One of my buddies was craving thai food so I suggested this spot. They seemed to like it. Let me see, I ordered the crispy chicken with spicy sauce. My friends got the yellow curry. It was all pretty delicious. The thai tea is also really good here. At the end of our meal they convinced us to get the mango with sticky rice and that was alright. Overall, pretty nice place all around besides the bathroom.


We went out on a Sunday night just for dinner and to walk around the lake and village for a bit. We had 3 people and assumed it would be a little busy in the late afternoon early evening but oh my was it ever DESERTED. We parked in the Village parking garage and just saw a couple other car and walked through a passage to the lower village shopping area and it was almost scary/embarresing how empty it was. Walking through the main shopping area we thought we were in the twilight zone and would be attacked by zombies at any moment. We ate at the Black Pepper Grill which we had the ask the one guy if they were open and sat at a table in a restaurant where we were one of two total parties. Awesome food and service but just plain creepy with no people around especially at prime dinner time on a weekend. We walked over to the newly opened Ravella and it was warm and comfortable and had a great front bar that was had surprisingly cheap prices, but again just a random person walking through the hotel lobby. I really hope Lake Las Vegas comes back cause it has so much to offer...Until then I am going to film a episode of \"Life After People\" on the property


First time here for me and my Taiwanese wife. The food was good. We shared 3-cup chicken, cold beef tendon w/ chili sauce, beef pies and stinky tofu. OK, she ate the stinky tofu. I tasted it once in Taiwan and that was enough for me. I have no complaints with the food although I am fairly sure that the 3-cup chicken was heated (or reheated) in a microwave. The sauce was really good, but like traditional Taiwanese cooking, the chicken was cut up into small pieces with bones in. I know that conveys \"authentic\" to some, but I don't want to have to work that hard and get my hands all messy with sauce to eat. Boneless chicken would just make this dish spectacular in my opinion. The service was typically efficient and not overly friendly and/or chatty. Food was relatively quick to come out and my wife did enjoy it as traditional Taiwanese. One other thing, and fairly common in Asian restaurants was the thermostat was reading 80-81 degrees. I don't want to sweat while I eat either. If we happen to be close by, we might return, but I don't think we would make a special trip to eat here again.


Fair


Waited an hour for a cold $15 burger when I got back the second time it was warm but not worth waiting for!


Get here early! Seats fill up quick!\n\nI love this theater. They always play movies for the longest and they oftentimes play movies that you can't see anywhere else. Very roomy and comfy. \n\nPrices are a little higher and it seems to be always crowded. Parking is a nightmare on a Saturday night.


Received an email from the owner of the restaurant,  who states they are still open and it was a competitor across the street that closed. I don't live in Montreal so I can't confirm,  but my apologies to the proprietor. I wish I had found your restaurant as I was very much in the mood for sushi that night. Perhaps some better signage might be in order?


If you are Asian, please do NOT use this makeup service if you want to look natural yet beautiful for your wedding. I made this mistake and booked with them. Although everyone is very nice and professional, I was quite disappointed with the hair and makeup done by Melissa. \n\nThe appointment was for an in-room wedding makeup and hair session at the Bellagio. I was told that the makeup artist would arrive 15 min prior to the appointment time which should have been 12:45, but Melissa came just a couple minutes past 1pm. No biggie, but I felt it was quite rushed for her to do both makeup and hair by 3pm. \n\nI told her of my previous poor experience of getting makeup done that made me have dark black eyeliner and dark eyebrows that made me look old, and she assured me she is much better. So I was quite shocked and disappointed when I look 10 years older when she was done. The eyeliner was also uneven when I checked after she left. There were gaps in between the fake individual eyelashes that she had put on. \n\nFor the hair, I told her to leave strands of hair to frame my face to make it less round, and she made a big curl with my side bangs on the left side, which got into my eye and face in most of the wedding shots in a big clump. Then on the right side she pulled my hair back which made my face look bigger. \n\nI really wish to have just done my own makeup. After the wedding I asked my friends, and they commented that the makeup made me look older and more Asian with the dark eyeliner. Even my mom told me I look better when I do my own makeup and hair. It was quite clear that the makeup was too heavy in close up photos. It looked very unnatural. I had also thought there would be airbrush foundation. \n\nOverall, I was impressed with the customer service and friendliness of the staff so I was hesitant to write this review. Nevertheless, after looking through the professional photos for the wedding, I was quite disappointed with the makeup and hair. I want to clarify again that I do not recommend this company for women of Asian features because it's quite difficult to get the makeup right. This makeup company still is very reputable and professional, but unfortunately they do not know how to do makeup for Asians.


My boyfriend and I decided to try out Cowboy Ciao for New Years Eve.....could have probably picked a better time.  \n\nIt was not jam packed however, the seating arrangements SUCKED.  They had tables set up to pack as many people in like sardines as they needed and any that were a party of two were screwed.  The two tops were along the window side (where it was very cold) and backed into corners with larger tables either in front or behind them.  Us and another couple were lucky enough to be stuck into such corners.  My legs were freezing the entire time and the loud table behind us were so close I could smell their food.  Not so much.  I don't know if seating is always like this, but I sure hope not!\n\nAs far as food goes it was set up in flights for the holiday's.  The food was pretty decent, not the best I've had but not the worst.  No real complaints on the taste or how things were cooked.  The only negative I have is that we were there for almost 4 hours so instead of a meal, it was more like an event.  Normally I'm not in a rush to eat and run, but that is a little too long for my personal taste.  \n\nOur waiter was friendly so that was a plus.  The interior decor was outdated and just overall well, ugly.  I did like the chandeliers though. :)  Overall, it wasn't a terrible experience but I would not go back and would not recommend it to others.


We stayed here for a week, rooms have old nasty furniture and 70's carpet, wifi never worked,  you can't even walk in or out of the hotel without getting mobbed by venders and vacation time share sales people. It got so bad by the end of the trip that I just wanted to punch them in the face. Our reservation was for a smoking room with a strip view. When we checked in we were told the only way we could have a strip view was in a no smoking room, and we would have to downgrade the room.   It took 20 min on hold just to get the front desk several times. I finally just hung up. We will NEVER stay in this hotel again. It's the most Getto  hotel on the strip.


This has become my regular eyebrow place. I've had my eyebrows done by a few different girls there but, in my opinion, Sarah is the best. If there are a few girls, I choose to wait for her to be available now. She always gets my eyebrows exactly the way I want them. I also noticed the other workers go to her for help when needed so she must be the most experienced or someone higher up. The seating area is very nice and clean. Elegant looking. They always have soft, relaxing music playing. Overall, I would definitely recommend trying this place out.


Funk yeah! This place is the sheet for chilling downtown without the frown. Where else are you going to swamp yourself in artisan suds as well as the classic Shlitz? Rhetorical question--no where.\n\nJust the Tips:\n- Roast beef sandwich is mostly awesome.\n- They have AZ wines if your man-meter doesn't sink to skunky beers.\n- If you want to talk to your pretty lady and retain your voice, sit outside.\n- For you veggies and squirrels, the mixed nuts and olives are well portioned.


The quality and taste of their homemade food is very good. Service is okay. Again, meat kabob and chops are out of this world. My Sirian friend gave their lamb 8 out of 10.


I would have given 4 or 5 stars to the hotel, but I dropped it to three stars because of the shuttle service. They were like, \"yeah, no problem, leaves every hour, no reservations needed.\" it was 40 minutes late, people missed their flights, Palazzo staff did not help/ give updates so people could determine whether to catch a cab. Ridiculous. Plus, waiting 70 minutes in 100 degree heat in the sunshine!


Alright although they had a fabulous selection of beer, the food was not to my liking....\n\nI was very intimidated by the portions which are comparable to the size of a human head, so I decided to play it safe with a salad...BIG mistake. The salad was served in the exact same bowl my family and I use to serve salad at Thanksgiving dinner NO JOKE! It was filled to the brim with salad covered in tons of cheese, too much dressing, and less than extraordinary chicken.\n \nSo basically I had 3-5 bites and was done just because I was so grossed out. I wish the server would have mentioned the salad was big enough to feed the whole table and the one next to us. But he just completely ignored the fact I didn't eat any of it. But everyone else at my table seemed to enjoy their gargantuan meals. I will not be going back to eat there.


We stayed here for five days while visiting family in town.\n\nI have no complaints at all, it was a great stay!\n\nI did book online at hotels.com, and that was cheaper than the front desk price, but I assume everyone can find a price they are comfortable with one way or another.\n\nWe got a room with two queen beds, on the 28th floor of the main pyramid. The room was super spacious, which is always nice. The bathroom had a nice big shower, but no tub. I'm not sure if other rooms have tubs or all of them only have showers.\n\nThe wi-fi is free with the resort fee, but only in public areas, not your room...I guess I do have one complaint, but it didn't cause any issues, just not convenient.\n\nAll the staff we interacted with was friendly and helpful.\n\nI would definitely stay here again!


I completely agree with October R's 4/19/11 review regarding the general vibe of this place.  Very inviting; cool concept--a blend of \"old world\" attention to deli-style comfort food with a modern, slightly edgy sensibility.\n\nWe tried the Sassano (essentially a Reuben), the Fredo (a Italian sub), and two \"New World\" pierogies--the Southwestern and Buffalo chicken varieties.  Not a misstep in any of them. The in-house bread, corned beef, and kraut all made the difference.   Both pierogies were also outstanding.  The Buffalo chicken pierogies were made primarily of white meat, but remained juicy and tender.  \n\nWe also enjoyed samples of both the spinach&feta and pepperoni doughbies while we waited.  The spinach&feta was a bit sweet--not quite the flavor profile i was hoping for--but the pepperoni doughbie was excellent.  Definitely a step up from the omnipresent Pittsburgh pepperoni roll.\n\nI was also excited to see that a fried egg could be added to any sandwich for a buck...nice touch.\n\nThe one downside of the place--an aspect I might not have noticed if I didn't have so many vegetarian/pescatarian friends these days--is that almost every item on the menu contains meat.   \n\nNevertheless, although our veggie friends might not be joining us, we'll definitely be going back soon.


I really like this place for their fresh sides. Their mac and cheese is really good. The fried okra is served up fresh. My wife goes for the veggie plate. I like the BBQ chicken. Very tender. I also like the brisket. Not many places in NC you can get that. Medium price, but worth it.


