I've been here a bunch of time, and the bartenders are plain bad. I've seen multiple drinks terribly messed up (bartender, you can't tell that a drink is wrong when it has coke in it and is still clear?) as well as bartenders try to force and guilt people into buying water. I organize a group event every month that comes here with about 20-30 people and we won't be coming back in the future.


If you have ever seen any of the traveling Cirque du Soleil shows, DO NOT waste your time or money on KA. \n\nIt is seriously so bad, so BORING, so confusing and pointless. My boyfriend fell fast asleep and stayed that way for the majority of the show. Are you serious?!!?! \n\nBefore the show started, the guy behind us pretty much summed up how the Cirque du Soleil experience SHOULD be: \"I don't care about a story line; I only care about how close to death the performers are. The closer to death, the more entertaining for me.\" EXACTLY.\n\nAt no point was anyone close to death during Ka. And I shouldn't have to follow a boring dialogue-less story to watch a Cirque show!! The moving stage is only cool for about 2 minutes. There were maybe 1 1/2 interesting acts (guys jump-roping on giant hamster wheels and some of the hanging-from-the-rope act).\n\nI can't believe this show is so much more expensive than the traveling shows. I have NEVER been disappointed by a traveling show. I most recently saw Kooza in Santa Monica, and it was breath-taking, hilarious, and jaw-droppingly amazing. Don't settle for less. \n\nSKIP KA and enjoy Vegas!


Disappointing. The Avondale location must have different cooks/recipes because I've eaten there multiple times and always been pleased. The Scottsdale location on the other hand was terrible. The location is good, but the restaurant still screams Bennigans or Luby's or whatever it should be but isn't \"Mexican.\" The salsas were blah. Again, Avondale is doing something different. The queso was nearly inedible with a very coarse, gritty texture. The plates came out and although my food was hot, my son's plate was cold. The cheese enchilada was boring. The beef \"burro\" was.....was....I don't know how to describe it. If the beef was on a hoagie it would have been a bad Philly cheese steak too. But, it was more suited to that than a Mexican burrito. \n\nOverall, I apologized to my family that I forced them to go there for dinner. Considering within 2 minutes of driving, there was Maggianos, Gordon Biersch, and a plethora of great restaurants, I was sorry I made them go. As we were leaving, I commented that the best thing I had was the water and my usually easy going daughter agreed. If you find yourself at that corner, pick another place.


Arrived to Encore around 1am, there was a short line. Paid $20 to get in. It was hella packed inside. Some fatty stepped on my toe and I had to shove him because he didn't even notice. Stupid British accent guy. Get a hint fool. We spent most of our time outside near the pool. There was a nice view of the hotel and pool. There was a girl break dancing in a mini skirt= free show. Nice place, music was ok for the most part, and unfortunately the crowd was not too pretty that night.


The dood was Delicious and the service was great and the atmosphere was very nice. Excited to know they will be serving wine soon.


I was pretty disappointed to find out that they do not carry any type of yard art or Talavera pottery... \nI'm always looking to add a little something.


If you're from New Orleans, or love New Orleans food, do NOT waste your time. The breakfast was very disappointing.  The service was slow and not friendly. Coffee is $4 a cup, which they do not fill all the way and there are no free refills.


I don't hate it. \nI don't love it. \nI'm very blah about it.\n\n\nInitially wanted to come here after seeing pictures on Instagram. I was super excited as I was hoping for snow like that from Hawaii snow places, like Snow Factory or Frost City.\n\nMy friends and I had #3, #4, #5 respectively. I don't like the \"popping pearls\" in my #5 so, I replaced it with butterfinger.\n\nI'd like to say it was similar in texture being kind of creamy but, they need to improve on their flavors. I got to samps the taro, green tea, and \"kuma snow\" (whatever flavor that it) and it was whatever......it quenched my thirst in this heat we're having.\nI'd like to see more variety ---- I'm thinking of the variety that Snow Ono food/shave ice truck had --- I miss horchata flavor, I guess.\n\nI loved how the decor is all bright and cute. Tryna get the whole Asian-kawaii market. I mean, that's what got me.....very Instagram worthy pics outta here.\n\nOverall, I'll be back. Businesses tend to get better in time ***cross fingers*** \nI wanna bring more people so we can \"samps\" more things; this way I don't base this review on just 3 flavors.


Decent service, and good food. I like their happy hour. I wouldn't come here if I was starving but portion sizes are adequate.


I've been to Oscar's several times and keep going back because the food and service is fantastic.  They are very attentive but not overly so.  The view of downtown is amazing from the restaurant--although it is a bummer they have that new zip line that blocks a good portion (not the restaurant's fault by any means).\n\nI always get the filet mignon butterflied well done and they do it perfectly!  The garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus are delicious sides as well.  The dinners here are just so so good. My husband ordered the salmon and I don't even like fish but it looked delicious as well.\n\n The only thing I don't care for is the bread--it has scallions and stuff inside it and I'd rather have plain bread.\n\nIf you go to Vegas this place is worth eating at.


You would have to be white or be with a white person to get good service around here.  I felt a racial tension when I was here last.


Blah. Stayed here over Illinois Homecoming weekend, and with my friend's wedding block rate it was still ~$90/night. The room was moderately okay upon first sight...but then things just started going downhill. There were cigarette burns on our blankets, a shower that looked like it had been pulled from a foreclosed doublewide and, much to my chagrin after realizing I had forgotten mine, NO HAIR DRYER. That made for a pleasant morning of tailgating in late October. \n\nThings didn't really get bad until the day we checked out and I noticed I had some sort of rash on my torso and legs. Are. You. Kidding. After Googling bed bugs for about 20 minutes I got an email asking to fill out a survey about my stay and was not very polite. Thankfully, I got an email from the manager shortly after who wanted to \"make things right\" and ended up cutting my bill in half.\n\nSo....good customer service after the fact...not so great hotel stay. Never again. Until next year, that is, when I'm scrambling for Homecoming weekend accommodations without a wedding discount.


Went here for lunch and it was baaad. The cornbread was edible and that was about it.


Walking down the Las Vegas Strip is not fun between Mandalay Bay and Excalibur....that's why I'm a big fan of this tram.  Whenever friends visit, Mandalay Bay is a must stop.  On the rare occasion they want to also visit the Excalibur (not by my recommendation) we take the tram.  It's FREE and it beats walking all the way to the front of the property.  It's especially great during the hot Summer months.\n\nReturn Factor - 90%


Had the parmesan garlic and teriyaki wings and they where really good.  A nice and clean wing joint. Just don't be in a hurry, takes awhile to get your food.


Came because they claim to cut high tech auto keys. Not only did I not get a key cut but I was told they could not cut the key for my Honda. If you are going to advertise that you cut high tech keys then you should be able to.


This CVS drives me BANANAS. First of all, I think CVS is setup to be slow and crappy. One line, one person working who has no idea how to use the register, horribly high non-sale item prices, bad lightening, old school (and not in a good way) layout, etc. That being said, I continue to go there because of it's proximity to my workplace. Basically, I have no choice. \n\nWhich brings me to the pharmacy. While I have no one to blame but myself when I go into buy a candy bar and it takes 20 minutes to check out (see paragraph above) I have a higher standard when it comes to the pharmacy. There are literally 10 BILLION people working back there (ok, maybe 6) and yet they cannot get it together. I have literally waited in line inside for 30 minutes with a baby in my arms as snot ran down my blouse (from my nose, not the baby's, I was the sick one) and only one person is working the counter AND the drive thru while 5 other people chat  about their vacation plans (seriously!) and fill prescriptions. I took note of this issue and next time I used the drive thru, as the baby was sleeping and they seem to favor the drive thru to the people waiting inside. When I got to the front they told me my prescription, which had been called in 6 hours prior, was not ready. WTF, CVS? Totally unacceptable. I demanded it immediately and told them I would not move my vehicle until I received my medication. After all, it was a zpack. Grab the box and throw it at me. No \"filling\" required.  UGH.\n\nI will do almost anything to avoid this CVS.


This was our second experience with the ER, and it was even WORSE than before!\nOur three year old daughter was brought by ambulance to this ER, and the staff had NO idea how to care for a child.  She was not in shock and not crying or fighting, but they were not able to get a proper temp or urine sample,  without MY help and suggestions. They took her blood pressure with a large adult sized cuff, and no one even checked her ears to realize she had a terrible infection. Worse, the \"STAT/emergency\" blood and urine tests were sent out of the facility to take TWO days to return.  On top of this, the doctor was RUDE and seemed clueless as what to do. (Her name was Dr. Kent) Completely unacceptable.  We immediately drove our daughter to a different facility as soon as she was able to leave, and then she was FINALLY cared for after hours of waiting and not getting proper care.  What a JOKE. \nA year ago a family member was sent here after an accident and the ER was even worse.  And, my mother needed surgery and her doctor told her there was no way he would perform it at Mercy Gilbert, even though he has privileges there because the staff is that bad. This hospital is less than a block from our home, but I will NEVER, NEVER return.  This hospital looks beautiful and new, but the staff and system in place is broken! BEWARE.


If this were a review on service alone I would give 5 stars.  Our server, April, was very nice and attentive to our table.  \n\nI found the food to be a bit on the bland side.  My steak and mushroom crock was topped with instant potatoes.  The meat was tender and the mushrooms were fresh, but the instant potatoes were a deal-breaker for me.  \n\nMy friend's lunch was pretty bland to her.  I did not taste it.  \n\nI will have to give this place another chance at a later date.  Their hamburgers looked really good.


Love their massages !! It's not a big place, but the service is great and their massotherapists are very good at what they are doing... I have been there a couple times now, they treated my shoulder and neck pain and now no more headaches :) definitely worth it!


