RUN!!!  This place was not a good experience.   We rented a car from the PHX airport and went to this location to trade it in since the original car was shaking at high speed on the highway.  The Ford Escape they offered us a the location is an embarrassment to the the whole company....it was filthy dirty, smelled like smoke and vomit and was an older model with high mileage.... I thought it was a joke at first........ they also had a bad attitude that we didn't want it........ughhh...we finally got a Chevy Impala, but the building was filthy and this place needs to be torn down .....


Every time I go to Scottsdale, I have to come here for dinner.  Since it is only about once a year, I HAVE to have the BBQ Salmon!  It is consistantly awesome, I promise.  We start with the queso dip and the iron skillet corn bread but honestly that salmon is a star and believe me I usually choose steak over fish.  This is a winner.  Where I live we have Houstons and I have pleaded with them to have the corn bread, cheese dip and BBQ salmon put on the menu.  They have declined...pity.


I don't know where you guys ate when you say \"great service.\" Service here is always slow. I come here because the food is great but I've never felt really attended to. I took my friends here last night and I was embarrassed! We waited a little over 1 hour for a set of orders and guess what? They never prepared any of it. We cancelled that and ordered 6 pieces of oysters instead. After waiting 40 min. we cancelled that too and just got ice cream. Even that took half an hour. How hard is it to put a scoop of ice cream into a small cup? Ridiculous! We felt so neglected. We were here 3 hours and only got to successfully order twice (both in the first hour only). There were 5 servers last night and no one offered to refill our water. Are you kidding me?


The food the Sports Deli does best on are the finger foods and sandwiches.  The buffalo wings we just ordered were spot on.  As good as any wings I've had.  My preference is to get the wings dry with the sauce on the side, that way the wings will stay crispy longer.  We also got the #8 Silver State (beef, pastrami, brisket, swiss) which was pretty good.  It kind of reminded me of NYC deli's...yeah, that good!  Next time though I'm going to grab a bite of the #7 Boulder City (pastrami, fried egg, bacon, cheddar)...a recipe to clog my arteries even more.  You're going down #7!...inside my stomach, that is, next time I'm near the Sports Deli.\n\nThe pizzas and burgers are just OK.  Not worth an attempt in my opinion, but then it again it's not my appetite or stomach.  To each his own!  But I'll stick to the sandwiches and finger foods.


1 star for filling, 1 star for quick.  Not much else to recommend about the place.  The breakfast menu is fairly limited, French toast or egg sandwich on roll or English muffing.  The roll I got was stale and the bottom absolutely caked in flour that I had to scrape off using the plastic knife as a putty knife.  \n\nStill, the location is right at the top of the escalator at D terminal, so whether you're heading left or right to your gate, it's convenient.  Quick too. I paid, squeezed through the crowd at the self serve drink fountain, sat and almost immediately had the food brought over to the table... almost before I had time to put the service number in the holder.\n\nThe egg was real, plenty of American cheese, and fairly crisp bacon.  I got tired of the stale roll halfway through the sandwich, and used the bottom of the other half as a plate to eat the egg, cheese, and bacon off of.\n\nIf you want something quick and filling, this is your place.  I'm not sure what other options there are in the terminal, but next time I'll continue looking before returning to Ruby's.


For a delivery style pizza restaurant, this place is top of the line. Every time I order form here I am impressed at the quality of food I am delivered. The pizza is much better than those main street chains and aside from the prices other places don't even compare.


I would give this place a 3 if the organization of the parking lots/interior was better and if there wasn't someone standing in the bathroom making me uncomfortable when I have to go to the bathroom while I'm waiting for a flight.\n\nFor the amount of air traffic that goes through this airport, I'm disappointed. The lines for security generally take an hour to get through (more if you leave around 5ish).\n\nI've been avoiding flights due to the crazy bad for you radiation from the full body scanners. Maybe CLT will improve when I eventually cave and need to fly somewhere- who knows.


Nice lady that seated us but it was all downhill from there. \n\nWAY OVERPRICED!!!!\n\nThey charge $8 for an iced tea!!!!\n\nSo we ordered a diet Pepsi instead $4, thinking I could choke that down since this is a Vegas hotel and $4 is standard (albeit criminal)...... Out comes a super tiny glass bottle of diet Pepsi with a glass of ice. I didn't even know they made glass bottles that small. It was sent back. \n\nThe linguini bolognese was bland. Plus, we ordered spaghettini (thin spaghetti) instead of linguini, but got linguini.... Maybe that's because the guy didn't write anything down.  He also didn't check on us, despite walking by about 5 times (this place is VERY small) until we were half way through our meals. He offered to remake the meals, but we said not to bother. \n\nConclusion: A RIPOFF FOR BLAND FOOD. GO ELSEWHERE.


Went on a July 4th weekend. Drinks are expensive ($12 for a lousy gin & tonic. I know it's Vegas but it wasn't even strong). Music was okay. It would have been better if the DJ knew how to transition from one mix to the next. Decent venue but dance floor is too small. There was literally no room to move. This venue would have gotten 3 stars if it wasn't for the drunken, lousy dancer of a whale that was bumping & pushing everyone around her (oh, and her equally drunken & lousy dancer friend). Highlight of the evening (& of my still short clubbing life): pushing back against the b*tch & seeing my friend have her kicked out of the club. Woozah!\n\nIn short, it's not a bad scene if you get in early (we arrived around 10:30 or 11 & it was already packed) and if you get in for free. It might also help if you don't go on a holiday weekend. :)


I tried the noodle bowl here and was disappointed. It wasn't worth the price for what I got. The noodles were maybe a little overcooked or just too soft. I love the concept and the farm to table type ideas, but the dish I had was just lacking. I wish I had tried something else instead. The lemonade of the day was pretty good though. I might come back here to try another item on the menu next time since I did like the environment.


Had lunch here the other day with a Groupon.  The staff as well as the chips and salsa were great.  The food was super.  The lunch deal included the entree as well as beans and rice and the portion was more than substantial.  The server (Carlos, I think) was super polite, very efficient and explained  what was contained in each item we ordered. A great Mexican place in this part of town.


Loooooooooooove me some Houston's! \n\nThe hubs and I really dig this place, also whenever out of town family comes in, Houston's is always our first stop on the laundry list of places to hit up. \n\nWe always start off with the artichoke dip. Freaken HEAVEN! \n\nThe hubs usually gets the Hawaiian rib eye \n\n\nMy usual tends to be the Grilled Chicken Salad, they put this amazing dressing on it that is phenomenal! Also, I generally order my salad with a side of fries, because 1. they are the most amazing fries I have ever had in my life and 2. I am a fat kid and fat kids love french fries. End of story. \n\nOne things that i think Houston's could improve on is their dessert selection, its kinda weak. Delicious, but weak. I love dessert and Houston's dessert list does not fulfill my fatty needs. But that's ok, I will live. \n\nThe wait staff is always on point! They are always knowledgeable of what the daily specials are and super friendly. \n\nAlso they now offer complimentary valet parking, SCORE!


So many great reviews.  Friends who live or have lived in Pittsburgh rave about this place.  It was supposed to be THE PLACE for breakfast and brunch in this city.  I first visited this place on a short Pgh Apt hunting trip back in April 2013.  Went in, got excited, as the place was packed with people.  It had the classic diner feel.  It had to be good.  Sadly, it wasn't.  Not wanting to give up hope, I went back to Pamela's the next day, and went with the corned beef hash, since many yelpers had mentioned it.  Again, disappointed.  Having settled in Pgh for a few months now, I decided to give Pamela's a third chance recently.  *sigh.  I don't get how this place has such high yelp ratings.\n\nFood = (6.5/10) = As mentioned above, my first visit I tried the western omelet.  It was just ok.  Not well seasoned, and the cheese was meh.   Quantity wise, you do get a huge amount of food for what you pay for.  Second trip was the corned beef hash trip.  Really don't understand what is so great about this dish.  My third trip I tried the tex-mex omelet.  Again, eggs under seasoned, and cheese was meh.  What bothered me the most was the \"guacamole.\"  It's more like avocado paste with mayonnaise consistency.  Like something you would squeeze out of a toothpaste tube. Texture was not appealing.  The friend who came with me on this third trip ordered the pancakes, which he thought were fine.\n\nAmbiance = (7.5/10) = it's got the classic diner feel, with diner friendly waitresses/waiters.  \n\nService (8.0/10) = as mentioned above, the classic diner friendly environment.\n\nOverall opinion = I wonder if those who give high ratings to this establishment, are the locals of Pgh, and college/grad students on a budget and naturally appreciate the large quantities of food for cheap prices.  This place is just ok for me.  I'm still searching for my go-to-brunch place in Pittsburgh.  I do recommend trying this place out and making your own judgement, especially if you've just moved to the area.  There is always a wait to get in on weekends, so they must be doing something right.  Place is cash only.


It's hard not to write a good review of a place when you order one pizza and end up with two.  Both being about twenty times the size you thought that they would be.  Wow, that two for one special they have really rocks.\n\nThe pizza itself is definitely of higher quality than a lot of other places I've been around herein the Valley.  The cheese melted properly so that it doesn't slide off the second you bite into it.  The toppings all taste fresh, not like they were sitting in a cooler for the past week.  The pepperoni is a bit greasy but, if you're ordering pepperoni, you're not allowed to complain about that.\n\nGive it a try.  It's good quality and you don't feel like you're harming your body by eating it.


My husband, a friend, and myself went there for fish on black Friday. We were surprised that it was not very busy so we thought we would get service pretty quickly. We sat at a table near the salad bar and waited....and waited... and waited. We saw one server and also saw another table waiting for service as well. The waitress never once acknowledged that we were sitting there and she had to pass our table to to wait on another table. All the waitress had to do was say she would be right with us...or SOMETHING. After waiting a half hour with no word from the waitress, we got up and left. Murphy's Bar was way more accommodating.


I read a good review of this restaurant in the New Times and as I love to try something interesting, I had to try it. To my surprise I knew the owner, Esther, from when I worked at Phoenix College and she was a student there. She's always been a hard worker and I can see how much effort she has put into her restaurant venture. The restaurant was very clean and neat, and Esther was a very gracious hostess to all the customers. I had the pepper soup, which comes with a little dish of habanero pepper puree if you want to make it spicy. Watch out! Only use a tiny bit because it's really hot. Then I had a Caribbean meat pie. It was really good--spicy and savory. Then the yassa chicken. The chicken itself was deliciously flavored, and then topped with with olives, onions, and bell pepper sauteed in a mustard sauce, then served with rice. It was very good! I want to come again and try some of the other dishes. I highly recommend this place! Esther is a sweet lady and she takes good care of her customers. I wish her the best of luck with her new restaurant.


