This is another Ra-like east meets west sushi place where they put all kinds of mayo concoctions and cream cheese into something that was supposed to be healthy.  That being said, I thought the rolls were pretty creative and none all too bad.  They didn't seem very healthy at all, but we all die sometime and a little fish isn't going to save us anymore than a \"practical\" meal of a hamburger and small fries at McDonald's.  \n\nThe all day happy hour is all the rave, and such a gimmick because most of the rolls and drinks cost 6 bucks.  I guess its cuz they're \"specialty\" drinks and rolls so 6 bucks is a steal for them?  Not that much of a thrifty deal.  Seemed like a couple of the rolls were variations of the same thing because they tasted very similar.  Or maybe its just the \"soy glaze\" that's laid on kinda thick..\n\nAll in all, I wouldn't dig in my heels not to go to this place (which I would for Ra), but I wouldn't go there to be a cheap date either.


Man, this place is just good.  I don't know if it's a European, American or Polish deli, but the sandwiches are damn good.  Hell it could be called Best of Antarctica Meats & Deli and they would still have some of the best sandwiches in town.  When you buy a sandwich, you actually get two, so keep that in mind.  The sourdough bread is amazing.  The cold cuts are very high quality and delicious.  I purchased a few Polish sausages to go and made them at home later.  Wow.  Impressed.


Slow ass service in here, like really really slow. I actually started reading the menu I got so bored. All I wanted was some mixed veg noodles. When I got the \"food\" home I was brutally disappointed. The veg tasted frozen and the noodles were pure mush. \n\nOnly go if nowhere else is open.


I realize that management is trying to keep the place as authentic as possible, there is a recurring theme in these reviews and eventually people will stop coming here, you have a great location and once upon a time an amazing restaurant.  The service and attitude of ALL staff is shocking, from the minute you arrive you feel like you are inconveniencing them.  You have a busy restauarant, if you do not have the kitchen capacity, do something about it, when you have a family with a baby, I would have preferred you told me to leave rather than seating me and making us wait for an hour for our food. And when it arrives you mess up the order and tell us that we can either eat what you put in front of us or wait another 20 minutes for the food we ordered.  And to top it off the food was cold, meat overcooked...absolute garbage. Is there any management on staff?  I never saw one and if there are they don't give a crap about their customers.


The hotel was beautiful and our stay was nothing short of amazing! \n\nHowever, this review is for the salon...\n\nI went to the Mandarin salon during our stay at the hotel in September 2013.  I figured a hotel as nice as the Mandarin would have good stylist - I was right!  The concierge at the front desk was able to help me book a cut and color appointment with Jocette.  When I met with Jocette, she took the time to not only make an assessment for the needs of my hair, but offer suggestions on ways to make it look its best.  In the end, the cut and chocolate brown color she chose looked awesome!  \n\nBut wait...she gets better!  I have been struggling to find a quality stylist in my home state of Hawaii, so I took a shot at asking Jocette if she knows any stylist on the island.  She contacted her friend that lives on Oahu and gave me recommendations.  This above and beyond service is something that will make me want to stay at the Mandarin for years to come.  Go see Jocette, she's fantastic!


Definitely a good place to walk your dog or go for a little jog. They have a whole bunch of different trails and little benched areas you can sit and just watch the sunset. I love how they have doggy bags throughout the trail and little bathroom stops on the way. A lot of people I see here are taking pictures and others are biking or with their dogs. It's a pretty nice area to just go for a leisurely walk. The only downside to this area is that there is a lot of flies and mosquitoes in the area. Beside that a fun place to walk around


Great concept. Have it your way...wait...where have I heard that before....Which wich has my vote- hot or cold sandwiches however you want it. My sandwich is a ham with mayo, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, cucumbers and avocado on a wheat roll. Only complaint was the roll was not that great. I see that they are offering Amoroso's rolls for their cheesesteaks but you have to pay $2 more.\nAmoroso's as anyone from back east knows- they are the NINJA of rolls. Next time I 'll try them to see how authentic they are.


Not pleased. \n\nYes, they have good portions.  Yes, its cool they deliver and are open til 930 every night.  Yes, the receptionist can speak English, which is not a prejudice comment, just a general fact after calling literally 7 Chinese restaurants who could not understand a single word i was saying. \n\nBut the food that I received was sub-par.  It just didn't have any flavor!  The pot stickers were way overdone and oh too crunchy on the outside with very little filling on the inside.  The lo mien noodles were...awkward.  Half were bunched together , some were overcooked, some were undercooked; the veggies were waxxy and the beef in it was overcooked and under seasoned.  Seriously you messed up lo mien???  The generals chicken was just OK, not horrible but I've had better.  \n\nAll in all a poor experience, so bad I didn't even bother with the leftovers, which is usually my favorite part of a good Chinese meal!


I don't get why there aren't more fast food places on state near campus. It seems like the perfect market (broke, drunk college kids) but I digress...\n\nThey remodeled the entire interior of this place, and the ordering/pickup area is now separate from the dining area, something that always caused a problem at the old TBell. The employees were extremely friendly and seemed like veterans even though the place has only been open 5 days. Service was SO FAST. I got my drink (from one of the two coke freestyle machines-i got diet Barq's vanilla root beer!) and when I was putting the lid on they called my name for my food. The burger was prepared very nicely and actually looked like what was on the menu board. The fries were a bit soggy and not too crisp, but not the worst i've ever had. I went at dinner time on a Friday and there was a bit of a crowd, with the manager asking people in line to \"form two lines\" near the registers. I can see this being an issue especially late at night with drunk folks not paying attention and slowing things down, but we'll see.\n\nClean, great service, and well prepared food. I hope management can keep the riff raff out so this place stays here for the long haul.


Mulligan's Border is one of a boat load of taverns around Las Vegas and while it has your standard bar and video poker it also has really good food and great service. They take their bar food to the next level by understanding how to prepare and serve it.\n\nIt is fair to say that I have had just about everything on the menu there and I have not found anything that disappointed me. My personal standard is just a simple burger cooked medium rare. The burger comes to me juicy and tasty and the bun is toasted correctly so it does not fall apart. There is something to be said for a good burger and that alone has kept me and my wife coming back for more. We call this place our \"Cheers\" because everyone seems to know our names.\n\nThey do not have a huge menu, but the menu they have they do well and I like that. You can tweak your meal here and their and they do not put up a fuss and if the server does not know if it can be done he talks to the chef and they get it done. Like I said, service is top notch. They may not \"Crumb the Table\" but they do make your experience there as good as possible and that too is commendable.\n\nYeah, me and my wife are fans and we go there several times a week. Give it a try.


I've been here many times because its close to where I Live.\nThe menu is stale and the same old thing.\nThe food is pretty good (nothing special)\nBut is definitely overpriced.\nGood luck


So I tried Island sushi again. Its been about  month. Unfortunately it was bad. I don't know how anyone can give this place 5 stars. You must be very easy to please. The only fish that was fresh was the salmon. that's it. I just don't eat fish I buy fish for a living. I know what I'm talking about! The ebi (shrimp) they buy that frozen and serve it right out the package. The hamachi is a frozen loin. The tuna is frozen 2+ saku block or loin CO treated. its the weekend at least order fresh for the weekend. I haven't tried there new place but I hope its better. they obviously turned there attention to the new place. Service was much better this time.


I'm here almost every Saturday and I always bring friends. The barista are great, the regulars are relaxed, the drinks are carefully made (and delicious) and the atmosphere is *perfect.*


A friend of mine had recommended checking this place out due to the prices being fair and usually lower than all the competitors. I had also heard that they did consignment and decided that the old W.W. Greener that I had could possibly find a new home through them. \n\nAfter walking in I noticed that it has a different feel than most gun shops in town. All of the other shops I have been in have the concrete grey floors and the very minimalist/Bunkeresque feel to them. It seemed to me like they try to make this place feel a little more inviting, it could just be that the place had wood floors and and a different feel when they leased the place but it works. \n\nI presented my shotgun to the clerk on duty and he was very knowledgeable and friendly when it came to researching the gun and giving me a strait forward answer. He had mentioned that He could put it on the shelves but due to where we live and what people want that unless it is an assault rifle that looks like the ones in the video games it will probably sit for quite some time but he would recommend listing it myself on Gun Broker and sure enough I did and it sold.\n\nA took a few minutes to chat with the guy before walking around and checking out accessories, which I must add, they were definitely not cheaper than other shops when it came to those. I priced a Black Hawk Paddle holster and it was insanely marked up but the guns seem to be okay. \n\nI would go back here if I needed to consign something or get some quick gun advice but no necessarily for accessories or ammo


This is the absolute worst nail salon I've ever been to! Never will I go there again and I would not recommend this place to anyone! My nails have never looked so awful and they started to come off within a week. I have no idea how this place is still even getting business\n\nI wouldn't even give this place 1 star if I had that option


This place is too \"trendy\".  It tries to pack in the \"newest-coolest-green\" items, and leaves little room for the glass.  As one reviewer even stated-all  glass pieces are shunned to the back of the store.  Again, too trendy for me.  This is a lifestyle choice not a fashion statement!


I think I expected just a little bit too much here. In terms of French authenticity, this restaurant has met my expectations. Unfortunately the portions I got lacked considering the price.\n\nThe octopus and lentil salad was good, however I wanted more octopus and less lentils. Good thing my friends liked lentils so they finished that instead. The bone marrow was probably one of my favs.\n\nThe hanger steak was good, but the tartare steak was a disappointment; it just tasted like just any other steak.\n\nService was also a hit and miss. It took about 10 minutes for someone to finally come over (and that's after we waved someone over...I know, disrespectful on my end) to take our order.\n\nAgain, considering the price we paid, I probably won't go back. I think 3 stars is a bit too generous, only because I do like French cuisines and I can't complain about the environment overall.


I've yet to try the bar at this place, so this is more a review of the restaurant part of it. I was pleasantly surprised to find a restaurant in the Hotel San Carlos and even more so to find that it was reasonably priced. Let's face it, the food is spectacular but it's completely worth eating there because of the space and the atmosphere that it conjures up. The place does evoke memories of film noir or pre-war romanticized cinema and for that I definitely give this place props. Considering that it's like pulling teeth to find anything older than fifty years in this city makes the Copper Door all the more special.\n\nLike I said, the food is decent but nothing to break an arm over. Haven't tested the bar, so that has yet to be reviewed. Go there for the experience the history that you feel pulsating throughout the walls of the ballroom.


