So, 5 guys just opened this location a few weeks back and I figured I would check it out.  I've eaten here twice now, sheerly out of the fact that its in the same shopping complex as my office.\n\nIn the two times that I've been here, I've gone with the same thing-small cheeseburger with some toppings on it.  The burgers are better then I remember when I first tried 5 guys a few years ago, which is better then the first time I went back when I lived in Mesa.  I didn't have a good experience dining there and haven't been back since. Until now.\n\nI will say the burgers are better then I remember.  But, overall, I'm just not impressed with them as a whole. Here's why:\n\nFor starters, I find them to be ridiculously overpriced.  I got a small pop and a cheeseburger and it was $7.42.  No, thats not horrible, but all my co-workers and I agreed that they are expensive.  If I had gone with a full meal (meaning gotten the fries) it would have cost me well over 10-12 dollars.  That's for a small cheeseburger!  No combo meals here, everything is a la carte.\n\nSecondly, the wait both times has been tremendous. The first time I waited almost 15 minutes for my order! Today the wait was about the same.  There were 10 orders ahead of us, and we were all in a rush to get our food.  I know it sounds crazy, but they seem to have a big grill with lots of people working behind the counter, and they seem to make the burgers as their ordered, but in batches.  I can't understand how they can get that behind. I mean, there's a guy standing there making like 10 burgers at time, and like 3 or 4 guys on the grill.  Why the wait then?\n\nThirdly, everything comes in a brown bag. Even if your dining in.  I don't get it. Why can't I get a plate or something? Especially if I had gotten fries, it just seems like a weird way to eat and serve food.\n\nLastly, the seating here is okay, but when we were there during a rush, there was a limited about of tables.  There were 4 of us and we were unable to dine in, so we got our food to go.  They have a mixture of high bar stool type tables that seat 3, and some 4 tops for seating as well.   If the place was busy, like it was today at lunch, there really wasn't a place to sit for all 4 of us.  Not a huge problem, but it did damper our experience there as we were all hoping to dine in and sit together.\n\nOn the upside, they do have peanuts galore for you to snack on while your waiting, and one of those really cool pop machines that has a million different flavors to choose from.\n\nOverall, its just okay. I'm not unimpressed, but I'm not over the moon about this place either.


I had the chance to eat from the Hey Joe truck today when all the food trucks were up in Scottsdale at the Whole Foods Market on Raintree. \n\nI had the \"Valley Dish\" which was Pancit noodles, 2 lumpia,  and some rice. The dish was yummy... and it was a treat to have Fillipino food for lunch up in Scottsdale. The dish was $8 bucks. I think it was fair for the portion. \n\nI look forward to eating from the Hey Joe truck again when I can make it down to the Phoenix Market.


Honestly, I'm not sure what everyone is raving about.  It was a lovely way to see the city but the driver spend the entire time making duck jokes, and yes I get that duck jokes are the gimmick but I thought there would be a little bit more information on the city.  He would point out a building or statue and mention the name but that was about all the info you got before he started quacking again. It also only takes a quick route through downtown then spins up by the stadiums on water.  I thought we would see more.\nOur seats were REALLY uncomfortable.  We were in the back and the space was not long enough for our legs. We shared the duck mobile with a large (Somewhat pushy) elderly group who were not interested in sharing with us or the nice young couple who were there with their toddler.  They cut in line, tried to sit in all the window seats and It was a battle just to get them to move around so we could sit together. \nAll in all I wouldn't recommend it for grow ups. Fun if you have kids (or are pushy spoiled old folks who act like kids!).


Went here for drinks on a Saturday night and the place was not extremely busy but for some reason it was like pulling teeth to have my beer filled.  Maybe the bartenders were having an off night but after 5 minutes of the bartenders walking by i had to flag them down for a cocktail.  \n\nWe ordered 12 of the boneless wings that came out extremely quickly...maybe 2 quickly.  The chicken totaly dry, the sauce didn't even seem present.  Perhaps said chicken had been from a previous order or cooked before ordered. \n\nIf you're just looking for a place to watch a game and do not care about service, food, and drinks this would be a great choice as they did have many games on.


Mid Town Pub has been a frequent haunt but am going to have to find a new spot. A few weeks ago I ordered  the chicken cordon bleu sandwich. I was served another menu item that was chicken served with mounds of jalape\u00f1os. When I pointed out the error, they quickly replaced it... With the same sandwich sans jalape\u00f1os and added ham. Chicken was still steeped in jalape\u00f1o flavor. I didn't eat it but was charged for it.\n\n Wanted to give the kitchen another chance on a recent visit and was served yet another in edible sandwich. It was so salty and pepper ladened that the first bite was my last.\n\nThis kitchen needs some guidance! Adios mtp!


This is a very family-friendly, casual seafood restaurant with nice portions and great prices.  They serve both fried and broiled seafood, as well as steak and chicken. I had the broiled salmon with the baked sweet potato and salad bar.  I also tried a vinegar-based cole slaw (think similar to cold sauerkraut) from the salad bar and it was great. The service was friendly, quick, and efficient.


I used to give this place 4 stars but against my best wishes and hopes it now at a 3. The food has been hit or miss lately. But the service is totally messed up. I don't know what's happened but waiting times for something as simple as pulling the cork from my bottle to help buy time is poor. If you're going to take 20 minutes before giving me a menu, at least open my bottle. \n\nI have 3 other friends who feel the same way. I hope they clear this up soon.


Best fast food burger ever; and the shoestring fries are better than the burgers! Now the custard, we get concretes with our meal everytime it's like a sundae all mixed together. Our favorite is the turtle but with chocolate iced cream...big chunks of pecans and bunches of carmel you need a very fat straw.\n\nA friendly place with great food and great service. It's a winner every time.


DO NOT USE HEARTH AND PATIO!!!! CHIMNEY FIRE NEW YEARS EVE. I have had my logs for less than two years. 1) purchase, glad to take my money 2) installation, two weeks late,and according to responders, improper flue installation, TWO times, causing heat to go up chimney (they didn't even use fire proof sealer) causing fire. When installer was ask about cleaning chimney, he said not necessary. Had them out to inspect for smell, then said i needed it cleaned, and more money. I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO UNSATISFIED just trying to enjoy a fire.


I had dinner here last night and the entire experience made me kick myself that we didn't go to the Banzo food cart!  When in doubt, just go to Banzo friends.  \n\nAfter hearing about Palmyra, our group of four were very eager to give this place a try.  We ordered four dishes, Fatoush salad, falafel salad, chicken schwarma and potato curry.  The food arrived very late, the food was cold and just not that great.  The pita was really cold.  Ick.  My friend was accosted as he walked into the bathroom by an employee and after he already confirmed he was a customer, he was asked to prove his table number if he wanted to use the bathroom.  I totally get you might get wanderers in from State St. to use the bathroom but pay attention and don't get them confused with customers!  \n\nNope, not coming back.


My 1st time here. \n\nWe popped in for lunch and some sun on the patio. I can see why the place is so popular, they have a really chill relaxed vibe here - that is IF you can get a parking space. The food was decent for pub grub, but nothing too remarkable. I imagine it's best in the evening with drinks and some pals.\n\nI'll be back for happy hour soon.


Once again I was not disappointed in food or service. I have taken friends & clients there of late, The friendly atmosphere is so welcoming, makes you feel like the staff is truly happy to have you there.\n\nThe two bartenders make you feel comfortable even walking in alone as a female. You are there to gap a refreshing drink, a meal or snack , some conversation & they will customize a cocktail for you!


My car is quite spoiled, due to it being European and it needs the best of everything. My regular mechanic was not available, and all I needed was a simple oil change, so after looking through reviews about this place, I thought it was a good idea to take it here. First of, I asked them upon walking in if they had the filter for my particular make & model (since I know most places do not have them in stock) & in order to avoid waiting an excessive amount of time. The guy said he had it in stock, then started to quote me the price and giving me some false info about other car places & how much they charge to do an oil change to my car (trying to convince me that his price was so cheap) and even giving me a $17 disc, which came about the total of $52. I thought it was very overpriced, but I was already there & had to get it done. I ended up waiting for over 2hrs for the oil change, when I asked why it was taking so long, the same guy at the reception told me he did not have the filter & had to get ordered & delivered!! When I finally left the place, they called me to ask me to come back because they had left someone's keys inside my car!! I thought after the 2 hrs my car was sitting at this place they didn't even verified they did not leave some other customer's keys inside my car? and not only they forgot someone else's stuff in my car, I took it to have it check with my regular mechanic few days later & he told me they forgot to place one of the screws back on that holds the bottom of the car!!! I was so pissed of at this place not only they ripped me off, but wasted my time and more money. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!


New Carly's. No tuna. Menu change & Carly's removed the tuna. Sorry but as that was my fav sandwich, I won't be back. Bummer. Less options other than chicken & beef. New menu letdown. Boo. Dislike.


I really just didn't like the sandwiches. I thought that it was a sandwich I could have just made at home and brought to work. The bread was old, and the lunch meat was sub par. The manager is just not very friendly, and generally sarcastic with people in a rude way. I walk by this place everyday and choose not to eat there. Their cup cakes are alright though....


Good place to stay but don't gamble here! The payouts are horrible compared to Freemont Street, Tropicana, and the Station. Nice pool on top of casino area. Beds weren't that great. Shower was pretty nice. Great central location. Not bad for the price. Nice lively atmosphere. Good bang for buck hotel.


If you really are just looking for a cheap place to stay in Vegas, then I guess this place is fine though you are better off at Luxor since at least you are on the Strip.  If you have any other expectations, this place is a complete dump and you should spend the extra money to go somewhere decent. I can't find much, if anything, to like about this hotel other than that it was free for me as the company foot the bill.  The wireless is PAINFULLY slow (like dial-up slow), the gym costs $20/day and is akin to a cheap 1980s Jane Fonda era place with mainly broken down machines, the towels are like dishrags, the food is horrendous in both the Buffet and the restaurants I tried, the bottled water is $4, etc.  Hell, the wakeup call service is completely ridiculous and the HD TV does not have any HD channels with it. Clearly, Hilton has given up on this place and no investment is being made to do any upgrades to anything. \n\nMainly, it is full of drunk, chain smoking rednecks stumbling around the hotel and it is on the FAR end of the Strip so don't expect to walk anywhere.  Go to the Wynn or the Bellagio if you can foot the bill or try the Paris or MGM as they usually have some decent room rates.