$5 Sky vodka martinis and $3 Sky vodka cocktails during happy hour - best deal I could find on the strip (though I was only there for 3 days, so please lmk if there is something better).  \n\nMade our first trip to Vegas with the family and daytime was all about the kids, so when we got a chance to sneak out for a couple of hours by ourselves, we were ready to find some quiet, chill place to sit and talk.  Thanks to Yelp for pointing us to West Wing Bar in our hotel.  It fit the bill perfectly.\n\nFelt a little bad for the servers who had to go into a full squat every time they served or cleaned up a table, but it did not seem to affect their pleasant, helpful attitude.  \n\nWe went back the next night b/c we liked it so much.  Chocolate martini was really yummy.  Bloody Mary was ok, just typical.\n\nIf we go back again, I'd really like to try some of their original full-price cocktails - very creative :)\n\nOverall, a great experience.


This review is for the Parts Department.\n\nThe RDX is being cranky (pun intended) and is having a hard time starting in this hot weather. Living in Vegas means you have to replace your vehicle battery more often than other places. I called the local usual chain auto parts store to get pricing and then called Acura of Las Vegas. The OEM pricing of the battery is very competitive and fitment is spot-on versus a non-OEM battery. With my discount, it costs much less than a similar Sears or Interstate battery.


Delanie's is my new favorite coffee place, which says something because I have so many in Pittsburgh. A few times a week, I like to walk a few blocks and have a coffee at their nice cafe on Carson. \n\nThe staff is always friendly.  The coffee is good, but the breakfast sandwiches are better. I love breakfast. I could eat brinner every night. That being said, their veggie, egg, and cheese sandwich is one of the freshest I've ever had. \n\nBe warned, a few of their frozen drinks taste more like milkshakes than your run-of-the-mill iced coffee. If you fancy a treat, try the \"turtle\", a sweet frozen concoction of peanut butter, chocolate, and caramel.\n\nIt's not a bad place for a meetup, a break, or just somewhere to read/work for awhile.  If you're a regular, it's worthwhile to join their loyalty program. You will quickly accumulate free drinks!


We were originally driving out to Glendale to find another pizza place, but we didn't check to see if they were open.  Alas, we were pizza less and starving at 1:00pm on a Sunday.  We found this place on Yelp! and decided to venture out.  \n\nIt's a strip mall next to a Mathnasium, but when you walk it in it's pretty cozy.  Our server was very nice and attentive.  She was honest about the pizza portion sizes, so that we could make better decisions about our order, so we decided on the Spaghetti Calzone for an appetizer and a small thick crust pepperoni pizza.\n\nNow, let me start with saying they claim to be a Chicago style pizzeria, but when I think Chicago I think deep dish.  I would assume that they are referring to their thin crust, but deep dish reigns supreme in the Windy City.   Their thick crust pizza is Sicilian style, and I'd have to say I was a little disappointed.  I wasn't expecting the bread or the sauce to be so sweet.  I honestly think if the sauce were a little tangier, it would offset the sweeter crust.  \n\nMy favorite part was the Spaghetti Calzone appetizer.  I am going to recommend that you get the marinara covered, spaghetti and mozzarella packed goodness.  I would honestly go to the one closer to my house just for the calzone.


BAD ASS! That's the best way to sum up this show. Definitely worth the money to go see if you're into the 80's big hair, make up wearing, sleezy girls having, loud rock music. \n\nIt's got everything you would want in a show. Half naked girls, stripper poles, BEER, rock, love, and comedy. I love Lonny! \n\nIf you're in Vegas, you must see this show. It was awesome! Rock out with your....XXX out!


What a fantastic space (big ups to an old CMU professor!) and a fantastic menu! Drinks menu and food menu. \n\nMy cachaca cocktail was quite good, and then the rye one too. My friend and I shared the tofu entree and the seitan entree. They were both fantastic. The smoked salmon appetizer with a bit of cream cheese and everything seasoning was genius. The risotto with the parmegiano medallion on top was pretty interesting and very good, as well. I could go on and on, but you just have to try it to get how innovative and daring everything is. I would say the place has NY prices and is not a deal by any means, but it's good, so it is definitely worth it.\n\nOh and the open kitchen is a big plus. I really like seeing the chefs-at-work, especially because the majority were quite nice to look at. :-)\n\nYes, the menu being entirely on the wall is actually quite annoying. If there is a sun glare, you can't see half of it, and you do end up taking some of your neighbor's personal space trying to see the rest of it. They should consider making a paper menu for some of the staples, or at least for the drinks.


This place was pretty nice (not super fancy but decorated nicely) but the food was average.  We came here bc someone had \"the best\" beef noodle soup here over a year ago and loved it.  Unfortunately, they did not like it this time, stating it was somewhat flavorless.  Food here is definitely overpriced, as I learned many restaurants in the nice casinos are, but we were comped so I can't complain about price.  However, had I had to pay for this meal, I would not have been happy.  I got the Hainan Chicken Rice, which was really dry.  Usually, the rice is simmered in broth, but the rice was pretty dry - chicken, too.  We also got the Beef Chow fun, which wasn't bad but not excellent either.  The best part of my meal was the Iced Coffee (which I think they charge $6 for).  Everyone also liked the Fried Shrimp Balls, which came on a dim sum cart.  I was excited to see Soupy Dumplings on the cart, but alas, they were only moist and not very soupy at all.  Most items were mediocre and I most likely will not eating here again.


In my view, the great thing about the Cask and Barrel is that it serves unique and high quality drinks at reasonable prices and without the ostentatious atmosphere.  Inside it feels like a traditional pub with a fancy, well-polished wooden bar, comfortable seating and really polite, friendly staff.  However, it also succeeds in attaining a contemporary feel with at least five plasma screens showing the latest sporting events. \nI was in when they were showing a World Cup qualifying match and the place had a great fun and friendly atmosphere.  Further, the pints tasted abnormally fresh and they had a great selection of spirits and speciality cider and beers on offer.  \nI really enjoyed my experience of Cask and Barrel and I encourage anyone to visit just for the homely atmosphere.


Checked it out figuring it would be good since he is in the business of inspecting/helping out other restaurant owners. The very first thing we noticed was the shivering hostesses and watresses. The place is very close to the outdoor of the building. The girls were freezing! We were told they are not able to put on a sweater or jacket or jeans. They were all very sweet but I felt very uncomfortablewith them being so cold. The outfits were embarrassing...so short anfd tight they had to wear thongs underneath, I could the outline. The service was good and they were very nice. The dogs looked really great! The burgers were smallish and ok!!! The drinks were very small for the prices. The fries were fine but super expensive and not that worth it. Really? How much do potatoes cost? Ihave to say I wasn't very impressed and felt reallybad for those girls!!! Comeon and adapt the uniform so they can be comfortable in the winter months.


Love this place! The staff is always friendly and they have great  beers on tap. Can't ask for much more! They serve cartel coffee and beer, btw! We had the bruschetta, but would loved to try more food, just had dinner afterwards planned. Definitely stop by this place!


I had the best customer service from Eric in the fan department today! Thank you for all your help Eric, you helped me more than you can imagine. I appreciate your customer service. Hopefully I'll see you again for more goodies! Your co workers were exceptionally helpful as well!!!


Mel is without a doubt the best hard working person there, I'll go back everyday just to receive her amazing customer service.


Sports connection is a lot of things. For many hours in the day it is a kids birthday party Mecca and rainy day play outlet. On Saturday nights it because more of a bowling alley. The pizza is decent and they have some good beer choices on draft including OMB. The bowling alley can be very busy and it's not cheap but you will have fun.


\"A Tall Drink of Brunette and a Bugs Bunny Special\"\n\nA week ago my parents sent me a birthday card. Enclosed was a check and short note: 'It's your birthday. Don't behave.'\n\nI'll do my best, Maw and Paw.\n\nI worked late that cloudy Monday of March, and after work I stopped to get my Crown Vic's oil changed. Then I went to the bank, then to the car wash, and then proceeded to drive around in a funk. Didn't want to go home, didn't know where to go. Wasn't up for The Strip, wasn't up for one of my regular watering holes. I hadn't told anyone it was my birthday so I was free from required appearances.\n\nSo I drove down 215, windows open, music off. I saw Green Valley Ranch Hotel/Casino in the distance. It had been a few years since my last visit so I decided to stop in.\n\nAfter parking on the top floor I strode through the massive doors. The casino floor was pretty empty. Typical for a Monday at an off-strip casino. I plucked a twenty from my pocket and stuck it in a Wheel of Fortune machine. No lie: I sat there for over an hour on the same twenty. Made it up to 95 bucks before watching it whittle down to nothing. No matter. I might be a lot of things but hard up for cash was never one of them.\n\nIt was around 6 PM and I was hungry. I kept thinking of my parents' request not to behave so I decided to drop some major deniro at Hank's. I walked in, found a seat at the bar, and stared at some NCAA basketball. \n\nA word about Hank's: It's expensive, tastefully decorated, sanguine. Here's a look: http://greenvalleyranch.sclv.com/dining/hanks/?utm_source=YELP&utm_medium=SOCIAL&utm_term=GVR&utm_content=GVR-PROPERTIES&utm_campaign=GVR-YELP\nNot a lot of seating, great wine selection, pretty servers. As for the latter, mine was a tall drink of brunette. Wondrous curves with tresses to match. What a masterpiece. I asked for a glass of Red Rock and looked through the menu. All sorts of interesting and pricey selections. \n\nThe decision: crab cakes to start, dry aged bone-in NY--medium, mac and cheese. I gave Tall Drink my order and she moved like a swan to fill it.\n\nIn the meantime, I sipped my drink, watched the games, and smiled at Tall Drink.\n\nEnter crab cakes.\n\nKind of on the small side, one with a small garden atop, some yellow sauce beneath. I wish they had been larger with more sauce but they were good. Not too dry, not too moist. \n\nEnter steak and mac/cheese. \n\nBoth were too salty in my opinion.\n\nThe meat was correctly cooked and had good flavor. But too much salt.\n\nThe mac and cheese had a fantastic cheese taste but too much salt.\n\nI guess people must like their food salty but I'm not one of them. Nevertheless, I did like dipping my meat in the cheese sauce every third or fourth forkful. Such an act would likely cause gourmets to pass out but I don't care. And despite the sodium content I did manage to temper its power with some good old black pepper.\n\nI ate every crumb and asked for a dessert menu. Easy choice. Bugs Bunny Special, aka carrot cake. What's up, Doc?! And wow was that a big slab of decadent goodness! Fine cream cheese with a nice dollop of whipped cream on the side. Fantastic!\n\nI finished my beer and asked Tall Drink for the bill. It was around 100 bucks and with tip even more. But I was told not to behave, remember?\n\nAnyway, I paid and rose to leave, but not without smiling at TD a final time. I'm sure she awaits my return with patient desire.\n\nAnd I shall return one day. Perhaps with an even greater desire to misbehave....