Found the reviews on yelp where very good so after just arriving into Vegas we cabbed it to the restaurant, the ride was a bit longer then expected ($20.00) but ended up being well worth it.  Staff very friendly and knowledgable. Very nice to see their excitement In the food they where serving and confidence in the chefs creating the dishes. We tried several of the cold app's and even given one complementary dish because they really want us to try it.  The Albacore seriously melted in my mouth. We also ordered a California roll and was not disappointed.  We where also given a complementary desert for our 20 th anniversary by the owners that was very good and great end to a great meal.  Worth the trip out and highly recommended from two people who love their sushi.


Super bonne place pour d\u00e9guster des cocktails entre amis, y'a vraiment beaucoup de choix d'alcool et pas commun.\n\nL'endroit id\u00e9al pour des soir\u00e9es de gens de labo!


Not worth the wait if you go with a big party.


Love the concept. Who doesn't like ice cream sandwiches? They did a great job of transforming the old Waffles Cafe space. It looks a million times better. The staff is super friendly and informative.\n\nThey serve Thrifty ice cream, which seems to be a big deal to anyone from California. To me... not so much. I grew up on the east coast. The ice cream, however, is very tasty. $3 will get you your choice of two cookies with two scoops of ice cream between them. I think that's a pretty good deal.\n\nI got strawberry cheesecake ice cream with chocolate chip walnut cookies. The ice cream was smooth and creamy, the cookies were too hard. It was tough getting the sandwich out of the styrofoam container, so I just ate it out of the cup with a spoon instead. No biggie.\n\nMy son got the rainbow sherbert with chocolate chip cookies. He loved the ice cream and his cookies were perfect -- chewy and moist. Perfect for taking a bite out of without the ice cream shooting out the back. Just like his dad, he doesn't like to share his food, but I managed to try a little bit.\n\nWith ice cream sandwiches it's hard for anyone to top Coolhaus in LA, NY, etc, in my mind. They've got a ton of unique flavors. I'd love to see Sweet Addiction add some crazy flavors like that (whether they make it themselves or source it from someone else). In the meantime, I'll have no problem enjoying the ones they do have. It's a great, locally owned shop that I'll be happy to support.


First, you have to be transferred to so many people before finally someone can understand an issue. I have had service to my water heater and to my air conditioning. The water heater guy was a complete cocky a**hole, not only called 10 minutes before the last possible time he could be here (they told me between 9-12p) and said it'll be another hour or so, no apology. Once he arrived, he said I needed a whole bunch of \"up to code\" stuff. When I checked with other companies, they said I didn't need all that. Air Pro had to do the install per home warranty, but I got the un needed charges that I was told by the water heater guy that I \"needed\" off, it was $120 worth of stuff not covered by home warranty. The comment by Maggie about the \"required\" disposal for $180 also was told to me, when I looked into it, I found out it's not required and I can do it myself.\nThe man that came out for the a/c was very nice and helpful, no problem with the a/c worker.\nI have a new issue with my AquaTherm system, something that works with my water heater to keep my house warm....something I obviously won't need to have run in the Summer....but it has been running,and gas bill is 3x what it should be, so I called my home warranty company and they sent the same a**hole from AirPro that installed my water heater. So unprofessional, he said \"who installed that water heater, cause they did a good job\". I didn't find it funny. He just looked at the AquaTherm and said there is nothing wrong with it, and he doesn't work on those, so I'll need to call the home warranty company back and Air Pro will need to send someone that works on the air conditioning, because it's those people who work on the AquaTherm....so that's what I did. I explained very clearly that it is not the a/c and not the water heater, but my AquaTherm system that needed repair, and I'm no tech, but my AquaTherm works with my water heater, so why does someone who works on a/c need to repair it? So Air Pro sends another person who can't fix it and they tell me it is a plumbing issue and they will have to call and schedule that.....who knows what issue it will be next, but this system running is costing me money each day and the people at Air Pro don't seem to care or want to help.


Rented a 25 footer that had electrical difficulties on three occasions over a ten day trip.  Luckily their help desk personnel were fabulous in getting a service technician out to remote national parks to try to fix the problem.  Unfortunately the rig had been improperly serviced before and the problem persisted.  It was disappointing the rig was put on the road but once we got the battery problem solved our experience was quite good.  I would rent again but would try to get a newer vehicle (ours had 98,000 miles) and try to verify the condition.


Way to slow!  I go here on the way daily to work and usually wait about 10-15 minutes most of the time with only a few cars.  Yesterday I was stuck for 21 minutes on the line. Unacceptable. I go to the Starbucks by my office and always wait less than 10 minutes with at least 10 plus cars in line.  If they can do it why can't this one.  You risk being late to work if you go here unless you leave 30 minutes early.


This place is so strange! A fireside lounge on one side and a diner-style restaurant on the other?! This review is for the restaurant only.\n\nThe fake trees and flowers and colorful lights are a bit cheesy, but I really like it! Makes for beautiful pictures! There's also a guy coming around to the tables taking pictures trying to get you to buy them. They're super cute, but does anyone actually buy those?!\n\nThe portions are HUGE HUGE HUGE. The two of us couldn't finish an omlette, a bowl of clam chowder, and a milkshake! Hell, we only finished half of it! We're big eaters too x_x I don' remember which omlette we ordered, but it had a lot of meat and it was okay at first but pretty sickening after a while. The vanilla shake was good. It's the thick kind, which usually isn't my thing. Clam chowder was way too salty and just not good. I think a can of Campbell's Chunky clam chowder is 100x better! \n\nI think the Peppermill would be a perfect late night filler, but I don't think I'd come here again unless I was seeking out drunk food.


November - very cold. Made walking around rough\n\nDid biodome, insectarium and indoor botanical gardens while there but this review is for the whole park not those specific attractions.\n\nThis place is under construction which makes it even harder and colder to get from place to place. It has a very run down feel to it. The tower is expensive on its own 15$ a person or so. Couldn't justify going to the top just for a view of a city not really known for its skyline...\n\nIt's free and it's cool to see how much money was put into hosting the Olympics but there's not a ton here outside of the biodome experience which is awesome.


I am really surprised that Wolfie allows his name on this restaurant.  It is NOTHING like any another Wolfgang Puck restaurant I've eaten in.  The WP express at Gelson's are 100x better.  This food is overpriced and sub-par.  You're paying for the view and the convience, that's it. \n\nWe wanted a turkey club, but were told that they were \"out\" of those.  Huh?  Not sure how because we ordered a turkey wrap.  That was very disappointing.  18.00 for some deli turkey, a piece of cheese, lettuce and sprouts wrapped in a flour tortilla.  \nThe ranch served with the fries was either rancid or pure buttermilk. It was so bad. \n\n\nMy friend had an egg white omelet, she asked for fries, but was served huge potatoes as a side.  Friends hubby had fish tacos, kids had wings and a burger.  Hummus was an appetizer and the carrots were old and stale.  \n\nWolfie, I'm really ashamed and appalled.  You can do so much better.


We had the 2-for-1 coupon, but we still didn't think this was worth it at all.  It's EXTREMELY high up, you can't hear the music that goes with the Belagio fountains, and they let way too many people up there at the same time.  There were people lined up to leave who were freaking out a little.  There were people fighting for the space to take pictures.  I'd recommend you save your money and look at a postcard.


I have been in the restaurant twice now and the service was absolutely atrocious both times. There are really great reviews so I gave it a second chance but that was a mistake. The first time my server, an Asian lady with glasses, was very rude and kept interrupting me. It was a Friday and pretty busy and I saw her argue and be rude to not only customers, but her coworkers as well! The second time I went in I was served by a Hispanic male. He wasn't rude but he took a very long time to get to my table to take my drink and food order. The restaurant was not busy and while all the other employees seemed to be working, he just stood there. We even had a completely different server (some pregnant one, very sweet) deliver our food! About 20 minutes after my boyfriend and I were finished eating, a blonde girl finally noticed us sitting there and ran to get my check immediately. Needless to say I only saw my server once. The sushi is great but the service is unbearable. Don't go if you're in a rush.


I'm used to gun stores that are ghetto as hell - but American Shooters on Arville provide the consumer a clean, friendly, and well-inventoried show-floor. I've purchased several firearms from this location and have always received prompt and knowledgeable service. The prices are usually higher than most local retailers - but the selection of firearms and accessories are hard to beat. I have no issues paying more for the service and the well-kept environment.\n\nThey provide LE discounts that extend to the EMT/Security fields as well, so good stuff there. I work part-time for an armed security company, and it's awesome to have a one stop shop location for uniforms (with tailoring services), firearms (with associated discounts), and accessories under one roof. It's a life saver when you need to get stuff together at the last minute for a trade-show or on-call job.\n\nThey have a couple of ranges open for the general public - usual tourist trap on the weekends. Decent pricing and selection for those looking to try their hand at that full-auto SMG. Classes range from the usual CCW courses to the more interesting Zombie Eradication Response Team stuff. Braaaiiins!


Odaki est un restaurant japonais, reconnu pour sa grande vari\u00e9t\u00e9 de sushi de qualit\u00e9 sup\u00e9rieure, fichtrement bien appr\u00eat\u00e9s. L'ambiance, quoique tr\u00e8s chique et tendance, n'a rien de particuli\u00e8re; une chose est certaine, l'on vient d\u00e9finitivement ici pour se repa\u00eetre goul\u00fbment. Ce qui est int\u00e9ressant avec le buffet \u00e0 volont\u00e9, c'est qu'on est pas oblig\u00e9 de se gaver d'entr\u00e9es qui servent normalement \u00e0 limiter les d\u00e9penses. Oui, c'est un buffet \u00e0 volont\u00e9, mais faites gaffe, n'ayez surtout pas la faim plus grande que la panse, car vous serez contraints (oui! oui!), contraints de payer ce que vous laissez dans votre assiette, surtout s'il en reste beaucoup... C'est pas parce que c'est un buffet qu'on a le droit de gaspiller impun\u00e9ment de la nourriture aussi fra\u00eeche!... Pour les incertains, il y a toujours le menu \u00e0 la carte. Car que vous ayez choisi le menu \u00e0 la carte ou le buffet (que vous commandez, en r\u00e9alit\u00e9), des serveurs vous apportent vos assiettes.\n\nIl est \u00e0 noter qu'il n'est pas n\u00e9cessaires d'aimer les fruits de mer (quoiqu'en abondance... caviar, goberges, p\u00e9toncles, crevettes, etc.), car vous pourrez ais\u00e9ment vous servir une gigantesque assiette de viandes, nouilles et l\u00e9gumes parfum\u00e9s. B\u0153uf teriyaki, l\u00e9gumes saut\u00e9s, filets de porcs, brochettes de poulets, etc. \n\n-Fait rare \u00e0 Montr\u00e9al : il y un stationnement!\n-Il y a des rabais \u00e9tudiants.\n-Salle priv\u00e9e


I found the food to be a little on the greasy side. For whatever reason the skin of my chicken was coming off and it just was odd. For the price you could do better. Actually I've been to plenty of cheaper place with much better AUTHENTIC prepared Asian-Fusion.


