First time here! Food is good and customer service very good! Price is good! Love it!


Very good and authentic.


Awesome place. Sometimes hard to get seats so patience is a must or just flat out luck but totally worth it! Parking is easy and free.  Totally recommended and cant wait for a bigger location to open up! Prices are fair and sizes are perfect.


Not the first Texas Roadhouse I have been to (been to the Las Ceruces, NM and the west-side El Paso, TX location).  They all have good quality food that makes for a good dinner.  What made this one stand out?\n\nThe music was at a volume where we could actually have a conversation at the table.  I wish they would do this at all locations!  Usually, you can't hear yourself think in a Texas Roadhouse, at least from my other experiences.


I tried this place after seeing it in the loafer so many times with rave reviews. I enjoyed my burger and fries although my guest didn't so much. I will note that they DO NOT have air conditioning. I was melting...


If grandma's creative brain exploded on a Sunday afternoon, this is what it would look like.  They have paints, glues for any surface or material, brushes, picture frames all shapes and sizes, seasonal arts and crafts, beads and bedazzlers, candles galore, styrofoam in weird shapes and blocks, construction paper, wood shelving that you can stain or color any way you like, fake flowers, glass containers, etc.  Also, if you're into scrap-booking Michael's is probably a dream come true.


You can't call yourself a banh mi master until you have paid tribute to this temple of divine eats. Okay, so it really looks like a hole in the wall joint but that's where you gotta go sometimes to find the magically and spiritually liberating kind of stuff. Which other banh mi place can boast they make their own bread? THEIR OWN BREAD??? A good banh mi is only as good as the bread that it is incased it. Not many and don't give me lip about general lee's fakewich down the street either. If you want the real deal, you got to dig deep. Sandwiches range from 3.25 - 3.75. This place won't break the bank and the sandwiches are a foot long. EAT THAT JARED. No, literally. Eat it, it's good for you. Another amazing thing about them is that you buy 11, they give you the 12th free! SCORE. with 12 different kinds of banh mi and even a vegetarian to boot, who wouldn't want to give this place a shot? If it seems I am over zealous about this place, I promise you I couldn't be zealous enough. If you love banh mi then definitely give this place a try!


There are lots of choices here for a make your own noodle box. And the portion they give you is large, no one in our party could finish their box. The extras, peanuts, lime wedges, cilantro, etc. all cost extra so be wary of how many boxes you're ticking. You might end up with a much more expensive lunch than you had planned. \n\nFor a quick place that serves OK Asian food go here. Especially if you like being in control of everything that goes into your meal. Otherwise, head up the street to Chinatown.


I can't believe how poor the food was this Sunday Morning. This used to be one of the very best places to have a great breakfast at a great price served by the most beautiful coeds ASU has to offer. Well the waitress's are still eye candy but I don't expect we will ever return. \nThe food came very fast..impressively fast but it was all cold. I ordered a Green Chilli Burro and I swear it was Hormell Chilli right out of the can and didn't even resemble anything like a green chilli.\n The Biscuts & Gravy were also cold. The biscut was more akin to a dinner roll and the gravy had no taste.\nWhat a shame. I hate it when landmark resturants cut corners.


I've lived in the neighborhood for a long time - and I've been to Luke's sporadically over the years. No good reason I don't go regularly - the food is always exactly what I expect and the prices are fair.\nI seem to stick with the Italian beef - but the menu also covers hot dogs, hamburgers, subs and Italian Sausage. (I will have to try sausage, peppers and onions with red sauce at some point - one of my ultimate comfort foods- to see if they're as good as Guido's in Scottsdale.)\nThe beef is juicy, shaved thin - and works perfectly with the giardinera and hoagie roll. \n\nFor those nights when I just need a mouthful of hot meat, Luke is my go-to guy! So happy I can satiate the craving right around the corner from home!


Delicious food and drink.  Great atmosphere.  Love it.


My friends and I decided to go this place after seeing an ad posted in my apartment. We were in the mood for a quick session with a hookah and some good food.\n\nWhen we first arrived, we were greeted by a friendly man behind the counter who would be making our meals in the large brick oven located behind him. My friends decided to try the manakeesh (Not sure I wrote that properly) and I opted for a falafel. These were both amazing. The fresh baked bread really does make a huge difference. To be completely honest, if this review was based solely on the food then it would gotten an extra star.\n\nThe service seemed a bit unorganized at times, but the food definitely made up for it. We arrived at a not so busy time, but I could see how the wait time could add up when each baked bread needs to be made fresh for each individual person. Good food takes time though.\n\nThe hookah area upstairs had a pretty standard vibe to it. Very quiet and relaxing area to enjoy your shisha. Again, service seemed very unorganized upstairs which takes away from the experience considering it was our first time.\n\nOverall, I would definitely go back with some friends. Great place to relax before a night out.


holla atcha baba ganoush!\n\nomfg, LOVE this place.  i hadn't been before one of the soldiers i work with said she wanted some hummus & chicken.  \n\n\"hummus?\" says i.  \"i shall venture out to retrieve this prize for you, if you will man my station for the duration of my investigation of this location.\"\n\nanyway!  i went out to grab lunch for my co-workers in the lab.  as the reigning queen of indecision, i decided to get the mediterranean combo.  best decision of my LIFE...well...maybe weekend.  but STILL!  the baba ganoush is my new fave thing!  the hummus was AWEsome!  they gave me a whole pack o' pitas.  A PACK...they didn't even take them out of the bag.  HOLLA!  and i know this sounds weird, but the croquette things tasted like burritos i used to buy for like...a buck and microwave.  might sound gross, but in reality, i would eat those burritos everyday if they weren't disgustingly bad for me.  so BONUS!\n\ni got hummus for another soldier, he LOVED it.  i heard that the gyro was to die for AND the hummus/chicken combo was DE-LI-CI-OUS.  gotta get it with the lime/cilantro hummus.  PLUS, i got all this for less than 40 bucks!\n\nyou'll see me here again, in a t-shirt that says \"baba ganoush is my homie\"


The most fantastic thing about this quaint nieghborhood bar is they are CONSISTANTLY giving back to the community. They.never fail to give of their time and money when a cause or person is in need! Please.support this wonderful establishment, you will get the best service, drinks and food all the while knowing you are helping a great company's efforts to give back!


Here's the thing, I really do want to like this place.  It's close to home, the cupcakes always look yummy, and it smells so good.  I've been here a couple of times and they have the most creative flavors that I've seen.  Pink Lemonade, Chocolate Covered Banana, & Peanut Butter and Honey who'd think of that?!\n\nWith these rave reviews, perhaps I just went during the wrong times.  The cake was moist and delicious.  But the frosting is what killed it for me and the hubby.  It was too rich and heavy, even for him and he's the one who could probably finish off a pan of brownies on his own, in one sitting.  He had to scrape off the frosting halfway through because it was too much for him.\n\nI'm not giving up!  I probably will go back because of my cupcake weakness (we even had cupcakes at our wedding) because I so badly want to like them!


I've been going to Town Center Dental for 6 years now.  Dr. Devore is one of the best dentists I've had in Vegas.  When I first moved here in '93 I bounced around dentists because I couldn't find one.  I found one for a few years, but then he retired.\n\n6 yrs ago a colleague at work recommended Dr. Devore.  I tried him out and my family has been seeing him ever since.  He is a really nice guy who really cares about his patients.  I've recommended him to several people and they all love him.  A+++ in my book.


Stopped in to get help replacing a pendant and sconce that we had bought years ago.  The lady who helped me was not very helpful and seemed bothered to even give me minimum information.  I had a bad experience a year or so ago with customer service here but hoped they might have improved in this area...nope!


So I have been a sweet tomatoes fan since I was in high school. It definitely has problems, but ever since all of the souper salads around us closed this has really been our only option for a salad buffet. \n\nFirst off, the prices are really high but they give coupons away like crazy. I get an email pretty much every week, and they are all over the newspapers....just lower the prices already!!! Even with the coupons the price of a meal for a family is much too high for the food that you get, which brings me to my huge problem with the place. Why is there no meat for the salads? Even souper salad had ham and turkey and their prices were much, much lower. \n\nThe dessert options are laughable, it's usually oranges and some jello. It reeks of no effort at all and looks sorry. They do offer ice cream but I'm not a fan. Some other options would be appreciated. The service is usually very good and the warm cookies that are brought around are usually delicious. \n\nIf Sweet Tomatoes added meat to their menu and lowered the prices, I would be there more often. I don't foresee this happening but it's nice to dream. BTW I am so glad that this place didn't turn into that \"Field Kitchen\" chain that they tried with some other locations. That sounded like a disaster.


Review for casino only:\n\nI was at Circus Circus last night to go to their Steak House restaurant.  I had forgotten how large the place is, but coming from the garage in the back, I didn't have to go to the main casino.  I did anyway just to see one of the circus acts.  Roller skating duos must be the rage in Las Vegas with a couple spinning there last night.\n\nThe place was cleaner than I remembered from years ago.  It's not a place I'd go except for the restaurant, but it is OK.


i love me some Tuna salad here. came on a friday during Lent so it's pretty much the only place that served anything remotely good for a God fearing Christian like myself. can't beat the $5 footlong anywhere. plus, i can get back to Oshea's beer ponging quick. \n\nobserving Lent in Sin City is pretty much the definition of irony.


A very ratchet place with a very ratchet staff.


This is a convenient place to meet and eat. I had a business meeting over lunch which worked out well since the restaurant seems to drown out some of the casino noise and the ambient music. I had the chicken quesadilla which tasted good except for the guacamole which was horrible. The portion was a tad on the small side but it is considered an appetizer and reasonably priced.


I discovered this place back in March of 2012 and liked how I would be able to purchase a nice, full service car wash with my gasoline purchase.  So on every trip I make to the Phoenix (about once a quarter), I make a point to bring my company car here for a nice cleaning.\n\nI've yet to be disappointed with the process.  For about $20 prepaid at the pump, I drive up to the entrance where an attendant meets me, I show them my receipt, they hand me a processing slip, and they send my car through the semi-automated wash, where attendants prescrub the car before and after entering the automated systems..  A window inside the mini-mart lets you watch the process while your car moves through the car caravan.  You get the whole thing processed for inside the mini-mart, which is a bit tedious, since I've already paid.\n\nOnce the car exits the automated wash, the car goes through towel dry, an interior vacuum, a windows wipe and a tire shine.  Once everything is done, they wave a towel and call out for you.  If you happen to still be inside the mini-mart, they send someone in looking for you.  The results have always been very good - naturally a bit of paint swirling from the towels, but never any scratches.  If I cared more about this car, I'd be washing it myself.\n\nI've been reading the poor reviews for this place, and they certainly don't echo my experiences.  I certainly don't have a fancy car (been driving a Prius and now a Fusion) and I'm most certainly not a pretty girl.  I prepay at the pump so they can't upsell me anything.  My car always gets in line and I've never been kept waiting while other cars after mine got the ride through the wash before mine.  Perhaps I've just been lucky, but since my experience here has always been positive, I'll keep coming back.