Perhaps if I were \"hammered\" I would have enjoyed this meal better... I was sorely disappointed in this BBQ spot. I ordered take-out on a Sunday, and when I arrived I felt something was off right away. The place was dead... Not one person in the gigantic dining room, only two people working there sitting at a table looking bored. The bar however was pretty lively, maybe I should have just sat down and had a beer instead of getting food. \n\nRibs - all char and fat, barely any meat and extremely overcooked\nPulled pork - lacked flavor and came in a canister of grease\nThe sides, corn (half a cob is considered a side for two??) Cheese grits, worst I have ever tried, dry and flavorless\nCornbread - perhaps if it was used as a dry sponge\nBBQ Sauce - disappointing at best, watered down and we were only given 2 tiny containers (like salsa sides).\nPeach Cobbler - canned peaches poured in to a container with a crumble on top\n\nI really don't like writing scathing reviews, but  there was not one redeeming item in our meal. There are tons of great BBQ joints in Phoenix, this is not one.


This is the closest subway to my work. Its clean and convenient.  Eat Fresh!


Stayed here in 2009\nBesides a roach being in our room and the staff providing us with spray so that we could handle the problem ourselves; it was a nice stay. The staff overall was kind and helpful and the resort was very close to the strip.


Buying from Best Buy is very unsafe! My card was used to purchase and charged to my account. \nI have told friends and family never to use Best Buy purchase online. I am also writing a review on Yelp to warn innocent victims.\nI was also sent an email from Best Buy claiming that they were going to credit my account the difference of my purchase and it never happened.\nThe item was not available in the store at the time of my pick up - so I decided to buy somewhere else.\nI am currently waiting on 2 separate issues from Best Buy and to date - nothing has been done.\nVery risky to use online purchase from Best Buy.


An urban surprise.  A great doctor who is easy to get an appointment with.  No voice mail..a real person answers the phone.  And they really do work to make health care affordable.  It is not just talk, they have some things set up.  As the the main priority.  I have seen a lot of doctors over the last few decades and I can recommend Dr. Moody without reservation.


$13 bucks for a effing burger?! And that's just the burger, no fries or drink included. My buffalo chicken burger had a sauce on it that reminded me of soap. Fortunately I had lots of ketchup to douse it in.\n\nMaybe if I ate red meat I would have enjoyed it but if you're a chicken fan or vegetarian don't come here. There is 1 chicken sandwich and 1 vegetarian option. And don't even think about asking to swap patties. They don't let you do any modifications or customize burgers -- it's take it or leave it here.\n\nWish I had left it.


this guy so so talented. i can see why he won AGT. even if he wasn't a ventriloquist, he would still be amazing. his voice is amazing. my only complaint about the show was the awkward break in the middle where he breaks into an original song about our military/police/fireman, etc. while i appreciate our armed forces very much, this part of the show was random and did not make any sense in the context of the rest of the show.


This review is for Marquee Dayclub only. Two Words: DON'T BOTHER!!! \n\nFirst off, I know this is like club industry and all, but c'mon Marquee this is still a business establishment ... have some standards. So I called to inquire about cabana/daybed prices but wanted to confirm with my BF so told them I'd call back to reserve. Well good thing, because when I called back later in that day it was hundreds of dollars cheaper than what the first girl told me. It's like a difference of a bottle! Ummm that's SHADY! \n\nWhen we arrived, it wasn't much hassle getting in. We were seated in a daybed area not exactly to my liking and I asked to be moved to a nearby empty one but before I could even try to tip her she said no. Apparently I have to specify that in my reservation? Ummm how the heck am I supposed to know what to ask for? This is not ticketmaster choose your own seating. \n\nAnyway, we were all having a good time. Liquor was flowing, yummy food kept coming, the pool was still fun and refreshing, and there was a good crowd. But it seemed short lived, because we got tired of it fairly quickly. It must've been a combination of packed, obnoxious, drunk people that finally got in, the hot sun beating on us, and hour after hour of just electronic/house/trance music. I know that's what's popular nowadays, but sh*t DJ, change it up a little! Cliche maybe, but what's wrong with throwing in the Cali hip hop set or even a little top 40?? It's like they know they're at the \"hottest\" spot already so they don't feel the need to put down their drink and actually spin. \n\nWe were just burnt out and wanted to go back up to our room so I told the waitress we we ready to close out. She said she thinks I still have some money to meet the minimum so I told her we'll just order stuff to go. She came back telling me an exact dollar amount so I ordered accordingly. She came back with our food and the final tab, and goes oh btw, you were actually over, hope that's okay?? Excuse me?! You were the one that told me how much more I needed to spend only to find out I didn't need to at all?!?! It was by hundreds of dollars!! How do you get that wrong when you're ringing it all up on the register? And umm if you know that you fkd up wouldn't you run it by me first before you charge my card?? Shhaaaady!!!  At that point I was livid, but didn't want to cause a scene and stay any longer. I made a snide comment and grudgingly signed my tab.  \n\nNEVER AGAIN!


It took them two washes and a visit with the owner to get it partially right.\nThe owner thinks the only way to dry windows and windshields is with a wet cloth.\nI couldn't convince the owner of using dry cloths.\nI won't go back - The guy is brusque, and not ethical.  \nThey have hardly any business - I wonder why?\nThey will be out of business soon.\n\nGo to OCTOPUS for the BEST WASH.


If you are a merchant don't go to this bank. Their 'policy' is to take whoever walks in first. My question is, Why even have a merchant line at all if you are going to treat everyone the same? However, it is a convenience we as business accounts pay for many times over. It may not sound like a big problem but when you go to the bank every day for your job and people who walk in after you are getting seen before you it makes your head spin. And that happens because not all the tellers ask who was there first.


Truly authentic Chinese food. You can tell by the fact that 99% of the patrons were Chinese.  One big negative was that we ordered water and it tasted like nasty city water. A place getting sulch good reviews should have filtered water. Large portions. Ordered the pork belly stew. While tasty it was extremely fatty. The meat would have been better if cooked more.


I went to Caffe Boa last night for a friend's birthday. I'd never been, but this is apparently one of her favorite places. I checked it out some of the reviews here to figure out what kind of place to expect and I got a little worried once I saw how varied the experiences were. Unfortunately it seemed like the best thing about this place was their happy hour, and we were going to miss that (uh-oh). So, I shook it off and decided that I would just have to see for myself.\n\nFirst things first: I just can't say enough about how great the staff at Caffe Boa was that night! Everyone was so friendly and helpful. Our waiter, Wally, was fantastic! His initial soliloquy about the concept of the restaurant and review of the specials was borderline overwhelming, but he was happy to answer our questions, so it all worked out. Granted, the food and drinks took quite a while to get out to us, but we were busy chatting and generally having a good time, so we didn't mind. Wally was great about checking in on us: friendly and entertaining when we needed him and totally unobtrusive when we were otherwise occupied with each other. I also love that even though our meal had ended long before we decided to leave, we weren't rushed out. What a great, relaxing place to catch up with some friends! \n\nFor our meal, we opted for the pitcher of red sangria, and were not disappointed. They didn't mind a special request to make it sans-Sambuca (black licorice in my wine? - yuk!), and overall it turned out pretty strong, with a fruity kick. We also got the grilled rustic bread appetizer (aka bruschetta). The tomatoes were beautiful! Perfectly ripe and drizzled with olive oil - so sweet and delicious, but tragically piled high atop some very burnt toast. (Sigh.) Luckily we had some more sangria to drown our sorrows. By the time the main course arrived the blackened bruschetta was but a distant memory. It was a pasta-extravaganza for all - farfalle, tortelloni, and ravioli were stuffed or mixed with organic goodness and smothered in their various sauces.  Jen raved about her rosemary chicken ravioli, but my tortelloni stuffed with sirloin and prosciuitto left a bit to be desired. Picture little chunks of hamburger wrapped in pasta. It wasn't terrible, just not worth 18 bucks. Its just too bad none of us could afford any of the other dishes on the menu, they really looked delicious. \n\nAll in all a good time and worth a trip back for happy hour.


Visited steak for the 1st time tonight for the misteake offer they have on it certainly was a mistake going. We had spicy lentil soup when it came it was cold we told the waiter he took the soup away to bring it back 5mins later to me no difference in the temperature as for the rump steak it was more like chump. I know we only paid \u00a39.99 for the offer time you add  on the sides and drink it was \u00a371 it just wasn't worth it.


First arrived and the family a little bored. The staff was nice but the displays need to improve. Great building. Luckily the simulation our family signed up for saved the day. We had a great time with the simulation crew. End if day it all worked out great and family happy.


So um... Matt... WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THIS PLACE?\n\nFor one, I have been going here and enjoying the grilled cheese/tomato soup plate for quite a while. The last few times (over the course of about 6 months or so) the soup has tasted bland and almost inedible. It's not the creamy flavorful soup I remember from my first few visits. The grilled cheese is still pretty good, but I don't go there for the soup or grilled cheese alone. It's the combination of the two I really liked. \nI almost refuse to buy soup and a grilled cheese anywhere else because I feel like I could make the same thing at home for a fraction of what I pay for it at a restaurant. But I didn't used to feel that way about the plate at The Roosevelt. It was something special. But not anymore. Maybe if I didn't know how wonderful it used to be I wouldn't mind it. But as a soup (tomato mainly) aficionado I have left the last few times feeling unsatisfied.\n\nAlso, I dunno what's going on but the service here has really gone downhill. My last waitress (who I have heard complaints about before from friends) was super rude to me. On my last visit I met up with some friends who had already been there for about 30 or so mins. I walked in and searched for them (this place is almost too dark to see anyone) and sat down. I waited a good 15 mins before the waitress came over and at first I didn't even know she was there because she didn't make her presence known. She just stood to the side of me with her arms folded staring at me like she wanted to me to hurry up and order. No hello or what can I get you. Nothing. When my food (The tomato soup/grilled cheese plate) came about 10 mins later I was not very happy with it, like I said before It's not as great as it used to be, and so I wanted to send it back. I really hate doing that but I really didn't even want to eat it. Well what seemed like forever went by and no waitress. Our waters were empty, my friends wanted more beer and I wanted something else to eat. By the time she came back (I would guess about 20 or so mins) I just didn't even feel like bothering. AND the only reason she came back was to drop off the check. She didn't even ask if we needed anything and completely ignored the empty glasses on our table. \nI mean, I don't want my waitress coming over to check on me every 30 seconds or anything but I feel like every time I go in here I just get ignored. \n\nThe one and only reason they got two stars from me is because it's close to my house and they have happy hour specials (both food and drink) all day on sunday. I'll wait for my crappy service as long as my wine is half off.