Please go elsewhere!!!\n\nI was the first one in at 7:30 am to replace my tires and get an oil change.  The shady service writer tried to sell me his own tires from his personal vehicle that he stored in the back. That should have been the first sign to get out. \n\nSince he said it was going to be 2 hours, I decided to wait in the lounge. Two hours later, the mechanics were just chit chatting in the shop, taking their time and my car was still on the lift.  After 4 hours of waiting, I was pissed and they knew it so I was offered a ride home.  \n\nTo my surprised, after the service was finally done (8 hours later), they delivered my car to my house.  So, I thanked and tipped them.  Well, 2 months later, I traded my car in and the dealership advised me that my oil dip stick handle broke off completely. Those MFer's at Goodyear broke it off knowing full well I would not be looking under the hood for sometime! Who knows what else they did to my car?!!\n\nI'll tell everyone I know about my experience so it doesn't happen to them. KARMA.


Was down in good ole chambana visiting some friends and decided to go here for dinner on Sat night.  I had been to the old Cafe Luna when it was on Green St. in my college days.  Anyway, walked it, loved the decor!  We stood by the end of the bar waiting for like 5 minutes, someone came over and said someone would be over to help us.  Then we waited awkwardly for about 5 more minutes.  The same girl came over and was like, do you have a reservation?  We did not so she offered up the bar to have a drink and when a table opened we could sit.  We decided we were just going to eat and drink at the bar.  We got a bottle of chardonnay...it was pretty good and was glad that they knew that it was not oak-y.  We ordered a salad, melting brie pot and lobster & crab stuffed prawns.  Well, the salad was pretty good..but how can you mess up salad.  The melting pot brie....DISAPPOINTMENT!  I was expecting some sort of fondue or something...well it was little potatoes that were halved and spooned out, filled with brie that was melted.  I guess I should have asked but I thought that the name was self sufficient...WRONG.  The potato totally overpowered the brie and you could barely taste it.  I must admit, when I eat brie, I want to EAT brie...I like lots of it.  So I guess that was a bad selection.  Then the \"prawns\" came out....well it wasnt prawns at all.  It was one very small, what looked like, a crab cake, slathered in guacamole....weird....so we took a bite and were pretty confused so we asked about it because it said stuffed prawns on the menu...well, it so happens that they messed up the order and gave us the crabcake topped with wasabi guac...or something like that.  Their fault so they said they would bring the prawns right out....except the bartender came back from the kitchen and said that they were out of prawns but they could do it with regular shrimp.  We said fine.  They came out (four of them), not stuffed at all.  It literally looked like sauteed shrimp with a touch of crab meat around the edge...unimpressed.  Overall, the dinner was not that good and for the price of everything...it was really overpriced!  I liked the atmosphere but the food is less than desired and $$$.  However, the staff was super nice and always checking up on us.  I didnt have the heart to tell them that most of the food was not great....alas, I will not be going back to Luna.


I get really excited about YC's Mongolian BBQ. I love the concept, prices, and how quick it is on a busy night. They also help you choose your sauces which can be rather confusing if you dont know what you are doing. I am a picky eater so it is nice that i get to pick everything that goes into my bowl. Also, you really get a ton of food. \n\nNo complaints, well maybe that there isnt one close to me. \n\nCheck it out!


We used to go to this restaurant all the time and used to love it. They recently changed owners and this places is not the same. The menu is different.  The drinks are not as good. The origin of the wines are no longer shown on the wine list. The prices are much higher. The place has lost its Spanish ambiance.  The little touches such as the shot of liquor at the end of the meal has been discarded. Would not be back again.


I moved here from San Francisco almost 2-years ago and was looking for a higher-end salon for both color and cut. I searched high and low on Yelp and Kelly Cardenas was the first and only salon that I go to in Las Vegas for my hair. I read great reviews about Sara and have stuck with her since. She has great energy, style, professionalism and knows the latest and greatest about hair. Sara is the reason I keep going back to Kelly Cardenas Salon. She takes great care of my hair, tries different colors and styles and I'm thrilled every time. They also have a sound-proof room that they wash your hair and give you a nice neck and head massage. I look forward to my visits!! Thanks Sara!


I really am not a fan. I went here for an eye appointment and to get contacts for the first time. I told them I was very, very nervous about contacts and I had previously been told I was a bad candidate because I've always been really nervous about things in my eyes (for the record, I'm pretty relaxed about everything. I could probably fall asleep at the dentist...but there is just something about my eyes). \n\nWhen it came time for my first appointment to try on my contacts, I was having trouble getting the contacts in. The woman assisting me was getting clearly frustrated with me and had me almost in tears. I told her first thing that I was really anxious about contacts and that this was really stressful for me and she was just short of yelling at me about getting them in.\n\nMy doctor was the opposite...very nice and patient with me. However, when I told them I didn't feel like my vision was being corrected adequately (both with contacts and glasses), they said I had too high of expectations for what I should be able to see. I struggled to read the last two lines of letters on the chart. I can't read a license plate that is traveling a reasonable distance in front of me. \n\nThe whole experience was pretty terrible...I can't see great with the contacts and it was borderline traumatic being yelled at over putting in contacts in the first time (only to be completely disappointed with the results). I need to be able to see far distances for my job and we haven't been able to correct enough (I switched job roles in large part due to my problems seeing far distances). \n\nEarlier today, I called to order contacts (I had given up and just been wearing my glasses. But for vanity reasons & working with VIPs lately, I wanted contacts as an option). The person I spoke to kept insisting I had never done a contact trial with them, the eye doctor had never seen contacts on my eye and I needed to be trained how to wear contacts, since I had never gone through any of that with them. I was very insistent that I had gone through all of that several times. It was a fight before they finally agreed to order my prescription. I did go through with ordering three months (only because I don't have the time to deal with it right now), but I plan to take my prescription elsewhere and find a new eye doctor.  \n\nTerrible customer service and record keeping. Also...a bad selection of glasses. Really cannot recommend.


Negative star! This place is the last place you want to go. I went there to get my lab results, they had me wait for 2 hrs just to tell me my labs aren't ready and i had to come back!


Wanted to try a local place and heard good things. The place is modest with a friendly staff. For the love of jesus, if you can't take heat, do not eat here! The posole was amazing and you NEED to try the homemade tortillas! A bit different than the posole I'm used to but this is a new mexican style restaurant so it's a bit off from the mexican food I'm used to from chicago. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again!!


Came here with the hubby & my kiddo today for lunch. I ordered the mexi combo plate so I could share with the little one. It came with a taco, burrito, quesadilla and rice/beans. It was fresh and filling but nothing to jump up about. Hubby had the grilled cheese & mashed potatoes. He loves that combo and was very happy with it even though it looked pretty lame to me. Our server was ok but we did get harassed as we were walking in by some homeless guy..get this..he told us to eat at Omelet House..LOL Weird.


Cork, you are beautiful, your wait staff is delightful but you are getting third in this beauty pageant because you are empty-headed..Let me explain while I place the 5 star tiara on some other restaurant's review..\n\nFirst, what is with the micro portions?  If your prices were also micro, I would understand it but I should not be paying $25 for a 4oz cut of steak...sirloin in a bowl of duck broth over risotto. \n\nThis combination stank so the small portion is forgivable but what are you thinking putting a steak in a stew bowl, on top of a bowl of risotto and covering the whole thing with duck broth. First, the broth tastes nothing like duck but why would you add liquid to risotto after spending all that time getting the liquid to rice ratio just perfect? Or maybe it never was and this was your way of masking the problem?  The risotto may be astounding but adding the broth turned it to glue. So, the meal as described v. the meal I received, I didn't care for. But, my meal was a delight after I tasted my friend's meal of mussels. The mussels were terrible and I thought had gone bad from the taste...So, not good for dinner. \n\nYour brunch on the other hand was tasty but the portions were nuts. $11 for ala carte french toast and I get slivers of bread....seriously?! You are in Chandler not Beverly Hills and you are waiting on working class folks, not starlets so put some food on my plate!  \n\nOverall, Cork, you are beautiful, you know that but you really need to turn it up in the kitchen because I would recommend you for drinks but never for substance...


One of the worst dining experiences I have ever had.  The strip steak was sooooo bad, I finally asked to have it taken away and removed from my bill after the kitchen made2 efforts to correct it. My wifes salmon was dry. I also found it very poorly managed - had to walk among rows of extra chairs in the corridor (which needed cleaning and a fresh coat of paint) on my way to the restroom. DON'T BOTHER.


We had not eaten here for a number of months. So my Daughter and I thought we would have it delivered. We got the Orange Chicken and Beef and broccoli. They both had little flavor and the beef was tuff and grisly.  We also got the hot and sour soup and it also lacked flavor.  Very dissapointed. I don't think I will go back.


Yelp deal is a big sham. I did a togo of food on a Tuesday night and the guy at the counter says the manager wont accept it. He agrees after I read him the conditions and fine print from Yelp.  An item in my order was also missing. Food is so-so. There are far better places for Indian food around.


After having tried iPic theater in Scottsdale, this was like going from a Motel 6 to the Four Seasons. WELL worth the expense. We were on the side that served alcohol, not the \"Fork and Screen\" theater.\n\nWe started off early getting there before 3pm for a 3:50 showing. Waited in line longer than I would have cared for due to a woman in front of me who had to have the staff person read every summary of every movie showing. To that woman: have some courtesy for others and read it online for yourself or on that cool iPhone you kept looking it. So I found I really waited in line for nothing since if you purchased your tickets online, you could pick them up at the kiosks along the wall. Might have been nice to have a sign conveniently so I (and the others who heard this) wouldn't have had to wait.\n\nI got a draft beer and it was served in an iced glass. Nice. I really didn't expect a theater \"bar\" to pay that much attention to detail especially after iPic. We were supposed to be able to get our seats at 3pm but when we went in, someone was still cleaning and asked if we could wait. Not a big deal. We were in by 3:10.\n\nSeats. Amazingly comfortable and didn't have a bar going along the back as they did in iPic. Comfortable throughout the whole movie. Our server was prompt and got us drinks right away as well as an appetizer order. That reminds me...the menu. The menu was great with far more to choose from than the 3 items or so I was given a choice of at iPic. There were server call buttons on each chair unlike the \"wave them down if you see them\" method of iPic. I used it once to order dinner and again, the server was prompt. \n\nFood. Food was hot and very good. Nothing to complain about at all. I had the Chicken Alfredo and my wife had the Mac n Cheese. Both were fantastic and the portions were large. \n\nThey even ended the movie with a lemon-scented hot towel! Attention to detail is how you do it and they are doing it great. I purchased a loyalty card since I will be back. iPic? iPic who?


