I had the sliders, which were pretty good, but pretentiously overpriced at $28.  The guy next to me was unfortunate enough to have ordered the Lobster Tacos.  Don't remember the exact price but over $20.  There were 10 people at the table and I have never seen so many people belly laughing and whipping out their phones to capture the moment as when these \"king's New Clothes\" tacos were delivered.  Even a petite person would have a hard time making more than one bite out of each of these.  We all, honestly, thought it was a joke.  What happened to the \"value\" cuisine  of Las Vegas?  Every one of these restaurant's, in the modern casinos, is $100/head - minimum.  There's something just wrong about $50 for solitary modest portion of meat with two potato chips on top.


Eh. I wouldn't clear my schedule for the night to come here, but it's a cool pregame/chill spot. In my opinion it's one of those places you need to come with a big group to have a really good time.


Ordered take out. Best potato salad I've EVER had!! The crab cakes were delish and the corn bread was a perfect accompaniment. I also enjoyed the brown rice as well as the pasta. Can't wait to get back here and try more stuff!!


I like it hear. Had the perfect breakfast. Two eggs sunnyside up, a slice of french toast, and FOUR turkey breakfast sausage. It was the right amount and delish.


Pitas are always good. However at this location the water taste like they poured it from the toilet bowl. The server brought out lemonade that taste like something from Mars. Also he didn't bring out the food or do any refills. Not impressed with the service but pitas are always good. Good luck on the drinks because what we had sucked!!


I base my rating on the first and last impression of this venue. Parking. Plan for an hour to get in and at least an hour to get out. We will never be back. This venue should be embarrased. Venues double the size can get patrons in and out faster.


Holy crap does this place not have ANY customer service in their DNA.\n\nAs the retail customer and the person that ultimately keeps them in business, you'd think they'd be a little warmer, more helpful and willing to work with you. They are not. In fact my wife and I found them snobby, condescending and not at all helpful.\n\nDuring the remodel process, we had to go to the slab yard a few times, each time felt like we were an inconvenience to them. \n\nThe final trip to Arizona Tile came a week before fabrication. Our fabricator Diamond Granite (see their AWESOME review on Yelp, went to confirm our slab was there. He asked them to pull it for us so that we could see it at 1:30PM as we had a very limited window of time to view the slab before picking up kids at school. When we arrived, they were once again too busy for us and had us take a seat. When we got to talk to someone they were unaware of our slab and asked who had our paperwork? How are we supposed to know? We were told they never pull a slab until a customer arrives and we'd have to wait for a large truckload that was now being offloaded. \n\nWe told them we had to be out at 2PM. It was now 1:45. At 2PM, we were told to be patient. At 2:15PM someone went out to see if the slab was there. It wasn't until 2:20PM a full 50 minutes after we arrived, that we had minutes to confirm our slab choice.\n\nI couldn't wait to get out of there. My wife and I hated the experience of working with Arizona Tile. The other company we looked at was Bedrosian's and the experience there was night and day different.\n\nOur recommendation: Go to Bedrosian's first for great customer service. If they don't have what you want, be prepared to get crappy customer service in exchange for the larger selection.


This is a pretty small location, although that is to be expected since it is inside the Golden Nugget. There is an outdoor patio so you can enjoy your coffee while people watching on Fremont Street. The line can get long, but the staff is really nice and work fast. I got my coffee really fast despite how busy it was.\n\nThe  reason I had to take off a few stars is that they do not take the Starbucks card and do not give Starbucks rewards members any of the benefits. This was the only Starbucks I went to in Las Vegas that did that and the others I had gone to were in casinos as well. I can understand not wanting to be part of Starbucks rewards, but I don't see how hard it would be to take Starbucks cards since they already accept credit and debit cards. I could have gotten coffee somewhere else, but I made the effort to go here just because it was a Starbucks so I was disappointed that I couldn't pay with my Starbucks card.


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These 5 stars are for Belinda. I have personally never gotten hair/nail service here before.\n\nIf you're looking for an amazing Esthetician then you must come here! I have been to many waxers and I stopped looking at Belinda. \n\nWhen I first came to Belinda, about a year ago and a half ago, my eyebrows were a mess. My sister tried to do them and made them a complete disaster. I let them grow out a bit and went to Belinda to fix them. She exceeded my expectations by a mile. She made them gorgeous.  She truly is a mater when it comes to any waxing. \n\nIf you're looking for a someone to trust with your face appearance, go to Belinda!! She will make you look beautiful and you will not regret it. She's probably the best in town.


Randy back in the hitch install bay is great. After another shop torqued my hitch down to 120ft lbs (really?!?!?!) he was quick to get it right and ease my mind. Work was quick and efficient, I would highly recommend Randy and the team here for hitch installation and service to anyone. Great job guys!


Inchin's is my go-to place for a few specific dishes on their menu. If you like spicy mustard, definitely try the Spicy Mustard Paneer appetizer, it is a very innovative paneer appetizer, the presentation and the taste are super yummy! Lat Mai Paneer is another great appetizer option. \nTry Chili Garlic Noodles - Another favorite. \nDesserts - Give them a miss, not impressive. \nAmbience is fun, low-key.


Sports bars with great service are bank in my book. Often, I visit ones where the rowdy action that's happening on TV and throughout the bar gives servers an excuse to neglect your dining needs or act hurried in their interactions, but I'm pleased to say Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers in Old Town Scottsdale is a great exception to this rule.\n\nI went there recently to watch the Indiana Pacers beat the Miami Heat (woo!) and had a great time chilling out on the mister-filled patio. We had prime seating in front of a large flat-screen television and a cool view of Old Town Scottsdale. Now I know why the patio is constantly packed whenever I drive by - the place has great food, a killer happy hour, 25 TVs and service with a smile.\n\nOne of the things that's greatest about Cold Beer & Cheeseburgers is that their happy hour lasts until 7 p.m., and starts at 3 p.m. It features great specials, including $3 domestic pints and $5 appetizers. \n\nAs the restaurant name implies, the beer list is huge, but my favorite part about the meal was the delicious grilled cheese sandwich and side salad. The sandwich comes with fries or chips for $8, and with my salad, it was only $10. This was great bar food, a huge portion, with three types of cheeses and tomato. I added avocado, which is my favorite way to have it. I was impressed with the fresh salad, and left taking half my sandwich home.\n\nMy companion's Turkey Burger ($12) also looked generous, and he said it tasted graet. I stole some of his sweet potato tots (an extra $2), and they were worth the splurge - perfectly crispy and, again, a massive portion that had him taking half the meal home. \n\nThroughout the night, I was pleasantly surprised any server that passed by our table checked on us. Servers should work as a team, helping out each other's tables with whatever they need, and that's the philosophy here - really impressive.\n\nThe atmosphere was fun, with friendly banter and cheering among tables for the games. It's casual and unpretentious, yet you'll feel valued and have a great meal. Also, be sure to \"check in\" on Yelp, Facebook or Twitter to score 10 percent off your bill.


This is a RETALIATION POST.  Should we start with the ambiance, people watching or wine selection.  All good.  No, we'll just dive in to the horrible handling of a bad dish.  My girlfriend ordered Veal Piccata and the dish was too salty to eat.   I was done with my meal by the time our waiter asked about her plate ( he took the plate away and said the \"boss is fixing it.\")  The \"boss\" came back from the kitchen with the original veal re-plated as a thinned down version of the original and blamed the saltiness on the Romano cheese.   [I've seen  the movie Waiting and could not discern what thinning agent they used.]  She did not taste the rinsed off version of the Veal Piccata.  She sent the plate back a second time.  The waiter told me that the boss and the chef had tasted her food and it was fine;  that same plate was redelivered to her to eat.  They charged us full price for the entree and offered no renumeration for their inedible meal.   Loved the soup, good wine and my Chicken Marsala, but when faced with candid legitimate criticism, they were indignant, incredulous, and rude.


Worst stay ever...! The place is newer built but the upkeep is awful.  The smoke alarms kept beeping and I had to call the front desk for them to fix them.  Well it turns out the batteries were dead...!!  I couldn't believe that a resort would not keep track of their maintenance issues specially in regards to their customers safety!!!  That was the beginning of our nightmare.  We got to the resort in the evening time the village was just very disgusting with the stench of sewer from what i could tell.  Like other have said the village is a ghost town and the stores that are conducting business are always closed from what I experienced.  They have a lot of empty commercial space available, that should have been a sign for me.....  I complained about what seemed to me was a truck running all night pressure washing something in the village and was told by the front desk \"we have no control of what the village does or doesn't do no matter the time of day\".  I thought wow this place truly isn't worth of being in business!!!  Please if you want to relax and have a good time do not stay here...!!\n\nYou have been warned


This store must think that people don*t shop or that they are stupid.Why would someone buy used furniture with absolutely no warranty, when you can buy new furniture for less.My wife and I had our eye on a Robert Michael sectional for $1699, the salesperson said it would be $3500 at a new furniture store.We found an ad for a store called Lawrences Furniture that said they carried Robert Michael furniture.This store was great, the sectional was only $1299 for a new one in any fabric we wanted, and came with a warranty.We also bought another $5000 from Lawrences..Don!t buy used buy new, it!s that simple.....Shop till you drop.


Tequila Bar, I came here after reading reviews on yelp. I was looking for a cheap bar with decent drinks. When I saw they had a 128oz Blue Fishbowl for $20 I YELPed! But was disappointed to hear they had no \n\"fishbowls\" and would service it in two large cups. The two cups turned out to be 64oz Plastic pitchers, which was pretty fun. What wasn't fun was that 1. It has no \"fishies\" in it (like the picture) and 2. It was 90% Soda. Boo! But hey, for the novelty- the price wasn't bad!\n\nThe Nacho's at the next table did look pretty delectable, but I just came from a big dinner so I just ordered the \"southwestern corn on the cob\". I was curious. What made it southwestern? I should have known when I ordered it and the waiter said, corn- you want the corn? ok. And Corn is exactly what I got. Just boiled corn with a square of butter... for $3 - FAIL


Food was good but, not great. Location is very cool, in the town center. (think Big White columned building with southern looking square)\n\nNo lunch specials-you paid dinner prices.


