I don't always take time to write a review but when I do, it' is usually: for an exceptionally good or  poor service. Unfortunately, this time it is the latter. Being from California, I came to Auto Air & Electric by referral from someone I got to know locally. This person has been in the auto field for a long time and recommended AA&E as people with knowledge, experience  and integrity. Raving reviews on Yelp provided further assurance that it would be the right place to have my Mazda 626's  problem fixed and without hesitation I went to the shop. Upon walking in, I stumbled into Mike at the desk. Mentioning the name of the referring party did not seem to make much of an impression and I proceeded describing my problem. The issue at hand was a non-working A/C system. Most places I had taken the car to for estimates kept looking in the wrong direction and were inclined to think that it was a faulty compressor. A friend who works on cars out of his garage was nice enough to do a great deal of preliminary testing and conclusively ruled it out. Everything was pointing to an electric system.  It must be noted that I came to the shop not exactly as a first time novice with an attitude \"The car has a problem, please fix it\".  I had some grasp of the issue, had done some \"homework\" and just needed to establish the missing link. I felt that with the information I provided AA&E and with their level of expertise it would be a slam dunk. Judging from Mike's lack of interest of  my preliminary findings, I understood he was  keen at tackling the problem from the bottom up. This approach may have its merits, but I felt, and my feeling was later affirmed, that many of the steps they intentionally or unintentionally took were unnecessary as they had duplicated steps taken by my friend. The repair was started with the basic inspection ($40) which I predicted would not be productive use of time, but Mike insisted it was the right way to do it. 30 min. later he peeked inside to get an approval for the next step up ($125) a more thorough examination. After nearly 5 hours in the shop and $290 lighter (a repair of a short circuited wire bundle, something I had known about, had to be made in the process) I was being told that possibly a relay ($75 special order item) was causing the issue. I was to leave the car in the shop as the part would arrive the next day. Extremely disappointed, to say the least, with the growing costs and no end in sight, I declined and left. Soon after I returned to California and was fortunate to have found a not so fancy shop in one of the industrial areas of LA. Armed with information I provided him, the Spanish speaking mechanic, despite poor command of English quickly got a grasp of the problem and in 45 min. cracked the puzzle. Cherry on the icing was the fact that he charged me only $50 for labor. No parts had to be ordered. None of the \"let's do preliminary diagnostic\" BS. He tinkered with the car and charged me for producing  an actual result rather than an hourly rate while just going through the motions. Based on my overall experience, I feel this rating  would be the most appropriate.


Amazing hotel!! Great service, clean casino and we had a wonderful stay!!!!\n\nWe stayed at the luxury suite for 5 nights and loved it! The suite is huge(well we live in manhattan so yeah very big!).... Have a separate area for us to chill, watch tv and have a good time... \n\nBathroom is clean and spacious, with a tv an separate room for toilet. \n\nOverall, we had an amazing stay, relaxed and happy.. Another good perk about this place is there are a lot of restaurants in the resort it self and you can easily walk around and find good food!


Ordered a hot sandwich......and 28 minutes later and after asking 3x's I finally got it.  Way to long to have to wait for lunch.


I thought Charlie Palmer's was great, but I didn't think it blew me out of the water like this is the place I need to go to for some delicious meat. \n\nWe were seated at a small table. Luckily my husband asked to move so that we could easily enjoy our meal with all the elbow room needed. We started off with the oysters and tuna tartar. Everything was on point and I could have had another half dozen oysters easily. They put just enough salt on the oysters to give it enough flavor. Tuna tartar was great! No stringy bits and it went down pretty smoothly. \n\nI wanted the surf and turf and that is what I got. My filet was pretty dang tender at medium rare and the lobster was good. The ritz cracker stuffing with the lobster wasn't my favorite though. It was really salty. My husband requested his steak to be medium rare as well but it looked like medium well to me. He didn't want to send it back and it was gone by the time I finished so I assumed he enjoyed it somewhat.  The Parmesan potatoes were a bit of a disappointment. It looked delish but the lack of seasoning was a turn off. It just tasted like mashed potatoes with no flavoring and a cheese crust on top. The artichokes were ok. It was nothing worth yelping about. I asked my husband how the sausage tasted in the artichoke and he said that I wouldn't  have enjoyed it. It looked like Vienna sausages from a can. \n\nThe s'mores bar was on the cut of the week menu (which is neat and budget friendly). I asked for that and they made it happen. It wasn't overly sweet and pretty good. The cookie ice cream sandwich was alright. I love soft cookies and I know hard cookies work well with ice cream sandwiches. \n\nOverall service was good. It did take some time for them to pick up my check but they have a lot of people working there. I am just not sure I would choose CP as my go to steakhouse. \n\nPS. The Pom martini was delish!


Great service and a cool setup! Cool employees and friendly.  Prices are great!  Great selection of eliquid.


I feel bad about doing this, but that is what Yelp is all about; Real, up-to-date reviews.  I've visited the James Street twice since my first review and have been underwhelmed each time.  Tonight was not a great experience.  It was \"meh\" at best.\n\nEither I didn't see the full menu on my first visit, or they've changed it up.  While all seemed fine on the surface, I wasn't thrilled about receiving a tiny meatloaf that cost $16 on top of a whole plate of what amounted to garbage potatoes and corn sauce accompanied by two tiny corn fritters.  The meatloaf was tasty, but that price is ridiculous for what you get!  Meatloaf is not expensive and it's easy to make.  If you're going to charge $16 for it, it had better be 1. in a posh establishment with a menu not consisting mainly of sandwiches and bar food, 2. a larger portion that I can take home for another meal (which is what I was expecting), or 3. the most amazing meatloaf I've ever put in my mouth.  In this case the corn fritters were my favorite part of the meal.  This would've been a 3-star review except that...\n\nMy friend ordered the buttermilk chicken.  It was a tasty breast (I tried it).  But, the same problem persisted... teeny tiny portions.  You cannot charge $17 for a tiny chicken breast and grits!  Everyone knows how much a chicken breast costs, and grits are the cheapest food on the planet.  Also, as we were driving home, we realized that the corn bread had been left off the plate.\n\nLook, here's the general problem:  The James Street is in a slowly gentrifying area. It's pretty run down, but getting better.  That attracts hipster-types.  Which is cool.  But, your clientele is still a Pittsburgh clientele.  In my last review, I compared the James Street to something you'd find in Philadelphia or NYC.  And, that's true as far as the vibe, the hipsters, and live music goes.  But, we're not in those places.  Everything costs more in Philly and New York. Food costs more in the markets than it does in Pittsburgh, and people also generally take home bigger paychecks and thus can spend more on food.  It offends my Pittsburgh sensibilities that a restaurant like this charges these kinds of prices for, let's face it, typical bar food.  Tasty, but your bottom line is inexpensive.  It feels like a major rip off.\n\nWhen you switch over to 100% local and sustainable food and alert us all that we're eating organic, then you can up the price and I'll be happy to pay for healthier food.   Same goes when this establishment ceases to be in part a loud sports bar and converts into a romantic restaurant that serves elevated fare.  If the price is upped b/c of the live music, maybe you should considering having a separate menu for the speakeasy (since I have yet to hear live music).  But, until then, I'll head over to any other area restaurant that serves meatloaf and or fried chicken for at least $3 less for a larger portion, and be happier with my purchase.


Very nice hotel! Just a few comments regarding check in, elevators, lobby restrooms, and not much happening for New Year's Eve. We went there again this year for New Years. Had an unwelcoming experience with no communication as to hotel accommodations, breakfast, New Years dinner, the pool, internet etc until I asked. Several elevators were not working and were very slow. Hotel lobby bathrooms were closed all evening,  making us go to our room to use the facilities. Very inconvient. With it being New years, I would have staffed the hotel bar with more staff. Also better advertisements as to specials for New Years etc. Had more fun experiencing local bars! Hotel staff were not very friendly.


I love this place. Great for eating in or taking out. Lunch is a great price and a good variety, but empties out fast.\n\nWhat keeps me coming back? Best pad thai I've ever had, hands down. They'll spice it up or down depending on your tolerance. I've only ever gone up to three scoops, but have known other to push to six.


We went here based on a random recommendation. The chips and salsa were very good. The food is quite hot.


Excellent good fresh and delicious with many choices at a great price.  You get it made your way with many different choices of meats cheeses and toppings. Thru also have pastas but I recommend subs they are better.


I love Paymon's. During the summer they have the best cold cucumber soup! So delicious. The chicken curry, hummus, dolmas, lentil soup are all satisfying... I think I am going to go there tomorrow for happy hour! Yay!


$3 for a bowl of rice!!! Yikes! Late night dining options at the Wynn were limited and led us to this place. We ordered bbq pork, bbq duck and two bowls of rice $45. OMG! Sam Woo bbq we could of eaten the same thing for like $15 and it would of tasted better. I don't mind paying for a good meal, but being over charged for mediocre food just makes me pout. The server was an automaton, no smile, no energy, no emotion. Sad, Wynn, Sad! I just wanted a tasty late night dinner but no go at Red 8.


This Subway is around the corner from my house and I just found it after living in the neighborhood for 3 1/2 yrs!  It's located in a non-descript building kind of set back from the road next to the 7-11, which is probably why I've never noticed it before.\n\nAnyway, I ordered my usual 12\" BMT toasted w/Green Peppers, Mustard, Mayo, Onions, Salt/Pepper, Oregano, Oil, Vinegar, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Provolone.  The Sandwich Artist did an OK job with the Sammie....she went a little light on the Veggies, so that was the only downside to it.\n\nOverall, an OK experience at Subway.  Glad I found one so close to home!\n\nReturn Factor - 80%


I didn't really choose this hotel. It was the hotel priceline had given me. But after booking it I looked at their website and the place looked fun.\n\nAfter reading a couple of reviews on the place they all were good, some okay! But one said something about 21 bucks a day resort fee. I didn't really think anything of it. I was stuck with the hotel anyway, because I had already prepaid for it, so why sweat the small stuff.\n\nWhen the car dropped me off at the resort, it was really tropical looking and the staff was so friendly. It was kind of weird that the place didn't have a ramp to pull your bags up. But the staff offered to keep your bags at the valet desk while you check in. \n\nThe girl at the front desk was very nice and informed me about that 21 dollar resort fee. You know if it was one of the warmer months, I wouldn't mind paying the 21 dollar a day fee because I would be using all of the amenities. But I wasn't going to let it ruin my trip.\n\nThe room was cute. I obviously had the \"hotwire\" room because my balcony was big enough to fit one person. And on the top floor over the trees, so I couldn't see anything at all. But it was cool.\n\nThe pool was beautiful. It was too cold to get in. I did use the gym everyday. It was big for a hotel gym, so that was good. And the equipment was modern as well.\n\nOver all the hotel was cool. They didn't have a store there to buy things like snacks and drinks late at night. Which kinda bothered me a little one night I was thirsty. I ended up drinking the hotels 5 dollar water on the counter. Booooo!!! \n\nMinus the 21 dollar resort fee in the winter and not having a store on the premises it wasn't so bad.


