I've only had one cupcake from here, so this is based on very limited experience. But, in my one visit I formed a 3-star opinion. I came in around 9:30 on a Friday night. There were 4-5 cupcake flavors to choose from plus a brownie and maybe three different types of cookies. The setup of the shop is a little weird in that the cupcakes are displayed on the side, so if this place ever got busy and a line formed it would be a little chaotic to see which cupcakes were available and then actually get in line in front of the register. The menu was posted on the wall adjacent to the display case, but I didn't even notice it until I had my cupcake and was sitting down.\n\nBut those are minor issues. I ordered a vanilla cupcake and took a seat. The cake itself was dry and the cupcake was way overpriced at $2.99 for being so small. The saving grace of my purchase was the icing. It was delicious! The sugar sprinkles on top were a great touch. I'd come here again for a cupcake, but I find the high pricetag really annoying and a major put-off.\n\nCream & Flutter has cocktails in addition to milk, coffee, and tea. This makes me wonder if they are trying to position themselves as a place to hang out instead of a place to go just to wolf down a treat. If the former then the interior needs work. It's a bit stark and the chairs aren't the most comfortable to just sit and relax. A cozier atmosphere would be more conducive to sipping a cocktail and staying there longer. But, again, not sure if that's their goal or not.\n\nIn short - I'd go back...begrudgingly.


This place was ok. I was with great friends on a birthday outing, so we could've been anywhere to have a fab time (and we did sample a few places that night). We had a good time by virtue of being the fun girlies we are, but I won't go out of my way to return to this particular bar.  I will, however, return to the Cosmo just for the secret pizza place...it's unmarked down a long dark hallway and has awesome pizza AND an old-timey arcade game and pinball machines. Sorry...did I digress? That's how interesting the Chandelier Bar was to me.\n\nIt's a multi-level bar with decent bartending (in fact, the barkeeps did present a touch of class to the place). The chandelier over the liquor bottles  was kinda pretty, but the plastic \"chandelier\" that draped from floor to ceiling...meh. Was pretty tacky looking, actually...reminded me of a giant version of the Mardi Gras beads you get for showing your boobies. Maybe they were going for Diva but got closer to Dive-y. I know it's Vegas, but there are plenty of less tacky places to hang. It felt very dated and old-fashioned. Dated can be good if there's at least a pinch of glam, but the obviously plastic almost-shimmer fell short of that pinch. Call me a snob, but it felt good to leave the verging-on-suffocatingly naff decor.


Goog food , great brew , a bit hot inside this place . Tv's are small to watch the game , bathrooms are dirty


Yoga Styles rock!  Susan has created gorgeous and functional custom products for my acu-wellness practice/business...she is a creative genus...easy to talk too and always willing to try something...I love my Yoga Styles products...and am grateful for Susan Nichols!


Oh how do I crave the food from this Long Wongs. The wings flavor is amazing and their fries are very tasty. I will say that they have the best ranch dressing I have ever had.  I crave this on the weekends a lot, that's how good it is.\n\nI was going to give this a 5 star because the food is tastes great but recently the size of their wings has decreased immensely. They used be big and have lot of meat on them but now they are small with hardly any meat. Last night was the smallest i have ever seen a wing. Super small, I was amazed that they would even serve them as a whole wing it should have been 2-3 wings = 1 wing.  I wish now i had taken a picture of it. Oh well.


I would have given this a five stars because the food is beyond very good. The only drawback is the noise level inside if not too hot sit outside in the shade. We split the Eggs Benedict and the cinnamon biscuit strawberry capote, both great taste and flavor. I'm not a big fan of breakfast potatoes but these were great my wife didn't want the iced tea because it was flavored. I like it really well.\nPaid parking on the street. Don't let this part of town scare you away from a great breakfast.


This was probably one of the weirdest restaurant experiences I've ever had. We called ahead for a reservation but were told we could be put on a phone list that will speed up the wait for a table. We opted for that option since we were on our way. When we arrived we were told it'd just be a couple minutes then shortly after we were directed to the bar to find our own table. \n\nOur server did his job of taking our order and delivering the food but there was something about him that was weird. On the menu it says every entree includes bread, salad and ice cream. We ordered the garlic cheese bread but didn't receive the other bread, which would be fine if that's standard or if they gave a price break on the cheese bread or something, but the table next to us with the same server received both items with their order. We got our food which ok... I had the veggie lasagna and my boyfriend had the chicken penne. My lasagna was decent but wasn't any better than a $2 lasagna lean cuisine. The chicken penne was crap. The sauce was like watered down paste. After dinner they server asked if we wanted dessert but we had to mention the ice cream that's included.\n\nNow while all this was going on, on the patio there was a woman on the ground who was being attended to by other customers, not the staff. While the woman was laying on the ground, a server actually stepped over her. It was so weird. They brought out her food and just piled it on the table while she's laying on the ground.\n\nAll in all, I would not recommend this restaurant. I felt really weird the entire time I was there. If you are looking for Italian, just go to Oregano's. It is so so so much better!


I am not sure most of reviewers are having same as my expericence in WAITING, not for seating but for serving.\n\nOrdered 6 dishes....\nGot 1st dish about 15 minutes later.....\nTook 1 minute to finish....\nAnd this was repeated 6 times....\n(Sorry for my sweetheart as I did not check yelp pictures of food carefully....)\n\nAmong orders, duck and lamb chop were really tender and juicy, but...duck was only 3 of really small pieces, and lamb chop also could be done less than 1 minute.\n\nSo if you are not quantity sensitive and have plenty of time for meal, this place would be ok.


Got a Groupon so decided to try Mind Over Batter. Have had Caketini often as it is at the mall and I think Mind Over Batter is the winner. Loved the Lemon Raspberry. Shop was cute and service was fast and freindly. I get the cupcake is the new hot item in desserts right now...but without a groupon I would not pay full price.


I have often been delighted with the amazing bread and sandwiches i have received at great harvest on Bonanza, so I was thrilled to find that there was a great harvest near my job in Summerlin.  Although it is a bit out of my way, i decided to make the 15 minute drive to this location enthusiastic for a delicious home baked lunch.  \n\nI was however, less than pleased with the service i received. not only were the prices higher at this location, odd, but the sandwich took much longer to make ( and was made incorrectly, despite the fact that great harvest has you write down your specifications).   the bread on my sandwich was falling apart and i had to basically each my food with my hands, it was disgusting.\n\ni was also not offered to sample the bread of the day which i had in mind to purchase. I did notice other clients come in and be immediately attended and offered to sample multiple slices of bread and engage in conversation before walking out and leaving without ordering anything. \n\nSadly i left without buying the bread of the day and will probably never return to this branch. Please learn to treat all of your guests with the same amount of courtesy, especially these who actually make purchase and come in with faithful client cards half full of stamps.


I feel bad for giving it a single star, but honestly it doesn't deserve any better. This is the absolute worst restraunt/buffet i have ever been to. Absolutely disappointed.\nIt smells like fart everywhere, and I swear I'm not the only one who smells it. The scent is strongest around the food, and to be honest I dont want to be smelling fart when I 'm going to eat. Also, the food quality is very low-quality. The clams are not fresh, bananas are still green, and the broccoli is bitter. NOT AUTHENTIC AT ALL. Having been to China and eating real Chinese food all my life,I can vouch that this isn't authentic. The food has no heart, it seems as if the chef doesn't care about who they are feeding. The food here makes my stomach hurt and I definitely will not be returning.


After buying a Groupon for a package of 5 photofacials when I had my consultation appointment the aesthetician  said the Groupon included 5 \"treatment areas\".  She said she could spot treat my problem areas but it did not included the entire face.  I have had many photofacials over the years and the face has to be done all at once!  She allowed me to use the package for 2, not 5, whole face treatments and on the second facial she lasered me without even removing my makeup!  Stay clear of this med spa.


Nothing special about these burgers. $14 for a cheeseburger.


Drift can be hit or miss as far as the crowd goes, but I always have a good time.  I have been to Drift more times than I can count.  It's always the fallback place if my friends and I are not not sure what to do or if we are not feeling it somewhere else. \n\nThings I've been asked at Drift:\n\n-Man grabs my arm as I am walking by (not the best pick-up technique to begin with- randomly grabbing girls).  \nGrabber- \"Hey, you like Grey Goose?\"\nMe- \"Um, yeah.\"\nGrabber- \"Good, cause I wanna get you loose.\"\nMe- \"That is the worst line ever.\"\nGrabber- \"Really, it didn't work.\"\nMe- \"Nope, you might as well have asked if I'd like a pizza and a f*ck.\"\n\n-Guy grabs my arm and forces me to punch his friend. (Again, what is with all the grabbing?)\nMe to guy I just punched- \"Your friend made me do it.\"\nGuy who forced me to punch his friend- \"Don't worry, he deserved it.\" \nI won't go into the rest, but he proceeds to teach me a secret handshake before I can get away.  Then, later in the night when I run into him again, he forgets that he already met me and does the exact same thing to me all over again (hand shake and everything).  He thought I was a genius when I beat him to the punch and already knew the moves.\n\nRandom guy corners me.\nR.G.- \"Hey what's your name?\"\nMe- \"Morgan.\"\nR.G.- \"My name's Ryan and this is my friend, Ryan.\"\nMe- \"Really, you're both named Ryan?\"\nR.G.- \"Hey, two Ryans don't make a right.\"\nMe- silence.  A smirk slowly forming on my face because even though it was lame, it was a little creative.  \nR.G.- \"I have a million dollar condo down the street, wanna go back and have a drink with us.\"\nMe- \"I don't think so, you could be a serial killer.\"  Then, I paused because I realized his arm was in a cast.  \"Oh, never mind.  You're injured, you can't kill anybody.\"\nMy friend walks up, probably sensing he needs to save me- \"What's going on?\"\nMe- \"He wants to have drinks in his million dollar condo, but I said no because he might be a serial killer.  Then, I realized I could kick his ass because he only has one good arm.\"\nMy friend- \"What happened to your arm?\"\nR.G.- \"It doesn't work.\"\nMe/my friend stare blankly\nMe- \"What do you mean it just doesn't work?\"\nR.G.- \"Remember the whole Firestone tire recall?  Well, I was in a rollover and that is why my arm doesn't work.  I got a really big settlement, so wanna go to my condo?\"\nMe- I have no words.\n(And no, I didn't go to his damn condo)  \n\nYep, I have found true love and his name is Drift.