Finally had the chance to try Luna's tonight and it was fantastic. I would highly recommend this place, although you need to know what you are getting yourself into. If you enjoy fresh fruits/vegetables and are open to trying new flavors/textures.. this is a great dining experience!\nI had the pad thai (a large portion) and was surprised at their twist on the classic dish since the 'noodles' were actually zucchini, carrots and other sliced vegetables. My only criticism was that the dish was not spicy as our waitress had described. The side portion of the waldorf salad was amazing.\nI will definitely be returning!!


Where do I start? Ok it was 8;30 pm on a Wednesday night, I ordered a glass of pinot Noir & the crab Citrus appetizer along with there (blue fine tuna dinner with wasabi mash potatoes. the crab appetizer came to the table in about 7 minutes, still waiting for my wine wtf?. Ok. They are not busy here at all just a few Guy knuckleheads at the bar loud as fk even louder than the Dj which was way way to loud for a 3/4 empty place. Ok back to the food and still no wine. ? Really ? Now my meal shows up 17-19 minutes later and still no wine. I tell my waitress what happens to my wine? OMG ITS TOTALY MY FAULT I FORGOT. I will get it for you now. really ? I reply no thanks I'm fine with my water. Now back to my tuna dinner. ? Really dinner ? Or a sushi bar appetizer with one small spoon full of wasabi mash ? Wow really $38 for this come on STK. Dont order the tuna unless you want to be starving after.  No wine and still hungry so I decided to order the apple pie. Weeeeeeek. Very weak.  Sara Lee frozen taste better. I give one star. Weak weak weak. Bogus.


I came here because I got a free voucher from a radio station contest I won and dont think I would of came if it weren't free. \n\nThe steak was good but not great and expensive. There is however a sampler entree / mix grill on the menu. About 70 bucks but you get filet, kobe shirt and a new york cut. \n\nThe Kobe shirt was good but it's kobe, never had a bad cut of kobe ever. \n\nThe mash potatoes were pretty good too, I got the trio and the truffle and lobster one was good. \n\nOverall don't think I would go back with so many other great choices out there.


I drove a long way to try this place based on the reputation. It was in the middle of a rundown industrial setting, looking more like the back of a warehouse than the front of a restaurant. When I got there at 5pm on a Saturday, two carloads of would be customers were already there banging on the gates and windows in bewilderment that there was no one there and there was no note on the door explaining why they were closed and not serving dinner on a Saturday evening! I will not waste my time on this inconsiderate dive again.


Ehh... maybe it is because I have low standards, and that I have lived a lifestyle in which the toilet was literally a hole in the ground for me to pee on, but I did not have much of a problem with staying here.  There are honestly superior hotels in the strip, but if you've lived in a straw hut like I did you'd at least be thankful that your stuff will be safe whilst you enjoy Vegas.\n\nYou're not visiting Vegas to sulk in a pretty hotel, are you?  What is this, Lost in Translation?


Location is perfect view to the lake but services pretty slow, food average a place to get a beer and see the lake ......


For a man that's so popular on television, Gordon got it wrong. The asian dishes on the menu can't compete with China town. The burgers were ehh. I am reviewing this place based on worth and price. It's not worth eating here and spending so much money for the 'experience'. Go down to the linq and find you Fuku burger. Just sayin.


G approved! My food god. This is the best seafood joint around. The crab stone is a must have!!!! Also the seafood fried platter....get it. Wine was great and the service was excellent.\n\nYea...can't go wrong at all. Prepare for a nap afterwards!


I, too, am spoiled with the privileges of Hertz Club Gold.  But when I saw the $9.13 per day fee, I went for it.  Yes, the lines were long and they had 3 terminals and only one customer service agent.  But, if you are on vacation, what the heck?  And it's Homecoming weekend for UNLV, for pete's sake.  Anyway, the car was bigger than I thought for a compact.  It wasn't a gas guzzler, as she tried to push me to upgrade for an Escalade.  Uh, no thanks to the pimpmobile.  I will stick with something less costly, and won't hit me in the pocketbook when I get gas.  The Dodge was clean, but had a lot of scratches and bumps.   Getting out of the lot was quick, and you just need to scan that bar code at the gate.  Return was efficient and the staff was professional.  I shall return.


Their regular customers are not very friendly if you are not a packers fan. We had great service from our waitress. This place is perfect for a Green Bay packers fan. Their wings were good.


I am so upset and disappointed with Chipotle across from Sunset Station on Sunset Road. At 1:45pm 6/24/12, a husky latino young man, gave me the WORST service ever! I ordered a bowl with vegetables and steak, of which they apparently were running out. I get a significantly smaller portion than what I usually get at your restaurant. When I asked for more veggies to supplement the lack of both steak and veggies, the attendant said we are out; I said I would wait; he throws the plate away with an attitude and a dirty look, with no intention of giving me what I asked for. I had to spend my money at Spicy Pickle to get the food and service I deserve


I had the jambalaya and it was very good. GF had the fish and pasta, she loved it. Only problem was that we sat outside and a bee was bothering us.\n\notherwise the drinks are great, the food was plentiful, and the atmosphere was very calm!


The best show in vegas, period.  Terry has more talent in his pinky than most performers have in their entire bodies.   He has so much charisma, and humility it's amazing to see.  I took my wife and mother in law to see the show, and we were grins throughout the entire performance.\n\nWould highly recommend to anyone who is willing to let go and have a good time.


I grew up in Las Vegas so I've been here a zillion times. The security lines can be long during peak travel times (Fri and Sun afternoons), there's a nice variety of food chains and random and expensive stores. I always pray I get to fly out of the A and B gates since it is waaaay less crowded and there's never a line for security. Since it's a big airport, it can take a long time to get from your car to checking in your luggage to your gate, so allow for some extra hiking time. \nOf course there's cheesy Las Vegas crap all over the place and slot machines, but that's what makes this place so... Vegas. The TSA clowns are usually pretty easy-going and apparently the taxi lines are realllly long. So save time ad hire a limo. It probably costs about the same. Also, free Wi-Fi!!


Really good food! \n\nThe Gyro plate is such a GOOD DEAL! You get so much Gyro meat for your money. They give you a Greek salad, that is really fresh. Then you get a choice between fries or rice. And they give you so much Gyro lamb and beef. \n\nAnd it was really delicious.\n\nThe girl working the counter was very friendly. Restaurant was clean and so was the bathroom. \n\nI live about 15-20 minutes from here but I will definitely be back again.


Good news first...the Moscow mule was fantastic.  And then the a bad news.  It took 1 1/2 hrs to get our food and when it arrived ot was cold and flavorless.   I asked for salt nd people and receive attitude from the wait staff.  Very disappointed with the food and the service.  Probably would not return here.


The Vegas meets Italy pizza is one of the best tasting pizzas in the neighborhood. Also the guys there really care about the food they sell and will gladly elaborate on any questions you might have. Go, eat, and be merry.


I wanted to like this place. I pulled up and was underwhelmed by the appearance of the outside but decided to give it a shot anyway. First, when I initially called and made an appointment they told me it was a $10 charge for gel polish. When I got there, they told me it was an extra $20 for gel polish. $20 extra dollars for some nail polish under a UV light? No. So I decided to get just the regular 30 minute manicure and 30 minute pedicure. \n\nMy manicure lasted a measly 15 minutes. And the pedicure was the worst I have ever had. That is saying a lot considering I get pedicures every 2 weeks and have done so for the last 10 years. My toenails look like they were painted by my 3 year. Honestly, my two week old pedicure from before looked better than what I have on my nails right now. In addition to that, the pedicure chairs do not recline and do not have massage. Maybe fine normally, but I am 8 months pregnant and I had to sit uncomfortably for the duration of the pedicure because the chairs do not adjust at all. \n\nI came here because I had a Spa Finder gift card and my regular nail place doesn't accept them. Highly disappointed and now I have to go get my toes redone because they look like utter crap and I can't reach them myself.


I was really disappointed!\nI had the Cali Burger. The meat patty was good, nice taste and quality. The rest of the burger was terrible. The roasted tomato is so wet it made the bun soggy and mushy. They do not have fresh tomato, fresh onion, or pickles...... this is a burger place, right?\noh yeah, no regular ketchup or yellow mustard either.... you better like the unami sauces.... those are your only options here.


Eat first before you go!!!!\nOk food, but kid portions, spent $90 for a family of four and left hungry!\nAdded insult is 18% mandatory tip for parties of 4 or more( I thought the IRS changed the rule about that).\nSo in short, first and last time!


I had never tried Indian food before and there's no better way to try it for the first time than to come here for their lunch buffet. Prices are very reasonable: $8.99 and the selection is pretty extensive. There were at least 4-5 different vegetarian currey options and 3 different meat options.  \n\nAll the food was very fresh with tons of flavor. You're instantly smacked in the face with all the different aromas of the Indian spices as soon as you enter the restauarant. The service was also great. My water glass never got more than half empty before someone was by to refill it. I was very impressed. \n\nI think my favorite part of the whole experience was the Naan basket. They give you a basket of what looks like toasted pita bread, but it's so much better! It comes plain and with garlic and WOW the garlic naan was SOO good. I could probably just sit there and eat that all day. \n\nOverall, this was a good first experience. A little overwhelming since I didn't know what half of the food was, but it all tasted delicious.


Oh Boy! Just found out that the extensive work performed on my 4-Runner many months ago was likely done to another vehicle. This could explain why my transmission is being \"clunky\". Ugh! So frustrating. I should have read the previous Yelp reviews before taking my car that was perfectly serviced in perfect condition here. I have always taken my car to the dealer to get serviced and have never had a problem until Riverview. I just emailed the manager to see how they would like to proceed with my complaint. I will update you all as soon as I know.


Zero stars. Do not stop there, do not order. Do not waste your time or money. Filthy dirty carpet  (what is the kitchen like?) The food is disgusting.  Red hot plates....ice cold enchiladas...no flavor. Disgusting place.  There is SO much good Mexican food in this area.....BUT NOT HERE!


We have been here several times, since it is close to our church.  The service is consistently slow and slack.  Refills are slow and it seems to be an inconvenience for servers.  Food is sometimes ok, sometimes just cold.  You have other options, so take them.  If all you want is a beer to watch the game, then it might be ok.