The M Resort is one of my favorite resorts in Las Vegas.  Since we are local we have not stayed here yet.  They have quite a bit to offer.  We mainly come here for the restaurants.  The Buffet is by far the best in town!  I love that they have my favorite dessert, Creme Brulee all the time and not just once in a while!  They also have espresso drinks available in the dessert area.  There is also a Hash House, Baby Cakes Bakery, Vig Deli, Anthony's Steak house and Burger Joint.  \nThe hotel as a whole is spotless!  The smoke in the casino area is kept to a minimum.  \nThe pool area is great!  Plenty of seating and the pool staff is great! Even the food at the pool is great too! \nRavello lounge has some great entertainment.  The wine/drink selections are great with a nice price range for everyone's tastes.


FYI, the prices listed on the menu linked to this profile are lower than what is on the menu at the restaurant. The burgers average about .50 and higher. The hickory loaded for example is really 9.79. Otherwise great food.


Not a fan.\n\nWent here upon my sister's recommendation but she also said she hadn't been there in about 10 years. So I chanced it because I live really close.\n\nWe sit down and the first question our server asks us rather abruptly is, do you have a Groupon? I was like, uh no. Is there a Groupon? So I look on my phone and sure enough there was so I bought one -$19 for $30.\n\nI was not impressed with the food at all. Every roll had cream cheese and krab mix in it or some variation of that. So not a great selection. Wasn't especially fresh and definitely flavorless. And the rice to fish ratio in the rolls was way off. They were like all rice no fish.\n\nOn top of that, our food took forever. Sigh.\n\nNot a great value. Without the groupon our bill would have been close to $60 for some mediocre sushi.\n\nSo I guess a lot of people come here for their $20 all you can eat special. We decided not to because of all the rules and conditions. No sharing. If you don't eat it all, you pay for what you don't eat...seriously?\n\nOne bright spot was the service was pretty good.\n\nOverall, won't be back :/


This is the first review from my first visit at the Newest Picazzo's in the West Valley.  Definitely cooking up good pies, and thank god because Grazie is not getting any better (see my review) over in Verrado. I ordered a Magherita and it was quite bland, but the Shrimp Scampi was a must for those of you who like to try new things.  \n\nOverall experience was as expected for a new place; although, the high school kids, aka servers can definitely get better with their Customer Service Skills.


MTD is a great way to get to class when the weather is nasty.  However, the buses are often late, so be sure to choose a bus that arrives to your destination a few minutes early.  At least the MTD buses are free to students.


They are moving to ground at the old Cheuvront's! September 23!


I had a long layover at the Charlotte-Douglas airport going to and from New Orleans. I got to spend some time meandering around this airport.\n\nI like the layout - much more than other airports - and it's easy to get around from flight to food, etc. They have a center terminal and circular intersections of the other various terminals that all have huge beautiful windows and white rocking chairs. After I ate some food in the food court (mostly fast food, but a few decent options), I spotted an open rocking chair and made myself at home. \n\nI also utilized their FREE WIRELESS! I think it should be standard that wireless is free in all airports and it always bothers me when it isn't. It's a fun people watching airport too while sitting in the chairs.


First to state I was really disappointed with my experience at circus circus in general. But me and my brother were so tired by the time we got to the hotel that making the effort of going out to eat any where else didn't seem worth is. \n\nAs for \"cheap\" yeah I guess so but simply adding a beer made the meal about $30 per person which didn't feel that cheap at all. The food all tasted and looked like it had been frozen and the decor was more school cafeteria then vacation. \n\nThe only nice thing I can say is that the staff were very nice. And if you had very picky children I guess there could be appeal. But other then that save your money if you want to eat mediocre food and go to mcdonalds.


I really wanted to love this show, but I guess my expectations were too high. This was the first Cirque du Soleil show I watched, and it was pretty entertaining, though I wasn't \"wowed\" or anything.The girls were hot. The guys were hot. There were jokes (some funny, some not so much). Acrobats. Dancing. They even grabbed some audience members to join in on their sexy fun.\n\nThe show wasn't very cohesive, but nonetheless, it was a good show, though I wouldn't watch it again. I definitely want to see \"Love\" and \"O\" next time.\n\nWould I recommend this show? Yes, if what you're looking for is something a little more \"adult\" and sensual. Personally, it just wasn't my thing, but this is definitely a good production.


The shopping/selling environment would be much more enjoyable if the associates were not rude, unfriendly and incompetent. I am currently sitting in the store waiting for them to go through my clothing that I'm selling, wait time is estimated at 45min, which I don't get as there are 5 associates in here and 3 customers (me included). When entering, not one associate said hello or even offered a smile. I stood waiting at counter for 5 minutes until an associate finally approached me, rudely. I don't get it, don't they want business?! \n\nThey have a great selection of clothing here, but the negative energy in the store definitely makes the shopping experience a downfall. A sign reads \"like us on Facebook,\" apparently they don't want to be liked.\n\nAs an avid shopper and seller, Platos closet will no longer get my business after today, I think Ill stick with the more professional and friendly Buffalo Exchange. My social network will be notified of this negative experience that I normally receive when coming in here.


My fianc\u00e9 and I came here for dinner. I had the garlic steak with brown rice. It was delicious!! Very flavorful and cooked medium rare. Rice was also cooked well, not dry or burnt like brown rice sometimes can be. My fianc\u00e9 had the salmon. He said it was good, but nothing special. Definitely going to be a regular place in the rotation!


Tasty diner, with plenty of comfort food. The taps were dry when we visited but they have a small selection of bottled drinks to choose from. The bangers and mash and shepherds pie were decent. A great hangover meal restaurant.


Probably the worst, most over priced food I have ever had!!!!!!! Their Salad was straight out of a bag, the fries were cold and rubbery, the cowboy burger was over cooked, and the bacon was undercooked. How can this place even be in business?? I could have made a better meal with my arms cut off and my eyes gouged out. Save your money and go next door to Durant's.


Simply put, AMAZING.  Took my wife here with some friends this past Veterans Day weekend.  Hoping for a positive experience since we had such a negative one the previous day at Gordon Ramsay Steak.  Anyways, this brunch takes the cake.  I honestly didn't feel like there was anything missing except maybe the d\u00e9cor.  I had lobster, king crab (yes, king crab, not the usual snow crab at most brunches), lamb chops, fresh water eel, lobster ravioli, and plenty of champagne.  Our whole party was extremely pleased with this experience.  Definitely will be back.


I cosigned my car with these guys and they failed me miserably. Not only did they sell my car for about half of what it was worth but their customer service was horrid. These guys do not care about anything except making their outrageous fees and commissions. They will say anything to get you to cosign without a reserve but don't do it! Once you sign you can kiss your ass and your car good bye. Any of the other auction houses will treat you much better and let you protect yourself with a reasonable reserve.


A really great find in downtown chandler. Very cool outdoor scenery, great staff, really good food. Tim, the manager, was super attentive to our table, and our server Nolan was awesome. Had a burger, cooked to perfection, and the wife had the chicken tacos, which she said were great. Very good drink prices. $5 glasses of wine, which were very good, as well as other offerings. Definitely will be back to try other things. If your looking for a fun new place, with a great outdoor feel, come here.


my experience here was just OK.  Our server was VERY pushy it his attempts to upsell, almost to the point that I was getting frustrated.  You shouldn't have to come up with creative ways to say \"no thank you\" but anyway... Other than that, the food was decent, and for as busy as the place way, it was relatively decent service.  Could have been better, but definitely cool have been worse.


I had been going here for years and thought they actually cared about doing good work for me. They once did... but as time passed, it got worse and worse. Unfortunately, since they messed up my last bass project... chipped my neck pocket and installed pick-up off center, etc... I will not be going back there again.


This is the perfect place to go on a Sunday to watch all the football games, they have tv screens everywhere!! With each screen playing a different game, along with games playing they are also showing horse races. I never knew such a place existed until we drive by and my dad wanted us to come here so he could bet on the games.\n\nPeople bet big money on these games and horse races, it's crazy. It feels like you are watching the games with a bunch of friends, everyone here is decked out in their team gear and slapping five or striking up convos with people who share interest in the same teams. \n\nThey offer cheap food and cheap beer, there are people walking around with buckets of beer, not sure if they do this everyday or just game day. It can get extremely crowded so prepare for all the people. This is a great place for sports fanatics that don't want to miss any games and want to have a good time while doing so.


I really like the Springs Preserve.  This review would have been 5 stars if the Preserve still had the \"Untold Stories\" series on the first Thursday of the month.  These programs about the history of Las Vegas were wonderful, but the Preserve decided to re-evaluate their educational offerings.\n\nI love the Origen Building with its movie \"Miracle in the Mojave\" about water and the lack thereof in the Las Vegas Valley.  It's a brief film, narrated by Martin Sheen, and it quite nicely relates how the area came to be what it is geologically.\n\nThe flash flood in the Origen is also fun to see.  When it's not too hot, I like to go in the back and see the animals in the fenced area or in the display domes.\n\nI need to go back and hike the trails again to see what has changed from when they opened.


Ok. So I have run bars for 12 years.  This place originally caught my eye after an Andrew dice clay show at vinyl.  Guitarist was great.  Atmosphere pretty good.  No coors light wtf.  I guess they sold out to Budweiser.  Not cool.  So having a pretty good time dancing in front of the guitarist playing sublime.  Not getting crazy or anything and the GM wants to call security on my friend because \"he's intoxicated\".  Yes. HES IN A BAR IN A CASINO!   Duh. He was by no means being inappropriate or out of hand.  From running bars I know the difference.  After security gets there I talk to security and assure them that nothing is wrong.  Well GM bullshits and gets my boy kicked out.  Total douche move.  Even after I talk to him and try to reason he becomes even more of a fucking asshole and kicks me out for \"talking rowdy\".  Really??   I'd like to see him outside and show him \"ROWDY\".  This place is not part of Hard Rock and should be kicked to the fucking curb!!!