I'm really liking this place!!!! Clean, nice beds....great customer service! The girls that work here are always so nice and friendly. Bring your own tanning goggles, they don't offer them to use like some tanning salons do. But you can purchase them here. They run specials pretty regularly, so give them a call and see what kind of deal you can score.


I like the produce selection and pricing at sprouts. The prices and service we're definitely better when this market was Sunflower Market .  The one complaint I have is, many times coming in the item will scan incorrectly.  The customer service is very much lacking at the front end, the meat counter has good product but sometimes is a little pricey


Not yet living here but visiting to search out a new abode, husband and I were staying in a nice hotel downtown and now were in search of a \"date night\" venue, a quiet venue with a bit of ambiance (but not over the top) and subdued lighting to have some wine and a scrumptious meal.  Well, this restaurant totally fit the bill to a tee.  It's a small, quaint place (translated:  not many tables).  Our hostess was very pleasant and accommodating as we turned down a table near the door for the opportunity for another more intimate one with only a little bit of a wait.  While waiting, we sat at the bar and perused the menu full of sushi roll options and a limited but worthy entree list.\n\nOnce seated, we opted for a bottle of wine (and, as with all restaurants, the markup is significant) and ordered two of the entrees -- chilean see bass and snapper.  They were both superb both in presentation and flavor.  \n\nThe lighting was low, the service was attentive, the food fresh and appealing.  Pricey, but worth it.  I'll have to do sushi another time.


fun music and vacation atmosphere in the heat of tempe summer...\n\nbut we won't be back. \n\nmargaritas were so salty, beers were watery, and food was too spicy - the kind of spicy that drowns out the flavor (and this is coming from a Thai-Hot kinda girl).  \n\nFood/drinks are reasonable, but it was a total waste of money.


What a joke. I went there after receiving a coupon in the mail. After waiting at the drive through window for 8 minutes the dumb Filipino lady finally asked me what I want and her accent was so strong I didn't even understand what she was saying. After ordering I proceeding through the drive-through line. After waiting another five minutes the dumb Filipino lady opened the window and told me they were out of chicken that it would be about 20 minutes until the chicken was ready.


Over-hyped. Got here at 8:15 PM on a Saturday night for the \"Gourmet Buffet\" and waited an hour in line.  When we finally sat down, we saw many open tables because line management is very poor (they were seating strictly in order without trying to find parties to match open tables.)\n\nFood was generally decent but unexceptional and not worth the long wait. Rack of lamb had nice seasoning but the first cut I was given was badly overcooked. \"Kobe beef\" was a joke - it was a cheap cut of meat, tough, with no marbling, and very very salty on top. I've had real Kobe-style beef, and Bellagio's version was not even remotely close. Quail was good, if maybe a bit light on the seasoning. The rest, honestly, was not really memorable. You won't find any bold or exciting flavors here, but for the most part, the food is competently prepared.\n\nService was awful. Victor took a long time to notice that we sat down, and he didn't manage to get drinks to our table (only 2 people) until long after our first trip to the buffet.  After that, he never returned to check on us or clear empty plates. I made three trips to the buffet after finishing my drink, and I got a refill only after finally waving Victor down and giving him a dirty/questioning look.  He seemed much more interested in doting on tables with young kids than providing good service across all his customers.


This place is MUCH better than the restaurants that were in its place before.  First of all, the complimentary chips come with 3 dips- 1 red salsa (roasted chipotle I believe), 1 green salsa (avocado and tomatillo- my fave!), and a simple bean dip.  All three are delicious!  I could have just that and a margarita and be set.  I ordered the chicken flautas with a side of guacamole.  The guacamole was simple (I hate when restaurants try to throw too much in there) and the flautas were crispy without being over done.  I drank a regular margarita and then I went ahead tried a coconut lime margarita since it sounded intriguing.  I was surprised at how good it was!  Not too sweet, but not bland either.  Surprisingly delicious!  I ate in the bar area and the food came out quickly.  The service and prices were great!


A lively mid-range restaurant. The crowd was mixed, but was comprised mostly of families. Strangely they played clubby music in the background. \n\nService was really good, there were about five people servicing our table as a team. Everything came out quickly and they were able to accommodate all the bizarre dietary needs of our finicky group.\n\nThe food itself was pretty basic. The big eye tuna ceviche was a significant deviation from real deal, it appeared to have small pieces of tortilla chips mixed in which through me off. The chicken fajitas were fine, but weren't a huge step up from something you could get at a chain.\n\nFinal word: Ok for a casual or family dinner.


I LOVE THIS PLACE. My second review, yes--but I wanted to see if I could add a sixth star. Came back here three more times, and every single time the owner has come out and talked to me. He's such a great guy and totally boosts this place. GO GO GO.


Gets a 3 instead of 4 because its only a shadow of places like Portillo's, Al's Beef, Wolfies, etc etc.\n\nHot dogs are great, piled high with hot peppers, onions, relish and tomatoes.   Isn't grilled enough, as far as I can tell.\n\nCorn beef and pastrami, however, are disappointing.  They store portions in the fridge/freezer, stuff them in individual rolled bags, and have like 10-15 of them in huge ziploc backs.  Take them out to cook; not impressed.  \n\nOverpriced and heated the marble rye is soggy, and the meat wasn't really great.  \nWill go for hot dogs though man.  Delicious.


3 dart machines, a Foosball, a shuffleboard. Wouldn't call this a place for games. Upstairs opens at 11? What's up there that's not open at 9? But as a bonus, drinks are cheap, staff is friendly. Great job.


went to metro pizza on sky point dr. last night ordered a large triple play pizza. over $24.00 for a large pizza!!!! it was a thin crust ridiculous! one of the most expensive pizzas we ever ordered! it was ok but $24.00 wasn't worth it. if that wasn't bad enough my brand new car got keyed on the whole passenger side!!! car's 4 months old hasn't even had first oil change yet. I know it wasn't metro's fault but we were parked in their handicap parking {we're both handicapped and hung our sign up} trouble with this metro  their parking lot is way off to the side and far from the restaurants entrance so yeah makes easy target to vandalize patrons cars.called police filed complaint and talked to metro's manager on duty.advised him to maybe put camera out in parking lot and for him to call police so they can watch parking lot when cruising the area. told me he will have owner give me a call. of course that never happened! yesterday evening ended up making this the most expensive pizza we ever had.typical owner could give a damn about trouble we had outside his restaurant!!! we will never set foot in metro pizza ever again.just a warning to all the public be wary of eating in this establishment cause your vehicles will be at risk when you park in metro's parking lot.


Freed's Bakery made ordering a custom cake a breeze! It was a week before my friends and I would be going to vegas to celebrate a birthday. They made a delicious red velvet cake and delivered it to the restaurant w/ no hiccups!\n\nWe ordered a red velvet cake w/ irish bailey filling and butter cream frosting. The cake was so moist, the girls and I devoured it.\n\nthanks for everything!


My friends and I came to Rain on new years day, and LMFAO was performing. Wasn't expecting much from the show, and didn't get much back either.\n\nWe had a vip table front and center of the dance floor. The only divider between the table spaces and the others on the dance floor was those portable tape dividers that they have outside of movie theatres for new releases.  It was too gaudy for me, but if I were going to drop that many bills, I would expect some more privacy.\nWe didn't have to wait, but I wouldn't wait more than 20 minutes to get into here. \n\nThere are three floors.  The place is set up like a half dome, all facing the stage.  A circular dragon breathing concoction is suspended from the middle of the dance floor. Heating up the club from all the rain?? I was expecting something rain related from the name, but I guess they're goin for the trickery affect. \n\nThe hostesses were cute, friendly, and were puttin in work.  Good management. My suggestion would be to upgrade the sound system.  It was deafning, but didn't have good quality sound.


I was very disappointed base on all the good reviews. The food was ok ( baked potato was cold) I feel the dining room is poorly managed as most of the tables needed bussing which required us to wait 20 min. Service was very slow and had to ask multiple times for bread and water. Hate to say this but Outback is MUCH better. Will probably never return or recommend to friends


My wife goes here ever chance she get, but I refuse to go with her. Coffee deserves 5 stars but the chick behind the counter is so rude. I refuse to spend money at a place that lets it indie hipster staff treat regular Joe's like my self rudely.


My first visit iturned into my last visit.\n\nFirst off, I love Tex Mex food.  I've been eyeing this place, as I dine at the Genghis Grill next to it WAY too often.  So, I rolled the dice today and tried this place.\n\nWaitress was friendly and chips, salsa and a Diet Coke arrived fairly quickly.  I ordered the #6 lunch combo, essentially chicken over a bed of rice topped with their queso sauce.  Sounds yummy, I though, as I've had it before at other Tex Mex places and LOVED it.  At other places I frequent, it's called ACP, which is Arroz Con Pollo; Spanish for chicken and rice.  \n\nSadly, the chips and salsa were the highlight of the dining experience.  The chips are very thin and the salsa is OK, if a little watery.  But they DID have flavor and were enjoyable as I waited for my lunch.  I had enough salsa for about half of the chips and stopped when my food arrived.\n\nMy food arrived, and I knew I was going to be disappointed by looking at it.  First off, they used shredded chicken instead of grilled chicken.  I wasn't given the option when I ordered, so I guess that's the default.  Secondly, the rice looked and tasted like it was left over from yesterday.  It was just mush on my plate.  If you looked for individual grains of rice, they were nowhere to be found.  But, still, there was this mush of \"rice\" under my shredded chicken and queso sauce.\n\nI ate as much of the meal as I could, which was only about half of it.  I ran out of Diet Coke and sat there HOPING someone would notice I needed more.  I sat in a booth right next to the kitchen and runner after runner passed my table, but noone asked if I needed a refill.  My wiatress was assigned to a large group towards the back of the restaurant, so service suffered somewhat.  \n\nI finally put my credit card on the table, and the waitress finally showed up and asked if everything was good.  I didn't complain, but I'm sure the look on my face told the story.  I just asked for my check.  The total was $10.70.  I left a $1.30 tip for a grand total of $12.00.  \n\nI hope your experience is better, but I'll not be going back.