This is my cousin's timeshare that we stayed at for the weekend. The price was reasonable, and the place was really nice! It was like a mini apartment, with a full kitchen, a living area with a kitchen table, couches and a flat screen TV, there was a hot tub, and another flat screen TV in the bedroom with a king size bed, and a full bathroom with two sinks.\n\nI am giving this place only 2 stars because it was at least a 10-15 minute ride from the strip. There was an $8/day shuttle that brought you back and forth which is a pretty good deal, but as a girl in my early twenties, I want to be on a strip when I'm in Vegas and the work to coordinate with the shuttle schedule or finding another way to the strip was a major buzzkill. \n\nAlso, these people LOVE their sales presentations. They offered us deals to shows, but we could only get the deals if we went to some presentation (even though my cousin already owned the timeshare). Since we missed the sales presentation (which BTW was scheduled at 10 AM Saturday morning, who does that?) we couldn't get any of the deals.\n\nThe thing that really peeved me and brought this review to 2 stars is that fact that we had to call security, at least twice, and wait outside our room because our key cards wouldn't work. 2 of our 3 cards stopped working because they are 'sensitive'. I've stayed at many hotels before and never in my life have cards stopped working because they are too 'sensitive'. This was really annoying and the second time we had to call the front desk they were rude and probably assumed we were drunk, when in fact their cards just suck.


Service was pretty bad, but $25 for all-you -can-eat sushi is pretty good.  The dishes that we had were tasty and well-prepared and they have many non-sushi and vegertarian items.\n\nSo, if you don't mind the quizzical looks and lack of attentiveness, you won't feel cheated.


Not bad.. Really clean. Great desserts. Liked it over most buffets in Vegas.


Reviewing an animal hospital is a challenge, but so necessary! I've never been a fan of hospitals that have a multitude of vets on staff because of the impersonal atmosphere but several years ago, when my pet was sick, I felt it best to have several vets available to give second opinions. Could not have made a better decision with choosing Sunridge!\n\nWe have gone through it all here and, no matter what doctor we see, we have been happy owners. Our primary vet is Dr. Snead (who reminds me of a sensitive Chris Rock) but we have had several mini-emergencies where Dr. Rosa tended to our care and she is FAB too (reminds me of Chef Lorena Garcia a bit). \n\nAbout 9 months ago, we had a BIG emergency...hesitant that the Animal Emergency Center would charge us thousands I took a chance and called Sunridge at 9pm - the answering service was on the line and 20 minutes later an emergency doctor was unlocking the front doors and provided stiches and xrays - having us to return the next day for payment and follow up, etc. WOW! Unbelievable!\n\nA few flaws is that it is generally crowded with staff frantically swapping computer terminals, no separate entrances for dogs/cats/exotics (yes, they service exotics), and sometimes it takes a minute for your payment to be processed and file to be found. But the care you receive in exchange is worth it!


Yummy and cheap, cheap, cheap. \nThe boy and I were looking for a place to stop at on our way home from Chinese New Year, and decided to stop here, never having tried a hawaiian place before.. Which aparently, is an awful lot like Japanese? I guess? But with pineapples?\nAnyways, the boy got a teriyaki chicken bowl for under $4, and I got the garlic chicken with gravy for $7. Mine came with macaroni salad, which was meh. No real flavor at all to it. I'd probably just skip that part next time. But the garlic chicken was sooo so good, and the portion size was massive, 3 pieces of chicken and two rice scoops. I had to take half home. \nThe boy liked his teriyaki chicken bowl as well. Not as much food as the garlic chicken, but still more than enough. The teriyaki sauce had a nice pineapple tang to it, and the chicken was super tender.


I ate here a few years ago at the Henderson location, and it was good.  Not great, but good enough to try again.  This time we ate at the downtown location in the Plaza hotel/casino off Fremont street.  \n\nI ordered the HH Original Eggs Benedict.  Presentation was dramatic, as usual, but the food was disappointing.  Bed of mashed potatoes were good but nothing remarkable.  Tasted like a homemade mash with little or no cream/butter and skins left on.  Then on top of that were two halves of a biscuit.  Bottom half was hard as a hockey puck.  I was about to call the waiter over to take it back but then I cut into the top half, and it was soft.  No intention of eating all those carbs, so let it go.  Tomato was under ripe and spinach leaves were cold and crispy.  Eggs were poached perfectly. Bacon was thin and just okay.   \"Red pepper cream\" poured over the top was uninspired.  \n\nMy companion ordered the smoked salmon egg white scramble with fresh fruit.  Strawberries were pink and white.  Not red.  Not ripe at all.  Pineapple was good.  She enjoyed the hash, but I thought it smelled horrible.  I don't like strong fish scents, especially for breakfast.  \n\nWill definitely not be back.


Service INSIDE can be slow sometimes, since they seem to worship the drive-thru customers and get all of their orders first, or at least with significant priority.  Staff is polite.  It's a real PITA to have to get refills from them though, instead of having the soda dispensers out for self-serve.  Are they really saving much money by doing this?  When there are lines of people to order, it's a bit much to butt in line to ask for a refill... or maybe that's the point.


About as large as a small Wal-Mart, this is truly a warehouse of shoes. And surprisingly, not all women's shoes. There is a large section of shoes for men too!\n\nI stuck to my side of the shop and saw that the shoes were organized by style - boots, laceups, slip-ons and such were all neatly put together with one on display and a stack of others underneath with a variety of sizes. I have average size feet, so it's rare that there is any problem finding shoes in my size that fit.\n\nAfter I had narrowed down my selection to just two and was walking around to test comfort, I spotted their \"clearance\" racks in the back had a pair of the style I wanted in my size! So instead of buying a full-price (marked down?) pair at $62, I got a \"last pair in store\" with a 20% discount that was a name brand (Timberlake!) for $52. Boom!\n\nWhen you shop at Off Broadway, you also get an encore rewards coupon for 10% of your spending that you can use on your next visit. I can't imagine that I'll be back for shoes again and remember this coupon, but hey, you never know!


Tradional american food, the service was good Our waiter was very friendly, the food came out pretty quick.  They have a nice selection of cocktails, I had the strawberry basil mojito very good.  Sometimes they have live music there , theres a nice outside area to eat where you can enjoy the fountain.  Theres a gift shop in the front of the restaurant where you can shop all the hard rock mercandise.


Our family has frequented Shogun for years and we are done. The service is awful and the food has gone  downhill. While I hope that their manager Shelly has success turning it around, it is obvious that the owners don't care. Our friends are saying the same thing.


Hmm, had a not so good experience.\nProbably not going back. \n\nWell, I guess even the coolest places have to have growing pains.\nOh, and the music sucks now. The now have two boys that sound exactly alike.\n\nEven more offensive, one of the guitarists was smoking near my table as he was \"setting up\".


Doc and Eddy's is okay. Nothing special, nothing great. Might be a decent place to meet with a larger group of people for some bar food and drinks. The place is huge. You won't feel cramped going here.\n\nTowards the back, there are many pool tables and various games to play. There are more tables toward the front to eat. You can't go far without a TV in sight.\n\nI had the SoCal Chicken Sandwich on a recent visit. The sandwich was okay, a bit dry. I did like the seasoning on my fries though. I think the food is decent for a bar. I was actually full from the food when I left. That doesn't happen often. \n\nService was okay. The service was just enough to keep you satisfied, but not great that you felt you needed to tip extremely well. My previous experience the service was well below average. \n\nMy draft beer was pretty flat with no foam. I'm glad it wasn't half foam, but maybe a bit? For a place that serves draft beer, this is BAD!\n\nI can see myself going here from time to time, but mainly because it would be a few minute walk.


My experience with Dean Wegner and his colleagues at Academy Mortgage was absolutely exceptional from start to finish! Dean kept me well informed during my loan process and he found a loan that suited my unique needs. (I had a short sale 4 years ago.) He was always available and made sure I understood the whole process and answered my questions thoroughly and timely. The personalized videos of my loan's progress was fabulous. I loved them and they are so unique and I have never seen anything like them. Dean is amazing and I be back when I have any other mortgage needs and I will also refer anyone who will listen how great I was treated and how satisfied I am with my loan. Thanks much for everything!


Note to self.  \n\nTake Mexican off the cuisine types to have in Pittsburgh.  Nothing can ever compare to the authentic, cheap, and just plain good stuff in the Mission.  I went into the dinner & drinks with low expectations because I was excited to see friends.\n\nThe margaritas are overly sweet and syrupy, but the bartender that served them is HAUTE!\n\nWe started the dinner off with chips & guac, and the guac was definitely the blandest I've ever had missing the core elements of salt, lime, flavor.  I brought it to the waitress's attention and requested salsa to spice it up.  We incorporate the lime wedges from the margaritas and some salt, which made it edible.\n\nFor our entree, we ordered 2 rounds of tacos.  The fish was ok, batter was very flavorful, but much too heavy.  The carnitas was over cooked and dried out.  Just not good.\n\nService was decent, and the prices weren't bad, but I would never return.  Even for the HAUTE bartender.


The tandoori chicken was overcooked and dry. The chicken tikka masala was a bit too salty. They serve garlic naan and give you free chai tea so that was nice.


We are staying at the Mirage and happened to walk by this restaurant which looks amazing from the outside. My wife and I are avid sushi fans and thought this would be a fun place to try out. The waitress was very friendly and the Kirin Ichiban beer was great. The sushi, was not worth the high price tag. We ordered the calamari which is thick strips (it's good but also pricey). We ordered 3 sushi rolls and were very disappointed with the lack of creativity for such an expensive roll. We decided to close out our bill even though we were still hungry because we were not satisfied. \n\nThe regular sushi rolls are extremely tiny and are just the item around rice and seaweed.  If you are deciding on this restaurant for sushi alone, don't bother. If you like your sushi to have a variety of the sea's flavors, then don't go here. Maybe we are spoiled because we are from San Diego but I will not be coming to this restaurant again. We are used to much tastier, creative sushi for about half the price of Japonais.