This my one of my favorite Spas.  I went years ago when it was called Oasis and it was better then... it was opened 24 hours.  However, I do realize that they have changed quite a bit since my first visit years ago.  \n\nThey offer you everything that you need, a locker w/ a robe, slippers, towels, iced water, fruit drinks, teas, fresh fruit, snacks, lotion, hair necessities (gel, comb, brush, curling iron, blow drier, hair spray), deodorant, razors, mouthwash, cotton swabs - the works.\n\nIt is immaculately clean and I love that they keep the place picked up (towels etc.) really nicely without being in my personal space.\n\nI have had massages and a facial there. One of them was way under average.  I was told that the gentleman was blind.  I would have thought it would have been even better after hearing that.  You know, more attuned to the feel of a persons body needs through touch.\n\nTheir staff was very professional and friendly and very attentive while giving my space to relax and enjoy the space.\n\nThey have their own brand of body wash, shampoo and conditioner called Nurture.  I did like the Oasis' style better because each of the showers had a different set of fragrances in them and I think over the course of 4 days I used almost all of them - Lavender Citrus, Ocean Breeze, Cucumber and on and on.\n\nI do wish they would put the chaise lounges back next to the jacuzzi they were nice to relax on.\n\nI really look forward to going here each time I go to Las Vegas.  Even when I am not staying at the Luxor I go here for some me time at least once per trip. \n\nSee You There!


Confession.... I didn't eat here.\n\nTruth.... I did walk in on Bill Clinton eating in the private dining room and was promptly told by the Secret Service to leave.\n\nFor the record... He looked like he was enjoying his meal.


Certainly not the best sandwich I ever had. When I stopped in after passing the billboards making these types out outrageous claims I thought I was in for a treat. \n\nTurns out I found the layout to be confusing along with the menu options. Staff didn't seem to helpful and the dining room area was dirty to the point where I had to clean my own table. \n\nThe food wasn't bad but in my opinion didn't support the claims. It was a regular turkey sub with some extras, nothing special about it. If I'd had to make a life of death choice between Capriotti's or Subway I'd go with Caps. \n\nThe choice is yours...


Open architecture which is nice. Pretty quiet setting. Quite a few people hanging out for the long term study session. \n\nI had coffee there with a friend and got a decaf pour over drip coffee and a gluten free chocolate chip peanut butter bar. \n\nThe coffee was too acidic for me. I drank about 3/4 of the cup but by the time I got to that point, I was not enjoying the flavor.  The bar was very good.


I always give taco shops a fair shot! But omg..I think this place only stays in business because of surrounding bars! I was completely sober and having a craving...ate here for dinner one night. (can't speak for breakfast time)  Everything is watered down! From the chili sauces to the beans!! Taco shop looks like a cafeteria...very empty, nothing on the walls. The chicken was dark meat and mostly fat. I will not eat here again. Which is a shame because I live so close.


Since the lowest amount of stars that can be given is 1 then I guess I have to give one, but I would really prefer to give 0 stars. \nWell, on Sunday I decided to dine here with a friend before going to a show later on in the evening. We arrived at 5pm and while we did not have reservations the restaurant was barely half filled. We got seated outside by our hostess and were given menus. \n\nWe waited for 12 minutes and still nobody had so much as come by our table to bring us water. When going to look for a server, the hostess was friendly enough to bring us water and apologize letting us know that someone would be with us momentarily. 13 minutes later (mind you it has now been 25 minutes with no service), still nobody has come by our table.\nI went in search of the manager and the hostess was polite enough to apologize again (she looked mortified that we were getting such horrible service in a restaurant where she worked). When I mentioned to the manager that we were seated for 12 minutes when we finally got water and now it has been an additional 13 minutes and no sign of our server. He smugly replied that \"he brought you water\". \n\nI smartly replied that \"no not 'he' our polite hostess, 'she' brought us the water and no sign of our server anywhere when everyone around us had their drink orders taken and then also their dinner orders taken in the 25 minutes that we were already seated. He seemed completely flippant when stating that someone will be with us shortly. \nNeedless to say, I and my friend walked out deeply disturbed by their careless attitude. It has been the only time I have ever walked out of a restaurant due to complete lack of service.


My mother-in-law sent us a package for Christmas and now we are hooked.  I hated how long it took to deliver though so we found a store on Rainbow in Las Vegas NV.  They honored all of the deals found on line.  This is the best meat and deserts I've ever had.  Lasagna is great too.  Highly recommend.


Never a bad meal at Z'Tejas. I've been eating at this location for several years now. Anytime my in-laws are in the area, they call my husband and I up to go here for dinner. We spent Christmas Eve here two years in a row, and with a party of 11, not one bad dish! Z'Tejas is kid friendly which is a bonus. Leo's Street Tacos are my favorite along with their Skillet Dumplings. The two combined with a small Caesar salad make for a great meal.


-Nasty the only thing that was good was the banana shake \n-heck you are better off going to smash-burger or checkers for burgers and fries\n-nothing special about the burgers\n-The person taking my order had problems hearing, listening, and counting money (I had to tell her the correct amount, because she was trying to figure out how to use the old fashion calculator-I'm sure her register was short later that night)


I wish I could give you zero stars. Lived in Pittsburgh since '95 and the only time I can score a taxi is when I am staying at some some swanky hotel downtown? Yellow Cab needs to drink the poison and go the way of dodo. Losers. Don't ever call Yellow Belly Cab when you need a ride to work. You will lose your job. Constantly call and get wait time in the hours and the Taxis never show up. I actually drove cabs for Yellow for a week until I needed to get a cab to pay rent and couldn't. I personally witnessed drivers gambling and smoking crack while waiting for hours at the airport to get a fair.


Just got done having a nice dinner with friends. Great food and great service. Had the verde burrito. Great atmosphere and people.Will definitely be going back.


I've been coming to this place for years. I've been to the old location and now at the new one which is closer to the strip. The new one is so much bigger and nicer. A BIG thank you to the owner(s) for doing this for those of us that grew up playing pinball.\n\nAnyone who loves pinball will be in heaven at this place. It's great fun and where else can $5 last you for hours. I've from the Bay Area and always visit at least once during each visit to Vegas. \n\nOn my last few visits I've noticed a few things that put me off a bit. Several of the machines are not working or those that are have poor flipper issues (which really impacts your game). I don't see the \"hippy guy\" that I saw years ago there fixing machines (so maybe that is why so many are down). However, if you want to play some of the newer machines, this is the place as they have a great selection of both new and old.\n\nAnd sadly, it's pretty messy in there and the bathroom is pathetic. It would be great if they had a display that talks about the history of pinball and a nice cafe or coffee joint. There is plenty of room for one. Actually, this place needs to move to a dedicated location on the strip (inside one of the strip hotels). It could be a real museum and would be accessible to so many more visitors. I know I'm dreaming here but how cool would that be. It would save a drive or cab from the strip.\n\nIn short, this place is great fun but it does need some improvement. With some more investment in the physical appearance of the place, a cafe, exhibit and staff to fix all the broken games, it could be amazing.\n\nThe PG&E bill must be really high here. The machines suck the power and put out some heat. That, along with the A/C constantly running in the summer -- wow.  I can only imagine what it costs to actually power this place.


My poor children who live out of state, have no idea how cheap and ugly the flowers I just received from Carmel Florist are. They do not resemble the online photo at all. I actually laughed at the gentleman who delivered them to my door. They spent $60 and they are not even worth $6. Shame on you for calling yourself a florist! I took photos just to prove what was delivered.


Got a flyer in the mail thinking yeah another waste of money.....well I was wrong fast delivery great food pizza ribs and brisket was all super yummy thanks to great new businesses definitely I will be back for more yummy food


Walking into this Michael's is like walking into the lair of a hoarder.  Each aisle is packed, PACKED with shelves filled with crafty crap.  The effect is suffocating and overwhelming. No store needs this much stuff!\n\nThey do have a good framing department.  The \"discounts\" on framing, however, seem to be a permanent thing -- don't get swept away just because they're offering 70% off.  It's always 60-70% off.


Want a late night snack at 3am?  Feel like breakfast after you get up at 1pm?  This is your place.  Always dependable.  Never had an issue with the food here.


This place sucks.  Period.  I'm a big fan of buffet, and frankly this place is what makes people hate buffets.  Never again.


I hate to be like this, but Hugo's Cellar was kind of a disappointment.  After all the amazing reviews, we thought it would be a nice, romantic place to eat.  It  was nice and romantic.  The food...well... \n\nLobster bisque was very good.  Then it went downhill.  I ordered my meat medium,  and my husband ordered his rare.  Mine came back extremely rare, while his was literally cold.  Both dishes were sent back. They gave me a whole new steak, which was again, very rare. And instead of truly heating up my husband's steak, they simply placed the entire plate back under the heat lamp. So the plate came back hot, while the steak was still cold.  Just very disappointing for a place that is supposed to specialize in this kind of thing.\n\nMy husband did not want to make a big deal, so he just didn't eat the dish and asked for them not to charge us.  They didn't...so to speak.  They ended up charging us 15 dollars for the salad he ate beforehand.  Come on.  15 dollars.  \n\nAtmosphere was great.  Steak- no way.  Two dishes screwed up? I'd rather not take the chance to try again and just go somehwere tried and true.