Nice room and the bowling alley was cool.\n\nBig minus for the morning shuttle leaving earlier than scheduled and the front desk denying the fact. We were outside by 9AM but the shuttle was already gone. Be prepared to pay cab fare. \n\nJust DO NOT RELY ON THE HOTEL SHUTTLE SERVICE.


Went to Puck's, last minute, for dinner with family. Located in Crystals Mall on the Strip near Aria, it has a bright semi open space, with a nice small bar area. Only had to wait 10 minutes for a Friday night walk-in around 9PM. Staff was adequately attentive.\n\nOverall, food was good. I tried the grilled ribeye steak, which was probably the priciest entree on the menu at $40. But it was cooked perfectly to my order (medium rare) with an unctuous reduction sauce which I wish I had more off. Topped off, it had a nice stem of mushrooms and blackened green chiles. (which was a nice touch of heat) to the dish. A perfectly acceptable opening meal night in Vegas. Nothing too fancy or spend, but good food still.\n\nSampled the tiramisu dessert at the end. Tasted really good. It had these nice chocolate beads in the creamy layer that added a surprising little crunch to the dish.\n\nEven though it's a mainly pasta/pizza & some seafood place, I can safely recommend the ribeye here. Enjoy the good eats.


Horrible horrible service!!!! What happened to this place?\nFood is good and fresh. I refuse to go here during normal hours but if I'm craving sushi at 2am then I'd stop by. Otherwise I will drive way across town to Yama Sushi for excellent service and food! So sad to see this place fall apart..


These people are amazing! I consider myself a difficult customer and they always go above and beyond. I always leave happy! They are especially helpful about scheduling they are so accommodating. This is my third time here and ingot Christmas nails. So cute! I always go to Mimi! Such a sweetheart.


Great lunch.  Fast service.\nFriendly atmosphere.


Atmosphere pretty good.  Had the fish and chips, good portion and fresh cod. Had an early lunch so I can't comment about the atmosphere during busy time. Give this place a try, great location in downtown Chandler.


Easily the best meal I enjoyed in Vegas this past week. I was on a vacation with my sisters. Knowing we would be eating out for 6 days we tried to keep the budget in check. This restaurant was recommended by a friend of my sister did not disappoint as far as the food was concerned. It is tucked away in the back of the food court. Location isn't great...I suppose that is how they keep the prices down. \"Outdoor tables\" are actually inside. Lighting in the interior of the restaurant is way too bright.\nService was very average...our waiter was a hyper-macho Italiano who kept himself busy fawning over the young girls eating next to us, and chatting with his buddies out in the food court plaza. At the end of our meal he was so carried away with his buddies that he had totally forgotten about us, and need to be retrieved by a bus boy. \nThe Caeser Salad that we shared was good. Filet mignon meatballs with spaghetti and red sauce were delicious, as was the wood-fired Quatro Stagioni pizza. I highly recommend the food...the service not so much.


I absolutely almost died here choking on french toast, but the french toast is amazing, so I still come here. Their french toast is also special -- they use sourdough bread, light egg covering, and sprinkle powdered sugar on it. This is what french toast should actually be. Well it is what it should be in the Southwest United States according to wikipedia, but that's where I am from so take it! \n\nThey also have fresh orange juice, great prices, and very friendly service. Be careful to go on Sundays around 9-10 because there's a church up the street where nearly everyone attends Original after.


I'm not quite sure what all the fantastical chatty chat is all about. It's ok Mexican food, I've been there three times & have yet to have an orgasmic south of the border experience.  They do fork over the chips & salsa which is a plus, but the salsa is a lil on the ratty side in my personal opinion.\n\nMaybe being from California I'm spoiled with fabuloso pintos?  I most likely won't be going back, I'll just wait until I go to CA.


A four star hotel? Really? the rooms felt like a high class motel ... dark and definitely past it's prime days. If this was an \"upgraded room\" I wonder what the original must have looked like !!!\n\nat least it was clean and comfortable so can't really complain except it's not worth the star rating at all!


I'm not sure what it was but the morning I stopped in here I wasn't too hungry, I was just craving a crepe with Nutella.  This place is a little bit on the outskirts of Old Montreal which was nice because it wasn't crowded like all of the other places were on a nice weekend morning.  The wait staff was attentive and friendly and had no problem dealing with my obnoxious group of half English speaking, half French speaking friends.\n\nI ordered my banana, Nutella crepe while most of the rest of the group got breakfast.  Everyone seemed happy with their meals.  One of my friends ordered Mac n Cheese which I tried and it was absolutely amazing.  I would definitely get that again if I went back.  Overall I would say my crepe was average.\n\nI like the fact that it's walking distance from the hotel I normally stay at, it's not too crowded, and it has a very diverse menu, so I would probably return here again.


Great Sushi ... I had all u can eat ... However, I do have a compliant: ... I asks for a bowl of rice and miso soup for my 2 yrs old. They charge me $3 for it and $2.50 for a piece of Mochi ice cream, because they saw her eat it instead of me.  We spend over a hunded on the bill and they nickel and dime you. This is poor service on Management. ... The waiter service was good. Kids under 3 always eat for free.  How much can a 2 yrs old eat??\n\nI have a lot of friends who visit Vegas all the time. This is not a place I would recommend family w/kids to dine.\n\nThis is not a family friendly place. \n\nI took off 2 star for that.


Rude workers... ugh. Good fast food and that's about it lol. Not worth my anger to get some cheap food. Palermos at 83rd and lower buckeye is better.


Food were nice but way too expensive. We waited too long between orders (waiters said too many orders and they all messed up). The waiter set us in an awful spot (in a grim corner). Last order around 9:30 PM or earlier, be prepared for that.


I love me some Cracked Egg I'll tell you what. \n\nCoffee cake alone is enough reason to come here. It's light, fluffy, warm, steamy, sweet, and they're constantly updating the flavors like a pumpkin one in the fall or the berry one I had last. \n\nMy favorite things to order for an entree are the scrambles, particularly the South Shore with chicken and avocado. Their corned beef hash is scrumptious and tasty as well.\n\nTried soup and salad also, portions are HUGE. Great place to brunch.


The dine-in theater at AMC is the PERFECT place to take a date.  With dine-in experiences being 18+ there are no children running around.  The food is the same price as a Chili's and they bring it right to your seat while you enjoy the feature.  I'm definitely going back!


I'd heard some positive buzz, but was rather unimpressed. We hit Hanny's on a Friday night and it struck me as one of those places that try to do too much and end up not doing much very well. My salad was okay but nothing I'd make a special trip for, my friend who ordered the Shrimp Pancetta appetizer said it was yummy, but the third in our party had the Pork Calabrese sandwich and it was so greasy I my skin almost broke out just sitting next to it. The too-loud (and \"too cool\") DJ and overpriced drinks didn't help the situation. It is a cool space and perhaps I just wanted too much, but I was simply disappointed.\n\nI would give it another try, but only if other people were going and it was an \"I'll meet up with you there\" kind of thing. It definitely wouldn't be my pick. I hear the pizzas are a tasty option and I would give them a try if I find myself back there. Maybe they will win me over then.


After being told that there is no good BBQ in Las Vegas, I've been wanting any local (non-chain) place to prove them wrong.\n\nAlong comes TC's.  Their regular menu and breakfast menu elicits BBQ legitimacy, with Chicken, Ribs (spare ribs, baby backs & beef ribs), rib tips, and pull pork (any of these meats available in their omelets).\n\nThis being my first dining experience at TC's, I had to go with the three meat combo with 2 sides and cornbread in order to get a good feel of their BBQ.  My choices: Rib Tips, Baby Back Ribs, & Pulled Pork; Mac 'n' cheese & Fried Cabbage.\n\nTo my understanding, this is a family owned and run business and it showed from the extremely friendly and personable service to some of the family members playing a board game in the dining room because it was slow.\n\nThe rib tips were excellent as was the fried cabbage.  The pull pork was serviceable after adding a little more BBQ sauce.  The ribs however were dry and extremely charred.  TC's BBQ sauce is extremely sweet and lacking any kind of spice, but because that's not my cup of tea doesn't mean you won't like it.  The mac 'n' cheese was gritty and somewhat less than warm and the cornbread could definitely be categorized as stale.\n\nAll-in-all, I've rated TC's with three stars based on the service, \"BBQ restaurant\" feel, and my craving to have more rib tips and fried cabbage.  As for rating a \"Rib Crib\" for their Ribs, well that would be thumbs down.


The show was worth every penny! I'm just sad I didn't have enough to buy my cousins and brothers tickets. I ended up going just me and my boyfriend. I was excited as soon as my boyfriend and I walked in. They set a fun, intimate atmosphere. Lucky for us, we got bumped up to front row seats..the stage was only a few arm lengths away. It was crazy seeing what these performers can do. I can hardly pick a favorite act because it was all so good. The humor in between acts is very crass and vulgar- if that isn't your thing, maybe don't go... Myself, on the other hand was laughing my ass off like crazy. You go from laughing your ass off to being totally mesmerized in the acts. The performances are truly beautiful and sexy and mind blowing.


This review is for 10.29.2014.\nWalking this spacious environment, my friend and I were happier and more pleasant after great brunch. \nI tried to reload my card. The agent, Zik (I am not sure about the spelling of his name), was impatient and didn't know how to reload the card. He had to ask 2 other agents for the processing. \nWe presented the promotion code for 25% off via the email with my cell, and again, he failed to process it. After a while of wait, he told us, he couldn't enter the code. Without asking for supervisor's help, he looked at us and said NO. He was obviously not willing or intended to help even we were the only customers in line. We sensed that waiting any longer wouldn't do any good but ruin our day. \nThere were no smiles or greetings, no asking my name or choice on the milk, and no name on my cup the entire wait or purchase.\nA beautiful day-off with great hanging out with friends, just ruined by him.