SOL Crossfit is helping my booty grow, bit-by-bit\nMy goal is to make dem jeans split, every time I sit\nWhat use to be a weekend drop-in, is now a daily commit\nDon't stop, won't stop, can't quit!\n\nSupportive coaches and approachable crew\nThat'll meet up for some cold brews\nLike one big family, tight as glue\nMakes for fitness break-throughs\n\nThey'll push, push, push you\nI just smile and call them boo\nAll the while, turning purple and blue\nBut feeling brand new\nBecause those last pair of jeans, I just outgrew\n\nLadies ask me, \"how did you fit in dem jeans?!\"\nI just snicker and say, \"with some power cleans!\"\nSquats and deadlifts, in-between\nWill make that booty pop and have all the boys grin\n\nNo matter your sex, age or weight\nSol Crossfit is a great place\nTo get you in that healthy state\nWith awesome/friendly gym mates


Great location.  Total eye candy.


Ok...So here's the deal. You know a place is bad when I feel compelled to share my bad experience with the world.  I feel horrible doing this, but I mean come on! Not only was the food some of the worst I've ever had (and I have had really bad food).  But what got me more then the horrible food, was the service.  I sat outside for 15 minutes before I went in to get someone, Than It took another 10 for her to come out.  All the while I had a server that was sitting down talking to a table.  The food was cold, service was slow, and it was not worth the money.  I vow to never go there again! There are so many other great places at Tempe Market Place.


I was a loyal Sakana fan for years up until the birth of my sone.  Going out for sushi is not so convenient with a lil one. So after a 3 year hiatus, my husband and I opted for Sakana on date night.  Would it be all that we remembered? Disappointed to say that it wasn't. We sat at the sushi bar and the chefs were not as personable as they were in the past - very little banter or recommendations. The saving grace was the scallop dynamite - the best I have had in the Valley and the oranges for dessert. Gosh how I missed those.  \nI accept that maybe a 3 year break might have built up my expectations.


I had been waiting months to try Sweet Addiction and was thrilled when my husband said we could go. I went to a similar place in Huntington Beach and was raving to him about how much he was going to love it, ice cream and cookies, how could it go wrong? But it did. \n\nUpon arriving I noticed the decor and I actually enjoyed it, very modern and clean, and it looks like homemade paintings on the wall- tucked behind the refrigerator that is holding the soda and water. The smell of cookies was ridiculous and I was excited to start my cookie, ice cream creation.  I then noticed how small the ice cream bar area was and that the cookies were stacked on a self that was only about 2 feet from the ceiling. \n\nAfter canvassing the place, we decided to try and place an order. Like I stated previously we had never been here so my husband was taking a little longer to order to which we were told to \"step aside and let the next person order,\" there was one person behind us and she was ready either. When I looked at the menu and saw a cookie sundae\" option it read \"2 scoops of ice cream, one cookie, and hot fudge\"  that sounded like what I wanted minus the fudge.\n\n While placing my order with the tall blonde girl behind the counter I said \"the cookie sundae please with ___ and ___ ice cream and ___ for the cookie, hold the hot fudge,\"\n to which the girl replied,\"so do you want whipped cream?\" \nme: \"oh no thank you,\"\n her: \"so thats not a sundae, just get the 2 scoops and a cookie\"   ..... \n\nAlright so yes, I suppose I should have realized that a sundae would indeed include whipped cream and fudge, however, I have been in the customer service industry long enough to know that you do not speak to a customer that way. I then heard the same girl speak to another customer in a rude manner. Then noticed that the male that worked there was standing between the back of house and the counter fidgeting with whipped cream and clearly avoiding with any sense of work duty-which always annoys me. Have some work ethic people!!\n\nThe ice cream was alright but a little freezer burnt  and the cookies were hard (probably due to the fact they are baked in the morning and left on an open shelf the rest of the day). I have to say that I probably would have been fine with this place if I hadn't first been brushed aside and then treated like an idiot. I also don't like the fact that no one that works here wears a  name tag. \n\nPersonally, I can go to a restaurant that has the best food ever but when the service and attitude of the people that work there is poor and down right negative, I will not waste my time or money to go back.


Normally I try to stay away from McDonalds because they are everywhere so they are where I go when there is nothing else.  I still end up eating there every year or so with travel.  This time though I was just tired and it was the closest place to eat.\n\nI went through the drive through and got one of the chicken wraps with fries and a drink.  When I got my bag there was no ketchup!  They didn't even ask if I wanted any.  Despite no ketchup the french fries tasted better than the wrap thing I had.\n\nI don't normally eat here so I can't comment if the blah taste of my food was typical or not, but it wasn't worth the calories.  Plus I was peeved to be without ketchup.


Went for lunch. Wife order Cobb salad. I order prime rib open face sandwich. Slow but food finally came. Wife looked salad and said no eggs or avocados  waiter said they were out. I could not cut prime rib with steak knife  did bring another. Worse than first. Left hungry


This establishment refused to deliver to cash paying customers at the Four Seasons Scottsdale.  I called back a second time to ensure my order was coming...35 mins AFTER my promised 20 mins and was told it was on the way.  Nothing ever came.  I guess we will burn the cash instead.  That is a better use than a place which refuses to deliver.


My coworkers and I are here for a convention and came here for Dinner last night. \n\nOur waiters Scott and Adele were quick, attentive and really nice. \n\nWe have the pork belly dim sum as an appetizer, which was phenomenal! For my entree I had the hanger steak. For the price, I expected a bit more to it. When it says it includes carrots and peas, they meant one carrot and one pea :p But the steak was cooked perfectly ad tasted amazing. The rest of the group really enjoyed their dishes as well.  \n\nMargarita tasted good, but was a little weak, I stuck to beer after having one. Per my coworkers they had a great Pinot. \n\nHad a really nice time :)


I found this restaurant on OpenTable.com and then looked at the Yelp reviews to verify. I made a late reservation after seeing Zumanity at NYNY.   We took a short cab ride over, and our driver verified we had made a great choice for dinner. \n\nThe outside seating was pretty bare because it was cold, but once we stepped inside it was packed. I was glad I had made a reservation becuase we were seated right away. We ordered the red sangria.....excellent. A little on the sweet side, but very good. The service was very fast, and they brought out each tapa as soon as it was done, so our food was hot.\n\nWe ordered: manchego mac n cheese, patatas bravas, chicken skewers, and mini sirloin burgers. Everything was great, and the patatas bravas were really spicy . I have had them at other tapas restaurants, but these were the best. The mac and cheese was also excellent. Everything we had, we would order again. The menu is very reasonable. I look forward to going back again next time I'm in Vegas. We had a wonderful meal and I highly recomment it.


Bland food poor service,overpriced. Goes to show if you get on a tv show people will come. I was one of the fools  a few years they will all be gone


Here is what is required to make box brownie mix:\n- A large mixing bowl\n- A mixing spoon\n- An egg\n- A little Veggie Oil\n- A brownie pan\n\nIf you have those, you should never, and I mean never, waste your time or money on these brownies. The packaging is fantastic, it's very cute. If I could wrap my Betty Crocker Box Hershey Syrup brownies in these sachets I would and send them all over as gifts. They are 10000 times better.\n\nI hate to be harsh but I've NEVER rejected a brownie/sweets before I tasted this monstrosity. I received a dozen or so in the mail as a gift. I was so excited, not for the extra calories I thought I'd pack on, but particularly because of the toffee brownie I am a HUGE fan of toffee. \n\nI bit in and was instantly disgusted, it taste literally like a brick of sugar. No rich chocolate taste. The texture is ALMOST GOOD but then it starts to grit in your mouth like sugar grains.\n\nIt took me three days to finally finish off that toffee brownie. Normally would have been three minutes.\n\nTrust me, make your own and send them, it will be much more tasty. For no reason should you ever make someone suffer through these.\n\nIt's not a corporate gift, it's an insult.\n\nI'd rather have a cheese ball. \n\n(Ok, I am being dramatic, I really like this company, and I like that their headquarters are in my hometown and I love the packaging, but their brownies do suck. And it's hard to mess up a brownie.)


I recently returned to this place after eating here several years ago. It has slipped a bit since I last visited. I ordered a beef burrito and beef taco. The beef in the burrito was strangely dry and seemed to have been overcooked - or perhaps it was cooked earlier and then warmed in a microwave. In any event, it was less than ideal. This was a disappointing visit, one I won't be repeating.


I was so excited to go to this place especially for their 40 cent wing night. What a let down!


Pretty solid Thai food, comparable to Thai food in LA, not too far from the Strip. Other pluses are that its cheap and clean too. \n\nEnjoyed:\n- pad see ew with tofu\n- beef thai salad- note: when they ask how spicy you want it, I would think about what you would really say (on scale of 1-10 with 10 being spiciest) and then take it down 1 of 2. \n\nDefinitely recommend this to anyone looking to escape the Strip, for some normal priced, good tasting Thai food. \n\nAlso, I think there might be drive through? But not sure, as that would be the 1st Thai drive through Ive ever seen! (see pictures)


I popped in to have a quick lunch and quite enjoyed the atmosphere and food. The salmon was cooked perfectly--a little extra pink in the middle. I am docking one star because I think my meal was a touch overpriced. $28 for 5 asparagus spears, a beer, about 7 oz salmon, and about a cup of grits. Seems like island prices to me! Was tasty though.


Being from new york, I have tried greek food at several places. I didn't quite like the food at Greco as it came across as not authentic at all. The chicken in the gyro was very dry and hard to chew. The hummus that came along with the meal was cold, stale, dry and not tasteful at all. I can say garlic hummus that is store bought could taste better. Overall, My experience was not great. Greco needs to step up their game!!!


I used to get service done here on all 4 of my vehicles.  But since their turnover rate of employees is so high and they keep putting more arrogant front desk or managers there the service has become awefull.  Right now there is a new guy in there again (mgr) and hes is trying to make that dollar off of everything very hard.  He needs his sales obviously!   \n\nNow, there is one amazing Mechanic.  GARY!  HE IS THE BEST!  Not sure if he works there anymore.   This place has gone down hill.  Other than checking ur tire pressure this service center is as bad as PUUUUUFECT AUTO.   STAY AWAY!