Scale of 1-10 (single visit):\n5 Food\n7 Service\n7 Atmosphere\n6 Value\n\nUpon first walking in it smelled like a Mr. Gatti's.  Now, I love Mr. Gatti's (do any even still exist?), so that's not an insult, except that that smell means to me that I should be getting big food for little money, and that wasn't the case.\n\nI wasn't even expecting that much, and this place failed.  The server was nice enough and well timed though he didn't ask if we'd ever been there before to offer some info.\n\nThen the food came out.  With the exception of a hum-drum tomato sauce on our veggie \"thinbread\" pizza, the flavors were excellent.  The house dressing on the salad was great, and my European \"deepdish\" (no tomato sauce) tasted superb.  But let me backup - it's not a deepdish.  AT ALL.  It's a normal pizza with bread walls.  And the thincrust wasn't a thincrust either!!  They were both just normal pizzas.  EPIC FAIL.  Deepdish should require a fork and a knife.  I used my hands, easily.  Therefore I received half the food I was expecting.\n\nOn the upside, they offer half-pitchers of Oak Creek beers, which is a big win.  That and the flavors on my European were all that stood between this place and one less star.  The only people that can possibly rate this place well have never had a real thincrust or deepdish pizza.


I do not give 1 star reviews lightly, but this business is beyond unprofessional.  Their business practices seem to change with the mood of the owner, and it is the customers who suffer.


The caramel ones were heaven on earth, but I agree with the other Yelpers that the standard brownie is on the dry side.\n\nI still have quite a few flavors to sample, but from what I have seen so far, they are not worth the price point.


I think the location in homestead has ruined this place. Dirty dirty dirty.\n\nBathrooms unkept, entry door handle and windows filthy\n\nPizza had too much sauce on it and was drenched. Server was coarse, not refined\n\nServing items were old and rusty. Temperature of food was not hot\n\nLow quality, but probably ok with pittsburgher s


Such an awesome show. So much fun to be had. The music is great, the dancing is outstanding and the comedy is top rate.


Very friendly service and nice atmosphere. They also allowed me to order the kid's bean & cheese burrito, which was only $4 and very large! It was also very good. Hopefully I will be able to return in the future to try more of the menu.


I went to the Smashburger Yelp event a couple weeks ago and was pretty impressed with the food and have been raving about those SmashFries since. The burgers were flavorful, not overly greasy, and the fries were cooked to perfection. \n\nUnfortunately, that night gave an unrealistic expectation of what the chain really serves up- greasy burgers and old crunchy fries. The only thing that seemed to be as I remembered were the sweet potato fries. \n\nWe ordered the large burgers, something I won't recommend as they come on the same size bun- the patty is the only thing that's larger which makes it flop over the side of the bun condiment-less. \n\nMy burger was also served on a tray only half lined with paper, so I had straggling fries. The staff was kind enough the leave the expo ticket on my plate, too (yay fiber!). The tray liner was also soaked in grease, something that didn't happen on Yelp night- I double checked the photos. This is a shame since this location is a stone's throw away from Red Robin, In-n-Out and a couple other places. \n\nTIP: Wear a Yelp shirt for good food.


My family ate here the evening of March 29th 2012. After we were done eating I took my 4 year old to the bathroom to wash her hands and saw a live roach on his back wiggling his legs in the air. I asked a female staff member to come to the restroom and showed this to her all she said was \"well we get sprayed for bugs every week so maybe he just crawled up the drain and the bug company says there is no guarantee \" I dont know about everyone else's pest control companys but any that I have ever talked to say that you should not see any bugs between spraying. Needless to say I am disgusted and will be reporting this restaurant to the health dept.


Great sushi.  Friendly service.  A good mom and pop operation. The bonsai roll was delicious.   One of the better sushi places and great prices too.


The line was very long but it was worth the wait. The service was good too. Our waiter was helpful and fast. \nLove the restaurant's entrance with fire inside the glass. We had to take a picture in front of it. \nThe food was great, my favorite were the Truffle Parmesan Fries and I highly recommend them. We first started with the Jalape\u00f1o Popper Shots. I love spicy food but I don't know if it was cause I was drinking on a empty stomach or my Acid Reflux; but they were very spicy and gave me heartburn. I did enjoy the ranch sauce that you dip the poppers in, it was very yummy, refreshing, and helped with the heat of the popper. Next we got ours Burgers and the Truffle Parmesan Fries. The fries were so delicious. I love Parmesan cheeses and these fries were top with lots of it. I order the American Burger. It was very good but I wanted well done. Still good and juicy. \nOverall I would highly recommend trying Gordon Ramsay BurGR and I will be coming back when I'm in Las Vegas.


First off I want to state the Doctors here are great and I have always had great service with the staff, but not today... I have normally never had a problem with this place and have always been taken care of and I would like to just state that Arial at the front desk needs an attitude adjustment. Requested for medical records to be mailed to them... 11/6/14.... You have to keep calling to see if they have been received because they can't call you to let you know and here I am a month later still they say they never received them so I request for them to fax the paperwork. Fax number on the website (the main website) should be right don't you think? I call back and tell Arial that a fax should be coming she asked where I sent it and I gave her the fax from their website and she argued with me. All I was stating is that the website is wrong and she says \"I don't care what the website says it is not our fax number\" really??? She could have handled that completely different. If you don't want to deal with people or give them compassion you shouldn't be in health care. If it wasn't so hard to find a good doctor in this town I would not be using this office. Doctors are great customer service is horrible.


Dick's was in the hotel we stayed in. We stopped by to check out the live music which was actually pretty good. The drinks were good but the bartenders were blah. No personality and not real attentive. The bar was rather empty so I would have expected more interaction. I really wasn't impressed but maybe on a more happening night I would have really loved it. I wouldn't go back even if I was staying in the same hotel.


As my mom went to her routine seek-n-find at the Goodwill off of 16th street & Indian School and I saw a sign that read Apotecary and I thought \"OH! TEA!!\" and ventured in that direction!!\n\nWhen I arrived at the door, I was met by several magzine stands such as Echo magazine - if you are familar with the GBLT community of Phoenix, then you'll TOTALLY know what I'm talking about. I didn't think much of it and then I entered the clean and well maintained store. I was met by a rather decent sized book case displaying many memoirs and biographies: Ellen DeGeneris, Rock Hudson, Bette Midler, Cher, May West as well as massage therapy how-to books... waaaaaaaiiiit a minute... something's amiss...\n\nI thought to myself as I looked about and saw nearly a dozen busts of a man's \"front\". Basically from the neck down to... there. Yeah - THERE. A dozen one eyed snakes staring me in the face... mocking me... scaring me! I wanted to run, but I couldn't resist so onward I trekked. \n\nI saw what at first sight looks like a typical gift shop. Full of candleholders, Native inspired ceramic pottery, books galore, bumber stickers, magazines and other home decor. But at second glance I realize that those candleholers were either phallic in shape or were rainbow colored, the ceramic pottery was actually quite nice and original, the books were about... -ahem- love? lol. and the books were about a plethera of things: gay sex, the occult, alternative medicine and overviews of different religions, the magazines needed a proof of ID to be purchaced and hot guys smothered in lube (atleast I HOPE it was) were splashed on it's covers and the bumber stickers were of rainbows, triangles and cute sayings like \"I heart cowbois\" u know - the usual. What really tripped me out was that they even had a rainbow dream catcher!! I swear if I had the money I would have TOTALLY bought it! \n\nI came upon the oils and they all smelled so lovely! As did the incense. I wish I could have gotten a stick or two! The Moonlit Goddess smelled fantastic! I came upon the loose leaf teas and I was a little disappointed. What I was hoping to be splendid teas from around the world (or atleast from around the country) were nothing but different types of herbs. Frankensece, myrr, Dragon's blood, Iris and lavender. \n\nI left the store loose leaf teas OUT of hand. Over all, I LOOOOVED their goods. I plan on bringing a few of my friends the next time I visit. \n\nBut what bothered me the most was the lack of friendliness from their lone store clerk. He seemed more interested in lining a couple of dozen bottles up perfectly in two neat rows than to look up at me and smile. I even considered buying a small vile of lavender.. I looked at him and nodded toward the shelves of jars and gave a slight smile. He glanced up at me and went back to his bottles without so much as a recipricated smile or nod. I made a face and bolted out the door. You can have all the cutest gaypride knick-knacks in the world, but if you can't crack a SMILE - then you can't part me from my money! \n\nLove their stuff hate their staff. But I still think it's worth a paruse atleast once. :) For nothing but the sight of those busts alone!


I was recently invited by Rubios to celebrate the return of their delicious enchilada's; wow! Thank you for bringing them back. The sauce is what got me hooked. Tip: get a side of the red enchilada sauce to enjoy it with your chips.... Yum!


I was in Scottsdale AZ with my wife and kids during spring break this year. My wife is a great vacation planner so she typically handles all the dinner reservations.  \n\nWhen the restaurant she reserved cancelled all reservations last minute due to some renovation issues on site, she was frustrated; so I took on the responsibility of finding us another spot for our date night. \n\nBesides its location totally setting the tone, the ambiance exceeded my expectations. It was twice as cozy as you would expect from a stake house. The hostess was polite from the phone till we met in person. \n\nOut butler was in training but was thorough non the less. Every dish was hand crafted to impress.  My favorite fish Chilean sea bass was probably the best recipe I have had anywhere in all my travels in or out the country. The wine selections matched our desire for the night and the Head Chef came out to discuss our delight. \n\nWe even took photos outside the epic sign because it was so memorable. Above all it made me look like the avid diner date planner which I am not. My wife kept saying I made a great choice. I wish they had a location in NY. I am a Pesca-vegetarian so I live for good fish eateries. Eddie V's is officially the best seafood restaurant, second to none. Come with a loaded wallet though you will be unloading it and glad to be.


Like most of the reviews have already stated... no one else was in the restaurant. I don't understand how they stay in business, and I assumed the restaurant portion of the building was merely a front. \n\nI did not enjoy the atmosphere of this place, at all. A nice woman took our order, then went to the kitchen to make it, I assume. The food was decent, actually pretty tasty. I ordered the vegetable platter, it was about 15 dollars which was twice as much as what my friend got, for half as much food. I didn't care, I thought it was pretty delicious. \n\nI don't think I will go back because I'm fairly sure I can find a decent indian food place with a slightly better vibe.


I wanted to like this place more but I think I may have just expected too much. The food is quite good, but unfortunately not prepared that well. The ambience is cute but the service isn't great.\n\n-Chicken BLT - the chicken and bacon were delicious but the flat bread was completely burnt so all I could taste was char. Side salads were yummy though.\n\nI like that they use seasonal and fresh ingredients, but the way it's presented isn't the best. The breakfast items people ordered around me looked tasty though!


