bunch of girlfriends for brunch and I must say this was one of the best brunch buffets I have been to in a very long time.. Everything was made fresh, tasted good and the servers were helpful and attentive.  My favorite station was the crepe... both savory and sweet made to your liking... everything tasted delicious!!  never a long line and many different types of food to please any palette.\n\nCute decoration makes you think you are sitting in a lil cafe in a village in Paris... very nice touch.  Very satisfied for coming here and will definitely be back.


Very cool venue that tries to replicate the warehouses of Brooklyn.  Love the attention to detail of the space (brick, concrete, pipes).  Saw Brown Sabbath here on a Friday night and there was no cover.  Drinks are a bit pricey but hey I didn't pay to get in so who's complaining.  We didn't eat in the restaurant but would be a cool place to get dinner before a show.  There are a few bowling lanes to the left of the stage and the whole place has a great ambiance.  Would definitely hit it up again if there was a good show happening or for a round of bowling.


Would give no stars based upon the service we received.  It was absolutely the worst service I've had.  Ignored, had to ask for service at bar after very long wait.  Ordered wine, appetizers, and entrees.  All food came at once.  What good restaurant does that?  Food not hot.  No wine, had to ask for it after food arrived.  Asked for salt and never brought it.  No return to see if food was OK or needed anything.  Very very disappointing for a brand new place with what should be good food and atmosphere.  Food was poorly tarnished by the service.  Such a shame.


Definitely won't be back. My friend and I had the steak burrito and another friend the chicken. Steak tasted like it could've came from a can (not that it did bit could've lol). \n\nPaid $1.25 for a little teeny thing of sour cream (takeout order). $21 total for 2 steak burritos,  fries and sour cream. Had I known before we got back home I definitely would not have put that on my tab. \n\nFries we're greasy...they looked burnt but didn't taste like it. My friend with the chicken burrito enjoyed it. All meals came with chips and another teeny thing of Pico de Gallo. I was so hungry I ate half of the burritto and then stopped....it was pretty bad. Granted we got there a half hour before they closed but that shouldn't be an excuse :(


I love this place, the custard is always cold and delicious. I love the smell of freshly cooked waffle cone.  I love the atmosphere music the decor on the wall it really takes you back to more wholesome time.  So another Saturday another custard Run.


Came for dinner and had both the garlic naan and the cheese naan. Both were amazing and moist. Fresh out of the oven. Had also Chicken Makhani and Chicken vindaloo. The Chicken Makhani was sweet to the taste and saucy. The Chicken Vindaloo was mild but just the right kind of spicy kick for me. Both sauce is great for dipping the naan. I highly recommend this restaurant!


Took family to eat on Saturday afternoon. The service was good, the waiter had charm and patience with my order anxiety and my families slightly dysfunctional restaurant etiquette. My Wife and daughter #1 had the grilled veggie panini and salad. I had grilled chicken panini and salad and #2 daughter had pizza. My sandwich was marginal, chicken was warmed not cooked, the cheese barely melted and pretty flavorless. The \"salad\" was mixed greens from a bag and slathered in vinaigrette... Not a carrot, onion or tomato to be found, that was no salad it was a cry for help. I probably will give it another try just to seal the deal or let it go. On a positive note, Red velvet cake is worth the trip..


I thought I would really like this place, but I just don't find anything really special. \n\nThe burgers and fries are just so-so. Pretty pricey for a burger joint even for Vegas standards!\n\nGood that it's open 24 hours.


I was in there this morning and the girls were very friendly! I spilt my smoothie all over and unfortunately didnt have time to wait for another one. But the other girl had already made me another one! \nI left a happy customer! :D


I've had great service here and I've had poor service here.  The food is pretty good, the shrimp and grits are very spicy, the veggie melt is heavenly, and the biscuits with berry jam is so special I could eat them daily.  That being said, the hit or miss service will probably keep me away for awhile.......hopefully when I decide to return they will have the service issues corrected.


Oh my, dare I...yes, I'm going to have to go with 3 stars.  Normally I would shun, poo-poo, and dismiss a gringo-Mex place like Carlos O'Brien's, but I got thinking that for what it is (gringo-Mex)... it's pretty darn OK!  Last night's meal of grilled shrimp and vegetables clinched it. The tacos are pretty good, the chimis, the burritos...and to find a decent, light ,healthy option too (I gotta go healthy once and a while, just not too often), well that's special.


I wish I had not hire them. The way they cut my grapefruit tree allowed the sun to kill it. Now I have a dead tree. Not worth the money.