Love this place!!\nWhen you go in wether  it is to look or order they give you a slice of homemade bread with butter as your there!! I have had sandwiches, rolls and bread from here and they all are fantastic..\nThe service is always great and this time we were welcomed by the store owner in which he told us how they make the breads. They do the whole wheat there where in back they have an area where they grind the wheat etc by hand!!\nAwesome place and will always go back


This is not the Shawarma I am used to. If you want real Shawarma, you have to go to Dearborn, Michigan, or Lebanon. This is not even close. It was aweful. I still have not found a place on the West Coast that makes good authentic Shawarma sandwiches.\n\nShawarma is lamb or chicken that is spiced and cooks while it turns on a ventricle roaster. The cooked meat is cut off as it turns and then rolled in pita bread. The meat shawarma usually comes warped with onions and tahini sauce with pickled turnips. The chicken is rolled with a garlic sauce and pickled cucumbers. Both sandwiches are then placed on a panini grill to toast the bread. That is a shawarma sandwich.\n\nNote******\nThis place was on Dirty Dining in July. I just seen that today on the Channel 13 website.


Blech. I'm half writing this as a note to myself to stop trying to eat here.\n\nSo, the noodles are clearly fresh, and it's a conceptual step up from the Americanized type Chinese one finds many other places here, and something different if you're not up for the heat level of Szechuan. But uh if you don't like fish? Skip this place. The first few times I thought maybe I made an ordering error, but there is no reason for BBQ Pork Lo Mein to taste and smell aggressively fishy. Both the broth (maybe there's some shrimp involved) and the noodles (which is far stranger). It's disconcerting and offputting. Maybe that's nitpicky of me, and maybe someone who ate fish wouldn't notice. But for me? GLECH. Their house-made hot sauce is awesome and conceals the worst of it, but I shouldn't -need- to conceal unwanted flavors like that.\n\nSo basically, Must Love Fish if you're gonna get the noodle dishes here. 4 stars in that case. If you want your pork to just be pork, then see rating above.


I know lots of people love this place but for me it is mediocre at best. I have been here five times or more and had high hopes each time and each time disappointed. \n\nToday I had the California club sandwich with chips, fruit cup, lemonade and macaroons. Other visits I have had breakfast items and their \"famous\" Nutella latte. Everything I have had has been bland and over hyped. I asked for no cucumber and an extra side of aioli on my sandwich today and brought it home to hopefully enjoy. Well to my disappointment there was extra cucumber and almost no aioli. I had to put mayo on it so it wasn't horribly dry. There was a lot of meat which was surprising. There was almost no cheese or tomato. The chips were delicious but too thick. \n\nI moved onto the lemonade and which I was looking forward to because how can you mess up lemonade. Well it was not fresh squeezed or fresh anything. It was clearly some kid of powder and not good at all. The macaroons were the only thing that could have saved my lunch. They looked exactly how macaroons should so I was excited. One bite into it and I was not thrilled. I had lime and raspberry and they both tasted like chemicals. You couldn't tell the two apart! The last time I was here and had the Nutella latte I was disappointed because it didn't taste like anything! Very bland food and artificial tasting drinks and sweets. \n\nThe service wasn't good either. The guy putting the order in was rushing everyone and obviously didn't put the orders in well. Everything took over 15 minutes to come out. I have already given this place too many chances and won't be back again.


We had lunch with a small group.  Service was prompt and courteous and the patio is very nice.   Pricing was very reasonable.  \nThe food was just 'average' compared to other nearby competitors.   The Carne Asada taco didnt sti well with me, but the pork tacos were pretty decent.   Other people in the group commented that the shrimp tacos  tasted a little 'off the shelf.'   Overall this one wont be a frequent lunch haunt, but I'll go back sometime Im sure.


Aside from debating the merits of what constitutes a four star vs. a five star review with Bonnie G and Erica O (aka Judith Light from Who's the Boss), or the Carrie Bradshaw-like storytelling from Sarah K., I can't really decide what the highlight of the evening was.  Here are the highlights of the Lost Leaf. \n\n. Great lighting, \n. Awesome hardwood floors, \n. Exposed brickwork everywhere \n. Near-perfect sound level at just the right decibel for the late 20s and 30s Downtown scenester crowd inside.\n. Art created by locals adorns the walls.  \n. Cool little side patio for smokers.\n. Diverse bottled beer selection (perhaps that's to make up for the lack of beers on tap - which is zero.\n. Awkward bar layout - that makes for difficult traffic flow to back half of bar when it's busy.\n\nYes, this is a hybrid bar - art gallery, and I like it a lot, but not enough to warrant a five star rating.  Why?  Something seems a bit lacking here and I'm not sure what it is.  Regardless, this was a great place to hold the first-ever Yelp event.  It's a great space, don't get me wrong, but I can't say enthusiastically it's five star.\n\nHere's a tip:  AVOID on a First Friday.  It's way too packed and not worth waiting in line to see and do.


\"Super Delicious!!!\"\n\nThis restaurant is located in the Venetian Hotel. The ambiance is exquisite and the food is out of this world. The service is top of the line. If you are looking for a place that serves excellent Italian food where you don't have to dress up (jackets for men) then this is the place for you. Both my husband and I will definitely return. \n\n\nVisited July 2013


Totally edible chain restaurant food. Nothing exciting.


This place wasn't the best I've had but not the worst either... Smells better than it taste coming in. The salad was pretty much flavorless to me , the chicken pita had a few big chunks of chicken and some cut up iceberg lettuce (nothing special) I would eat here again if the fam wanted to but probably not by myself or by choice.


I and my 4 friends were not impressed with this place.  The pizza isn't what we feel is great pizza.  Go to La Grande Orange, Pizzaria Bianco, or Cafepino.


Management here SUCKS! They would take a to-go order by phone claiming they're too busy. Taking a look around they're not busy at all.


Never in my life have I written any sort of review for anything, whether good or bad.\n\nHowever, this place was the BEST sushi I've ever had for the CHEAPEST price I've ever seen Sushi cost. Came here because it was Good Friday, and I DEFINITELY recommend this to any sushi lover. The customer service was amazing, the food was amazing, the food came out VERY quickly, and I will DEFINITELY be coming back here.\n\nI just felt like I had to tell someone about how great this place was.


Pros: Nice little out side seating area if the weather is right.\n\nCons: Complete lack of manners \n \n\nOther: Food and wine are ok. \n\n\nI went here with a friend of mine on a Friday around 5:30pm. Initially everything was fine. The food was ok, the wine was good, and the server was good. It gets a bit crowded on a Friday after work so it's a little loud and can be hard to find seating. \n\nIn the middle of our meal the manager or the owner (tall, thin, silver haired gentleman in his 50s?) comes over to our table and grabs the chair my (large very noticeable) purse was placed in, leaving me with no choice but to quickly snatch my purse before he takes it with him to another table. I looked at my friend in shock like \"What?\" as a group of guys at  the next table over look at me with shock on their faces. Clearly we were all thinking the same thing \"What the hell? Did he really just do that?\". I left there with little enthusiasm about the place. \n\nThe second time I went back was again on a week day, around the same time. The place wasn't busy just yet and I was quickly seated at a table. I sipped on a glass of wine, waiting a couple minutes for my friend. The place started to fill in a bit and I was then informed that I would be moving to a different table so they could accomodate a larger party. Rather than move, I decided to leave.\n\nWhat is it with this place and their lack of manners? What ever happened to ASKING someone if they would mind if you took the chair or if they would mind moving to a different table? I would have absolutely said yes to both of these request and not be posting a 1 star review.\n\nI don't believe in rewarding bad behavior so I won't be revisting nor will I be recommending this place.


Saw the sign for Ph\u00f2 and Vietnamese food and had high hopes.  First warning that this would be disappointing came from the menu,  which was in French, English and Chinese; no Vietnamese. Second warning also came from the menu, which contains sections for Vietnamese, Singaporean,  Malay and Chinese food.  \n\nThird warning was from the staff,  who were speaking Chinese amongst themselves.\n\nDespite the name, this is a generic \"Asian\" restaurant,  not a ph\u00f2 restaurent.\n\nBut we ordered the food we were looking to eat; Ph\u00f2 and a vermicelli dish.\n\nThe food was terrible. Watered down fish sauce. Weakly marinated grilled chicken. Wimpily pickled carrots and white radishes. The \"Rare\" beef in the soup,  which was anything but rare when it reached the table, was tough and stuck together. I don't think there was any brisket and the soup was bland.\n\nNothing had any taste! Don't be afraid or too miserly to use spices and flavoring to your dishes!


Nice trendy bar which is frequented by locals and students alike , good food at reasonable prices , students get good deals , loads of plasma tv's showing sport all day.


Do not go here. King of like maggianos. I hate it. Huge factory. We had bad experience with almost everything we ordered. If u love french fries then this is your place.\nWe both got sick after.


Good vegan junk food.  Honestly, stay away from the healthier-sounding items - most of it that I've had tastes nowhere near as good as the sauce-drenched fried seitan sandwiches.


This was the biggest ripoff and most terrible Japanese I've ever had, which is disappointing because I live so close. The teriyaki vegetable consisted of STEAMED carrots, cauliflower, and broccoli made from frozen vegetables.  There was a minimal amount of some kind of ginger soy sauce almost sprinkled on. The veggies were floating in water since it appears they were microwaved and barely drained. This was $8 and the worst attempt at a teriyaki dish that I've ever seen. I've never written a review for any restaurant before but I was so turned off by the poor quality of food, especially for the price. Even the rice was below average.  Would not go back.


I'm not typically a breakfast kind of guy, but occasionally I get a craving for breakfast foods. Whenever I get this craving, U.S. Egg is my go-to place. The half-and-half breakfast is the best of both worlds, you get a great egg and potato skillet plus their awesome protein pancakes.


Overall this a great hotel in Las Vegas.  Casino is huge and plenty of  tables to lose you cash at.  Their sportsbook is in good shape and comparable to the Bellagio.  I spent about 10 hours in a black leather chair there losing every possible bet.  They have a deli... I forget the name, but they have bad ass Rueben Sandwiches.  My gramps and I split one and we were both stuffed.


Be sure to check out the early tasting menu before 7pm. For $49 you can get a 3 course dinner, and you can even add a wine or beer pairing for a nominal fee. The cocktails are really good, and the dinner paired beer or wines are excellent. Even though the menu changes, the dinner my wife and I had was excellent until the desert. The \"deconstructed red velvet cake\" was awe-full. The smoked chocolate ice cream tasted like ash and chocolate. Too much smoke is an understatement for this one. We then ordered another desert, and that one was excellent. A nice ending to an otherwise great meal.