Food was decent, drink was yummy....service could've been a little better, but for a sports bar, it is overall okay.


The food is great however when picking up to go, it's kind of a pain. You have to go to the bar which is usually busy and wait until you can get someone's attention. When I came I finally got someone's attention after 5 min only to be told someone else does the to go orders and she will go find him. Took over 5 more min for him to come however he served the people sitting at the bar before me. Not sure we will order to go again.


The waiter was nice and very friendly tonight. The bread and salad was good. But the linguini and clams was kinda gross. It was nothing new. The sauce tasted plain and the clams were already on the noodles. It's more spontaneous when you can open the clams yourself. The sauce was also really thick. If it was thinner it would have been better. The cheesecake was alright. I've had better and the portion is really small. I looked at it and said are you kidding me? It was like a \"fun size\" but I was looking for the king size cheesecake. Other than that I don't think I'll be back.


We eat at this deli many years ago inside the Mirage Hotel and remember it was really good. With our recent visit I was so disappointed. The server lady had no idea what the soup of the day was. She was kind of nutty in her response and made us feel like she was in a hurry. Much to my disappointment the food was horrible- we sent it back because it was cold. I also found the prices to be out of line with the lack of quality. With so many options in Las Vegas, I would not plan on returning to this place. They nickle and dime you.


FYI: Google/Yelp renders the location incorrectly, it's actually about a mile south of where it appears making this a difficult location to check-in at. It's in the shopping center just south of the 202 next to Ono's Hawaiian BBQ. Bing maps this address correctly, Google will if you change the Address to Gilbert 85236.


This place is showing its age. I went to see Avatar in their Imax theater and the seats were pretty banged up and the movie crapped out as it was starting due to some technical difficulties. It took a good 10-15 minutes before they fixed the problem and restarted the movie. I do have to say that as far as movie theater food goes, their hot dog and nachos are decent.


My buddy & I went here for the last 2 Sundays to watch Da Bears. The Ventura Grill has a terrific patio & a decent beer selection & pretty good food. What it is sorely lacking in is service. I'm talking epically poor service. We sat there for 15 minutes before anyone even acknowledged us. Over 45 minutes for a hot dog & fries? And if you want a refill on your drink, you'd better order it when your current one is only half empty. So what is it? Understaffed? Poor planning? All I know is I gave them 2 chances & they blew it with me.


Got 2 sandwiches ,one turkey ,one roast beef with Gorgonzola along with a clam chowder's bread for both sandwiches was so hard It was almost a joke.Not much meat either.My Friend wound up throwing hers away.I was starving and ate mine but it was an unejoyable chore to do so.The Soup was fine ,nothing to write home about.Being from Boston I'm spoiled by really good sandwich's was a disappointment and I wont be going back.


One of my favorites! Ive been there twice and got the soft shell crab which was exceptional.  The oysters are very good too for apppetizers and so is the manhattan clam chowder. It looks very small from the outside but the restaurant is underground.


Can't go wrong with oxtail soup (aka Bulalo) for late night cravings after a night out on the strip. Located inside California Hotel in Downtown Las Vegas a few miles away from the strip, it is worth the drive. Make sure to go here between 11pm to 9am to take advantage of their Graveyard Specials. 1/2 lb NY Steak for only $6.99 that will not disappoint. And of course the Oxtail soup that completes any meal. There could be a long wait at times to dine in but its totally worth it.\n\nDon't forget to validate your parking so its free.


Another stop on our agenda... not much of a wait as it was only me and my friend grabbing an early dinner.  I ordered the baby back ribs with sweet potato fries.  The ribs were okay and just passable for me but maybe i should have known better than to order ribs since we are from Texas and the ribs here just seems better.  The sweet potato fries were just fries and I probably should have passed on them as they were pointless calories for me.\n\nThe reason we came here was for the Frozen Chocolate! I got the Mint Frozen Chocolate and man it was so freaking good!! I am normally not a sweets type of person but I will admit this was heaven in your mouth.  The delicious taste of chocolate goodness in your mouth *drool* I think i finished mine in like 5 minutes.  Will come back here but only for the Frozen Chocolate!


The ikea customer service and in particular in the Tempe store is the absolute worst. After months trying to get missing parts from a new bed that was missing from the moment i purchased it, and then ikea sending the wrong ones twice and numerous calls to the corporate office, I finally received the right parts. corporate office promised me a gift card for my troubles which I received today. It's a whopping $25. I feel like sending it back but will actually donate it. Save your time and money. Don't buy Ikea furniture.


The planing and execution of this stores existence is superior. I love having this store in my neighborhood. However, the management and allocation of staff is horrible. I've been now over a dozen times and not once have i received anything but incompetent service. The deli host 4 young and inexperienced staff, doing about a third of the output it should. Same with the checkout counters. Slow, mistakes, and completely unkind. It is frustrating, having such a great store but managed so poorly.


Over the years I have past this place 1000's of times.  I finally had the opportunity to eat there yesterday and it was a big disappointment.\n\nWe arrived a little early and decided to have a Beer and much on some Chips & Salsa while waiting for a friend to arrive.  We also ordered a side of Guacamole to go with it.  The Chips & Salsa were ok and the Guacamole was ok.  The Chips didn't taste fresh and there was a bunch of mashed up small pieces at the bottom of the basket, which normally means we got an older batch and had the last basket before they prepared fresh chips.....Strike 1.\n\nWhen my friend finally arrived, it took forever for the server to come by and take our order.  At first we didn't realize how long it was because we had a couple of Beers to hold us over, but after a while we began to notice that it was taking a long time.  I had to flag her down after waiting for 15 minutes.....Strike 2.\n\nI ordered the Beef Fajitas & 1 of their Jalapeno & Cheese Tamales.  They are known for their Tamales, so I was excited to have an opportunity to try one.  The food came out pretty fast, but they didn't bring my Tamale and they didn't bring a friend's entree.  We waited for the food....they brought out my friend's entree, but forgot my Tamale.  I was too busy eating my Fajitas and didn't notice until I was 1/2 way through my food....I mentioned it to the waitress and she said she'd be right back with it.  Meanwhile, the Beef Fajitas were ok.....the flavor wasn't as robust as I would like them to be.....and the meat wasn't up to par.  It wasn't good quality steak in my opinion.\n\nEveryone finished their food and the conversation was so good that I forgot about my Tamale until my friend brought it to my attention.....damn, by that point I didn't even want it.  So I mentioned it to the waitress.....she apologized, but it didn't seem sincere.\n\nWe had a couple more Beers after lunch and when they brought the check, I saw the freakin' Tamale on the bill!  What the hell?!  Strike 3!\n\nAt that point, I didn't care anymore and since the Tamale was only $3 I paid the damn bill and we left.\n\nOverall, I was disappointed with the service and the food quality.\n\nWill I return?  Not a chance.


Good daily specials!   I feel like this place is just a typical sports bar on campus -- a dime a dozen. I'm starting to get used to the super cheap alcohol in Champaign, that the specials here only get one star. This place isnt that special...besides the fact that it's oh-so-close to my building. The waitress was slow, literally and mentally. She took forever AND  messed up our bill. I guess she's forgiven because she's cute, but geez!


This place got really good reviews so we decided to give it a try.  I don't know if we just ordered the wrong stuff or the sushi chef was having a bad day or what but I really didn't think their rolls were all that good.  We ordered a few rolls from their happy hour menu: Philadelphia, crunch, California and some sort of shrimp/avocado roll.  The rice was dry and had no flavor!  I think they forgot the vinegar!  \n\nWe also ordered the following:\n\nEdamame: I've never seen so many of the beans out of its pod!  It tasted about par with other places though.\n\nGyoza: I always thought they were different (but similar) to Chinese dumplings but here, it was EXACTLY like a Chinese dumpling.  Tasted OK.\n\nVeggie fried rice: They used really sticky (I'm assuming sushi) rice to make it.  I wouldn't mind it so much if I wanted sticky rice but we ordered fried rice ... usually the rice is a lot looser.\n\nMiso soup: really bland and I am one who usually prefers bland food.\n\nSeaweed salad: By far my favorite.  At other places it's usually a huge salad entr\u00e9e so it was nice they had a small side of it I could order.  Great flavor.  Perfection.\n\nI would at least give this place a try again.  I just can't imagine this place getting such good reviews but the sushi tasting the way it did.  I can only assume it was an off day.  The service was good though and they have booth seats which is always a plus when you  have a toddler!\n\nOn the (far) West side, my barometer for good sushi is usually comparing the new place I try to Tomo's off of Dysart/McDowell, the Japanese food restaurant we frequent most.


So this is a South Florida based chain so I'm somewhat biased [so is the Ale House for that matter].  They pretty much all look the same.  You can also here live music here on occassions and they definitely have loud music, sometimes too loud as you can't hear your own conversation. \n\nLadies night is Wednesday night with half priced apps and martinis on the menu. Their food is actually quite good for a bar and their drinks are even better. They've added some new additions like skinny margarita martini that I do thoroughly enjoy.  They also have hookah if you like that. This places does get quite crowded and is open very late.  There's an inside and an outside complete with fans and heaters depending on the weather. They also have roll down shades for when it actually rains in Las Vegas.


Stopped in on Sunday evening (6'ish).  It happened to be a place to eat on the walk back to our hotel.  Patio was full but inside it was half empty.  Got seated immediately.  I knew it was a tourist trap but even with that I was surprised how bad the service and food was.  Had to beg for our (mediocre) chips and salsa.  After 20 minutes of not getting our drinks this time I called for a manager.  He told us that our server got tied up with a large group.  I guess our group of 7 was not large enough.  Finally after asking him for our drinks he went and got them.  Having ordered a $7 draft Coors Light he brings that back 3/4 full *sigh*.  \n\nAt this point, we just want to get our food and hope it's at least decent for the outrageous prices they charge.  Nope...wrong.  I ordered a steak soft taco and steak enchilada.  If you like the $2 steak tacos at Taco Bell then you would like these.  Seriously, I couldn't taste the difference.  Out of 7 dishes, only 1 person said their food was actually good.\n\nContinuing on with the bad service after waiting to get our check, we all added up our totals.  We were in the process of leaving our bad tip (sorry I usually tip well but this was terrible, un-apologetic, bad service) when a different (new) server comes out and asks if she can see the check because she believes she needed to add something to our bill.  Yeah right...\n\nI know the patio has a nice people/fountain view but avoid this place if you can.  I love Sammy Hagar but he failed especially with this place.