Free entrance,  free champagne all night for ladies,huka section, dance section, and 2 bars. The rooms are dark and sexy. What more could you ask for?  Enough said.\n\nHOWEVER, 2 well drinks=$26 bucks. ouch!


First and last time.  Not overly picky when I am ordering pizza for delivery but this pizza has no flavor.  Just moved to Chandler...never heard of the place...didn't look at yelp.  I would choose Domino's over this and I am not a fan of Domino's.  The delivery was slow but it was also the NCAA championship night so was fine with that.  The delivery person came back about 20 min later as he said he forgot to give us our 2 liter bottle of soda and bread...I had not ordered them.  He said they came free with every order so if that if the case, I applaud them for that!


Braydon and the rest of the team at Pinnacle Capital Mortgage in the Scottsdale Branch does a great job at understanding your needs and helping you to qualify for the program that best fits your needs. I would highly recommend Braydon if you need a loan for a new home purchase, a refinance, and also renovation.


What a joke. Indifferent and rude receptionists. Lazy artists. Go to a real tattoo shop and avoid this place. For drunk tourists only!!


My wife and I are of the BBQ loving variety, and we're also the kind that believes it's difficult to do EVERYTHING well. Every place has it's strengths and weaknesses.\n\nFirst, the strengths:\n- Green Chile Mac is very, very good. We both liked it, and it's gotta a little kick, and a GREAT flavor. Love it!\n- Baked potato salad: I need a carton of this in my fridge at all times. My wife is a potato salad snob, and she loves this stuff, as do I. It's nothing short of amazing..possibly the best I've ever tried from a restaurant.\n- Ribs--tangy and good! We've done ribs before, and they're not easy, but these are super yummy! Not too dry, and very good flavor!\n- The \"Original\" BBQ sauce is on the sweet side and is very good, and the spicy sauce is also great! I'd love to do a BBQ with either of these!\n\nThe weaknesses:\n- Coleslaw. Ouch. I think Raising Cain's has better slaw...cold and crisp but very little flavor.\n- Chicken. Oh this one hurt. I think I've made better BBQ chicken...it just didn't have much flavor!\n\nThe Average: \n- Brisket. It's ok. Mine was moist and juicy, but the flavor didn't knock my socks off. Given that we paid $30 for the both of us, I was really hoping it would blow me away.\nIt's not that it was bad! It's just... well, I'd rather have Rudy's Brisket. I also felt like half of my 1/2 pound sandwich was fat...and brisket is a pretty fatty cut so that's not completely unexpected.\n- Pulled pork. The pulled pork WAS better than the brisket but still not much to write home about.\n\nWe both felt like the strength of the BBQ sauce was there to cover up the meat... and that's kind of a backwards way to do it. But everyone has they're own style. For us, I think we'll say we tried it and move on. The service was good and the place has a nice little feel. But overall for the money I think there's more flavor elsewhere. I'd rather give this 2.5 stars than 2, but the weak mainstay, the BBQ, is hard to overlook. I will say this place has their sides DIALED IN. Can't beat that potato salad and chile mac! Yummy! But it might be time to reevaluate that BBQ technique a tad.


My son wanted to eat at Rehab and I wasn't thrilled about going to another burger place.  I LOVED this place.  The food was amazing.  I had a poblano burger at our waiter's suggestion and didn't regret it for a second.  The sweet potato tots that my son had were awesome but those onion rings were unreal.  We watched some football while we ate which was a bonus.  Everyone that worked there was really friendly and very fast.  Our waiter brought out aioli for me without me asking because he said he thought I might like it and then brought me a lid in case I wanted to take some home with me for my left-overs.  Amazing!  It was great service and it was obvious that the people there loved their jobs.  We will definitely be going back there and I will be bringing friends.


Passable middle eastern and mediterranean food in a nice State Street setting close to campus.


Decided to check the new one out in Bridgeville with a friend for dinner. Made a reservation but found the place fairly empty that it really wasn't needed.\nThe ceiling appears to be unfinished and now and then a \"heater\" would blow for a small time to try to warm the room.\nThe menu specials are misleading. They advertised a stuffed shrimp with crabmeat for only $12.00 but in actuality that was really an appetizer.\nWe ordered French onion soup and salads. The soup was very good. The salad I had was fair.\nOn the plus side we received prompt and courteous attention.\nThe menu appears to be overpriced so we decided not to go with the high ended dinners. Please note this is a \"chain\" restaurant. Dress is casual.\nChances are we won't be coming back.


This place is hidden, and hard to find for someone whose not familiar with the area.  Great people, great martinis and great customers.  My favorite bar in town.  The people who work there have been around for a while.  They know you by your name and they feel comfortable to shake your hand or give you a hag......  Sofia Lauren Martini and some oldies are one of my favorite drinks at Merc.  They have another one in NY which i have been there but i prefer the one in Phx.


This is about the fourth visit to Goldmans and although a lot of people rave about it, I don't think it's as good as Chompies.\nI had the pastrami sandwich on this visit, and although it was good, it simply doesn't have the flavor that Chompies has. \nThat being said, it's still a good choice for a big deli sandwich, and a good value when considering the size of the sandwiches.\nTheir breads are very fresh, and portions huge, but still, not as tasty as Chompies....


This place is all right. Check in was a breeze (maybe because I came at 4am!). Yes it's old and outdated, but there's free wi-fi, so that's a plus for me. :)


Alright at best staff wasn't very helpful and food took along time for no one to be there...


Route One is for guys who haven't succumbed to Topman and cardigans. Or Jack Willis and polo shirts. They do girls clothes too, but I always associate Route One with mens clothing. \n\nMy boyfriend and his friends (early 20's) still shop here, and I am kinda glad. With brands like Vans, Famous Stars and Straps and Zoo York this shop is fits the exact style I like my men to be in. It is very teenage-y what with it being on Cockburn Street and surrounded by emo/skater clothes shops, so we do feel pretty old when we shop there. And it can be quite expensive but that is what the sale rail is for, right?


This place has really gone downhill in the last year. Customer service is bad & the sandwiches are just ok. They do make a pretty good salad but I just can't get past the attitude of some newer employees. I don't want these knuckleheads anywhere near my food.


The itty bitty tiny portions they give you is delicious.  Our bill was seriously $63 for a sandwich smaller then an english muffin, cut up romaine with beef over it, and a bowl of fried rice.\n\nWe ate at the airport about an hour later - we were starving!


The d\u00e9cor is simple but upscale, service is very good, and the price is way high for the tiniest plates I've ever had, but this is some of the best food I've ever had!  Just a beautiful exotic dance of familiar flavors, warm and melting in your mouth.  The steak melted on my tongue!  Where did it go?  Just slid down my throat!  Sweet Jesus!  Went there on a date, spent over a hundred bucks, ordering plate after plate of food that made me cry for what I've missed all my life.  Do I still think it's over priced?  Yes, because I haven't been back since this time last year!  Just too much to pay and still have no leftovers.  FYI, I'm 5'8 with a 27 in waist, no fatty but I expect to be fed!  Perhaps I also fear that our next encounter cannot top the first, so I savor this sweet memory...


Last time I ordered to go, I got the chow mein noodles instead of fried rice. When I got home, I opened my box to find literally chow mein noodles. No sauce, no veggies, nothing on the noodles. They basically boiled the noodles in water then placed in the box. Okay.... so I went back today. Got the lunch special. The chicken with mixed vegetables was good, but only the vegetables. The chicken was soggy and slimy and just not good. The fried rice was fried rice with egg. No vegetables. The service is also really strange and awkward. Time to find a new restaurant.


Woke up early morning and decided to wander a little before the bf woke up.  Passed by this place and saw orange juice so I got in line.  I ended up buying orange juice and coconut macaroons.  The macaroons were really tasty...I can't say it was a good combo with orange juice but I was really thankful that I bought a bag of those.  I was munching on those all morning.


Ok, I admit it, I love reality TV and trashy \"celebrity\" shows.\nNot enough to pay for a Kardashian pen, $8 bottle of water or paper face mask of them.\nDidn't seem like anyone else did either.\nNo photos allowed.\nPoor quality merch (those beach towels looked faded and tacky)\nService was fine, but really just consisted of a guy standing around since noone was interested in buying anything.\nThose girls make enough money already, why degrade yourself with selling stuff no one needs (or wants)


This place was not what I expected.  It is a huge open space with a large bar stuck right in the middle.  The menu is more upscale than the usual sports 'bar' selections, but I guess that is the difference between sports bar and sports grill?\n\nThe food was good, but if I remember correctly they had little to no draft beer.  They could have had Bud or Coors or something, but to me that translates to no beer on tap.  \n\nThey have a lot of flat screen tvs as they should,  but I like a little bit more character in my sports bar.  This is much too commercial for my taste.


We got in for free from Social House upstairs, but left pretty quickly.  The club is rather small, and when we were there, it was pretty empty.  I certainly wouldn't pay to come in here.


HONESTLY the BEST BUFFET I have ever been to! Ate at the Carnival World Buffet on Monday and thought that was good, but boy was I mistaken.\n\nI ate for 2 hours .. never got sick! I had to get my money's worth .. and it was worth playing at the Encore and Wynn to earn a free buffet. I would pay full price any day!\n\nPROS:\n-variety\n-fresh seafood\n-beautiful decor and atmosphere\n-attentive staff\n-clean facility \n-hot food\n-desserts that will make you cry! \n-dinner starts at 3:30pm - so you can start early\n-can get 2 free if you play on your redcard and get 750 points. It is not that hard to do, did it in an afternoon just playing slots. You will not break the bank, you were already planning on gambling right?\n\nCONS:\n-I would say price, but it is totally worth it\n\n\n\nI ate 3 full plates of pre-cut crab legs. My husband ate things he had never had before like Veal and exotic meats and fish. This was a great experience!


If you believe bread makes a great sandwich, you will want to check out this place. I had the sausage and egg sandwich on 9 grain toasted. You could taste the fresh ingredients that all worked together beautifully. I will be back.


It's a very very good pizza. Been their 3 times  the only draw back is very dark in the parking lot.