We're all adults, let's be honest here- this is not where one goes when sober. But at the end of a long night out with friends, this hits the spot! \n\nTip #1: Don't use the bathroom, seriously, it will scar you for life. Worst. Bathroom. Ever. I have used it twice in life, once at age 12 then again at age 27. Both times I could have used therapy afterward. \n\nTip #2: Order a small fry if you're by yourself or with 1 other person- there will be much more than you expect, it's like a large McD fry x 6. Get cheese! The cheese is glorious while hot, but doesn't reheat well and gets minus one star because it used to be better 5 years ago.\n\nTip #3: Go tipsy! Otherwise you might look at the hygienic issues surrounding you and get turned off. But for all of its skankiness, I've NEVER known anyone to get sick here. In fact, it's saved me some nights from waking up hung over.\n\nTip #4: Enjoy!!!


This location has a nice patio, but it is too close to parking lot and a bunch of flies make their home out there as well. My salad was huge as usual for a small and I can't recall the name, but it had feta and cranberries I think and then I added chicken for three bucks more. You know what you are getting here and it's usually good and worth the price since leftovers are almost always available.


A overall disappointment! I always enjoy going to a place where they give out free peanuts, but normally the fun is throwing the shells all over. Here they give you the peanuts, and no real place to put the shells. Apparently, the floor is not expectable here. Also, the \"build your own burger\" theme is not original at all! In fact go to McDonald's and ask them to add or take off any topping to any burger and they will.....way to go you \"built your own burger.\" I just saying that this can be done ANYWHERE.\n\nThen I ordered the bacon burger with grilled onions. I ended up with no bacon and for some reason mushrooms. Once I advised them of the problem they were kind enough to give me some bacon that looked like it was cooked yesterday. The bacon was cold, old, dry, and all broken up. At that point I felt like they might as well just have given me bacon bits from a jar. \n\nIf I or anyone else is going to pay $11 for a drink, burger, and no fires, they should at least get the order right.


This place is closed...\nNot sure why yelp hasn't updated the information yet...


My only spa experience at Vegas so far. The fitness facility is great and has a little bit of everything. You can bring your iPhone and charge it and/or bring your earphones to watch T.V. while on a machine. The spa facilities are great too; there's a jacuzzi, a steam room, and sauna. They anticipate every little item you might need including razors, makeup remover, toothbrushes (individually prepackaged with toothpaste), hairbrushes, etc. I especially love the Vdara robes.\n\nWe got a couples massage and it was amazing. The massage bed is electronically controlled, and we added the special lavender oil for $10. Afterwards, we headed to the meditation room and took a nap. Halfway through someone came in and draped a blanket over me. \n\nThe first time I went was my best experience. The sauna wasn't working in my most recent visit. I was lucky to get a complimentary pass, but I would have been pretty upset if I had to pay $25 for the pass and a part of the facility wasn't working.


This place lost everything because of \"Kim\" working the register. Lose the attitude - smile or go home. There are places where the food - or tea in this case is mediocre but the service and staff are friendly - so you return. Neither were great! There are many choices out there - go try em!


The pizza is amazing! The wait staff is prompt and friendly, although sometimes I feel like there are more waiters than customers, lol. I recommend sitting outside, any room inside is incredibly loud and you have to yell across the table to have a conversation. Great little spot, though, and the food is always worth it!


These are the types of places I love to go into and enjoy when I'm downtown and there needs to be more just like it!  While my friend and I only went in here for a tasty cold beverage while waiting for Pomo to open for the evening next door, we still quite enjoyed ourselves as we sat at the bar and talked with the bartender.  I do wish they had way more options on tap though...Blue Moon was the only Hefe?...blech!  My friend quite loved her chocolate martini though and practically licked the glass clean (don't kill me for saying that Mary).  Apparently they have a really good breakfast, so it would be pretty nice to come back and try some of the food.


Let me first say that I'm from Massachusetts where you find a DD on every corner (similar to CircleK location here in Phx) so I am an experienced DD customer. For some reason the DD in the north east just has better coffee - I don't know why, perhaps it's the water? In any case, this location is just average. They have a drive-thru, that has been fairly quick, and you can order breakfast sandwiches in the drive-thru (you can't back east so that's a feature here). \nThe negative is I seem to have a hard time getting my favorite donut at this location, blueberry, and they don't offer blueberry donut holes at all here...I think that is strange. \nOn the plus side they do have a little outdoor area for enjoying your coffee which is a great addition since we have so many beautiful mornings here in Phx.


I sadly had made a poor choice coming to Sophia to do my eyebrows . What I learned after my incident was she was suppose to draw them on show me but I guess we missed that step. Well long story short when I laid up to see one I told her what is this and I started to cry. Then she went on saying sister your wasting my time . Talking about me to a coworker she pulled to the back . She just kept telling me she was the professional. Well she reassured me she would fix the other one the same . But when she said oh your finished I felt defeated . To top it off they were thick long and she did to high. Long story short I seen she has some deals floating around don't be like me and go in for a bday present gone bad. Right now Went  to a place that does saline tattoo remover while I was there I was told she put cuts in several parts of my eyebrows and that they weren't 3d was told she did a number on you. So beware!Oh she also used to different colors nightmare this ordeal has turned into.  The customer service here is appalling. Not amazing service it is by far the worst.


I ordered my food an hour and 17 minutes ago.  I'm so hungry, why won't you bring me my food?\n\nI get it, you're probably busy, then don't take my order.  I'll come pick it up, I promise.\n\nedit: Called them once at an hour and once at an hour 20, each time they said he just left 5 minutes ago. Totally ridiculous, I will never order from them again. The teriyaki chicken skewers were really good though, so I'll give them 2 stars, but barely.


Secret Pizza lives up to its name. It has no sign and I have no idea how I found myself to this restaurant.\n\nEach slice is about $5 and the slices are decently large. I thought this was pretty expensive. The pizza is just normal pizza to me as nothing was really special about its construction or toppings. I thought that the slices were very flimsy and it would have been better to eat it with a knife and fork.\n\nThere are not many seats for this place so prepare to stand and eat (there is nowhere outside either).


This place was so busy when we walked in that we ended up waiting an hour and a half before we got helped.  Besides the waiting, though....the staff was very friendly and helped with any questions we had.  \nThey might want to staff a little better, but in all, my Verizon experience was ok.


Eh... everything about the Doc is great.\nHis nurse practitioner Bonnie, is great as well!\nAlways positive and wanting to help, etc. Love them both!\n\nThe only reason this doesn't have more stars is because of the office staff.\nThey are always rude on the phone, they obviously don't understand how conversations work and that one-word answers come off as extremely rude.\nWe are having our daughter's teeth worked on, called the office and got our answer. The following day someone from Tenby's office called us back, didn't believe what we said-nor that we had talked to someone from their office the day prior.\n\nThey are the reason I dread going in there.....god forbid they put down their phones for 5min and be friendly and help people


Eine kulinarisch eher entt\u00e4uschende Biergartenerfahrung. Wir namen im recht netten Biergarten Platz und bestellten unsere Getr\u00e4nke. Ich wollte das Bier probieren und entschied mich f\u00fcr eine Halbe Pils. Das war sehr herb, aber da ich das mag mundete und erfrischte es. In freudiger Erwartung harrten wir unserer Speisen. Was dann kam war ein Eisenpf\u00e4nnchen mit dem Brauerschnitzel und sehr m\u00e4\u00dfigen Bratkartoffeln. Das Fleisch war trocken und labberig und war in einer stark gebundenen nicht sehr schmackhaften Bierso\u00dfe ertr\u00e4nkt. Der durch die So\u00dfe sich l\u00f6sende starke Eisengeschmack der Pfanne tat sein \u00dcbriges. Insofern: Trinken ja. Essen nein.


Food. Order the 4 choice of meat ( brisket, rib, sausage, pork ), fried pickle, Mac and cheese, green beans. \n\nFood was better than the last BBQ place I had gone to, but hey I'm from Texas I know what real BBQ taste like. The brisket was good, everything else was meh. Mac and cheese was not great, fried pickle was good. \n\nService was horrible, i didn't get to put in my drink order, she left to get the first order of drink rather than waiting for 3 people to put in a request. When we were done eating our food we were waiting to get our server attention to get a to go box. But what was funny how we asked a server who wasn't our server,didn't want to get it for us.  He pointed where our server was, who happen to see she should attend our services. Not only that but our server was so stupid that when we asked for the check she said can I get you another beer. Had you checked on us earlier maybe, but not when we asked for the check. Duh, common sense.\n\nServers eat in front of the customers, they mingle and drink in front of our faces and you see the hostess flirting with the bar backs. Had I known this was a mingle for people who hated their jobs and wanted to hang out, I would have gotten my food to go and and not see a social place where people just want to sleep with each other after work. \n\nP.s we were the only table they were serving!


Everyone is so friendly, in particular, Myra in the Impulse department.  She's always friendly and has a good eye for fashion.  She has no problem telling me what looks good on me and what doesn't.  She's never pressured me into buying anything and for that I keep going back - been over 2 years.  \n\nI love this location.  It's always so clean and the layout is easy on the eyes.  I don't get overwhelmed when I walk in.    I agree with others when the selections are as big as other locations but their level of customer service by far stand out.  \n\nHaving a Starbuck's at this location and a handful of coupons is always a good day.


Open 24/7!\n\nHonestly, I don't remember what I had but it was good! \n\nAll I know is, if I were hungover, I will hands down convince all my other hungover friends to go here and have some good, homemade Vietnamese food!


I cannot recommend this place more. My dog absolutely loves his new food. \nOn top of it being super healthy for him, the owner and staff are really helpful and friendly. Their dog food and their attitude, actually made me feel like they love my dog, as much as I do!


You walk in and are greeted by ESPN on the tv, gypsy kings on the radio, and a BBQ restaurant that almost exclusively serves gourmet Mexican.  Talk about an identity crisis.  We wound up ordering Mexican and every dish was underwhelming and not worth the price tag.  They also charged our party of 6 a 20% gratuity to boot.  \n\nGuys, I recommend you go back to the drawing board and come up with a consistent concept.


I love Ace Hardware. It is like an old-fashioned hardware store; not like your big box Lowes or Home Depot. It's small and quaint and the same four people work there every day. And, if you go in enough times, I suspect it would be like walking into the Cheer's bar  -- where everybody knows your name. \n\nThe fact is, Ace Hardware has just as much stuff as those other huge home improvement stores. They just don't carry as much of a selection or stock as many items. Nevertheless, every time I have some sort of home repair need, they always have exactly what I'm looking for.\n\nYou walk in, are greeted by the friendly cashier and asked what you are looking for. And just as quickly as you can say \"thingamajig,\" they show you were it's at. Now that is what I call service.  No need to stand around waiting for someone to help you or go searching the entire 50,000 square foot store for one small item. Nope, like the jingle proclaims.. \"Ace is the place!\" And, by golly, it is!