Staff is very rude. Young people with horrible attitudes. A female party host worker yelled at my kids ton get out of her way. I told her I wanted to speak with her manager and she lied to him saying I cursed at her and I should be kicked out. On my sons bday in front of my children. I explained what happened to him and he literally just said \"ok, I'll look into that\" in the middle of me explaining and walked over to her to hug her and started to joke and laugh about it. But he did make sure to follow me through the course and said if in cursed again I would have to leave. Embarrassed me in front of myn kids and everyone. They tried to make me feel uncomfortable the rest of my time there. Like teenage little bullies who were given to much authority to fast. This is my first and only visit. My kids love the place but I wont even take the chance to give them another opportunity to treat us that way. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE.


why on earth would someone pay $3.00 for a cupcake when you can make them at home for the same price. i don't get the cupcake craze...\n\nmy brother is all about it and i watch him spend $30 easy on cupcakes a week. i tried one of these 'golden' cupcakes and it was dry,  tasteless, and not worth $3. \n\nsorry... two thumbs down


The hotel over all is pretty good, but my only complaint was that my room had a bit of a strange odor.  The hotel is huge with several towers.  The casino has everything a gambling enthusiast might want; slots, tables, cards.  There are also a few restaurants inside tho they will cost you a pretty penny.  The pool is about average size, and I say this because we visited several other hotels while we were there and they seemed to have some bigger ones.  But I really did enjoy the swim up bar  If you are not too concerned about the view from your balcony, the price of the rooms is not too bad either, but watch out for the odor. In the end, I think this hotel is decent for the price that we paid.


Just hope you're there on a good day! Buffets are not what they used to be in Vegas.


Bath and body works needs to take a lesson from this place. So many home made soaps you'll stay clean for 30 lifetimes. They also have your reflexology covered wih starter kits, oils, and oodles of goodies that'll make you smell and feel pretty. Only downfall is that it's a wee pricey, but if you do around you can find something more budget friendly.


This place was great the first time I went. The second time was awful. I got tom kha soup and ordered it at a 2/10 for spicy and literally made me gag it was soooo spicy and I sent it back with my server who barely spoke english. He brought me back a new soup in THE SAME POT and it was the exact same soup with just coconut milk added into it. So I asked for a manager. no manager was working so I spoke with a senior employee who also didn't speak English. She explained to me that the soup was sent back and it was mixed with a soup mix since we already ate some of it (we literally had one bite and sent it back) after it getting sent back twice we finally got a new one. This one actually came with all the ingredients and it tasted like something other than fire! Still a bitch and a half to get my order right though.


I was in Scottsdale for business and got lost inside the ginormous circular/outdoor mall/shopping plaza that Picazzo was in while looking for something to eat for dinner. I know the signs outside say they have award winning lunch specials and I hoped that extended into dinner, of course. \n\nFirst of all, $18 for a medium pizza (6 slices)!?!?! Damn. I figured it must be fantastic, and I thought ... what the hell. I got the Bourbon Street Pizza. It smelled awful the whole drive back to my hotel. So pungent and fowl, I immediately regretted my decision. Sure enough, 5 minutes later, it was one of the best tasting pizzas I've put in my mouth (deja vu for me). Credit goes out to the hand-tossed dough, and the quality of the ingredients. I liked it so much I went back two days later to get a Pesto Margerita pizza. It was just ok. For a fancy pizza, it was better than a chain pizzaria (sp?) could make it, but not as good as before. They did, however, make an Awshm tortilla enchilada soup, and their bread is great. \n\nI give them four stars because I don't live here, and the novelty of eating fancy schmancy pizza that's not called california pizza kitchen (I live in LA) was, well, a bit of a novelty. There were so many items on the menu I wanted to try that I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, even though their pizza is ridiculously expensive and smells awful (both time, what are the odds?). Still, tastes great.


So this place is pricey for being fast food kind of. The food is decent though.  The cheese sticks are good but not for $6. I tried the chili and that wasn't all that great. It was $5 and it was not so good. The one thing that was really good was the ceasar salad. It was about $6 or so which is not bad at all. If I would have to go back I would definitely go back for the salad and nothing more.


After reading the reviews for this place, I decided that it was worth trying as we were checking out The Venetian anyway. I got the Kobe burger which was really good! The meat was nice and juicy and the fries were crispy and crunchy. This came with shittake mushrooms, caramelized onions, and a side of togarashi aioli. The BF got the Italian grinder which I had a bite of, and it was really good as well!\n\nPrices are about $12-$15 average for entrees, which I think is a good price for the food and relatively quick service considering how busy it was.


Kinnaree is a 3.5 for me based on a few reasons. It was very dark in the restaurant; the yellow curry was too sweet and watery; the pad kee mao was pretty bland.\n\nI will still be back because I like the fact that they have brown rice and the quality of food is good.


Don't really need to say much here, as 2000+ reviews at a 4.5 star average speaks for itself. I was out all night and was too tired to go out for lunch with my friends, but they were kind enough to bring me an Earl's Club back. It was probably a good hour or so by time they ordered it to the time they brought it back to me, but the sandwich was still warm and delicious! I can't imagine how much better it would be fresh! For $6, this is a freaking steal compared to a lot of the more expensive food options in Vegas. Couple that with the fact that it's open 24 hours, and this place is money.


I go out a lot... my fridge consists of Lea & Perrin Worcester Sauce and bottled water... so when I say this place had one of the BEST breakfast places... it is my favorite meal of the day and I think I've tried EVERY breakfast joint in AZ.\nI think I have tried everything on the menu, but I have to say if I had to pick just one... it would be the corned beef hash.  The lunch and dinner menu has so many choices that I've been here at least a 100 times and I don't think I've ordered the same thing twice. Everything is a standout, but if I had to say what menu item would a new customer not leave without trying... is the Matzo Ball soup!! Absolutely the best I've had (sorry grandmother!).\nI've been to the other 3 locations and they are all great with wonderful service and quality food. The Scottsdale location decor is probably a little drab while the other locations are more updated, but the location is superb and easy to find.


The staff is nice, but the clothing is super overpriced. $40 for a plain t-shirt? No thanks.


LoLo's is deelish!!! I never knew chicken and waffles were meant to be married!  The mac and cheese and the cavity-inducing kool-aid are amazing! Props to Miranda for being a cool waitress and suggesting the blue kool-aid with the red kool-aid on top. Skip the red velvet. Def not worth the cals. You're gonna leave feeling guilty for the way u treated your body. Make it worth it because it will definitely be a rare occasion!


i didn't know cheesecake could actually inspire joy until i experienced the dark chocolate and chile arizona cheesecake company cheesecake at the main ingredient on 7th street and sheridan. \n\nspeechless, really, which means this review will be short and sweet. in short, you haven't lived until you've tried it. and sweetly, spicyrichchocolatecreamcheesiness just doesn't get any better than this.\n\nbrilliant, i tell you. simply brilliant.\n\neat a piece for me.\n\nlola


Hands down, my favorite location.  I have been coming here for years.  The staff is one of the friendliest in the biz.  I rarely have had an issue, but whenever I have, the staff have gone above and beyond to resolve and/or compensate for the error.  I also appreciate the fact that they make an effort to remember the names of regular guests, no matter how infrequent.  I'm thinking THIS Arby's!


Hotel very good and very good location, close to shops and the Staple Center. Parking inside the hotel quite convenient, but a little expensive. The facility, which sits on top of the building is very good and has great view. The hotel restaurant is also good and not too expensive. We take breakfast at Starbucks, it has one inside the hotel.


First Friday has become THE monthly cultural event for Las Vegas. Live music, artists working their trades,special events, food and drink - it is really a great time. And it keeps growing and getting better all the time! Muchos thanks to Cindy Funkhouser and all the folks putting this together. July's event was one of the biggest, even in the heat of a Las Vegas summer night!\n It clearly is a lot of work to put these together but it's making downtown the place to go on the First Friday of the month!!!


I'm a little confused by the goal of BRGR - is it a place to hang out and eat a good burger and drink some nice beers, as suggested by the multiple TVs with sporting events?  Or is it more of a high turnover joint, wham bam, thank you ma'am, as the service would indicate?\n\nThe burgers are good, around $10-12 for each; no sides, which are extra - $3 for the chips w/cheese sauce, and $4+ for the fries.  The Kobe burger I thought was a bit disappointing, and maybe the extra $12 would have made it better - but I thought the flavor fell flat.  The Button Burger, which also has short ribs and onion rings was very, very tasty.  It was a shame I had to share half of it with my wife.\n\nAnd there is a nice selection of microbrews to choose from.\n\nSo I was hoping for a nice night of a big, juicy burger, and drinking some beers -- but essentially, we got a fast-food type of waiter -- who was taking food off of our table, even though we were still grazing on the chips and fries -- and dropping off the check without asking if there was anything else, which in fact, would have been another round of beers.  \n\nI'm sure if I had a better experience, one which lasted longer than a Kardashian marriage, I'm sure I would come back.  And if you haven't been here, I still think it's worth trying.  But in the future, when I want fast-food service, I'd rather just drop the $5 for a 5 Guys Burger -- at least eating there is like having a friend with benefits... no expectations.  Oh well, I guess Burgatory is next!


Went recently, and the sushi did not seem as fresh as I remember. I am not sure I would go back.