Stopped in at Lo-Lo's after Disney on Ice about a week ago. We arrived on a Saturday night about 6 and to our surprise the place wasn't crowded..actually got a parking place right in front. When we walked in a woman yelled sit any where..then someone else yelled..y'all have to wait. so we waited..and waited. Mind you that several tables in plain view were available. After we were seated..without menus, we waited another 10 minutes before someone came back to the table with our menus..we didn't really need the menus for we have been to Lo-Lo's several times. Waited another 15 minutes for someone to take our order..a Betty Boop, a Tre Tre, a plain waffle for the child, 1 sweet tea, 1 unsweeted tea, 1 red kool-aid. Took another 10 minutes to get our drinks.  Again..not busy. The waitress brought out the Tre Tre and Betty Boop but not the waffle for our son..had to wait another 10 minutes to flag someone down to bring his waffle..long story short, the chicken and waffles were amazing as always, but the unsweeted tea was on the verge of souring..and the service was just plain awful. Lo-Lo's gets extremely buzy, especially on Sunday mornings and we have never had a problem, maybe it was an off night..but for the life of me I don't understand why it took us almost 2 hours for 3 pieces of fried chicken and 3 waffles.


First, let me start by saying that getting hold of this place to make an appointment is extremely difficult. How hard is it to just answer the phone?\n\nAnyways, my old hairdresser had a baby and is no longer doing hair, so I went to groupon to find a deal (since going to a new place always scares me) and if I liked the place, hopefully make it my new salon. Anyways, the green room was having a groupon, so I bought it and then spent the whole day trying to get someone to answer the phone to book my appointment. I finally got an appointment with Juan, who I was told was really good. \n\nI went to my appointment, fairly nervous since I hadn't had anyone different colour my hair in 6 years, and waited to see Juan. He was friendly enough. You could tell he wasn't interested in talking. When he did ask me a question, he didn't even listen to my response. Anyways, I let him know I had the groupon and what I wanted done. I even had a picture of my hair right after I had gotten it done that he could reference. As far as the highlights go, he did an alright job. It was the cut and the treatment of my hair that was horrible and I will never go back because of it. He treated my hair like it he was working on a mannequin. I have a neck and actually can't hold my head up when you're ripping at it as hard as possible. It was absolutely horrible. He first dried my hair (while ripping at it) then started the cut. I have long, blonde hair. I like to keep it that way. So I asked him for the tiniest trim. I said 1/4 of an inch. I guess I was hoping he would treat my hair better, and dry cut the small amount I said, but no. He cut off a good 3 inches. He also cut layers into my hair which I never asked for. And, I have curly hair. He blow dryed it straight and that was that. He didn't run a straightener through it or anything. So I left the salon with an okay colour, shorter hair than I ever wanted, and a massive mane because he couldn't take the 5 extra minutes to straighten it. I suppose maybe that was a good thing. I am not sure my head could take the extra pounding. \n\nAll I know is I will be finding a new salon to get my hair done.\n\n\nAnd in reply to Eric's comment, firstly, as a business owner, don't you think the most appropriate response would have been \"sorry- we strive for perfection. good luck in your search for a new salon\"? Yes, that would have been. Instead you rudely reply with completely false information. No, my hair wasn't fried. And no, I did not give the ok for more than a trim. Also, I did call during business hours and did leave 2 messages. Your system needs fixing if you want more clients. Anyways, your rude response not only makes me never want to go back... but also to never ever refer anyone to you. You have proven not to be customer service orientated business.


I've been coming here for the past few years and it's still one of my favorites.\n\nHikari is one of the best AYCE places in Las Vegas for sushi.  While the actual list of items on their AYCE may not initially seem like a lot, I dare you to work your way down the list.  Unlike many other sushi bars that offer AYCE deals, Hikari has both Uni and Oysters on it's AYCE list.  Also, sashimi is offered as part of the AYCE which is almost NEVER available.\n\nMy best suggestion is to sit at the sushi bar as the service is quicker and you can get to know the staff.  They'll try to help guide you along if you're not an experienced sushi eater.  Just ask! :)


To any guy on the fence about joining a hot yoga gym: Try it.  Don't not try it.  In fact, to ANYONE on the fence about it.  You can do it!\n\nI started at Arrichion about 2 years ago when a friend of mine gave me her soon-expiring groupon just before she left for vacation.  I went to a few classes, and discovered quickly that not only did I like the challenge, and the fact that it gave me a chance to get in my own head and compete against myself, it also made me a better all-around athlete.  \n\nI'm primarily a cyclist, and yoga has helped me to be more flexible on the bike (which means I can get tucked into the drops just a little tighter, and have no back pain after a 4-6 hour ride).  I've also dropped a bunch of weight since joining, and have gotten lots stronger, thanks to the group weightlifting and circuit classes offered at Arrichion.\n\nThis is all not to mention the people there.  The gym is run by the friendliest, most accepting, down-to-earth group you'll ever meet.  They'll work with you to help you get better and stronger at everything you do.  From elite endurance athletes to triathletes to dancers to hobbiests to runners and people just trying to get into shape, there's so many great people at Arrichion, you'll wonder why you wasted your time NOT going there before.\n\nIt's a game changer, and a life changer.  You won't want to stop.  I haven't, some 200 classes later.  And I'll be back for more.


I work right across the street from Antonio's Salon & Barber Shop and have been coming to him for over a year and a half!  He is absolutely fantastic.  He knows exactly what I like and the style of haircut I am picturing.  He is very professional with his work, reasonable with his prices, and gives a specialized haircut exactly to the T!  I rate him 5 stars.


The coffee was very good but the service wasn't the best. The gal and only employee wasn't very friendly or personable. The tables are a little rickety and close together. They do have free wifi, so that was awesome. It was a nice day so they had garage door-style windows open. Very cool. I'd return but would hope it was a bit more inviting in terms of service.


Super disappointed. On my previous trip to Oyshi, I thought it was decent sushi and service. However today's trip to Oyshi was a super disappointment. The hostess was no where to be seen, so we had to wait 20 minutes before someone even noticed we were there. We finally got seated, got out drinks, and ordered our first selection for the all you can eat sushi. However, we had to wait 35 minutes until even just our appettizer of the small surf and turf came out. After that it seemed like we were invisible to the waiters before we even got one to awknowledge that they were having staffing problems and that we should wait another 15 minutes for our sushi to come out. When we finally got the sushi it was horribly made and cold (we ordered a baked sushi). I happened to order calamari for my 2nd selection after finishing the 1st. That never came. After being ignored for a few more minutes another waitress came by to see if we would like anything, I was already super pissed by that time so I just ordered a dessert and asked for the check. The $26 for a dinner all you can eat sushi was not worth it. So sad that this place did not meet up to my expectations


This is my first time at this location and I wish it wasn't the closest one to my new house. \nThe service was HORRIBLE. \n\nI came in to get a sandwich from the deli, I filled out the form and waited and waited and waited for someone to acknowledge me. Finally some girl shouted to just leave the form sitting there, well if you can't bother to notice me how can I be sure you're going to notice a little piece of paper? \nI walked around the store seeing what else I needed only to get back to the deli and see my order slip still sitting on the counter!! So I stood there, the same girl asked if I needed something, \"yes, my sandwich 15 min ago\". One of the ladies grabbed it. \n\nNow the point of filling out the form is to only get the items listed, no more/no less. I wish that were the case, My sandwich was close but not how I asked for it. I didn't ask for peppers and I did ask for avocado. At the other two locations I frequent often they have yellow mustard packets, I was told this one didn't. I prefer good old fashioned yellow mustard on my sandwiches! \n\n\nNeedless to say I'm not in a big hurry to get a sandwich from here again! \n\nThe only reason I'm giving it two stars is my cashier was very friendly.


Massive sewer roach issue and I will scream it from the mountain tops until it is addressed. I fucking hate living here...They act like they're all over it but they're not.\n The staff fucks each other and the units are poorly maintained. They put a dog area right outside my apartment and people just bring their dogs to shit and piss...\n\nThe gate is constantly broken and there is no security here. When I'm in the pool at night I hear gunshots! When I asked about the shady online reviews at EVERY reputable online renters community/open forum my rental agent told me not to worry about it lmao!!!\n\nRENTER BEWARE!!!!! Please feel free to contact me before you consider renting here. \n\nI can't WAIT until this lease is up.


We have been coming to this place for awhile now and it is one of my favorite places to eat.\n\nThere are usually quite a few people inside sitting on the church pew seats and enjoying their meals off the old doors covered with glass tables.  The place is not fancy, but very different.  Decor is very simple with just black and white as the theme.\n\nThe people who work there are mostly college age kids.  They work hard here, dishing out awesome meals.\n\nThe food will not disappoint anyone.  The pickiest eater can find something  that will please them.  There are over 20 delicious pasties, many without meat.  Everything is cooked to order, so it takes abit to get your food, but the wait is worth it!\n\nI usually go with my wife.  We like to sit near the bar at the patio doors.  I usually order the Greek pastie with an order of roasted potatoes, which I wash down with a Four Peaks Kilt Lifter beer (my fav!).  When you order the Greek, they give you little containers of tzatziki sauce  and some other sauce (which I am not fond of).\n\nThis is an especially awesome place to go to when it is really cold out as they use these huge ovens inside to bake your food, and it is really nice and toasty there.\n\nIn the summer, they have two patios to enjoy the fresh air.\n\nSo remember if you want a meal that is different, filling and comfortable at a decent price, this is the place to go.\n\nThere is another location in Tempe, but I have not been there yet.


Delicious enchiladas divorciadas, and pineapple mojitos!!


Uhmmmmmm, wanted to try something new while in vegas so I yelped this place. I got the turkey burger it was 14.50, just throwing that out there, and it wasn't anything amazing for me to come back.. maybe it was because I wasn't that hungry? Idk but I also had the strawberry shake and it was good too but not worth the 8$, but we r in vegas so what did I expect right? Anywho not sure id come back here. and not quite sure why its so highly rated but ehhh, id just go to in n out. ALOT CHEAPER


Great place to have a drink, do some people watching, watch a game and have decent food.  I like the indoor/outdoor bar and patio.  Had the steak facaccia sandwich which was very good.  Took off a star due to no draft beer.  I get it - probably a hassle or whatever, but come on - serve up some decent beer.  Still, I'll be back.


Best sushi I've ever had!\n\nIt's so fresh, it's so melt-in-your mouth delicious, it's pretty much the best sushi I've had the pleasure of trying.\n\nOur party ordered lots of salmon, lots of tuna, and my all time favorite, lots of yellowtail.  We also had a variety of rolls too.  Everything, from the appetizer to the sushi was omnomnom.\n\nThe seaweed salad was perfectly seasoned, probably the best I've had.  The fish was generously and perfectly cut.  I'm usually not a fan of tuna, but the tuna was so delicious, I ate lots of it.  Obviously I stuffed myself with salmon and yellowtail nigiri.\n\nI'm pretty sure I gained 20lbs after gobbling up everything.