Great meal, highly recommend this place. The chef's menu is the way to go. You will not go away hungry!


Cute store but so tiny plus they seem so overpriced for what they sell.  I enjoy the display but after going in Charming Charlie its hard to be willing to overpay for similar items and purses etc.


We decided to check out Heirloom for Charlotte Restaurant week.  We arrived right on time for our reservations and walked in.  We were standing in the entry way a couple of minutes before we were acknowledged.  I did not realize, but I think the hostess stand is to the right as I saw people going there after we were seated.  That area is not visible as you walk in, you just have to know this.\n\nWe were promptly seated.  I appreciate the fact that their tables are disbursed out and you are not on top of each other.  \n\nThey come around with blue wine bottles that are filled with water to start you off with.  It looks refreshing, but it is lukewarm, and that is not how I like water.  I had to ultimately ask for some iced water.  Kevin started off with a beer, and I asked for a glass of wine.  Unfortunately they were out of stock of what I wanted. Not cool!  So the waitress offered something else, and I was just not a fan.  She asked how I liked it, and I told her I was not a big fan, it was not the wine I wanted.  And that was that.  A little disappointed she couldn't offer something else. \n \nBoth of us went off of the Charlotte Restaurant Week menu.  We each ordered the different item so we could essentially taste every item they were offering.  They first started us off with some corn bread, I'm not a corn bread person, but I thought it had great flavor. For the first part - the salad was pretty good, but the chicken and dumplings had a lot of flavor!  I loved that!  Then for the second course we had sausage and pork belly.  The sausage had a nice flavor, but the pork belly stood out, so good!  For the third and main entr\u00e9e, I am not the biggest fish fan, but Kevin said it was good.  The steak was really good, along with the potatoes.  Last was dessert, which was some chocolate mousse type cake and a berry shortcake.  I am a huge dessert fan, but both of these were unfinished.  They were just a big miss.  The chocolate cake tasted like something I could get anywhere.  The berry shortcake was different.  I actually liked the concept and it looked like a local southern desert.  The berry part was good, but the biscuits were a miss.\n\nI looked at their actual menu for the day, and each of their entrees were around $28.  We got four courses for $30, so I cannot imagine paying $28 for the main entr\u00e9e like the steak we received.  Maybe you get larger plates with their main entrees??  I don't know, but it will be hard to return without it being restaurant week or some special occasion.\n\nOne last note, the service was okay.  Their process is slow, we were there for almost 3 hours.  It did not necessarily feel slow, but they would take their time between each course, so you weren't rushed.  By the end though, we were itching to get out of there.\n\nOverall, pretty glad we checked out a local place and enjoyed the food.


I got a gift card for Christmas for this place. Never even heard of it before but I also don't eat at a lot of chain restaurants either. I went New Year's Eve to try it out. I am a single guy and the place was super busy so I chose a seat at the bar. The bar was busy but started to clear as soon as I sat down. It became very apparent very quickly that there was a single person working the bar. She was also the one making drinks for the rest of the restaurant. New Year's Eve is typically a drinking holiday so the short staffing was perplexing. After my area was cleared she asked for my drink order and I requested a menu. It was close to 10 minutes before the bartender asked for my order. I order the filet and lobster tail.  About 10 minutes later, a young lady delivered my entree to me; however, I had not received my salad yet. I sent it back and my salad was delivered about 2 minutes later. I was never offered bread so I asked a young man cleaning glasses at the bar if I could have some bread. He quickly returned with a loaf. The bleu cheese dressing is too sweet and was really heavy on the salad. When the entree arrived it looked fine but I did ask the server if it was a fresh meal or left over from the first delivery. The filet was very good, the risotto was fine, and the lobster tail was cooked fine too. It is a little small and the seasoning on it could be left off. Overall the meal was average to decent but the service was horrible. I never was asked how the meal tasted or apologized to for the mishap. I understand the busy-ness that was going on, but it had died down quite a bit by the time I sat down. As a single person who also doesn't drink alcohol, I am accustomed to not always getting doted on by servers since my tab may not always generate the biggest tips. But even just a little acknowledgment to me would've gone a long way. Then to my surprise, as I looked at my bill, I was discounted 25%. I am assuming it was for the messed up order?? But no one said anything to me about that either. Well, I am grateful for the attempt to make up for it, but not sure I'll be back anytime soon.


I tried US Egg for the first time last month and have been back several times. The menu is a mix bag with some really good items (like the Protein Pancakes, Biscuits and Gravy and BLT Sandwich) and some not so good items, like any omelet covered in one of US Egg's horrible sauces.  AVOID the \"sauces\"at  ALL COSTS!   Generally, I order extra sauce, but the Hollandaise, Cajun, and \"Gentleman Jim's\" sauces are pretty gross.  The \"Cajun\" sauce is the worst.  A weirdly flavored, brown-tan mess, with bits of gum-chewy mushrooms.  Yuck.    \n\nThe hosts and wait staff go out of their way to be friendly.  The bright, airy dinning room is nice, and relaxing. Order coffee or tea and get a whole pot.  I appreciate the quick service and consistency (even the sauce is consistently bad!) and they never glass (or mug) run dry, without refilling whatever you are drinking.  Prices are reasonable.


I completely agree with Ryan M. He could not have said it better. I had lived at this property since 2005 and left after it turned into a police state. Once you get on their shitlist they do not let up. I received a notice for hazardous driving in the parking lot when I was out of the country for that month! When I went to them to report this error I was told that when I am away I am responsible for anyone driving my vehicle. The vehicle sat in my garage the entire time I was gone. No one else has keys.\n\n It's BS like that that really stresses you out and makes day to day living really suck. I dont get how these people live with themselves policing other people like this. And the guy who reviewed the security company - yeah they were pretty cool at times - but that has nothing to do with the HOA. A separate review should be written for that company.


I love the food, it is amazing. Small, quaint, great cocktails. Terrible terrible service during dinner. We had a person come to our table 5 minutes after sitting down to get us menus and tell us our server would be right with us. Then another girl came and gave us water and while we started asking questions about food she said she didn't know anything about the menu and our server would be right with us. Ok? Then our server finally shows up, we order and food takes 20 minutes. With two small children this wait was long but we know how to entertain our kids so it wasn't the end of the world.  \n\nWe are never disappointed with our food here but this is the second time we've dined here for dinner and I just think they need more ambitious people to serve food. They have no desire to \"serve\" anyone.


Okay place.  Like the chips, salsa, and warm bean dip.  Food is mediocre.  Service okay to good.  I've been here a half a dozen times and think it's consistently okay.  I'm yet to find a mexican food restaurant I really like (for dinner, not a dive).


I think any man could be a member of the Thunder from Down Under... As long as they can do a wicked pelvic thrust and don't mind grown women grabbing their backside. \n\nYes, I'll admit it... I went to see the Thunder from Down Under last Thursday night. I think every woman should see a show like this when in Vegas. These guys know how to make women lust over them and have a great time away from their significant others. And for single girls like me, they give us the male attention we've been missing... Yes the show was cheesy, but it's a must see when in Vegas. \n\nThe show is even educational. I learned the difference between a French kiss and an Australian kiss.... An Australian kiss is just like a French kiss, but they do it down under!!\n\n\nSo ladies, grab your favorite gals and book tickets to see this show.


Yesterday was the second time we tried Lush Burger. The service was, again, slow. The wait staff took a while to come to the table with menus and to take our drink orders. My husband and I ordered sliders with sweet potato fries. Lets be honest here. The menu is not that big. The quality of the sliders left a lot to be desired. There were only about 4 other people dining when we were seated. It took quite a while for our order - my husband even commented about it. We order sliders because they are smaller and faster to cook - but not here evidently. And the fries and the burgers were exceptionally greasy. And there were black burned bits on my plate along with grease puddles under the burgers. The fries were like limp sweet potato noodles. Yuck. You have a great location and could have an outstanding product. What is so hard about making good food? You have lost us as customers. You should be visited by Restaurant Stakeout. And having \"Cooky\" with his dirty clothes out in the restaurant chatting up the customers at the bar - eeeuuuuuuuwwwwwww! Bye bye Lush Burger. It should be a gold mine but I guess management doesn't really care.


RUN - don't walk - from this awful agency.  Was just in Vegas this past weekend visiting family.  I've been renting cars for years and usually just go with the best deal and this was no exception.  Next time will definitely spend the few dollars more to avoid this HORRENDOUS company.  I waited in line for an hour and ten minutes just to do the paperwork (although I already had a reservation) because it was a holiday but there were only 2 agents available of the 8+ desks.  Once I paid for my car I walked to the lot and waited again.  This time for 35 minutes in 100 degrees.  The sparce staff was cold and obviously burned out and didn't care.  Once I finally got my car it was another 20 minutes to exit the lot because only ONE of the three exit lanes was open (and these were exclusively Dollar lot exits).  Four days later when I went to return the car the line extended beyond the entrance with ONE person working.  Again, waited 35 minutes for a very rude agent to check my car in.\n\nNEVER have I had such a terrible experience with a car rental.  I wish I could give negative stars.


Here are the facts:\n\n1) Husband goes through button down shirts faster than I go through a pan of brownies (well, not really, but close)\n2) I don't really like to iron, nor do I do it well, ditto husband\n3) Jos A Bank runs more sales than any store imaginable.\n\nConsidering these three facts, it's understandable that I find myself in Jos A Bank once every quarter or so to pick up some button downs for dear husband. The shirts are nice - especially the Traveler's Collection - no iron required! They also have a solid variety of suits, accessories, sweaters, etc. A few points to note for shoppers...\n\n-Sales folks *can* be pushy and a bit overbearing. This completely depends on the day and the person helping you. Sometimes I've had to politely ask for some time and space to just look around a bit. \n\n-It seems like they have a fire sale every week. You can catch these over hyped promotions on the radio and on local cable. I'm still waiting for the moment where the commercial says \"Buy one sweater, get the entire store for FREE!\"\n\nSo, I will continue to go here because hubs likes some of the wares, it can be affordable with the right sale and it's easy.


There are so many shops and restaurants that you can find almost anything although they tend to be clustered at the high end. The only stores that really stand out for me are the sports memorabilia shops where you can buy a signed shirt/baseball/helmet for an obscene amount of money. \n\nThey also have moving and talking statues in the various fountains which are incredibly tacky. Overall I find the Forum Shops a bit over-whelming and would happily give the place a miss in future.