I mean its a gym. \n\nthis one in particular is overly crowded, mostly with stereotypical Scottsdale people - with the women in full hair and makeup and the dudes in bro tanks. \n\nbut for a gym - it gets the job done. \ndon't go between 430-730pm though because you will never get on a machine or the equipment. i have literally stalked machines before. \n\ni have been a member for the last 3 years - i do a lot of everything things to, but will continue my membership because it is so cheap! don't get suckered into paying over $30/month though.... don't pay more than $20


Uuuuaaaaaaaaaaahhhhggggggggllllaahhhh (that's my puking sound). While I didn't actually puke, I'm very surprised. \n\nIt was a typical Thursday night where neither of us (*cough* James *cough*) could make a decision on where we should eat. So while driving aimlessly down the road in every which direction, we pulled up Yelp and went to the closest Thai restaurant with solid reviews. \n\nWe sat down and both of our noses turned up wondering what that smell was. James proclaimed \"it smells like a bathroom in here\" I, however, couldn't smell what he was smelling....YET. All I could smell was cleaning products, like too many combinations of chemicals that make you wonder if someone is laying in the back passed out. I could smell bleach and something that smelled like a lavender scented ammonia. \n\nI don't know why we stayed, maybe it was the hunger pains. Maybe it was laziness, but I regret that decision. \n\nI ordered Hot and Sour soup and Egg Rolls. \n\nThe soup wasn't good, it was chicken broth with cayenne pepper dumped in. Some bland chicken and some uncooked mushrooms (straight from the package). James kept telling me to move my soup back because he thought it smelled like dirty feet, although I'm not sure how he could smell that over the bathroom stench. \n\nThe egg rolls were better but very greasy, I did like the inside however. \n\nAt some point in our meal, I finally got the whiff from the bathroom. OMG. I'm done eating, can we just go??\n\nWe thought it was a one time thing, maybe the line cook had some nasty Taco Bell for lunch, maybe their plunger broke, but after reading the reviews, this has been happening for months. Get a damn plumber out there or shut your doors. \n\nNASTY!!


I give this place a 0 on a scale of 1-10; 10 being the highest. Worst customer service. This place argued with me and wasn't welcoming at all. Although, the food might have been good enough for its pricing, I surely did not have a good expeirence.


Very good French crepes.  I had the chocolate covered strawberries and banana.  Sweet deliciousness!


I've been here twice now and it is phenomenal. I'm so in love with pasta, and I would way way way rather eat a $20 plate of homemade pasta from a locally owned business than eat a $15 plate of Olive Garden pasta with bottom of the barrel ingredients, crapola service, and a host of corporate BS. \n\nThe first time I went was spring Restaurant Week. I have to say that I wasn't overtly impressed with the meal for the price, but I did enjoy it enough to buy the Groupon and try it again. Last night I had the fig appetizer--goat cheese, balsamic, wrapped in proscuitto ($14 for 3, noooot worth it but still good) and the butternut squash ravioli. That dish is absolutely superb. The portion size is perfect. My mom had a marsala special which was also absolutely incredible....we cleaned our plates and then some. Dessert was the tiramisu, which I didn't really have room for and didn't need, but I still enjoyed the dessert like I do. \n\nI would definitely come here again or recommend it to someone who wanted good, high-quality Italian food and didn't want to venture to the Strip for similar quality at twice the price.


Really great deal.  Coffee was a little weak but dad's 3.95 two eggs with hash browns was such a great deal.  My Korean omelette (kalbi, onion and cheese) was flavorful but will probably not try that combo again.  Fun, chatty owner and chef.  Brightly colored walls and decor.  Good morning start.


When someone tells you you won a free Happy Hour (no cover for you and your party) and $2 drinks the saying \"Too good to be true\" should come to mind here at McFadden's. Only limited well drinks are $2 and they are so watered down you don't taste anything and house margaritas are not included.  I ordered 2 different drinks and they both came with cracked and chipped glasses that leaked all over me and the table. I then thought \"ok, Irish pub\" so I ordered a Jameson's and it was awful!  I asked what they gave me and the waitress couldn't tell me, I asked what Irish whiskey they had and she told me 1 type of Jamison's and that's it!!!!  Please save yourself the time and effort to come here, it's not worth the \"free\" drinks!  If I could give this place negative stars it would be the full 5 negative.


place is neat and clean. Arepas were good and the grilled chicken is got to be one of the best deals in town! not sure about the ribs...go to Lucilles for those. the drinks were amazing! i was told that they are opening a gelato place soon next door. About time for some good gelato place


I'm a fan of the Magnus, and I've been itching to try it again since switching over to their \"new Scandinavian\" menu.  My husband and I went for dinner last weekend, and we were not disappointed.  We arrived relatively early for a Friday night, so we decided to sit at the bar and have a cocktail before moving on to dinner.  We both had speciality cocktails - The Finn's #7 Cup (gin, vermouth, Lillet, and St. Germain garnished with sliced cucumbers and green apples) for me, and the New Style Old Fashioned (Jack Daniels, SoCo, ginger, and gingerale) for the husband.  Both were delicious.  The addition of ginger to the old fashioned gave it a zip that it doesn't normally have.  The Finn's #7 Cup was light and refreshing, and made me wish that it was July instead of November because it was a drink that I think would be best enjoyed out on the patio on a beautiful summer evening.  While our bartender was a little slow, the drinks made up for the misstep in service.\n\nWe ordered the house special appetizer of the night, which was a home cured pastrami made of grassfed beef ribeye prepared as a carpaccio topped with shaved truffles served with homemade crackers, sweet grainy mustard, and I think saurkraut.  The curing of the pastrami was just right - light enough to retain the texture of a carpaccio yet still tasting like pastrami.  \n\nWe had the caraway seared venison with venison carpaccio and the cocoa nib cured wild boar tenderloin for our entrees.  When we ordered, I asked the waitress how the venison tenderloin would be prepared, and she replied that the chef sears it to medium rare.  I usually like my red meat very rare, but I went with medium rare based on her recommendation.   And, while it was medium rare, it was still more well done than I would have liked.  Next time I won't second guess myself.  But the venison carpaccio made up for it.  It was melt in your mouth smooth, and the ligonberry syrup added a nice tartness to balance out all the meat.  However, the smoked gouda-egg flan was cold and gelatinous (in a bad way), and I could have done without it.\n\nThe wild boar was also cooked medium rare, and the cut of meat was perfection.  Perfectly cooked, perfectly seasoned, and perfectly delicious.  I would definitely order it again.\n\nFor dessert we went with the Magnus chocolates and a cheese plate.  The chocolates were your basic restaurant chocolate - absolutely fine, but nothing spectacular.  Same for the cheese plate, although the selection of Carr Valley's Cocoa Cardona to the plate was a nice complement to the rest of the meal.  We also enjoyed a delightful bottle of a bonarda/malbec blend with dinner.\n\nBased on this experience, I'm very happy with Magnus's new menu, and I would recommed the Magnus as a great fine dining option in Madison.


Pretty average sushi bar good food, great location. I'm a fan of this place.


Beware of incorrect hours: I have been wanting to try White Sage for a while... I went out of my way this morning to stop at 6:40am.  They weren't open.  Open at 6 am huh?  Someone oversleep?  Get between me and coffee in the morning and I am an uphappy girl.\n\nHow do coffee shops make opening at 7am?  \n\nMaybe I will come back during bankers hours.


We were seated promptly by a friendly beautiful hostess.\n\nMichelle our waiter did a fantastic job on keeping the drinks flowing and the courses coming out on time and perfectly cooked bone in rib eye.   The sides (steamed spinach, garlic mash and saut\u00e9ed mushrooms were outstanding completing a great meal.\n\nThe decor is modern and well laid out with an extensive wine menu.  We recommend making reservations well in advance.\n\nJ&O


We had dessert & coffee here on Valentine's Day.  Not sure I would normally come here but we specifically came to see the lovely & talented Judy Roberts on the ivories and were delighted by her vocal accompanist, the enchanting Margot Reed.  That duo rocks our socks!  JUDY! JUDY!! JUDY!!!


This place was totally not what I expected at all, although its hard to say what exactly I was expecting.\n\nFor anybody who is expecting a fast food quick service type of place this is actually a sit down restaurant that serves typical fast food items, but you have to wait for food like you would at any sit down restaurant. I was surprised because I didn't realize that there would be waiters. The service was pretty good and the waitress was very friendly. I wasn't impressed with the prices though. Its fairly overpriced for what they serve.\n\nThe food was not as good as I had hoped, but decent and unique. I had an Italian grinder, which was certainly not like any I have had before. The fries on the other hand were quite basic and not that good. The restaurant also looks completely bizarre. Its a really weird place that you just have to see for yourself.\n\nAll in all it made for an interesting and unique dining experience even though I wasn't in love with the food.


The beet ravioli was gross, my hubby's steak needed salt, and service was slow. At least the waiter comped the ravioli since he was the one who suggested it. Won't be back.


Arrived in Vegas in the late afternoon and this was one of the few places that were actually opened on Thanksgiving. Our original idea was to go to the ramen place near this restaurant, but that place was closed for the holidays so we came here instead.\n\nI don't know if this was just an every day thing or a holiday thing, but the server gave us tea in styrofoam cups. Odd. Very odd. What restaurant actually does that? Mm..\n\nThe lady server we had gotten didn't seem friendly. If anything, she seemed annoyed when she took our order. There was 10 of us so maybe that was overwhelming, but it just looked like we were troubling her by our order or something. \n\nThe styrofoam cups should have gave me a clue. Besides their plates and bowls, everything else we had gotten was plastic. I had ordered their hoi nam chicken rice with white breast meat and oh man, it was... super dry. The sauce they gave me for it didn't even help hide the dryness of it. Ugh. I washed down the rest of the chicken while promising myself that I will never get this again. The rice it came with was good, but it didn't save the chicken. \n\nAt least the bathroom was clean. \n\n1 star for being opened on thanksgiving when everything else was closed. \n1 star for not charging for tea.


Possibly the best food bargain outside of a down-market casino in Las Vegas!\n\nThey don't have In-N-Out Burger in Chicago, where I'm from, so I always try to stop here when I'm in Vegas.  The food is really fresh, including hand-cut french fries.  Avoid this place on the weekends and during lunch, however; it gets really crowded.