Quite a disappointment - not at all to the quality of RM Seafood. Shrimp and Grits was watery and sausage tasted store bought. The peach cobbler had scant canned peaches, what tasted like store bought commercial ice cream with powdered cinnamon dumped on top. Service was attentive and professional but, as noted above, a big disappointment, price and the whole experience felt like it was done to a budget rather than a standard of quality. Best to avoid.


They are celebrating being around for 20 years. Trust me, if you stay here, you'll be able to tell it's been around for 20 years. You can tell that Tower 1 hasn't been upgraded in quite a long time (since it was built?) and that is where we got saddled for our $45 a night ($33 plus the $11 resort charge). \n   Our room had two queen beds which was great but the polyester bed spread had a mixed colour scheme that reminded me of those gag plastic vomits that you can get at Spencer's Gifts or the like. Except darker. And kind of scary. When we got in, our four year old dove into one of the beds where we discovered someone had put a used Q Tip under the bed spread. I removed it to find... that under the top sheet they had placed ANOTHER Q Tip. You can tell someone purposely did it. Whether it was someone testing housekeeping or the previous tenant to this room I will never know but it was severely gross enough to have us call housekeeping to ask them to remake the bed. \n   They came within 20 minutes and remade the bed. I had disposed of the Q Tips (and scalded my hands with hot water and soap) and we left to let them finish (I'm not comfortable playing lady of the manner while someone does a job I do all the time at home) so they seemed to have that look like 'right lady sure there was a Q Tip. Maybe they were tired. Maybe something else.\n    It's kind of obvious that the turn and burn on these rooms is really limited. Corporate probably has told them to get in and get out with as minimal cleaning as possible. Our bathroom had some cleanliness issues but nothing that I couldn't take care of. The towels were a bit smallish and a bit scratchy that comes from being really inexpensive and washed to death. I suppose if you're offering a room for $30 a night, you're not going to be putting in the Frette linens for people.\n   If you're not particular about where you are staying and are staying on the Strip, this is your place.\n   On the positives: the pools are nice. Great for kids. Not so much for adults wanting to avoid kids. The Sherwood Forest Cafe serves good food (I liked the breakfast quesadilla and the salsa it came with) and is fairly relaxing. \n   The other negatives? Man I hate that you can't walk 10 yards without being accosted by a time share person. We got attacked as we walked in the door to check in and when we finally were able to draw a breath, we pissed off the kid trying to get us to sit through some 9am breakfast talk about how we want to invest non existent money into a Vegas time share. The pool is all the way on the other side of the hotel which means you're traipsing from Tower 1 to Tower 2 through the casino in your suit. Which isn't too bad until your dripping body is trying to get back to your room. Fun to do across the casino with all the people staring at you like an alien.\n   My hubs took our son to the arcade for some fun (he wanted to play slots but at four, he's a bit young) and my hubs said it was really overpriced for what you were doing. \n   We aren't coming back. Sorry.


Customer service was bad enough that I feel compelled to write a review which I have never done before. The plumber came out and repaired the problem but left our water shut off at the house valve, no big deal really, but when we called in to see why we had no water and the repair was completed (even though the plumber never notified us he was here), and wanted to see if the plumber was on his way back and the receptionist was extremely rude. She told us that the plumber had left the water off because that was how he found it. Mind you both my roommate and I are off today, have used the water today and neither of us knew where the valve was or we would have turned it back on. This is where super receptionist comes in and tells me \"what do you think my guy is a liar?\" multiple time to which I finally responded \"yes, yes I do!\" It was a very simple fix, once she told me where the valve was I flipped on the water and life went on, but beware, if their guy messes up at all you will get defense secretary of the year on the other end of the phone.


This club is more laid back and not so busy compared to some of the other locations which is nice since you never have to wait for machines. The machines could be better maintained; there are several with rips and tears. The front desk clerks aren't very personable. They don't even greet you when you come in and usually leave the scanner on the counter so you'll scan yourself - lazy.


Scottsdale Doggie Suites is a life saver. I have a 120 pound 2 year old doberman/mastiff. He isn't the most trained dog and that tied with his extremely active and playful nature makes him a very hard dog for most places to handle. Doggie Suites has accepted Murphy as their own and take the best care of him. All day play and multiple walks a day allow me to feel comfortable leaving him there for longer trips knowing that he wont be locked up in a cage most of the day. They also have a grooming salon that is top notch and excellently priced. Boarding Murphy isn't to expensive considering what you get for your money. The staff is always friendly and knowledgeable. My dog will not stay any where else and looks forward to going to day camp and a overnight sleep over. Call Shayna and she will set you up for a great boarding experience.


I found this museum difficult to follow. I was also over it halfway into the second floor. It is much bigger than you expect and because there is only a general trajectory holding the whole flow together, it jumps around a lot from place to place with lots and lots of disparate info that I had a really hard time keeping straight. There are lots of video presentations, which I do think helped tremendously, especially as I got through floors one and two and was sick of reading itty, bitty little info cards on the sides of pictures.


This bar is attached to another bar in the cityscape area. The place was packed and it was difficult to move around anywhere. Bi didn't get to see the whole place but I did not see any places to sit only stand.  The attractive features of this place are the dance floor where you are able to work off some of those calories that you just drank and the arcade which makes you feel like a kid again.  Although the selection of games is limited.


Overpriced and rude.. I wont give this place (or the asshole attendant) another cent of my money. \n\nThere was a spot on my hood so I was using the squeegee to get it off (it was less then the size of a dime) when the attendant runs out and tells me to stop using the squeegee on my hood. His reasoning, that the next person to use it expects a clean squeegee.. this doesn't make one bit of sense.. what would be the difference of me cleaning dead bugs off of my windshield or from the hood of my car? Nothing. Whether I used it on my hood or on my windshield the squeegee is getting dirty. \n\nAll it takes is one rude asshole to alienate a customer which he did with flying colors.


I have been eating here regularly for lunch. Their Chicken \"Country House Salad\" lunch combo is a very good deal.\n\n$5.99 for a decent sized salad with grilled chicken and mixed greens and a baked potato or soup.\n\nSince it is summer here, I do not like to eat heavy/hot food as I work in the heat most days so this combo is very appealing.


Went there today with 4 colleagues, one of which is from Jordan. The food was hearty and delicious. I suggest as a rule getting the special of the day or a couple of the sides. The kunafa was delicious.


I would probably go back to this place because of its location and atmosphere.  It is a   relaxed, fun place to be.  Plenty of activities and drink choices.   The service was wonderful.  The server was very professional and friendly. \n\nMy only reason for not giving it more stars was the food.  It was Ok.  I tried the fish and chips.  The fish was okay.  The batter was light and fluffy but bland.. The tarter sauce was boring and bland too.  No zing or even some kind of flavor.  The fries were fresh cut but were so salty making them difficult to eat.  I had to dust the salt off.   The cole slaw was the best part and even that wasn't very exciting.  \n\nMy co-worker who joined me, had the Kale & Sweet Potato Salad.  She enjoyed it except for the pomegranates that come with it but aren't listed in the description on the menu.  I had a bite and did find the dressing to be delicious.  \n\nI'll go back but will try something else on the menu and hopefully it will taste better than this past lunch.


Okay, so I always order here for a delivery. I'm always getting a lot of order each time, and have been satisfied with the food. Just that everytime I order curry, they'll ask me what scale between 1-5, i'll say 3 and everytime I receive my order, everyone that eat it says it's so hot that it's like 5, it's always 10-15mins late, I mean they shouldnt of said a length of waiting time when they can't be sharp on time, especially when I always place a large amount of order and I pay for delivery charge and give a good amount of tip! But I disregard those things and continue to order, one time i ordered curry again and i said 1 out of 5, mind you it's no difference in the hotness of the curry with the scale of 3 we used to order, it went on for how long... Until today, I'm sick and ordered soups and curry, she asked me if i like it spicy and told her i dont like it spicy, not even 1 out of 5 cos im sick. she said 30-40 mins of waiting, i said okay. And guess what? It took an hour! And the curry? It's so spicy! I'm just so mad of how always late they are with deliveries, and pls dont ask customers on the scale of spicyness, cos you guys dont keep up right with the scale, 0,1,2,3,4,5 taste all the same!


We decided to give this a try before a show at the mirage.  We have been to several Texas de Brazil's and Fago's and like the style.    Samba has much fewer choices.   We were there about an hour and got to try 6 varieties of meats.    The server Tim was nice and informative about the  meats.   Our waiter has very hard to find.   It's very noisy your sitting in the middle of the casino and can hear drunks  and slot machines, bad atmosphere.   It's very over priced for the total package.   For the food quality atmosphere ext it should not be more than $30 per person.   Your better off going to the buffet than eating here.


Was excited to see Mexican food back at Red Rock. Went early evening and sat at the bar. The decor is nice as is the patio. Sat in the bar but the music was deafening. Ordered a  a regular margarita. It came in the smallest glass, was ok but way too sweet. When I asked our server she agreed but said they were all too sweet. No chips and salsa unless you pay for it. Ordered some guacamole, it was the best part of the meal but small portion with a tiny side of chips. The plates were 5\" x 5\" barely big enough to put anything on. Shared the shrimp enchiladas which came on a regular sized plate, but when asked for another larger plate was told by our server she wasn't supposed to give out any larger plates but would since they weren't too busy. Those tiny plates couldn't hold anything but a couple of chips. Way pricey with tiny portions and plates. Gave it a try but won't be back.


I've dealt w/ Mr. Kearns numerous times and he is a polite and straight to the point agent. Gavish employees and associates are polite and helpful people that I've ever met since my transactions w/ them started and closed. This Company is FABULOUS compare to other companies I've dealt with. I referred several clients to them who are also very happy and will continue to do so.


Clearly a one is generous. A clear statement by Amex regarding the complete ignorance to running a lounge and incompetence of design. Horrible food, uncomfortable furniture, no service. What the current managers do not understand about travel is shockingly clear - everything!


Great atmosphere, good food, a nice choice of lunch sandwiches, not too many so it won't take forever to choose. Raspberry Soda is delicious.


WHY do some people recommend this place?  It took a long time to get to order, the4 food was not particularly special nor reasonable, and it was so noisy that we could hardly talk.  NOPE..will not go back there.