At this point, I am done. I scheduled my kids for the last 2 weeks in August and then due to an emergency, I had to cancel, which I did a month before their camp was to start. I was told they were issuing my refund, and that was 3 weeks ago. THREE WEEKS and i still dont have it. I live probably 30 minutes from the museum and could have driven there 63838484848485858 times by now and picked it up. Its just sooo unprofessional and annoying. They need to get their office together and deliver refunds in a timely manner. 7-10 business days are fine but 3 WEEKS is UNACCEPTABLE for it to not have even been MAILED YET. So dissapointed and will never use them again.


Not bad, not great either. Really busy when we were there. Some things don't work well, not a great selection of balls. Could also  use screens for bowling related fun, not football. Very distracting.\n\nDidn't try the food, has a bar. Overall if you wanna go bowling its fine!


I have only had the burgers here and they are great!  They brag that they are the best burger in Charlotte and I have to say I am having trouble finding a better one.  \n\nLiberty is located right on South Blvd in Southend right near Pewter Rose.  Parking is a little tight depending on the night.\n\nThe Carolina burger is my favorite here!  Everything from the bun to the toppings to the size of the whole thing is totally up my alley!  I had to smoosh mine a bit and cut it in half to eat it because it was so big.  All of the ingredients were super fresh and made a great combination.  \n\nThe only downside I have to the place is the fries.  Everyone likes different kinds of fries - I like the traditional type, sorry to say like McDonalds-ish.  Not too big and just the right amount of salty.  The fries at Liberty are gourmet or something - seasoned to the hilt and mucho pungent.  It isn't my preference but I know some folks love this kind.\n\nWe have never had a bad experience with service here - everyone is super friendly and accommodating.  The bar area has booths and high tops but there is also a proper restaurant.  The decor is very warm and cozy with great art work and gorgeous chandeliers.  Check out the one above you when you first walk in!  You will be craving some suds!  :-D


Incredibly good bread, pastries, and coffee.  The croissants and baguettes are just like what you can buy in France.


Not sure what was up with their bar service; maybe only one person was 21 or over but our party on a Friday late afternoon/evening had a nearly impossible time getting drink orders as well as getting them correct!  We were a large party but they knew we were coming days in advance.  They had us out on the patio but the patio bar was not open (???) and all orders had to be taken inside to the main bar.  Some in our group had the pizzas and were apparently satisfied because I didn't see any of it go back but they have got to do something about the service or at least explain to folks what's going on (we humans can be very understanding)


This is a very nice supermarket. Great prices and incredibly well organized and spacious supermarket. I have been looking for a \"Mexican\" supermarket on this side of town, and I'm glad to say that this one is it! I will be visiting this place often.


C'est un caf\u00e9 correct pour travailler et pour se prendre un lunch quand on a oubli\u00e9 le sien \u00e0 la maison. Je suis all\u00e9e \u00e0 l'heure du lunch et \u00e7a n'\u00e9tais pas trop occup\u00e9, donc la combinaison de wifi gratuit et grandes tables pour travailler \u00e9tait exactement ce que je cherchais. Ils ont un bonne vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de plats et le service est bien correct. J'ai pris deux salades : une aux l\u00e9gumes et moutarde dijon, puis l'autre l\u00e9gumes et p\u00e2tes \u00e0 l'orientale, ou bien plut\u00f4t simplement \u00e0 la sauce soya. Les deux \u00e9taient super bonne et j'ai bien aim\u00e9 avoir l'option d'un lunch sans trop de pain. Ils ont aussi des plats chauds et des plats du jour qui ont l'air de changer r\u00e9guli\u00e8rement. Somme toute, c'est un endroit qui m\u00e9lange le style caf\u00e9t\u00e9ria avec le style caf\u00e9 sans fla fla. C'est argent comptant, mais il y a un ATM au caf\u00e9 m\u00eame.


Like using Ketchup on spaghetti.\n\nAfter much consideration, and a coin flip, we decided on coming to Panna Thai for dinner last night.  The interior was clean and inviting.  I loved the giant golden elephant paintings on the wall and their Christmas tree made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.  \n\nThe service was fine as well.  The food is what deems Panna a 2 star joint.  We ordered the fried calamari and the pad thai with tofu.\n\nFried Calamari - Large rings of calamari were a bit tough and quite dry.  The breading had an interesting flavor that wasn't offensive, just not something I was eager to eat.  It was served on a plate of shredded lettuce, but much of the breading fell off, creating a swamp like pile of dusty breading, very unpleasing to the eye.\n\nPad Thai w/ tofu - The Pad Thai here uses a tamarind sauce, which tasted like Gochujang (Korean red pepper paste) and not much else.  This was like boiling spaghetti noodles, adding ketchup and calling it Italian.  The sauce was heavy, and slumped on my palate long after dinner.\n\nPanna falls short of being good Americanized Thai food.  I prefer the authentic flavors found at other restaurants (where's the kaffir lime leaves, fish sauce, galanga, etc...??) \n\nBottom Line: Panna Thai is clean and inviting with good service, but the food leaves a lot to be desired.


Would be nice if the hotel had separate line for guests staying at the hotel.\nEven nicer if workers came out and asked if people were purchasing all day pass, regular tickets or hotel guests...\n\nTried it twice here. Brunch and Dinner. For breakfast I liked the lox and fruits. Other than that everything was a typical breakfast buffet (pancakes, eggs, bacon....plus long lines. When they changed it to lunch menu, which was behind their schedule, they had a vege station and on the other side meat, poultry, soups, salads etc. It was limited selection. We got to sit towards the back \"wooden glass room\" where sunlight was good and view of a pool was available. \n\nDinner looked the same as brunch menu with the exception of crabs: snow crab legs or pre-cut crab legs. Along with the salmon I tasted I only had the crabs to eat. This time we were seated in the room towards the entrance. I noticed after awhile that this room had the loud crying kids, asians and latino's. If another party left and was seated it was the same race as the previous... and the help here were busy like crazy Just 2 ladies for the whole room. They served and bussed the tables, unlike the nicer rooms.\n\nAs for satisfying your sweet tooth. If you don't like dark Chocolate, good luck. 90% of their desserts contain dark chocolate + one dry looking carrot cake. So I just left with some vanilla chocolate ice cream from the machine in a waffle cone.\n\nAfter comparing where we were seated I can say that the people towards the front of the entrance have more work than the people towards the glass window area towards the back. The atmosphere changes as well from a Denny's room to a Tommy Bahamas room as you walk further towards the glass rooms. With that I guess if you know how they try to distinguish guests.\n\nWe have enjoyed other buffets than this place. They can do way better for the price that you pay to stay here.


First off, dont be fooled by the all you can eat sushi thing. My whole family went and it succkkkked! The uni was all black, the service was junk, the manager talked back to us after they tried to give us deep fried scallops when we ordered sashimi. When you order, they give you a lot of the cheap stuff like salmon and the uni is very little. We literally, literally! Had to wait 15 min for our tea. Becuz its an all u can eat, they only give u a little of the good stuff. Do not go here. Go to a more expensive restaurant and get what u paid for. Not some cheap quality seafood. I was so pissed off with this restaurant that after we gave them the check, i spit on the plates and i stuck my middle finger on the way out. Its junk, dont try it. I'd rather go to genki sushi then this. Oh yeah, and my mom got sick the day after.


Oregano's has delicious food and a pleasant staff.  I don't really mind the longer wait for my food because I get the sense that it is fresh rather than a frozen entree that someone popped into a microwave.\n\nWe have a large family and whenever there is a college graduation or birthday party, we usually end up at the Gilbert Oregano's restaurant and we spend a pretty penny in Oregano's standards.  \n\nOne thing that makes my stomach a bit queasy is the Hooter's inspired attire.  Very short shorts are one thing, but the low-cut tank tops gross me out.  Maybe I'm just germ phobic but those waitresses get hot running around all the time.  I don't like the thought of someone's uncovered sweaty armpit hanging over my dinner.  It just doesn't seem sanitary to me and I wish they'd class it up a bit.  Aren't there Department of Health dress codes for wait staff beyond shirts and shoes?  If showing cleavage makes the girls feel good about themselves, fine.  Whatever you need to do... just please cover up your armpits.  I am sure it can be accomplished - I don't see the males walking around in leotards and they seem to be handling the heat just fine!!\n\nOne final word - I'm not a fan of the illegal substance references written on the backs of your shirts.  \"Legalize Marinara.\"  Try explaining that to a child and helping them to understand why this is \"funny\" when they're being taught that drugs are bad.  I know it's a silly parody, it just isn't in good taste for a reputable business.


If your idea of a fun night in Vegas is a crowded, unorganized, dark and dingy club, then Haze is for you!\n\nI was highly UNIMPRESSED with this nightclub inside of the newly opened Aria. Here are some bullet points:\n\n-Try looking around at the queue outside the club. Is it filled with all the rejects of the better clubs around? You bet. I saw a girl wearing a hankerchief top and jean shorts and somehow, SOMEHOW she was let in without cover. That would not fly at XS or PURE. Jesus. The bouncers have absolutely no standards in dress code.\n\n-This place is a horrendous maze. If you're not getting shoved out of a hallway you're climbing stairs to find a bar or a dancefloor. It's like the people who designed this place are making you work for your drunken night of debauchery. F**k that! I want to get drunk and dance in the fastest and most fun way possible.\n\n-Haze is crowded and not in a good way. This is a new club, so people have to be let in, but it's like they let in everyone and their ugly cousin. Gross. Don't get me wrong; I am no supermodel, but I know how to clean up and have at least moved beyond the trashy years of college Vegas trips. I don't think I've seen that much dimpled ass-cheek hanging out in my entire life. . The place was so packed with nasty that I spent half the time rubbing elbows with the unwanted and poorly groomed. Blech.\n\nThank god we got free and VERY STRONG drinks and ditched this place. NEVER AGAIN HAZE. NEVER AGAIN.


Ok... if you're hungry, hung over and needing something yummy to hit the spot. Don't go here.. ha! The decor and gimmicky stuff is pretty much the only thing that's great about this place. I love that you get a take home glass with your beer :) but the food is just yuck! Bar food that's gotten even blander than it already is! Our service was great, she was fast and friendly but it just didn't hit the spot. I don't even remember what anybody had - but seriously. Go here for the souvenirs, not the food!


The sushi was good.  The service was ok.  We couldn't keep track of who was serving us...there were so many coming and going.  We didn't like that different rolls we ordered were all coming at different times, instead of all at once.  We stayed at the Wynn so it was right across the street and we gave it a shot.