Excellent gyros, and the warmest, fluffiest pita ever. The hummus was more on the lemony side, which was refreshing, though I prefer it more garlicky. The italian beef was tasty, but the bread could not withstand the juice, and it got gooey.\n\nThe interior could use some help, and our server seemed a bit strung out. But the the service was attentive and quick. The prices are really fair as well.


As a recent transplant from Chicago, I was looking for a great handyman and Chris is just that. He's thoughtful, funny and very thorough. I'd hire him again in an instant and recommend him to anyone needs a hand


A good place to meet with some friends for some drinks, but I agree with the space issue.  Just moving from one side of the bar to another can get downright acrobatic.


One weekend afternoon I looked at Mr. M and said, \"Hey!  Who needs to clean the house, get caught up on bills, wash the cars, and eat leftovers at home?  Let's go drive around aimlessly.\"  He's such a good sport and always ready to head out on one of my escapades, so we took off towards Casa Grande.  There are moments I fantasize about getting out of the city and finding a more rural abode.  Those moments usually pass when I start looking at concerts and baseball games.  But still, wouldn't it be nice to have no neighbors, a couple of horses in the backyard, and 4 or 5 big dogs?  I think so.  \n\nSomeone had told me about some acreages out on the northwest side of C.G. so that's kind of where we were headed.  The drive wasn't very productive on the house-hunting side, but we did end up at Dell's for lunch.\n\nI wasn't too sure about it because from the outside it looks kind of suspect, but inside, it's a cool little sports bar.  Lots of TVs on the walls, and right away the server said he would change any channel to whatever we wanted.  If the Cardinals aren't playing baseball we're pretty apathetic.  I think we ended up watching drag racing or something, which always makes me want to drive irresponsibly.  And run out and buy a Camaro.  \n\nWe had their honey BBQ wings, which were very good, and the medium Chad's special pizza which basically has all the meats on it.  I have pictures somewhere and will get them uploaded when I find them.  Overall we really enjoyed our lunch.  Our server, JWF on the receipt, was great, and the food was very good.  The pizza is a thin crust style and baked golden brown on the bottom with lots of toppings and chewy cheese.   \n\nWith 1 pint of Amber Bock $2.77, 2 pints of Kiltlifter $7.38, wings $7.60, and the pizza $13.45, lunch was $33.85 after tax, before tip.  Really enjoyed the cold beers and the food and if we're in the area we'll definitely make another visit.


**Graphic TMI Alert**\n\nOK, so basically this is a Chipotle type restaurant.  If you aren't familiar with Chipotle, where have you been for the past ten years because it is the greatest place on Earth?!  Burritos/tacos/taco salads.  S.R. is basically the same besides the fact that the food is much worse.  Bad guacamole, bad queso, and gross meats.  The only good things about this place were that it was clean, relatively cheap, and you don't have fiery \"aftermath\"  (Think about that one).   Honestly, I will pay the \"Montezuma's Revenge\" price for the deliciousness of Chipotle rather than going back here again.  \n\nAll that being said, I still ate my whole burrito and chips & guac.  It was only good because I was starving.  All I'm saying is... Use your cool new smart phone device thingy and type in C-H-I-P-O-T-L-E and drive to that dot instead.  Trust me!   Enjoy :)\n\n-Ian M.


Hello friends,\n\nIt's McDonalds!!! 24hr. I can't validate any other reviews. Everyone seems on point when I come here. But that just may be my great smile and personality. Who knows.\n \nBut it serves its purpose.\n\nFree Wi-Fi\n\nTTFN


This review is for the hair salon only, with that being said, Tom is a super awesome hair stylist!  You can tell he really knows his stuff.  I had to wait a little while for him to finish with his previous client but I loved watching him in action--a real artist at work who produced a masterpiece.  \n\nI loved the way he cut and styled my hair.  If you get a chance to go, make sure you ask for Tom.


The husband and I came here after work because I was starving.  Upon walking in, I was really excited and I felt like this was going to be a 5 star place.  The decor was simple and clean, and it kind of reminded me of my house.  Then it became a 4 star place when our order came to 23 dollars.  A little pricey for me.  I ordered a bacon cheeseburger that touted applewood smokey bacon along with a side of tater tots.  Yum!\n\nOur food arrived, and well, I subtracted another star because it was sloppy looking and frankly, a tad unappetizing.  My tots were pretty dark but I happen to like mine overcooked so they are really crispy.  Other people may be very disappointed with this.  The burger was very large, but the patty was very commercial.  My bacon was the biggest disappointment.  It was translucent!  I expected nice thick cut bacon when ordering an expensive burger.  The taste was no better than appearance.  It was incredibly grease laden, so much so that it made the bun soggy.  Additionally, I am 99.4% sure that everything they used comes from Costco.  The patties were definitely the same ones that come in a big stack with sheets of paper between them.  The bacon was definitely the kind that comes in the big giant reseable Kirkland bag.  Yikes.  Not good.  We're down to two stars.\n\nAfter I didn't finish eating my burger, I felt pretty gross.  It took a few minutes to sink in, but I realized I just put an immense amount of grease into my tummy.  I am not one to shy away from greasy diner breakfasts and the like, but holy crap, this was a new level.  I didn't feel well.  An hour later, I am definitely sick  Now we are down to one star.  I have a wicked stomach ache as I write this review.  Ugh.  I want to vomit so I can just get this crap out and pretend it never happened.  What a disappointment.


Sigh...to be honest, there is just no good food option in this shopping center. This Mccalister falls short just like many mccalisters. The lighting in here is kind of dark. The food...it lacks flavor. Don't come here if you want a good sandwich, which is funny because it is a deli. The typical scene you can expect is you come in, order with one of the high schooler staff up front and retrieve your food when it's ready at the counter. So-so food...ok price here for what you get.


Located along the Las Vegas stripe, this open restaurant overlooks the center of the Crystals shopping mall.  \n\nThe service: \n\nThe wait staff was very nice and were very attentive. \n\nThe food: \n\nI had their vegetarian option of a mozzarella pesto panini sandwich, creamy tomato soup, and mixed green salad. Everything was very good. I really enjoyed the crusty bread that added to the crispiness of the sandwich, but I especially loved the tomato soup. It was thick and creamy and you can taste the tomato flavor without the acidity. I love idea of  how it was served in a cup: brilliant. \n\nOverall: \n\nThis place is an excellent place to enjoy a filling lunch with quality ingredients. I'd comeback in a heartbeat.


One of my favourite hangouts near UW campus. They have plenty of seats and is great for sipping some coffee or tea while listening to the din of pleasant conversation.\n\nTheir specialty coffees and teas are very good. They also serve an array of refreshing cool drinks. I love their desserts, especially the Belgian Waffles with Ice Cream. If you want, you can also order meals, but I'd stick to the soups and sandwiches. Their other entrees are overpriced and a little undewhelming.\n\nCan't say enough about their atmosphere and the drinks. If you've got an hour or two to kill with friends and want a good hang out, this is the place.


My favourite Chinese Restaurant. Better than PF or any of that nonsense. I order the Orange Chicken, Chicken Chow Mein or Mu Shu Pork and I love them all! I crave this place and its deliciousness, maybe it's the addictive MSG but for once, I don't even care! \n\nOn my last visit, the owner gave everyone a Chinese Calendar as a holiday gift which was kind! Fair warning, some of the staff are strange but most of them a great! \n\nYou should go there now.


This place is cool.  I dig the crepe pancakes.  The malted waffle was good too.  Tried a ham and egg club sando with onion rings and the pile of rings was real respectable.  Good eats and they kept the drink refills coming.\n\nThey are cash only which was a slight inconvenience.   Being from out of town, the closest ATM hit me for $3 service and I am sure my bank will do the same on the other end.


OMG! Finally! A pizza shop that doesn't charge $8 for a head of lettuce and a hand full of veggies. The food is pretty good and very affordable. \n\nThe only problem I have is that my workplace puts in a $300+ order every friday and they never throw out any deals. Not that they have to but it would at least show that they value and appreciate their customers' business.


I visited the Pizza Lounge in April for a co-workers birthday lunch.  I thought it was really good, so much so that I told my wife I would take her.\n\nWe decided to go there last night, 6/22/2013 for dinner before our movie.  I ordered a glass of wine and she ordered a sparkling sangria (not on the menu but they were happy to make it for her).  I received my wine and the glass was filthy.  There were several chunks of hardened food, inside and outside of the glass.  I showed the glass to the waitress, and she agreed that it was bad and took it back (I did not even have to ask; I cannot remember the last time I sent something back to the preparers).  I watched as she told the bartender.  She walked away and when the sidebar was clear of the wait staff, the bartender looked at the glass, and then just poured the wine into a new glass.\n\nReally?  If it was one little spot on the outside of the glass, I could maybe see doing that at my house to my own glass, but never a guests (I would be mortified if I served in a dirty glass).  But give me a break.  That glass was filthy and you just pour the wine into a new glass?  Thanks but I really do not want to get sick.\n\nThe waitress picked up the wine, and brought it over.  I told her what happened and that I wanted the check for the drinks, we were going to leave.  She apologized, asked me to hold on and went right to the manager.  She spoke with him and she came back and apoligized again.  They did not charge us for the drinks.  We left and the manager caught up to us outside and apologized again.\n\nI beleive the watiress and manager did everything they could, but I had no confidence in anything coming from that bar, and honestly, I could not even eat there even though I did not experience a problem with the product from the kitchen.  It just creeped us both out.\n\nThe owner contacted me on Sunday June 24th and apologized.\n\nI am going to give the Pizza Lounge another chance in the near future; the owner, manager, and waitress all demonstrated that they care which I appreciate.


HAHAHAHAHAH.\n\nI couldn't help typing that.  My family and I came here for our Thanksgiving dinner this past weekend.  We arrived around 6:00 pm and the line was too amazing (sarcasm).  The line extended all the way across the hall down to the other restaurant/cafe.  I asked what the wait time was and the lady managing the V.I.P. line said around 2.5 hours.  I later overheard someone saying they waited for FOUR HOURS!  \n\nThankfully, my father had a V.I.P. line pass, so we only waited for 20 minutes.  Regularly, price for dinner is around $35.  Because Steve Wynn is greedy and knew people would eat here no matter what the price was, he decided to jack up the price to $50/person for this \"special holiday\" dinner.\n\nThis buffet remains my favorite buffet in Vegas simply because they have a good amount and variety of different ethnic foods including Italian, Asian, American, etc.  Though it seems that the quality of the food seems to have degraded over the past 2 years, it's still good food.  About 98% of the entire buffet is edible and delicious.  The desert selection is also fabulous.  There are cookies, creme brulee, cake, brownies, crepes, gelato, and so much more!  If you're on a budget and you're only going to eat at one buffet during your visit to Vegas, I strongly recommend this one!