Terrible service. Never anyone around to help. Food was just ok  fries soggy. Took 10 minutes to get mustard for out burgers. Beers were flat.  Will never come back. So many other great places in Pittsburgh. This place is a complete waste of your time


I had my hair braided in micros, for $150. I'll list the pros then the cons.\nPro: Does not braid tight\n\nCons: I had to buy a $9 gel that I'll likely never use again; I had to search high & low for the gel in the beauty supply store instead Sean simply telling me what it was (I asked her for more details but she didn't respond to my text. When I called her to confirm that I was buying the correct product, I greeted her with a 'hi, how are you', she mumbled 'hey'. I can't help I have manners.); when I arrived at the salon, every beautician simply looked at me, no greeting or anything (this put me in a foul mood); she told me that we would have been done sooner if I had flat ironed my hair as her page has all of the instructions; my hair is coming undone (she said she braids an inch past the real hair - not so in my case); the braids in the top middle of my head are sectioned into larger pieces when compared to other sections (a rip off).\n\nLastly, I'm not happy with this synthetic hair. I have to flat iron it everyday and this takes way too much time. She didn't tell me I'd have to maintain the hair until she was finished braiding it. If I had known this I would have bought the packaged 'human hair.'\n\nI would not recommend Braids by Sean.


Ate here with a group.  While everyone else had steaks, I had the chicken.  It was very tasty and my friends enjoyed their steaks.  I thought it was an odd choice to pair steaks with... potato chips lol  We ate here in December so they may have changed that.


This is not your typical Catholic Church!\n\nConsider St. Sharbel as an Eastern Catholic Church, where there are still main components as the Roman Catholic Church, the only difference is that the language that is used in some of the responses are in Aramaic (Jesus' language).\n\nMy grandma brought me here, as she has been visiting this church since Easter. She loves the sermons and the fact that this parish uses Aramaic within their masses. The church is nestled within a neighborhood, where there is still development going on. The hall is quite large, while the church is somewhat in transition as it is just a huge bungalow (the parish is raising money to build a nice church). But the decor of the church-bungalow was not your typical Roman Catholic design. The stone work reminded my grandmother of Jerusalem (where she happened to travel back in the day for a pilgrimage), while the use of incense was abundant throughout the mass. Most of the parishioners were Filipino, Italian, Lebanese, Hispanic and Indian. \n\nIt was my first Aramaic-English mass that I've ever attended. I liked how there was a flat screen so you can read-along to what the readings and the responses were. Overall, if I lived in the area, I wouldn't mind attending mass here as it is quite different than your traditional Roman Catholic churches!


This review is for the Mad Greek Primm, NV \"stateline\"\nFood is ok, not great or craving to come back. Every table had a bottle of tapatio on it, this should be a clear message they are not serious about Greek food.


Cool place...burgers are fresh and good...don't taste like a grease bomb like 5 guys!!!  Only thing is, it is a little spendy for a burger...can't beat in-n-out for overall quality and price!!!


I guess it doesn't get much better than this. Only place for improvement was the table area, which felt like a glorified canteen - a posh one I admit.\n\nThe array of offered food is amazing, you surely should not come without a healthy appetite. But at 19,95 for breakfast I guess nobody will do that.\nTo avoid another mistake: don't hold yourself up with bread if you want to have a salad to start with - and do take a good look around first, otherwise you might end up well filled too soon because you still keep discovering more dishes. (lol, thinking about it now 10days later makes me hungry).\n\nWas a bit disappointed with our waiter, who for every other table he worked on had more of a smile than for us - can't say what we could have done, honestly. Since I don't want to jump to conclusions I won't say more. Maybe with all the hovering around the room to get the empty plates off they get disappointed with the puny tips some folks leave... then again, disinterested demeanor is not going to change that.\n\nBut still, couldn't spoil that delicous meal we had there ! Highly recommend.\n(oh, come rather early I guess ... only because it was low season we found a table right away, I'm sure. Waiting lines in high season reported to be dozens of yards long)


Great service and prices. This is where I buy my water because its the cheapest in phoenix (even the Catalina). Fish are also healthy


This place seems like they gave up on watering all their plants - and not adding any new ones - a year ago...reminiscent of the final days of a going-out-of-business sale. \n\nThe slim selection of mostly desert plants looked mostly half-dead, even the cacti. There was a small selection of citrus trees (priced in the $100's) that were skinny as a pencil and had dried, shrunken fruit (lemons or limes so black you couldn't tell exactly what they were) falling off. In the green houses were more less-than-stellar looking plants.\n\nThere was a good sample of Mexican pottery, recycled steel landscape ornaments, and painted steel wall ornaments. Much of it was enjoyable to look at, but the prices were much more than I wanted to pay. \n\nOnly reason I didn't give this one star is that the young attendant was courteous and friendly.\n\nI had bought a $100 LivingSocial Coupon for $40.50 (with promotion), but after checking out the selection, decided to head home and get my money back. I went to Home Depot the next day and got five healthy plants for under $40 - which probably wouldn't have bought one similar type plant at Desert Gardens.\n\nUnless you are on the hunt for some particular rare cactus to fill your collection, save your money and time and go to Home Depot or even Wal-Mart!


I've had better but this one was good, better than I've found so far in Phoenix. But it was a bit pricey for me and inconvenient that they only accept cash.


Loved the Pizza.  Loved the service.!  What more do you want?


Great beer selection.  But $5 for 12 oz cans/bottles, $6 for 16 oz drafts and $7 for 20 oz drafts seems a dollar too pricey across the board.\n\nHouse wine was only $5 a glass.\n\nWe had a 10\" house pizza.  Toppings were great, but I didn't care for the crust.  I'm not a traditionalist, mind you...I like corn meal in the crust.  But I didn't care for this crust for some reason.  The toppings, however, were really good.  $12.50 was, again, a little overpriced in my book.\n\nAlso had a 1/2 sandwich and salad, $5.50 each.  Good portions on both for that price.\n\nService was solid.  Very helpful and friendly.  When the wrong beer was brought out, no issue with bringing out the correct beer promptly and apologetically.\n\nI may come back at Happy Hour, as it seems like the prices would be a little more reasonable then.  I probably won't have the pizza again, but it looks like there are lots of other solid options on the menu.


For a fast, healthy and fairly inexpensive option for lunch at the Scottsdale Quarter, I would say this is the place to eat at.  They have a simple menu as well as fresh baked goods all out on display making it easy to order.  I like the fact that you are not served at this restaurant.  You go up to the register order, pay and wait for your food to be brought to the table.  C3 serves the same food as Chloe's Corner across the street in Kierland.  I often order the salad and sandwich combo which has always been fresh and good. \nThey now have a frequent customer card that tally's up points every time you purchase something.


We had a friend's birthday party here, and we were a large group of over 20.  The restaurant was packed not to mention really pink inside. \n\nI was the only one of over 20 people to order the veggie burger, and it was tasty! You get to pick a selection of ingredients to add to your burger and I chose fried onion ring, black olives, guacamole and roasted red peppers and you also get to choose the type of cheese you wanted (Pepper Jack was my choice). Around the table people chose from the classic burger all the way up to the 3/4 pound burger. (There is the 1 pound burger as well) Considering the size of the group, our serve did their best to accommodate us, and our food came out quicker than we though.\n\nAccording to the birthday kid Milkshakes were amazing there, but due to the volume of clients, it seems that they ran out of milkshakes, for a few at our table. I think I would like to go back to see what regular service would be like if we were say a table of 4-6 instead.


This is my second try at Laredo's, and I'll admit that it is better than the first.\n\nMy first time also happened to be my first mexican restaurant in Wisconsin, period. I had high expectations coming from Kansas, the land of the mexican restaurants, and I was let down.\n\nUpon having tried probably 10 mexican restaurants in the Madison area, I guess this one isn't so bad afterall. It is your run of the mill mexican food. I'd say this warrants 3 stars.\n\nSpend the extra 2 bucks for a soda here. This is one of those places where the water tastes like it came out of a tin can.\n\nThis place is pretty empty both times I've been, and the food comes super fast. (I get easy bean burritos though) They have good service overall.\n\nI guess I'll be back in the future. Sigh


Looks like McCarran has a new terminal, which is Terminal 3. I like this Terminal - wide open spaces, high ceilings, lots of natural lighting. Also, brightly light signage so it's easy to navigate. I guess I'll be flying in and out of this Terminal a lot. \n\nOne thing that I don't like is the lack of a TSA PreCheck Screening area, and airports which are not experienced with TSA PreCheck are often somewhat confused as to what to do with those who are a part of the PreCheck Program in my experience thus far.


When you want wings, you want to head to Hooters...try to get seated in Ashley S's section (preferably when Mike Lee is working) and you'll get INCREDIBLE service matched only by Ashley's adorable smile!


The scene reminds me of...a garage.  A garage with fairly rude servers and overstuffed patrons with nothing to say.  We waited ... And waited.  The menu had the basics- no problem there.  We waited. Oh, everything is made to order that is why it takes so long... Seriously that is what we were told.  Other reviewers say \"it is like their mothers used to make\".  Sorry to hear your mom was a lousy cook.  And she must've been a grouch.  Yes the food is pretty bad.  Why people go here I can't understand.  I gave it three visits before passing judgement.  The verdict - AVOID.


First time buffet experience in Vegas:\n\n2 hour line at 1p.m. on Saturday...and it wasn't spring break.\nPrice:  $30 including tax\nExpress line:  Pay additional $10 to not stand in line...not worth it.\n\nHighlights:\nSausage and Crepe station.  \n\nEverything else was mediocre...and for $30, recommend going to the Crepe restaurant across from this location, which will save you $20 and a 2 hour line.


This was my first time here and I had an overall good experience. Rashon was the manager working and he was awesome and really made my experience great. The food was pretty good. I think the chicken strips could be a little bit bigger but they weren't too bad. They had nice flavor to them and were juicy. I had ranch and honey mustard as my sauces. honey mustard was a little different than most places and I liked it a lot. Ranch tasted like ranch but Rashon let me try the creamy wasabi sauce and that blew me away. Not only was it different but it tasted awesome. Most of the sauces are hand made. Mac and cheese was my side. Wasn't a whole lot to the Mac and cheese but it tasted good and the cheese was fully melted and creamy. I would definitely recommend this place if you have never been. They are great for catering.