Once upon a time, a party of 12 of us descended upon Mickey & Mooch to celebrate the birthday of one of our fair maidens.  Based on the restaurant's d\u00e9cor and lavish entrance, I was surprised to open my menu and found that the pricing on items were pretty reasonable, considering.  I had expected entrees to be higher priced.  However, we soon found that \"lower\" prices come with many consequences.  \n\nDrinks:  After 30 minutes of being seated, some were still waiting for their beverages.  When they finally received their bottles of beer, they were \"as is.\"  No glass.  What kind of \"upscale\" restaurant serves beer without a glass?  We weren't sitting at the bar; we were in the dining room.  One of the beers was a Blue Moon brought in its bottle.  Don't the bartenders know that Blue Moon is always traditionally served with an orange slice?  It's like serving a lime with a Corona.  Someone else ordered a martini.  It was sloshed around as it was set down in front of him.  He had to wipe up the spillage by himself.  \n\nBread:  Bread was served but it was cold (like it was taken out of a freezer and not fully thawed).  They asked to have the half-frozen bread taken away and replaced with \"warm\" bread at least twice; it never came during the entire two and a half hours we were there.  \n\nSalads:  We asked if we could get something besides a regular garden salad.  Our server advised a Caesar salad or Wedge in its place.  We were never told that there was a significant upcharge to getting a slightly different salad.  $2.95 for the Caesar, $3.95 for the Wedge..the same cost if you ordered them separately.  When this was brought to the attention of our server at the end of the meal, he brushed it off.  I'm guessing it happens a lot at the restaurant.   The salads arrived & we had to ask for silverware (for the 2nd time).  Several minutes passed and I finally got up and swiped them off an empty table.  Minutes after we had started using the newly acquired silverware and eating our salads, the server finally returned...with ONE set of silverware.  I guess we were supposed to share?\n\nEntrees:  Our entrees arrived halfway through the salads.  After delving into the entrees, several people had puzzled looks on their faces.  Some had ordered their steaks medium rare or medium.  They came out with raw meat in the middle.  And not just a small portion; it was golfball-sized.  Medium rare means pink with some reddish tones; not raw.  Worse, one person ordered pork.  It, too, had a golfball-sized red raw center.  Trichinosis, anyone?  At this point, we called over a manager.  When the raw pork was displayed to her, she tried to tell us that it was \"fat.\"  Red fat?  In the middle of a pork cut?  Being served the raw pork is one thing.  Passing it off as acceptable by a manager is poor crisis management.  All of the undercooked meats were taken away to \"re-cook\" or replace.  The steaks were returned within a few minutes; the pork wasn't.  With the plates that were taken away for the steaks were the side items that everyone had ordered.  These were not returned on the plates and had to be \"re-ordered\" by us specifically requesting them from the server and/or manager.   One friend ordered drawn butter with his salmon.  It didn't come until he was halfway through the salmon, about 15 minutes later.  \n\nHalfway through my meal, I finished my glass of wine and ordered another glass.  It didn't come until I was through with my entr\u00e9e and the plate had been cleared.  Great timing...and I'm not a fast eater.   After everyone finished eating and plates were cleared, the \"new\" pork finally arrived.  \n\nBill:  Did I mention the Wedge salad that was on my bill after everything we went through and it was brought to the attention of the server that we were never advised about the upcharge?  After all our problems, getting the bill with all the additions was like a kick in the head after being punched in the stomach for a couple of hours.  \n\nSummary:  I'm just telling you the story from my side of the table.  I don't even know everything that went on at the other side of the 12-person table.  I only gathered stories here and there.  It wasn't just one error.  It was one after another.  It wasn't just one person at the table.  It was practically everyone who had a problem.  When the numerous errors were brought to their attention, the errors were not handled in an appropriate manner by the waitstaff or the management team.  The biggest problem of the night was that nobody seemed to care whether we had a poor experience or not.  The kicker was that afterwards I wrote a 3-page letter to Mickey & Mooch corporate...and got no response.  They apparently didn't care either.  So I guess they won't care if I take my money elsewhere. \n\nThe End.  Happily Never After.


Hands down one of the best restaurants in Charlotte.  Delicious food, yummy drinks, friendly staff.


Good buffet, all you can eat style restaurant. good variety of sea food, and some sushi, although i didn't eat any, my brother said it was good. good place to go for the price.


I was here the other night for Thirsty Thursday.  You can't beat a cold 14oz beer for $1 and their hot dogs are pretty good too!\n\nWe had great seats right down on the field.  It's been a couple of years since I've been to a game here and I have to say the field looked great but the complex itself needs a little TLC.  Just about everything there that's metal needs to be painted.  \n\nAlready looking forward to my next visit...


Great portions, good prices and excellent service. The ambience is friendly and the music is relaxing. Great place to go on a date or with family. We come every time we are in Vegas!


During the winter, the pond become a skate rink.  It's free, big, nice, beautiful... Bring your skates and have fun! \n\nGood place for families, friends...\n\nIf you don't have skates like me :) It's nice to walk around and watching people.


Cloud 9 is the best hookah spot. Great DJs. Great staff. Great crowd over all. Yeah they might not serve alcohol  but they do have a xbox one that you can play with while smoking the best flavors in town!


I tried this place after receiving a coupon in the Norterra flyer. I wasn't disappointed. This place has really good pizza and salads! Service was very speedy and their food was excellent. We ended up splitting a salad and a pizza and still had food to take home! Sauce also servers wine and beer which really compliments the food. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed with the food.


A small legit Irish bar, with wood paneling throughout the interior makes for an intimate neighborhood feel. Monterey pub is a great place to spend a late weekend afternoon or wolf down comfort food with friends. A perfect place to stop by after a visit to the museums in the North End, as well.  The pints are well-poured and the drinks are good and cheap. The food is super-hearty. All of the beef seems to be marinated in Guinness (which is excellent). Try the boxty's if you're feeling adventurous.\n\nThis may be obvious, but if you're looking for the pub, it's on Monterey street (look for the YMCA at the end).


I had to run an errand during my lunch break that brought me over to this area, so I decided to pop into Subway for a quick sandwich. \n\nMy food was just fine (although the sandwich 'artist' was pretty heavy handed with the mustard) but the cashier could have been a lot friendlier.


the three star yelp average review is correct.\n\npizza quality differs every time i go there. it's either very good or very bad and nothing in between.\n\nhipster servers somes care, sometimes don't. cross your fingers before you venture to brick.


We went here yesterday for lunch since my eye doctor's appt. was nearby (across the way, inside the Fashion Show Mall, right near Nordstrom). We asked if they would take the Entertainment Book Coupon and they accepted it, even though the location was not specified on the back (that's why it never hurts to ask). This was nice. \n\nNice staff greeting- this is a 50's type place, with the staff wearing the hats, and complete outfits which match the overall theme of the restaurant- and they do a dance every once in a while, too. We didn't wait for a table. We got the corner one facing the mall, so it was prime people- watching property ('course they all stare at us when we're eating our food, too, haha). BTW, these restaurants are popping up in other malls in the city, like the Meadows.     \n\nI usually get a chicken sandwich, but I opted for the Chicken Philly, with mushrooms, peppers, and onions and choice of cheese- I chose swiss, @ $10.99, this time. My husband got his favorite, a bbq sauce style burger. The crispy golden fries come with the sandwich here (not at the Paradise location- we've been there, many times). My sandwich was pretty big and the fries were too much for me to eat (only had a portion). My husband's burger was different, but better, and he couldn't place it; what made it better this time. I told him, maybe it was the place. I would definitely get the Chicken Philly again- it was really very good, the bread was soft, the veggies made it more filling too, and the seasoning used on the chicken was really good- didn't need anything else. \n\nOur server was very nice and so was the rest of the staff. My husband thought the dance was goofy, but I liked the fun in it; kinda went with the whole 1950's feeling of a diner, the Grease version anyway.


We were put in a handicapped room even though we aren't handicapped. I disliked this because handicapped rooms remind me of being in the hospital which makes me very nervous. Everything was low to the ground including the bed which was lower than at any other hotel I've ever stayed in. The closet was so low that our hanging clothes touched the floor. We even continously got locked in the bathroom because the strange lock contraption, which I'm sure is meant to aid those who are handicapped, kept getting stuck. The shower head was one of those removable hand held ones but there was no way to tighten it to the wall and the water always shot out toward the shower curtain and we couldn't get it to spray straight down. \n\nThe room altogether was rather small and cramped. We didn't get a chance to try the free breakfast buffet but when we passed by in the morning there was always a decent crowd. I noticed the hotel is frequented by a mostly young, college aged crowd instead of business professionals. The elevator required a room key to operate but it didn't even work properly. We were in the elevator with another couple and we each had to try our room cards several times before it worked. Valet was $22 with in and out privileges and the car usually came out pretty quickly although the guys weren't all that professional. As for customer service, no one was rude but no one went out of their way to offer exceptional service.


Ok. Expensive much? I really didn't know that high quality green tea costs that much! I love teas and really do appreciate some high quality tea, but more than $20 for 2 oz of tea? \n\nI had heard about this place before and while I was window shopping at the mall I came across Teavana. When I lived in Germany I used to drink this tea that was some sort of a vanilla flavored green tea but I couldn't find it here anywhere. So, when I found this store, I got really excited and walked up to the counter to ask about it. The lady behind the counter told me they didn't have vanilla flavored green tea, which made me a little sad. Then she told me that I could buy green tea and honeyboosh tea, well then I was happy again, even though she seemed really confused about me asking her to mix those teas for me. \n\nThen I asked what the prices were for the green tea and the honeyboosh, but she didn't tell me, instead she tried to talk me into buying the tin. Well, I told her that I just needed some tea and that I wasn't interested in the tin. So she scoops a little bit of the green tea in the little bag on the scale and tells me that we are at $28 and my jaw almost dropped. I asked if they had a cheaper green tea, but they didn't. At that point I was very disappointed and sad again. I don't know, maybe I'm a cheap a** but paying about $40 for only 4 oz of tea, no matter how good, just doesn't mix well with what I'm making right now. And believe me, I have traveled a lot and have had many good teas. \n\nI'm very sad, because I just cannot afford this place! :-(


First of all, I REALLY want to like JJ's. They have a great concept, a cool and clever menu, and a good atmosphere. They seem to be really involved in the community and use and sell a lot of local products (Local Beer, King of Pops, etc.) \n\nWe have been 3 times now, and really just find it to be sub-par for our expectations. We have tried various dogs and sandwiches. Most recently, we both had the \"signature dog\" with Chili, onions, beans, bacon, jalape\u00f1os and mustard. We found the Chili and beans to be lacking in any flavor whatsoever. The bun and hot dog were high quality, and the hot dog gave that nice \"snap\" when you bit in. Despite all of those delicious sounding ingredients, we found it to be a bit pedestrian. \n\n\nWe also split a side of onion rings, which were greasy and flavorless. We each took a bite and decided to throw the rest away. \n\nOverall, just disappointed.  I hope in time, JJ's becomes the Charlotte institution that it could be.