Awesome service and awesome prices!!! Had a friend who is a cigar aficionado and went here via yelp.  He was impressed. My go to cigar. I'm hooked.


Try the one in Huntersville, worth the drive.  This location has terrible customer service. Been here  twice and both times they said it would be an hour to have our bundtini's ready. They don't seem to like when customers choose which flavors are in the dozen. Huntersville has them ready in 15 min with the flavors we want every time...plus a map.


I called in an order forty minutes before closing when I went I pick up he ask \" why such a late dinner?\" And seemed mad I ordered food even though they were still open another half hour. When I got home I saw that my chicken was clearly reheated and pulled chicken not the fried battered chicken that normal sweet n sour chicken is made with ( and how it is described in menu) . The food was really horrible and I would not recommend anyone going there


This place is amazing, once again, this place rocks. Today I had the Quezadilla with Argentine beef and chimichurri sauce, fresh avocados, just to die for!!! I would ditch any overprice mexican restaurant for the oportunity to eat here, they kick butt!!\n\nIf you like the gourmet food from Cancun, then you will not be desapointed!!!


The service was really bad here! Our waitress was rude and such in a rush? Really strange the restaurant was empty only one other couple sitting at the bar. I was doing the ayce, as I was ordering the waitress walked away and I wasn't even done ordering???? I would never come back here again.. It's sad really nice place but so clueless!


Tandoori chicken and chicken madras is really good!


Yum! I visited this place after hiking Camelback one morning, and it was just what I needed. \n\nIt's a relatively busy place, especially on a weekend morning, so even though it's been around for a while, I hadn't decided to check it out until recently. And I'm glad I did. Definitely expect to wait, but if you've got good company, you can hang out in their waiting area - the coffee bar - and get yourself some drinks to start with and just chit chat.\n\nThe atmosphere is lively but relaxing; easy to zone out and be in your own little universe. My friend and I ordered two different dishes we were interested in trying and split them - a challah french toast dish and an eggs benedict dish. Both were amazing! We were not disappointed. Though probably not my most favorite french toast in all my life time (I love challah french toast, only way to go), it was quite memorable and something that would encourage me to return so that I can try some of their other items; though knowing me I always seem to go back to what is tried and true.\n\nGive this place a try, you won't be disappointed. Service was fast and friendly, so even though you'll most likely have to wait for a table, it's worth it.


Great pizza! It was perfect! Naturally I had to dab some grease off but it's the perfect amount of doh with a slight crisp and it was really yummy! They have chicken wings too but they're like curry flavor, just sayin' don't get me wrong tho they were delicious! They have a couple beers on tap and it was a great place to stop for a bite to eat and a bit to drink before we entered cirque se solei next door! We liked it! The service was good as well.


Here I go being unpopular again, but I just was not impressed. Cream & Flutter just did not live up to the hype. \n\nFull disclosure: I don't get this cupcake thing. I see it on TV where these goofy people are making these cupcakes and having cupcake wars and shit. In going to Cream & Flutter, I was going to \"get\" this cupcake craze. \n\nAfter eating a decent chocolate cupcake that cost me $3.25, I'm kind of even more so in head scratching mode. \n\nAt some level, I get it. I want use these local, natural ingredients but if that's the case, I want to taste that. Maybe I'm super entry level here, but I'd rather go to Meijer, buy a box of Funfetti (which is awesome), use the secret tips from one of my coworkers on what to add to spruce up Funfetti and make my own frosting. I could make a dozen for about six bucks.\n\nBut y'all do you. If you got the cash money to drop 3 bones on a decent cupcake that you could probably make yourself if you tried hard enough, more power to you.


Cho nay gio lam. Nuoc leo khong ngon gi ca va lai mat tien. $8.25 mot to pho va cho lau lac gan het 30 phut moi co do an.


I walked into Stitched and into heaven.  The clothes are amazing and Jack was friendly and very helpful.  I'm going back tomorrow to check more clothes out.  Jack is the bomb!  Very soon I will have a new wardrobe of fabulousness!  Highly recommended for the individually fashion minded.


Never. Again. My husband and I decided to try this place because we were in the area and wanted hot pho on a cold night. My pho was terrible. The broth tasted like it was ramen noodle broth, which if you've had good pho, you know should never be the case. And then, to make the experience even worst, a cockroach started to crawl on our table and almost into our food. The server, who I believe is also the owner, came to check on what was wrong, and when we told her there was a cockroach, her suggestion was we move to another table. But at that point, we had already lost our appetites. We paid and left. The server/owner apologized again as we were leaving, but I was surprised she didn't comp our meal being that we didn't really eat. If you want pho, I suggest you go somewhere else where there is some attempt in making it taste authentic. As for the cockroach, well...I know Vietnamese restaurants are kind of notorious for being dirty so that should be your call if it's a deal breaker.


Considering just the food, I have to say that it's really great here. Really quality sushi here. The All You Can Eat menu also includes other dishes besides sushi, such as Calamari or Asian Skirt Steak. The food here is pretty darn great.\n\nHowever.... the service here is horrible. I've been here about 6 times and it's a bad experience most of the time. I wait for up to 30 minutes for my food. One time my server forgot to put in anything that I ordered so I didn't get my food for a whole 45 minutes.\n\nI also had to wait to be seated for 20 minutes when I could clearly see that there were about a dozen free tables.\n\nAlso, one time I went there and the server recognized me from a week before. She remembered that I didn't tip so generously the last time I was there, so when we sat down, she told us \"I hope you tip more this time\". I believe that was extremely rude. It ruined my appetite for the rest of the meal.


I was excited to try this place as I have heard of conveyor belt sushi and it sounded fun. I never realized it meant the same sushi going around and around and around again....as in getting old or cold if supposed to be hot (like the baked mussels). If you truly love sushi for the fish, skip this place. You get what you pay for, and at about $3/roll, that's what you get-most roll options were of the mayonnaise variety or tempura and the tempura wasn't good. The rice wasn't fresh either and I kept wondering if the rolls were a day old already. Too bad.


I've been going to Jena for over a year and couldn't be happier with her services!! Jena customizes my facials to my skin care needs. I always leave relaxed and rejuvenated. Jena also does amazing makeup! I've seen how beautiful her clients look and can't wait for her to do my wedding makeup in October!! I highly recommend her to all my family and friends:)


Never got served. We were greeted by. Girl leaning up against the wall there was nobody at the hostess stand we were seated and nobody ever came to the table. It appeared we were the only one with this problem the table next to us had 12 people at their table and they mentioned to the manager that they had been waiting over 30 minutes and no one had ever stopped by their table. If I could give it zero stars I would. Will never be back. Too bad I couldn't review the food.


Im not impressed with their lack of a dedicated customer service rep. The lady that tried to answer the phone several times sounded like she was on a treadmill, and guessing at pricing.


pretty good food for brunch. but def over priced. the steak and frites was by far the best thing out of the: white sausage and eggs, corned beef hash and eggs, waffles, chicken and waffles. the pastries were ok. not the best ive had. i probably would not go here again. however like i said, the steak and frites were good. the fries were perfect thin and salt. and the steak and tender.


I went with a few friends and we split a few dishes, so I got to try a good amount of stuff.  Here goes:\n\nbeef shawarma - Very, very good.  Only about $4, so it was tasty and well priced.\n\nflafel sandwich - Also good.  Falafel is incredibly hard to make well, and there's is pretty damn good.  Not the best I've ever had (that was at a street market in Amsterdam), but it was still much better than most.\n\nbaba ganoush - like falafel, this is also very difficult to get right.  Any idiot can make a decent hummus, but baba is tough.  Theirs has excellent flavor, but it was served too cold.  I like it to be a bit chilled, slightly below room temp, but this was straight-up cold.  I don't know if they always do it this way, but this was my experience.\n\nmeat pie - this was okay, nothing too special.  It was pretty cheap, so I guess I can't complain too much.  \n\nOh, the garlic sauce was frickin' amazing.  An absolute must have!\n\nother notes:  since it's a market, you're better off buying your drink in the market side.  1 bottle of water from the cooler next to the food register was $1.50, but a package of 24 bottles of water from the market was ~$5.  You decide.


The burritos are good enough when you're craving breakfast and can't get away from work. I use them about once every couple of weeks. The service our horrible. Almost every time I call I get put on hold only to never get answered. I call back and finally get my order in. If there was another place that delivered I would go there.


DO NOT GO HERE.   They are great until there is a problem.  My  comforter was  BURNED and neatly packed. Brought it back and was told to leave it there to be looked over because I might've burned it myself, and they'll get back to me. I have to come 14 miles one way so I asked her to call him but she didn't have any sort of contact number. She then says she does not know her managers name nor the owner's name because she just works there, and sees them whenever they show up.   Sounds absolutely ridiculous, I know. There wasn't even a business card, so I left my contact info for a call back which I never received.  They play dumb and it is frustrating  and unprofessional.  My comforter also has a strong lingering perfume scent that I can't get rid of.  Poor customer satisfaction, and they don't care how you feel about it, they just take your money!


Had a great breakfast.  Bagel was good, too, and I'm not a bagel fan. Impressive bakery selection.


UPDATE - Adding a star, as I have been back twice since the last review.  Both times were very good.  Appetizer beat the main course to my seat, food was hot, tasted great, etc.  I'm glad we have a theater with a menu nearby; I'll keep visiting this place.\n\n\nI have been there twice.  The first time was great; food was good, the ambiance is excellent, and the overall experience was very positive.  I went today for the second time.  This time, I was in a much larger theater.  My appetizer and main course showed up at the same time, it took them forever to bring my drink out, and the food was lukewarm upon arrival.  My burger was mediocre, the service was awful, and I was unhappy with the whole deal.\nI'll probably give this place one more chance, just to see if today was the exception or the rule.  Until then, they get two stars.


hard to rate a massage place, seeing as they definitely make you feel better than when you came in. it should be \"yes\" or \"no\" rating. whatever the case, the mo membership is worth it.