I'm a little torn with this place.   How does one boil your thoughts about a place down to 1-5 stars?  What I've found is that the most memorable things about a place will drive the stars up if they were great, even if overall the place wasn't that superb.  \n\nIn the case of MIX, the stars might have been driven higher than the 3 I gave it, if I had followed this method... because the dramatic ceiling installation (see pictures) and the 5***** appetizers were amazing!  But the main courses were underwhelming all around the table and the service was lackluster.  Add it all up, and then remember the outrageous prices, and a 4-5 star review quickly gets knocked down to a 3.  \n\nFirst the good...\nThe installation and decor as a whole... well, not much more to say than it made an impression.  But even with decor, I felt that the all white and mother-of-pearl layout got lazy after the drama of the ceiling, especially when they underachieved on taking advantage of the spectacular view of the strip it could have.  But decor is decor...\n\nThe food...\nLike I said, the apps were top notch.  The foie gras and sashimi apps were amazing, as were the others.  However, the main courses took a nose-dive.  Maybe this was because were were there around 10-11pm, their last seatings at the end of the night... but this is Vegas?!  Where midnight is like 3pm.  Plus charge what they do and it better blow my mind. It didn't. \n\nDisappointing.


Hello friends\n\nI thought I'd written a review but I guess not. This time the \"New York\" pizza wasn't so \"New Yorky\" to me. There was no way I could fold the pizza the way i could with other \"New York\" pizza. It was pretty crowded. I like this place. Just caught em in a \"Non New York pizza day\" I guess. \n\nI'll go back\n\nTTFN


If you're in the mood for a sandwich and a bowl of soup after a kickass night, then this is a good, no I mean great idea! I've been here several times and they never do me wrong. Go with either the Ruben or the chipotle chicken sandwich, with a bowl of chicken tortilla soup, mmmm. Time to bust through that hangover and start again. Only knock is the sandwiches are small as heck.


Good hotel for the price. Huge rooms. Everything is stained but to be expected by the strip. Bring your own everything. They don't even provide shampoo. Overall good FOR THE PRICE.


My boss was visiting from Texas and we wanted to get a decent breakfast so I found this place...I would only suggest the signage be a bit better as I had to go around twice and then ask someone where it was as it's upstairs.  Once up there this is fabulous and the service was great.


Came her for a family dinner so I didn't have to cook. Boy, what a bad decision that was. Had the chicken Marsala which was served in an iron skillet? Who does that? The Marsala sauce was a coagulated mess of flour and grease, chicken was fatty and awful. My sisters pasta was cold and undercooked. This place might be okay for the bar crowd, but family restaurant this is NOT.


meh..


You can't beat the atmosphere at this place. I bought a google offer for here a while ago and stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. There were some people inside but it wasn't too crowded. I started in the antique shop wandering around and then made it into the restaurant. I had an ice-cream soda and it was divine. Next time I'd probably split one as the drinks are large. I didn't eat anything but the food looked yummy. I also wandered to the vintage shop next door. It was fun looking around and reminscing.


Had the best burger of my life at Tessaro's over the weekend. I ordered the Guacamole Burger (on the specials menu) and was not disappointed. The burger was large and packed with flavor. The guacamole was tasty and creamy and topped my burger off perfectly. I liked that they had so many options for sides with their meals. I opted for the cole-slaw and it was very good as well.\n\nOur waitress was extremely personable and our food came quick.\n\nI don't give a lot of 5-star ratings but this place deserves one.  My burger was cooked to perfection. Great quality food, service and good atmosphere!


Your chocolates are awesome, but your phone/online customer service needs some serious overhaul! I ordered several boxes of chocolates last week as Christmas gifts. You sent it to an old address while you clearly charged my card which had what was supposed to be my shipping address. I Emailed you twice, once immediately after the order was placed online, to make sure you had the correct shipping address. I have also been calling your customer service lines and have waited for over half an hour at a time to no avail. You have not responded to me either way! \nFedEx finally dropped off the package to the wrong address and was refused. Now my gifts are sitting at a warehouse where FedEx says they need you to call them. \nIn as much as I love your product and its been a staple for me and my family during Las Vegas trips to purchase boxes at a time, my current ugly and very irritating experience with your company reassures me other candy companies out there deserve our business. They might up your blood sugar like Ethel M products do but at least it's less aggravation.\nI'm sure you're gonna pay no mind to this issue, as clearly you're best at doing. It's okay. If it at least makes one person reconsider buying your stuff online, I am happy as to have done my part to warn them of the chaos they are about to face for a box of chocolates.\nThanks for making my Christmas less merrier than it should be!


The Great Dane on the square is my go-to place to take people when we are up near the Capitol - here are the reasons why:\n\n1) When we have visitors, there are almost always kids. LOTS of kids.  Today we had four adults and six kids.  The downtown Dane has a nice basement area with large tables that is perfect for big parties with children because, not only is there room, it's usually less busy so our rowdy kids won't bother nearly as many people.\n\n2) They have a humongous selection of food. If you can't find something you like at The Great Dane, you should probably just stay home. They have everything, including good options for kids and vegetarian meals that are marked with a little carrot to easily identify them.\n\n3) Beer is good for you. Especially beer that is not made by a big beverage company.  My favorite is the Crop Circle Wheat, but I'm a wheat beer girl, so anything with wheat makes me happy.\n\n4) The food is good. It's not the best food you are going to find in Madison, but it's good.  The Mac and Cheese (which I've probably eaten 10 times) can be really hit or miss. Sometimes it's amazing. Sometimes it needs more sauce.  Today I had the grilled cheese, which is really more of a vegetable sandwich with cheese.  This is the second time I've had this, and it was substantially better than the first.\n\nI really don't have anything bad to say about The Great Dane. Our server today seemed a little annoyed at having to serve a giant party of kids 5 and under, but one slightly peeved server does not a bad restaurant make...I think I said that right. ;)  \n\nWe will keep coming back to the Dane...it's a bit like a Madison institution at this point. ;)


Although the place is quite nice the service was just awful. When we had our drinks they gave us a very dirty glass. Who couldn't they notice? We waited for almost 30 minutes to have our food and to be honest it's too expensive for what you have. I'm definitely not trying again.


It's been awhile since I've paid less than $12 for a movie ticket during prime time, and let me just say it's o so nice. The theater has ample FREE parking (none of this having to validate garbage) and the theater isn't overrun by youngins. The people who frequent here aren't the type to add their own commentaries during the movies which is a breath of fresh air. Its a nice atmosphere and great place to take the kids to a movie. \n   The theater rooms themselves are clean and large. This will now be my go to theater while in Pitts.


I was hungry after checking into Circus Circus.  All you can eat pork ribs or prime rib option sounded good.  After one plate of ribs, I was full.  The prime rib seemed okay.  The server was barely there.  I just wanted to call it a day at this place and finish my hunger with some gambling.


Chelsea was phenomenal. We came in for a birthday, had great service, custom cocktails made for everyone in our party, and Chelsea's knowledge of early 90's music was the cherry on top of the sundae. Definitely will be coming back!


Every time I leave Vegas to go home, this is where I eat.\n\nFriendly restaurant for crepe lovers.  I try to find a crepe eatery every city I visit; this is my favorite for Vegas.


Well seeing that your response was as snarky and judgmental as your employee I spoke with over the phone. I guess I will tell the details of my experience thus far with Simply Property Management of Phoenix , AKA Paielli reality inc. \n      FIRST of all I would like to apologize for implying that this place had Bed Bugs when I moved in . That clearly was not the case , We must have gotten them from a hotel or maybe the babysitters , who knows ? But the fact is this could happen to anyone. \n      Now please let me tell you my experience with this company so far and why I was so heated when I called in to report this issue. First , the loops you have to jump through to get qualified for the rental are mind boggling ! That is good news if your a landlord . Which it is pretty obvious this is a landlord driven business and once the customer has been landed well good luck to the customer. Or if your a landlord your client , the one staying in your house......? Hello customer service , where ya at?\n       SECOND, how was the dishwasher treating me why it took you TWO MONTHS TO FINALLY GET ONE INSTALLED!!!! absolutly unacceptable , not to mention the day my wife sat home waiting for the appliance guy to never show up ! That is not an exageration by the way. 2 MONTHS I waited why they looked for a part to fix a samsung dishwasher , emails , phone calls , so much inexcusable wasted time. \n      THIRD, the nice agent that rented this property to me , I conducted business with on the side and she did not have very good things to say about this company. After renting this place to me , I called her to tell her of the dishwasher problem to find out she had quit , she said the management was to much pressure. But the place was so nice,I really wanted it. , should have listened to her! Then two months later the next agent handling my account was gone . That says a few things when your overturn is that high, am I wrong? \n      FOURTH Greg the owner , didnt email me personally or reach out to me with any concern. But he sure did quickly hop on YELP to try and clean up his appearance. TRUE COLORS.\n      LAST BUT NOT LEAST. \nTone. The way I was spoken to over the phone on two occasions is the main reason. Its funny , call it what you will, But this was worse than waiting two months for a dishwasher. I do not appreciate being talked down to . Very condesending.\n      I rent my home in Utah , so I understand the industry can be tough which is even more reason to treat good renters , well good! \n      By the way not once did I say I wanted to break my lease. We love the place , Maybe I will buy it ? I know the owner wants to sell , Especially after I personally told him of my experience. If I do buy , well I will make sure Paielli doesent get a cut. \n      For anyone reading and wondering about the Bed Bugs , Well my 1 year old son woke up one night at about 2 am with about 40 or so bites on his little legs. We did some research and stayed up all night trying to spot one. Nothing. So we got an inspection the next day and we found a few. Apparently these are a nightmare and spread very quickly so we paid 1000$ bucks and had the place heated and sprayed. What a terrible weekend , we basically moved out and back into the house , Worst Thing Ever. I bet I dont sleep good for a month! \n      Dont be mistreated , go somewhere else .


Very impressive special effects, clever, imaginative and funny displays, nice staff, and not a lot of scientific content. It would be a great place for a kid, or someone who just likes special effects (a 3-D movie, a room with a shaking floor that simulates earthquakes, a dome theater), but the science is painted with a rather broad brush. As an example, and as an earlier reviewer pointed out, the explanation of how we figured out that the Earth isn't the center of the universe completely leaves out Copernicus, and suggests that it was Galileo's invention of the telescope that provided the aha! moment. And why do movie-makers have to accompany explosions in airless space (in this case, the Big Bang) with loud booming noises? And for that matter, the Big Bang wasn't an explosion in space; it was the very creation of space, so they got that part wrong, too. And it would have been so much more interesting if they had gotten that sort of thing right, because astronomy and earth science and biology can all be fascinating. But would I bring the kiddies here? Absolutely.


What a disappointment. Had shellac manicure and a pedicure. I could have done a better job on my pedi and the shellac mani which usually lasts two weeks began chipping within the day. This place is an incredible rip off!


I won't speak for the whole company, but I will tell this branch is undertrained very unfriendly and makes no apologies for it.