I have eaten their food for years now at several locations.  It usually tastes the same at all. Decent\n\nToday, my noodles were burnt. If I were to imagine what a melted plastic fork would taste like, this would be it.\n\nI stomached thru a few bites before doing the unthinkable.  I sent it back.  If an employee had not come by my table and asked if all was good I would have finished eating and left.\n\nThe crab rangoons were good and I really like the chai vanilla tea.   My replacement meal was of the normally expected quality.\n\n\nI think today they had a bad chef.  My friend that went with me said his meal sucked too.\n\n\n\nI will eventually eat their food again but it won't be my sugestion to go.\n\n\nOne possibility for the bad food could be this.  Two cops (police officers) were dining there too.  Perhaps we got their meals instead.  Many fast food places have a reputation of messing w/ cops orders.   Who has seen Super Troopers???


$5 for a drink and original pollo bowl (rice, beans, chicken). Not a bad deal for a fast food place. It reminds me of a cheaper Chipotle. Definitely get the avocado salsa!


Breakfast was surprisingly good! Salsa had fresh cilantro and lime. Wait staff were friendly and responsive. All good.


Horrible stay. Decided to stay here after surgery to recover and relax. Awful beds! I slept worse here than in the hospital! Upgraded to a nicer room upon check in, but I reaped zero benefits from that. Called the front desk multiple times to get reg. coffee for the coffee maker and they told me that I needed to go to the restaurant if I wanted that. They never replaced the toilet paper in the room so i resorted to using kleenex. The hotel claims to be a 4 star establishment, but in actuality it is just a spoofed up motel. I will never stay here again and I am beyond disappointed by this establishment and the staff!


All the buffet standards, but a bit more Asian for New Year's?  Definitely not worth $43.95....There was not a huge variety, pizza?,Italian, Asian, French I think....salad/fruits, sushi.  I passed on the Chinese, looked like stuff from panda Express.  I had a thick cut prime rib that I had the cook sear on the grill, which then becomes a rib eye steak essentially but very tender of course.  Anybody that hasn't tried it, should.  The sushi looked weak, so I passed.  The crab legs weren't very fresh, they were kinda soggy?  The Ceasar salad looked better than it tasted.\nOverall, disappointed.  Everything else about the Wynn/Encore is great, somehow they neglected the buffet.  Even Paris did a better job w/ stone crab too for only $27.  Mr. Wynn, could you please fix that? I honestly think I could put on a better spread than they did!!!!  I did have a rib eye at SWITCH in the Encore, but that's another review....til next time, good eating!


Ewww, the food here is terrible.  Nothing I had tasted good.  It tasted like it had been sitting under the food warmers for hours.  The service is luke warm at best.  Just skip it.  There's so many other places out there for good italian food.


Great dinner items, the lamb was so tender. Desert menu didn't really exist, would have loved some more options to round out an excellent meal.


If you like clean beds and helpful staff then this is the place, I just moved to Henderson I use to go to the one on Maryland parkway and I love this one better, helpful staff and NO Waiting for a bed!\nIt's recommended you make an appointment to get he bed you want but you are in and out in no time


Just used a groupon for date night and man are we going back! Service was outstanding. Food was amazing and drinks were sooooooo good! Highly recommend the brauts and the beer flight!


Bruegger's is connected to the building where I work. So, anytime I need to grab something quickly and it's raining or snowing outside, I come here. The food isn't spectacular, but it is dependable. You can create your own salad, and they usually have three soups to choose from. Because I'm not a big bread eater, I normally stick with soups and salad, but I do hear the bagels are delicious.\n\nThe chicken they use for salads looks and tastes like mystery meat, so go for the ham or no meat at all. There are a variety of veggie options for salads, so I usually do veggies. You can also add nuts, dried cranberries, or diced apples.\n\nToday I had the chili because I was craving something hearty. It was nice and spicy, and I could visibly see the chunks of bell pepper in the soup. I would definitely get it again on a cold day.\n\nThis location is convenient to almost anything on Grant Street or in the vicinity of the William Penn Hotel. The interior is on the small side, so if you want to sit during lunch, come at 11 or after 1:30.


We had a negative experience at Camping World regarding our potential RV purchase on April 10, 2013.\n\nThe Camping World we visited was in Mesa, Arizona (2222 E Main st., Mesa, AZ).\nWe were working with sales person RYAN. (Young Caucasian with furr on his teeth)\n\nRYAN found a used RV that came in on trade that he thought we may be interested in. Camping World hadn't gotten the unit yet, but we were told we could view the used RV soon. To have Camping World's salesman hold the unit for us- he recommended we put a refundable hold deposit of $1000 down, and Ryan (The furry toothed salesman) assured us the deposit was refundable. We also hadn't actually looked at the RV yet, but thought the RV could be a potentially great unit to buy- so we left the $1000 refundable sight unseen deposit.\n\nFor personal reasons, we elected to continue our RV search and asked to get our refundable deposit returned.\n\nObtaining our refundable deposit did not go so smoothly!  I went to Camping World to thank Furry Toothed RYAN for his time, but we decided to take our REFUNDABLE $1000 DEPOSIT back and continue our RV search. This is when RYAN collaborated with his unprofessional Money Hungry Sales Manager to notify him that I was there to get back our deposit and release the hold on the RV we hadn't seen and continue our RV search. This is where these bogus money hungry salesmen began to RAZZ me, a Female Client. Rudely interrogating me with comments like \"Why do you want your deposit back... We've spent a lot of time locating this RV for you\"... Then proceeded to laugh at me like a load of overweight hyenas when I stated that we are simply going to continue our search for the perfect RV for our family and that we would like our refundable deposit back.  I am embarrassed with Camping World, and the Mesa, Arizona Camping World Team should be ashamed of themselves.\n\nI followed up with our furry toothed salesman RYAN via email to share our camping world experience.\n\nI'd like to add that RYAN proclaimed to my hubby (over the phone on April 16, 2013) that him and the sales team were rude to me and interrogated me because they were frustrated on their end because they spent a lot of time locating RV's for us to look at. (Um hey dirtbags, we were shopping for the perfect RV for us, we weren't in the market to just buy something y'all \"worked so hard to find\"... Get a real job lazy schmucks, locating an RV on a computer isn't rocket science.)\n\nI'd like to respond to RYAN by saying that his frustrations are very trivial compared to what we have to manage on a daily basis. I'd also like to explain to RYAN and the Mesa, AZ Camping World Sales Team that asking for our refundable deposit, whatever the reason, doesn't call for disrespect and interrogation of a female client.\n\nWe were looking to purchase a new fifth wheel RV, and were not desperate to just buy anything. We have a very unique living situation, and we were preparing to spend 10's of thousands of dollars on a new RV- and when making this decision, we weren't going to make a purchase until we found the fifth wheel of our liking. A fifth wheel that we love, 100%.\n\nAfter putting down a refundable depoit on a used fifth wheel that we hadn't actually looked at- we decided to continue on with our search for a new fifth wheel.\n\nCamping World's Sales Team in Mesa, Arizona were so desperate to make a sale, that they literally disrespected and interrogated me when I told them we elected to take our refundable deposit back- and continue our search for the perfect RV for our family.\n\nThis is unacceptable, and I certainly do not appreciate my experience with Camping World.\n\nI'd strongly advise buyers to be aware of this when choosing to Shop for RV's at the Mesa, AZ Camping World.


The best thing about this \"bar\" was the band and the chick bartenders that were nice and made a great cosmo. The worst thing was the actual bar itself. It's so small, and there's not much seating. I guess it's a cool idea. Upstairs, dark, small. Lol, but I thought the bouncer or whatever he was-door guy seemed like he didn't want to be there. Maybe cuz he was stuck outside on the stairs all night. The people there were mostly rude. We did manage to kind of create a dance floor where there wasn't one and then it got fun. But again, not a lot of room to dance. We went on a Sunday night. So perhaps a Friday or Saturday would have a different vibe and crowd. Overall kind of fun for a casual drink or maybe a good place to have a couple drinks before you go out somewhere else. ; )


So unprofessional. Lady that I've never seen there before was talking about her personal business like she was at home. She was venting about something to the others. Her face was ticked off. Keep your personal issues at home and serve your customers!


I was given a glowing recommendation of this place because of their beef noodle soup, but sadly it was a let down. I appreciate the local joint's attempt, and the price is good, but the soup was too sweet for the style they were selling.


Late lunch here on a friday.  Chips and Salsa were awesome, the tomatoes were fresh not jarred.  Chips made in house.   Got the ribeye tacos. Ribeye could have been trimmed a little better.  Had a couple pieces of gristle in there.  Meat was flavorful but not very tender.  Overall pretty good. I would probably try different tacos though.


Safeway's are great now..  they have re doen the insides and put in a nice deli type place... they offer pre-made salads that are actually good, fresh sushi, good sandwiches and wonderful soups... since i work in the area i eat lunch there alot and am happy with the price and selection...


I had been eyeballing The Cupcakery for several of mine and the girls at work's trips to Chipotle for lunch and finally HAD to go in... The store was super cute and noone was at the counter... As I was browsing the flavors the cashier came up and very impatiently asked \"what can I get for you?\" in a super snobby voice like I was sooo bothering her... She kinda followed me down the counter (it's not very long so I felt very rushed in this important decision) and I asked her about a particular flavor named \"Bugs\" or something similar... It had a cute caterpillar piped on top.. and the cashier looked at me like I must be sooo stupid and says \" It's carrot cake\" in the most condescending tone EVER! Needless to say I did not pick Bugs... So sorry Cupcake Girl that I didn't make that connection and you didn't really make me feel welcome to read the description...I went back to the office with Oh My Gosh Ganache and found myself munching on what seemed like a strofoam peanut with a dollop of crisco in the middle... I didn't finish it... That's never happened with me and a cupcake before... Not even the ones in a six pack from the grocery store!!! Lucky for me I found Retro Bakery, whose cupcake are fantastic and they are super friendly to boot!