This is my choice for Indian food. I go in for the buffet so i don't have to choose which one i want. Favorite would be the curie chicken.


It's Denny's--how bad can it be? Well let me tell you...this visit to Denny's was B.A.D. It was over 90 minutes from start to finish and we were seated immediately on a weekday morning. Food came out S.L.O.W and our server was even slower. We didn't get refills nor were they even offered. My husband's pancakes were burnt on the outside and still runny on the inside. The fruit that came with my breakfast had been frozen and wasn't quite thawed out yet. I have eaten at this Denny's before and while the service has never been all that stellar, this was by far the worst visit to a Denny's I've ever experienced and because it's Denny's my expectations are pretty low to begin with. Do yourself a favor and skip this particular Denny's. You will save yourself the aggravation.


I had a hard time finding this place. Didn't know it was inside of Green Valley Ranch casino. But that's not a deal breaker. The staff is nice and very friendly.  I don't mind the walk through the casino to get there.  The parking in the garage is not overly crowded, well at least the times that I  was there. This is by far my favorite Tropical Smoothie compared to the rest. \n\nDefinitely will come back.


The ice cream here is excellent and they have a good selection of flavors. I had a hard time making a choice so the servers gave me a couple little samples to help me decide. The staff was very friendly and helpful as soon as I walked in too. I went for dessert and noticed they serve lunch foods too; sandwiches etc. I saw someone eating a sandwich that looked delicious. I really wanted one myself but I passed... next time I'll go for lunch and perhaps my 4-star will go to a 5-star. I also like that they have some art on display from local artist. They offer organic tea and coffee and the rest rooms are very clean. The colors are bright and inviting.


Don't go here for breakfast. Both mine and my husband's food was very greasy, cool, and not very tasty. I usually find it difficult to screw up breakfast, but this place found a way. The service was also slow. The $40 spent on some coffee and a few eggs was the worst $40 I spent in Vegas. I will not be back!!


Wasn't thrilled to go in the first place, but got tickets through work so what the heck. Show is only a few days old so I'll try not to be overly critical but I've seen way better and I feel like they put a lot of money into a show that is nothing more than a glorified cover band musical. The lead guy in the show had a good voice, other than that everyone else struggled or was just not very good.\n\nThe first half of the show kind of dragged on a bit but ended with a cool finale. They take a 7 minute intermission and the second half of the show was improved but left much to be desired. They seemed confused as to whether they wanted to play to the crowd or not... more crowd involvement would have been better for this type of show.\n\nQuite a few really funny spots in the show but it just didn't feel like it was put together well. Hopefully they can improve on it. With so many great cover bands in Vegas that you can hear the same music and more, it may be hard for them to compete.


Okay cute place,  they definitely pull of their theme! I'm the type of person who really loves a great sandwich.  And they happen to make very good ones here all the elements to a delicious sub-soft bread, savory meats, and fresh cheeses.\n The reviewer that complained about variety of toppings must be easily fooled on the quality of other places, because Subway may have the toppings but the meats do not compare.\n I had the Italian this visit,  actually my first to this location... but, I've been to others and will be back again! If you come,  the hardest thing is deciding which sub to choose. \nOh I almost forgot to mention they have like twenty different kinds of hot sauce!! they vary in heat level and flavors. Yummy and fun exra element that helps this place be original.


I do not normally take time to speak negatively about my experiences. In this case, I will. I went to this place for the first time yesterday and it was the WORST mani pedi I've ever had. My girlfriend wanted to take me for a relaxing and therapeutic pedicure and manicure for my birthday. I had one technician at my feet and another technician came and plopped the nail dryer in my lap and proceeded to stand over me and give me a manicure. They were both rushing to get me finished so they could attend the 2 other people who came in after me. I had to turn off the massage chair because I could not concentrate on who wanted me to move my foot, move my hand, switching between fingers....It was the LEAST relaxing experience! Once I was finished, I looked down at my toes and the color was chunky and looked like my little brother painted them. I had to ask to change the color, it seemed the one I had originally picked was old but the technician used it anyway. (I couldn't see as he was doing them because the nail dryer was on a pillow on my lap) The woman who did my manicure unpleasantly removed and reprinted the color. Once finished I wanted to dry my toes under the dryer but it did not work. Time to pay and it was $98!!!!!!!!!! Needless to say, un-dry nails lead to several smudges and a uniting with my nail polish remover once I got home. Total waste of money.


FYI, this place has closed its doors.


So a few years ago my brother tells me this story about how a few high rollers from New York wanted their pool cabana catered by a local deli.  To make a long story short these guys wanted some of the best and authentic New York style deli and Italian food in Las Vegas.  \n\nSo we figure lets go check this place out. I'm proud to say that after about 5 years this is still one of my favorite places to eat in Las Vegas.  And that's not even with me getting to the food.  Julia and her family are the nicest, kindest,  sweetest people on this earth.  It doesn't matter if it's been a day, a week,  or a few months,  they take the time to chat with you.  Ask how the family has been and always have a smile on their faces. That awesome attitude translates into the food.  Fresh sauces made daily,  authentic New York style pizza,  garlic knots to die for,  and those rice balls.  When I first started going to Cugino's they weren't regularly available,  you had to ask or pre order them.  I always get the larger rice balls with the meat inside.  If you are eating in store ask them to heat it up and put some sauce and cheese on top. Everything from a basic plate of spaghetti to the linguini and clams is always top notch,  hot and amazingly fresh.


Pretty sure the brisket and pulled pork were just cooked in a slow cooker or steamed.  No smoke flavor at all.  Spicy mac and cheese was okay, but nothing great.  This place seriously underwhelms for a bbq joint.  \n\nThe dining area is pretty crappy, but I would have cared less if the que was good.  Instead I felt like I was eating a bad potluck dinner in a craphole.  \n\nThe sauce selection was decent.  I thought the Carolina vinegar and mustard were pretty average.  The Memphis sauce was decent for a sweet sauce.  \n\nOverall, it's very clear that I won't be back.  And so I continue my search for high quality bbq in this town.


love it here! the pastries are always excellent and baked fresh at their other site. Its a pretty big place, there are always seats inside and out, which is really nice. The service was great and very friendly. They have really incredible whip on drinks- it has coffee flavor in it, so totally worth the extra calories :)


The best place in town for a girls day! Love the hot stone, n the citrus scrub, we usually go with at least 3 gals. N we all get in and out together. Lotsa choices in colors n styles.


This was probably one of the worst mistakes I've ever undertaken, and I'm including that apartment in the ghetto I signed a lease for because it was \"quaint\" and multiple men I really shouldn't have given as much of a chance as I did.\n\nBoyfriend and I thought we'd relive our childhood involving Pancho's from when we lived in North Phoenix and went to the one by Metrocenter. I had a birthday party at that one, and my party went to see Buffy the Vampire Slayer before eating (I'm talkin' Kristy Swanson here... yeah, totally super sweet). We both recalled fond memories of raising the little Mexican flag to get sopapillas.\n\nWalking in, and seeing that margaritas are not served as they should be, it was the ultimate in regret. \n\nme: \"Let's just go to Arriba. They don't have margs here, and that's really the only reason I wanted Mexican.\"\nman: \"Oh, come on. Where's your sense of adventure? I think I'll have a beer. (seeing look of disappointment on my face) Ohhhhkay, do you want to go to Arriba?\nme: (downtrodden) No, I guess we'll stay here.\n\nWe exit the line, $20 lighter, and find a seat. This place is filthy. The server, who calls me \"mija\" at least 18 times, I find delightful for the first time she says it. Then I hear her saying it to all of the other females at her tables. Cheating bitch. The extensive salsa line looks awesome, and I perk up a little, like, maybe this won't be so bad.\n\nWRONG. WRONG. WRONG.\n\nIt WAS bad. Everything was bad. The half naked children screaming, the white people everywhere thinking this is the bees knees of Mexican cuisine... it all adds up to probably the worst dining experience I have ever had. We promptly went to Arriba and drank a marg very quickly to forget about the pain.


Classy, quiet restaurant. You'll see some white haired Montreal politicians every time. The place you'd go for a special birthday or anniversary. The waiters are polite, pleasant, and funny if you get them going. The food is downright perfect, french cuisine. Be sure to get the Escargot.


Hit every one of my pet peeves about contractors:\nDid not return first call, took two calls,\nHe told me to send email and he would follow up\nTook two emails and another call\nHe came out to look at work I needed done, said would send estimate.\nNo call\nI emailed him again asking about estimate - was told \"can't do it, flat on my back\" and never heard from him again.\nIf you can't be relied on to return calls and follow up - how can one trust you to be reliable once work has started?


I got the car and rates I expected and they were cheaper than the rest.  BUT so did the 20 people standing in line ahead of me I imagine.  Absolutely no other rental place had a line and Payless had a huge one.  I would have spent the extra $2 a day to avoid the big wait when I got there.


The interior of this place passes the look test.  It's pretty nice.  Didn't even realize until later that it is affiliated with famed chef, Emeril.  Was awesome watching the game at the bar.  Did not sample the food, and drinks and bartenders pretty standard.  I give this place 4 stars in terms of the decor and look of the place.  Have to knock it down a bit because the hours were too short.  A sports bar that closes at 10 PM?  What's up with that?  There's still games going on.


We waited two hours for our dinner.  They did not care! And even when we got our food it wasn't made to our taste. The waiters were running around like they didn't know what they were doing. I would never go there... Unless you want to starve.