Agree with all previous reviews. This company is one of the worst I have ever dealt with...period. It was literally so bad I felt like I was on some blooper punked show. Avoid them or suffer.


3.5/5 for me\n\nMake sure to make reservations, as it was packed!   The food was good and service was very attentive.\n\nI recommend the flatbreads - Magherita and Porchetta\n\nPastas were all good and everyone in my party was happy that they were cooked al dente but maybe just a bit too much sauce on the rigatoni alla melanzane and ricotta cavatelli.\n\nBuon appetito


We stayed at Mandalay Bay for a long weekend and I ended up at Border Grill a couple times.  The 4 stars are really for the weekend brunch - all you can eat tapas that were interesting and (mostly) tasty.  I went back for the margaritas later which were also tasty though not particularly cheap.  You'd think the upstairs patio would be a good place to watch the beach concerts but the waiter said it was too dark to see the stage. Alas.


Chips & salsa were ok, nothing spectacular. I wanted a burrito a la carte and our waitress told us it was the same price as a \"meal\", no discount. Every Mexican joint I've ever been to has an a la carte menu, apparently they didn't get the news.\nI had the carne asada burrito and the meat was way over salted. I also found a small bone in my meat and almost cracked a frickin' tooth, no good. My hunny had some vegetarian enchiladas that she liked but they didn't really stand out amongst the competition.\nService was pretty lame, our waitress never checked on us once throughout our meal which is unacceptable in my opinion. I don't think we'll be going back here.


When I have needed to be in the Las Vegas STRIP area and yet didn't care to pay the LV STRIP surcharge, I discovered and stayed here ever so slightly just OFF LV STRIP.\n\nThere is a POOL and free wifi with your room.\n\nFood just around the corner.\nParking included completely with their parking lot.


I went to the one in Summerlin and was very disappointed with their cupcakes.  I bought a dozen assortment and initially I was impressed at how pretty they were.  However, 7 out of the 12 were dry and we ended up throwing them away!  I did buy them and bring them immediately to a party, so it wasn't like I kept them overnight somewhere.  I e-mailed the website the following day, but I didn't hear from them at all.  I called them a couple of weeks later and they said that they didn't get my e-mail.  I asked to speak to the manager but they gave me the run-around and told me to e-mail Pamela, the manager, directly.  I did but again did not hear from them.  So I called again and spoke to someone else other than the manager and they said that I should have brought the dry cupcakes as proof.  Can you believe that?  That thought never even occured to me.  She even asked me questions like \"how long did I leave it out?\", etc.  $30 for a dozen cupcakes is not cheap and I expect certain level of quality.  SO IF YOU GET CUPCAKES FROM HERE AND ARE NOT SATISFIED, DON'T THROW IT AWAY LIKE I DID.  KEEP IT AND BRING IT TO THE STORE FOR PROOF! If you do try one flavor, try the red velvet one.  Otherwise, don't waste your money here.  Go do something else like getting a delicious pie at Marie Callendar's.


If you're looking for a cheap night it's perfect. The movie and food combined will cost you under $5 and you'll get to see a slightly older movie.\n\nUnfortunately for me, being 6'2\", I wasn't very comfortable. The seats are pretty tight and clearly not the same seats as in the regular overpriced theatres.\n\nI'd rather pay $10 for a movie, when I go maybe once every week or two, and get high quality sound, screen and comfortable seats.


My sis recommended this place to me. I wasn't sure at first but I made an appointment (I think her name was Kay) and my hair turned out great!!!! And James is very busy and each appt. looked like it lasted 30 min. Kay spent a little an hour with me. She kept checking the layers even after she blow dry my hair. Definitely going back for my next haircut!!!!!!!


Ducked in here this afternoon to get out of the rain and wait for a friend! Was super busy but the attentive staff managed to find a seat for me immediately and took my order promptly which was fab. The cakes looked INCREDIBLE and although they did have a gluten free option I stuck to just a pot of peppermint tea this time; but judging by the delighted fashion in which everyone around me was devouring their cakes and pastries I think I can safely say they taste as good as they look! Wee wait for my pot of tea but they were pretty mobbed so can't complain, and my waiter took pity on me sitting alone so he took the time to have a quick chat which was nice :) pleasant atmosphere, gorgeous food presentation, smart attentive staff and a good place to dry off, but as I didn't get a chance to sample any food 3 stars from me for my short but sweet visit!


just ate here tonight. this place sucked big time. everything was so soggy! first off the diet coke was flat and too much syrup. my friend ordered the caterpillar roll and the rice was so soggy. i ordered the cali roll and yuck....too much rice vinegar & crappy fake crab meat....the tempura i could not believe they served me what they did.... the tempura was not crispy at all, it was mushy, almost like it wasn't cooked all the way! the oyako donburi was aight but too much rice and not enough chicken! this place is outrageously over rated! will not go back. Brians Beach is da bes if you want fresh ass sushi!


Stumbled across this little place while looking for a quick place for breakfast on our way out of town.  Unexpectedly, they make the best cheesy grits I've had in the north! Seems like a busy local favorite.


Hmmm, go for happy hour and get the appetizers.  Watch the time, too, because if you dont get your drink order in....they won't honor it.  \n\nI was close at getting my last drink, but the rest of my party was denied.  Bartender said Verizon time and we all had Verizon phones, so we looked.  It was 12 min before the hour. I had asked for a drink TWICE already so I got mine, but the others were S.O.L.  We still had more and then closed out the tab and proceeded on to the dining area for $350.00.\n\nOysters were YUM, bread was good, main meal was just ok.  Atmosphere is amazing with the unicorn fish, especially.  Honestly, I would rather go back to Triple Sevens Brewery at Main Street Station though for more Pumpkin Ale and good sandwiches.  Anyhow....  It's vegas so you are paying high dollar for mediocre food.  It's just what it is.  Enjoy!!!\n\nDidnt get to try a desert, but they looked fab!


When there are four people behind the counter, and they can't manage to effectively take care of two customers, this is a serious problem. This was at 3 o'clock in the afternoon- well pastt he lunch time rush.  I had already placed my order, which the (nice) guy at the counter had taken and passed on to the sandwich maker. After I spent 5 or so minutes listening to the owner bust people's balls in a way which I'm sure he thinks is funny, he finally asks me if anyone had taken my order. Yep, they had. The guy making sandwiches mumbled something, and walked away from his station. Like, he's done for the day or some nonsense. Poor kid at the counter had to hustle around, and crack out the sandwich, which he did rapidly. I've been here before, and the food is good, but the culture of this place is pretty toxic. This sort of behavior is, sadly, the norm. It's also a problem, because this part of Butler is basically a food desert. The pizza place, the Wendy's and the Subway nearby are all bad versions of this sort of establishment. A whole block's worth of lazy, sullen, grouchy, incompetent service. I won't be back here. They don't deserve my money, and they don't deserve yours.


I use to be a regular at this place when it was a Starbucks. To see it reopened as a bakery had my curiousity running wild. I tried to visit this place numerous times, but they have strange hours. They are closed certain days, and then open at noon on certain days. I'd call first, regardless of what yelp says before taking a drive here. \nWe went in on my nieces birthday. As soon as I seen \"stuffed cookies\" I was SOLD! \nThen to find out they are stuffed with things like oreos and cheesecake, snickers, and butterscotch. OMG HEAVEN!! \nThey also had a huge selection of cake pops. Cool unique flavors like Nerds Rainbow, orange cream, cheesecake, and red velvet. \nThere were a few carmel and candy apples, as well as HUGE chocolate dipped marshmallows.  The service was good and so were the prices. \nMy only complaint was their odd schedule. Can't wait to return!


The place was charming, and we enjoyed the food, particularly the brats and sweet potato fries, but to call it a serious restaurant is a bit much, since the fare is mostly pub food.  Our main objection is that the music is too loud and the sound system is terrible.


Horrible service!!! Why even have an appointment if you are not going to be seen for HOURS after?! This is absolutely ridiculous!  Just because I don't have the best insurance,  doesn't mean I deserve to sit around for hours! I WILL be finding another doctor TODAY! Anything is better than this!!!


Food was fantastic. I had the French Toast and my fiance had the grilled cheese and we both loved it.


Worst climbing gym I have ever been to. Customer service was a joke. Wall appears as if a boy scout went ham with a few sheets of plywood back in the 80s and then did nothing since then. Holds are prehistoric and grimy. Setting is subpar. Insurance doesn't allow for people who can't belay to be belayed? Better off climbing the outside of the building for a good pump..


First of all, it's in front of the Bellagio where you can watch the water show while dining. (Well if u're seated outside) I love the food. The waiter recommended a drink and it was delicious. Will def go back here next time I'm in Vegas.


My wife and I are regulars here.  Good because of the cost and availability of the produce.  Freshness also good.


I love a good bakery and Something Sweet is a nice addition to Ahwatukee.  I had fruit tart that was on the money, light flaky crust and good amount of fruit filling (although I think it might have been canned fruit, but was still good).  Wanting to go back for more breakfast, but find the hours not to be convenient for families breakfast choice. Will maybe try again on a trip to TJ's and see about bread.....mmmmmm fesh baked bread!


The Pros: Inexpensive menu, fresh food, great malts, clean restaurant, friendly smiling employees, pepper bar. \n\nCons: Stale and not creative dining area, awkward layout in the dining room, seen before menu options, pre-made salad dressings.\n\nGood for a quick burger. In my opinion there are other burger options in town that I prefer.


Not fancy indeed, but a good environment to have some drinks. \n\nI only got shocked to order a Pi\u00f1a Colada and was denied. After that  the bartender offered he could prepare any cocktail (except Pi\u00f1a Colada). Anyway, I did got a chance to try other shots and enjoy all the time the good attention.


Went here for lunch and the lunch specials were so affordable. Our server was a sweet heart and the fod was very good.


Man, Village Inn... is the best.  Came here twice in the last two years (not from the area) and definitely made a point to come in on Wednesday for free pie, y'all!!  Seriously who can beat that.  \n\nHad the strawberry banana french toast once and then a dinner entree another and they were all sooo gooood omg.


Just average. Great ambiance but the food is nothing spectacular. Went on a Sunday night with my wife.  Dress is somewhat nice but not super dressy. Had the Hugos prime rib - fyi medium rare means super pink. Probably could get a better steak elsewhere.  Only reason I give 3 stars is due to the excellent service.


So I'm here every other week seems like, and I haven't had any problem with US airways..