Don't go here!\n\nMy wife and I bought gift certificates for our mothers to go here as a thank you gift for setting up our wedding shower. Unfortunately they were very busy after the wedding working to pay for everything so they couldn't make it to the spa before the gift certificates expired after six months. I realize this is a long time, but the spa still accepted our money, so they should return a service. \n\nThe moms finally tried to set up an appointment and called to see if they would still honor the gift certificates even though they had expired, knowing they would probably be spending additional money on things beyond what was covered by the $15.\n\nApparently the spa decided they were going to keep our money and not return a service and just said \"sorry, those are expired\". \n\nSo, I can't even review their services because they chose the path of greed over friendly service.


This new one is soooo much nicer than the Tempe location. Food is awesome! We usually get different pasty's when we go, but my absolute favorite is the Royal with Cheese. Yummy!!!!!\n\nThe atmosphere at this location is bar none! Open & airy. An array of seating types to choose from, indoors & out. Beer selection is great, cocktails are good. Just wish they would carry Sapphire Bombay Gin, come on people, it's English Gin after all!!!!\n\nThis is my go to restaurant when company comes to visit. Highly recommend this place.


I don't see what people are talking about. There's another buffet that serves food by the spoonful, and its wicked that one would even mention them in the same category.\nI liked the steamed crab legs and the fact that they offer real butter on the side was a plus. There was nothing else that really stood out. The sushi rolls were blah. Soups were salty. Mac and cheese lacked flavor. Baked chicken was undercooked and very pink inside.The oysters (Blue Point) were pathetic. What are they doing? Shucking them and putting the leanest ones out there? I looked that way compared to Blue Point oysters that we enjoyed at another hotel. Overall, the service was horrible. The excuse was that they were understaffed that day. We waited 15 minutes to get sodas, and never saw anyone offer a refill during our visit. Unacceptable. This is the world famous Caesar's Palace on the Las Vegas Strip. If they want to compete with some of the 5 star/diamond caliber places within walking (staggering) distance, they need to step it up. I might give them a second shot, but there is less than a 50% chance that I would even bother.


Almond torte cake is way too overhyped.  I ordered one after seeing an article on Huffington Post so with a description like that who wouldn't want to try it!?  It's a diabetics worst nightmare, sugar overload. The filling in the middle had a bland taste, nothing special about it. Maybe it's because I ordered the cake and had it shipped to MD that it tasted bad.  People raving about this cake should try middle eastern or Greek bakeries! I gave a two because they have great customer service when emailing back.


The roasted half chicken = GREAT! The mashed potatoes & green beans were very good, as well. The stuffing was good, but could have been better in flavor. The service was great. The bread options & Caesar salad was delish, as well. No complaints, really. The environment of the restaurant was nice - I love the level of privacy in the booths. The bar environment was very moody, dark, and retro - divine!


This is a good Italian restaurant, but I'm going to have it bring it down from 4 stars to 3 after our most recent visit. \n\nThe owner is incredibly friendly, but the hostess this past weekend was fairly rude to my wife.  She seemed very busy, so it could have been that, but since we don't encounter rudeness at Scottsdale restaurants too often, I thought it was important to note.\n\nService is very quick, since they have a team wait on you.  One person brings the bread, another takes your order, and another fills up waters.  You may not see your actual server very often, but that allows you to focus on the food.\n\nThe food, for the most part, is great.  Portions aren't too big, especially considering what you pay, but you likely won't be disappointed.  Just keep in mind the Calamari isn't fried, so if that's what you're expecting, steer clear.


I am a beer fanatic and they have a great selection here for a small bar. The staff let me try many different kinds and are happy to help. Good local place for great beers.


This was my maiden voyage into Massage Envy.  I received a gift certificate back at Christmas and really wanted to cash it in.  I arrived early to fill out paperwork and to start the relaxation process.  \n\nWork has been super busy for the past month or so and I can feel the knots in my back growing.  It's spring and yet I don't have much time to play outside and I feel the \"me time\" depleting with every passing day.\n\nI booked the 90 minute Swedish massage and man did I need it.  The therapist worked on my back for about 75% of the time!  This was the first time I have ever visited a massage therapist and they actually spent so much time on my problem areas.   Maybe this is the first time I have ever really had bad problem areas or maybe this therapist was more in tune with my knots.  Either way I am now more in tune with how much stress I allow to enter my body.  The massage certainly help relieve stress but I never really felt completely relaxed.\n\nI am giving this 3 stars based on these 3 things: \n 1)  The rooms were not very spa like.  They were very basic in design and only had one light on a dimmer.  I suggest several general lights with dimmers, candles and possibly task lighting that could be on a dimmer as well. \n2) they did not use aromatherapy as far as candles or oils. \n3) As I was paying they tried to sell me a membership.   I am here to relax and not be sold anything extra.  \n\nIt did help with my back pain but I don't see myself here for a relaxing spa day.  It seems this may not be their target anyway and maybe I just misunderstood what they were all about.


This place is good, don't get me wrong. I love this Italian style pizza, the service was good, and i enjoyed my meal. The thing is, if you go a few blocks over to eastern there is Grimaldi's pizza, which is that same Italian style pizza, but its just much better. The pizza was a bit cold and soft, so maybe mine was just undercooked, i dont know. Also the flavors were a little bland. So try this and you wont be too disapointed, but missing out on Grimaldi's would be the crime when its so close.


Priceline has recently updated this hotel to four stars. Are they serious?!\nI don't know what their criteria is for rating hotels, but I suspect they just wanted to have a second 4-star rated hotel listed for the convention center area. How could they possibly rate this Motel-6-like motel with the 4-star Renaissance hotel a couple of blocks away?\nI suppose this hotel merits 2 stars on it's own, and you only spent $30 a night for it. However, if one bases one's rating on Priceline calling it a 4-star hotel, it only deserves a single star. \nAlthough I had already prepaid for this hotel, and couldn't get a refund, I reserved a room elsewhere as soon as I saw the room. I never even stayed the night. Very disappointing - and it made my trip that much more expensive, since I ended up paying for two separate hotels.


Such good Chinese food. Pleasantly surprised!


ok -- so it's a dealership service center right?  just a GM corner of the world to take your money and leave you 'needing more' (more money or more repairs) ....right??   NOPE!  \n\nLund has always taken GREAT care of  my car. I have a little Saab and well, truth be told, it's needed a few repairs, one being pretty significant ....regardless i still LOVE MY SAAB!  \n\nEach time I have taken my car in, the service writers (Phil / Steve) have been GREAT!  They are helpful and know the vehicle -- they always makes sure i'm in/out of there as promised.   Their estimates are fair (i've compared them with others!!) and actually Lund tends to come in even less than they originally quoted.  Not sure about you but i'd rather be happily surprised with a smaller bill.\n\nWhen I pick up my car, I get a very detailed walk through of what they serviced, what i need to look out for, etc.  I also always return home in a very well cleaned car!  (nice little perk!) \n\nPrior to the economic bust - they gave me a free rental car each visit (all varieties of Saabs and even a CTS). That totally ROCKED ...but now, they only have the van service, which is still good - prompt, clean and courteous. \n\nThe waiting area has a variety of drinks/ snacks and tv / magazines to keep you entertained. Not the crazy \"spa, movie theater, yoga, tech center\" auto mall thing --but it serves me just fine!!  Always a danish or a bagel to be had -- even cookies / ice cream and pop corn !!! (ohhh it's a party over there!!)  hehehe \nbut seriously, i don't need to have my car repair bill to be more expensive so it can cover the yoga instructor or the spa service expenses -- i just want my car taken care of.\n\nMaybe it's a Cadillac Hummer Saab thing - but  I am a LOYAL LUND fan!  \njust sayin


The theaters are clean, the selection of movies and snacks are usually pretty good.\n\nThe low rating is due to their inability to maintain the audio equipment to have 'assisted hearing devices'.  I suspect that they just don't ever bother to fix them, and it's kind of disgusting because it shows a complete lack of respect and courtesy toward handicapped patrons.  I'd be a little more tolerant if it wasn't the third time it happened.  (Shame on me for thinking things would be fixed, after we boycotted for a year or so...)\n\nWhen told that their equipment isn't working, they just shrug.  A refund was halfheartedly offered after three sets of new equipment (which I'm pretty sure they knew wouldn't work.) but I would've had to leave immediately and my husband was enjoying the movie.\n\nTo contrast, a similar situation happened at the Waterworks Cinema (which is old fashioned by comparison).  When informed that the assisted hearing device wasn't working, the manager was profusely apologetic, insisted on giving us 2 passes that not only were for free admission but any concessions we wanted.  And, oh yeah?  The problem was fixed the next time we returned.


The staff was very friendly and accommodating and the atmosphere was delightful.  However the food was just OK and somewhat overpriced.


I've been here twice. July 2013 my companion and I both ordered the mahi mahi and loved it. The atmosphere was great and walking around the District afterwards is always fun .\n\nWe returned in February 2014 for dinner again, this time I ordered a steak and he ordered a seafood medley. The seafood was great. The steak - bad. I ordered it pink/medium and it came well done and dry. Later we both suffered gastro distress (full on food poisoning symptoms for me), presumably from the seafood, as that was the only dish we shared.\n\nWe'll probably be back, since its a favorite for out of town guests. But our dinner selections may stay on the safe side.


The food is made to order and tastes great.  It's a small place and based on the food alone, is probably busy all the time.


Great atmosphere, good food and good service. If you are in the Belmont area, a must stop. I had a burger which was great in this little hometown Irish pub.


I couldn't have imagined that this place could get any worse......I was wrong.\n\nI left City the other night, knowing it was a mere 5 minute walk to my flat and knowing I was totally safe....until I opened my bag and found a bit of paper saying ...\n\n'hey baby, you're sexy, call me on 07921.......'\n\nc'mon, seriously????


I'm not going to retread everything that's already been said about Vera Pizza Napoletana. What I will say is that the smokiness of the charred  upskirt of the crust, the tart freshness of the San Marzano tomatoes and the savory umami of the mozzarella go together perfectly, brought into harmony by a drizzle of EVOO and a bit of basil.\n\nApparently I have food shame issues, because my thing with Settebello is getting a pizza (always margherita) to go, getting into my car and wolfing it down right then and there. I don't know what's wrong with me, but I do know that Settebello is the best pizza I've eaten in Las Vegas.