I would not even give one star but i did receive one good hair cut. Been here 3 times 1st time was a good hair cut by Curtis but the atmosphere is ghetto play loud music to the point you have to scream at each other. The next time got another hair cut from Curtis this time guys walking in with pit bulls guys yelling at each other again because music is to loud. The hair cut wasn't as good he was distracted by all the stuff going on. The 3rd time went in asked for hair cut since Curtis was off they referred me to Bobby waited 2:30 hours for 3 guys to get haircut since the other 2 barbers decided to stop cutting hair for the day at 3pm. I waited patiently till my turn was up next which now is almost 5:30 pm a guy walks in off the street ask for a touch up. Which Bobby must have known and tells me I have to wait while he touches up his hair so he can go out later. I walked out and the other person who was behind me also walked out. The customer service sucks the atmosphere is a run down hole in the wall. The walls are white which look Grey I know they are white from a poster removed that is the only white spot on the wall. Ceiling fan, broke holes in the wall. The bathroom is a shit hole never been cleaned you are better off holding it. The prices say $14 for haircut but when I asked how much I owed he told me $20. I got a good hair cut once so try to give benefit of doubt and went back but will never be back with the last bull shit they pulled.


Portabello mushroom, roma tomato, feta cheese flatbread was delish. A little pricy but you're paying for the all natural local ingredients which made for fresh taste. Got that and bottled h20 for about 10.50$


This may have been my best meal in Vegas! Recommended by a local ... we traipsed out to the middle of no where aka NORTH las Vegas to a dirt parking lot and a lit walkway.\n\nBrought us to the Ranch - which was chock full of OLD SCHOOL movie star western cool. Rumor has it gangsters would meet way out here to eat to avoid the cops in Las Vegas proper.\n\nPlain jane interior but you walk by a MAJOR wood burning grill on your way in.  \n\nThe rib eye was amazing & perfectly cooked with a smokey under note.  I also had the calamari served with a spicy remoulade sauce and had my steak with an excellent blue cheese salad & steamed mixed veg.\n\nNo room for dessert but marking this one down for another visit.


Always been a favorite bar for my boyfriend & I . The vibe here is what I really look for in a bar- easy, no problems. The patio that wraps around the whole old house is really neat & really cool pond.\n\nCold beer & oysters is what I come in for- every time great. Bartenders are really nice & chill . They are attentive & hold good polite convos. \n\nOnly think that bummers me out is I am not closer to the location !


So last night was a bit of a disappointment. In having frequented this joint a few times, last nights experience fell far short compared to the rest. \n\nThe patio is still great, plenty of heaters and some great music provided by a live DJ. \n\nFood and service however..... Food was alright. I think I will go with the meat and cheese platter next time, that might be better than the bland mozzarella and tomato panini I had. Service was pretty bad. I am not sure what the waitress' deal was but she acted strangely; too sarcastic, underhanded comments, spilled water on the table every time she refilled a glass AND flung the pitcher around and splashed it on me and just waled away, acted like she was doing us a huge favor everytime we asked for something, took nearly 15 minutes to get our bill, then another 30 minutes for her to come back to run the card, and I swear she was rolling her eyes every time she walked away from our table. It was weird. I know some people can have a bad day, but geez honey, rude much? \n\nBomberos is still a great place, but I would skip the panini and don't mess with the waitress, shell get'cha. haha


An award winner!  Second Place for worst haircut in my lifetime!  First Place went to my father who cut my hair with a bowl on my head.  \n\nI asked that my hair be cut to leave it full both around the sides and on top.  The result was short on the sides with the left side being significantly shorter than the left.  The top was cut somewhat longer, but doesn't blend well with the sides.  Even the 30 second haircut I got in the Marine Corps was better than this cut.  At least the Marine barber cut it evenly all around.  \n\nThe barber took two phone calls on his cell phone while cutting my hair.  He was minimally courteous.  The price on their website is $13, but when I asked how much the haircut was I was told $15.  Not a very professional shop.  I wonder if all the great reviews were written by friends and relatives.


I love this place.  Yes, sometimes it's busy, but it's worth the wait.  The food quality and consistency varies a little bit depending on the time of day like all restaurants I've visited.  If you go in 10 minutes before closing on a slow night the food probably isn't going to be as fresh as it  is at noon on a peak day, but that's the restaurant business.  I originally loved the chicken, but now I'm a big fan of the sweet pork.


So addicting.  I can not leave without spending more than I really need to.  I always find something that would fit amongst my collection of other underused makeup and hair products.  But, none the less, this store is A+, I just wish the products did not cost so much!\n\nThe prices are equivalent to similar stores but has higher-end and more variety of the brands they do carry, such as Benefit (my fave), Smashbox, Urban Decay...the list goes on.\n\nThe employees that work there also love what they do.  I have been able to come in and get fabulous ideas and on top of it all, they will sit me down and try and teach me how to use their ideas.  And for someone like me, who is fairly incompetent in makeup application, is a nice service to have.\n\nPS. Sign up for the rewards program (Beauty Insider).  It will not help your addiction at all but will at least help your wallet some.


Saw this restaurant on a local TV program called \"check please\". Thought we would try it last Sat. night. Called for reservations, got the time we wanted and away we went (about 40 Miles) to Fountain Hills. Sat down, ordered drinks and chips @ 6;45. Got the drinks right away, and chips and guacamole came almost one hour later. We kept asking the server about our appetizer and she said the kitchen is slow and our order would be out soon................NOT!!! We ordered our shrimp tacos and received them 40 min. later. We talked to the owner and she said the kitchen was terribly slow and didn't know why. As the owner, she wasn't too concerned and offered us a free dessert. FLAN.... We left and will not return. Cute place and a great idea. They need some customer service skills and certainly a kitchen manager who cares about the return of a customer. \nPlenty of restaurants in the Phoenix area and we will not be heading back to Fountain Hills anytime soon. We are retired and have a lot of time, but our patience will not tolerate this type of service. Sorry.


The Geisha House has the best Happy Hour in Las Vegas if u r a fan of sushi..... Ryan is the best bartender that a person can ask for.


I came In ordering an iced green tea with boba. The green tea was okay but the bpba was HORRIBLE!!! It tasted like day old boba.  Who serves day old boba anyways? Well... you will definitely get it here whether you like it or not. Yuck! Will definitely not be coming back...


I was so excited to check this place out, but I was truly disappointed!  The merchandise was just ok.  I did find a Coach purse I wanted to purchase, but the staff acted like used car salesman...such a turnoff.  The bag was marked at $500 and she whispered that she would offer it to me at $200 - deal!  But, here is the catch...the shoulder strap was mysteriously missing.  I will never go back...not my kind of place!


Why wait in line every weekend to go to the popular brunch joint right around the corner when you can go to this place? The scrambled eggs, homemade tortillas, plantains, avocado, beans, feta, sour cream special is a true breakfast of champions in the best kinds of ways, super fresh and cheap to top it all. My main breakfast spot these days.


Solid Mexican in a seedy part of town.  It's a shame that Carolina's is so close otherwise I might drop by here more often.


Let me add to the 5 star reviews here!\n\nMy husband and I got the sampler plates and oh man....we are so glad we found this place. Best BBQ ever. Brisket was tender & flavorful, pulled pork was juicy and tender and smokey, sausage was perfect, sauces were amazing....\n\nThe sides were all great (get the beans!)


The quality vs value of this place has completely plummetted in recent times and I had a very disappointing visit a few weeks ago. I had met a couple of friends for lunch who had never been here before. Told them that it was one of the best soul food places I've ever been to, which at time of stating had been quite true. I've been coming here for about seven or eight years and I remember when the food used to cost $8.80 per plate - AND after your meal someone was always walking around offering the dessert of the day to everyone. Quaint and tasty and decently priced. Now, everything is almost double that, over $14 per plate. And the flavours have gone downhill. I told these guys the cornbread at Mrs White's was all-world. Out comes stale shitty cornbread that I guarantee was made the previous day - we got there at just after 11am so I KNOW it wasn't fresh. One of my friends asked for mac and cheese, they didn't have it. Also didn't have red beans and rice, which is what I normally order. Um, ok. I asked for smothered chicken. The other two asked for fried chicken. Out come three plates of fried chicken. I was too hungry to care. Then the guy comes out and says they DO have mac and cheese. Whatever. Collard greens aren't flavourful at all - almost like something steamed out of a Green Giant freezer pack. Fried chicken was okay, but not anything better than Church's and three times the price. And nobody offered any dessert, not that we would have had it anyway.\n\nThe bill for all three of us came to $48!! For basically something I could have cobbled together myself and I'm not even kidding. Kraft mac and cheese would have been tastier. Fried chicken takes a little while but isn't rocket science. Collard greens are a twenty-five cent side, and I almost broke my tooth on the cornbread. This place went from a treat to a disaster in one horrible visit. Won't be back unless and until they literally halve their prices and go back to the quality hole-in-the-wall they used to be. At least they accept credit cards now - only took them a half century to figure that out. And to top it off, their website is just as jacked up as their prices. 2 stars.


Great place!\nI've never had to wait very long for a walk-in, maybe 20 mins at most. \nThe staff is friendly and does a great job.\nPrices are consistent with similar salons.\n\nParking can be tough in this shopping center, but that isn't the fault of the salon.


Best Sushi place in Charlotte hands down!! The decor is a bit simple but they more than make it up with the amazing and diverse sushi rolls and friendly energetic staff. I have such a great time when I go there it has become a staple for \"date night\" with the hubs!


I love a good sandwich. I had been looking for a quick sandwich shop in Pittsburgh for awhile. My boyfriend had gone for lunch before and suggested it. He had wanted to go back for some time but kept forgetting what the name was. A Deli on Carson Street named Carson Street Deli can be a mind bender, I guess. \n\nTheir sandwiches are good and all their stuff is really fresh. They also have a good selection of beer to have with your sammy so, that's a plus! \n\nThe beers are in with soda and other drinks and when we brought our beers up to the counter to pay for them the cashier made sure to lean in really close to check our eye colors to make sure they matched our IDs. That was hilarious but it didn't make my Cool Breeze tuna sandwich taste any less! Definitely a great place for lunch.


Update 04.14.2011: Been here 3 times in the last 8 days.  The Zha Jiang Mian is my favorite so far. HeHe.\n\nUpdate 04.28.2011: If you go with a large group of friends and you each order a different dish, you'll get to taste a lot more of the Sichuan-ness, and you'll probably end up paying less than for a lunch special.  :-D


There's free parking in the back which is a plus & with your receipt, you get 10% off any souvenirs in the upstairs gift store.  The food's ok but one of our group of 5 substituted the touted mac n cheese instead of fries but when his plate came, no mac n cheese.  The waitress dumbfoundedly stated what? no fries either? when it was brought to her attention!!