This place blows.  Food had no taste and shake was below average for a higher than deserved price.  Johnny Rockets blows this place away and I even prefer a Denny's burger and shake for half the price


Nope, not that great. Seriously.\n\nFor a $1.75 for a very small taco, not worth the price. Everything here is actually overpriced! People have told me to just eat the tacos not the plates, burritos, tostadas, etc. Cause you might get food poisoning.\n\nEh. I would ratehr go to another taco place down the street.


Blaaaaah. The food was lacking, the service was lacking. I had the \"signature\" Diego Carne Asada, and there was no notable marinadey flavor that I associate with even the weakest carne.The chips were crumbs and the salsas forgettable. Even the drinks were meh at best, and how can you mess up alcohol? A $90 meal for two people, and seriously I would have eaten better at one of the Strip's seventeen LA SALSAS!\n\nYou hurt me.


lord have mercy on my bowels...the burritos will cause you pain. eat one if you need a colon cleanse. only eat here during the zombie appocolypse


Judging from the hundreds of glowing reviews here, you don't need me to tell you that this place is awesome, but I will anyway. \n\nI was recently in Vegas to celebrate my birthday, and decided this would be the best way to start my actual day of birth. So we showed up (kind of on the late side for brunch) and put our name on the list. Though the host said it would take us 50 minutes to be seated, we were seated in more like 10-15. (Yes, he said 50. Not 15. I checked.) Nice surprise!\n\nAfter inspecting the menu, we had to go with some of the more famous brunch dishes on the menu. My boyfriend chose the chicken and waffles, and I went with the mussels and frites. We also couldn't resist the salmon tartare appetizer that was on special that day.\n\nFirst off was the salmon and a couple of mimosas. Both were extremely tasty. The salmon was super fresh, and served with bits of egg, red onion, capers, along with a bit of toasted bread. My only complaints was that we didn't get quite enough toast to eat everything and the small pieces of eggs and such were kind of difficult to get on the bread. The taste was fantastic, though.\n\nThen came the main courses, and they were as good as everyone says. The mussels were a nice variation on the usual preparation, as the mustard in the sauce gave it the kick that it needed. The fries were nicely crisp and perfectly seasoned, definitely in the top five of best fries I've ever had. And the chicken and waffles? I got to try a bit, and it was amazing. The waffle was nice and fluffy, with bits of bacon and chives in there. And they serve it with roasted chicken that was perfectly cooked. Perhaps most surprising were the portion sizes, which were enormous. I wasn't particularly hungry for the rest of the day.\n\nThe service was top notch and the atmosphere was nice and laid back. A+++. Would brunch again.


I'm only giving them 2 stars because from the outside the shop looks nice. \n\nBut what I don't like about this place is their false advertising. On their door and on their voicemail they said they'd be open on NYE until 1pm. I am here 25 minutes before then and they aren't. \n\nI drove out of my way specifically to come here and they aren't there. These types of careless mistakes can cost you customers and better yet negative review reporting.\n\nThis type of thing shouldn't happen. Although it might be a little mistake it was careless and it just costed them an angry customer.


Love Paletas Betty!! Great location & unique flavors. My favorite are the limon, and the mango con chile. My dog loves the perroleta. Stop by and support this local business!!


Let me start by saying that I LOVE the food and flavor combinations at Layers. Also on the fabulous list is that it's organic :). I have been a fan since this new location opened. However, (and this is why I rated only 3 stars, they used to be 5 in my book) I have been disappointed the last few visits. The baked goods remain awesome, but the \"kitchen\" food isn't as amazing these days. Last time, the pasta has far too much oil which knocked off the entire dish. This time I went for the meatloaf sandwich, The Conservative, and while the flavor combo of yummy meatloaf and carmelized onions snuggled together in a panini were a hit - the presentation was a mess. The bread was so broken and soggy that it really had no business being called a sandwich because I could not pick it up. Had to eat with a fork and knife. I've had this sandwich, or a similar one in the past (when the store opened) and had much more success in getting it from the plate to my mouth in a ladylike fashion.  Maybe the bread was different?  Possibly the chef was different?  Something has changed....\nTo clarify, I would not discourage anyone from ordering anything off the menu, but I just know that Layers can do better than I have recently experienced.  I hope that they will strive for their best because they are one of my favorites!


I really enjoyed all the dishes I tried here and I haven't had better all you can eat sushi that I can remember. There is a huge price difference between lunch and dinner, so if you can swing a huge lunch that would be your best value. There are a couple of dishes that are only available on Fri/Sat evening (the most expensive time) but nothing indispensable. \n\nNo drinks are included in the all you can eat menu, which is too bad, but they were good about keeping my water full.


My favorite room in town.  Since the renovation, you have so much space.  There is no tripping over other players to get to and from your seat.  I think if the Bellagio operated a room with this much space, they would cram at least twice as many tables in there, if not more.  \n\nDrink service is very steady, and of course they have the Fiji waters that everyone loves.  The sportsbook is close, as is a large bathroom.  Venetian frequently spreads Omaha games in addition to the usual litany of hold em games.  Good comps too.  Just a great poker room with good dealers and a good variety of games and tournaments.


Love this place. Just took down the shrimp rolls and some pho, always good no matter what time.


Has a some chairs out front so you can socialize under the hot summer sun. The employees are exceptionally friendly, particularly in the early hours of the morning when I typically grab a drink. Expect it to be moderately busy due to the location.


Service was fast, friendly and everything was so much fun . And the sandwich I ordered was phenomenally good. I should have gotten the 4 inch because that was all I could finish. When I saw the picture of Ice Cube on the ice machine I thought I would lose it. Hilarious!


My friend and I stopped by Mundo before heading to the Smith Center to watch Wicked. We started off with the guacamole and it was delicious! They also gave us chips and salsa. The salsa had good flavor but wasn't quite spicy enough for either of us. We both ordered the sangria and I would highly recommend it.  \n\nWe're both alike and we can never decide on one thing. Since she's a vegetarian, I decided to go with a veggie entree so we could both try two different items. She ordered the garden quesadilla and I ordered the garden enchiladas. Both entrees were pretty good!  I would definitely like to go back and try one of their meat entrees though. They also have a brunch menu that sounds amazing. I will definitely be back sometime to give it another try.


Weekly brunch #4 brought my friend and me to Mimi's Cafe today.  First off, let me say it is SO cute!  It's got this French sort of theme going on, and upon walking in, you feel a little Euro flair.  It was kind of strange because there wasn't really a hostess, so people were just kind of milling around the entryway, but someone would occasionally come by and seat people, so there wasn't really a wait.  The food options are really great here, and they have a seasonal menu from which I ordered the pumpkin pancakes.  I recommend.  They come topped with caramelized cinnamon apples.  My friend got the blueberry stuffed French toast, which is French toast stuffed with blueberry cream cheese and topped with some other fruit stuff, and he said it was really good, too.  Per tradition, my friend also ordered a side of potatoes, and what we liked about these potatoes was that they weren't hashed.  They were diced red potatoes, and they were seasoned so that you didn't even need any ketchup.  They were soft where they needed to be and crispy in just the right places.  We ranked the potatoes in the top two on the list of Best Brunch Potatoes.  \n\nWhat's nice about Mimi's Cafe:\n1. Jamie, our waitress, was super friendly and super speedy at coming around to top off our coffees (sidenote: the coffee, depending on what batch you get, might be a bit watered down).\n2. If you get the breakfast (with a side of eggs and either bacon or sausage) and don't go a la carte, you also get a glass of juice with the meal as part of the breakfast.\n3. The ambience is really cute and comfortable and family-friendly.  It's a place I would like to take my older parents when they come to visit.  \n4. Prices are great especially if you decide to go with the full breakfast option.\n\nThere WAS a little mix up at the end with my credit card not being returned to me when I paid, but when I brought it up to the restaurant people, they quickly apologized and was able to find it and return it to me.  People make mistakes, so I won't count the incident against them.  Also something to note: I'm not sure how crowded they get during peak hours, but my friend and I went around 10:30, which was a great time to go.  The restaurant itself wasn't totally packed, even though the parking lot would make you think otherwise.  That parking lot was kind of small, but it's not a deal-breaker, especially cuz there's a ton of parking across the street on the mall side if you're willing to walk (I, apparently, was not).


I actually apologized to my dog for putting him through this ordeal. The first thing you notice is the horrible urine smell as soon as you walk through the door, from all the dogs in the play area. I was never asked for a copy of my dog's shot records. My dog is all of 10 pounds and other groomers take 2-3 hours from drop off to pick up. I was told they usually take a little longer but would call me. 6 hours later I finally called them and was told she was working on him now and he'd be ready soon. 6+ hours! If I'd known it would take that long I would have scheduled it for a day I worked and couldn't spend any time with him anyway. When I picked him up I was told that it had gotten a little rough that day and he'd gotten scratched in the play yard while waiting for his turn with the groomer butt that it wasn't a bad scratch because they never heard any yelping. First, I had never been told that he would be put in general population, with a mix of all sized dogs. I don't remember signing any release forms for it. Second, my dog is the king of all drama queens.  If you even look like you might be stepping on him, he yelps and screams, so I seriously doubt he kept quiet. Third, its not going to scar him or anything, but its bad enough that we're watching it for infections.\n\nThis experience really warrants less than two stars. However, I will say that the haircut my dog received is probably the best one he's ever had and he looks pretty dapper. So that's why the two stars.


I miss the days when flight attendants took pride in their appearance and were over the top nice.  The flight attendants for US Airways are run down and crabby.  There was an older Indian woman on my flight who did not speak English and they were very rude to her, it was hard to watch.  \n\nIt really chaps my hide that luggage is now $25 so I've made adjustments in my packing to fit everything I need into two carry-ons.  At least they make you aware of the fee though, what I did not know is that they now charge for meals on flights across the country.  For $8 I got the nastiest sandwich they could throw together.  They also make you recycle, which is really cool but I wanted to throw away my plastic drink cup, put my tray up and pass out but I had to wait 20 minutes because they weren't collecting plastic at that time.\n\nHere's a tip US Airways, when you treat your customers like crap, it puts them in a bad mood.  It's not a good idea to put people in a bad mood when they're cramped in  a small area, surrounded by strangers and can't get out of their seat for 5 hours.


One of my most cherished spots for the last 15 years and home of the Best Margaritas in Las Vegas.  When you walk in prepare to be hit with an authentic Sante Fe New Mexico feel and a southwestern food with a slight twist. Free chips, salsa, and re-fried beans wet your appetite for an experience that is sure to lift the spirits. I normally stick with the carne asada or flautas but I've never had a bad meal in 15 years at this place.