Located in the food court off the casino floor of the Venetian.  Offering the perfect mix of gelato, crepes, and coffee.  You can make your sweet tooth happy at this little food stall.\n\nI stopped in for dessert tonight, but will try them for breakfast next time!\n\nNice selection of gelato including my favorites mango and coconut! Very creamy, the coconut gelato  actually has shredded coconut inside!  $7 for 2 scoops in a cup.  Not too bad in the new Vegas.\n\nThe smell of fresh crepes is awesome with both sweet and savory option available. Will update this review next time after I try them.\n\nPlus your favorite espresso based coffee drinks are available.\n\nThey are in the same location as Cocolini but have changed the name.\n\n4 out of 5 stars...will update after my next visit


Really good food.  Had the Bryan sandwich split with a friend and cup of brocolli cheese soup each.  Order at the counter, food delivered to table. Owner stopped by table to make sure everything was ok.  Nice touch, as mentioned before prices are a little high but food is very fresh, unique and tasty!!  Not a lot of seating, scones looked wonderful, gonna have to make another stop to try these.


There are plenty of restaurants with great food or even better food for a fraction of the price. It's just ok... My shrimp on my salad were so overly salted that they cut my tongue. Scallops were great, steak good too... Just not worth the absurd prices.


Disappointing and not very good.


Lola's is pretty good, but I don't think it will blow your mind if you've been to real Cajun restaurants in New Orleans, like Deanie's.  But it is pretty remarkable -- albeit not quite the same as you would expect in NOLA.\n\nIt wasn't crawfish season when I went, so I wasn't able to get crawfish.  I actually went twice.  Once I got a shrimp po-boy and a cup of gumbo, and the other time I got crawfish ettouffe.  \n\nThe po-boy and gumbo were excellent.  The gumbo was the best thing I had here.  The ettouffe was not really very good at all.  It had the texture of lumpy gravy, which is not normal for ettouffe.\n\nI was in town for work, so I didn't have to pay for it myself, but if I had I would have been upset that it is kind of pricy and they charge you for every little extra.  For example, I got charged a few dollars for an extra cup of rice for my ettouffe when all it came with a little bit.\n\nI would go back to Lola's, but it's not a priority for me in Las Vegas.  I have been back to town and not stopped by, trying other local restaurants instead.\n\nIt's good -- but not great -- kind of pricy, won't blow your mind, but is worth trying once or twice to see what you think.


This is a great store.  The employees are very helpful and knowledgeable.   They have a great selection of fish and supplies, as well as mice,ferrets,birds,reptiles,and hermit crabs.  If you have a problem with your tank, they will test your water and tell you how to fix it.


I remember trying this place 2 years ago and I was not impressed. About a month ago I decided to give them another chance, and tried the Kung Pao Chicken, and since then I have literally been back 6-7 times. For the price it's the best Kung Pao I have ever had. The vegetables are fresh, the sauce is unique and there's plenty of peanuts, an ingredient that imo makes or breaks a good Kung Pao. Their lunch and dinner combos come with fried rice something I don't care for but their fired rice isn't bad at all.


Not my favorite experience at a Japanese Steakhouse. My food was good-- not phenomenal, but good. My waiter was relatively inattentive (and spoke limited English), and thus, got my order wrong; thankfully, everything is made in front of you, so this was fixed and I enjoyed my filet and lobster as ordered. That stated, this place is just too loud (and I'm eighteen, so that says a lot), and the service feels rushed.\n\nMy suggestion? Go to the Nakato down the road.


Would give \"0\" stars if possible, as after 2 hours waiting, my bird never was seen for his wellness visit and nail trim. Had an 11:00 am appt, and being new to town got a little lost thru airport connector, but courteously called at 11:05 to say I has .7 miles away. I was put on hold and then told I would need to reschedule, as they were backed up already and me being late would make it worse (??). I let her know I had driven from Summerlin and had the bird with me and really inconvenient and was already almost there. Arrived to 2 people in the waiting room, the one lady ahead of me had waited 2 hours herself and had a sick bird. I arrived at 11:10, no one at reception and waited 20 min for someone to inquire if they could help and then acted confused as to what my visit was for, ie why did my bird need to be seen? (Don't you have it listed in the schedule as we discussed at length when inset the appt) Sat there for 90 minutes with no check in by the staff whatsoever -they were more concerned with who didn't have a car to go get lunch at jack in the box. At 12:50 pm, once I was sure previous patients were gone I asked about timing of being seen. She really couldn't say as \"an emergency just called in\" and they'd have to see them when they arrived. Sat there 10 more minutes hoping to be seen before emergency arrived and nothing. Emergency patient arrived and I left. Not so much as an \"I'm sorry for the delays\" or a follow up phone call to find out where we went or if they could reschedule. Flamingo Clinic obviously doesn't have enough vets on staff to manage the customer flow, as I have had my bird 6 years and vets in Phoenix and Boston and never been made to wait more than 10-15 minutes. My time is just as valuable as theirs, but they don't seem to get that concept, nor care to have my bird as a regular patient. No worries as have already found several other options who were more than happy to take us in, with much nicer, cleaner facilities. Flamingo Clinic was a very unsettling experience -Rude, non-client centric business-not sure how you stay in business.


Terrible service!!!!  Food was ok, but don't think we will be back.  They left a empty dirty salad bowl on our table for more than half an hour, gross!  Many servers and managers walked by with no notice of dirty dishes on tables,  we had to box up our own food,  and at no time did anyone offer me a second glass of wine!  Fail!!!  They also sat two well dressed adults in the kiddie section, really?!?!  It was not busy, early in the evening, and a full staff.  There is no excuse for such terrible service!  I wish I had  read the other reviews before we ate here.   After all these bad reviews you would think their corporate would get a clue or they just don't care either!   Lazy and apathetic is no way to go through life.


I hate the Vegas club scene.  I also hate the New York and LA club scenes.  I am a simple Midwestern boy.  In the Midwest, you pay the cover ($5) and enter.  There is no judging, no lines, and no red velvet ropes.  I don't think it is up to a club to make me feel unworthy.\n\nOn the other hand, I love to dance and the clubs in Vegas are some of the best places to do just that.  They have the coolest interiors and the best DJs.  So I, like all the other sheep, put myself through the Vegas club torture.  \n\nSorry for the rant... had to put that out there.\n\nROK is in the New York, New York Casino.  You can get VIP entrances for free- Just look for a guy in a suit handing out wristbands or flyers for the club.  Because we had the VIP entrances, we didn't have to wait in line and paid only $10 cover.  \n\nThe club was pretty cool.  The decor was nowhere near as cool as LAX, but the music was great.  They would only play about 1 minute of a song and then would go onto a new one, so you never got tired of what you were dancing to.  They played a really good variety of current hits and your favorites from the last 10 years.  \n\nIt was crowded, but not so bad you couldn't move.  The people were young but not so young as to be annoying.  We had a great time overall.


LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place! We had the tuna tartare and it was divine! Same thing with the beef stroganoff - wow, the flavor is ridiculously good. Everyone loved their food - and don't forget the Moscow Mule!! I would definitely go back again. Just be aware that it is a little on the pricey side and some of the dishes are smaller than you might expect. For example, my brother paid $19 for the chicken wing appetizers and the 6-8 wings were the size of my thumb (and I have a small thumb). This was not the case with the tuna tartare, another appetizer - it was reasonably sized. Entrees were properly proportioned for the price, but just be aware and maybe check with your server if you're STARVING (which we were) :)


Bazic has really, really good fried chicken. The olive oil does make a difference. There are other items on the menu, but I only have tried the fried rice and it was tasty, but it is not for everyone (There is a very distinct after taste - maybe garlic. I can't really put my finger on it.). \n\nI see myself coming back to try other items off the menu but it would probably be during a time when the prices are cheaper, like during happy hour. \n\nRandom side-note: There is a doorbell on the table that is used to get the attention of a waiter. (I've only seen this at a couple restaurants.) Also, when you go, you have to check out the bathrooms. There is some pretty crazy, cool artwork.


Awesome I will be returning!!


After reading some positive reviews I wanted to try Buddy V's for some decent Italian food. It's a nice place with a nice view of the strip, with the neon lights flickering in the background. Here is what we had:\n- Grandmas Meatballs. These were pretty tast but our order was cold. I know they are not made to order  but you expect them to be warm.\n-Calamari Fritti. You basic calamari with 2 slivers of a banana pepper and grilled lemon. Another dish that came out cold.\n-Lisa V's Linguini and white clam sauce. This dish has the most balanced flavors and a decent amount of clams. This was the 3rd dish in a row that was cold. I would have mentioned it to our server but he wasn't around much.\n-My mother in laws shrimp scampi. The one dish that came out warm . It had pretty good flavors but not the best scampi I ever had. My mother in laws is much better!.\n\nWhere most authentic Italian restaurants might offer you freshly grated parm you had to ask for it and it took a few minutes to let the food get even colder. We also asked for some bread, mainly for the scampi since it had a nice broth build up in the bottom of the bowl. The waiter looked as if I was asking for ketchup at a steak house. Another dissapointing Italian meal in Las Vegas, my search continues!


= = = = =  THIS IS \"THE BUFFET'\" AT WYNN  = = = = =\n\nWhen seven of us stormed in to Vegas day before yesterday to tear it up & bite our way through some more of the Buffets on the Strip, we started with the one at Bellagio, which was just terrific!  Of course the question became, \"Where do we go from THAT tomorrow?!\"  We settled in on this one here at the Wynn, & here's how it was yesterday:\n\n*  Price:  Same.  (Weekday Lunch Buffet here is $23.99, $4.04 more than Bellagio, but we arrived just before 11 AM & were charged the $19.99 Breakfast price.     :-)\n\n*  Food array:  Exactly the same huge number of dishes as Bellagio, 179 plus sauces & dressings.     :-)\n\n*  Service:  Ok, but formal, not friendly.  (Bellagio wasn't lovey dovey either, really.)\n\nI started with some of their Manhattan Clam Chowder, which was great.  I also really liked my bowl of their Tom Yum Soup later during the meal, which the Soup Chef (!) fixes up for you to order!  \n\nThe Cornish Game Hen with special spices was delicious, & so on, but let's just shorten it to \"everything was terrific\"!  (A number of the dishes won't be the same when you come, anyway.)\n\nTo steal a quote from Barenaked Ladies, I'm \"like LeAnn Rimes because I'm all about value,\" so I have to say that Bellagio beats Wynn here by a hair if you pay $23.99 for your lunch here.  If you get in for $19.99, Wynn wins by a hair.  Either way, I loved this place & so will you!     :-))\n\nNote:  All members of your party must be seated at the same time.