I can only speak on behalf of Dr. Barry Chang, Pediatric Urology.\n\nI understand there are many doctors at this facility so the reviews may be all over the place.\n\nIt all started once we got there, we waited over an hour to be seen past our \"appointment time\".  When we finally got to see the doctor, he was very short, in a hurry and didn't really help us understand the process, risks involved, etc.   \n\nRegardless, we decided to have them check our insurance to verify everything would be covered and the out of pocket expense prior to scheduling the surgery. \n\nIt took several months for them to get back to us, despite multiple phone calls.


Sunflower is now Sprouts after being bought out. And I'm not so sure the changes Sprouts introduced are better. This location carries a limited line of Boar's Head Deli Meats and a few cheeses. The meat and seafood counter is also a bit on the smallish side as well but staffed by some friendly people. The bulk of their floor space seems to be taken up by fresh produce...and while prices are not exactly cheap, they are competitive with or cheaper than Whole Foods. \n\nSince Sprouts took over their supplement selection seems to have dropped in quality and selection. Case in point: Kava Kava. Where before I had 5 different choices in capsules alone, on my last visit I only found 2. And the brands they did carry were not ones I would buy. If you need basic supplements to start out this is a good location to explore. But if you've got experience with supplements you may find this selection to be a little on the pathetic side. \n\nAs much as I want to like this place, 3 Stars is the best I can give them.


Inexpensive.... been coming here for years and the bartenders are great. When u sit on the patio u feel like you're at a ranch. Some douche does happen here.... close enough to the border Of the Land Of the Lames.... but still pretty safe. Parties and grilling happen here often. Day drinking is a given


I went last night to see Dave Dresden play. I really think they needed a Gay mans touch when they were designing. The sound system was OK at best. Drink prices weren't too bad lke you would expect from a new \"trendy\" scottsdale club/bar. Unless you were in the not so VIP VIP section there is hardly anywhere to put your drink. I did like the Bathroom except for the puke in the urinal......ewww\nOne positive thing was all of the lights were LED's so you could say this play was going \" green\". All in all I will go back again depending on who is playing thier but wouldn't otherwise go to have a good time.


I will preface this review by saying that this is our absolute favorite theater and I cannot remember the last time we saw a movie at a different theater.  \n\nThis past Tuesday night, however, was a bust.  We arrived at the theater 20 minutes early so that we would be able to enjoy the preview and movies with minimal distractions.  We didn't see a server until well into the first preview.  \n\nMy friend wasn't feeling well and wanted to get a box for her food.  It took 3 requests from 2 different people just to get a box.  It took 2 requests to get a drink refill.  \n\nWe told the server in the beginning how we wanted the checks divided and that wasn't done as asked either.  \n\nLike I said, this is our favorite theater and I hope this was just a bad night and not indicative of how things will be in the future.


I have been to this location several times before and normally the food has been on point and the service has been decent. But after today's trip to Panera, it pains me to leave this 1 star review, but after what occurred today I felt that it was the only thing that I could do.\n\nFirst, they were out of Broccoli Soup at 12:45 in the afternoon. I would have understood had it been later in the day sure, but you are in the middle of the lunch rush and you run out of a key item. Second was I ordered a Tomato and Mozzarella Panini and it was the most pathetic thing I have ever seen. The sandwich had 2 pieces of mozzarella cheese, 4 slices of tomato and and a pathetic amount of sun dried tomatoes. Third, the Turkey & Bacon Sandwich had no flavor what so ever. The sandwich looked like they just threw it together and there was no care to what it looked like. \n\nThe only positive of this trip was the Peanut Butter Cookie, which is sad to say.\n\nIt really pains me to say this but I don't think I will be going back to this location and may not go back to Panera because this trip has really left a sour taste in my mouth.


Unique spot to grab a sandwich with your choice of toppings and sauces. Instead of being rushed through a line at subway, you can take your time and put together the perfect sandwich of your liking all on a brown paper bag. You do this by deciding the type of sandwich you want, chicken, Italian etc., grab that bag and a marker and fill out the rest. The varieties are endless. The bread is soft yet crusty and the milkshakes are a must! The only thing I've noticed that I really don't like, is the saltiness in the meat. Maybe it's only the chicken because that's what I usually get. But it just tastes like there's high sodium content. Other than that, I really enjoy a which wich sandwich. Oh yeah one more thing, I added bacon to my sandwich, I was expecting a slice of bacon but what I got was bacon pieces. I won't be ordering bacon anymore.


I had the 'all dressed' or whatever its called, the standard one. It was average, base was too doughy and the tomatoe sauce they use is a bit on the tangy side. My girlfriend had the vegetarian and it was not great, canned asparagus should never take a lead role on a pizza.\n\nNot great value either, the buy one get one half price displayed on the window only covers medium and larger so for a couple of medium pizzas you are looking at almost $25 including taxes. \n\nI would have given them three starts but the service was joyless and I generally have pretty low standards when it comes to service. \n\nI can see why people like this place if they compare it to the dominos just down the road, but Pinolis Pizza on Monkland dominates this place, its cheaper (genuine two for one on the regular menu for eat in) and better and the service is slightly more friendly.


My family met friends here for my birthday brunch. Didn't have a great time. Problems started when I ordered blueberry pancakes. The server came back and said they didn't have blueberries (really, with a Harris Teeter practically next door? Send someone to get some!) I told him it was my birthday and that was a big disappointment! He didn't offer any other suggestions so I asked if they could make pecan pancakes. They agreed to that and they came out okay. You'd think he might get the hint it was my birthday and perhaps comp something or send out a dessert or something? No. Not even a \"happy birthday!\" from the server!\n\nOne kid in our party ordered scrambled eggs but they came with cheese -- not mentioned on the menu -- and the kid can't have cheese, so he had to re-order his brunch. \n\nService was blah, food was pretty blah, and the 20% added because we were a party of eight (really we were two parties, one of three and one of five) was icing on the cake, so to speak. \n\nIn this competitive environment, I'm surprised this place has been around as long as it has. Prices were relatively high, as well, and there aren't many options such as turkey sausage or waffles, both of which I was hoping for. Overall, a big \"so-so\" experience.


I actually tend to really like Harrah's casinos. This one, however, not so much. The one in AC is so much better, which is ironic since AC is a dirty version of Vegas. \n\nMy opinion may be swayed by the issue we had upon arrival. Having flown in from Philly and arriving early (11am) I did anticipate an issue checking in early. They offered to let us check in for a $25 early check in fee per room (2 rooms on our reservation). We opted to get into only one room early- so we could at least have our luggage in the same space. The lady checking us in said to call at 2pm to see if the room was ready- it would be ready earliest at 2pm latest at 4pm. 4pm rolls around and they tell us \"Check is is between 4pm and 6pm\" and that the room still isn't ready. How is this even possible? We ask for the $25 back since the second room on our reservation still isn't available, and we were told it would be. They proceed to say they never told us that. Once again I feel I need to travel with a tape recorder on me at all times. In the end, after spending 40 minutes at the check in counter, both rooms were available and I had my $25 back. In all honesty, I'd prefer my 40 minutes back. It was so unnecessary, and tiring. It just really left a bad taste in my mouth- I can't handle poor attitudes and everyone we dealt with that day had one. I found this to be strange, since I've rarely encountered such cranky people in Vegas. I think it has something to do with the Oxygen they pump - perhaps the tanks were empty that day. \n\nIn addition, the casino is OK, just OK, nothing wonderful. The bar options aren't that appealing, and the food options even less appealing.


I wouldn't really call this place a deli, it's a place to pick up something light to eat.  Really too bad they don't have a \"real\" deli to go along with their sports area.  Not cheap, like every food spot at the LVH, and food so-so.  If you pass McDonalds on the way to the LVH, I'd respectively suggest you stop there rather than here...you won't miss the food and you'll have a plenty more $$ in your pocket.  Too bad, LVH could use a really good sandwich spot...\n\nOh, and they're not open 24 hrs; they're closed 6am to 11am I believe...


Shared a small white pie and cheese steak w/onions & cheese whiz w/my bf for dinner last night. Both were deeeelish! I would highly recommend to try.


We were originally going to cook Friday night, but it got late by the time we were heading home, so I decided to pick up some food from China Town on the way.  \n\nI went in and there were two people actually eating at the restaurant, the rest were in line or waiting for their take out.  It seems like that is the thing there as the phone was constantly ringing for more orders.  They had a buffet, but I'm not sure when it is set up as it was not during the time I went, which shocks me with it being a Friday night. \n\nI ordered my normal, you got it, sesame chicken.  Also ordered beef and broccoli.  With the number of people waiting and the calls coming in, the order was ready in 5 minutes.  That's great, but should that be questionable???  Maybe the whole Americanized Chinese part.  Both entrees were good and I like that they had a little extra sauce for putting on rice. They also made for good leftovers - not dried out!\n\nI would go back here for convenience, but I still have some other Chinese places that I just like a lot more, so I will reserve those for the 4 and 5 stars.


Let me say upfront: I have stayed at this property for 5 years now while it was still Hilton branded. It was always ok if I needed to stay away from the strip and my Vegas trip was not exclusively for entertainment.\n\nI checked in there yesterday and the place is a complete dump now that Hilton dropped their franchise in January. Maybe it is because of this.\n\nThe service right now it is rock bottom, particulary of one of the front desk staff (Jennifer) that has been introduced to me as duty manager (who did not even have a business card). I reserved a room with a king bed and the front desk clerk offered a room with two double beds. Or another room right next to the elevator. Both rooms are in the central tower. The worst of them all.\n\nI used to get good treatment here as Hilton Diamond. Not even talking about the benefits that are zilch for me now after re-branding but I would say that as a repeat customer with over 10 stays you might get a slightly better welcome than this.\n\nI ended up just using the room as a storage and staying at the Renaissance nearby which is a very nice and modern hotel next to the convention center.\n\nIt has been nice here but time to move on. Avoid the LVH at all costs. You just don't know what you're going to get once you arrive.\n\nCheers\nS.


We have several great churrascarias to pick from back home in Dallas and I was excited to see what Vegas had to offer. Unfortunately this place was a disappointment. The selection and quality of both the meats and salad bar paled in comparison to what I was used to. The servers came by pretty infrequently and when they did finally come by the meat they had was often dry and tough. \n\nThis would all be forgivable if the price was right but this place cost as much as the better churrascarias back home. Granted food in Vegas tends to be on the high side but even compared to midrange churrascarias in Dallas this place fell short. \n\nOn the plus side, the drinks were good and strong and the wait staff attentive.