I'm not sure why everyone is posting anything positive for this salon. I had gone here with a schedule appointment for me and 3 other girls. We showed up slightly early and they had taken 2 girls before us that were getting their pedicures finished. We didn't think anything of it because they said they were almost done. Mind you, we told them when scheduling the appointment that we were on a time crunch so we would book if they could guarantee that there would be 4 technicians so we could all get our pedis/manis done at the same time. They had said it would not be a problem. We waited for about 30 minutes until the owner came over and said we could get started soaking at the mani station for one girl. The technicians then informed her that we couldn't because the 2 girls they had taken before us were getting manis now too. So, then my girl had to sit in a random chair soaking her nails for no reason. Then they set me and another girl up in the pedi station. We sat with our feet in the water only to look down and realize that the bubbles in the water had dead skin floating in it. Absolutely unsanitary and disgusting. Most nail salons I go to put a disposable plastic tub inside of the tub so there is no issue of this. Once we saw this and realize that we were waiting for 45 minutes with no beginning in sight we soon left and headed to Biagio down the street. WAY better and more sanitary!


Disappointment.\n\nI went here from brunch with some good friends and high expectations - who wouldn't, give all the hype and big-names associated with this place?\n\nThe food wasn't too bad, but that's about all I can say. The servings were small - by any Montreal breakfast standards, let alone the prices they charged. I had the breakfast muffin which was tasty, but basically just a $15 Sausage-McMuffin.\n\nThe coffee was expensive, tasted terrible, and was served in small cups. My sometimes-alcoholic friend (birds of a feather...) ordered a cocktail, which even he struggled to finish.\n\nThe decore is OK, but hardly original. It looks just like Liverpool House and Joe Beef (which I can understand look the same, as they're run/owned by the same person and right next door to each other), to the point where there's even a picture of Joe Beef on the wall.\n\nI have heard (both on Yelp and offline) that the brunch for two is good. I'm thinking about going back to try it, but I'm not in any rush.


This is an old hotel in the middle of downtown Vegas. The rooms have been remodeled so the furniture is new and nice (as seen from the pictures) HOWEVER, they did NOT update the AC. The AC is an extremely old wall mounted unit that is EXTREMELY loud.\n\nBesides that, great place to stay on the cheap, just be prepared to pay an extra $22.50 resort fee per day.


I went to Tempe Paintball a while back with a group and was extremely unimpressed with the lack of safety rules. We've done paintball before at other places and \"fingers on the triggers\" in other places is a giant no-no when you are outside of the game area. This place has no rules on it or does not enforce it. Kids need to be taught right away to always be safe. The staff didn't seem to care about it, which made my group feel very unsafe. I did like the facility but when this happened we decided to never go back. We love paintball, but we will find another place to go from now on.


Yet again I had to go to this place and yet again I come up with the same question\n\" WHO CAME UP WITH THE IDEA OF SERVING WATER IN THOSE SMUDGY BOTTLES??\"\nand YES! yet again i saw some floaters in my water....i would make this a 1 star review if not for the chicken marsala and hot complimentary bread


The espresso isn't all that bad and the selection of pastries is pretty good.  I'll give them credit for their creativity in the dessert area.  They have some very cute looking desserts.  Cheesecakes and cannoli are a basic staple here.  With the only other espresso place being Starbucks it's worth supporting this place.  If you're looking for it...it's in the downstairs food court area inside the NY NY casino.  It's kinda tucked in the back.  The nice part is that if you're staying at the hotel, it's pretty much at the base of the New Yorker elevators which makes it convenient for getting coffee and crawling back to your room.


Day trip to Vegas for work. Was at the Sands Expo Center and wanted a burger for lunch. The place is in the Palazzo. Overall, it is mixed bag. I had the Plymouth's Pride. Kind of like Thanksgiving dinner on a bun. The fries were pretty good as well, but had a ton of salt on them.\n\nLike all places inside of the casinos, it was expensive. Also, the service was not good. We ordered and rarely saw our waitress after that. \n\nPerhaps better options elsewhere.


Been here a few times during our late night excursions in Chinatown. This has been our go-to spot for last minute get togethers with friends. \n\nPros:\n- fairly cheap\n- open late, (until 2:00am)\n\nThe first time around, I tried the hot Mango Black Tea. I couldn't finish it, as It was a little too sweet for my taste. After trying a few of the other selections on the menu, I settled on the Pineapple coconut yogurt snow ice boba as my new favorite drink here. The sweet butter toast is pretty addicting, and to me, it is a lighter version of toasted pound cake with butter. I could eat a whole loaf of that stuff! \n\nCons:\n- Parking is horrible - I sometimes end up parking in the lot next door\n- It can get crowded, and if you're sitting in the front area, it feels like the tables are too close together\n\nSummary: Yes, we'll be back!


Chef cooking in the open facility. Mostly noodles. Pad Thai noodles, beef. A most desirable appetite for the hungry man. Couldn't take this to heart.


The Sheraton Madison is a perfectly adequate business travel hotel. Yes, there are a few frayed elements to the hotels \"total package\" - but the positive elements out-weigh the negative in a resounding way.\n\nA few things to consider - (1) It's a Sheraton. By that statement I mean - the Sheraton Madison is a mid-range, travel hotel. It is not a resort hotel or even a high-end business travel hotel. Guests should consider the class of hotel before they book a stay at the Sheraton (and especially when writing acerbic reviews). (2) The location is outside of the downtown core - but restaurants and amenities are easily accessible. In fact, the hotel has one of the most robust shuttle services to the downtown and the airport I have ever seen. Case in point, my co-worker landed a few hours before me (I rented a car). She called the hotel to request the shuttle. They told her the shuttle had already left the airport - but that she should get in a cab and tell the driver to charge the fare to the Sheraton. Wow. have you ever heard of such great customer service? (3) The hotel needs a little remodeling. The decor is clean and maintained, but there is definitely a need for a little more contemporary features. (4) The staff are super pleasant and very responsive to requests. I am a SPG Platinum member. I stay in SPG properties 75+ nights per year. The staff at the Sheraton Madison were some of the nicest staff I have encountered. \n\nAnd finally, (5) The Sheraton Madison is a mid-range business travel hotel. I know - I have already stated such; but it is super important to keep this in-kind if you are looking to book a more luxurious hotel for your staff in the Madison area. If, however, you are looking for a place to sleep while in town for meetings or business, and don't mind a short commute to the downtown area - the Sheraton Madison is a perfectly comfortable hotel.


Horrible service, horrible attitudes. I created a yelp account to write this review. Absolutely rude and incredibly expensive.


Woah....not sure what is up with the high reviews here, but Yelp caught me with my pants down on this one.  It was a Thursday Night and we wanted to catch the Colts play.  I reviewed Yelp reviews and found this bar to have high reviews...so we took a cab down to The Quad.  I knew nearly right away when I saw the Quad that this might be a miss.  Trailer Park city much?  We get to the bar, and it is literally that.....a bar.....built into the casino like any bar at a casino.  Ugh.\n\nThe selection of beers were huge...but at that price? holy crap.  Brainless on Peaches 22oz for $24?!?!?! Um, what? in what country?  Are these supposed to be Pesos?\n\nWe left there after the 1st quarter and went to Lagassee Stadium.\n\n\nI suppose I can see people who are gambling coming here to drink while playing video poker and watch whatever is on TV....but man are there better options.


Not that great.  The build up by others was just to big for them to live up to I guess. The beef is dry aged with good potential, but they sear the meat.  It needs to be grilled on flame.  The sides choices are limited and tired.  Wine list was great though.  The staff seemed to be focused on their regulars vs other guests.  Bill was over $250 for 3 which in itself is not outrageous, but the overall experience was poor.  Too bad, as the locals really push this place.


My boyfriend and I stayed here for 2 nights though the week which I bought on a deal from Late Rooms. It was really cheap, and the hotel itself is okay.\n\nThe good: Great location, lovely receptionist, easy check in/out, clean rooms, comfortable bed.\n\nThe bad: Breakfast, both 'continental' and cooked, consists of cheap stuff - cheap bread, sausages, own brand cereal, cheap orange juice and bad coffee.  The walls are paper thin and you hear everything; the cleaner had a radio blasting through the hallway whilst she cleaned the rooms - annoying. Internet not great.


*** Review is for casino only ***\n\nThe Stratosphere casino is a fairly large area that meanders from the self park garage around to Las Vegas Boulevard.  There are little tricks to remember where you want to go and which set of stairs/escalators are the best for getting to the theatre.\n\nThe casino itself has a good selection of various slots and denominations.  They seem to target the lower rollers like me.  The casino seems to be a lot cleaner than it was when I've been there in the past.  The cocktail waitresses were around often last night and were very pleasant women.  I did notice the large percent of people who were smoking but unless you were right near them, smoke was not a problem.  They've installed a good ventilation system.\n\nI'll always have fond thoughts about the Strat even though I'm not there very often.  It was here when I was invited to a free slot tournament that through some twist of fate, I came in first and won the grand prize of $10,000.  That still doesn't buy the place an extra star but it brings warm fuzzy thoughts!


First my review of the hotel rooms.\nVery clean. I like that the shower (very spacious) and tub were separate and the bathroom was much bigger than I expected.  Our friends across the hall had a great view of the pool below and the eiffel tower.  This part of my review gets 4 stars.\n\nNow my review of the villa pool rental:\nFor $325 we got a private villa with A/C room w/ flat screen tv, table w/ 4-5 chairs, loveseat chair and coffee table, cd player, fruit basket, and a mini fridge full of water, soda, and juice.  Outside there were 5 lounge chairs and  pool floaties that the \"regular\" pool guess do not get.  Also there were misters that we could control from the inside of the room.  My main complaint about the villa was that it wasn't clean when we arrived.  There was a cup with a rotten lime on the ground, mysterious sticky black stuff on the floor inside, and a phlegm looking thing on the side table outside.  Also the waitresses weren't around much and was slow to come back with our drinks.  This part of the review gets 2.5 stars.  I still had a great time at the pool with my friends though because of the privacy.\n\nNow my review of the shops and cafes:\nI liked that everything was in in one area and easily accessible on the way to the elevators.  The food wasn't amazing in every cafe, but was good enough to hit the spot.  This gets 4 stars.\n\nLastly my review of the casino itself:\nI think the gaming is very small and limited.  Not many open tables and slots.  This is one casino I don't really get lost in since the gaming area is so small.  I went to the poker room to play 3-6 limit, but there was only ONE table playing no limit.  LAME. This gets 2 stars.