The following is a detailed review of the Tropicana Cinemas, a subsidiary of Regency Theaters.  My husband and I visited the cinema for the first time for a Saturday 7 p.m. showing of Captain America 2.  The theater and our auditorium were busy, with approximately 70 - 80 seeing the show.\n\nWe thought the (P)Leather seats were comfortable, clean and well maintained.  A repeat customer commented on the fact that there were new seats in the theater (we were in Auditorium #3).  I like the pleather seats much better than cloth and the seats rocked back and a nice incline.  Seat rows are not too close.  There is only one auditorium and no upper and lower levels.  The minus with the seats is that the back is high.  Since the theater floor does not incline that much, this means that anyone standing up in front of you will block the screen and/or shorter guests (children) might have a hard time seeing the screen.  That's probably why I noticed a very large stack of booster seats in the lobby.\n\nThere are five auditoriums.  When the lobby is busy, you can hear noise from the congestion in that area.  Theater has one box office window.  At the time of this writing, tickets were $2.00 each ($1.00 on Tuesdays) and $3.50 for 3D showings.  Tickets for this theater cannot be purchased online.\n\nUpon purchasing a ticket, you enter the doors on the right.  There is one security/ticket taker stand, and a small concessions area.  The security person does request to look inside women's purses. \n\nThe sign at the Security Stand states:  \"No Outside Food or Drink - CASH ONLY.\"  Bag Policy:  No shopping bags, no trash bags, no luggage bags, and no large bags of any kind.  All hand bags, side bags and purses brought into the Tropicana Cinemas are subject to search.   Staff and management reserve the right to refuse any and all bags.  We cannot hold any items for any reason.  You may enter the building 20 minutes prior to the show.  Ticket sales are no longer available 20 minutes after start of show.  We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.  Not responsible for items left in theaters.  These policies apply to everyone.  No Exceptions.\"\n\nThe prices at the concession stand are not discounted and most items are comparable to a regular movie theater.   I know from my days working at a movie theater that the box office money goes to the movie makers and the concession stand goes to the theater, so see why prices are high.    There is one long line for concessions.\n\nPrices at the time of this writing for concessions:\n\nPOPCORN:\nLarge Popcorn (free refill) - $6.26, Medium Popcorn - $5.25, Small Popcorn $4.25.  Combo #1 (Family Combo) - $19.75 [two large drinks, one large popcorn, one nachos].\n\nCOMBOS:\nCombo #2 - $18.00 [2 Icee, 1 Nachos, 1 Pretzel].  Combo #3 - $15.25 [two large drinks, one large popcorn].  Combo #4 - $11.50 [one super nachos, one large drink] / All combos come with your choice of a free Sour Jacks or Muddy Bears Candy.  \n\nKIDS COMBOS:\nOne kids tray of popcorn, one 12 ounce soda and one kid's candy is $5.00 (if purchasing the Kid's combo with an Icee, then it's $5.75).\n\nDRINKS:\nLarge Drink (free refill) - $4.50, Medium Drink -$4.00, Small Drink - $3.50.  Icee - $4.75, Large Water - $4.00, Small Water - $3.00\n\nCANDY:   $2.75, $3.50, and $3.75\n\nSNACKS:  $1.00 for Hot Dogs (Eisenberg brand); Pretzels\n\nThe lobby in general is congested.  There is an ATM machine present along with many arcade games.  The lobby is the center hub for accessing the five auditoriums as well as the men's and women's restrooms - a lot of activity in a small place.  The restrooms were clean (trash not emptied as typical at most movie theaters).  Place in general is old but clean and maintained.\n\nOn the theater's Weekly Movie Guide, they advertise a \"Reward Program.\"  However, when we inquired about this, we were told that the Reward Program does not apply to this location.  However, you can sign up for e-mails about future screenings or download the Regency Cinemas phone app for show times.  Theater can also be \"liked\" on Facebook.  Group rates and rentals are also available; call (702) 248-7469 for details.\n\nThree previews were shown prior to the show.  There were a lot of people talking loudly at the beginning of the movie, but finally stopped after the first five minutes. Also, there was a small line of late arrivers up to 5 minutes after the movie started, and an usher helped seat them. The Manager was visible several times, seen standing in the lobby.\n\nThis theater is truly \"discounted\" if you live in the area and if you don't purchase from the concession stand.  However, if you have to drive far or if you purchase from concessions, then there isn't that big of a savings.  For us, we missed a general run of a blockbuster movie but still wanted to see it on the big screen.   Thank goodness this theater was not \"ghetto fab\" but just too far for us, as we will return occasionally.  Most people would probably enjoy this entertainment option.


I've attended this bowl game twice. Both times, I left a little into the fourth quarter. Both times, some insane, game-changing play went down about the time I hit the parking lot. \n\nPoint is: you can pretty much count on a good game and it's not an outrageous ticket price. \n\nTip: take the next day off or make arrangements to go into the office late, so you don't have to worry about a late night out watching football and you can stick around for all the action!


I've come to this Meineke a few times with good results. Recently I brought my car in to get an estimate on some inner tie rods and a lower control arm that needs to be replaced. I got a call from them an hour later asking me if I am going to be able to afford to get this repaired right now or not (seriously). I replied, \"that really depends on how much it's going to cost\". They said they would take a quick look at it and get me a quote. Hours later I went back in because I hadn't heard anything and it was almost closing time, walked in to a full crew sitting around in the office just hanging out and was told they were trying to research and that these parts are not easy to find. Really? On a 2005 Dodge? That was probably 10 days ago and they still haven't called me back. Every other shop I called was able to get me a quote within 30 minutes and didn't insult me by questioning my ability to pay. Regardless of what (or if) their quote comes back at I can tell you they have not earned my future business.


Had a perfectly edible lunch yesterday at the St. Tropez.  Armed with our American Casino Guide coupon, my family stopped here because we happened to be in the neighborhood.\n\nSalad was not extensive, but what was there was fresh.  The marinated artichokes are a highlight.\n\nMost of the hot foods appear to be of standard mid-level buffet quality:  Generally edible, but rarely exquisite.  One standout is the Spicy tofu: normally I don't like tofu, because it is so bland. However this added enough flavor to make it taste good.\n\nAlso, they have a gelato bar, which turns an otherwise uninspired dessert station into one worth stopping at.  I recommend the blood orange, coconut, chocolate, and pistachio flavors.\n\nI'm not sure which marketing intern came up with the name \"St. Tropez Buffet,\" but the only thing similar that I could find to anything having to do with the French Riviera was the fact that the deli station offers cheese.  However, none of the cheeses appear to be French in any way.  I believe every restaurant should have at least some vague connection to its namesake.  (For example, the Orleans French Market buffet sometimes has crawdads.)  I've never been to St. Tropez, France, but I know enough about this buffet that it has no resemblance to St. Tropez in any conceivable way.  This patent disregard for its inspiration cost the St. Tropez buffet 1/2 star in my rating.


This is my favorite Las Vegas attraction.  Amazing!  We saw it at night and had to come back to see it during daylight.  Both spectacular.  I highly recommend this.  Free is a great value.  Brave the crowds and the sidewalk debauchery, come see this.  Bathrooms are clean.  The facility alone is worth the trip, details on the interior of the building is beautiful.  The flowers, layouts, decor and scents are a sensory feast.  Great shopping too.


The menu changes everyday, which makes it tough when you find something you like! We had a liver and heart pate (Tasty, it reminded me of Liverwurst) For dinner I had the 1/2 Chicken (Great), it came with a spaetzle and mushroom side (Great!)


For airport Mexican food I will give it a little credit.  My suggestion is keep it simple, order something like a quesadilla where odds of failure are really low and you'll probably come out alright.


Food Network Fail. Horrible service, had to ask server FOUR times for SILVERWARE. Meal took an hour and fifteen minutes after being seated. Requested cocktail sauce, received barbecue sauce. Fries were served cold. Fish sandwich was full of bones and served on a stale bun. Very disappointing.


Solid Mexican food at a reasonable price.  I had chicken enchiladas and they came with a ton of rice and beans.  Quick refills on the chips and salsa.  The service at the bar was good and I need to get back to this place more often when I'm in Old Town.


My best and I went to bungalow on sunday afternoon for lunch...and upon first glance the place appeared to be closed with the roll down windows they have. I know in the winter time they keep the windows open, but during the Scottsdale summer its obviously too hot to do so. That being said...they might want to revise the roll down windows because it makes the place look closed. Anyhow...\nThe food: the menu seemed to be pretty classic american grill, and the price range was great for lunch. We had the spinach queso dip and two wrap sandwiches. The spinach queso dip was not my favorite, something was just off flavor wise. The wrap sandwiches were great however, and big enough to take some home too. I also had a salad with balsamic dressing and the balsamic appeared to be homemade...delish :). \n\nThe decor: I love how open this place is and the plethora of natural light. I can't wait to try out their patio with the fireplace during the colder months!\n\nOverall, it was a pretty good experience. Nothing phenominal, but it seems like a place where I can come and get consistency.


It was the only Chinese take out around the Rhodes Ranch area for awhile. To be honest, the food is average and a bit pricey in comparison to other establishments.\n\nOn the positive, their honey walnut shrimp is very tasty and I recommend it.  \n\nMy only real complaint, which is a pretty big deal is that they have awful customer service.  Phone orders are always rushed and they dont reiterate your order so you dont know if they got it right. Also, they're not very welcoming at all. When you go in, they appear to just care about taking your money and rarely thank you. I always feel cheated or wrong about giving them business. The Hawaiian place door always shows their gratitude and China A No No should learn from them. I would not recommend. Try Pumi, instead.


If you like a good \"hole in the wall,\" and really excellent high quality food, you will love the China Pearl. The food there is very well made and they use very high quality ingredients. If you go, be sure to ask for the salt and pepper shrimp (not on the menu) and be ready for a real treat.


This place is run by a bunch of incompetent meat-heads, from the manager all the way through the corporate tree.  They promised a charity event a free year membership to give away, never followed through on it.  Instead they tried to use the fundraiser to run their marketing campaign.  When brought to corporate attention, they just shoved it off, and could have cared less.  Talk about giving your corporation a horrible image.  Not only did it make LA fitness look stupid, but it made the charity, look bad, and lose the support of many contributing partners.  The estimated loss of charity donations from this is over $5k.  Good job LA fitness, keep up the selfish greedy business practices.


We just left after 3 lovely nights! So so happy! The perfect size, amazing location, scrumptious breakfast, stylish decor. We will be back! The street is \"the\" place to be in vieux Montreal!


I really can't get enough of this place.  For anyone who understands true Italian food, this is a must try.  I always enjoy their fish.  Perfectly prepared and always served up with delicious vegetables.  In my opinion, this place is a bargain given the entrees are all in the $20-30 range.  Pasta is even less than that.  They also have a decent Italian wine offering with most glasses in the $8-10 range and bottles below $40.  I've always found the food fresh, the service pleasant and the atmosphere lively.  What more can you ask for?  Oh, LARGER portions?  Go to Golden Corral if you want to stuff your face.