Bad bingo is real fun and is like playing bingo in a night club but with fun prizes and funny games. This is a great time and is sure to entertain, yes the line is long because they fill the room with all the fun and games, try it you will like it. Bring back Lucky Break


We love TJ's. The service is always fast and friendly. The food is consistently good...well, except for one time when my husband ordered the fish fry. It was WAAAAY too salty but considering how many times we've been there, one bad day is forgivable. The prices are unbelievably affordable. We are definitely fans. :)


This Pei Wei is a mixed bag.  Really nice looking place - especially for a fast food restaurant.  Diverse menu, but surprisingly not very healthy being heavy on the fried and light on the veggies.  Prices not bad, especially in NoSco.  Servers are treated like idiots.  My girl had to stand around for 5 minutes doing nothing while she waited for the one person they entrusted with The Card That Can Issue Refunds to give me my refund when the girl with The Card overcharged me - needless to say, I was standing around, too.  Lots of food on the plate so I definitely left full.  A-OK


Hands down one of the best places to get a burger--especially a veggie burger. This place is CRAZY delicious. It is one of the best meals I've ever had. Their milkshakes are simply unbelievable--especially their smores. There are a ton of options and even for a burger joint, it is super vegetarian friendly! Be prepared to leave extremely satisfied with a large food-baby.


Been there twice now.  Burgers and real good real fresh tasting.  The only thing I would improve on them is shredded lettuce, just think it goes best on burgers.\n\nFries didnt care for.  Onion rings frozen would never get them again.  good shakes, great sundea.\n\nService was ok,  staff still needs some training but they were very friendly.


Please don't hate, but I like Chipotle... Sure it's owned by McDonalds, sure it's not authentic Mexican food, but still it's very tasty. Nothing special about this particular location: it looks like any other Chipotle restaurant (maybe a little nicer?). The nice thing about it, though, is that I get the same burrito that I would buy in NYC for $2 cheaper...


First time visiting Brio. I had the lamb chops, served with mashed potatoes and asparagus.\nIt was great! The lamb was cooked the way I liked it and seasoned well.\nThe Merlot I had was good also!\n\nI don't have a lengthy review to write about Brio, but it is a restaurant that I would try again!


Good new place but super busy and unorganized. But the meat on the pit stick is AMAZING!! A must try. They even have the street corn on the cob with mayo!!


This place was a bit of a disappointment. Sure, it's a nice little restaurant in St. Mark's Square at the Venetian, the ambiance in nice, but the experience was not so good.\n\nService was slow and spotty. When we were seated, the waitress told us she was sending out water. Said water didn't arrive until we had received our meals and drinks, and only after we asked our waitress about it again. When we were offered parmesan on our food, the man who asked just walked away and vanished. We had to flag down or waitress to get it, who was noticeably absent throughout the evening. She then proceeded to absent-mindedly drop a huge chunk of cheese on the table, only to leave it there throughout the meal.\n\nFood was alright and came out very quickly, though it was almost too quickly, as if it had already been prepared before we ordered it. \n\nAfter the whole experience, I would probably not come back. There are many other restaurants nearby to choose from (it is Vegas, after all).


I have a love hate relationship with roller coasters.  I go through a set of emotions every single time I ride them. Stage one: complete and utter excitement run through my veins when I'm in line, making it impossible for me to stay still or be quiet.  Stage two: silence, regret, fear, and locked knees as I near the very front of the line, to the point where I legitimately want to get out of the line and chicken out. Stage three: pale, white face as the ride starts, kicking myself for getting onto the ride and not chickening out earlier. Stage four: the best time of my life as I free fall, ride through loops, spirals, drops.  Stage five: wanting to go again after stepping off the ride!\n\nNow as you can imagine, going through this routine every time is very emotionally draining but the NYNY Roller Coaster totally makes it worth it!  I've been to Six Flags about five times, so I've been exposed to some pretty awesome roller coast rides.  But this roller coaster in Vegas is still able to wow me!  It has everything I enjoy, the crazy fall in the beginning, loops that fly you upside down, spirals, mini drops, speed, and to top it all off, you get an amazing view of the strip.  It's a must to do this at night because the lights become a beautiful blur that really adds to the experience.\n\nThey have a few different ticket options.  You can pay for a one time ride for $14. And if you want to do a re-ride, there is a sign that says it's $7 as you leave the ride.  Or you can get an all day, unlimited pass for $25.\n\nIt's a little difficult to find the roller coaster if you don't know where you're going.  You have to go  through all these twists and turns in the NYNY arcade.  Don't  worry about any bags or personal belongings.  They have lockers that require two quarters, and if you don't have change, there are change machines nearby in the arcade.\n\nDon't leave Vegas without doing this!  :)


My girlfriend and I stayed in the Clarendon for a little staycation and managed to have both dinner and breakfast here.\n\nDinner:\nWe were there during happy hour. We both got cocktails and tacos. The \"El Julio\" was delicious, like a little alcoholic key lime pie in a glass. The carne asada tacos were good, but nowhere near as good as the grilled shrimp tacos. We split a lime tart which was both way bigger than I expected and very tasty.\n\nBreakfast:\nThey serve Lux coffee which is always good. I got the Chilaquiles and it was simply a mountain of crunchy tortilla, perfectly frilled chicken, cheese and the perfect amount of heat from the green sauce.\n\nOverall I would call this place a little Gem and a good place to take some visitors for a bit of Arizona chic.


sushi is better presented than it tastes.\n\nif you want to mingle with douchebags and douchebaguettes, sit outside. yes, ed hardy is worn en masse out there.\n\nit's a good deal during happy hour tuesday or with a gift certificate from www.localdines.com. remember, you can use those gc's on sun. through thurs. ONLY!