3.5 stars \n\nCulinary Dropout is similar to me in that it has an Identity Crisis. It is located in a Mall, has hipster servers, luxe/goth furnishing, sports playing on TV and pop music. So what are you? \n\nWas excited to try this place because I had heard so many good things, but the food ended up being only okay. I had the turkey pastrami sandwich and an Arnold Palmer. \n\nMaybe I'm being a little snobby, but it is still hard for me to get over that it is located in a mall. \n\nMy other half got the paper bag beer which is $2 and was probably the best part. He was positive it was a Mexican beer, but it was from the good old Wisconsin (Hamms), so much for his Mexican roots. I guess they do this with shots too for $6. \n\nI do want to come back to try some of the drinks. They have a large drink menu and they all looked super yummy. \n\nIf you are daring try Yesterday's Soup. I'm sure it is still fresh. :)


I wish I could write some original witty review, but I have to repeat whats been said before.  It's super cheap, there is absolutely no decor, the lunch special was enough for me to take home as dinner as well, it was fun reveling in a ridiculously value-saturated lunch with 4 strangers.  Egg roll sucks and egg drop soup fairly bland, but entree was fine and surprisingly the fried rice and kung pao chicken were not too greasy.  Definitely will become a weekly lunch spot!


I'm a huge FoodNetwork fanatic, so while in LV, the bf and I tried to hit up all the FoodNetwork chef's restaurants.... Mario Batali's B&B Restuarante, Wolfgang Puck's Spago, and of course Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill.\n\nI have to say, Mesa Grill was such a let down. You made me so sad Bobby Flay! What happened to Boy Meets Grill? Because, let me tell you, your burger was whack!\n\nI got the Prix Fix Lunch ($29), which included 3 entrees (blue corn pancakes w/ duck, buffalo burger, and ice cream/cream puff). Gah! That burger was straight up dry and bland! The patty was massive, and I mean thick, it had to have been an inch thick! The thing is, I love my meat, but seriously, there's only so much dry hamburger meat a girl can eat.\n\nSo the burger was whack, but the chile relleno ($16) was off the hook! However, paying almost $20 for a chile relleno is ridunkulous! Our bill came out to about $60 with tax/tip for lunch, which I have to say is really steap!\n\nSo overally, Mesa Grill was a major let down.


poor in room Quality, but Close in Atmosphere.  The Hotel seemed more personal, not too extreme.  staff is friendly.  The gift Shop sales Liquor and I won $500 one night and $1600 the next on the same machine.


Wanted to try Beach Pizza, since it's closer than the place I usually go to, Roccos NY Pizza.  Large 3 item Pizza, chicken parm sub, and an order of buffalo wings.  \nThe whole order of food, was sub-par, at best.  The buffalo wings, were terrible, smelled weird, oily, little wing sauce, ate a few, dumped the rest.  The Chicken Parm sub was mushy with too little chicken and too much sauce and cheese.  The pizza was kinda like Dominos, cardboardy crust, not the worst ever, but far from good.  For the prices, not a real good value.  For 1/2 the price, might be worth consideration for folks who usually order Pizza-Hut, Dominos, or Papa John's.\nNice friendly staff and fast service, was the only bright spot.  Will not return.


We came here on December 23rd, after failing to find a local kebab store that was open.  I remembered the amazing mosaic sculpture and told my buddy, let's try the place with the big Dia de los Muertos lady on the front....and we did.  The Mayan taco was ....well...to use the term orgasmic would be both an understatement and a poor use of the word.  I took my parents there 4 days later and had a similar experience. My dream dinner there is to have many friends, many hours, many many tacos, and many beers or margaritas.  I am impressed with the food quality, but haven't had the beans or rice, I figure why?  They have tacos.  Also, impressive salsa bar with a pink radish salsa that I wanted to drink out of the bowl.  Yes, this is a hedonistic review, but I had a hedonistic time.  Go eat here.  They must never go out of business.


Every time I have called to book an appointment I've been put on hold forever. Also, when I've gone in, I've been told to come back much later. DISLIKE


Great tacos! Ordered 6 Carne Asada tacos. They were packed with meat, onions and cilantro and had great flavor. Awesome staff, very friendly. My wife and I had long conversations with the Owner and Cook on how they make their food. Had a great time watching local Metal acts. When I am in Vegas, I am always looking for places not on the strip to eat. I will definitely be revisiting Yayo Taco when I come back.


I had the special at the servers suggestion.  It was a chicken with stuffing, mashed potatoes, and fresh vegetables.  The veggies were not fresh, the patatoes were undercooked and the chicken dry.


I was excited to find a moderatley priced buffet and this one, along with the Excalibur one, had a deal where you could eat at both all day for only $35. We tried this one for breakfast. I thought the food was good and there was a good variety. Since we got there close to the switch between breakfast and lunch I saw there was also a good lunch variety. We were so full from the morning that we decided to do a late lunch/early dinner during their dinner hours but I was disappointed with the variety of food. The little that was available was good though. And they had crab legs, shrimp and sushi. This buffet was miles better than Exaclibur though.


I walk in on a warm Summer Tuesday night at 11:30pm and look at the ridiculous set up of different lines for different meats and I and many others are overwhelmed.  It takes an hour to finally get to the counter and get my food. The tacos de adobada (al pastor) are nothing to write home about and much less spend an hour in line for. They were OK. If you think these tacos are 100% authentic tacos al pastor or arabe or adobada.....whatever you want to call them. You have not tried 100% authentic street style tacos. Even L.A.'s famed King Taco blows this place out of the water. Not worth it. P.S. I saw many people ordering food and not paying for it.


This Starbucks is I guess owned by NY NY hotel so they don't use the App...sucky store!! No fare to the app users when you don't have cash on you! Good thing I had money this time and didn't loose to the slot machines here!  \n\nIt's always busy here but goes pretty fast and has a good selection of goods to eat. They open 24/7 which is a good thing. They make their coffee good. Of course, I will be back since this Starbucks is in our hotel but start using the app payment and have them work with Starbucks so we can get our points! Hahaha


Golden Krust is a bakery first and their specialty is the patty, and other baked goods, they also serve Jamaican staples such as oxtails, fish, jerk chicken, and curry chicken with all the fixins(rice and peas, plantains, and veggies), Ting, and other Jamaican drinks. With that said, if you're looking for patties look no further because they're simply the best ever! Buttery, flaky, fat-laden pastry, filled with chicken, beef or shrimp! Yes, it is a chain and the patties are shipped in but they're baked in house daily and trust me they're addictive! \nNow, the food overall has been fresh and pretty solid, but over the years it has been a tad inconsistent, but everyone has a bad day so I haven't held that against them. I had my very first oxtail here several years ago and I've been ordering them ever since, but I must say my favorite is still the curry chicken. The oxtails and curry chicken are both seasoned just right with plenty of gravy.........it's all about the gravy. I know most people think of jerk chicken when coming to Jamaican restaurants but since I'm not a jerk type of chic, I can offer no insight on that entree:-) Golden Krust has been serving up solid Jamaican food in Charlotte for years and though there are other decent Caribbean spots in the city, I continue to return to the Krust.......


2nd time I've tried this place in 2 years.  I regret that decision.  Came here last year and picked up an order for my wife and 2 girls, everything was wrong and we were missing a whole sandwich.  My fault for assuming they could give me everything I paid for without me double checking.\n\nFast fwd to this year and the girls really wanted a donut.  Once again, staff was less than courteous, poor help with a confusing menu that we are unfamiliar with.  My wife ordered chicken salad with her bland latte.  10 mins later they let us know they didn't have chicken salad, so they offered a fried chicken sandwich.  Instead my wife asked for the turkey that I had ordered.  Hers came on a croissant, mine was on a French roll.  The picture shows about an inch of turkey piled on the roll, the real sandwiches were seriously 1 slice of turkey.  Wow.  $22 for 2 coffes, 2 hot chocolates, 2 donuts, and 2 turkey sandwiches.  Done with DD.


First and foremost I would like to say that the pretzel fondue is amazing...although it is something familiar that I have tasted before so I wouldnt go out of your way to go here. Their drink combinations are pretty good. Their food is small portions for the price! Atmosphere is unique and almost every table has a different set of chairs and style which is different. \n\nThe reason I am giving Culinary a terrible review in stars is because my poor boyfriend got food poisoning from the Beef Stroganoff! We came into AZ to re visit my college town and friends and he was out all day saturday, most of sunday, and still not up to par on Monday! I realize this was not their fault that their food was possibly contaminated, however, it was the aftermath that I was unhappy with...\n\nI called the restaurant to talk to the manager....he didnt seem to sympathetic with saying things like \"did he go to the hospital?\" or \"I served 27 of that dish Saturday Night and I have not had one complaint yet.\".....definitely not looking for any type of discount but with working in customer service for 10 years that is NOT the way to handle things. He was proceeding to tell me the length of time it can take and how it could have been from something earlier that day or the night before...really?! Needless to say even though I did not feel sick from the food I will NEVER return to this restaurant again!!! I wouldnt recommend this place to anyone!


My boyfriend and I found this place via Restaurant Week. We were highly entertained by our waiter, who seemed to be straight out of France. He was very attentive at the beginning of our dinner, but then he disappeared for a good while. It was weird, but not a big deal. \n\nNow the food....\n\nSoup: Delicious\n\nMy entree - Poulet Roti: Very good - chicken was crispy, sauce was good, veggies were amazing\n\nBF's entree - Blanquette de Veau: Okay - nothing special; it comes with rice; a little bland\n\nAlcohol - \"Flight\" (3 types of wine): great choice for tasting different wines\n\nNOTE: I believe it's only valet parking. It's underneath a Holiday Inn. A great restaurant for dates.