2 times and both times were okay experiences. My first visit was right after BnB opened. My now second visit has come many months after their opening. Strangely, I still think they are trying to get the kinks worked out at this place. You would think for how popular the place is most of the problems would be fixed. That, or the days I have been here have been their \"off days\". \n\nI went here for a lunch with 2 friends and the place was packed. I had to scour the crowd for people who looked like they were leaving. Once two women got up from their table outside I immediately snagged it before it was even cleaned up. When my friend I arrived I went inside to place my order.\n\nI decided on the pesto chicken flatbread and was rebuffed - gah! Their flatbread griller thingamajig was not working, out of commission for the day. Saddened I tried to decide what my choice B would be... but alas, the lady behind the cash register came to my rescue! They would make my pesto chicken as a sandwich. Fantastico!\n\nAs my friends and I chatted we waited for food, which eventually came. Hmm. Considering I put MY order in waaaay before my friends (about 10 mins) I found it odd that my plate came out AFTER theirs. \n\nThe sandwich itself was good. The soft bread was the main star. I guess they do breads well here. That's a good thing. The rest of the sandwich was pretty meh. \n\nI meant to go in and get a chocolate tart because I have heard they are amazeballs, but I forgot to go back in once my group was seated outside chatting for awhile. I think I'll be back for that tart...


This place was pretty good! My husband and I got a take out order and were very happy with it. That was probably one of the best chili rellenos I've had. I was disappointed with the veggie salad, however, as it was mostly just lettuce. The black beans were pretty spicy and salty, so plan on having something to mix them with like rice or an extra tortilla. I probably wouldn't dine in if I could help it, the dining room isn't very comfy, (free wifi while you wait for your order is nice, though) but I will definitely be getting more take out! \n\nOh, and: a snickerdoodle with every order! A good one, too!


Ingredients are fresh.\nService is pristine.\n\nThe tofu and bean dish with brown rice was aright.\n\nI liked the pineapple drink I had.\n\nWasn't a big fan of the zucchini baked pasta though.\nIts long thin sliced zucchini instead of pasta, and the texture just isn't right.\n\nOn the pricy side but most of it seems healthy.\nI guess I can't have both health and taste.


I have to say that I had no complaints with my stay here at the Rio. When my boyfriend and I checked in, the front desk agent was very knowledgeable and friendly. Went to our suite and it was awesome! Very clean and spacious! The casino was a little small compared to other hotels, but it had a bit of everything. The dealers here were friendly and personable. I have to say that I was most comfortable and enjoyed playing tables and slots at the Rio. \n\nThe Rio is about a mile off the strip, but the walk to the strip isn't too bad. Well we did go when the weather wasn't too hot. It would be killer during the summer. There are free shuttles that will take you to the strip too.\n\nThe fitness gym is a little small, but everything that you need is in there. The spa and fitness employees were very helpful and kind. The gym was always neat and water and juice were always refilled.\n\nIf I were to go back to Las Vegas, I would definitely stay at the Rio. My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our stay!!


Great hike!  Great views if you like cool wicked rock formations as much as I do.  Start early to avoid the heat and you will be finished by noon.  About 50% of the hike involves your arms, rock climbing and such.  Wear good hiking shoes and make sure your arms are free to pull yourself up (another words, have a backpack, don't be carrying your water in your hands, and yes, you need plenty of water!).  I camped overnight at The Lost Dutchman State Park, and the views of the mountains at sunrise and sunset are worth the stay.  Simply beautiful, I really loved this place. There is a cool Ghost town nearby.  Also read up on the interesting history regarding the Superstitions, I cannot confirm or deny that there is gold in them there hills!  If you stay overnight, follow this hike up with Peralta Trail from the southern entrance of the sups to the Saddle.  You have an amazing view Weaver's Needle!  Overall, the Superstitions are awesome!!!


I have come here 4 times now because I keep wanting it to be good because it is so close to my apartment. \n\nFood: Decent. I enjoy the burgers throughly. One of the very few places I have been to in Phoenix that actually cook a burger how I order it (other places seem to think medium rare means medium well). The fries are alright. Nothing to write home about. Beer selection leaves something to be desired, but they do have a few good taps. It seems that cocktails seem to be their deal, based on their liquor selection, although I have not had any cocktails here. My biggest problem with the food will be addressed in the service portion. \n\nAtmosphere: The atmosphere is again decent. Not bad, nothing to be excited about either. A bar, and half a dozen or so booths. TV's above the bar with sports. Pictures of \"famous\" patrons on the wall opposite. The lighting is interesting and is probably the nicest touch. \n\nService: This is where they really fail. As I have said in the beginning, I have been here four times and 3 of 4 times I have pondered whether or not I should actually leave a substantial tip. The one time I was pleased, she was wonderful. (Thank you Erin!) I consider myself  good tipper generally, and generally have a long fuse with food service workers. However, when I come here it often seems the servers are more concerned with socializing than interacting with customers. My final note on service is related to the food. Like I said previously it is well prepared and presented well. However, it's expensive. The last time I got 3 sliders and a beer and after tip it was $20. And on top of that I asked for a side of steak sauce which they charged me for. This may be really stupid, I get it it's 50\u00a2. But it really rubs me the wrong way that I come in pay $19.50 for food, but still have to pay for 1 Oz. of steak sauce. \n\nAnyways, worth a try if you can deal with the service/price.


I fly into Vegas once a year to make a trip to Utah to visit friends.  I rent a car each time but this was my first experience with Dollar and will probably be my last.  Yes, they came in the low end with the rates but still I was under the impression most rental cars were 'new'.   The car I had was 2 years old and the filthiest rental car, I've ever had.  The seats and steering wheels were sticky with soda spills.  The car also had a strange odor.  But worse, a couple of times along my trip the car sputtered but seemed to run ok.  I told the guy when I turned the car in about the sputtering but he seemed unconcerned.  The rental wound up costing twice the price quoted due to all the added fees and a mandatory insurance but that seems to be the case no matter what rental agency I use.


Absolutely won't be back. This is one of the worst Indian \"restaurants\" I have ever been to. I eat a lot of this cuisine across the country and this was an effrontery.  The navrattan korma was frozen vegetables in Velveeta cheese sauce. I'm disgusted. It was even the same color. \n\nThese people should not be trusted to cook for you. They have air fresheners on the walls spurting chemicals at you while you eat!  I asked about it and the guy said it was to cover up the bad smells!  I asked what bad smell and didn't get an answer. It should smell like delicious Indian food not whatever was loaded in these units. \n\nI heard they're owned by Mintt and the cakes are made there. I'm wondering what else isn't made here.


Stop trying to roll my burrito into the size of a baseball, it doesn't make it any bigger.  For $1.95 dallop of guacamole, make sure the avocados are at least ripe.  Guac from unripe avocados is not OK no matter how much you puree it.


Really good food and one of if not the best selection of beer between here and the next closest Yard House.  The Happy Hour prices are even better.


Soaking up the Downtown scene and seeing all the new changes they've made... I gotta say I'm thoroughly impressed with all the establishments in here and the little community they've built. The Vegas vibe is nonexistent in this community which is a refreshing change up from the vegas scene. I highly recommend everyone living here and visiting to check it out! Good job Tony Hsieh :)


Ordered Chicken Biriyani and found a bone piece (with no meat). wonder if its from a left over plate.. yuck...anyways taste was also bad.


Got the portabello burger with a side salad and it was so so good. Everything on the menu sounds great. The employees were super nice. Can't wait to come back!


Hey Santisi Family & team. I am slow to update, but I just had to fill you in.  A few weeks ago I came in with my 2 nieces. It was quite early & I think it was a Tuesday. There was only a hand full of people at the bar. The bartender was extremely curtious & very patient as my kids wanted to run around & play video games and not tell us what they wanted to eat. Anyways, I ordered 2 orders of chicken strips & fries, a salad & sprites to share between us. First off, you have, by far, the very BEST tasting chicken strips I have ever tasted. Not kidding guys! The chicken was really juicy and the breading is very tasty & perfectly crispy. \nI don't think they are the same as I used to get, but either way....whatever you are doing differently...keep doing it!  We absolutely Loved them! And, WOW... the portions were HUGE! We couldn't even finish one order of them.  Now, your Ranch dressing is so delicious that the girls only want it from \"'Tisi's\" & they want to eat it on everything! Lol.  Your BBQ sauce is great & mixed with the ranch dressing was quite yummy... Folks you have gotta try them together on a salad. I swear it was soooo good. \nBut, the Giovanni sauce is just so damn amazing that it can be poured on anything & everything! I eat it on my salad, wings, ribs, chicken breast dinner, even dip my pizza crust in it. You name it.... It's incredible! \nSo, can't you bottle this stuff?


I came here once when it used to be Prive, and once as Gallery. I'd say I had more fun the second time around, we got bottle service. The decor is interesting, and they have more interesting go-go dancers (one was dressed as some kind of creepy bride). And for some reason my friends and I could not stop watching the girls in the net above the dance floor. We were inspired to be as flexible as they are.\n\nThe music was pretty good, made for a good time dancing. And they do book a lot of celeb performers so thats a plus. I'd come back.


Open 24hrs. Which is probably one of the reason why we decided to go here, since everything else was close and we wanted to get our grub on. Came here with the family and order 4 soft carnita tacos, 2 carne asada fries, and a steak quesadilla. Wanted to throw in a few hard shell tacos for $0.99, but apparently that price is only good on Tuesdays, and regular price was $2.19. WTF?! Anyways, I was not too pleased with the outcome. The meat for the tacos were WAY too dry and the fries were way too soggy! When we asked for salsa and sour cream to-go, the cashier lady said that they didn't have any. Obviously, that is a lie! After getting her to admit that they do have it, and after charging us $0.65, we got our salsa and sour cream. Needless to say, we will not coming back here.