Soooo delicious!  We always get the mixed plate with Chicken Katsu, and beef teriyaki.  The kalbi short ribs are delicious as well.  Highly recommended!


Came here and were seated quickly. The waiter was prompt and the bread we received was great. \n\nAfter that it went down hill. It took the waiter another 10-15 minutes to come back and get our order. Two of us ordered the hot seafood platter and my dad ordered one of their specials (I greatly apologize that for the life of me I cannot remember what it was). All I can remember is that it was their most expensive fish special. Our food took a while to arrive, and at $25 for the fish and $30 for the platter, we were getting hungry and expected everything to be delicious. \n\nHere is where things keep going down hill. Every thing on our seafood platter was fried which was no big deal. What was a big deal was that it was dripping oil. And everything was so salty we could not possibly finish it. The crab cakes were deep fried and definitely did my taste like crab. I had a crab cake at Golden Corral and they tasted the exact same (actually golden corrals was better). \n\nThe fish mg dad ordered was also abysmal. The taste itself wasn't too bad (but also nothing special) it was the fish itself. I don't know if it was a bad quality fish or bad preparation but it was awful in texture. We all tried some and agreed that it was incredibly dry and chewy. The $2 swai fillets from Walmart were higher quality than that. The sides were okay but again, nothing special. \n\nIf this were your average seafood restaurant I would give it two stars, but for $60 for three people, it was definitely not worth it.


I've been lucky to call Stephanie my stylist for seven years. True has gone through different management changes in that time, but her skill and dedication have been consistent the whole time. I've gone from brunette bobs to Joan Holloway/Mad Men red to ash blonde ombre and every time I go in I know I'm in good, capable hands. Plus, the front desk girls are always sweet, the place is clean and calm and I'm obsessed with their tea.


When this place was named Jacqueline's , I never had an issue with the place - In fact, they used to have the best muffins, enough to warrant me making a road trip from North Scottsdale just to get a muffin and espresso.\n\nAlthough I realize that there are many good reviews associated with Cafe Carumba, this restaurant simply does not fall into the \"foodie\" category.\n\nI always have an issue with slow service especially when considering that the dining room is half empty. Second issue is the service staff too busy chattering or catching up with the latest gossip, rather than paying close attention to guests.\n\nThe third issue is having a table that was seated after me, being served before me. And when it took literally forever for my order to arrive, not even an apology was extended. ON top of that, after that near exasperating wait, being charged for an extra order of tortillas.\n\nCafe Carumba is really not my idea of the ideal or cozy breakfast spot. It is amazing what  name change can do to the soul of a place. Okay, I agree and sympathize with the fact that restaurants can have an off day...but I always seem to be the victim!


Beers seemed to be a little higher priced than this lizard is used too. They do a have a pretty good tap. Lots of craft beers. Bit of a rocker bar. They we're blasting foo fighters. Nothing against foo and those that fight it but this is a bit of a sign. Also got the stare down from the regulars when I walked in. It's like they've never seen a 50 million year old lizard of death before.


MENU CAHNGE: So I've always enjoyed the flatbread tapas at happy hour. I dragged a bunch of friends for full price dinner here last night and...\n\nthey have replaced their flatbread with what appears to be straight up from the box Matzoh Ball CRACKERS.\n\nI think any toddler is familiar with the difference between crackers and bread.\n\nSo $10 for some crackers and tiny scoops of hummus, bruschetta and tapenade is steep. But then I realized my friend had ordered the flatbread pizza and was struggling to eat it because CRACKERS can't support the weight of pizza toppings and sauce.\n\nAnother guest politely asked the waiter about the crackers and the server said it was a permanent change.\n\nHere's a permanent change: I will be going to one of the other couple hundred gastro pubs in town with great atmosphere. Or hell, just walk across the street to Firefly for actual tasty food! \n\nAnd the fresh brewed beer isn't worth it--a lot of the brews are heavy with a syrupy honey taste. bleh.


The best Thai food in Green Valley! You will not be disappointed. The prices cannot be beat and the food is delicious (about $5.95 per item). On many occasions I have ordered: Chicken Pad Thai, Chicken Panang, Thai Chili mint w/Beef, Papaya salad, Tom Yum soup. They are all delicious. My friend from Thailand approves herself. Just keep in mind that they're closed on Sundays. They are located right next to the CitiBank.


This place has really bad service. We waited for over 20 minutes just to get our drink orders taken. Then another 20 minutes to get our food order taken. Then over an hour to get food!! The food is okay--I've had better Indian food in the Valley. The atmosphere is also weird--they have this belly dancer, who has bit too much belly. The owner walks around whistling and putting dollar bills in the belly dancer's top. REALLY bizarre.... So not appropriate for families.  All in all, there's better food, service, and places to go for authentic Indian food.  I've been twice and both times were very disappointing due to poor quality food and service.  There won't be a third time:  I'll never go back again.


I like Monty's food--breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all very good--but I just can't help thinking that it's overpriced when I go there.  It seems like it should be diner-priced . . . but almost $9 for a grilled cheese seems a bit steep to me.  Their desserts are to die for, though.


Bins were either completely or almost empty. What a let down. Huge warehouse side full of stuff and the shelves in the store side were almost bare. I wish I had taken pictures. Complete waste of gas. \nI was very disappointed. I can't figure what all the hype is about. When digging through bins, you can tell this stuff is from other stores that did not sell. Now, it you want to find better things, goodwill is overcharging at its \"boutique\" store. \nNot impressed.


I don't understand when people tell me they love Ru Sans. The sushi is just ok... Nothing Special. 80% of the menu is deep fried. Ick.\n\nNot saying I would never go here again but there are SOOOOO many better places!


DH was getting pizza at #1 Brothers so I originally tried to order from the Japanese restaurant in the same plaza, but they failed to answer the phone after we called FOUR times!  Thank goodness.  Went to Ari and got the usual excellent service and good sushi.  What made me feel good---I was explaining to the girl who answered the phone that I had ordered the spicy tuna handroll before and had been disappointed in its consistency and our server had suggested a order it more coarsely chopped.  The young lady on the phone said: \"Oh, yes, that was me---I was your server and I remember.  I know exactly what you want!\"  And she did.  My spicy tuna handroll was exactly what I wanted and I felt good that she had remembered such a trivial incident when she deals with hundreds of customers.  Also, when I explained to her what my favorite specialty roll had been back at my old sushi joint, she was able to suggest a roll that very nearly the same and very good.  Actually, wait.  This was a Four star rather than a three star experience---let me go change my rating.  I feel like I have found my forever sushi place!  Thank you, Ari, for making me feel like a valued customer and not a faceless diner.


This place stinks.  I understand and appreciate it's purpose, however what I don't understand is how they are still in business considering how they run the place.  I've been to this store COUNTLESS times between my own wedding, and several other weddings I have been a part of.  Most recently, I am the Matron of Honor in a friends wedding and we purchased the bridesmaid dress here. \n\nFirst off, when choosing the size for my dress, the girls measured me and told me to order a size six.  I am a small girl (or at least I like to think so), the previous wedding I was in, my dress size was a two - and I haven't gained weight.  Now, I could have ordered a different size, but the girls scared me so much I just ordered the six... fast forward several months later when I pick up the dress.  Surprise, surprise it doesn't even stay on.  So now I have to get major alterations.  Considering I don't usually get these kind of alterations I decide to get it done at the store because I figured they were the experts - WRONG choice.\n\nI make an appointment, which is hard to do on the limited schedule the alterations lady works.  I settle on a Friday in the middle of the day, causing me to have to leave work early.  Turns out the lady shows up 20 minutes late.  Then, when I picked up the dress she blew off my appointment assuming the dress will fit... well it didn't (again I left work early for the appointment).  Then, the lady says she can come back in an hour to fix it... I go home - 20 minutes later she is there and I have to rush back to the store to get the dress fixed.  There is more to the story, but I won't bore you.\n\nAt the end of the day, the store owner offered me $35 dollars for my troubles... that's right $35 off of the $145 I paid for alterations--- BTW the dress cost me $120, so the alterations because I was convinced to order the wrong size cost more than the dress itself.  SO ANNOYED.\n\nI WON'T be back to this store.  I've bought so much here and now realize the lack of service is not worth my convince.  I promise I will be driving out of my way to get wedding related items in the future.\n\nP.S. They don't take American Express, which I find VERY annoying since it is the only credit card I carry.


my boyfriend has wanted to take me to this restaurant for 3 years. we finally went on a special occasion. i was looking forward to a really good meal and nice ambiance. ok, so the food was way overpriced for what you got. we went for breakfast. the portion was average, nothing spectacular and it was pricey for what you got. the service was super slow. yes, it was busy, however, it was slower then slow. it was very noisy, putting a damper on our special occasion. the decor was the only nice thing about the visity. service blew. prices blew. nothing special. i could've went to a hole in the wall diner and got a heaping portion for less money and better service.


I had to purchase a few map books for work and this is the best location in the east valley. The reason I like this place so much is because they usually carry everything I need for our Arizona and Nevada branches. I have been coming here for years now to purchase updated maps for the valley. Each time I need something, they have it and they have it in bulk, which is greatly appreciated. A lot of people guy online now to order or use GPS so map stores are few and far between. I like being able to have a store that is local so I don't have to wait for shipping. It also nice to go through map books in person to see which works best for what I need it for. The staff is always courteous and helpful whenever I have called or gone down to make a purchase. Thanks for always carrying what we need!


I would rather go to Walmart on Christmas Eve than go to this Kmart at its slowest time. Took me 40 minutes and four employees to get the item I ordered online to pick up in store. Did I mention the ten minute wait to even get someone to the help counter because the 8 cashiers they had were too enthralled in a riveting conversation.... Never again.


They seem to be in the middle of a transition, changing the menu to add special entrees and such.\nThe manager was walking around tonight offering patrons random FULL entrees for free, just to try ! That type of atmosphere is what will guarantee my return - goodonya GG.