When you walk through the door you're greeted with an amazing smell (reminded me of when my dad would cook meat in our smoker with apple wood chips when we were kids). Second was how great the restaurant looked, it was clean and inviting. The bartender smiled and waved at us like we were old friends and told us to have a seat anywhere...(time was 12:22)\n\nSo far we're off to a great start. So what possibly could have went wrong to cause a 2 star review? Our service. \n\nThe bartender brought us over some menus and explained that we could order brunch or lunch, brought us some chips and salsa, then went back to the bar, we didn't see any other server in the restaurant so for a while we thought she was just ignoring us. So we sat and sat and sat waiting for our actual server to come by. Keep in mind there were 3 other tables in the restaurant, one was just leaving so we'll call it two. \n\nLet's touch on the chips and salsa. I loved the chips, they were fantastic, however, the salsa was not a \"dipping salsa\" it had a wonderful flavor and would have been great on a taco salad (why don't you have taco salads?) or poured on the top of a burrito but it was horrible for dipping chips. There were NO chunks, it was the consistency of hot sauce. \n\nFinally our server greeted us with her presence, she walked up and didn't say \"Hi, I'm so-and-so, I'll be taking care of you folks today\" or \"Welcome to Lenero, have you been here before\" or even just \"hello\" instead she said \"what can I get you to drink\". I almost responded with an \"hi, I'm fine thank you for asking\" but I refrained. We ordered our drinks and I asked for an order of guacamole, it's 12:31 at this point (9 min after walking in the door). \n\nThere we sat, bored with our chips and salsa, read every yelp review of Lenero, discussed our plans for rest of the day etc. Our server finally came by to ask if we were ready to order. Not by asking if we were ready or if we had any questions. She walked up and in her snotty tone said \"what do you want\". Seriously?? That's not how you talk to someone! I was so taken aback by her attitude I decided right then and there we will not be back. This food would have to be sent straight from the Heavens for it to tip the scales back in the favor of the restaurant. \n\nI ordered the chicken tacos and my bf ordered the enchiladas. As she was walking away he mentioned to her we're still waiting on our guac, it's been over 10 min at this point. She seemed surprised by our request to get the guacamole, almost like she just plain forgot I even ordered it. \n\nFinally our guacamole came. TWENTY-ONE minutes after ordering it. By this time the appeal of chips and guac was completely gone. She gave a million excuses about how there were steaks that needed to be cooked and the cook is extremely busy. The only other table in the place had already gotten their food and was about to leave. That left one table of folks. You're telling me the cook couldn't manage to toss some guacamole together because he was too busy making steaks for the one table in the restaurant? She told us it was on the house. That was nice but I would have rather of paid for it and have received it 16 min ago. \n\nFinally the bartender came over to apologize for the guacamole taking so long and explained that the cook is new and he went in order of the tickets arriving and needed to prepare the food for the OWNER'S FAMILY first. So I've been sitting here hungry because the owner needed to eat and that took priority? \n\nOur lunch came out pretty fast and my tacos were good, what the menu doesn't mention is they are street tacos, not normal sized ones. Which was fine by me but I could see where someone else wouldn't have been impressed with 4 really small tacos. The enchilada was also good but the menu should clarify it is a spicy dish. While we both love spice, again I can see how someone else would not have liked it. If my mom had ordered it she wouldn't have been able to eat it, the dish was that spicy. \n\nBottom line is we do not have any intentions on coming back. While the food was good, it wasn't phenomenal. The salsa was not ideal for \"chips and salsa\" and the service was HORRIBLE. It's been a long time since I've had a server that snobby. She should be really lucky we left her 20% because she certainly did not deserve it (I'm having tipper's regret).


Nice seafood place away from the casinos.\n\nFood: 7.5/10 - Nice menu selections. Well prepared.  The flavors will not wow you but they are a solid meal.  \n\nService: 8/10 - No problems. Nothing spectacular either.\n\nCleanliness: 8/10 - No visible issues.\n\nDecor: 8.5 / 10 - Sat outside on a beautiful night.  Was very nice.  Inside looked nice as well.\n\nRestrooms: 7/10 - no problems.\n\nParking: 9/10 - Tons of parking.  \n\nOverall: 7/10 - A nice place to eat.  I personally like the Texas de Brazil located right next door MUCH better.


Hesitate to say what a great barber she is because I don't want to share this hidden gem. But Sherry has earned the 5 Star rating.


I came here with my sister as a guest for a yelp event. My little one had so much fun I had to drag her out! So we made a play date for Wednesday to meet her very best little friend there. I check out the website see the deal for wednesday morning. We show up and the place looks closed but there is an exercise group we wait around finally someone notices us and comes to tell us it is closed. I explain what I saw on the website and was told that was an error. Bummer for the little ones. She totally made it right and gave us both free passes to come back. Which we will it is so much fun!


This place serves Werner Enterprises truck drivers. I know cause I'm one of them. It's just the basics for what we need. I've stayed in worse places. So if you like a 5 star hotel, go somewhere else. It's a 2 star maybe a soft 3 star hotel. But there are plenty of food places within walking distance.


Ok this place just wasnt funny.  The only good thing about it was the opener.  If it hadn't been for him I might have walked out.  It was also $39 for a one hour show, which seems steep.  In new york its $25 and is more like 2 & 1/2 hours.  The worst part about it was the waitstaff.  Maybe if they had let me get a slight buzz I would have had a better time.  Most comedy clubs have a 2 drink minimum, but I swear this place seemed to have a 2 drink MAXIMUM.  The waitress gave us the first round and didn't come back anywhere in sight for at least 40 minutes.  Plus, we were paying cash and she wanted us to pay each time she brought the drinks, then stood right in front of us so we couldn't see the show while she was demanding the money.  I mean, it was a wednesday night so maybe I shouldn't have expected much, but for this kind of experience I would say the ticket should be more like half of what we paid.  my advice is to wait for a weekend for comedy in this town


Maybe it's just me, but it seems like the staff at this location isn't all that friendly.


Can't go wrong with Zipps, love their wings!


Ordered the Siete Mares and it is out of sight!  If I were ordering this anywhere in Scottsdale it would have cost triple what they charge.  5 blue mussels, 5 clams, several large shrimp.  Spicy, served on a bed of angel hair pasta with Texas toast to die for.  Oh, and did I mention their  beer menu is awesome...


This place is open 24 hours and have an excellent fast food/pizza menu. Try out their philli cheese steak pizza. Chicken burger and chicken wings were decent too. Reasonably priced. If i had to choose i will stick to pizza though


My brother, sister, her boyfriend, and I came here after finding out that Lotus of Siam was closed for the day.  We still had a craving for Thai food and ended up here.  It's been years since I've eaten here! One thing that I love about this place is that you get a gigantic glass of thai tea with just the right amount of ice and mixture of tea and cream.  Most other places will give you a regular sized glass and fill it up with ice and it's finished before your food even comes.  This gigantic glass lasts throughout the whole meal and then some!\n\nWe ordered chicken larb (medium spicy) with a side of sticky rice, papaya salad, chicken pad thai, and chicken pad see ew. The entrees came with steamed rice and we didn't have to order it separately. The food altogether was yum. They had asked how spicy we wanted the larb, but they didn't ask for the papaya salad.  I feel like they made the papaya salad medium and the larb mild when I had wanted the larb to be medium.  The larb was ok, although I've had better larb at other Thai restaurants.  \n\nI love the homey feel of this restaurant.  The way that it is set up makes you feel like you are sitting at home enjoying a home cooked meal.  The overall service was excellent and they even packed up our food at the end. The pricing was reasonable as well.  For our meal, including 3 thai teas and 1 thai iced coffee, the total came out to $75.


Really? People can't really be this bad at working and getting the basics right. Order: coke soda, kiwi smoothie with strawberry boba, egg rolls (veggie) and the roast beef sandwich with JUST mayo and cheese.  \n\nMISTAKE #1: they made a kiwi slushie not smoothie with regular (black) boba instead of with strawberry boba. Totally wrong. \nMISTAKE #2: roast beef sandwich had all of the toppings instead as regulated with just cheese n mayo. \nMISTAKE #3: not a mistake per-say but it took 15 minutes just to get us our coke. That should of been the first thing out. \n\nPROS: eggs rolls were bomb. My friend called and they were willing to fix order, so we drove back to get the correct order.  They were nice about it and apologized.


Stopped in for a quick dinner. Had the Sushi Combo 2 for $18, with a spicy tuna roll.\nFelt it was just alright, nothing terrible but I wouldn't want to order it again. service was great though.


I feel hungover and the guilt of being underage just by walking by this place.  Unless I'm super drunk to begin with, I'm probably not venturing in.\n\nOn another note, I gave this a second star because I hear they have (or used to have) a stock market pricing system where drinks cost more or less based on demand.  It's the only way I've ever really understood the economy, and that combined with the fact that they serve alcohol, merits two proud stars.


this is the worst casino in town, do not play here they have the worst dealers and the worst pit bosses, they suk


This is one Cool place!  I love it and the clothes and shoes - My nieces loved it (two real dogs to play with)!  Today was only my third time visiting this store and just my second visit since the change over!


this place is amazing. Every item we have gotten here has been awesome, including the veggie panini


FOR LUNCH ONLY!!!!\n\nCame here the other day for lunch because I had heard about the lunch special. It was a little confusing at first because the specials are written on a dry erase board and are not on the menu. But for $10 you get miso soup, a side salad and a huge variety plate of sushi. This is an unreal deal. I'd literally come here EVERY day for lunch if I could.


Having had numerous favorable experiences at Coronado Cafe in the past, we were deeply disappointed at our most recent, and regrettably probably our last visit.  The evening was off to a great start with the predictably excellent crab cakes.  While the driver scallops were equally delicious, the chimichurri-style rib-eye was barely edible.  Despite being cooked properly - medium rare - the meat had a strange after taste.  After struggling with the steak - and subsisting on two shared scallops in exchange for some steak  - not an even trade by ANY measure - we told our waiter of the disappointment, at which point he spirited away the plate.  Since I was soon to be finished with the scallops (having shared half with my dining partner with the barely edible steak).\n\nThe waiter provided some explanation behind the problem with the steak when he advised that the chimichurri included vinegar and lime - two odd ingredients for a rib-eye, which accounted for the bitter after taste.\n\nThe response of Coronado to apparently weigh the returned entree to determine the \"discount\"  was an insult as it suggested that we should have either been forced to eat alone (i.e., return the steak after the first bite) rather than enjoy our meal together.  Had they tasted the meat rather than focused on the weight perhaps they would have realized how unpleasant the meal was.\n\nAs we have ample other dining options available to us on our \"short\" list, we will not be returning anytime soon to Coronado\nBill and Bob Phoenix


Okay..... Realy... This walmart is a rip off. I understand the whole neighborhood thing but I think they should rename the place, Neighborhood Robbery. The prices are outrageous, yes I agree with the other reviewer saying that the \"clutter is gone\", but isn't that part of the walmart experience. All I was looking for was some glade candles which are normally about $2.49 at the regular walmart about a mile away and here they wanted $4.49 for the same thing. I could not believe that this was for real. I walked around a little more and checked out the goods and the prices and slowly felt my wallet levetating right out of my pocket, so I pushed that bad boy down and got the hell out of there. I dont think I will be back, i would rather sift through george forman grills and stacks of Dickies to save that extra money.. It all adds up.