Spectacular food and service. We started with the blue shrimp salad which was prepared with an orange sauce - out of this world! My wife had the veal and I had the ahi tuna, both were marvelously presented and tasted phenomenal. Eat bite was savored. We pair our meals with the four vine Chardonnay (meat), and the Pinot noir (fish). Great choices. For dessert we had the apple crumble prepared in a bourbon sauce. That was the only part of the meal we would only give four stars. Everything else was five star.\n\nThe one drawback was the overwhelming noisy atmosphere. Might be their design intention though. We would recommend!


Do not go with young kids!  Expensive, bad food, small rooms, poor customer service and not stroller friendly.  They make you sit thru a 15 minute movie which was miserable with my little ones.  The food was terrible and overpriced.  People were literally returning rotten fruit in front of me and the cashier would l t take anything off the shelves.  The staff were rude - we got yelled at in the atrium because my toddler had a butterfly land on her and she went nuts I'm talking screaming ballistic.  We could t find a staff to help us so we took the butterfly off of her to get her to stop yelling and immediately a staff appears out of nowhere and is yelling at us for touching it.  I was not impressed with the customer service and was told we couldn't skip the movie even with 3 toddlers who just would not sit still and bothered the people around us.


We have a great time on Fridays and Saturday night! Fun karaoke with the Karaoke Kings, good drinks! Nice outdoor patio. Excellent for bikers, locals,passers-by, Cowboys and whomever just wants to have fun. Pool tables, video,shuffleboard,etc.


Good, solid pizza place with lots of charm and great service. Really good salads too.\n\nGreat place to go for a birthday -- the warm chocolate chip cookie w/ ice cream is sinful. Loved it!


About time a good restaurant with variety opened in this area. Right near work so it will be a frequent spot for me. I stopped in for lunch today and had the Dan Dan Noodle but to my spicy pallet, only a 5. Flavors were good and the spice was nice. A spring roll and a salad for only $7.95. I really wanted the soup but it was not available for take out. Washed everything down with a Watermelon/Banana smoothie. It was soooo good i almost went back for another. Large menu with flavors from different Asian backgrounds, i will be back!


Not sure it is real or fantasy in mind of somebody.  I  pre-purchased detailing for my mid-size SUV through Groupon. To make this short, it is next to impossible to contact them. Oh, you can call or text, but be prepared for no answer. If you do contact them and they arrange to come to your place, be aware that most likely they will never appear.  This review is based on my calling or texting them repeatedly and setting up two appointments with them to come to my house. On neither occasion did anyone appear.  Unless you want to waste your time, don't do business with this so-called business. For me, I hope I get my money back from Groupon. Then I clean the car myself.


Lobster Roll was great. Try their French Onion Soup. I need to go back and experience more of the food. The seating was pretty good. Service was great.


I read all the reviews after my girlfriends decided to drag me out to see a Band last night. The place was not packed so parking wasn't an issue (we got there around  8:30pm but it was Good Friday after all). \n\nNo meat so we he had the veggie platter with hummus, coconut shrimp with spicy orange dipping sauce, fried calamari with an asian chili type sauce, crab meat stuffed mushrooms. \n\nI have to say the food was excellent! Portions split amongst us were perfect, this is not your typical bar food. In fact, if you've ever been to Bonfire in Monroe while its a lot bigger - the food here at Finz is head and shoulders above them, and I know my food at every level :)  Bonfire I'd pass on sorry. \n\nBathrooms are very clean, the bar itself and tables are as well, and the Waitress we had was a sweetheart! Loved her, very attentive. The prices were perfect! Nothing broke the bank, which is why we were able to get a bunch of appetizers and sample a nice variety of picky foods! Great menu!\n\nSaw kids leaving around 9pm with parents so there are high tables to eat at. I know you can book parties there, they apparently have two tonight per the waitress. I'd absolutely consider it for a party esp. with bands like Smiling Dogs or SugarSmax. \n\nAll in All, if you want a nice night out with friends, able to see and hear a band from anywhere in the bar (by the way they were not so loud that you left with a headache like Skinnyz). Apparently they have an outdoors area that we will definitely be back this summer to try out. LOVED the band, hope to see another tonight, you can't beat free as in no cover charge (please don't change that!) and close to home. \n\nI think we'll try the burgers tonight to see how other items on the menu are but kudos to the chef there. The salads that walked by looked awesome too. \n\n*Note: we wanted the Caprese Skewers but they were out of Mootz :( and I saw someone walk by with a pizza that looked just a littttttle too dark, but still give them four stars, we are fans and will be back. \n\nYou have a winning mix there, don't change anything!


The Imperial Palace is super affordable for Vegas standards but there is nothing palatial about it! \n\nFirst tip: book at Travelocity. We paid like $30/night, anymore than that would have awarded the place 0 stars. Plus, you get a free 24 hour buffet pass good at any of the Harris hotels. \n\nSecond tip: make sure your cab driver drops you off in FRONT of the hotel. Our cab driver dropped us off at the back entrance, not knowing any better we got out and then had to take two different elevators and walk a mile through the musty casino with our luggage to check in (which is located at the front of the hotel). Not fun. Boo, (curse you mean cabbie)! \n\nTo get to any of the rooms you have to walk through the smoke filled casino. Gross! \n\nMy BFF and I wanted to go to Vegas for our first vacation ever but were on a serious budget. Opting to maximize our spending power we went with the Imperial Palace. The rates are great and the nonsmoking rooms are truly smoke free. The hotel is centrally located on the strip, across from Cesar's Palace. \n\nThe actual room was kind of Motel 6ish. Not horrible but most definitely not the nicest room I have stayed in. It had those scratchy blankets and sheets, you know the ones. There were plenty of towels and good water pressure which is a definite plus. \n\nThe room had a tiny little \"patio\" but our glass door required the Jaws of Life to open, so we didn't go onto the patio much. There was a major wind storm so we didn't get to enjoy the pool (which was super far from our room) but looked decent enough. \n\nWe stayed in Tour 5 which meant we went to sleep (around 4am) and woke up (around noon) to blaring music. I am still not sure were the music was coming from, but if you live in a city with lots of street noise it won't bother you. \n\nOverall, the place is super dumpy compared to all the nice Vegas hotels but it gets the job done. Let's put it this way, we had a blast but made a pact not to return to Vegas until we could afford to stay at the Venetian or better. The biggest negative is having to walk to another hotel to shop, eat, and/or party. At the nicer hotels you can do this in your own hotel (and with guest perks) maximizing your stay. If you just want a cheap, conveniently located place to crash this is your spot!


I knew I shouldn't have stopped.  All my other visits over the years had been terrible but I was really craving fried shimp and couldn't imagine how they could screw it up.  Well...$8 later after eating 3 flavorless greasy shrimp and picking at the fish I threw it away because I knew I was going to throw up if I ate any more.  It was THAT bad.  Where is the corporate or owner quality control on this product and to make it worse the cashier was an idiot lost in his own world - What's a combo...dah it's a number 9 with chicken.  OK what's a number 9?


I love Roberto's and this happens to be right by my house so I come here all the time. The food always comes out fast and they always get my order right.\n\nThis location is old and the decor is dumpy ...but I don't go to Robertos for the ambiance.


I've been here now about 5-6 times now and am finally getting to post a review. So here's my feedback on specific items:\n\n1) AYCE: I did this for lunch the first time I came so that I could test out several rolls without totally breaking the wallet (which, if you order more than 2-3 a la carte, is always way more than just shelling out for AYCE). I wish I could remember the names but one in particular stood out, which is the roll with the deep fried unagi on top. That one totally blew my wig back. I like mostly rolls that aren't all raw and one thing I like about this place is that in my mind it truly reflects the 808 \"taste\" - most on the sweet side (most if not all their rolls come with eel sauce drizzled on them) and in the a la carte non-sushi items, GENEROUS PORTIONS. \n\nDownside: If I had anything to gripe about in flavor it would be that they almost put TOO much eel sauce on their non-raw rolls which, from me, is something. I'm the girl who usually requests extra eel sauce on the side and more of the sweet pickled ginger, geez. Some might have to request \"light\" sauce. \n\nI also noticed their rolls are smaller but \"longer\" if that makes any sense, and this is something I LOVE. Less rice too. I hate it when they roll them so wide and tall that you look like you're having a painful experience when widening your jaw just to eat a slice. I mean, you can always order more!!!\n\n2) MOCHIKO CHICKEN: I will confess that I came twice in one week just to eat this manna from heaven. I'd never had it before so was intrigued enough to order it and it's a cross between teriyaki (it being marinated chicken thighs in a sweet soy sauce) and chicken katsu (being fried crisp). The coating isn't panko but mochiko (sticky rice flour) which gives it this crazy crisp coating that STAYS crisp even through the next day (I speak from experience). They slice it up nicely for you. Very, very well done and very delicous and they always serve it so piping hot that steam is still rising from the sliced crust. I can't go back to Katsu after having this!!!\n\n3) KATSU CHICKEN: Massive portions, crispy crust, VERY tender and juicy chicken, practically falls aparts as you try to pick it up with chopsticks. Not as much a fan of their katsu sauce - which was a dark, soy-based gingery sauce. While it was nice that they tried to tailor their sauce to their restaurant I would have much preferred the generic sweet-slightly-sour reddish-orange-brown sauce that usually accompanies katsu chicken which helps cuts through the fried flavor.\n\n3) BENTO BOX COMBINATION MEAL- OK, so I tried one day for lunch their \"combination special\" which I think for around $14-$15 offered \"2 choices\" from a whole selection of stuff. They offer one selection for slight cheaper and three selections if you want more. I picked the mochiko chicken and katsu chicken thinking for a dainty Japanese bento box, would be tiny servings. Hellllll noooo.... 808 Hawaiian sensibility came busting out when the waiter came back struggling with my obscenely loaded bento box. 2 massive sliced-up portions of mochiko chicken and 2 massive portions of the katsu, rice scoop, gingery green salad, soup, steamed edamame, PLUS dessert of your choice (I chose mango mochi ice cream, which was delish). I waved the waiter over to ask for a box afterwards and upon seeing my bento box, joked he could have resold my plate \"as is\" because it looked hardly touched. More leftovers for lunch for me! I basically got 3 lunches for $15.\n\n4) SERVICE/ PRICING: I am extremely happy with the pricing, I find them competitive, fair and they offer good value for the price. Service has always been stellar when I was there with water always being topped up and multiple 'how you doing?' checks from the staff.\n\nI'll definitely continue to come here and greatly recommend this place for people like me who love the Hawaiian flavor focus, portions, and laid back feel.