Yusho's dining room is very colorful, contemporary, and definitely casual. Request to sit by the window for some people watching on The Strip. The staff was very friendly and attentive. However, the food is just ok. I'd rate the food 2/5. To be honest, everything looked amazing when it came out, but the taste was only half amazing =X We ordered the 6 course omakase menu which has some great menu items. Only catch is, the omakase menu is \"to entrust\" which means the chef picks for yu. Again, the food was eh but a few items that were good were the Tiger Shrimp, Ramen, and the Crab Fried Rice.


Awesome old-school style & good food. Usually busy, but the wait isn't generally long. Great staff and you can expect to pay from about $30. to 50.00 / person, depending on what you want. The salad, bread, table wine & a cappuccino to top things off are included in the main course price. Worth the walk.


Don't skip the restaurant! Ikea is so much more than flat pack furniture!\n\nI came up here early one morning and made a stop for coffee and some great Swedish pancakes with lingonberry sauce (a bit like cranberries, just not as tart) while I went through my mental list of the stuff I needed for my new Charlotte apartment. Once that was done, it was off for a wander through the furniture showrooms (yep, I'll have one of those and one of those and one of those that probably won't fit in the car) and then the smaller kitchen and housewares showroom areas.\n\nWhen it was time to start picking my furniture from the warehouse, I'd picked up a dozen little things, several of which I had no idea that I needed, but dang it, I really do need that! Pulling a futon bed and mattress onto the flat trolley and out to the register to pay for it.\n\nIkea offers a 1% coupon when you use your debit card to make the purchase. And they'll sort of help you load stuff into your car, they're just not allowed to do the tying down. Fortunately, the futon mattress fit once I put the seats down and I guess I can still drive with it poking me in the kidney.\n\nA couple of tips: Have a list. Arrive early. Be patient. And don't skip the restaurant or the food shop at the end. You have no idea how many different ways there are to smoke and can and bottle different fish!


The Thrill and the Legend are gone...\n\nOnce upon a time, La Paz was one of my favorite Mexican restaurants in the Charlotte area.  So I eagerly awaited the return of this Charlotte Legend, after they shut down their South Blvd. operations.  In many ways, I feel the wait was all for nothing.\n\nI went here, Friday, January 6th on my birthday with a couple of friends.  Its worth noting that at the time, I believe the new La Paz had only been open for business for about 3 or 4 days.  With that being said, our waiter was a cool dude, with a endearing personality, that made me feel a bit better about the otherwise mostly negative aspects of the evening.  Top of these was the fact that it literally took 45min to an hour for my party of four to receive our food upon placing our orders.  Luckily it was my birthday, so there were  tequila shots flowing, which definitely helped pass the time. \n\nThe tequila however, was not enough to offset the fact that the table-side guacamole we ordered was extremely bland.  We had to saturate it with salt and pepper just to give it any taste at all.  When our food finally arrived and hour after we ordered, I have to say I felt let down.  There's no other way to put it.  I ordered the gordo burrito with chicken.  As I remember, the gordo burrito version at the old location was huge and packed with cheeses, queso, meats, and all the other Mexican fillings you'd expect in a monster burrito.  I felt the present version of the gordo was small, skimpy and lacked a healthy serving of chicken.  As for my guess; its not that they felt their food was bad, they stated it was just missing that little something that takes a meal and a restaurant from good to great.\n\nThe other sad thing about La Paz redux, is that it feels very corporate.  Nothing from the food, location, bar, or ambiance inside feels authentic or real.  It feels like its being run by people who are more concerned with trendiness and the bottom line, than great tasting food.  To me, this is the definition of a place that \"SOLD OUT\".  \n\nEverything was just OK, and in my book, \"OK\" is a disappointment for an establishment that once had it all.  Remember the old saying, \"Legends don't die, they just fade away\"?  Well, this new rendition of La Paz has proven that the legend of great food, service, atmosphere, drinks, and location are truly dead and gone.


Stick to the pancakes and steel cut oatmeal , and you won't regret it! Came in with the family last weekend for breakfast. Although we ordered a few other things it's not worth the rave. But the pancakes and oatmeal are!!! How can oatmeal be so good? Smooth and creamy.. No lumps at all. Topped with sugar and berries. The pancake was the best I've had from a restaurant! Fluffy and buttery. Sinfully delicious. Ah I'm drooling..


31 different types of crafts on tap + some wines + great food what more can you ask for! Been here twice in less than a month, and will be def going back. Totally work a try :)


I'm new to town so thought I 'd check out this place since it was close to my new home. I'm looking to find a regular salon to go to and this is definitely not the one. I got a gel manicure and the whole time she was hurting me like no other! She was VERY rude to me throughout the whole visit and didn't even give me a massage with my $25 manicure. \n\nThe place itself is very dirty. It seems like they haven't cleaned for about 6 months. They blatantly point at you when they are talking about you in another language. \n\nI would never go back! I wouldn't mind paying a little more so I don't have to put up with my nail lady disrespecting and hurting my skin like that.


Ok, so Pinkberry infiltrating the Charlotte FroYo scene wasn't my greatest hope and dream, but the Arboretum location has turned me into a believer. Walk into the IKEA-laden shop and feast your eyes upon some of the most audacious flavors known to the Yogurt. The staff always assists newbies and hands out samples like its a festival. My adivce: If you've never been to Pinkberry or you are trying froyo for the first time, sample all of them. There is always a good range of regular flavors and a few adventurous choices. \n\nThe staff always remembers us and knows that we get two minis. Thanks for the recognition! We may as well start a Pinkberry clubhouse nearby. \n\nToppings: The fruit is cut a little too large for my liking, but suffice is to say that it is fresh and not out of a gross can or frozen. All together now: \"Dark Chocolate Crisps are the best thing since sliced bread.\" Aaaand there was much rejoicing throughout the land. These are the best topping for....any of the yogurts. I don't even care if it's mango, these little guys are your best friend. Perfect amount of crunch and chocolate flavor. Like a miniature chocolate symphony of crunchy greatness packed in each spoonful. \n\nThanks, Pinkberry for entering the Charlotte scene so tastefully. You've won over this FroYo aficionado. Cheers!


I'm giving this two stars only because our server was great.  We went for happy hour and perhaps that was the problem...the spicy tuna roll wasn't spicy and tasted like they made it yesterday.  The tuna tataki didn't taste fresh and was rather bland.  We tried the inferno roll, but i could barely taste it through all the mayo.  On a positive note, the Godzilla tails were pretty tasty.  Sorry Shogun, you can do better!


one word. racist.


Great location to watch a summer storm roll in from the north. \n\nI had a Cuban, it was great. The staff was super nice and inviting, more of a down home feel then the normal server type experience. I like that too. \n\nPrices seem fair for the quality. \n\nCheck it out.


Just as an update, I ended up having to TOW my car away from Arizona Dyno Chip, and I took it to Gene's Auto Worx (the highest rated auto shop in the area on Yelp). Gene tackled the issues with my car, and called me back a day later to say that my car wasn't running because the Mass Air Flow sensor wasn't plugged in. I'm working with some consumer reporting agencies to try and get at least the cost of the tow back from Arizona Dyno Chip, since it wasn't operational due to Arizona Dyno Chip not even bothering to put it back together. These guys are jerks and scam artists; Arizona Dyno Chip will scam you and Arizona Dyno Chip will rip you off. Look for a high rated, trustworthy auto shop on Yelp!


Really awesome place! They have a variety of fishes and animals. Also, there is a spot where you can pet sting rays which is pretty cool. I reccomend this for little kids and children, they'll love it!


Store carries high end merchandise and a nice enough selection. But I would have to agree with previous reviewer, the staff needs basic customer service training. Contrary to what one would expect, the older staff members are extremely nice, courteous and helpful, while the younger ones are rude and exhibit totally inappropriate behaviour: talking loudly about personal matters in the presence of customers, showing annoyance and irritation, eye rolling, or completely ignoring shoppers. It's hard to believe a store that brands itself high end does not ensure its staff behave accordingly.


I have always got the pizza here take-out, but I'm sure there isn't a massive difference at all.  The pizza is good when you first start eating it, but don't let it get cold.  Something strange happens to it and the pizza becomes inedible to me.  And since pizza is one of maybe three foods I can eat that is a day or two old.  That is a big no no.  Despite that I'm sure the best thing to do at this place is to eat it fresh.


I don't even know where to begin, I ordered a smash burger with grilled onions, red onion, pickles, guacamole, cheese and smash sauce. I have never had a burger that was served to me HOT. I mean steaming, tongue burning hot. I also ordered the salted  caramel shake. One word: SINFUL!  Hubby and I split an order of smash fries and they too were delicious. \n\nI love cheeseburgers. They at  a staple for me. Hate Steak-n-Shake, Really like Freddy's, and In-n-Out. But at this point, Smash Burger hits it out of the park. Now let's just see if they can remain consistent.


It was a quick, easy, and inexpensive way to get my smog test!  The tech was most friendly.  I used to go to the Sinclair station by the DMV, but it is now a Shell with the most rude people.  Express Smog is close to Q-Doba!  See you next year!


With the recent closing of RE Tapas, this restaurant is the closest tapas bar in the area.  So the husband and I thought we'd give it a whirl.\n\nNo sangria with my tapas?  They did tell us beforehand that they weren't getting their liquor license until next week so we can forgive them.\n\nWe ordered: \n- Barcelona's Fries.  It was delicious with a good sauce.  Worth your money for $4.50.\n- Stuffed Mushrooms.  Pretty good and wanted more.  Shitake mushrooms stuffed with chicken & chorizo and parmesan cheese.\n- Surf and Turf.  Thought it wasn't worth the money for $10.\n- Empanadas.  Choice of chicken or pork.  We got the pork and it was delicious with a chipotle aioli sauce.  My only beef was don't put empanada(s) as plural and just cut one in half.\n- Sliders.  These were overcooked and charred.  I would've complained but I'm not one to ever send a dish back.\n\nAll in all, an okay dining experience.  I left feeling underwhelmed and wishing I had to gone to Firefly instead.  Maybe next time they'll win me over with some excellent sangria.