One of the best libraries in the valley! Love the lightning inside through the huge windows and many areas to sit and study/read. Only downside is that it's great for kids- which means it isn't always quiet when you need it to be. Study rooms are great too, but are usually busy & there are only 4. You only get a study room for a couples hours at a time. Gets really busy during the weekends


B-b-b-bump!  I've been here a couple more times since my initial review, and they have improved in many ways.  I feel that the burgers are juicier than before, and all the toppings seem incredibly fresh for a fast food place.  The music has been toned down probably by a factor of 5.  NO MORE YELLING AT THE PERSON SITTING RIGHT NEXT TO YOU!!  \n\nAnd the fries...I was not a fan of the fries initially.  But on my recent visit I noticed that they had a whiteboard that listed where today's potatoes came from.  I can't remember where they came from, but they were delicious!  Nice golden color with a crispy-ish outside and soft inside.    So perhaps the fry quality depends on their origin.  And this time they were lightly dusted with the Cajun seasoning, not caked in it.\n\nFive Guys is relatively new to Vegas, so perhaps their QC is still combing through each location.  This location now seems to be up to par, and is now a reliable option for those times where I just need to have a burger.


Great price (duh) and they are super fast. I've never waited longer than 5 minutes to get in and grab some food. Nice folks behind the counter, too.


I have been coming to this salon for about 2 years and i have always been extremely happy with their work. My hairstylist, Valerie, is super. She is great to talk to while I'm getting my haircut and is really great at doing my hair. During the shampoo she does scalp massages with mint shampoo that relax even the most stressed person. If I wasn't moving I'd still go there for every haircut.


Breathtaking, astounding, beautiful, and inspirational are just a few words I would use to describe this show. The exquisite costumes, acrobatics, and sets will astound you as the production experiments with water and balance like no other! Every seat is a great seat and every scene will hold you captive. While the story line is a bit unclear, I loved every bit of this show. It was actually the first CdS show that I saw in Vegas. This is a brilliant show that will feed your soul. See it! Love it! Believe!


As I sat there on the 202 West to 101 North interchange, stuck in a pseudo traffic jam due to construction, I reached in my Panda Express bag to grab the chicken egg roll I had purchased along with my meal.  To my horror the egg roll was MIA.  Patty must have forgot to place it in my bag.\n\nNow, I'm not a Yelper and hardly provide reviews on anything but this specific interaction has led to this, Patty (or do you prefer Patricia?  Nevermind, I'll refer to you by your nametag given name).  While this  Panda Express was packed with the lunch crowd, the drive thru was systematic and smooth in taking care of each vehicle promptly.  I loved that I hardly had to wait to get my precious egg roll.  Patty was the order taker and window attendant, my fast food liaison, if you will.  As can be expected, Patty was a systematic as her drive thru.  Perhaps it was a bad day or Patty doesn't particularly enjoy her position but whatever the reason it was clearly affecting her customer service skills.  I don't believe she looked directly at me once during my visit.  I would have liked to see Patty smile, she looked like she had nice teeth.\n\nHad this employee to customer interaction been a bit more positive I don't think I would be writing this review, despite the lost egg roll.   The food I did receive was fantastic.\n\nI hope that store policy allows employees to eat what customers pay for but don't receive.  If they do, I hope Patty gets to enjoy my chicken egg roll that I'll never know the joy of eating on 10/16/2014.  I hope my egg roll gives Patty diarrhea. I hope Patty's diarrhea heals quickly and she has a better day tomorrow.


The First Day of Christmas...\nA very good friend of mine gave me a couple of gift cards to Euphoria that she said she was never going to use, so, being the good friend that I am, I relieved her of them.  This salon/spa is BUSY, or at least it was when I was there, a Friday afternoon at 3pm.  As for my massage, it was a 50 minute Swedish massage.  My massage therapist paid attention to the areas that I needed more work on, specifically my shoulders and back.  However, I must share that I've never had a massage where so much attention was paid to my scalp.  I mean, A LOT.  I could have used more of that time spent on my neck, shoulders, or feet, but she spent what seemed like ten minutes up there.  Other than that, it was a relaxing massage and I walked out of there with a smile on my face.


I was looking for a slightly more economical place for dinner, in the vicinity of the Marriott, and happened to come across this place, also a very short walk from the stadium where the Canadiens were playing the first game of the conference finals. Don't let the name fool you. The food is traditional pub fare, but the atmosphere is definitely early-twenties. They have large screens conveniently placed so that you can catch a game from literally any seat, which was nice, but during commercials, they jacked up the rap music, which was highly annoying.\n\nIt's pretty clean, and wide enough to navigate in. After waiting a little bit to get noticed, I just grabbed the table closest to the door. Service was so-so, they're nice enough, but when my beer's gone, I shouldn't have to send up a flare for another one, and while they had a decent crowd during the game, they weren't overwhelmed by any means. It's okay when your staff schmoozes with the clientele, but it shouldn't be at the expense of other, thirsty customers. I chose to eat inside to watch the game and get away from all the obnoxious cigarette hounds outside (they have tables on the curb, like a lot of Montreal joints).\n\nI had the Cajun salmon. Their definition of \"cajun\" means blackened to the point of being dry, with just the slightest hint of spice, but not terrible. The rice was completely tasteless, but luckily it came with grilled peppers, mushrooms, and onions. The salad was a pain in the ass, large and leafy and stuffed into a small bowl. Almost impossible to eat without it spilling onto the table. But overall the food was probably the best pub food I had of all the places I've hit in the last few weeks.\n\nSince it's a lower-priced place in an otherwise expensive area, I guess you get what you pay for. Their whiskey list is impressive, but given the tiny shots they serve, not worth it. Their \"trufflicious\" cake was, well, just chocolate cake. Overall, it wasn't bad for the price, but it's not a place to impress a date with the food or atmosphere. \n\nI will say, it was good enough that I will give it a second shot next time in town.


I find their instructor's voices, speech cadence and pseudo-spiritual narrative to be awfully annoying. I would rather they just allow some silence in the class. But, it is a good workout, not too expensive...and I suppose it's good practice to learn to learn to tune it out.


We were guests there once in about 2003 for one of the morning services.  We are used to megachurches with lots of praise and worship and messages where many Bible passages are referred to and explained with practical, applicable and content-rich teaching and even some humor.  We are used to churches that are ALIVE.  I felt like I was at someone's funeral.  I didn't feel the Holy Spirit there at all.  In fact, I felt really strange like I couldn't wait to leave not only the church but the grounds.  The greeters smiled a lot; I'm sure some of them weren't fake.


This place was very clean, service was good, and the food was good.  I went in at 1:30 on a Monday, and I was the only one in there.  I ordered nachos with ground beef, and got nachos with chicken.  They were good, just not what I ordered, and I chalked it up to a language barrier.  The health department rating was 86, but I'm pretty sure that after an inspection like that, changes get made.  No refills on soda, you get a can and a glass of ice.  I may try them again at some point, but I'm in no hurry.


Warm, friendly ....  nice and reliable and conveniently located inside PV Mall.


I've used this restaurant for large dinner parties that were held in their private dining room and they have all been A+ experiences.   This time I made a reservation for 2 in the dining room for a happy birthday dinner.  The restaurant was full and busy and we were seated upon arrival.  Our drink orders were taken promptly but then we waited....\n\nOur waitress took our salad and entree orders and the salad arrived pretty quickly.  She was also assigned to a 10 top table that the chef/owner was hosting so we were ignored by her for the rest of dinner.  We had to flag down the bus person for water refills, asked for additional bread while we waited for our entrees, another request for water refills and a final request for the check.  \n\nThe food was okay - I had angel hair with tomato sauce and husband had gnocchi.  Both were good portions and served steaming hot.


Three and a half stars. A French restaurant in our end of town? Hmmmmm We ate here for breakfast. The prices had obviously went up on the buffet since it's not a stations casino anymore. So we ventured into this place next door. Wow was this ever a pleasant surprise. The eggs Benedict were done to perfection. The croissant was I am sure, baked in house and the potatoes had unique but great flavor. I had tea so I didn't try the coffee .... All this for the price of less than the buffet. This meal was great and a very nice surprise!


When my g/f and I walked in, we instantly noticed the place was empty.  There was only one other table during the entire lunch hour! Yikies.  Not good.  The rolls on the conveyor belt were also pretty sparce.  Our first impressions were that we probably wouldn't be back.  I grabbed a spicy tuna roll off of the conveyor belt and was an instant convert - so fresh!  Yum!  The very friendly hostess/waitress readily took our order for sushi that wasn't on the conveyor belt - rainbow roll, maguru tuna and I can't remember what else.  What I do remember was the exquisite melt in your mouth freshness.  I am not sure why word hasn't leaked out about this place as there should be a line-up out the door.  I do admit that the location isn't the best (tucked in the strip mall across from Skateland but, we will definitely go back.


We enjoyed North our first visit, so when we had family visiting, we decided to return. Either our expectations were too high, or North has gone south. \n\nOur server was nice, but a bit on the snobbish side. When it was time to order drinks, he said he was very knowledgeable about wine, and if we told him what entrees we were thinking about ordering, he'd suggest something complimentary. Thank you very much, but you are assuming we aren't knowledgeable. Hmmm.  When we did order wine (before he took our entr\u00e9e order), he acted a bit 'uppity', as if slighted that we didn't rely on his knowledge. Granted, this is just my perception and I'm willing to admit I might have read him wrong but his attitude rubbed me wrong.\n\nThe bustling kitchen produced mediocre food this visit. The place is always busy, but the mall is a goldmine, so a restaurant has to try to fail. Plus, it is very LOUD! Difficult to carry on a conversation, so if you want that, and the weather is nice, get a table outside. The d\u00e9cor is nice, rustic-like, but very trendy (and hipster). Additionally, the place is pretty pricey - but most Fox restaurants tend to be.\n\nI you like pesto, order the Chicken Pesto Pasta and you'll get your pesto! Wow. Couldn't finish this green dish.  Heavy on the pesto, and very unattractive presentation. The Ricotta Gnocchi was good, but again, looked like a blob in the bowl. Spicy shrimp looked the best and of the three entrees, tasted the best (although not awesomely delicious.) \n\nWill we go back? I don't think we'll make a special trip to eat there, but if we're at the mall, then possibly. Think we'll stick with pizza, though.