I've been to Ruth's Chris about six or seven times in three different states, and All I can say is, when you franchise restaurants out to individual owners, you get a pretty inconsistant product.\n\nThe two here are okay.   I prefer the one near the palms because they get more interesting clientele.\n\nThe food is good and the service is prompt.  I always sit at the bar, but did have a large party here for 15 people, and we were treated well.\n\nThe bar is open late, and they servefood almost until the end.


Hate the wait especially in winter but love everything else about it. I do want to give it a five star but had to knock one off just because of my love for potatoes and apparently my go to \"Morning after breakfast\" doesn't come with it. Although stealing those delicious  Lyonnaise potatoes from my partners plate has never been an issue. \n\nEvery time we've been here we've never had any bad experience with the food or the service. Highly recommended for breakfast.


Tried them for the very first time yesterday afternoon.\n\nAside from not knowing that you paid the young kid standing outside w/your treats, I think I did okay. I ordered a single cheeseburger with all the fixin's and a small soda. Burger were pretty tasty! They could have gone a little lighter w/the mayo, but overall - not too shabby!\n\nI've heard rave reviews on their tots as well - can't wait to try these puppies some other day. Oh, and all of their slushies and shakes.


Excellent, excellent food! Corny, Corny name!  But I forgive them. I could tell by the wonderful aroma of limu Omani (dried limes) that it would be good. I don't know if Tempe knows how good you have it, or maybe you do, but from the tadig and khoresh to the aash, Tasty Kabob is truly authentic Persian food.  If you're looking for good inexpensive thing to try, have the tadig and khoresh with ghormeh sabzi for only $6.50. It can be your meal. Plus the fun of tadig is that you can use it like chips to pick up your savory khoresh.\n\nWhy isn't this place in DC???  Aargh! Ah, well at least I found it and enjoyed it. Just like home cooking.


Good American food. Beer is pricey though.


Blendinis are u kidding me!!!! It's 4.99 for small cup that's only half full!!!! ridiculous!!!!


Walking past the charming courtyard, I was rather dissapointed with the inside interior.  It was valentine's Day and they had obviously packed more tables into the main dining area to crank out more $$.  The result was table's placed in odd configurations and ours half blocked a doorway.  We also had to listen to everyone's conversation because they were way too close.  \n\nThe food was not exciting, but we were ordering off a limited holiday menu.  I would be curious to know what type of experience we would have had if it had been an ordinary weekend.


Bought a Groupon for 3 months of membership and in the \"how to\" section it requires us to call (702)818-5800 to register. After numerous attempts during their \"staffed\" hours at 10am-6pm to register, they finally leave a voicemail for my friend and lets us know that we can come in anytime 10am-6pm to register. We have to register to get the key so we can have 24 hour access to their facility.\n\nToday me and my friend go to anytime at 2:15PM and try to open the door for the guest entrance. Surprise surprise it is locked. There are people in the gym of course, the other customers who already have a key to access the member access entrance. Where is the staff? There is no sign that says \"out for lunch\". Don't call it staffed hours if there is no staff working. Called a handful of times while waiting outside and no one answers. Bigger waste of time than trying to order a steak at a vegan restaurant. \n\nDefinitely not the best business people. Will update when the \"staff\" contacts us back.


I originally gave the following five star review and had to REVISE...\"I was staying at the JW Marriott across the street and in desperate need of a manicure.  Not wanting to pay a million dollars at the hotel, I saw the place and walked in.  It was extremely crowded, which is annoying, but a good sign.  I got the gel manicure and the spa pedi.  It was absolutely amazing and the service was to die for.  The massage for my feet was extra long... Wonderful. The hand massage extended to my shoulders and was amazing.  If I lived here, I would be back every  other week and a regular.  Wow... I am happy!  Yay!!!\"\n\nMy gel manicure started chipping AFTER ONE DAY.  Boo.  This is NOT supposed to happen.  Other reviewers had the same response and I couldn't believe it because I had a good experience.  if you go here get a REGULAR manicure NOT GEL.  It was a huge disappointment the next day and I didn't have time to go back.  Spent the rest of my trip with ugly chipped nails.


Door staff girl was the rudest person! Even the group in front of us was complaining about her as well. We considered leaving at this point , but decided to try out the place. Very pretentious vibe! Will definitely not be going back!!!


This is my favorite Italian restaurant in Montreal.  The food is always delicious.  I'm a fan of the gigi and papalini sauces.  Last night, I enjoyed the penne with scallops in rosee sauce.  Their pastas are very reasonably priced at only $11.95.  The green salad was very fresh and had a tasty creamy house dressing.  The soups are always delicious in the cooler months.  Don't miss the Witch of the Village!


I had a mani-pedi Groupon for this place and it took several times or appointments until I finally made it.  Guess the problem was the lack of nail techs and the amount of Groupons sold, they could not keep up with the demands for appointment.  I finally made an appointment, had to reschedule for personal reasons then when I called to reconfirm my appointment, someone did not jot it down!  So another appointment was made.  The place looked okay (was sat down while waiting on a chair that was leaning forward, broken perhaps?) champagne and wine was offered yet there was something that was \"off\" about this salon, I couldn't quite pinpoint it.  The nail person was very nervous, going back and forth, rushing making me nervous.  She really tried her best to accommodate.  She used brand new nail file and foot scrubs which she gave to me when she was done but the rest of her equipment were sanitary questionable.  Her working area was untidy and messy, nail paint and smudges.  Needless to say,  I was \"creeped\" out as to how clean this place really is.  The owner was there, she was very friendly and helpful but there was a missing \"link\" here...  It's like they were really trying to be nice and friendly yet it was not sincere.  My mani-pedi turned out fine at least.  Their regular prices are quite high and from what I experienced here??? Nah...


Beautiful place but terrible service. Terrible food!!!! Atmosphere was middle age white couples. We were a group of people from different ethnicities and were pretty much out of place. Not good for big groups. They are not accommodating at all! For such a pricey place you would think the food would be good. It was so bad and does not even taste fresh! \n\nVery disappointed, would not come back!


just ok....


Fantastic! Excellent workout, super nice friendly staff. Been going for about 6 weeks. Each instructor is terrific. Selling the treadmill!


Express hand car wash for $7? Sign me up! There are some fancier options such as wax, vacuuming, etc. but I can do those at home.\n\nThe only downside here was trying to figure out how to get in. It's stuck behind a gas station and when I drove up, there were two employees just standing around staring at me. I pulled up right next to them and asked for service. I would have expected someone to walk up to my window or at least wave and indicate what to do to get my car washed.\n\nAfter handing over my $7, I pulled up to what looked like an automated car wash with a track that pulls the car along. The only automated part involved a gentle rinse, soap and dryer. A few workers followed the car along and cleaned it. I didn't even have to get out of the car!\n\nOverall, the value is great. I will definitely go back!


Its good for late night Thai food. Portions not as big as most Restaurants and a little higher priced.  good  because its open late night. Not bad, waitresses are  friendly. Has a nice bar.


**Update: I ended up dealing with Leann in risk management, and SHE was also great. Very diligent about call backs as well. She managed to get a reimbursement set up, so I'm upgrading this another star. They ended up doing right by the customer, just took them awhile!**\n\nI haven't been so disappointed in a hotel in a long time. Let me be clear, my disappointment is with staff, not with the property. I really like the property (which makes it a 2 star instead of 1), but probably won't be coming back because of the staff. \n\nMy girlfriend left a phone charger in the room, and when I got off of work 4 hours later I went back to get it. Was told to call lost and found the next day, to which they said they didn't have it yet. We then stopped in the day after that to talk to someone in person... And we were given the run around. Bounced from security to concierge back to security, NOBODY giving any answers or taking any responsibility, and a bunch of people shrugging in a \"I don't have any idea what you should do\" kind of way. \n\nThe security guard was older, and just seemed to not care. I told him I work at a similar hotel on the strip, I know phone chargers can go missing. He said yup, sometimes they just disappear (clearly implying employees take them). To which I asked, so because someone takes our phone charger we are SOL? He looked at us and nodded in confirmation. He also said sometimes phones themselves just develop legs and walk out never to be seen again... Really? Glad your employees didn't take a phone worth hundreds of dollars? Thank god it was just a charger? Phew!\n\nShocked, we asked to file a security report. This is when we were handed over to Daniel, who was far and away the best person we dealt with at the palazzo. He is what customer service should be. He was nothing short of amazing. We walked him through where we left it, he said people leave chargers in that socket CONSTANTLY (it's on the opposite side of the wall divider between living room and the beds). He sympathized, did the report with us and everything. Spent like 30-45 minutes making sure we had everything done and were comfortable. HE was 5 star quality. \n\nHe have me a number in risk management to call to follow up in 3-4 days, and to possibly ask for reimbursement. I waited 2 weeks to call because I was really busy working, but then I left 4 voicemails for Eugene Fitch in risk management over 2 weeks. She never called back. \n\nI called the general line, and somebody finally called me back a few days later...  Now a month after the stay. They couldn't find my report, but called me back later having located it. The result? Uh...lost and found didn't have it, so there's nothing we can do. \n\nWell, thanks for nothing Palazzo. You wasted ample amounts of my time, did nothing to fix a new $30 charger being left behind, even though we spent 5-600 dollars on property. I know that isn't a lot compared to other customers, but $30 is so trivial to lose a customer over. It wouldn't have bothered me as much either if the customer service wasn't so bad. I gave them ample time to respond, and got nothing. I don't know if Eugene Fitch actually exists. I can't think of any other customer service where someone would ignore FOUR voicemails!\n\nI find it hard to believe a 5 star establishment operates like this. I feel cheated and taken advantage of, particularly because I wasn't an a**hole to anyone. Someone who wanted to be a jerk would probably have been taken care of, I see that all the time. But because I understand what it's like in the industry, and assumed they would find a solution given enough time... I'm stuck with a \"yeah, nothing we can do.\"\n\nI'll spend my money at Wynn or Bellagio in the future, and make sure to triple check for my charger before leaving!