3.0 stars for food. I've been here twice for lunch. Their lunch prices seem fairly resonable. Their service is standard...nothing special. The first time I came here I ordered the Chicken Philly Sandwich. I definitely was not impressed, lacking in flavoring and it was just a-ok. The second time I ordered the Chicken Fajitas. Chicken was tasty and tender. The tortillas tasted like it was microwaved...which was expected. However, I liked this better than the Philly Chicken Sandwich.  I have yet to try an alchoholic beverage from here, but that's what happy hour is for. This place is huge so I think its good for large groups of people.  Will I return? Yes, probably for happy hour or lunch.


I guess this would be my favorite place to eat in AJ.  Anyone that lives in AJ knows that that's not saying much...we typically have to go somewhere else for a decent dinner out.  The food here is pretty good with good flavors.  The portions are good and the quality is ok (above average for AJ).  Give this place a try.  I think it's worth a trip for the hungry looking for a place to eat/drink and relax.


Went to One Love Boutique through a Living Social special.  They offered a dermaplane and facial treatment for an unbelievable price.  I can honestly say that Lori P. did the best job out of all the facials I have had.  Such a relaxing atmosphere. She never tried to sell me on products. I have spent double the price and more at other facilities and none compared to my experience with Lori.  She gained a new client!!


This place is amazing. Most of the fruits are organic which is better than most places. I got the acai bowl and it was phenomenal and they upgraded us to large. Definitely going to return! Check them out, super quick and easy place, and great customer service!


I've been to LBS burger before, but it was a long time ago. We decided to come back here because we had recently purchased a Groupon. We came on a Sunday afternoon for lunch around 2pm. We had to wait to be seated even though there was only about a handful of people there. We were seated in a booth and they are right when you really sink into the booths.\n\nIt took awhile for someone to come take our order, but when she came I was pretty excited to order. I decided to get the sampler plate with two beefs and a turkey since I can't eat tuna with a side of the zuchinni fries! My husband got some kind of burger with an egg on top and sweet potato fries. My burgers were a bit dry, but the highlight of the lunch was the zuchinni fries! I remember not liking the potato crisps last time, so I am really glad I went with the zuchinni. It was not over cooked and still crispy! Yummy deliciousness. I didn't try my husband's burger, but I would assume it was delicious since it was gone by the end of the meal. \n\nLunch came out to be about 35 bucks? Was it worth $35 bucks, probably not but the Groupon helped. Service was ok, lacking in the beginning but it was better at the end. I heard they have good happy hour food specials, might need to check it out one of these days.


I have been here a few times now to eat. I have to say with each experience it just gets worse each time. I am not a huge fan of all you can eat stuff because the quality is generally low and this place fits the bill. I went yesterday and ordered the Beef Terriakyi and the girl ordered the AUCE. \n\nMy beef dish was terrible. The quality of the meat was so low I sent it back. The meat was so fatty and the smothered in sauce as if I might not know. I was grossed out and tried to eat the salad.. seaweed, the deep friend veggies, the terrible California rolls, and the rice. The rice was the highlight.. It was overall so bad I sent it back. No offer to comp anything or do anything about it. \n\nOverall.. I wont be going back.. I keep trying but it is just not happening..


If you are a collector of Star Wars memorabilia this is the place. Even if they don't have it, they will find it for you and get it ordered. They also specialize in comics and gaming.


My house people told me that I gained weight. Who's to blame?\nI didn't go to many other food places in vegas. Who's to blame?\n\nPINK'S HOT DOG!!\n\nI spent 4 days in Vegas, and Pinks fed my stomach 3 times in 4 days.\nDay 1:\nChilli Cheese Dog (Me)\nMushroom Cheese Dog (My friend)\nOnion Rings\n\nDay 2:\nPlanet Hollywood Dog (My friend)\nSpicy Mojave Dog (Me)\nOnion Rings\n\nDay 4: \n2 Vegas Strip Dog (Me& My friend)\nOnion Rings\nColeslaw\n\n* The coleslaw is a no, but whatever, I LOVE YOU STILL, PINKS!


I'm from Venezuela and I can said that the food is good but the owner need to work in how him give attention to the client he is not so kind and that can make your business go down


I'm a drummer and Sam Ash is the place to go for all your drum needs.  Guitar center has a small selection and not nearly all of the smaller items I need.  The staff is great and very knowledgeable.  If they didn't have something I needed they would order it for me.  The guitar section is just as big as guitar centers.  I also know they have free clinics often, but I've never been so I can't speak on how they are.  Basically it's like guitar center as far as selection and prices go, but with a way better staff, and an actual care for their customers.


Very solid effort, rich decadent pizza.  Pizza doesn't really look like beautiful pictures on Facebook - crust is thinner and toppings do not fill up to the top as pictures of the garlic crust pan pizza seem to suggest.  I also expect pizza to be salty BUT DAMN this was SALTY.


Went here over the holidays w/my parents, sister, and parents' friends.  This place is definitely a dive.  Good, relaxed atmosphere.  They had a Hawaiian breeze drink special that night--those were good and reasonably priced.  I had wings for dinner--they were mediocre.  Not too spicy.  I am kinda picky about my wings.


One of the best gyro places in Arizona!  Large, flavorful, hot, fresh portions with fabulous tzatziki sauce!!


Quaker Steak & Lube is always my choice for catching up with friends from high school. And for good reason.\n\nThe seating is plentiful and Tuesday nights have \"All You Can Eat\" wings which vary in over 20 flavors, the beer selection is also very good. The service can be a bit less attentive on Tuesday nights due to the high volume of customers, but I've been here other nights of the week and it's top notch.\n\nOverall, this place is great for groups of people.


I dined at this restaurant for the Friday Fish Fry.   The food was fine and reasonable.    My problem was with the staff.   Upon getting ready to leave I asked for a to-go box.    Our table had NO reorders or seconds.   We simply wanted to take with us that which was originally served.   Again, we would not expect to take home leftovers if we had ordered seconds or utilized the ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT menu.   We originally ordered a single serve and an all you can eat plate (not utilized).  \nMgmt. would not oblige us and refused a to-go container.   They were not pleasant to us.     NEVER AGAIN.    Why would they publicly argue with customers ?


This place is great. When we first went there, we weren't sure how the food would be, but we were extremely happy with the quality & amount of food, and the pricing was great, too. You can get several dinner specials for just $7.95 +tax, which comes with a drink, soup, and an egg roll.\n\nThe main reason I'm so impressed with Mr. Chop Chop, though, is that when my other half went in the other night to pick up dinner, the owner pointed out that we were just in the day before. He mentioned that I wasn't feeling well, and the owner told him to wait a moment. She went in the back and made me a bowl of vegetable soup from scratch. We go to a lot of restaurants on a regular basis, but none of them have ever done that for us. \n\nMr. Chop Chop is fantastic all around. Go there, you won't be disappointed. :)


The lady that answers the phone is rude. And btw, they no longer accept spay/neuter pet vouchers.


I like Wazuzu!  We had a light dinner.  Ordered 2 different sushi rolls - they were wrapped with a white rice paper and not seaweed.\n\nThe rest of my party had the Beef Chow Fun with bean sprouts and the Pad Thai.  They were quite good.  It's also good for sharing as the dishes are quite big.  \n\nFor dessert, we ordered Ice Kachang.  Love it!  Not quite like Singapore's Ice Kachang but a spin-off of it.


Vdara is different from the other hotels in Vegas...it's away from the hustle bustle. There is no casino and no high end shops. That also means it's much quieter, smells clean and getting up to your room is not  an expedition. The pool seemed really nice too but they closed at 4pm (but that's probably because it's late winter/early spring).\nYes, it's away from the strip but conveniently connected to the Bellagio which is right on the strip. Sometimes it was annoying to walk through the Bellagio but for the the most part, it was not a problem at all. Although we didn't try it but there's a tram that connects Aria and Bellagio. \nThe room was modern yet cozy. There were 2 tv screens, automatic shades/blackout curtains, a stove, microwave and a mini fridge with 2 complimentary bottles of water. The bathroom was also pretty nice...especially the soaking bathtub with a hand shower. My only issue was that there were no power outlets on the bedside (or I didn't see any)...I like to have my phone charging next to me as I sleep. Also, perhaps this is standard for Vegas hotels but there was no coffee maker in the room. Otherwise, the hotel room was very comfortable and inviting.\nThe service was exceptional. Every staff member we encountered was courteous and provided the best service they could. The housekeeping staff went out of their way to clean and arrange things appropriately \nWe enjoyed our stay here!


Best creamy chicken pesto pasta I have had in a while.  Steak and pesto is also an option.  Great atmosphere and lighting.  Fast service and bread is to die for.  A nice Italian eatery in a Safeway shopping center.


Fresh and good but the actual hot dog on the Chicago dog tastes like one from the grocery store. Meets the craving for Chicago but not completely.


This place is soooo Ghetto! The only reason I came here was because this Cigar lounge was inside this casino which ended up being a bust as well. This casino looks so dilapidated, dirty and dingy.


The pancakes were fresh and tasty. Those are what they are known for. \n\nThe rest of my breakfast was merely ok. Scrambled eggs were a bit burnt, not yellow and fluffy. The potatoes were under seasoned and appeared to be the cubed frozen kind. \n\nCoffee was just ok. \n\nI may come back to try the pancakes again. Service was quick and the host was super nice.