The oatmeal was good. The fruit was crisp and the raisins plump. The sweet tea was fresh.


I like Big Buddha for its fresh taste, price, portions, and speed. I love it when I call in an order and when I get there (only 5 mins away) its almost always done I rarely have to wait for anything. I'm not real big on there fried rice seems like its just like the white rice with some Soy sause mixed into it... But over all a go place to go.


This place was good ...i felt like I was at my friend Alans house!!! lets just say I felt like I was in Mexico with the music playing..the food was fresh very tasty. Chips in salsa was on point like a box cutter. People were friendly ..overall place was clean and I will be coming here more often ..no more Filismoothies for this litto stomach.


Slow internet connection. No coffee available downstairs (constantly out). Breakfast was gross. Room was clean so that was a plus. But as a business traveler coffee and internet are foundation.


Absolutely the most unorganized company I have ever dealt with. Their logistics and planning to EDC (6/8/12) was completely screwed up. Let me try to sum it up for everyone as easy as possible why you shouldn't spend a penny with this company. I swear by everything, I would not use this shuttle company even if it was FREE!!!\n\nPurchased Shuttle Passes ($30 for one day) over the phone at approx 2pm and was advise to go to Palazzo to pick up the pass and be picked up there.\n\n-Upon arrival, there were no signs leading to the shuttle pick up area. Seriously impossible to find. I probably wasted a good 15 minutes trying to find it.\n-Started lining up for shuttles at 645pm more or less (with ~80 people ahead of me) and was informed shuttles were running late. \n-First shuttle did not arrive until approximately 730pm, but to our surprise, they were MINI Shuttles! They shuttles could only hold 25 people with some sitting on the floor. How ghetto!\n-Second shuttle came at approximately 815pm, and my fiancee and I knew we had to get on this bus or we'll never get to the festival. We got and assumed all our troubles were over. The driver didn't know how to get there or even worse, where the 15 Freeway is!!! The 15 is the main freeway in LV and if you can't find that freeway you're screwed\n-3hours and 50 minutes later due to poor planning by 1NS we were still not at the event. My other friends who took the Insomniac (EDC) Shuttle got their between 45 minutes and 1hour before we did. Their drivers knew better routes and the fastest way to get there. Since we relied on googlemaps, we instructed the driver the directions we got.\n-At approximately 11:15 PM, the driver had to pull over to urinate. Half the people got off the shuttle and decided to walk 4 miles. The other half including myself remained. However, people on our bus started to use the restroom, so we figured we should leave too, not knowing when they'll be back and our concert started at 7pm!!!\n-Upon walking this 4 mile distance, another 1NS shuttle broke down, go figure!\n-After 2 miles of walking on a road where we shouldn't be walking, I decided to hail for a cab. I did not check into the concert until approximately 12:10AM!\n-Left the concert at approximately 430AM and myself and another 500+ people had no idea where to find our shuttle company. There were no signs posted and people, they will not pick up their phone for you. You'll get transferred to an automated message. Once the sale is done, they'll walk away. After searching for 1 hour and 30 minutes for our shuttle, we luckily stumbled across some people who were also looking for the same shuttle company. I pushed n shoved because I did not want to get stranded there til who knows. My fiancee and I luckily got on the bus and we departed at 630 AM more or less.\n-Due to poor logistics again, we did not arrive back to the Palazzo until 830AM (18 mile drive).\n-I thought we had it bad, but some people had it even worse. They had to sneak onto other shuttles and some were stranded as late as 1130AM without any indication of when their serviced will be rendered.\n\nI have never filed a charge back against a company but I will do for the very first time.\n\nSTAY AS FAR AS AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. STORIES ARE ALL TRUE. THEY ARE SCAMMERS. OVERBOOKING and claiming they have 8-10 shuttles. They had 4 shuttles running at best. \n\nI would recommend anything over this shuttle company.


Unfortunately I will no longer be recommending Loving Hut. Is it because the food tastes like crap? No. Is it due to weird hours of business or bad service? No. It's because it's just too expensive now. Bordering on a complete rip-off.\n\nI got my usual Golden Vermicelli with a side of the Golden Rolls since I really like those (the GV comes with two rolls already). With tax, minus any drink and minus the $1 tip that I felt obliged to add since there was a tip section on the docket, the total was $13.12. I already mentioned that they've hiked their prices from the outdated menu that I got a few months ago, but I took another look at what I got and I'm not impressed at all with the value for money.\n\nLet's break it down. Shredded lettuce, shredded carrots, a half teaspoon of ground peanut with half as much again of finely chopped fried onion, a good amount of noodles (maybe even 20c worth), and a container of extremely watered down liquid - maybe 100 parts water to 1 part sweet and sour sauce? It's not a dip and not a sauce, just something to wet down the noodles with. Maybe 2 slices of julienned cucumber, and their soy protein. Took a photo. Compare today's pic with the first one I took of the same dish. There's even less soy protein now, barely enough for two mouthfuls, and a couple of fried rolls the length and width of my extended middle finger. I'm not sure how expensive soy protein itself is but thirteen spondooliks for that is twice as much as it is worth in terms of raw ingredients, far as I'm concerned.\n\nThe place is still clean. The service is still okay. Servers and counter folk are still very polite. Still conveniently located near my work. Still has Super Master on the telly. Still has a posterboard near the counter with bizarre letters and postcards from people verbally flagellating their pudendae about how awesome the place is, and the food is still tasty. Just woefully, WOEFULLY overpriced. This same syndrome exists at Tandoori Times II. I'd eat there AND here three times as often if only they delivered an amount of their food which matches the exorbitant prices they charge.\n\nAm I all about quantity over quality? Hell no. We're talking about a guy who paid over fourteen bucks for a small cube of fois gras on a 2\" square bit of bread w/apricot compote, spent the next thirty minutes drooling over it and the next two years daydreaming about it. We're talking about a guy who just ate mostly lettuce and noodles and got charged twice the price of a lunch almost anywhere else in the local area, except for places like Claim Jumper or Olive Garden. Do I think 2 stars are appropriate a rating? Yelp classifies that as \"Meh. I've experienced better.\" So, yes.\n\nEven if you're a vegetarian, avoid this place. Save your cash. Go to Safeway. Buy a pack of noodles for a buck. Buy a whole lettuce for a buck. Buy carrots for.. you get the general idea. Buy some frozen edamame, mash it all up, squirt a bit of soy and worcester on it, form it into mint-patty-shaped discs and grill. I'm betting that'll be the same nutrition/protein and color as what their stuff is. Just pass on dining at this joint like I will be.\n\nI thought about posting this review for a while. The tipping point was the tiny gnat that I noticed on a piece of lettuce and would have eaten had I not been hunched close over the meal in my cubicle. Could have flown into the container, through the plastic bag etc, on the way out to the car, on the way back to the office, on the way INTO the office from the car. Or could have landed during food prep. I spent the next five minutes visually analysing the rest of the food before realising that there could be more gnats in the fried rolls where I'd have no hope of noticing them. Shrug.


Proportions are appalling.  I ordered 1lbs. wings for $8, and got 6 medium sized wings.  I got an appetizer order of fries and got what I would say is a single order of fries... And that was $6... I ended up paying $14 for $7-$8 of food.  Extremely dissatisfied.  Save your money; don't order the wings or fries!


Dirty. Expensive. Not owned by Starbucks themselves... they are privately owned which is why they do not accept Starbucks gift cards as payment.\n\nThey did run my Gold Card through however, since it's not really part of the actual Starbucks company, they did not honor my Gold Card benefits. \n\nThey did have some cute pastries... but those are not your typical Starbucks treats. Save your coffee addictions for a small business/ privately owned coffee shop instead of these wannabe Starbucks. My $5 tall sized Carmel Macchiato did not taste like Carmel Macchiato at all...


I'm all about the tiki thing and the patio but this place is just trashy. It's obvious that this is first on the list for every guy who just turned 21. Everything had a thin layer of barf on it.


Came here for my cousins baby shower and got the Sunday brunch. It was very good! Especially with the bottomless mimosas! Everything was hot and flavorful! Loved the eggs Benedict and crab legs!! The scrambler was full of flavor, I added mushrooms and ham. The waffles were fluffy and yummy as well. I will be taking my family here in a couple weeks. If you do not have a big appetite do not go because unless you can eat a lot you won't get your 22 dollars worth... For a not so big girl... I can eat! ;)


After being asked by a fellow yelper to elaborate, here it goes. \n\nWe approached the hostess and asked for a table for 3 plus a high chair. When she jokingly said \"no\" I laughed and proceeded to ask for a menu to which she again replied \"no\"! I guess this was her attempt at humor, however after the first time, it seemed to have lost something. By the way, she never really indicated that she was joking.\n\nSo, $50, 1 ceasar salad, 1 spinach chicken whatever salad,  a kids chicken tender meal w/ browning apples, and a failed attempt at a pollo poblano burrito later we were on our way to catch our flight. \n\nOh, in between sitting down and paying the check, the service was sub-par to say the least and worse than the cold, soggy burrito and rubberized tenders. The waitress never picked up our menus and never once smiled. \n\nWhile I understand we ate at an airport, this is unacceptable. Next time I'll be sure to read up on more yelp reviews before I waste a meal here. \n\nThey'll be hearing from me soon.


I was a bit dubious about a cafe that advertises coffee that doesn't taste like coffee but the espresso was decent. Not awesome but better than Starbucks.


XS wasn't a prioritiy club for me to visit. I'm picky with music but in Las Vegas, you don't really go to the clubs to dance because most of the music played is really crappy mash-ups or the club is too packed and you can't C-walk or do the Dougie without getting booty bumped. Of course, you're usually too drunk to care about any of those things and you dance anyways. I digress.\n\nMy 3 stars is based on a 45 minute stay at XS. We got there on Monday at 1am, there was a small line but apparently some guy my boyfriend met in a bathroom was able to get us in ahead of the line for cheap, less than $20, and hey it worked! So we get in and it's packed, not packed like a weekend though. We found a spot to dance but it was too cramped. From where we were standing, it looked like the pool area wasn't open but we were too lazy to fight through the crowd to check out the situation. There was good hip hop playing for 30 minutes straight.\n\nI'm only 26 and already cantankerous. Crowds make me grumpy and I don't have the energy to club all night...lame. If you're lame like me but curious about this place, you should come on a Monday. If I return here, it will only be if I get bottle service, which I'm too poor for anyway. I'm just happy I'm able to say that I've been to XS. I will agree that it is very pretty inside.