I think Korina might have mixed this place up with somewhere else - or perhaps has an ex-boyfriend working there... \n\nCommunity Tire is one of the most professional companies I have ever done business with, and they definitely stand behind their work 100%.\n\nI have used two of the Community Tire locations and had nothing but perfect results. Fast, fair, friendly! Plus, they give back a lot to the local community.


Order to go!  Definitely authentic and they don't speak much English.  But the service is friendly.  They even let me try the barbacoa when I asked what it tasted like while looking over the menu.  The flavors in their tacos really come through.  Chicken tacos are spicy all by themselves, and the guacamole is very simple, mostly avocado and lime juice.\n\nBut I will throw in a few dings for the table seating which consists of metal fold up chairs, booth seats that are all torn up, and there was even a rusty nail sticking out of the side of one of them.  But the booths are still the best way to go if you insist on dining in.  \n\nThe cuts of meat could be a lot better.  This is not going to become a regular place for me because I'm picky.  But I'll mark it down as an interesting experience and recommend it to anyone who wants to give them a go.  \"You should try it, but it's not for me...\"


Viva Chicken is a great place to get a quick and casual bite. If you haven't guess by the name, yes it's totally Americanized but they have done it in a clever and totally likable way. The food is flavorful and consistent. Try the Wow Lomito if you aren't gluten-free, counting calories, carbs or any other nonsense. If you want to take it a step further, get some yucca fries and bathe them in one of their signature sauces and then wash it down with some Maracuya (passion fruit) juice. If this doesn't add some passion in your life, you're hopeless.


There are some unexpectedly positive experiences that really change the direction of your day. Herbs and Rye was one of those experiences. I went here with two friends on Dec 6 after trying to find a good place in Las Vegas off the beaten path. After a little thought we settled on Herbs and Rye for a night of good drinks. While we didn't have a reservation we were able to get an open booth and the service was among the best I have seen at a bar. The drinks were reasonably priced and were among the best we have had, some of my other friends ended up on the strip. I'm pretty happy I ended up at Herbs and Rye. The place is clean, there is easy parking, the place has a great crowd, the service is among the best, and the ambience is perfect. I will definitely be back and have told my friends who are traveling to Las Vegas to do the same.


Sign of decline\n\nOk has been one of my favorite places to eat \n\nDue a work location shift had not been there for about six months.\n\nSo I go to get my favorite since I had been craving it. The lady at the counter is abrupt informs me that she will fill out the sheet.\n\n So I place my order and wait. And wait. Place is not busy. And wait.\n\nGet the food, have to ask again for my drinks. Abrupt again.\n\nI got it to go. Open it and find my Jen red pork quesadilla has a grand total of 5 pieces of pork. Yes  small pieces totaling 5. One section no meat just sauce. Burrito half full as normal. Ordered double jerk rice instead of beans got one portion of rice. Rice had balls of cold white rice with no flavoring.\n\n\nSeverely disappointed. My brother goes this last week. Almost same exact experience.\n\nSad to me to see the decline of such a great quirky place


My girlfriend and I recently purchased our first condo. Being as that we were first time buyers, we have never had an inspection done prior to this and didn't know where to turn. I decided to test my luck with Google and typed in \"affordable home inspections\" and clicked on the first link which navigated me to this particular business website. Not only was I easily able to navigate through the site, it clearly labeled what to expect from their services, how much each service would cost, along with an abundance of other information in regards to the inspection. I called the phone number listed and was quickly set up with an appointment.  Not even 24 hours later I was set to meet with an inspector at the condo. This particular gentleman (Tom was his name) was extremely thorough with his inspection, being patient with me and answering the plethora of questions I had along the way. At the end of the inspection he provided me with a lengthy, detailed report. This ultimately led to our decision to purchase the condo because we were now at ease with the results found upon completion. I would HIGHLY recommend Affordable Inspections to anyone looking to conduct a home investigation. Hassle free, headache free and quality customer service at its finest! Thanks again guys!


Typical celebrity chef restaurant... \"okay\" service and good food. You definitely go there for the experience, not necessarily for the service. Wine list is outrageous - a little disappointing for those who don't want to spend $60 a bottle. I had the Gemelli, which was really good - great flavor with fabulous homemade pasta and crisp broccoli rabe. My husband had the spaghetti and meatballs - nothing too crazy - well prepared meatballs with homemade pasta and savory tomato sauce. Overall, a good experience, but not a MUST have for the strip.


Been going here for, shit, 10 years? I really want to love it (pakalolo no Swiss sub pepper Jack) but lately it's been kinda pissin me off, for all the reasons mentioned by everyone else here.\n\nGreat subs, not so much meat on them, kinda pricey, ultra slow, thumbs up for having mtn dew on tap.\n\nOh, and not green/sustainable at all!! Tried to redeem about 5 punch cards totaling 10 punches for a free sammich but they wouldn't let me. They could have just reused the cards, giving the ones with one punch to the next customers instead of punching and wasting all new cards.\n\nHippies my ass . . .\n\nI will probably be going back, though not nearly as much.


I go to Zipps quite often and nothing has ever been an issue, but last night while trying to enjoy a nice outing with my friends/coworkers things took a turn for the worst. We had friends show up early to reserve a table for 8, we met up with them and sat down, ordered drinks, and everything seemed to be going smoothly. But then throughout the night, rude remarks and attitude was given by the server (not going to mention names because you know who you are) . You could tell she just clearly did not want to be there. The main issue occurred when the checks were brought to the table. Everything was unorganized. With ALL of us  at the table working in the restaurant industry (including our manager), we DO understand rough days and the business. But I have NEVER felt so uncomfortable at a restaurant. She then proceeded to drop the checks off... one check book had a salad on it, I recognized it was not ours and put it in the middle of the table.  We situated our money and she then came by to picked up our tabs. But before she could even do that...she snapped at our table saying we had some other tables check book, I said \"yes, we put it in the middle of our table because it wasn't ours\", she then says \"well where's the money that was in it\" we say there was none that we had seen. She then pulls aside the table that the check belonged to as they are exiting and questions if they paid their tab... they say \"yes, with cash\". She comes back to us (mind you making scene in front of the patio) saying it is \"impossible\" that there was no money in it, assuming we stole it. Coming from a table full of servers we discussed that we would never accuse a table and track back steps before throwing accusations around...well what do you know, the money was on the floor. How did the manager handle it? He simply stated he would talk to her. I have never felt so offended and appalled by how we were treated. It is called customer service. Not only did she do that, but as other guests would leave she would lean out the patio while they were walking to their cars asking if they paid their tabs. Just very unprofessional. She then brings back our checks but one booklet has three tabs in it and she says the cash amount given was insufficient because she forgot a tab... at this point I thought it was a joke. We all gave her enough money, but at this point I felt she wouldn't get a tip because clearly she did not deserve one and pocketed the money, with our manager fed up, he took care whatever needed to be paid for because he just wanted to get out of there. I have never tipped lower than 20% even if the service was bad, knowing that everyone has their days. But being accused of stealing while trying to enjoy a nice evening is uncalled for. Her demeanor was awful and the whole transaction had me sick. I will not be attending this Zipps in the near future.


Ordered delivery tonight. Pizza was warm but flavorful, the hell wings were weak ( the jalape\u00f1o pepper slice was hotter) but the delivery girl was sweet, she knew my son and lives nearby thought of everything we would need-thank you Linh you were great!


PETCO, great. \nThis specific store, not so great.\nJust A-OK (if that).\n\nThey don't restock. They just don't. I love that PETCO carries holistic food like Halo\u00ae, because I will NOT feed my companion friend by-products or any other garbage that I find abysmally unethical. But what is the point of being a loyal PETCO patron when every time you come to this store, one or more of the specific types of food that your little friend enjoys is not stocked on the shelves because of pure laziness/lack of preparedness by the staff? \n\nI am not certain about the other patrons of this specific store but my experience has been that it is not unusual to have specific brand inventories completely depleted from a shelf. Completely. \n\nIt is actually unusual to go to the Halo section and find every flavour available. Very unusual. Makes you think that they must have just hired someone new that does not know how things work around here whenever you see a section with shelves full of contents. Unfortunately, slowly but surely they adapt the standing practice of failing to stock shelves of store #1105.\n\nOn a somewhat more esoteric subject than finding your favourite food when you go shopping for it, is the matter of the weasel ferrets they sell here. DO NOT BUY THEM. They are Marshall Farms ferrets and well ... MF has been an unabashed perpetrator of such massive wrong-doing with animals that there are not enough characters allowable in a Yelp review for me to explain why you should not buy Marshall Farms. - E


Went here for lunch today and it was just so-so.  I ordered half portobella mushroom sandwich and half black and blue salad.  I love salads but this one just wasn't right.  The steak in it was so chewy.  I took it off the salad but then the salad was still warm.  It had grilled onions and mushrooms on it which I find odd.  I think it's weird to have grilled onions in a salad.  Maybe it's me but it's just not right.\n\nThe mushroom sandwich was soggy and not very good.  Actually the mushrooms were just fine but putting it together in a sandwich with cheese and red peppers just didn't do it for me.  They do not go together in my opinion. Basically, I found both items odd.\n\nThe server was great and the food came out fast I will give them credit for that.  I have been here a few times and this is not a place that I would volunteer up if someone was asking for suggestions where to eat.\n\nSome people love it and some people don't.


This is  a great little deli with a large menu.  Breakfast is available, fried eggs, potatoes etc. that is unusual for a place like this.  Not sure it is all that authentic but they have hot pastrami and corned beef.  Product seems to be above average but what really made me decide to make a return trip was the service.  Very friendly and helpful.   Seems to be a popular place.


I recently took my dog bear to board here for 15 days and when I picked him up to my surprise he had a chunk of hair missing on his neck and cut and scab wounds all around I asked what happend they said its been like that for a week they had no idea when i asked what happend they had no idea they said he came in like that that was there  that was a lie so the manager never contacted me to check on my dog or to see if i was satisfied with there process so i had to contacted them they said he got bite  oh it was not that bad  ya right he got punctured from the bite so that tells me the other dog had a good grip before anyone came to get him off my dog so if you want people to watch your dog unsupervised with potential of getting bitten and have no customer service to follow up with you to care about well being of your dog dont go there