Went here with some friends and drove  Lambo Guillardo 250.  What an amazing machine.  The only thing was I felt like my drive instructor wasn't that great.  He seemed more interested in getting me through the track and on to the next one rather than really giving me the top-notch driving experience that I paid for.  Just attitude really and that makes a big difference.  Didn't really seem to care much about my experience.  That part was a dissapointment and it didn't help me to feel comfortable in an already stressful experience of driving a really expesnive car 120+mph on a  track.


LOVE Classic Italian Pizza. I don't ever really crave pizza, but this is fantastic. My fave is the Sole Mio, which has ham, mushrooms, and a fried egg. It's not on the menu anymore, but they will make it if you ask for it.\n\nGreat service, prompt and friendly. Warm, comfortable restaurant. Great place for a date with someone you have been dating for a while. \n\nThe only complaint would be the salads. They aren't terrible, but they aren't amazing either. If you're looking for an appetizer, the Brick Oven Bread or the proscuitto wrapped asparagus is a better option.


Do not rent from Haven homes. they have the worse property management and customer service.they require you to use their pool service but I have a leak on the pump for 3 days now and the owner of the pool company haven't sent anyone to fix it.. its a crazy company managed by unprofessional incompetent people.I'm still trying to get a couple of problems taken care of in the house and we have been here for 2 months. Once they get your money you are on your own. they'll never answer or return your calls. Ryan is the worse realtor I've had to deal with.


Tho Pho here is great! Broth tastes almost good as Pho So 1 :)\nthe restaurant is very empty around 4pm. (Maybe that is the only reason they have times to keep the place very clean all the time lol ) \n\nGood place!


Crisy Pata FTW!!!! We always have to order a large for the table or for home along with whatever combos we get.  Its a must try.  Dip with the soy sause that they provide or the lechon sauce.


Went here for dinner on Friday night... We had 8 dudes, but even though we had a reservation and it was late (9:45)... we had to wait a bit and they sat us outside...in the 100 degree heat.  The heat wasn't a big deal, but we kind of missed out on the whole decor and atmosphere of the inside.  The kobe meatball was very good.  I just got an 8 ounce filet.  It was good... but it doesn't even come w/ a potato or anything... but the side of asparagus i got was heaping and tasty.  The filet was good though... cooked to my specifications and seasoned nicely... most other people got pasta dishes... do'nt know what they thought, but most looked pretty normal.  Service was good.  They got everything right.  Not super pricey, but pricey.  But overall I was underwhelmed... I just had the feeling that I would rather pay more to eat better or pay less to eat junky.  No real complaints... but I wasn't wowed by anything.


I purchased a Groupon for La Scala and decided to use it on Valentines Day. I was a little disappointed that they did not accept it, but I wouldn't have minded at all if we had a good experience. \nNeedless to say, the service was extremely poor and the food was horrible. I ordered a seafood pasta dish and I've never tasted nastier seafood in all my life. The shrimp tasted old and the other seafood was extremely \"fishy\". I couldn't believe what I was tasting so kept trying to gulp it down, but about a quarter of the way through I just couldn't do it. I really felt like I would be sick if I ate anymore. The waiter made no comment to how full my plate was when he picked it up. Probably because they had about 1, maybe 2 waiters in the whole place!  On Valentines Day! \nBecause service is so poor in Vegas, my boyfriend and I can usually look past that if the food is good. Not in this case. This was probably the WORST dining experience I've had in my life! So bad I threw away my $25 Groupon!


My first review, for a place worth reviewing! Was looking for food places in north Las Vegas for when me and my friends come up from San Diego for the spartan race, and i am sooo glad I came across this! Best poke in the mainland!! So many choices and all of them are sooo good!!! I ended up getting the ahi furikake, garlic ahi poke with shoyu and salmon poke with special sauce... I only got less than 1lb of each cause of it being perishable and we had a 5-6hr drive back to San Diego. ;( ;( I wish they had a store in SD cause I would be hitting it up everyday! The owner and I think it might've been his son? were really nice!! They totally showed the aloha spirit. Now I know why the have perfect ratings. Next time I come to Las Vegas, I am definitely hitting this place up again! This place is def a \"must go-to\" spot now for me.