We had a family reunion this past weekend in Las Vegas and all of us tried to experience all that was Vegas together.\n\nComing from the Midwest, we don't get to experience Jollibee or any chain restaurants from the Philippines... so of course who would not want to visit this establishment when in town! The food... always as I remembered.. Chicken is always crispy and the gravy adds just a perfect touch to the crunchy wonder and to complete your Jollibee experience would be their famous spaghetti! \n\nNow.... for the service. Since it was the sunday before Labor Day... Jollibee was rockin at lunchtime and so was the chaos. But for several of my family members we shared a family meal of a bucket of chicken with spaghetti and rice.  I believe the order came with 3 pies. We ordered 2 peach/mango pies and a banana/langka pie along with a bottle of water. \n\nWe got our order, but no pies.. We ate and after the meal I brought the receipt back to the counter and told the employee from which we ordered our meal...she referred us to the manager (she was wearing a blue top with glasses, bun on her head).  I explained we received our order except for the pies.  Instead of simply apologizing and giving the  pies... she goes on to tell me she filled the order herself and remembers the bottle of water and that she put the pies on the tray. I told her, \"no... sorry... we did not receive any pies.\" She then states, \"well... where were you sitting.\" I told her where we were sitting. (Not that I needed to do that... she basically IMPLIED THAT I WAS LYING!) Seriously!!!!#$%^&*() Then she tells me.... \"I put the order together... I remember I put the water on the tray. After going back and forth for a few minutes... I told her do you think it is possible (in this crazy world we live in) that someone else ordered chicken and spaghetti at Jolibee's along with a BOTTLE OF WATER! \n\nC'mon! \n\nIt's not until I asked her... \"are you seriously going to argue with me about pies?\" then she looked embarrassed... and just gave me the pies cause she didn't want her employees and other patrons staring.  Didn't look at me... didn't say sorry. Just tossed the pies. I almost said prior to her giving the pies... forget it... just give me my money back. I would expect this from an hourly employee, but not a manager whom which \"should\" be setting an example. If this is what the managers do... I can only speculate what the rest of the staff does. \n\nI hardly go on to yelp... but I like to read many reviews. So this is a pretty bad experience in order for me to yelp. \n\nTo the manager at this location... Thank you for ruining my nostalgic experience for the Philippines


This occurred around last month. and it was a little disappointing.\n\nThe office were not that good on talking, they never gave me a fair quote on the deal. And the worst thing on that deal was the employee itself itself is quite lazy on the work. They don't have SOP's or Standards, if you ask me if this people are good, I would gladly say NO. Not the right people or company to hire for electric wiring problems.\n\nOw, the name itselp implies the attitude of the electricians that came into my house. Zero Energy.


I've visited the Slider Truck probably a dozen times or so. Each time I've gone, I've been greeted with an enthusiastic fist-bump and the intoxicating smell of freshly-cooked beef. The truck's owner (would it be unprofessional for me to call him our culinary savior?), Ric, takes great care to make each and every customer feel welcome, and he doesn't let them leave with an empty stomach.\n\nWith the food he dishes out, though, how could one even consider leaving when there's still room for more? From the more-or-less standard Pep Pep, to the sauce-laden Barbie -- from the \"safe\" Plain Jane to the caramelized-jalape\u00f1o-spiked Pulled Porkie... Ric hasn't made me a slider yet that I haven't loved.\n\nThe Slider Truck is something I had never even dreamt of, but now that it's here I can't imagine a world without it. I'm not saying it's the only thing I care to eat anymore, but it's really nice to have a relatively-quick, inexpensive and extremely-delicious option for my lunch breaks.\n\nIt's strange -- the Slider Truck seemed to just materialize out of nowhere one day, didn't it? I saw Matt tweeting about it one day and decided to try it out, and now here we are. Maybe Ric is actually a dark wizard-chef from the future, come to advance civilization to new and tasty heights! It's one possible explanation. More likely he was just tired of all the crap being dished out, and the lack of culture and street-side camaraderie in Las Vegas, and he decided to do something about it.\n\nEither way, I respect this man and I thank him for the food truck revolution he's begun. God bless Ric and his big truck of tiny burgers.\n\n#yelplove


A trip to Pho Avina is a trip worth forgetting about. Swung by this joint for a Saturday lunch, the place was packed, with a schmeezly one server for +10 tables. \n\nQuestionable spring rolls with peanut sauce uncomfortably light brown and milky..luke warm broth in my bowl of pho (should be piping!)... and flagging down the server to order, to get water, to get a check, to get back a check was NOT cool at all. \n\nYes, I may be critical because of my Southern California descent, but I know it doesn't take a rocket scientist to make a decent spring roll or hire more servers when clearly needed. X-NAY!


Vdara is a really nice hotel to stay in.  I've seen many hotel suites in Vegas before including Caesars Palace, The Palazzo, The Venetian, and The Hotel at Mandalay Bay.  The suite that my friends stayed in had a lot of features that many hotels i've stayed in didn't have.  There was a small mini kitchen in our suite that included a stove top and range hood.  Some other features include a doorbell system that doubles as a \"do not disturb\" as well as maid service signal.  There were also automated blinds that would go up and down with the push of a button. There were also different types of room set-ups with dual 42 inch flat screens that split the living area and the bedroom area that my friends stayed at.  The suite we got only had one flat screen, but felt more spacious.  .   \nI have to say the best part of staying in a suite at the Vdara is the view.  The view from my room was a view of the Luxor, MGM, and Mandalay Bay.  The view across the hall had the Bellagio, so we saw a lot of fountain shows when my friends were hanging out in that room.  \n\nSome of the pros of the hotel is that the air is infused with some kind of scent, but i guess it's bad for the guests who want a substance free feel.  The other pro is that the entire hotel is smoke free.  There is also a walkway to the Bellagio and a tram that connects the hotel to the city center which is cool.  \n\nThe only con i could think of about the hotel is that it isn't exactly on the strip.  It's a fairly decent walk to get onto the strip.  \n\nI can see myself staying at this hotel more than once.


I was excited that a new casino the SLS had opened in Vegas.  And a new club. LIfe.  I was so unimpressed and disappointed by the club. Life is a total waste of time and money. Horrible service, rude staff  overpriced beyond rheir north strip ghetto local.  Do not waste your time. Lame


Went here looking for something to eat that was fast.  Turns out the only thing that was fast were my bowels after I ate here.  I got mild food poisoning along with a friend that ate here the same night.  \n\nNow if the food was really really good I could maybe maybe deal with it and take my chances but it was mediocore at BEST.  Nothing really tasty or unique about their pizza.  Also, the service was slow considering the amount of customers they had.  I'm done!


One word to describe this place DIRTY! With all the bodies that they pack in here you think they would provide good a/c. It's so sticky and gross the moment you walk in. Nothing is clean and the playground is not maintained. The tables to eat on are neglected and I didn't see a worker wipe them once. Even the workers look dirty as if they ran a marathon I guess due to the lack of ventilation. Expect to smell body odor the entire time you are here. After leaving I needed a shower. For the price they charge I expected a more clean environment I was lucky enough to have a groupon so I paid half the regular cost. The kids enjoyed the place but complained about the smell.


Hands down best sushi I have ever had so impressed with the service the view (I went at dinner and the every 15 minute fountain show was amazing on the patio, weather was perfect!) food was amazing well prepared and topped with great additions. Service was impeccable must try if your in Vegas and like sushi.


Super cute, old school Italian-American restaurant, replete with Christmas lights strung around the bar, very friendly wait staff and a killer beer/drink list. I didn't have pizza, but it looked good...Had the special veggie lasagna and a couple vodka drinks (they have Death's Door, among others) and the excellent garlic bread. The vibe is laid back- really homey. I could see making this a regular stop in the neighborhood. Others obviously agree because the place was packed on Saturday night.


Ok, went her last weekend because a friend of mine had heard good things about it. I know it from hearing about the West Hollywood location (popular celeb hangout, good food, etc.). We went here on a Saturday night and it wasn't all that busy (dinner was at 8 p.m.) Everything started out fine until we were waiting for our food and one of our guests spotted something interesting behind our booth, which was up against one of the walls of the restaurant. WTF??? Why was there a MASSIVE RAT TRAP behind our booth? (Picture to come) Is this place hiding something we don't know? That is absolutely disgusting. To top it off, our MINIATURE SIZED entree's came. Wow, this place is more of a rip off. My friend had the chicken yakitori (pint size chicken skewers). Wow $16! I had the hamachi ($22). Don't get me wrong, the food was pretty good but the price of the food certainly does not match the service of the place. Our waitress was at times horrible. My friend asked for a bottle of wine, which she was quoted as saying was between $29 and $35. She never came back to confirm that price and then she had the audacity to charge $48 for that bottle. She also added one too many orders of a bottle of sake. This place is just all wrong. I wouldn't bother wasting your money there.


Reading the previous review, I am very surprised with their experience at Bink's. I too dined at this great new restaurant last night and experienced the five star service I expect from Chef Kevin Binkley and his staff. Keep in mind, this restaurant has only been open since Wednesday, March 20! \n\nMy friend and I were 15 minutes late for our reservation and still were seated promptly, first on the patio and then when we decided it was a bit too cold they told us we could wait a bit for a table or sit at the bar. We happily sat at the bar where we enjoyed the bartender, Joby as well as the sommelier, Amy Binkley's service. \n\nAfter a great wine recommendation, we ordered the beets and the burratta. Both were served in approx. 5 minutes after we ordered. And both were so tasty! We also received a little gift from the Chef, an order of sweet and sour sweetbreads, which were delicious! And not something I would usually order so it was a great treat. \n\nNext we asked for help choosing between the cauliflower and the broccoli. Joby said to go with the broccoli and he was spot on! Finally, we ordered the risotto and it was the best part of our meal. We wanted seconds, but opted to try a cake doughnut (just one!) before we finished up, paid our tab and headed home. \n\nThe bill for all of that food and a bottle of wine, only $80!!! \n\nMy review of this restaurant - incredible food, polite, accommodating service, overall wonderful experience. I will be back! In fact, I already made another reservation for next Saturday!