I know this fuzzy munchkin... let's call him Pepito, who said that his buddy from the land of Oz could get us in on the guest list for the Ludacris appearance on Memorial Day Weekend. So I and the other group of lemmings follow Pepito to the house that the Maloofs own a whopping 2% of aka the Palms. We get in line and Peptio says to club line guy \"We are on the guest list\", club line guy says \"Who the hell are you\". We ended up having to pay the full $60 to get in to see the wizard. When we get inside I buy a round of hops brewed frosty Miller pees for the group. Pepito nursed that Miller lite and carried it around for 3 hours straight I bullshit you not. We walk up the stairs to lean on the railing to spot any hot chicks on the dance floor. You would of thought Shamu and family learned to walk on their tails and grew giant asses out of their blow holes. I decided to follow Pepito into the belly of the beast to swim with the whales. Another chap I was with, let's call him Jim Davis the compulsive gambler, elected to stay leaning against the railing on top. On the dance floor I saw a dude wearing a bright yellow telephone cord around his neck with the phone attached like it was a gold chain. I saw this kid that looked just like Harry Potter. I saw a dude that looked exactly like RG3 roaming around aimlessly. It was so packed in there you had to pee your pants because there was no way you'd be able to maneuver through the hoards of people to the bathroom. We had been there since 10:30 pm. The DJ screamed to the crowd... \"Are you ready for Ludacris?\" exactly 25 times and it was now 2:15am. No Luda to be seen. Instead we were treated to 50 billion Pitbull songs and all of Deathrow's greatest hits. I couldn't take it anymore, apparently nor could Pepito. He hopped over a VIP couch into oblivion and I was stuck excusing my way past the hoards of sweaty sardines. I made my way out and saw of all people Coolio posted up against a slot machine. He was the shortest and ugliest of all the munchkins in Munchkinland. That was just as good as seeing Ludacris right?


They were worthless when the screen in my galaxy cracked from from dropping it. No help at all


Been here a few times, I really like the cheesesteak sandwich here. The fries are great, seasoned perfectly, a smaller portion of fries though.... But I could stand to eat less fries. :) \nThe combo is the way to go.


We came over to check out the adventuredome... Lol big laughs... Well it's off the strip, so it isn't as classy as everything else, the adventuredome is not bad, but rides are limited and somewhat costly IMO. There are some carnival games/arcade which I love so we played some... Other than that, we were bored and left back to the strip!


Wellllll, jury's still out.\nBad part is that the Willow Hybrid starts for the trees we received were basically 5 foot twigs.  One had a few active buds, the other one had dried out stubs.  \nPredictably, the former stayed alive, although it has yet to really thrive as advertised, while the other died.  To their credit, they did send a replacement, and it does seem to be a healthier twig (lol).\nWe'll see how they fare over the next several months and will update our review at that time.  To date, they seem sincere and responsive, but the promise of product has so far been unrealized.


Drove by, they are closed :(


Not a big fan. Somehow have been here 3 times for lunch and each time it is just mediocre. I keep ordering the sushi lunch special and it's just never that great. This last time, it was very slow at lunch and it took forever to get our food. I probably should just give up on this place. I don't know how I managed to eat here again as I told my co worker on the way there that I didn't like it.  Hunger addles my brain.


We typically try to trim our trees about every two years.  We obtained multiple bids from tree service companies that had decent ratings on either Yelp, the BBB or Angie's List. The bids were for pruning of 4 mesquites and 2 palo brea trees.  The Tree Amigos were higher than the lowest bid we got, but we chose The Tree Amigos since we liked the idea of supporting a smaller company and due to the fact that they have certified arborists that do the tree trimming.\n\nOne of the mesquites is quite big and the job done by Johnnie on that tree was very good.  Of the three remaining mesquites, two were fine and the third was questionable in our opinion.  To be fair, we did ask them to trim this mesquite away from a building, but everyone who has seen the tree is of the opinion that the tree was over trimmed.  Hopefully, it will fill back in as they have advised us it will.\n\nAs for the two palo brea trees they look good, but we felt that some additional thinning could have been done on these trees since a minimal amount was removed and these particular trees had never been professionally pruned.  We are not arborists so perhaps The Tree Amigos are correct in their trimming of these trees.\n\nJohnnie did mention to me that they had damaged one of the window screens and apologized for that.  Unfortunate, but I thought it was at least commendable that he informed us of this.  They very willingly offered to pay the cost to repair the screen and I have no doubt they will do so.\n\nLastly, the clean up job that was performed would rate a 3 out of 5 stars with us.  I had to ask Johnnie to further clean the grass area of our yard where there was a small pile of branches and other twigs left behind.  In other areas of the front and backyard we continued to pick up twigs for days after the trimming.  In comparison to other companies that have trimmed the trees previously the cleanup job was just not as good and I am just of the opinion that a business should leave the premises as good or better than how they found it.  Granted, the tree pruning is of greatest importance, but I think the cleanup job can leave a great final impression with a customer if done right.


Eh. it's just too hyped. Honestly I think its good because it's super hot when it comes out but thats about it. Also, the good thing about this is that its 24 hr. I mean, being drunk in Vegas trying to look for something to eat, then this will do. \n\nI've definitely had better sandwich and being in Vegas I don't think this would be a \"MUST\" try place. I've tried the tuna and bbq sandwich and they were both just \"ok\". Nothing like WOW i must have again. \n\nI think the cool thing about this sandwich place is that they serve bottle beers too which is sometimes nice with a sandwich! Other than that, its not something i'll come back for when i'm in Vegas.


Nothing special. Free Internet but connectivity is sporadic at times and capable bandwidth is limited due to non-trunking, cheap service.\nSandwiches are above-average priced for a below average portion/sandwich-content.\nCustomer Service is top level, in the industry.


This is a fantastic school.  I am puzzled by F.N. review.  From what I read this person has not had a child attend this school.  I think it would be impossible to judge the quality of education by simply walking thru the halls.  I have two children at this school.  Both of them started at pre k.  They have not only have received a world class eduction, but they have had no problem socially or physically.  The teachers and administration are highly qualified and nurturing at the same time.  There is not a better school in the valley.


Super cool, cookie/cake.chocolate maker haven!  :)  Totally worth the 40 minute drive I had - it was packed when I got there and I did not experience one little bit of rudeness.  I arrived with my 5yo and after cruising the aisles for a bit an employee came by to see if I needed help finding anything.  Super neat place!  :)


This place is very clean and has a friendly staff. Our favorite was the sisig. Too bad they took it off the menu. Their sinigang and lechon kawali are delicious.


I had been really excited to stay at the Luxor. I specifically requested a room in the Pyramid. As soon as we arrived the concierge service was rude and took forever, I also couldn't get past her enthusiasm for Obama with her \"flair\" of him all over her clothes, okay we get it sheesh. We had already ordered the room but now it wasn't available so we had to take another room. We still got a room in the pyramid, so we found the correct elevator and started our journey to our room. The elevators need a serious upgrade. I understand how the elevators work and I also understand they can be alittle jarring but the fact that they are very noisy, paints chipping, sign holders and mirrors are broken and not replaced and it sounds like your in a gold metal box that seems like its going to fall apart doesn't make you feel very confident. When we arrived to our room it was dark and smelled sort of musty. Not to sound cliche but the decor is very tired and very used. The beds were okay, the television was poor and the plumbing in the bathroom was terrible. Our shower filled with water after being in it for 2 minutes! The bathroom door had horrible water damage on it (wonder why). Anyway I wouldn't stay in this hotel if you paid me! Terrible service, over priced for what you get. I think I'd have a better stay in the REAL Pyramid.


If you are visiting Las Vegas for the first time you gotta go to the Peppermill. Once you enter this place the decor just screams Vegas with its cool neon lights and coloful lampshades. Also, if you want to get drinks before you start your meal you can just hop over to their bar area which has a wicked cool firepit and you chill around the fire with your friends. \n\nFood here is pretty tasty and the portions are HUGE! (Which is great for sharing) I had the Reuben sandwich with fries and it was really good. If you want comfort food, this place has a bunch of it. Their breakfast menu is served all day so that's another plus and it's open 24 hours (hell yeah!)


Takes a long time to clean up table. But its understandable cos grill is hot n need cool down, i suppose. The price is really good but the meat, especially the short ribs are not tender. \nI would not be a regular here, just because the smell afterward in your clothes is horrific, we suppose plan go Hakasan  right after dinner. But once i get in the car, that BBQ smell is just a turn off. So word of advice is that make sure your next stop is shower lol.\n\nI wish there is a 3.5 start, because that is what it earned.


I can't think of anything to say, other than \"wow\". This place is amazing. I highly recommend a reservation, at least on the weekend, as the restaurant was very busy. We had a reservation and showed up early for drinks. We checked in with hostess and saddled up to bar. The service at bar and for dinner was amazing. The potatoes au gratin were amazing, as was everything at the buffet. The meats were cooked perfectly and beyond delicious. This is a great place for a date, a celebration, or just a nice dinner.