Piatto Verde is great cheap and cheerful traditional Italian banter, in an unpretentious atmosphere, ideal, in my opinion, if there's a big gang of you wanting to go on a night out, but you want to pretend to be at least a little bit civilised at the beginning. There's nothing better than a good dose of pizza or pasta to line your stomach before an alcohol endurance marathon (i.e. an average night out in Scotland), and you've got a chance of making it until 3am if you take the time to eat beforehand.\n\nI came here with a big group of friends before what was inevitably going to turn into a rum catalysed dance session (or embarrassment), and we got big amounts of house wine, and a starter and main, for much less than any of the city centre Italians. Piatto Verde is near the  Fountain Park complex, so slightly more out of the way, but really only a short walk from the west end, and it's worth it for the cash savings. The pasta dish I went for was really tasty, and generously proportioned. The restaurant space is definitely cosy though, so you'll need to book ahead if you're planning on pitching up with a big group.


Coming from Santa Cruz, I was sorely disappointed with Monterrey. I ordered the lunch special #4 (taco, chile relleno, beans, and rice) and there was nothing special about it. The bean were mush. I've had canned beans with more texture and better flavor. The rice was salty. The chile relleno was profoundly sub-par having very little chile to it. I also couldn't tell if it had been fried or not. The sauce that went with it was okay, but not close to the chile relleno at Las Palmas in Santa Cruz. The taco looked like it needed a lot of love. The meat was oddly seasoned and had gross, mushy texture to it. The taco shell itself was probably store bought. Ick.\n\nOverall, if I do go back I'm trying something else.


I had high expectation for the price they are charging. They had AYCE lobster and I was mainly there to eat lobster. It was over cook. I couldnt pull the meat out with my fork nor with my finger. I gave up on it. The crab legs were on the small size. I'm in the food industry and I know my seafood. It was not what I expected. I preferred to have it hot and steamed. Not standing on ice. Sushi was not even even sushi. They just rolled it to make it look like sushi. Halibut was dried out. Roasted pork was dried. The dim sum selection was not authentic. It was premade frozen bought. They left it on the steam table too long. It was all mush. For the price I paid, I would think the buffet would be bigger and have a nicer ambience. It was just dull and bland, just like the food. \nService was good. Our waitress was attentive. She cleared the table real quick everytime she came by. Dessert selection was good. Gelato was yummy


Impressions of a large airport in bat country.\n\n- Where the hell are the flight monitors?\n- stainless steel stools for computer users.\n- Sbarro is your best bet for chow.\n- more crowded than airports in some airports Asia (reminds me of Kai Tak).  I mean it's really crowded.\n- bad signage (there are a lot of signs with an arrows on them that don't describe what they're pointing at)\n- dark, dingy like a bus station.\n\n+ i remember it smelling worse last time I was here\n+ the slot machines are quieter\n+ the air conditioning is strong\n+ Classic Rokk instead of muzak (but a little heavy on the Van Hagar)\n+ Free wifi (so I can register my disgust)\n\nMcCarran also garners praise for its easy access from the Strip and for infrequent delays due to the usually good weather.


Unless you get Holly to cut your hair avoid this location at all cost. She seems to be the only person in the entire place that understands she is supposed to listen to what the customer wants. \n\nI recently got my haircut there from someone other than Holly and was absolutely butchered, easily the worst haircut of my life. Not only did the \"stylist\" not listen to what I wanted but she was borderline argumentative. \n\nIn short, if you walk into this location looking to get a haircut and Holly isn't there, just turn around and walk out.


This is actually close to the last celebrity chef restaurant I would consider going to in Vegas (the last being Emeril's, I think.) I went because it was planned for me, and I was pleasantly surprised.\n\nThe food and atmosphere was pretty great, and the entire group I was with gave their cocktails a big thumbs up. I particularly liked the prosciutto and burrata salad. The duck on someone else's plate looked quite tempting and well-prepared, and the spinach I snagged off of someone's plate was some of the best I have had in a restaurant.


We stayed at this hotel for four nights ... hmmm ... I read and re-read all the reviews and was trying to figure out why my review is going to be so different.  \nI wanted to give the Element 2.5 stars but couldn't so it's a 3 star.\nWe checked in around 7PM on a Monday night ... the guy at the front desk was not overly friendly ... could careless that I was a Gold Starwood member ... and no upgrade available.  I asked if we could have the top floor ... reply was \"No.  1 through 3 only.\"  Really .. could you not be more polite??  And then it was \"And away from the freeway I guess.\"  Well, duh!! No kidding!!  Staff that we ran into were ok ... not overly helpful or friendly.\nI was expecting to be blown away when i walked into the room and I wasn't.  Not that there was anything wrong with it but it was small with the two beds and felt so cramped.  The room felt ... not polished.  The bed was not made properly ... seemed like it was just thrown together.  And again, not that it was bad ... not the Westin standard!!!\nThere was no light bulb in the lamp on the desk.  We would have liked to have used it one night of our stay ... so it really didn't matter but  ... there really should have one be in the lamp.\nThe TV did not stay when we turned it towards the couch ... we had to put my purse at the back to hold it in place.\nI didn't think there was enough closet space for two people ... and there was three of us.  We couldn't unpack our suitcase.  Our suitcase did not fit into the closet, so every morning, we had to close it up and put it upright in the closet to get it out of the way.  We didn't use the kitchen except for the fridge to put water in.\nThe bathroom ... ugh ... looked sharp BUT the floors were not cleaned.  And i know it was not cleaned everyday or at all.  So glad  I wear slippers. \nI found the floor of the shower not clean.  And I HATE seeing some one else's hair anywhere in the bathroom ... be it the sink, the shower, the floor ... I don't care ... I don't want to see any hair!!!  And of course, there was hair on the wall of the shower.  Check out time is noon ... so at 10:30, a cleaning staff knocked on our door.  We had the magnet ... to do not disturb on the door ... so could not understand WHY she bothered us.  We still had an hour and half!!!!!  That was totally annoying.\nRack rate was $500/night.  Really??  No way!!!\n\nNow for the good ... the breakfast was great!!!  There was a variety of things and we really appreciated it.  I didn't find anything \"hard\" ... the granola was one of the best that I ever had.  The smoothies were great and I loved that it was in a small glass.  I didn't have any of the pastries but they looked delicious too.  \nInternet was good ... thankfully free.  \nGreat to have a safe in the room.\nGym was clean and hardly anyone used it so it was nice and quiet.\nIt was great to have hot water for tea out in the lobby.  We got back from the strip late every night ... and we even had a very late dinner out there.  \nClose to Red Rock Canyon ... and we highly recommend going there.  It's a 13 mile drive around trip and it took us THREE hours!!!  So much to see!!! \nThat was the other thing ... the guy at the desk was not helpful in giving us directions on how to get there ... we had to look it up ourselves.  Same thing with Outlet Shopping.  Didn't know much about it!  Really???\nWe enjoyed our stay ... but it just didn't meet my expectations.  Would we stay there again ... not too sure.  May stay out on the strip next time.


Limo driver was late picking us up. \n\nThere is mandatory $40 tip to each of the three people: the limo driver, elvis, and photographer on top of the other fees (is ridiculous!) That's $120 already!\n\nLeaving we felt we were rushed out and they locked the doors on us. A homeless man came up to us and was bothering us, so one of the guests knocked on the door very hard with his key and the photographer finally opened the doors (after we knocked with our fists and rang the doorbell several times).\n\nThen the limo driver was late picking us up (about 30 minutes late even though we called him and he told us he was 10 minutes away). \n\nWent inside to talk to the photographer and he would not give us back the $40 tip we had to give the limo driver. The envelope was on the desk in plain sight and told us we could not get our money back. I bet if we said we wanted to ADD money to it, that would not have been a problem. Told us he is an independent limo driver even though the place's address and name are on the side and the photographer handles the money. \n\nElvis impersonator was funny, kind of cheesy, but the photographer had an attitude and reminded us of the wedding guy from The Hangover except not cool and not funny. \n\nElvis would make me want to go back, but the rest of the staff ruined our night.


I had heard so much about Churn and was super excited to finally go here. Maybe my expectations were too high, but I was kinda disappointed. Ice cream was good but nothing amazing. We were lucky and only had to wait for one person before we could order. But, as we stood waiting for our ice creams to be made, the place started filling up with customers coming in both the front and the back door. It was becoming a huge cluster with no clear front or back of the line and if I had walked into that mess I would have walked right back out.


Keenly priced with a good selection of enterprising dishes on the menu and a reasonably well stocked bar.\n\n\n You'd not stop in for the whole night but definitely a very good option for off the cuff dining rather than a pre-booked affair.


Do NOT be in a hurry!  This place is crazy busy and traffic in the store is made worse by all the rubbernecking shoppers. They appease you with a good sized hot dog that costs only a buck and a half.  It's like a north American version of Ikea.


I was there on Friday night about 9:00.  Not very many people and it seems that this place is short staffed.  No hostess, and only 2 servers for this large place.  My server was very good - he gets high marks!  The food was another story.\n\nI ordered the lemon sole, a side salad and that's all.  With tax and tip the meal came to $20.00.  The salad was nice and fresh and crisp.  The lemon caper sauce was tasty, the sole was not very good.  I did mention this to the server and he offered to replace it, but I didn't want to wait.  It was supposed to be \"saut\u00e9ed\", the chef does not know how to cook fish!  It was fried and was crispy and tough.  Sole is a tender fish and doesn't need much cooking.  I was very disappointed in this dish and would not recommend it.  \n\nAs always, Mimi's does have good bread, but the rest of the food is not so hot.  This was what I thought a rather expensive meal (well not a lot, but more than $5 or 10!) and way not worth it.  Go elsewhere!


Compared to everywhere else, Robertos ranks low for me.  When it comes to indulgence after a night of drinking, there's no place like this Mexican fiesta!\n\nWhenever I come to Roberto's, no matter what location, I tend to get the same two things:  Carnitas Burrito and/or Carne Asada Fries!  On this night, I got the Carne Asada Fries.  This meal is huge!  Crispy fries smothered (and when I say smothered, I really mean it LOL) with all the Mexican fixings:  sour cream, onions, cheese, guacamole just to name a few.  The carne asada is perfectly seasoned and cut into strips.  Every bite is packed with flavor and the combination can cure any drunk tummy.  \n\nThis particular location was packed with a younger crowd.  A.) probably because it was right across of the UNLV and B.) It was like 3 in the morning.  The staff was nice, nothing that stood out.  Bathrooms were disgusting.  I'm not going to get into details, but I have NEVER seen a Roberto's bathroom in good shape.  \n\nTrust me.  NOTHING in here is healthy, however, if you're looking to get your drunk munchies on, this is the place.  Come by and check out the fries.  You'll thank me later.