Bobbie's Flowers is an amazing flower shop and I couldn't have been more pleased with working with them.  We live in Southern California, but needed to send flowers for a family member who passed in Phoenix.  Only one family member from us was able to attend the ceremony and was only going to be in town for a couple of hours, so we needed help in having a beautiful arrangement sent and we are so happy we chose Bobbie's flowers!  \n\nFirst off, ordering was so easy!  I looked at their online shop, then called and told them what I was looking for.  I gave them our loved one's favorite colors, the banner message and Bobbie's Flowers executed all of our requests impeccably!  It's always a little nerve racking ordering flowers hundreds of miles away, but after speaking with them, I really trusted that they cared about the display as much as I did.  Their prices are incredibly reasonable, especially when you see how high quality their work is.  Our family member who attended is a high end interior designer and is constantly dealing with fresh flower dealers and she was incredibly impressed with the piece Bobbie's Flowers put together.  She told us the flowers were very fresh and were displayed beautifully! \n\nBobbie's Flowers made a great impression on us and those who attended the memorial and I highly recommend them.  Whether you're from Tempe or an out-of-towner, you can trust Bobbie's Flowers to treat an arrangement for your friends or family, like it was their own.


For this visit I would have to say more of a 2.5.  I was looking for a specific item and just assumed they would be my best bet given their size.  I browsed around first in the women's clothing section.  They have an impressive selection of Nike, Under Armour, Puma, Lucy, etc.  Nike pants are some of my faves and they really have this organized so one can find exactly the style they are looking for.  During this time I was not approached once.  I made my way to the shoe section since that it what I was really looking her.  I tracked down a salesperson and inquired about cleats.  Though they did appear to have a huge selection on display they actually only had one pair in the size I needed.  I went ahead and checked online but nothing.  The salesperson was nice enough to tell me that the other sporting stores in the mall would not carry any either and my best bet was Sport's Authority.


Great service.  Food was pretty good, they have a really good mix of food in their buffet which was nice since we brought along some friends who had never had Indian food before.  Skip the Samosas they aren't as good as some that I have had.  I would defiantly go back maybe for lunch so we could get the cheaper buffet price.


Its the Hard Rock Hotel cafe.  You eat here because its convenient.  They charge in accordance of that.


Dr. Khaydatov treated my family member and we were really happy with the results. He was very professional, attentive and pleasant to deal withl. We are definitely coming back to see him and the staff!


Love it!  We normally hit Kuma Snow on the weekend, but we decided to try this place instead. I had coconut snow, pineapple, almonds, and passion popping boba. Just the flavor of the snow was AWESOME. Great feature, and a sufficient number if toppings to choose from. As much as I love Kuma, the flavor of their snow is not as strong as I would like for it to be. Shave Snow's snow is very flavorful, even on its own. We will DEFINITELY be back.


My family and I came twice during the week we were staying at the Mandalay bay hotel. The first time we sat over 10 minutes without anyone coming over, then my mom had to go up to the bar to get someone over. Finally 5 minutes later someone came\nOver and took our order then we never saw him again. Two nights later we decided to try it again because the food was good and we waited at our table for a server for over 5 minutes and our table was 1 out of 5 in the whole restaurant. We had terrible service and was charged for a meal we didn't even order/get, then we were told there was nothing they could do about it after charging our card (by another server because ours was too busy). Finally a manager fixed it and dropped off bill. We never saw our server after our food was dropped off. I've been a server for 6 years and am very understanding but this was awful, a manager wasn't even sent over to apologize or anything. Long story, short.. Great food, terrible service.


Just average nothing great you can get the same food in any bar around town except bagels you can get those fresh at smiths if your hungry and have no other choice here's your place


How did I miss reviewing The Hotel after our Vegas trip?\n\nThe reasons many people book The  Hotel (the rooftop bar, the connection to Mandalay Bay with its beach and many pools), was not really our reason.  We just wanted a nice hotel, at a good price.  The Hotel surely delivered.\n\nFirst of all, the room was huge.  We had a sitting area, with a TV, huge bedroom with many closets, another TV, and bathroom about the size of the bedroom, also with a TV, separate stalls, and double sinks.  I think the entire suite was larger than a typical Boston or NYC apartment.   If Vegas did not have so many slot machines, we really could have spent a lot of time in the room.  And, it was very clean.  And I love all their spa products.  Mini bar was expensive, and be careful to not use it for your own drinks, they charge you if you do!  We had a misunderstanding about this.. but thankfully a quick phone call and they reversed the charge.\n\nThe location is at the top of the strip- so it can be a hike to the other casinos.  But, there are plenty of walkways through each of the casinos, and lots of slot machines, to make the journey fun.  The Hotel is directly connected to Mandalay Bay, which has a ton of restaurants, shops, and again, more slot machines.  Definitely stop at House of Blues - great happy hour, and fun atmosphere.\n\nThe Hotel is also close the airport, so I think also makes for a cheaper cab ride compared to some of the hotels.  Will definitely be on my 'return to' list.


Great food Horrible service.


Worst customer service I've ever experienced of my life. We had a party of four ordered probably close to 140 dollars worth of food and seen hardly any of it. We place our order at 544pm on January 1st. At approx 605 waiter comes with a pound of crawfish and a pound of snow crab. We wait until 630 still 2 of the remaining people yet to see they're food. I call the waitress over she says I'm sorry were really busy\". My response was I understand that I'm in customer service myself but when another party of 4 comes in 20 minutes after is and orders 10 lbs of crawfish and gets served before I even see my lb I ordered over 35 minutes ago that's a problem. I've never experienced that bad of service and this was one of my wife's favorite spots this is truly disappointing.


My first time here and I will be back! I was craving mad Greek gyros but this was the closest gyro location with the best reviews. Far better than the mad Greek! It tastes so fresh and if you're like me and enjoy REAL food you'll love this place. Just look at the picture


Wonderful place to stay --staff was friendly and helpful, food good, loved the decor. Our room was cozy and quiet with free Internet, newspaper and coffee. Bathroom was lovely and large. Had huge windows w with great view of Vegas. Seemed like a real  boutique hotel


I've been here twice and had a brilliant time on both occasions! I would recommend a day bed! Great venue, great music, great weather, great staff! The best day party in Vegas!


One of our favorites... Great service, delicious food \n, and nice ambience.. Perfect for date night


downward spiral, so can't wait for native new yorker to open.


A party of 7 dined here this past Friday. First the good; beautifully decorated dining room, excellent service. We had been so looking forward to the finest steak we had ever had. To quote one of the dinner guests; \"it was a swing and a miss\". We had the 2 featured steaks, rib eye for 2 and the porterhouse for. 2. Both were very disappointing.   The taste was simply not great and not up the taste standards of either SW Wynn or Del Friscos. And the prices were considerably higher. Save alot of disappointment and money and go elsewhere.


The last time I saw 3 guys in a bus handing things to a huge crowd I woke up a week later on the Phish tour bus with a girl name Love Moonbeam...or Moon Lovebeam...or Beam Moonlove. Maybe it was Nancy.  Whatever.  It was told I had a good time. I was told I was a God.  I was told to get off the bus immediately. Damn hippies are so sensitive.  Make one Grace Slick heroin joke and suddenly you are Pol Pot. Never trust a hippie. Always wash any midget you come in contact with. Two things that will serve you well dear readers.\n\nWell, what does this brief moment with the unwashed have to do with anything? I don't know. I just swallowed two green pills I found in an alley way I woke up in last night. (Another long story, but it begins as all long stories do...with a fist full of cash and a woman of ill-repute.)  So, before I nod off or run 15 miles backwards again...I will continue with my words of love, food, and tiny microbes that live in our brains.\n\nSo, everywhere Rex has hung his hat, his lovely purple feathered hat, one constant thing I hear is \"how the hell did you find us?\"  After that is how good the Slider Truck is.  Slider Truck. Screams as they run. Faint murmurs of Slider Truck. Silence. Time and time again. The same pattern.  I know why they scream, I didn't understand the Slider Truck obsession.  Well, Rex is no stranger to herpes and taking food from strangers in a vehicle.  Usually with those two things I see a cause and effect.  Thankfully this time I didn't have to do anything untoward, just pay money and the food came.\n\nSo me and my favorite part time wench went to a park in Henderson to try this local phenomenon.  I got into line. The line barely moved. I waited. The line barely moved. I waited 30 minutes and I was not much closer. Rex became angry. Rex became incensed. Rex cried out to the skies. Rex cried.  After an hour, two beatings, and a slight case of heat stroke I arrived at the window. I had gone to their website and studied their menu. I knew what I wanted. I ordered like a pro. The kid who took my order smiled brightly and called me his hero. I blushed. Me and my sometimes intimate partner I only have to pay scale moved over to wait some more.  We ordered 1 Barbie, 2 Pep Pep and 3 Pulled Porkies. We added drinks and the sweet potato fries.  We waited some more. It took time. Rex hates waiting and this has tried my patience and my left hook to the point of exhaustion.  Finally the food came. We celebrated. We danced. She cried out of her non-glass eye.  It was a beautiful day, only about 200 degrees outside. We sat under a tree. The food smelled great.  \n\nI ate the Barbie and the BBQ sauce was great and the caramelized jalapeno balanced the sweetness.  The Pep Pep was like an attempt at a gourmet Big Mac. The sauce was very familiar and very tasty. Tangy and sweet. It was good. Then the pulled pork. Tender pork, bbq sauce and a little heat from the jalapeno. I ate one of the sweet potato fries and then put about 75% of the container in my mouth at one time.  The verdict...decidedly mixed.  I admire these kids and their attempts to recreate the food trucks of other cities...but it needs to be more than just clever and right now this is just clever. The star of the show was the pulled pork, and why...it was the  only thing that wasn't overcooked. It wasn't sauced enough and it needed a little more flavor in the pork when it was cooking, but overall it was very good. The bun has a bit of grease on it and that made it very buttery. That was nice.  The burgers had the potential to be amazing, but they just weren't. They were so far overcooked that the Barbie I had was like a hockey puck. The Pep Pep was very good but again over cooked and under sauced. I loved the fries. They were well done and relatively inventive. Salt, sugar and spice. Excellent. Another surprise flavor could have really stepped it up a notch, but I am not going to nitpick. \nI want to like these guys, I want to support them. But when I spend almost 30 bucks on dinner I better get more than some really over cooked meat.  The portions were \"slider\" size but the prices were gourmet (3 for 7 bucks), and the execution was decidedly NOT gourmet. \n\nI think the worse thing I can say is that given the wait, the overcooked meat and the lack of some basic fundamentals with the food I can't say I would come back. If I didn't have to wait an hour I would eat there again, but right now the town is obsessed with novelty food that lacks sophistication...why should I spoil that for them.  To me this is like dating a supermodel without a vagina...slightly depressing, terribly irritating and not worth the time you put into it. You want to love her, but you can't.\n\nYou can love Rex. Try as hard as you can. Rex can't love you.