We had VIP passes as part of our premier package of \"O\" we got to the club about 12:30, where, we were promptly ignored. \n\nThis club is the epitome of \"small\" man syndrome. The bouncers are total douche bags.


a rather blustry saturday morning (a sad reminder that winter is well on its way) i made my way to this bookshop slash cafe to have a coffee and a chat with the lovely Lou V.  now i'm not overly familiar with the whole quartermile, but after instructions from my dining companion i turned right at the starbucks and made my way along.  the shop is hard to miss though with the huge glass windows displaying a beautiful interior of colourful and well loved classic books behind a chic cafe with clear tables mixed amoung huge velvet purple couches.\n\ngetting there early i took a seat at one of the tables as the couches were occupied and proceeded to make a phone call while i wait.  now this place gets a immediate extra star because i was clearly very upset and crying on the phone and instead of looking at me disapprovingly the ladies working the cafe seemed to just get on with their business and leave me to be.  when Lou V. did arrive she took me and my sorry self to a newly emptied velvet sofa and bought me a cup of tea and a cheese scone.  the girl behind the counter was especially nice and made no comments as to the mascara that had migrated from my eyelashes to my cheeks.\n\nour hot drinks and my scone came promptly and i found it very lovely that my tea was a loose leaf which came with a little timer and instructions from the waitress to allow the tea to brew for two full turns of the timer.  very nice touch.  my cheese scone was huge as well and immediately slathered with butter for a quick bite into the comfort of cheese and carbs that i needed!  when poured my cranberry apple tea was a rich red colour and very comforting.\n\ndespite being blatently modern, i found this bookshop very cosy and welcoming.  it reminded me of the trendy boutique shops i've been to back in the states.  i also loved that they had beautiful coloured covers on the classic books that were on display and really used the huge space they had to fill up the shop nicely but not make it feel crowded.  i had a quick browse of the books before we left and felt a bit of sadness that i no longer buy real books since i've had my kindle as this would clearly be the ideal shop to get them at.\n\nnow my only complaint and why this place has gotten 3 stars instead of 4.  it was freezing!!  absolutely freezing!!! and i was wearing a cardigan and ugg boots, so clearly i should not have been so cold.... i don't know if it's because the place doesn't keep heat in well with the high ceilings and massive windows lining three out of four walls of the shop, but it was so cold that we opted to leave and get a second coffee elsewhere.  i think i will visit this shop again, but perhaps bring a few extra layers to keep warm or wait until a sunny summer's day when the warmth from the sun can heat the shop through the windows.


This newly opened restaurant came to our attention through Yelp and we are glad it did. Great service, delicious food, and large portions helped justify the slightly inflated prices. The draft and bottle list had ~30 different varieties and the wine seemed reasonably priced. Along with your normal expectations for an Italian restaurant (salad and bread with your meal), Gabriella's also included cheese, olive, and pepper plate.  Our entrees were quite large and we were told the desserts are all homemade (we were too full to try them).  This place is worth your time and money.


For the sake of the Mountain Island area, I hope this highly visible establishment improves and makes it. The food and service is simply awful. A menu that has 50+ items is bound to be bad. Focus on something or a category and make it good.  Server rushed us and we were one of 10 tables, in the entire place. She dropped off a pile of napkins with a mystery goo / ranch-like thumbprint on them. We put them on the floor. \n\nWe usually cave in and go here every 6 months because we're tired and hungry. Staying home and eating crackers would be more satisfying.\n\nAnd, they brought me a Sam Adams...in a Bud Light pint glass. No no.


I want to start off by saying that the participating restaurants weren't to blame for what was wrong with this event - the tacos were all delicious. My problem with the event was that it was extremely disorganized. \n\nIt was damn near impossible to get a drink or to stand in the shade or to even get into the place. I tried not to hold a grudge on the line to get in, but holy hell. It was all enough to discourage me from coming back. If this was the first Taco Festival, I'd be more understanding. I'll bet the layout made total sense before they let people come inside. They need to check out a few Tempe Town Lake events to see how it's done.\n\nThere were several Valley events running concurrent with this one (like Tour de Fat)... Next year I may do something else. Overall though, I'm glad I went. I was able to sample some really tasty tacos. The offerings from Vitamin T, Cien Agaves, and Blanco's were excellent. We didn't have a single bad taco actually - can't recall every place we tried, but it was all good. \n\nI probably will go again at some point because I love tacos and I love to support good local restaurants, but I'm not in a hurry.


I arrived for a simple pedi/mani, everyone was friendly but the end result was horrible. I picked 2 different colors one for my toes and one for my fingernails. When I got home, every single one of my fingernails were lumpy, what seemed like air bubbles, and my toe nails didn't have an even coat of nail polish. \nThe next day I went back and the nail artist decided to give me multiple reasons why the nail polish was lumpy, instead of just apologizing. I ended up asking for a simple French tip with clear coat.\nAnd to sum up my experience, once the French mani was complete, the reasoning for the lumpiness was their clear top coat.\nNever coming back here !


Pizza looked great when It arrived, but after starting to dig in I was sharply disappointed. What looked great on the pan turned out to be a runny mess. The cheese they are using is runny and I don't mean soft and gooey, I mean running off the pizza and of the pan when you separate the pieces. I thought it might firm up as it cooled, but then it turned in to goo and I have to tell you it was a COMPLETE turn off..... GROSS!!!!! I can tell you I will never go back to eat at any Primos. It was the worst pizza I have eaten in years.\n\nThe service was also awful. No one was really on top us with service and the empty pans and plates were on the table in front of us for so long we actually had to clear our own TABLE!\n\nThe only good experience of the night was the entertainment of a live band.\n\nStay away if you know what's good for you!


Unfortunately I have to say even though this is a pretty nice Hotel, the fact that I was placed in a room with a window facing the Parking Structure and the stairs right in my face was a terrible experience, especially since I had to wake up early in the morning to the sound of people going up and down the metal parking stairs. That room should not even exists, and even if it does it shouldn't be assigned to anyone on a Sunday night when obviously 90% of the rooms were empty!!! Also there was weird noise coming out of the toilet pipes. \n\nEverything else was good but the kind of room I was in needs to be the last room given out, along with a warning from the front desk about it having a parking garage view with super loud stairways right in your ears!! I was going to ask to be moved, but had to walk a good 5-7 minutes all the way to the edge of their east tower just to get to that room, too tired to complain, and I shouldn't be the one to tell the receptionist about these things anyways!\n\nThis place is pretty far from the Strip by the way, in case that is why you're going to Vegas, make sure to calculate $50 cab rides, each way, to the Strip into your budget. Although apparently there are some shuttle services available.\n\nThe best thing about this place is the awesome pool area. Lots of room to hang out and have a fun day out in the sun.\n\nI only had a one night experience, and it was not a good one; disappointing enough to make me write this review! As a business, most of the time you only have one chance with a potential customer, and this one was lost.


Second time I stayed at the Aria was for NYE this year. The table minimums have gone up quite a bit. On the plus side, it keeps the crowds out. But on the down side, I don't want to play $5 chips at Roulette at noon. Despite it being a holiday weekend, I could still find tables at MGM going down to $10, even at night.\n\nThe hotel is nice, but again, my room at MGM Grand is nicer. The Aria room had a bunch of issues. The minibar fridge was broken all weekend so all drinks were hot. We left our room for 7 hours during the day and returned to a dirty room - room service hadn't been picked up and it hadn't been serviced at all. They send someone to clean up finally, but they never refilled the water bottles. Later that night, we call and say, hey we need those waters. They say, that's a separate dept. that fills the minibar and they also didn't do their job. And as a result, to get a bottle of water, we had to pay $30 at room service instead of $10 in the minibar. It was annoying.\n\nThe beds are very comfortable. The casino itself is nice and attracts a nice crowd.\n\nBut I still prefer MGM Grand. I never encounter weird problems like those described above and my room is actually nicer at MGM Grand.


This used to be a drive up coffee shop. Now the serve great food and the best damn lemon drop martinis that they serve in huge glasses. Staff is very friendly. Wish I wasn't moving to Scottsdale, will probably not make it back here.


i enjoy the  spinach salad with fresh shrimp.. pizza was good too.  Some of the help is good some not good especially the people responsible for the food, last week i asked fir a slice of beef and the guy cut a huge..bloody piece that was 80% fat and put it on top of all my other stuff... could not believe it!  then ive seen them serve rotten spinach until i complained, also take a utensil that had the handle in the food bowl pick it up wipe with rag and put back into food... grossed me out and totally against health regulations, the bowl of contaminated food should have been thrown out.


Epoys offer a variety of food and snacks. food are always warm and tasty.\nHowever, this restaurant is no longer in business. a thai restaurant replaced it.


This place is ridiculous. There was a waiting list when we arrived. We put our name in and decided to wait the hour. Right on the dot the hostess called to say they could not accommodate us due to a party of 60. Why could they not tell us that when we checked in they made us wait the hour exactly and then decided to call and tell us. Then the. Douche of a manager came out after we asked for him and asked how our night was? Really. You're such a Schmuck. You should not be employed as a manager dealing with the public. I will not be back or ever recommend this place to anyone.


Let me start by saying that this is all based on our waiter, Sloan.\n\nMy friend and I came here for lunch one day, at a time when the restaurant was not in any means full- maybe like four tables were occupied. Let's get the pros out of the way, since there were only a few:\n\nPROS- We both got the veggie burger, which was fantastic. It is made with real veggies and on a bun that is purple. PURPLE! And tastes great. For dessert we got the crepes (Nutella and Smores) and they too were very delicious. But, not even this great feast was enough to make up for crappy service and lackluster surroundings.\n\nCONS- Who came up with the idea to cover every inch in tables and chairs, and in such a way that even Janga would be shamed? Seriously, not only was there no room (and I cringe at the idea of how it really would have been with a lot of people in there) but our table was lopsided, and kept rocking back and forth. The hostess who sat us even knew it- she moved it around a bit and said it would be fine. No. It was not.\n\nNext up prices; yeah whatever, it's expensive. I get that. 100$ for lunch for two.\n\nNow for the main one star review: Sloan, our waiter. Yeah, I remember his name. He was that bad. \nThe first sign was the fact that we waited 20 minutes for our food to come out, and when it did, the person (who was not our waiter but some random chick) just dropped them off and ran away. Literally ran away. That's ok. Not like I was going to ask for ketchup. Oh wait, I was. So I waited for our actual waiter to come over so I could ask for some sauce. Ten minutes later out of the hole of hell he came up and I started with \"Could I get some ranch....\" and he turned to walk away. My friend had to yell 'wait' for him to return since she too wanted sauce.\nNext up, after eating and ordering dessert we waited another 20 minutes, all the while our dinner plates were in front of us and never cleared. Not until the crepes came out did our waiter walk over and clear it off. \nFinally, the wait time for the check was ridiculous. Not only had we been there for an hour and half already, we had to wait even longer for Sloan to notice us.\n\nAnd where was Sloan this entire time? I shit you not, speaking to the bartender. THE ENTIRE TIME. Seriously? You only have like three tables to take care of and you stand around and talk with a bartender for the entire day? \n\nMy friend had to wave him over to get a check, and even THEN we were forced to wait until he picked it up from the table- SINCE HE WAS RIGHT BACK WITH THE BARTENDER!\n\nNot one person who works here seems to care about anything but standing around and talking to one another- there were plenty of other workers there, but I never saw one, NOT ONE doing anything. Well, except for the only other waitress there, who was actually doing her job. But she was the only one.\n\nI don't ever expect to come back, at least not at the same time since that seems to be the shift where all the lazies are put on.