Sprawling, private, outdoor dining - check. Beer, wine, and cocktail menu spanning 10+ pages - check. Delicious, complex, and diverse food - check.  There are many reasons to love House of Tricks, these are just a few.  Others include excellent service, a prime location in the heart of Tempe, and a beautiful outdoor bar.  The restaurant is truly unique, and a welcome break from the typical tan, stucco box restaurants around Phoenix.  I've been eating here for years and keep coming back to sample new things on the menu.  My latest visit introduced me to the short ribs and they were rich, moist, just perfect.  For starters, we tried the cheese platter, the mussels, and the wild boar... all were excellent.  Dessert was also good, a salted caramel gelato.  Expect to pay up for all this greatness, but it is worth it.  It's a great spot for a romantic date night, or a quiet business dinner in a unique setting.  I'll be back, soon!


I think City North it is a wonderful apartment experience. Apartments are fantastic. Ten foot ceilings with a wall of glass from one end of your apartment to the other. The parking garage is a nice feature in the Arizona heat and it is secure. There are some very nice common areas with high end grills for those of us that like to grill. The single pool is very small for 99 apartments but it is not used much so it seems to work out just fine. Some very good restaurants in the area and a mall close by. Perfect!!


4 stars, because I'm a little picky with my 5 stars for when places make me want to hustle rides and instigate with people to get back somewhere.\n\nThe pesto chicken was decent like others said (I prefer D'Lish's more), and the tuna melt makes me want to rethink my strategy on healthy food and add more gooey, melty cheese to things...\nbut what stood out to me as more \"craving worthy\" was the avocado turkey. The croissant was buttery and flaky and had really nice flavors with the aioli and avocado. So good.\nI did try the California toast and wasn't the biggest fan of the sundried tomatoes on top... just something about them. But I like that any menu item with avocado usually has a generous helping of it.\n\nI really like the hummus too (and the pita bread pieces that come with it, though don't let them get cold or else they'll be hard as rocks)- it's plain hummus with the sauce of your choice drizzled at the bottom of the cup and on top. I tried the garlic and the prickly heat (though it's a lot more sweet than spicy) and both were tasty. The garlic wasn't \"my coworkers are going to hate me in our afternoon meeting\" strong, so luckily they can just hate me for calling afternoon meetings. For $2.50 it was a nice side to my sandwich to make my meal of sandwich+hummus more filling.\nYou'll probably find that it's \"just enough\" food - you won't get stuffed or squelch a ravenous appetite.\n\nI've tried a sample of their Java Mocha Blast and it was pretty good. There are similar drinks at Coffee Plantation and D'Lish, so much so that it gets hard to rank them but this one has a stronger coffee flavor and adds Nutella for their own unique twist to the peanut butter+banana+mocha.\n\nOh and it might be good to note that they serve the full menu the whole time they're open, so maybe next time I'll grab breakfast at lunchtime.\n\nOne downside is that they seem to run out of the hummus often by lunchtime :(


I would give it a zero if I could brings a very unsightly crowd to a good area.


I loved the crispy crust of the pizza thought it was super good.  I think if you haven't been there and are at the San Tan Mall shopping that its worth a visit.  We went on a double date and it was a pretty good experience.  The only issue I had was that I thought they had a very small dining area, which was probably the reason for the 45min wait.  Also we went on a friday night and probably because of the small area it got very loud, which I know the management has no control over, but just an fyi of my experience.  I'd say if you haven't been and you love pizza its worth the visit.   I may try and stop in for lunch sometime but definitely not on a Friday night, it was just too busy.


I try to support local businesses and farmers as much as I can.  Thus, I stop by this Farmer's Market almost every Wednesday, particularly when the weather is nice because the kids can also release some energy on the playground.  \n\nLately there have only been 2 fruit and veggie vendors.  But, I am at least able to get the freshly harvested seasonal fruits, and my weekly staples of kale and zucchini.  Unfortunately, they aren't organic in the FDA approved definition, but they don't use sprays or chemicals and haven't for a number of years.  The rest of the booths are various crafts, kettle corn, baked goods, homemade salsas, candles, homemade salad dressings (YUM!), dog treats, and my kids' new favorite vendor that sells pudding.  Of course, Winder Farms is there as well, and I quickly walk past them.  \nI miss seeing the Snow Ono truck around, but for now there is another shaved ice truck that is filling that void. \n\nWhile the weather is nice, come check it out.  Bring a blanket to lay on the grass, grab a snack, purchase some strawberries, and people watch.


My food was just ok. Not exactly what I ordered. Asked for ham but got bacon. The service was very bad. I had to flag them down to fill up coffee and they acted as they were doing me a favor. But the coffee was good. I may give them another chance.


Came here for the Catfish Sloppy Joe recommended by Oprah. It was good but not mind blowing as Oprah has exaggerated. The clam chowder was good enough for seconds.


The ahi tuna tacos that everyone talks about. ..they are completely raw and cold.  I wish they had a seared option. However,  I was thrilled with the veggie enchiladas.  Vivian,  our fantastic bartender,  allowed me to get them 2 ways!


Went here with some friends and was not familiar with the menu.  The order counter seemed confusing to me too. Got a turkey sandwich,  but think they used miracle whip not mayo.  Not a fan though.


Service is impeccable. Our barista was so friendly and down to earth. In addition to providing honest menu recommendation, he happily shared his insight of Montreal culture with us. Between my friend and I, we ordered:\n- Hot taro milk tea with tapioca\n- Hot ginger tea with tapioca\n\nWhile this was my first experience with with hot bubble tea, I've had my fair share of bubble tea in my lifetime. NosThes easily served THE freshest bubble tea I've ever tasted. The barista took his time steeping our tea (yes we oversaw the process as the other barista chatted up with us) and carefully crafted our beverages. The tapioca texture was on point; it had just the right amount of \"glutinous chew\" without that horrible \"stuck in my teeth\" feeling. What surprised us most was that no powder was involved during the making. It was apparent that the slightly higher price was worth every penny; the flavour actually tasted natural/real and our option of choosing less than 50% sugar brought out the natural flavours of fresh ginger/taro without being intrusive to the palette. I tasted real taro chunks and the hearty, graininess of the warm plant was truly something unexpected from this small joint in Gay Village.\n\nWe did not order any food there so can't comment on quality in that department. Definite must if you're a bubble tea fan or if you're seeking an alternative cafe experience from your old standby. I will definitely return if I travel to Montreal again!


Do you want to die shortly after being slapped in the face with a cover charge that shouldn't be charged and then having your girlfriend gang raped on the dance floor?\n\nIt receives two stars simply because I used to like the place.  Pool, good music, dancing, reasonable drink prices.  But, after a couple of tense situations, witnessing fights on a near weekly basis, and a parking lot shooting....I'll pass these days.\n\nI don't do karaoke so that side of the establishment might be okay.


White guilt told me this was some kind of racial slur against chinese people. Yelp told me it was actually a killer chinese restaurant. Yelp was right! So so so so good!


Aaaaahhhhhhhh! I walked into this place happy, and instantly turned into hipster emo girl. what is going on? The music is really sad and there are a lot of flies around. Get me outta here. The coffee and treats are always good though.


Ewwww! I drive by this place everyday. Thought I would give it a shot today. I took 2 bites and had to throw the rest away. I will never come here again. The owners should be embarrassed to serve this slop. I wish I could get my $7 back.


I have been going here for about 4 years now, only because its the closest bike facility to my house. I use my bike for biking everywhere, but by no means am a hardcore biker, so the only times I have to go to a bike store is pretty much when I have a flat or I get stopped by a random cop for having no headlight. \n\nThe place is super-pricey and charge wayyy too much for what they offer. Most of the items in the store too arent for the small-pocketed! If u even dare ask them to have a look at something else, they start talking about service charges. The mechanics dont seem too knowledgeable or atleast dont like answering the questions an average biker has. They are not helpful when it comes to suggestions regarding choosing between several brands of various items. \n \nThe people arent way too friendly, there have been times when I just went in and was looking around for upto 10 mins before someone could get to me. I have also observed that the guys who work there ignore other guy customers, when girls are around looking for help.\n\nI always try to ignore this place and dont go here unless its my worst case scenario. As an ASU student, the bike facility on Apache, behind SRC is way too friendly and cheaper too (even though they carry brands that Tempe bicycle does too). I always go there whenever theres a possibility.


This is a great place!  We had the gyros, which were excellent and the #7 plate, which is shrimp kabob with rice.  The #7 was off the charts.\n\nAll the meat was fresh and the seasonings were perfect.  \n\nDon't let the looks of the place fool you, it certainly is a hole in the wall, but it is worth going in. \n\nLal, the owner/cashier was great and wanted to make sure we had a great meal.\n\nI'm definitely going here whenever I can.


I went here on Thursday May 1st, 2014. The two girls that were working on this day were sitting at a table with their friends when my sister and I walked in. One of them reluctantly stood up to help us while the other stayed seated. The employee acted like it was such a chore to help us. Instead of letting us browse she followed us every step of the way in an attempt to make us hurry up and order. In summary, the customer service was bad, the ice cream was great.


The food was pretty good and the guacamole was awesome, but my boyfriend and I were not treated very well. I guess it's just Scottsdale, but the waitress asked us incredulously if we wanted a table, seated us, and then didn't speak to us for a good ten minutes. She was nice to everyone else, but she acted like our presence was bothering her. I'm sick of going to restaurants in Scottsdale and being treated like I'm not welcome.


Food was ok, but the service was awful. We asked for lemon with our water on the first and infrequent visit by our server and asked again at water delivery only to wait 10 minutes more. My wife is pregnant and when ordering a lemonade he actually chuckled. Entrees arrived and the server was no where to be found to see if we had what we needed. Turns out my steak wasn't delivered with a steak knife so I asked the guy who I'd seen make 4 rounds and figured was the manager, even though he never actually talked to any of the tables, for a knife since I couldn't seem to find my actual server. 5 minutes later I had what I needed to eat my meal. No doubt that the lack of service starts at the top. \n\nLike I said, food was ok, but way overshadowed by the lack of service. I would figure that a Ramsey restaurant would pride themselves on that front but i figure Gordon is too busy with TV shows and opening a plethora of joints while his stock is worth anything. Great corn soup with crab, smashed fingerlings are awesome, just wish the staff wasn't disaffected like their attire.


I have to agree with Taric W.'s review.