Love love love this place! Bandera is our benchmark; Whenever my husband and I try a new restaurant we always compare it to Bandera. Maybe that's one of the reasons we keep coming back here so often! As many new restaurants as we try, very few measure up to this place. There are so many things I love about Bandera I need to make a list, paragraph form just won't cut it.\n1. Consistency. In my experience very few restaurants can pull off making the same dish exactly the same way every single time. Bandera does. We go back over and over again for our favorites and it always tastes exactly the way it's supposed to.\n2. Food. It's amazing. Some of our favorites:\n     -grilled artichokes\n     - corn bread (my arteries hate me afterwards but seriously, best corn bread ever)\n     -macho salad\n     - crispy chicken sandwich\n     - peanut cole slaw\n     - every single fresh seasonal vegetable they serve\n     - banana cream pie\n3. Service. Always friendly. Always knowledgable. Love that I can start a tab at the bar while I wait for dinner and they transfer it to the dinner table, no questions asked. And yes, the bartender is tipped out appropriately on this transfer so I don't have to worry about that. \n4. Take out. It's hard to find take out that tastes as good at home as it does in the restaurant. Sometimes you just want to eat something delicious in your pajamas and on your couch! And as many times as we have ordered take out from Bandera (and it's been a lot of times) they have never once messed up our order or forgotten anything. Seriously! That never happens but here, it just does. \n\nSo, long story longer, we love Bandera. If you've been hopefully you've had the same amazing experiences we have. If you haven't been, GO! And order yourself a home made margarita while waiting for dinner, it's amazing.


Salon Bossa Nova is as good as it gets when it comes to cuts and customer service. I've been going to SBN now since early last summer. There's never any doubt what I'm going to get when I'm there. \n\nMy stylist, Cassie, is always on time, doesn't talk my ear off, gives a very relaxing hair wash, knows what to do with my hair without asking, and is passionate about her craft.  She consistently does a great job. \n\nThe salon, if I'm not mistaken, also offers a wide range of services. I'm pretty confident that every one of the services and stylist are great. If you're close to them and you get a chance to try them let me know what you think. \n\nNote: I submitted a request to yelp to update their address. Currently the address shows that they are in Tempe. They are actually in Chandler next to the World Market off of Ray Rd. http://www.salonbossanova.com/


Casey Moore's is all about reunions. Any time I'm in Arizona and want to see my old friends, I find them at Casey Moore's.\n\nIt's like being the lunchroom in elementary school again, moving table to table and mingling. Seriously good times.\n\nI honestly have never gone to Casey Moore's and not run into someone I know.


Certainly no technically trained chef in the ktchen. The decor was at best a few cans of paint and a trip to the fabric store. The view at night is great except that the parking lot lights overwhelm all the city lights. Had the \"Rare\" seafood dish. Described as shrimp, scallops, clams and salmon. The shrimp were 100 count size (tiny) and hardly recognizable. The sea scallop appeared to be one sliced length wise 3 times. A few clams, the Salmon was the surprise.  Cooked perfect and had good flavor. But for a dish with the Rare name attached was a let down.  Petite filet, nice cut of meat.  No seasoning (why?) mushrooms were nice.  Service was nice and fit the pricing scale.  The place is not far off but right now the competitors are a little more attractive.


I work in the same dying business park as A.G.E. in Phoenix. Walked over said i need a new windshield, Curtis gave me a quote. Called them a week later best price in town next day FIVE STAR installation. no gimmicks, excellent service is what they do. \n\nI have had a few windshields replaced and this was by far the fastest, cleanest and top notch install. The last guy did not do a very good job replacing the molding on the windshield and i thought i wood have to buy new moldings. nope, dood was able to fit them in perfectly and looks excellent...\n\nThis company really is Auto Glass EXCELLENCE!!!


If you've had real British food, then you'd probably think this place is on par with your previous experiences.  \n\nI think the concept is cool.\n\nThe food is OK but somewhat uninspiring...but then again this is British food (not a knock, just the truth).  I tried the Turkey pasty and Salmon pasty.  As for taste, I definitely give the edge to the salmon.  \n\nFor dessert, I tried the Strawberry Palova.  It was good, but very rich so I could only a eat half of it.\n\nThe best thing about this place is that its very affordable for those who eat on a budget.  We had two pasties, dessert, 3 glasses of wine and a Sprite for less than $50.\n\nIf you've never been, I definitely recommend checking out this place.


Twice I've caught Espresso Royale staff overcharging me for my drinks. Mind this if you are ordering a tea latte, because somehow they charge you for a coffee latte instead, which is way more expensive.\n\nIn addition, I caught food poisoning from their mango smoothie.


They should write a book about how to ruin a soft taco.  I didn't think it was possible.  The corn tortilla was raw, not sauteed or warmed up at all, and thus tasted like cardboard.  The whole thing was cold.  The only good thing was the rice, which was very tasty.  \n\nA woman at the table next to us warned us that her chicken taco was horrible.  So why didn't we listen?  We figured it was just the chicken, but we should have asked more.


Decided to give this place a try....First, let me say the bartenders could use a bit more personality.  With that said, we ordered a chicken cutlet sandwich and was told it was big enough for 2.  Well, yes it was, but was no larger than a large Subway.  the sauce was acidy and very spicy. Not hot spicy, but spicy.  SALTY as well.  The salad that came with it would have been much better with just a simple oil and vinegar dressing with pepper and salt.  The dressing was piled on it, making the lettuce soggy.  I think it was comprised of some sort of soured cream and lemon mixture. and SALT once again.  We each had one glass of wine and the bill was a staggering 46.00 with tip.  I could have gone to Russo's for a much better sandwich, for a lot less. Nope, won't be going back.  Too many other better places here in Vegas, on and off strip.


nightmare! the reservation line and hosts are not on the same page, we waited for an hour in line anyway for overpriced, average at best food and elephants that were heard but not scene and \"under construction\".


Had dinner with my co workers .\nCesar salad covered in garlic, no thanks .\nOk, I will try a tossed garden salad . \nHorrible oil dressing. Waitress says no ranch dressing , just odd stuff. \nDinner came finally. \nIt was ok , nothing great .


I love to hate this place.  The location can't be beat, it's more of a hassle for me to drive here because of one way streets than it is to walk the couple of blocks from my apartment.  It has everything a regular big box chain grocery store should have, and then some.  The bread slicer is quite convenient (pro tip: stick a baguette in the bread slicer for super easy buschetta for a crowd).  The selection of fresh fish is great.  I find the produce pricey, but of good quality and variety.\n\nThe not so good part is that I have to agree with Mike S., the staff is generally quite rude.  I try to avoid going through a regular cash if at all possible, and will choose to wait for a self service cash, because I have had so many bag experiences with cashiers and baggers.  Everytime I think it's me, I just have to go to PA on Parc or another big chain grocery, to realize that I only have problems here.  With the price of groceries always on the rise, I want to actually be able to enjoy the food I buy.  That means no manhandling my bread, or throwing produce.   It also means not putting my groceries into a million flimsy plastic bags when I have an armfull of sturdy reusable bags that I'm trying to hand over.  Whenever I try to politely to ask the staff to please be a little more careful, or to use my reusable bags, I'm met with standoffish gruff staff.  I once had a cashier yell at me for accusing the packer of squishing my bread.  I didn't accuse him of squishing my bread, I just asked that they not ram the rest of the groceries into it.\n\nThe other not so good aspect of things is that the store can get really packed.  Monday through Wednesday evenings student discounts are offered, which means there are a lot more packs of roomates going shopping together.  It's also pretty packed on Sunday afternoon due to the proximity to tamtams.  And forget popping in on your way home from work to pick up something for dinner if you work a standard 9 to 5, you'll be there for quite awhile.  \n\nSo I get around all of the above by going early on the weekends, when the store is empty and I have my choice of self serve machines.


I couldn't agree more with some of the reviews I've seen on here. This is not the Wahoo's you grew up with in Cali. The fish is very dry and the green sauce stuff they serve is like some gross watery sour cream and herb combo. \n\nI've been here a few times for drinks and there is a particular bartender that's horrible. (Sorry, I don't remember her name!) When watching a fight in a mostly empty bar she came on shift and turned down the volume on the television and then changed the channel to some reality show. I asked for it back on and was ignored.  \n\nI've also been here on at least two other nights where her service was lacking because she was too busy chatting up a customer to serve us or even bring us the bill to get paid. I finally had to tell her we were walking out without paying to get her to do her job.\n\nAvoid this location unless you want a mediocre fish taco with crappy service.


We've driven by the PHX Over Easy many times but I refuse to wait for it.  I knew in my heart that it wasn't the same type of food worth waiting for like Matt's.  We decided to head way out to the apparently non-popular Over Easy to see what all the fuss was about.  To sum it up, just don't bother!\n\nWe walked inside and the place was only about 1/2 full so we grabbed a seat in the middle where there were three terribly placed tables.  My first impression was not a good one, as this restaurant is horribly under utilized and very poorly planned.  The color scheme was nice and cheerful though.  I really really hated the vinyl chairs that clung to my legs.  It was really uncomfortable.\n\nAfter perusing the menu for a few moments I decided that the Wolf Pack was the way to go for me.  I like big manly breakfasts and this sounded perfect!  Two layers of hash browns with bacon and eggs cooked to order in the middle with cheese on top.  Yum!  That really sounded delicious to me, unfortunately it was a big heaping pile of FAIL slopped on a plate.  The bacon was about the only good part of my meal.  The cheese tasted like plastic, the eggs were rubbery, and the hash browns were so greasy that they slicked my lips with oil after every bite.  In the end, despite the fact that I only ate about 1/3 of my food, I got sick.  I was not a happy camper and I will never come back.


I absolutely love Razzy Fresh. They have a great selection of yogurt flavors, some of which rotate regularly. There are the traditional flavors (vanilla, chocolate), but also fruity flavors and indulgent flavors (e.g. cake batter). There are also non-fat options, if you swing that way.\n\nThe topping selection is also sure to please, with several different fruit options, as well as many sweet options. My personal favorite offering is the chocolate chip cookie dough (CCCD), which is the best CCCD I've had as an ice cream topping. Usually CCCD toppings suck because they are clearly made with crap to replace the eggs. Razzy Fresh's CCCD tastes just like it was sliced off of a cookie dough log. Mmmmmmm.


Overwhelming selection of brewskis! Luckily the bartenders are very knowledgable and can recommend a beer to your taste! \n\nFood was delicious! My boyfriend and I ordered 4 appetizers/small plates and it filled us up quite nicely! We went with the wings (Caribbean jerk - traditional), truffle fries, garlic noodles and poke bowl - all amazing and would definitely recommend! \n\nGreat for big groups! We had a party of 16...ordering and paying was a breeze! Our waiter kept the checks separate from the get-go and they were very attentive to make sure we got what we needed throughout our meal!