We found out about this bakery thru Yelp.  We had been wanting to try out those almond croissants for quite some time.  We happened to be in the area on an early Saturday afternoon.  Unfortunately for us, they were out!  No croissants of any kind!   We opted for an apple pastry and a pistachio eclair.  Both were delicious.  Can't wait to visit, again.


Jimmy was personable and considerate of what I requested. Not only did I receive a great haircut and beard trim, I also received great conversation and a new connection. I definitely recommend Zev's if you wish to receive great treatment at a good price. It even comes with a wash and rinse. Oh, and the vibration shoulder massage at the end was quite the kicker! Loved the experience.


I was so excited to go to Inglot because it's comparable to MAC cosmetics. The employees at this store were very helpful. Oscar was the one assisting me. I was planning to get the Freedom System Palette but most of the matte colors were \"sold out.\" He informed me that they received a new shipment but didn't open the boxes yet. He was nice enough to show me the colors that were sold out. I was able to swatch the colors and took a note of the numbers I liked.\n\nI love the eye shadows because they are half the price of MAC eye shadows & bigger. It has the same quality & still very pigmented. Oscar told me that there's an Inglot in Macy's at San Francisco, so I will definitely visit that store.\n\nThe only thing I'm disappointed is their return & exchange policy. I asked Oscar if I'm able to order the Freedom System eye shadows & if I was unsatisfied, would I be able to return or exchange it? Oscar said, unfortunately that's a set back for Inglot. Compared to MAC cosmetics you can return or exchange any product if you're unsatisfied with it. With the Freedom System products, there are no returns or exchanges. I guess I'll be swatching the colors first in SF before placing an order online.


We LOVE Shangri La! I have been wishing for years for an \"authentic\" Chinese restaurant and finally here it is! We've been twice so far and both times the food was awesome, this'll be our new weekly ritual!


Was quoted 3-4 weeks...but it was actually SIX weeks. To top it off, the work was done poorly.\nSo after an additional 2 weeks, I get the call that it was redone. Problem was, now there are scratches on my gun.. When I point this out, I'm met with complete indifference. They could care less that a customer is unhappy. They actually told me to 'live with\" the horrible outcome.\n\nI would give this company ZERO stars, but yelp won't let me.


The King of Buffets...has been dethroned.\n\nJust like the way it is mandatory for me to sit down to a good game of Blackjack when I am in Vegas...chowin' down at an all-you-can-gorge buffet is also a must-do on the Sin City itinerary.\n\nSince I was of pre-gambling age, the Bellagio has reigned supreme as \"the\" buffet to eat at.  With their vast array of seafood, carved meats, entrees, and desserts...It has always been gluttony at its best...That is until now.\n\nOur most recent chow-down at the Bellagio was somewhat less-than-spectacular.  Somehow they seemed to have cut down on there seafood offerings.  Shrimp cocktail is still offered, but not a single Alasakan king crab leg was in sight when we went for Sunday brunch.  Entree selections are plentiful...but nothing was too special.  Desserts have also gotten quite mundane.  Overall experience was a 3.5 STARS.\n\nIn comparison to our recent experience at the Wynn, we have to say that \"the\" premiere Vegas buffet is now \"The Buffet\" at Wynn.  Until Bellagio tunes up its buffet...our money and appetites will be resting with the Wynn.


The fish tacos are really good.  It's just a shame this place is in a Wal-Mart parking lot because the riff raff like to eat here.  On our visit one guy was in handcuffs detained by the police outside (for a non-fish taco related incident) and there were about 20 people crowded around the few tables waiting for someone to leave so they could sit.  Those fish tacos are solid though.


We actually ate here twice, lunch on Sunday and Breakfast on Monday.  Food was ok.  What loses a star is the cost.  It is overpriced for what you get -- I  guess I was thinking that being Vegas it would be more reasonable.  Granted, I was thinking Denny's prices.  The salad was good, but very basic - a lot of lettuce, chicken, lettuce ... you get the picture..  The breakfast was good.   Our server had brought out the preservatives that I wanted (Raspberry) instead of telling me that it wasn't available - so yeah for that!


This is perhaps the BEST chinese food I have ever had.  Everywhere I go I try the local chinese food restaurants.  I have lived in Orlando, Pearl Harbor, Charleston, Seattle, Guam, Flint, near Flagstaff, and now near WIckenburg.\n\nNo one seems to do from scratch egg rolls anymore, not positive these are from scratch but if they are not they are exquisite nontheless.  The crab angels are awesome as well and if you get any of the dinner for 2 combinations you get 1 for each person & soup.   The egg drop soup is blah, but not terrible.\n\nThe chicken dishes that are supposed to be crunchy, are crunchy.  The dishes that are supposed to be spicy, are spicy without being overpowering.   My significant other cant have things too hot, and she enjoyed our spicy dishes.\n\nOnly been here twice.  The food was awesome both times.  The manager/owner was very cordial to us, but did seem on very friendly terms with what we assume were regulars.  Joking and kidding with them.  If they were not regulars, then the interactions would seem quite hostile.  She made me and my fiancee seem like special guests, perhaps even friends of the her family.\n\nOnly thing I have to complain about is the bathrooms.  You have to exit the building.  The bathrooms are not airconditioned, in the summer in AZ that can be quite hot!


Overall:  The best mediterranean restaurant in Vegas, Milos offers pure, natural tasting food combined w/ great ingredients.  Fish is flown in fresh, daily from around the world.  The chefs skills are truly shown w/ pure, un-adultered dishes, mainly seasoned with salt and pepper, sometimes olive oil, and at most w/ a reduced balsamic vinaigrette. \n\nNOTE: Both times, the chef customized our menu and we didn't have to choose items from the main menu.\n\nSetting: Dinner with a friend, Monday 08/22/2011.  We were lucky they had a 2-top available, as it was MAGIC week.\n\nThumbs Up: You can't go wrong by leaving it up to the chef (omakase in Japanese restaurants).  But if not, must gets are: the octopus (so tender, crisp, and yummy); Milos special (eggplant and cucumber chips w/ tzatziki sauce [make sure to mix it up and dig out the tzatziki as it cuts through the saltiness]); cooked whole fish (we had red snapper, and was very fresh and delicious); service staff if very helpful - don't be shy to ask any questions, and even take a tour of the fish being displayed.  Their service staff had good recommendations on wine pairings w/ the different seafood dishes.\n\nThumbs Down:  Nothing.\n\nTip: Most of the bad reviews are a result of not being seated for a 2-top.  This is a family style restaurant where most tables seat 4 or more.  Try to come with more than 2 people and you'll be seated much faster.


Oh my god .What happened to this place..We used to love coming here. Went last night and I have to say, it was absolutely horrific. So sad now because it used to be a place we looked forward to going. Needless to say we won't ever go back, it was that bad. I will say the service was great but food quality was not even on the chart. $200 for the 4 of us and didn't think twice about it because again we always enjoyed it. I would be surprised if its open a year from now. We hope there will be another seafood buffet that will again be one we can look forward to going to. Charge $75 a person and make it quality and they will come. We will.


Love this store!! Great place to shop for personalized gifts. \nThey have tons of delicious smelling teas, which you can smell , taste and ogle over. My friend Kris and I stop by with my mom and we were impressed. They have ice teas, fruit teas, chocolate teas, white teas anything you can dream of. \n\nI am already imagining creating gift baskets with the goodies they have here. By the way , the prices are more than reasonable and give you lots of choices to contemplate. \n\nStop in here to relax , shop or just get creative with tea! Love it!


Had an issue returning an item I got for Christmas. The same one was sitting on the shelf and they wouldnt give me in store credit because the tag was missing. Um....... it was a Christmas gift...... people tend to take the price tags off. \n\nThey're only getting two stars because VS Customer Service (called them) fixed my issue. Big applause for Corporate Customer Relations on the issue.


During my last visit to Vegas, I decided to try this place out. After hearing so many darn good things about this place, I truly hoped all those positive comments weren't based off the hype of Ocean's Eleven series. \n\nThe only food that made me go back for seconds was tenderloin. Besides that, everything else were just waste of money. To be honest, I tasted better at Wicked Spoon, Rio, and Mirage.\n\nMaybe they used to be great and somehow they are now on a downhill but from my personal experience, definitely not worth the money.


Chorizo and bean burro and the butter tortillas are a must have! The tortillas here are sooo good :)


We came here in hopes of having a meal with our 2 kids and surviving all at the same time, with no dirty looks from strangers. All of those things were accomplished at Rainforest Cafe in LV. The food was ok.. what you would expect. Our waitress was nice, and clearly had experience serving families because she was prompt and attentive to our needs. Its really loud in there and every 10 minutes or so they have a \"rain storm\" and the fake animals  move and make noise. Its really fun for the kids! It was REALLY expensive for what it is, so I don't think we will come back. But if you come to Vegas with kids (I know.. blaspheme!) then this might be good for a little break in fine dining.


i went there last friday night and it was the worst night club i have ever been to. very boring atmospher. and yes its true drinks are bar the whole staff is just clueless. the list goes on.\n\ni am new to arizona to be honest with u and i am very disapointed with the night life here so far there is no big good clubs or well known dj's. i used to live in NYC and nightlife there is somthing u cant argue about.


Paid for a venti green tea lemonade and got a tall green tea lemonade . Reason why I didn't go back was because I had to go to school was in a rush I wish the girls that always take my orders were there


I actually like this mall, mainly because it is a place close to my kids daycare/preschool where I can kill some time.  I know it doesn't have many high end stores, but I can relax for a few minutes.  Another bonus are the girls who are selling the flat iron, if you buy one you can get your hair done for a year, needless to say I am on that chair almost every week.


The novelty has worn off....too many locations....too meh of flavors.... Portions still huge, but paying $14 for a giant pancake, eggs and some bacon is pretty deceiving.... Service ok for a weekday.....  Im still trying to figure out WHY go in the Plaza.... I mean friggin urine stained plaza...... wow....somebody got paid big bucks....\n\nanyhow....its always worth trying once.....Definitely need a menu upgrade....