First I will say the hotel is stunning, the rooms are great, I had the wraparound terrace suite, beautiful view. However, the service was AWFUL. The laundry list of things that went wrong is mind boggling and too long to just be a coincidence. Keep in mind I went during the week (less busy) and they over charged us for using the refrigerator, pots and pans, the stove didn't work, bell hop showed up 3 hours after we check in, they don't provide hair dryers in rooms so we had to wait 2 hours for one, had two call them 5 times to clear up charges that were wrong, it costs money to use their refrigerator, had to wait 3 hours to check in, they charge your room a \"party fee\" if you bring booze over a certain limit on the bell hop cart (no other hotel does that). I was comp'd $300 and maybe you are thinking wow that's reasonable. I avidly go to Vegas and if that list of things happened at any other hotel a night or two would've been refunded (I've had that happened). \n\nHotel is beautiful yet you will have a headache the entire time from dealing with their shenanigans. Also, VERY IMPORTANT, they will tell you over phone check in is at 3 pm but check in isn't actually till 6 pm. You might think I was simply mistaken the 4 times I called prior to getting there to confirm. No they told me that at front desk.\n\nTheir attitude is that since they are one of the nicest hotels in the world they can half ass their customer service.


So, I returned and tried a lengua(beef tongue) mini taco. Once again, delicious, with melt-in-your-mouth tender cubes of meat, and the lovely contrast of raw onions and cabbage.\n\ntheir tortilla chips? not that great...they were too hard, too greasy, although they did have a good amount of salt. I had them with their salsa...very spicy and smoky, but it was more of a bean salsa(not chunky, but a powerful flavor of beans...not my thing).


Hands down the best meal I've had in Vegas... perhaps the best meal I've had period.\nFirst the ambiance. It's quite unique and spectacular. The details, the colors, the flowers, the chandelier... it all comes together beautifully and works very well for Vegas.\nNext, the service -  spectacular. Best service I've ever had. This is the problem I have with a lot of SF restaurants (read: Zuni Cafe, Sebo...). Just because you have good food doesn't mean you can slack on the service. Well Joel Robuchon does not disappoint. We had numerous people come by and explain different meals, options, etc. over the course of the night and our main waiter was phenomenal. Sweet, well spoken, knew all the dishes and gave great recommendations.\nThe food - wow. Started with a caviar and crab dish. It was amazing. We started dinner close to 11 pm so didnt have time to do the 16 course tasting menu... must come back for this. I ordered the salmon tartar. Presentation was stunning and tasted very very good.  I had the duck and foie gras for my main course and it was by far the best duck I have ever had. Combining it with the fruit and foie gras made the dish amazing.  For dessert, we ordered the chocolate souffle, some apple or pear dish and then they sent out another dessert (pineapple I think?) because it had taken a while to seat us. Again, all were amazing. But separate from the actual courses, I would have been content with the bread and chocolate cart alone! The bread cart was phenomenal...so many good ones (favorites include the milk bread and bacon bread). And then after the dessert, the chocolate cart! Dream come true! There were sooo many different choices the waiter lost me after the 5th thing... I think there were 40 or 50 different types of chocolates, macaroons, marshmellows etc. they make inhouse. I asked him to recommend his favorites and he did a great job of picking (as he had down with the breads).\nAnd finally, they sent me home with a full bag of chocolate for the next day. They were not at all stingy about how many chocolates I could have that night and gave me a decent number to take home.\n\nOverall, couldn't have asked for more. One of the most memorable meals I've ever had and can't wait to return and try the 16 course menu. In the last 2 weeks I've had the opportunity to eat at a lot of great restaurants (Pierre Gagnaire's new place in the Mandarin, Okada, Eleven Madison, Jean George, Le Bernadin, Gilt...) and this was by far the best meal and experience and that is a pretty high bar of competing establishments. Wouldn't have changed a thing.


Well I went in here looking for gifts for others, but only came out with stuff for myself....hummmm something is wrong with this picture! \nI love Ross stores, I shouldn't have even started looking for stuff for me, it get's me every time!


let me just say off the bat the food was good.but my booth I sat in there was sticky stuff on it and the fork had crust on it.i asked for water and I got diet coke.th3 staff was friendly.


This is absolutely a 5 star restaurant.  I was incredibly pleased with the service.  I went to Vegas this past weekend and after searching and searching for a steak place, we settled on Brand for my birthday dinner.  \n\nIt did not disappoint.  \n\nThe hostess was incredibly considerate, and they sat us right away, even though we were a bit early for our 8:30 reservation.  Our table was in a great location.  We were nervous about eating at a restaurant that opened up to the casino floor, but the ding of the machines could barely be heard and my date and I could talk and relax while watching the action.  \n\nOur waiter was top notch.  He knew all of the specials, had recommendations and gave us time for a nice slow birthday dinner.  He was well worth the gigantic tip we left him. \n\nIf I could give the food 10 stars I would.  We each got drinks, that were delicious and very unique.  We also ordered the fried Calamari, which came with two delicious sauces that I couldn't get enough of.  I ordered the NY Sirloin and was not disappointed.  It was absolutely the most delicious, melt-in-your-mouth piece of meat that I've ever had.  I didn't even try the sauces because my meat was so delicious.  \n\nWe ordered the three sides for 23 dollars, and they were also excellent, but HUGE.  I was so disappointed that we couldn't take them home for a snack later.  We picked the mac n' cheese, which was creamy and delicious.  We also got the lobster mashed potatoes, which were incredibly unique with delicious lobster chunks in them, and the wild mushrooms, which were buttery and very well seasoned.  \n\nIt was one of the best meals of my life, so good that it prompted me to open a yelp account and write about my fantastic birthday experience there.  \n\nYum!


Having a taco joint open up in Shadyside was just about the best thing that has happened since I came to Pittsburgh.  As soon as I saw a brief mention of this place on the talk pages of Yelp Pittsburgh, I monitored their progress towards opening by \"liking\" their page on facebook. It finally opened while I was out of town, so I made it a point to try this place as soon as I got back.  Walking back from school yesterday (Monday), I walked up and realized that they're not open on Mondays.  So I tried again today.\n\nThe brightly painted walls of this place remind me of a traditional mexican restaurant.  When you first walk in, their gelato lies in a similar position where Mercurio's gelatos used to lie.  From the end of the table, I ordered two tacos to go - one al pastor and the other carnitas.  They offer a number of salsas, and it seems that you can pack your own, even though they initially ask whether you want any one in particular.\n\nWhile i waited, i sampled the mojito gelato (\"with real booze\"), one of their many interestingly flavors.  It was surprisingly light and tasty, although there were quite a few ice crystals in my sample because the lady scooped from the surface.  I'll most likely try a cup of this the next time I come back; it has just the right lightness that I like for a summer snack/dessert.\n\nMy order was fulfilled in a reasonable time (there was only one other party that had finished eating already).  I walked home as quickly as I could so that I could enjoy my tacos while they were still warm and so that the juices from the meat wouldn't soak through the corn tortilla.  My only thought on the walk back was, \"I hope they put two corn tortillas, unlike reyna foods...\"\n\nAnd there were two corn tortillas!  The tacos aren't fully decked out like the \"super tacos\" of small mexican joints - as seen in the pictures, they provide the meat and some diced onions/cilantro. no lettuce, tomato, or any of that stuff. I asked for a bit of their medium house salsa, which came on the side. it was very mild for my taste (I could barely taste any spicyness), so I'll be trying their next level up next time I go.  The carnitas was slightly dryer than I expected, which eliminated the soggy corn tortilla problem.  The corn tortilla had cooled down, and I think it would have tasted better if left on the griddle slightly longer.  The pineapple on the al pastor taco definitely helped the taste a bit, but like the carnitas, they were just a tad underseasoned.   They put one salsa cup in my bag, which I ran out after 1.5 tacos, which meant that I barely had any salsa for my chips.  So if you get your order to go, make sure you have enough salsa! The chips that were also provided in a small bag was a nice accompaniment to my tacos. Thumbs up for not putting much salt on them. For two tacos my meal came out to be ~7.50, which is high/very high for the standard, but based on location (being in shadyside), I understand their pricing, and I don't have much to complain about.  I hope they'll have those spicy pickled veggies (Carrots, jalapenos, onions etc) soon! those will definitely be a great condiment for the tacos in addition to solely salsa.\n\nBased on my review, I may just be accustomed to slightly heavier tastes (more spicyness, more spices).  Go and try this place! This places deserves to stay around.


i had an appt for cataract surgery and my daughter already had purchased the plane tickets when, out of the blue, Dr Westfield announced he was changing his days of doing surgery.  THAT REALLY SUCKED!   Never was even notified of this change and they lied and said they tried to reach me,  Found out when i got my preoperative exam.  When i finally got the surgery, the lens was placed in the wrong spot and i now have ghost images in that eye that Dr westfield says it would be dangerous to try to fix.  STAY AWAY!


We walk past here almost everyday on the way to play poker and it seems strange that it would only be open until 3pm considering the amount of people currently at this location. Finally we got to try it on a day off! \n\nThe portion sizes are huge, I guess for the price of the meals they should be. I ordered the Andy's special which was melted cheese with scrambled egg, fried chicken, bacon spinach, tomato, biscuit on griddled potato mash thing and chipotle cream on the side. Oh and a wedge of watermelon and a strawberry. When It arrived at the table I thought they had brought the wrong thing over it was that huge. I attempted to dismantle it so I could start eating it but it was piled up so high the fried chicken fell off the top and knocked my full large glass of orange juice over onto my meal. I think the orange juice actually helped the potato thing because that was pretty dry. I still managed to get through most of it (except the biscuit and potato..trying to watch my waistline hahaha). It was all just ok. Not overly tasty not overly anything.. Just big and edible... \n\nThe service was good as well. The lady replaced my OJ. \n\nEveryone else's meals were pretty much the same.. Nothing wrong with it just nothing fabulous.. Yet to find a decent breakfast place in Vegas!!! \nWould I come back here? Only if I was desperate..


I had heard about how good this place was and when there was a deal on HOmerun..i bought it..I have had many facials and was surprised to learn something new about my skin..awesome and informative facial!!!!!


This Krispy Kreme bums me out. The stars are for sheer convenience. I've gone 3 times before work because it's on my way, they have a drive-thru and it opens at 5:30, which is nice for us early risers.\n\nThings that aren't nice: \n\nMajor inconsistency. I know it's just opening, but they should have some sort of supervision for quality control..Once my creamer/sugar/stirrer/napkins were tidily put into a little bag, other times they hand them to me like a kid scooping dirt out of a sandbox with two hands. Twice I didn't get anything to stir my coffee with and everything just settled to the bottom.. depressing.\n\nI swear I didn't once get the donut I ordered. Most disappointingly, they once gave me a cake donut. Who orders a cake donut at Krispy Kreme? Cold, hard, blah. It defeats the entire purpose.