Good food with very reasonable prices


The equipment is always clean and the staff is friendly except for one of the morning girls... I am sure they can figure out which one because the other one is like the sweetest girl ever. How can  I complain though LA Fitness blows aside from basketball.\n\nThe ONLY thing I would change is:\nWaterless urinals,the last thing I want to see is some leftover disco bush with an aeroma scent of another mans duck butter.


What an interesting find - a super casual bar/patio with \"upscale\" food! The fella and I visited on a Wednesday night and got spots right in front, which made me think it was gonna be a good night.\n\nWe sat inside but the garage doors were up, so it still felt like we were outside (especially with the number of flies and gnats circling our glasses - ugh). The patio looked pretty inviting, too. The concrete floors inside and super loud music/acoustics made a little nervous, but they eventually turned down the music.\n\nOur waitress was awesome. We changed a drink order at the last minute, and she wasn't rattled; we asked for recommendations, and she steered us in the right direction.\n\nWe tried some of the tapas and got - in order of most delicious to least - the chicken sliders, brussels sprouts (yes, they're #2!), lamb lollipops, and chicken poppers. The poppers and lollipops were good but a little overcooked. The chicken sliders and sprouts were so good, I could've licked the bowl.\n\nI'm not a huge beer person, but I was excited to see a couple of ciders on tap and sours in a bottle, and the fella who looooves beer, was really impressed to see the La Fin Du Monde on tap.


They have good bartenders there as well as good drinks.  The reason why I have to give  the place a 3 was because of the music.  I have been there a few times and I am a fan of rock and metal.  Being that the show Rock of Ages is next door you figure the bar would be playing rock or metal.  There are plenty of bars in Vegas that play hip hop or top 40 music.   Why can't a bar called Rockhouse play some rock??


overpriced over-the-counter candy.  also, my daughter saw the hello kitty pre-packaged candy (she's 2 years old) and started fiddling with the containers. not banging around, not throwing.  she would take them out of the box then put them back in.  yes, it's probably mildly annoying. but she's 2, and it IS a candy store. \nemployee came and reprimanded her.


Bar - expensive\n\nStaff - judging\n\nLocation - alright\n\nDecor - good\n\nwine -warm\n\nToilets - BAD BAD BAD


This guy is amazing I brought in a picture of how I wanted my hair cut and he made it happen.. It's not easy to do Asian hair.. our hair will stick up like crazy if cut wrong.. The only thing I would say is parking was a bit of an issue.. Overall he is fast..


Pizza was just OK. Have high expectations  when places try to beat New York pizza. Ice cream also was OK. Have had better gelato. Think it was more ice cream than gelato. The best thing I got was the argula salad with prosciutto. Would definitely go back for that.


SHOPS & RESTAURANTS THAT FALL FAR BELOW THE LEVEL OF THE STRATOSPHERE\n\n  The Stratosphere Tower Shops are what the Forum Shops are to Caesar's Palace and Miracle Mile is to Planet Hollywood. It is the shopping mall of the Stratosphere Hotel & Casino. This the one thing that it shares in common with the casino malls. Whereas the majority of casino malls celebrate their host property while showcasing an exciting selection of shops and restaurants,  the StratosphereTower Shops fall far below the level of the stratosphere in selection and shopping environment. It is more of the level of a retail and restaurant pergatory.\n\n  I am no stranger to the Stratosphere Tower Shops. I have walked its corridor before and after hanging out all the way up in the Level 107 Lounge or the observation deck. When I walk the Stratosphere Tower Shops, I am 106 levels below the Level 107 Lounge and one level above the casino. When I enter the mall to head to the 107 Lounge elevator, it is via the escalator by the center casino bar.The first thing I see when the escalator reaches the mall is a faux tower foundation. It is hard to tell if it is supposed to be a faux foundation of the Stratosphere Tower or the Eifel Tower. However, it is easy to tell that I am looking at the Golden Arches. Generally speaking the food selection here stinks. For me Chicago Hot Dogs, Tropical Smoothie, a pizza concession, and McDonald's doesn't cut it. This is the start of a windy hall toward the attractions elevators and ultimately to the theater where the second escalator reaches the north section of the casino.\n\n  The Stratosphere Tower is the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River. When I walk through the mall I ask myself, \"When I walk through the gateway to the Stratosphere Tower, why do I feel like I am in a second tier outlet mall?\" There is a want of a celebration of the Stratosphere and spirit to the hallway. I pass by theme areas that seem random and make no sense. First there is the Metropolitain area that bares an infinitesimal resemblance to France with the exception of a faux tower foundation. This barely resembles the Eifel Tower and could be mistaken for the observation deck base. As I continue ubexcitingly walking through the mall, I enter a Chinatown theme area. The shops and restaurants have as much in common with Chinatown as New York New York has in common with the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat. I don't get it. As I walk on  unexcidedly I see gift stores, a popcorn store, art gallery, tattoo shop, jewelry shop, and arcade. Please note that under this business listing I posted a tip displaying the mall directory. The most interesting display to catch my eyes are the two storefronts displaying Hello Kitty and an arcade with a bull statue. When I look around,  I think to myself that the Stratosphere Tower Shops could use some life in its halls. To bring it from its dead spirit, restaurants and bars that overflow with tables ovetlooking the mall could bring it to life. Maybe a couple of kiosks minus aggressive venders in the center, or performers. As my footsteps increase, I see a ramp ahead with overhead signing to the attractions elevators that are on the right. A few feet further, the mall peters out at the theater where the escalator descends to the casino level. \n\n   The Stratosphere Tower Shops has so much potential to be a mall that could knock my socks off. What other mall could boast of having the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River as an anchor?  To make this happen,  my mindset is that  management will need to facilitate a major refurbishment of the mall that will bring in exciting stores and restaurants with a theme that celebrates the Stratosphere. Until that happens,  I see the Stratosphere Tower Shops as a walk through an unexciting  gateway  to the exciting tallest structure west of the Mississippi River.


I was drove past there this weekend, and then read yesterday on azcentral.com that they have closed their doors.  I had never dined there but the building & decor looks awesome, huge outdoor patio with a glass enclosed fireplace, guess it's just another sign of the struggling economy....


Been to BJ's in Dallas and S Calf and decided to stop in here with the wife. We were told a 10-15 minute wait and the hostess was right on. For a Friday night, wow! We were seated and offered a beverage right away. We decided on the 2 for $35. I ordered Salmon, my wife ordered the Rib Eye. A little while later, Igor, our server told us there was an issue with a server error and another server took my wife's steak. It would be a few more minutes  before her steak would be ready but my salmon is ready now, do I want to wait? We said, no , bring out my salmon.  The steak was ready 5-7 minutes later. No big deal, but the manager came out to apologize and gave us a BJs Holiday Card worth at least $5. Great customer service and great meal. Igor, our server was great. Will be back.


I wish I was a beer drinker.\n\nBut alas, I am not.  But the people that I was with on Friday were and they had nothing but great things to say about the beer selection. I had cider...which really doesn't tell you much.  But I did try their sangria and I really wasn't impressed.  \n\nIt was pretty awesome that the owner, John, came up and chatted with us for a good half hour about the restaurant.  It has only been open for 6 weeks and they are trying different things with the menu.  The micro brewery won't be up and running for another 6-9 months, but the beers that they had were from breweries local and from the western side of the country.  He also let my two friends try different types of beer to see what they would like.  I only heard amazing things about the White Chocolate beer that they had.  He also explained to me why I may had not like the sangria, which was also interesting.  \n\nI did not have anything to eat while I was there, but I had to say that the ribs that our neighbors at the next table were having smelled AMAZING!  (I am not a BBQ person by any means, so that to me was a big plus) \n\nMy friend and I both commented that we had to try this place since we drove by it so many times.  I can't wait to go back and try the food...and update the review! :)


I highly recommend this hotel. Not only are the rooms cute, clean, equipped with cooking utensils, and cozy, but the staff are EXTREMELY nice and professional. My dog got loose from her leash and sprinted off and Dominique and Marissa spent  1+ hrs of their time to help me find my dog. They were running and seemed as though they weren't going to stop until they were sure that my dog was back in my arms. Thank you so much!


Happy is great... good food, drink specials and the staff are nice!


First off, I should comment that my husband made a reservation for the wrong restaurant and at 7 pm on a Friday night, we got right in.\n\nOther than that, my experience was less than gratifying.\n\nThe calamari fritti was good, sauce was pretty good.\n\nI was pretty upset to find that the menu on the website is not even a representation of the menu provided in the restaurant. The website says copyright 2012, but Ferraro's does NOT serve Eggplant Parmigiana as stated on their website, nor is their Chicken Parmigiana $20. It was $24.  Also, I've NEVER been to an ITALIAN restaurant that serves broccoli, carrots and POTATOES (potatoes!? seriously?!) with ANYTHING in marinara sauce. Especially since the menu both on the website and IN THE RESTAURANT says \"served with pasta.\"\n\nNOT IMPRESSED. Still searching for a REAL ITALIAN restaurant outside of NY.


First of all, I was excited about having a boba house so close to us. The place is modern, nothing to wow about. I came to give it a try. There was only one guy working at the counter & I only order a 24 oz taro boba... The serving time was about 10 minutes & this was not a busy day. Just imagine on Friday  or Saturday when people are getting off from the movie. I was disappointed to say the least. If they want to grow , they need to work a little quicker.\n\n11-8-14. Return to this place after the movie. Place is full & people actually leaving before placing their order. There are 4 people behind the counter & wait time this time is 20 minutes. I suggest to the owner to find a solution. People are walking out--that translate to loss revenue. Go to California, learn from Tapioca Express.. They are quick & efficient.  I was actually though about bringing a Tapioca Express franchisee here in Arizona ( Maybe next to JT Boba House).


Very nice place, great restaurant and bars!! I love how they infuse the air with a coconutty smell like suntan lotion!!! Better then cigarette smoke! The staff is nice and helpful!


We have been attending CCV for more than 10 years.  The services are very good.  The sermons and the pastors who present them are excellent and inspire spiritual growth.  The Neighborhood groups that they want you to attend are not good if you are looking for spiritual growth and inspiration.  If you are looking for a group therapy session to discuss your problems, then you may want to try a Neighborhood group.  The neighborhood groups are an acquired taste. But the church service is very good and the people (members and staff) are very nice and friendly.