We ordered food to go last night and though we regularly eat at other Native locations this was the first time we were disappointed.  The garbage pizza was barely warm and didn't have very many toppings for being a loaded pizza.  The wedge salad had hardly any dressing on it, or bacon and blue cheese crumbles,and was the part of our order we had to wait for after arriving which may be why the pizza was cold.  The biggest disappointment though were the wings.  We ordered half honey BBQ and half mild traditional.  We weren't told that mild meant a butter sauce.  That is not traditional by any means.  When we got home and discovered how our order looked we called and the manager offered to make it right and said we should have been told what \"mild\" meant.  We are able to go in and have the wings and salad free on another occasion.  Too bad I didn't mention the pizza...\n\nWe spent $30 on a take out meal for 3 people and it was very disappointing.


Sue and company have run an outstanding restaurant for 23 years in the east valley. Terrific Chinese cuisine, in a very pleasant sit down setting. You will not find better service at any restaurant, anywhere. Not sure what \"pretty standard\" Chinese food means; but compared to several other east valley Asian fares, including the major chains, this place is superior. \nPlus, if you're going to gamble on taking out Moo Shu, the dish that is typically created and rolled at your table, well, you takes your chances.\n\nIf you like the occasional fried delicacy, try the Golden Gate shrimp; love it!\n\nSpend your precious eat-out dollars at locally owned businesses.


This place is pretty interesting....they may call themselves \"Yummy Grill SUSHI\" but it's not just a Japanese restaurant.  Besides that, they got  your Chinese and Thai dishes. I think I saw someone ordering Indonesian fried rice too. I wanted to order drinks too but eh...I forgot to and by the time I remember, I wasn't really in the mood. Oh wells...save some unneeded calories, right? =) lol\n\nSo for those who may not be in the mood for sushi but someone in your party does, have no fear...there are other choices available that I'm sure will suit your taste buds.


Create has been on our \"wanna try it\" list for a while now. We heard great things and knew it was locally owned and a family business. Since we live in Mountain's Edge and don't work or shop up in this area, we made the journey for my Husband's birthday lunch.\n\nWhen you arrive, grab a clip board and pick what you want using a dry erase marker.\n\nI had a pretty typical burger. Pepper Jack cheese, Kaiser roll, L, T, O, their \"special sauce\" paired with sweet potato fries. Husband had a very similar burger with grilled onions and onion rings. Pricing was very reasonable and on top of that we were using our Entertainment Book BOGO coupon.\n\nRight off the bat I can say that while it was OK, we won't be making a special drive up to eat here again. It was just OK. Nothing super spectacular, just kind of average. The bun was not my favorite, too chewy. The ingredients fresh were but the burger lacked flavor and juiciness. The two essential elements to a winning burger joint, such a shame cause I had such high hopes and I hate to see a locally owned business miss the target. Sweet Potato fries were VERY good! They could give other burger places a sweet potato fry training!\n\nMy husband also had a scoop of s'mores custard and it was very good! I might come back to try more custard offerings when and if we are in the area, but I would pass on burgers.


... Apologies, I was just daydreaming about the Green Burger.\n\nIf I could suggest to a meat-eater a place for them to experiment with eating like a veg, no doubt this would be the place.\n\nIf I could suggest to a veg a place to have a mouth-gasm, no doubt this would be the place.\n\nOk, now that we've gotten that out of the way, let's talk food. They have delicious salads, and was look like good personal-pan style pizzas. I'm a fan of the huge, size-of-your-face pizza slice persuasion, so I've never gone that route at Green.\n\nRegardless, I would be willing to slap a $5 down on the table in front of someone at Green, and if they didn't like the food, they could take it and walk.\n\nTheir tofu/mock-chicken/mock-beef/mock-pork bowls are yum, yum, yum. I stick with the Singapore tofu, and it never fails to make my stomach smile.\n\nAnd their tsoynamis are oh-so good. No, that's not a mistake, people. It's a soy Dairy-Queen-blizzard style cup full of sunshine. EVERY one I've tried has blown me away. Some I like better, but I can't judge. It's sweet. It's soy. It's goooood.\n\nSometimes when it's lunch time, or a busy Friday or Saturday night, this place can get packed. It's usually full of the hipster and indie kinds of people, but, that shouldn't in any way make you not want to eat there, especially if you don't look this way. Eff all of that, go for the food if nothing else.\n\nService is always spot on, and they're always keen to help you decide or answer questions.\n\nIf you want a good, entertaining view of all the fixie-riders (there's a bike shop next door, no lies!), albeit simply amazing food, I'm going to say go here.\n\nP.s. The ladies bathroom has a cool piece of artwork hanging on the wall and an even cooler faucet fixture for the sink.\nP.p.s. The artwork in this place is beyond bitchin'.


Why no gopro?  This place does not allow go pro.  I did not even use the gopro stick.  I was using gopro as a point and shoot camera.--- as in click, click.  I don't think its fair that people around me can use their waterproof camera phone, while I cannot use my water proof camera.


I like it. The ambiance and decor are awesome. The drinks are great and different, I like picking the different soda flavours and pairing with an alcohol. The food is good, I think I need to try more things to get a better impression. The tamales I had were over steamed was soggy on the end but dry everywhere else. Need to try the tacos.


I wouldn't recommend this place to any one I like. What kind of restaurant serves salads and charges you for the dressing? I ordered the Symphany Sandwich and was charged an extra .75 for the lettuce, which I can kind of understand but even still, aren't they saving money since I'm not using their bread? Any ways, I let that slide. Then I pick up my food go outside to eat on their patio and I have no dressing...so thinking they made a mistake I go back in there and asked if dressing came with their salads and the girl was like, \"Did you ask for dressing?\" - Am I supposed to ask when I'm ordering a salad!? - so I said, \"No, but I ordered a salad...it doesn't come with it?\" \"No that's extra, did you want to get some?\" Yeah, I was done with this place from that moment on. For the amount of food I got coupled with the price and service...I would only send people I hated to this joint. \n\nTotally sucks.


wonderful sammiches~\n\nburned my tongue but at least I wasnt hungry anymore\n\nwhat did I eat? I dont really remember...all I know is that there was chicken and cheese and red bell peppers.\n\nseats were a bit to strange to sit in, and I like the fact how it was actually pretty quiet, away from the hustle bustle of Vegas. Luckily there was no line.\n\nSo Service was nice, with smiles and pretty quick with the food


A truly independent spirit!   As all of the other small mom and pop stores falter all around our hero/owner Ralph....he ( year after year ) stands triumphant amongst the rubble.\n\nWhy you ask?  Well, in my opinion....sticking to his guns, an original vision.  Walking into to Alternate Reality you realize it lives up to it's name. Meaning, the mainstream takes the backseat.  Sure they carry the regular Superhero comics and action figures but......the whole front of this RAD shop is dedicated to independent comics and books from smaller publishing houses.  It's very impressive.\n\nTo anyone that's a cynic when it comes to comics.....you should go, and randomly pick something up, give it a try.  It'll be the first time you realize that comics aren't only about capes and tights.\n\nOh, and there's usually really great music floating through the air.


Worst fillet mignon I've ever had!! Medium does not mean charred and dry!! The soup of the day was alright, but nothing to write home about. Not going back.


I tried going here earlier today with my mom and sister and it turns out that it's closed!  We read the notice posted at the window that said that it was \"temporarily closed for remodeling\".  I sent a message to a moderator about the closure so hopefully it'll be updated soon.


Really good and spicy Thai food. Definitely recommend the Kung Pao.


They try! Oh, how they try! The buffet upstairs is small, has a small smattering of choices which always the same choices. After two times, ya know, Yankee Pot Roast gets old. The steaks are shoe leather-ish, and, too expensive, not worth it. The 'Italian' selection is tomato soup with pasta. Yuck!\n\nThe gambling at Charlie's is iffy, the help rude at the 'card center' there. I was snotted off when presenting my old AZ Charlie's card and tried to get the new one, and, certainly won't be 'anxious' to try again, either. \n\nIt's an old building which shows its age. The Sports Book, exceedingly hard to get to, features the 'gang of toughest toughs' as customers, too. Over 3/4 of the monitors are broken, the place filthy and smelly, too. \n\nI'd rather not gamble if it meant going to AZ Charlie's.I'


One of the worst experiences of my life. My wife and I were treated like second class citizens. As a guest of the Aria hotel, I expect a little civility when asking a question of a member of the staff. Four bouncers were standing around and when I tried to ask what time the pool opens, is there a charge, is there a waiting list and then I was ignored, and the people behind me were ushered in. It is very simple if someone asks a question answer it. \n\nAll other experiences I have had at this hotel have been wonderful, the rooms, casino, and food service have all exceeded my expectation. The Liquid Pool Lounge is owned by the Light group who I assume pay a concession to the Aria Hotel (MGM International) in order maintain this facility. Aria, the Liquid Pool Lounge is dimming your stars.\n\nAs a professor of Hospitality Management in Florida, I will be using this as an example of what not to do.\n\nNathan


Had breakfast at the Suede. Ordered the buttermilk pancake and it came with sliced bananas and a small container of shelled nuts. It was OK but I didn't think it was worth the $12.00. They only provided 2 tiny containers of syrup but a large pat of butter. Coffee was $4.00. Yeah...a bit pricey.


Mediocre food. Unlimited eating for $30 per day. Go to Belagio buffet for lunch at 3pm instead. $20. Much better. \\


I need to start this off by saying Mediterranean/Middle Eastern/Greek food is the one food I really know best, so I consider myself somewhat an expert on this one.  \nWell, I ate here today and had the gyros and half order of tabbouleh.  The gyros didn't have enough meat and who added lettuce?  Not enough tzatziki sauce, also.  Must meh.\nI ordered a half order of tabbouleh--something I make myself and well--and it was a very generous, below average tabbouleh...but they were very generous, anyway, with the portion since I found myself bringing half of my half home.  Still meh.\nMaybe something else is better in there, because there were tons of people eating there...and I know it ain't the only game in town.\nNext time I'll try something else and maybe then I will give it more stars, but for the gyros and tabbouleh just meh.\nHowever, the host of the place (he could have been an asst. manager) seated me and gave me superior service, so I tipped well.  He was definitely not meh!


Had a Great time here and had nice service, we got a  private room for our friends Birthday and the service was really friendly and quick ... And I know my group could be a lot to handle at times too ... They did make the stipulation that we could have the private room for 15 ppl if MOst of the group did all u can eat !!