My mother and I came here for Christmas Eve and we were SO PLEASED with the ensemble-style waitstaff. I had the surf and turf and she had the dual lobster tails. Perfectly prepared seafood, very light and buttery--but filling! Amazing ambiance, great food presentation. We came for the view, fell in love with the food. Had no room for dessert! We thought the photographer was a little aggressive, but she took some great photos.


I really expected better! And I've HAD way better from Roy's in the past. The Ahi poki starter was fine, although spicy enough to drown out the side portion of Tobiko caviar, which was a shame. The Sunrise at Haleakala role - a delectable sounding roll of salmon, aji, hamachi, and asparagus, was a disappointment due poor \"tempura\" frying of the whole roll. The batter was more like a fish fillet batter than a tempura, and too greasy. The overwhelming taste was fried batter, not fish. The scallops encrusted in foie gras were ok, but not the standouts for which I had hoped. The accompanying blackberry plum reduction was too fruity and sweet to complement the scallops. The dish included 5 giant scallops - I would have preferred fewer and better. \n\nService started out almost oppressively attentive and dwindled to virtually nothing (except water refills) by dessert. We waited about 20 minutes for someone to show up so we could ask for the check. The server was stumped by my question about if they have a chardonnay that is not oaky. He pointed out that one that was \"buttery but not oaky\"... hmmm, he needs a wine 101 lesson. And of course described the \"artesian\" vanilla ice cream. Again hmmm...can't say I've ever seen vanilla ice cream spurting from the ground under pressure. A forgivable error, but another indicator that the it's no 'pro\" service. \n\nThis food and service at a Bahama Breeze would get 3 stars, but at Roy's?? I really expected better.


The yogurt is very creamy and good but they're slacking on the toppings compared to Zoyo. But I mainly gave Orange Leaf a lower rating because the staff are not friendly. I sometimes go just because it's close and it's a little cheaper than the other froyo joints.


we've heard a lot about this place, and finally went there, and it kind of sucked. hardly any sauces, and it's totally ugly inside. also, i'm not sure if the girl working at the front is even old enough to avoid child labor laws.\n\ntheir pineapple was bad.\n\nlai lai is way better, and so is genghis grill. avoid this place.


This place is a cozy, unique spot to have a few drinks with friends. The drinks are bomb, though I have no clue what's in them. I like that it's away from the strip and it was in \"Swingers,\" so a flavor of history there. Now, do I care about that? Not really, as long as the place is cool, that's all that matters. \n\nDefinitely a great date spot or a chill vibe to bring visitors from out of state. \n\nAverage cocktail price is $9. \nAnd I can't remember what I had, but all the tiki drinks were good.


This place reeks of desperation. With our Buffet of Buffets pass, we decided to try their dining room. I felt sad sitting in their outdated facilities eating school cafeteria food. We lasted there a few minutes and then decided to hightail it out of there for a happier eating experience.


I normally hold off on writing reviews for chain places but I met up with some girlfriends for lunch on a Sunday that wanted to hear about my trip and they said let's do lunch at Claim Jumpers, so off I went.\n\nWe were seated right away by the manager, who was very friendly & nice and our server for the meal was Vanessa, and let me tell you Vanessa loves her job she was superb job, she is what inspired me to write this review. From the start of the meal to the end of the meal she was present thoughtful and helpful even offered us some tea to go when we left. \n\nI was in the mood for a salad so I went with bbq chicken salad it was perfectly prepared but it visually it looked amazing, the greens, the red of the tomato so vivid in color, and the best part it tasted great too!\n\nI can honestly say that I haven't been to a Claim Jumpers in a few years and I am happy that I did that Sunday afternoon! Great company, great food, excellent service.


Avoid \n\nOn the Las Vegas Strip there are a multitude of dining establishments. This is one of the worst that we have eaten at. This is the epitome of the Las Vegas tourist trap.\n\nDrinks are delightfully strong. Probably to get people buzzed enough to overlook that poor food.\n\nThe establishment itself is clean, but very loud, very expensive. The food quality is not worth the prices charged. Once past the hostess stand and give-me-money-to-take-your-picture trap the service is okay. Not spectacular but competent. \n\nThis place is not worth the time or the money. There are far better places to eat on the Strip.


Howl at the Moon is 2-2! I've been twice, and both times were a great time with friends. . . the drinks aren't overpriced and the energy in the place in infectious! It's the perfect setup for a piano bar, and you never know what they'll say/sing next because it's always off the wall!\n\nHonestly, the show is a little raunchy for my taste . . . but it's all in good humor and everyone's having a good time! I'll definitely be back, but it's not somewhere I'm taking family when they visit.


I've been here about 5 or 6 times in the past few years. Every time I stay at Luxor I look forward to coming here. \n\nOur visit yesterday ruined it all. We checked in using Yelp! and foursquare.  There was a check-in deal on foursquare for \"Buy One get One Half Off\" margaritas.   When we showed the offer to the server he was surprised and hadn't seen it before. He talked to the manager and was told that the offer was per person, meaning one person had to buy two margaritas for themselves to get the deal. Ok. Not a big deal -- it would only have saved me $6. The server asked if we wanted to see the manager for a better explanation. We agreed. \n\nThe manager Danny came to our table. He was extremely rude and insulted us before we even spoke. He said that it was his decision about how to administer a deal and that he wasn't changing his mind. Again, before we even spoke or asked a question. Odd. Then, he said that it was a corporate decision and that he 'wasn't getting in trouble for anyone.'. \n\nWhen I showed Danny the actual offer on foursquare, which lacked special fine print or terms, he said, \"Again. Sorry.\"\n\nDanny was a complete jerk over $6. He lost the restaurant a repeat customer.


If I had to sum up my meal in two words: odd brunch. I started the meal with a kugel & strawberries based on another yelper's review - ate almost the whole thing! Would def order it again or serve it for guests at a brunch. Yum. The matzo soup tasted OK, felt like it was surrounded by canned chix noodle (ala Cambell's) though. Entre was holishkes (bland cabbage rolls with chunky marinara sauce), the sides seemed like random afterthoughts and portion size was enormous. My daughter ordered the kid's mac & cheese with a side of applesauce (which is always served in a ridiculously tiny cup). The wait staff were friendly and accommodating. It can be overwhelming and claustrophobic on a busy night but Sunday night was as chill as it gets. Next time I'm sticking with my fave dish there: open-faced tuna melt. Can't go wrong there.\n\nThe menus just kill me... I have learned over the years how to navigate them quickly but seriously Restaurant Impossible needs to come in and revamp here! A simplified menu featuring well made dishes to compliment some home made ice cream would have an immediate positive impact. That and some cleaned up, contemporary, functioning decor would really breathe some life into this place! We'll never stop coming here but will enjoy it MUCH more with some improvements. I'm rooting for ya Ella's!


Intimate ambiance with loads of old school, steak house charm.  This restaurant is a diamond in the rough on a busy stretch of South Blvd.  Go and enjoy your favorite cut of steak and rest assured that the service will be impeccable.


Average and quite pricey for a froyo. There a tons of new froyo that opens up around where I live and usually averages about $0.35/ounces. \n\nOn the other note, friendly staff and very clean place.


Did not want to give one star. Horrible service, grouchy servers..... Worst service ive ever had. Do your family a favor.... Don't eat at golden china..... Especially if your Hispanic


This is the worst buffet that I have ever been to in my entire life. It's worst than Souplantation (way worst, actually), worst than Hometown, and of course ALL the other buffets in Vegas to date.\n\nThe food is bland, and everything doesn't taste like food. (For example, the eggs taste like they came from a box - made with water, the hot dogs were soggy and gross, even the pizza was old and nasty.) The drinks were watered down. Orange juice tasted like orange-colored water.\n\nDesserts existed and looked OK, but when you ate it - they were bland and didn't have any taste. (empty calories).\n\nWe paid $40 for the two of us -$20 per person. NOT WORTH IT!\n\nDON'T GO! There were just so many things wrong with this buffet.


I have been here for dinner 6 times over the last year and I keep hoping that the food will get better and it never has , it gets worse every time ... will never go back and I don't recommend to anyone it is expensive for the quality and the tap waterthe serve you warm is terrible .....


Well the fact that I am giving this restaurant three stars has more to do with some problems with reservations then with the food itself. So my friends and I were going to see a show at Harrah's at 7 PM and wanted an early reservation. Now I realize it's Friday night but we wanted a reservation for 5 PM. Who's eating at 5 PM?  My friend got the runaround with Caesars reservation line so I tried OpenTable. In a strange turn of events I saw something on OpenTable I've never seen before. It said that the restaurant had no reservations within eight weeks of my requested date. So one would think when we got there certainly the restaurant would be packed. That couldn't have been further from the truth it was not busy at all. And for a restaurant that was fairly not busy the service was less than attentive.  Now the food that is another story. During happy hour all of the appetizers are only five dollars. Since we thought the restaurant would be so busy we got there before five and were able to order the mac & cheese Stix the waffle fry nachos and the fried pickles. Now here's a little tip on the fried pickles they are fried in a Tempora like Batter which is very good but they're very thick spears.  I like my fried pickles as chips.  The waffle fry nachos were fantastic because they had short rib meat on them very delicious. The mac & cheese sticks were also good and came with the cheese sauce which made them very cheesy. For the entr\u00e9es we tried the turkey burger as well as the cobb burger both were very good.  If this restaurant can get that weird reservation issue worked out as well as work on the service it could be great but until then it's got to be just a three-star.


Whew, $10 for a whiskey ginger ale and $18 for a martini.  We must be in Las Vegas. \n\nOh wait, yes we are.  Red Square is worth it for the ambiance, if you ask me.  I'd like to have seen more of what they had to offer.  The \"ice bar\" that gets a lot of hype isn't as impressive as it sounds.\n\nThe staff were pretty slow - I think 3 of them behind the bar, and we waited 10 minutes before being served and once our orders were taken they were in no rush to serve either.  Tipped minimally, but otherwise they weren't jerks or anything.  It's not like they were busy, either - it was a Tuesday night in February.  \n\nI'm being kind of hard on them, but we did have fun and it's a neat theme.  We did not go back in the vodka room, though.  Maybe next time.