Since buying a house in Bellevue, while it's being renovated, I've had many occasions to be in the area, with people to eat with. I'd heard nice things about this place, and thought I'd give it a try.\n\nWe walked in the front door, and we were the only people there. The decor is...well...adorable. Antique mirrors and chachki line the walls, lots of old wood, and at the moment, there was a ladder in the back of the room. We wondered if they were open, and a man appeared for a brief second, and then he was gone. I went to the counter, and a woman, the Thai owner, came out of the kitchen and said we could sit anywhere. We started to sit at a very cute little table in the window nook next to the door, and were warned that if people came in and out of the door, it could get cold, so we moved to the other side of the door window which was more recessed and sat at a tall table.\n\nWe looked over the menu, which seemed pretty staple, but the prices seemed a tad higher than they needed to be. The server was the hubby owner, a very all-American dad type, who greeted us with the little Thai prayer pose and bow, which frankly, looked kind of silly coming from an all-American dad type. He did it several times through the evening. If he were Asian, then it wouldn't seem so odd...\n\nWe both decided on the pad thai, and he took our order, and off to the kitchen he went. He'd left two glasses of water at the table, which was good because he didn't ask if we'd wanted anything else to drink.\n\nOne other couple came in while we waited, and sat at the 'cold' table. My friend and I had a nice long chat until the food came.\n\nThe plates arrived, and were the big fancy bistroid white plates, square and angled - with not a lot of food placed upon them. It looked more like a quick lunch portion that a dinner portion.\n\nThe pad thai was good. Nothing spectacular, but not bad at all. It is just a basic pad thai. They certainly could have thrown on another spoonful or two for the price tag. \n\nAfter the meal my friend asked for the ginger tea, and sipped it slowly, saying it kind of had a spice 'burn' to it.\n\nShe really enjoyed her meal, saying it was perfect, but she's a tiny little thing who doesn't eat much. But as a guy, I really didn't want to leave a meal to look for a meal.\n\nThe atmosphere is truly charming and comfortable, but a little 'cold'. It was kind of like sitting in the side room of an old library. Shhhhhhhhh! Pleasant, but it didn't have any kind of spark. The food is good, but there's not much of it, and you're paying kind of hefty bistroid prices for it, in an area that has no need for a bistroid, or the prices that go with it. \n\nAs I've stated multiple times in other reviews...I don't care what your 'atmosphere' levels are set at. I don't go out to eat 'atmosphere'...I go to eat FOOD. Never has an 'atmosphere' made me keep coming back. But a good portion of food at a fair price will every time.\n\nConsidering the other options in and around Bellevue, I can't say I would never return, but I would have to have a serious craving that couldn't be satisfied with a short drive elsewhere.  I really do think this place could be a bigger hit if they just weren't so skimpy on the portions. I wouldn't mind the price tag so much if I were actually sated.\n\nIf you're the uppity foodie type, this might be right up your alley. But if you like FOOD...well...enjoy...but pack a light lunch for the drive home.


I've never reviewed anyone on Yelp but my experience at Nail Envy made me do it because it was THAT good.  I just moved to NV in the Henderson area and needed to find my regular nail salon here.  After searching a bunch of places online, I decided to try Nail Envy based on the reviews it had.\n\nEverything that people say is 100% true.  Convenience? Amazing.  It is so incredibly easy to make a same day appointment online and get confirmation of it - I've never gotten that luxury from any other salon.  Their service? Exceptional.  I had trouble locating the place since I am new in town and Nick was incredibly helpful on the phone and it was no problem that I ended up being a little late for my appointment time. In addition, everyone speaks perfect English and is very interactive with their clients holding conversations with them and it was apparent they truly care about and know their clientele very well which, in my opinion, sets them apart.\n\nThe quality?  Unbelievable.  I stuck with a regular manicure for the first time just to test out the place and see if I liked it.  If the quality of a regular manicure is this good I can't imagine the quality of a gel manicure which is what I will be getting every few weeks from this point forward at Nail Envy.  In addition, it is CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN without sacrificing comfort.  Finally, the prices are some of the best I've seen in the area in all honesty.\n\nTwo thumbs WAY up and a round of applause.  Needless to say, I found my nail place here in Henderson and will be a regular customer as of today. \n\nA big thank you to Nail Envy for truly exceptional business operations!


Exellant food! Inexpensive lunch buffet ( like 8.95). Friendly staff. Best beans and rice anywhere! Not much more to ask for. Food portions are inconsistant, I think it depends on who's cooking.


This circle K is one of the worst I've ever been to.  I hate paying for gas here!  The pumps are very old and they almost never have the print receipt option working.  It's the closest gas station to where I live and I prefer to drive an extra 5 miles to the QT.  The staff look like ex convicts and aren't very helpful as to why the pumps never work.


When I first found out that we would be staying at Bally's, I was pretty indifferent since nothing about Bally's really stood out and made it appealing for me to stay at. However, I was quite surprised by the wonderful experience I had.\n\nPer Yelper's reviews, I requested we got a room in the Jubilee Tower, which supposedly is the new, renovated rooms. They were more than happy to give us a room there and we had a nice view of Paris Hotel and could even see the Bellagio fountain/show from across. The room itself is very clean. Bathroom is nice. Bed were comfy! There's a sofa if you happen to have extra people in your group.\n\nEdward (Eddie), one of the bellhop guys, is so entertaining and funny.\n\nI hear a lot of complaints about parking at Bally's but we always valeted our car and didn't have a problem. It is an extra plus that it's right there on the middle of the strip and close to everything! I would definitely stay here again in a heartbeat.


Iv'e been to better places. I always forget that they dont take a card so I have to remember to get cash out when I go there. I usually order their omelets. The veggies are always crunchy so I taste more of a raw onion than I do my omelet. The food comes out fast which is great until I tasted the food. I checked it out three or four times  to see if it might be different but the omelets were the same. Raw and crunchy. overall  nice atmosphere, nice service, but the food is blah


I got the Awesome Appetizer Adventure. It was a lot of food for me. Haha The Chimi-Cha-Cha's were very good! I was sad that I couldn't finish the last piece :[  The Chicken Tenders were alright, nothing special about them.  Calamari was pretty good with the red sauce and the nachos were great with the salsa or artichoke drip. The only thing I didn't like about this place the loud jungle noises especially when the thunder came on. That scared the crap out of me the first time... The waiter service was not that good too, friendly, but very slow.


Rude! Rude! Rude! I came back here because I had a flat tire. I could not believe the poor service and how long it took. I have  always bought my tires from this location and raved about them. Im not sure what happened this time. Maybe it was because they weren't selling me new tires. I won't be going back.


I just came here for the view but it made enough of an impression that I'd love to come back fro drinks and food. The view is amazing. On par with Ghostbar. Good music, sexy vibe.


Who the heck even wants to climb this disgusting-looking mountain? It puts the beautiful Arizona nature and scenery to shame.


We had an A/C unit go out at 11pm and I called and asked for a tech early the next morning.  Robert showed up promptly at 8am and took care of the repair quickly. The price was reasonable.  Two days later our other unit went out and I called in the afternoon.  They said they were booked up and I let them know we really were hoping to get somebody out that night.  The receptionist called me back after talking to the owner and he said he would personally show up as long as I didn't mind it being a little later.  He showed up right at 9pm and took care of the issue.  Everything has been great!


The only reason why I an giving this place 1 star is because the steak was good. We went here for \"brunch\" but there were absolutely no breakfast items. How does a brunch not include BReakfast?! The food was horrible, the fruit was molded, I really don't have anything good to say. The manager offered free breakfast to 2ppl in our group of five and we were left to decide which 2 it would be. Huh??? How is that ok? Never again! I beg you to go anywhere but here


It's a bar with great burgers!  Love this place and eat there..... probably too often for lunch.\n\nIf you walk in at the lunch-rush do not be disturbed by the line..... it'll be long!  But it also moves quickly.  Service is fast and great.  Generally, by the time I put my order in, get a drink and sit down my burger is delivered within a minute or two.\n\nThe burgers are terrific and they have some of the the best onion rings around.  Fries are great too.\n\nIt can be a bit pricey though..... burger, side, and drink will run you about $10.  Is it worth it..... meh, borderline but I enjoy it enough.


You should probably try this place if you are walking by and might like it, but tastes vary and it was not quite my cup of tea, so everyone should reflect their own tastes to capture the average in the review and I can't be the one to give this place a top rating. I tried one of the shakes (technically some kind of grenada-something not a shake) and a hot chocolate, as I was between meals. The 'shake' was definitely a different style with the character of a raw chocolate powder based icee with rich dark chocolate with a lot of character to it, however it was just quite my thing, not creamy, not melt in your mouth irresistable, just very cold and strong. The hot chocolate was interesting (I would recommend it above the shake) with a very very frothy head to it. Again it was very rich, but I think that combines better with a hot beverage than a cold one, not my favorite but different and interesting. Probably I should not have tried both because they are strong raw chocolate with a lot more power than the usual stuff and I ended up with a headache later, but I did not want to miss the experience. Overall the italian ice at another very well reviewed vegas desert stop was more to my liking, but to each their own. For $5-7 to try a chocolate item though this place will cost you a lot less than most things in vegas though, so it is worth a try to see if it is your thing.


I always thought this was a smaller version of Sam's Club or Costco, intended for vendors to buy wholesale. This is located in the WalMart shopping center and on the 2 occassions I went there nothing was cheap. The stuff I was looking for cost more than going across the parking lot to Walmart and buying the same stuff in smaller quantities. Its a very small store which looks alot like Sams Club inside without having to be a member or whatever. They have wide aisles and cart at the ready but they just dont have much for less.


This is a buffet style restaurant that was absolutely disgusting in ever possible aspect of the place.  The bathrooms were unclean, which was unacceptable for a restaurant, I would have rather used the toilet at a truck stop.  Some of the rolls were acceptable, but others could have been skipped across a pond.  The waiter service was the only redeemable aspect of Ryan's.  However, how about adding some more cleaning people?  The buffet itself was littered with crumbs of food and muck.  The floors here were stickier than a day care center in the ghetto.  Skip this restaurant (or at least at this location) at any cost.


Ultimate hot dog spot! I've had a couple deluxe rippers and the pork tacos here and they're all crazy good! I'm usually not a big hot dog fan but it was hard not to try an island dog when the opportunity presents itself. Plus Bird songs Mexi Cali on tap puts this spot over the top for me!