I arrived to a nearly empty restaurant with my sister and father.  We were delighted with our service and especially delighted with the food. This place should become very bust!!!


Food is OK, but it has a distinct chain restaurant feel that you might expect from a Fox restaurant, which has about 50 location in Arizona and a few other Western states. The service was good, and the food wasn't bad, but if you don't want to feel like you're at a Cheesecake Factory, I wouldn't recommend it.


This is my first time at a \"buyer beware\" restaurant!\n\nWhen a customer takes a bite then returns a dish because it's not good, the restaurant doesn't happily take it back... then charge for it anyway. Right? Not normal, Maggiano's - especially for a supposedly established chain upscale restaurant. (It was soggy bow-tie pasta a/ spinach, btw.  Ick. Exchanged for Pizza-Hut quality spaghetti marinara, though they still charged for the more expensive bow-tie - we balked, but they would not budge. Supposedly it came from the kitchen or management, the nice waitress still got our normal 18% tip.)\n\nBad taste in my mouth from a bland dish and dirty rotten maneuver. First and last time, thank you.\n\nUPDATE: After a whole lot of nudging they apologized and fixed the difference on my credit card.  They also said they were sending a little \"gift\".  Well, now it's been three months and nothing ever arrived.  \n\nSo for same reason -- careless lack of regard / seriousness for customer service -- STARS UNCHANGED.\n\nThe customer service training at this outfit just is rather careless, and that doesn't feel good.  Very nice people, everyone I interacted with, but they lack common classy restaurant business sense.  Maybe it's Vegas culture and I'm used to L.A. and midwest?  I do sense there's a weird thing going on in Vegas service culture.  Anyway, I'm ragging on their manners, but two-stars also reflects the quality of food, it's really quite unremarkable.  Interior modern but likewise absolutely unremarkable.\n\n(BUT, and this was nice, a guy goes around and sings to your table.  Don't know if that's regular.  Normally would have earned a star for that ;)


Although my aunt loves Nine West, I have to agree with Stephanie T. it has sort of lost its young appeal. Fair enough to be honest, with most fashion brands geared to late teens, it's good that some fashion lines aren't trying to appeal to 20 year olds (and that there are some lines that 35+ can wear without looking like they are trying to be in their teens still).\n\nI prefer Nine West on line store as it has a lot more choice in styles(and a lot more fun options). The prices are high, although the clientele I guess are supposed to have some sort of income other than a student loan. The service is friendly enough  and the shoes here are what one would consider practical.


Honestly, I'm not sure what to expect when eating at Hooters. So far, so good, thus, the 5 stars.  But, I do have one minor issue with them, but not enough to downgrade them.\n\nEating here is what I imagined the 70's to be about.  Wood paneling, that weird color orange, and a little bit of tackiness thrown in for good measure.  So far, when eating here, I have had good experiences.  The girls are nice, the place is clean, and service seems to be prompt and efficient.  I usually can be found here during lunch hour only, and so far, those have been my only experiences.  No happy hour, no dinner, no weekend service.\n\nMy only \"complaint\" is that I have carried out a few times from this location.  A handful of times, I felt like I have had terribly slow carry out service. Waiting forever for someone to take my order, waiting just as long for food, and feeling \"less important\" then maybe the dine in patrons.


The food at Davios is  excellent, service is wonderful.


Overpriced and underwhelming, I understand when green beans are called haricot verts they are going to be pricey but when you order a dish and they ask you what side you want and one of your options is haricot vert, please don't charge me $8. Let just seems wrong. It's located next to the ritz so I guess you can charge what ever you want but locals this is not the place for you. \n   The server was more concerned with the employee meal she was sampling than our needs. Thanks but no thanks


I love giving great reviews... Sadly, we also have to be honest and give bad. Took some friends there today. Supposedly it was the \"hype\" (sadly over).  Upon entry, the space was clean but crowd was more like gorillas hitting on helpless fawn. Yet the fawn were sitting on the bar. Not at, but ON. We sat outside (no hostess) so we just sat. Turns out there was a trainee/trainer for us. Neither had a clue as to \"gluten free\" including the standard table chips and salsa. Ordered a blended marg (NO Blender, \"it broke\"). Tacos and salsa great!!!  beer was beer. food was served fast and warm. Again, love the food - def a 3-4.5 on food. But after 19 minutes, we still were not table touched by either the trainee or trainer. There was only 7 table occupied. SAD. but I guess when you hire looks over ability, we should not expect much. Then again, I should know better in the area it is located in. Now, I know El Hef opened not too long ago, but with Hi-FI (a newer more gorilla like venue) the crowd must must explore new territory. El Hefe is \"New kid on the block is now the red headed step child\" But, give it 12 months and Hi-Fi will take that title. \n\nBack to point here. in short, if you are looking to be seen, go to either, maybe grab some food. If you are looking for a memorable experience of the good kind, there are 100 options within walking distance.


Don't get me wrong I still love Customshop but my experience the last time I was here was meh.  It was a busy Friday night and being a former waitress I can understand being in the weeds, but my table was definitely sacrificed.  I was so excited to have the carpaccio it is one of my favorite things on the menu but it never came, are dirty martini's were not dirty - and the food overall was just blah this time around.  i guess it was just an off night.  The table next to us seemed to have a similar experience.


All of our food had a hint of Italian seasoning, which was strange and unappealing.  The veggie enchilada is chock full of zucchini (the menu just said veggie, and I had anticipated the usual peppers and onions...if you love zucchini, get the veggie enchilada and a side of Mexican veggies - also just zucchini - unfortunately I really don't like zucchini!).  All around the place is nice, service was friendly, but the food just wasn't good.


If you are looking for beer selection - great place, but food is not so good. Fish and chips - fish not crispy and chips very greasy. Beef sandwich with au jus - high sodium.  Fried pickles covered in oil. Waitress - very good stopped by to check on us at just the right time.


went to F.A.M.E. specifically for this place and wasn't disappointed at all. only let down was that they only had vanilla filling. was advised that they usually have two flavors of fillings depending on how busy they get per day. they have vanilla,  green tea, hazelnut,  chocolate, and strawberry. I wouldn't mind giving green tea and hazelnut a go but not this time. I got the eclaire (chocolate dipped original) a coco and a cookie with vanilla filling. Lets start with the cookie. It  had bits of cookie all over the pastry and the cookie bit tasted good. it wasn't filled all the way and had almost 50% air inside the puff pastry and was a little let down. I read sok reviews that said it was filled with alot of filling so I was expecting the same. With that said all of the three cream puffs I got was filled the same and to me was not filled enough. the vanilla cream had a very light taste but it had a good consistency and good texture. the puff itself was made well and held the filling as it should. we then had the eclaire. it was go was go the chocolate added what seemed as a missing flavor if it had any and was a nice semisweet and not so much sugar it hurts your teeth chocolate. Then the coco puff. it was a coco puff with vanilla filling and I am glad I saved that one for last as it was the best one. the coco puff had great chcocolate flag and with the vanilla filling was a good combo. The workers were nice and greeted us and was very easy to talk to. Overall it is an ok cream puff, if I am in the area I would stop in to see if they have anymore flavors for the day besides vanilla but I dont think I'll be making a special trip just for these anything soon, unless they bring the sweet potatoes one here then ill be back lol!


DO NOT PURCHASE AN ANIMAL FROM HERE! These dogs are coming from puppy mills.  At puppy mills they do not care about quality, it's all about quantity. Dogs are caged and forced to breed, and once they can no longer breed, they are killed.  By purchasing an animal from here, you are supporting puppy mills.  If you do further research on the breeders they provide, you will see that they are all from puppy mills. \n\nMost of the dogs here are sick because they have not been treated properly.  They are in little glass windows that are full of diseases.  They have no love and attention.  These dogs should be out running and playing not helplessly trapped in a 3x3 cubicle!! It makes me sad to see these puppies and I want to save them all, but paying for them is going to give money to this horrible company that supports puppy mills and the mistreatment of animals! \n\nHere's a link to a video on puppy mills if you want to know more http://m.humanesociety.org/issues/puppy_mills/


Being that I am in real estate, I can't tell you how excited I was to be treated to a chi-chi expensive dinner that probably ended up costing the equivalent to what I budget for two weeks of groceries...per person, mind you!\n\nI was in town for a work conference and one of our clients was gracious enough to invite all of his brokers to dinner. \n\nI'm not much of a carnivore but..when in Rome! It would be plain dumb of me to choose fish in a place known for their steak. That would be like ordering a hamburger at a Chinese restaurant.\n\nHere's the nitty gritty:\n\nStarter: \nCaesar Salad (made table side for 2): Shared w/ my co-worker. Best damn caesar salad I've ever had! They even mix the dressing fresh.\n\nMain Entree:\nFilet Mignon - medium rare: I think I died and went to beef heaven. So tender. So perfectly seasoned. So perfectly cooked! I'd be tempted to convert to carnivor-ism if I could eat like this more often.\n\nSides (a la carte):\nWe ordered a bunch for the table to share family style\nCreamed spinach - yum-o in my tum-o\nSauteed garlic mushrooms - shroomerific\nTruffle Parmesan potato chips - the classiest chips on the block & a hit at the table. We fought over the chip with the most truffles.\n\nDessert (again, shared family style):\nButterscotch pudding - not to sweet - just right but a taste was enough for me.\nChocolate Brioche Bread Pudding - I liked all the layers and it wasn't overly rich \n\nThe service was absolutely impeccable. Water glasses were never allowed to go half empty - they were promptly refilled by super observant waiters with bottled water in hand. Whenever someone left their chair to use the restroom, they came back to their napkin, neatly refolded and they'll pull your chair out for you to sit.\n\nI've never seen a more professional or attentive group - and that in itself justifies their high prices.\n\nCome here and dine like royalty!


Can't believe it's taken so long to visit El Gordo. Here's the rundown:\n\nYes it's greasy Mexican food. No, it cannot be good for you. Yes, the adobada fries are the best I've ever had. No, I am not sorry I ate them all (in my defense, half an order). \nIt gets hectic inside so pay attention and move swiftly! \n\nI ordered the half order of adobada fries ($5) and they were more than enough. Good fry to meat ratio, and absolutely delicious!!\n\nYes, I will be returning. No, I will not bring you back a taco.