Came here for lunch and was pretty disappointed. The wings were tiny, seriously the smallest wings I have ever had, like mini wings. The meat plate sounded good, we ordered chicken breast in bourbon sauce and pulled pork. The chicken was good, tender, juicy and had great flavor. The pulled pork was served dry and had a weird taste to it, like rubber.. Even with tons of BBQ sauce it was still dry. The corn on the cob was mushy and the salad was wilted. Bad meal overall, but good service and icy cold blue moon.


I was visiting a client down the street and found this on my Yelp App. Located in a odd spot and smaller I was greeting by Phrank the owner who is from Redlands CA. Phrank took the took the time taking orders personally and even came out to the dinning area and made sure everyone was happy! Now that's service. \n\nAfter placing my order with Phrank at the counter my food arrived within minutes is seemed like. I saw good reviews for the fish tacos and went with the fish taco combo plate. Tacos were yummy, sizable pieces of deep fried fish with cabbage and a light white sauce. I added some salsa which gave my tacos a nice kick. The beans and rice were also good. \n\nPhat Phank's has been here two years and it's nice to see a non big box place chain do well. I'm looking forward to coming back and trying the tacos and burritos - prices are reasonable and service is great.


This location sucks. Products everywhere, dirty store, lack of products for certain brands. Especially in the NYX cosmetics section. Packages were opened, fresh new lipsticks ruined because some idiot forcfully smashed the cap on it, and there were hardly any products left.\n\nI know Ulta is Sephora's ugly step sister but I much prefer to go to Sephora than this place. Most high end products (cosmetics, skincare, fragrances, body care, hair products) are sold at Sephora anyways. What's the point of Ulta? I know they have brands like Revlon, Covergirl, Maybelline etc...etc... but umm...that's what drugstores are for. \n\nOnly reason why I came here was for the brand Essence. I went to purchase a dupe lipgloss for NARS Turkish Delight.


I don't know if 1 star is right or 2, but it's pretty close.  I think it would have been an easy 2 stars if I didn't go to George's Brasserie the night after to compare this against.\n\nFirst off, the waiter was off. I don't mind that perhaps English wasn't his first language, but there are somethings that do matter.  Like getting your napkin halfway through the appetizers is a little strange.  We were needing some space on the table because me and buddies ordered a lot of food.  It took a really long time for the waiter to come by and clear the dishes  - since it was him who noted the crowded tabletop.  Also, when we got the dessert menu, it literally took him like over ten minutes to come back and get an order from us.  It's wild, but the way the waiter is will really set the tone for the evening.\n\nSecond, the food was not good.  I couldn't help but notice some post here claiming that oysters are really good.  Frankly, I'm no oyster aficionado, but after comparing with other restaurant, it was pretty weak.  In comparison to other oyster bars in the area, they were much to liquid-y. That is, they just didn't have enough substance on the whole and also, the taste wasn't really like seawater, it was more salt water than anything. Fairly disappointed in the oysters. Second, the mussel pot had a pretty good broth, but the mussels were far too small and you could easily tell that they were old/frozen.  The mussels tended to be a bit grainy and fall apart in the mouth.  The sushi was definitely standard and didn't pop out at me at all. Admittedly, the sweet'n'sour calamari or something like that was pretty good, but that's the extent of it.\n\nThird, the ambiance made me feel tired. Lights are too dim and not very crowded.\n\nYeah, I won't be coming back, sorry.  Waiter really set the tone for the night and the food didn't do anything to recover. If I want oysters/mussels, I'll go to another place.\n\ndmo out.


This is, by far, the WORST Corporate Starbucks I've ever been to. The service is horrible, it takes longer than necessary to receive my drinks and everything is always so messy. The only reason why I keep coming back here is the convenience because I live right down the street.\nI work at the Starbucks in the Mandalay Bay next to the House of Blues, and even though it's not a corporate Starbucks, we still hold all the same procedures and values. \nWhenever I go into this particular Starbucks, it takes forever to be acknowledged if it's not busy. When my order is being taken, they're usually very rude or preoccupied with things other than their actual job- for example they're talking to eachother about their personal lives or how their shift has been going. If I just order one drink it will take around 5 - 10 minutes, depending on how distracted by conversation the baristas are. If I need milk from the condiment bar, it's usually expired already or there is no milk at all.\nForget it if I'm going through the drive thru. I have about three different rewards accumulated on my Starbucks cards because when I let them know that I have a reward, I just get ignored and they charge me the full price anyway.\nLong story short, the workers give off a nasty, snarky attitude and they take forever to make the simplest of things.


Uninspired food, cold inattentive service. I will not come back.


These are definitely the best cheesesteaks outside of Philadelphia!  \n\nI am not sure why the reviews aren't that good other than the reviewers must not know what a true Philly cheesesteak is supposed to be.  Believe me, I grew up in PA, so I have eaten my fair share of Philly cheesesteaks.\n\nThe restaurant are clean, the staff is extremely friendly and the food is delicious!


Oh, Joyride, I really want to like you but I just can't. Maybe I ordered the wrong things. I opted to get the the tamales because they come with the house rice and veggies instead of having to pay extra for sides with the tacos. The tamales were just okay, kind of expensive for what you get, and I have to say I really missed having a side of beans built into the meal with the rice. However, the \"white magic\" sauce is fantastic. A star for that alone! Maybe other Mexican food places have spoiled me but seriously how much more expensive would it be to included some beans with the meal?? I also got the Jamaica...I mean, Hibiscus drink and it was by far way too sweet. Which was shocking for me because I love sugary sweet things and it was just too much. So much so I didn't even want dessert. I've never said that before. I always want dessert. The house salsa is okay. Not bad but again not great and same goes for the chips. Definitely not what they should be using to draw people into the place. I will say the staff is super friendly and attentive. Maybe too much so. At least 5 different people asked us if we wanted more chips and salsa. It made me wonder exactly who was our server if everyone is checking on us. Nice but odd. Anyway, I promise to try you one more time for the tacos. Fingers crossed it'll be better.


Staff was very friendly, and atmosphere was fun, but the Margherita pizza (thin crust) was the worst I have ever had. Mozzarella was so thin you couldn't even taste it. Tasted like cardboard.


AMAZINGGGG!!!!\ncheap and good food, what more can you ask for\nOnly 6 bucks for a smoked meat sandwich...try the black cherry and the sausage too\nI only gave 4 stars because of the 30mins line up and cramped place, if you are going with only 2 people be prepared to eat in a table with strangers because its a very small place


Two Guys is bringing life back to a dying art. Clean, fresh, quality hair cuts are what they do. I have been a few times now and have never been disappointed and expect I never will be. If you're tired of chain haircut stores not giving you what you want, then come here. Great atmosphere and great guys working there. Only downside right now is the construction nearby. Use Recker Road to get there. Little out of the way, but well worth it.


Excellent sushi, great service, and good happy hour specials.  It has a decent sports bar theme.  I had my bachelor party here and even my friends who don't care for fish liked the place.  I also go here for business dinners.\n\nTry the Ladybug Roll just for the presentation.


Definitely something that you have to try when you visit Pittsburgh.  Whatever you order, it will be a greaseball.  Ketchup and red devil hot sauce made my sandwich pretty tasty, but I think for that much grease, it should have been phenomenal, not just pretty good.


Stopped here on a layover. Wanted to try something different than the normal fast food places. Ordered Mongolian beef, which was WAY too salty... The broc was under cooked and the chow mein just tasted like spaghetti! \nDon't go here!


Best burger I've ever had from a fast food restaurant!!!  Wish they'd move to the east coast!!!  The first time I'd had In-N-Out I was vacationing in San Francisco so when I saw the sign in Vegas I had to go!!!  Well worth it.  Wish we'd gone there instead of fatburger!


While it may be bigger and have lots of things hanging from the ceiling, I do not like this REI as much as the one in Tempe. It's way more pretentious and getting good service is about as common as seeing someone in Scottsdale without Uggs and Daisy Dukes on.\n\nHowever, sometimes I'm in the area and sometimes they have things the other store doesn't. I strictly go here to pick things up and leave as quickly as possible.


The decor of this place is really neat. It's dim and intimate inside (in fact, it's so dim they have to give you a menu that lights up!) and they have some really comfy chairs to sit on. The DJ who was working on Saturday night was playing some fun music, but the volume was a little too loud for a \"lounge.\"  I could only talk to the people sitting immediately next to me, and even then I had to yell a little.  The patio was a nice escape from the loud music.  They had a lot of seating out there and a nice view of the courtyard to people watch.


I'm just gonna start off by saying this place is amazing! The food is delicious especially the hummus and the hookah is even better. If your not sure what kind of hookah you want just ask for what you feel like.... fruity, minty, citrus..... and they'll make you something amazing.\n\nAll the servers there are amazing but Bladen is by far the top guy. He will always make you feel welcome and his service is always exceptional.\n\nOverall, this place is amazing!!!


I have to agree with Elle T. WTF was I thinking?\n\nThese doucebags are smack dab in the middle of crack ville which they fail to mention on their website, of course and they WOULDN'[T LET ME IN WITHOUT A PASSPORT - screw them!\n\nAs much as I hate to admit this I was terrified being in this stink hole 'hood with night approaching, so I walked in to the yes *gasp!* Western hotel and the rooms were actually NICER then the nasty casino area and it was private with my own bathroom. And cost $25.


Saw 2 ROACHES my last visit, I will not be back!!!!!!! Change the name to Roaci!!!


Was an ok show to say the least even with getting the tickets for free. Have a few drinks beforehand and it may be a bit more entertaining. Go see Zumanity or Rock of Ages. They are well worth the money for the tickets. I'm not saying the performers were not talented but in this case if you have seen one cirque show then you've seen pretty much all this has to offer.


Love this place, but so sad with their limited and confusing hours of operation?  The website and voice message give conflicting hours/days of operation?  Ultimately, the kitchen closes by 6 pm--super tough to make dinner plans!


The burgers here were good but not stellar. I had a chicken burger with brie, smoked bacon, and shallots, while my friend had the \"le classique\" beef burger with brie and some other toppings that have slipped my mind. All burgers come served with lettuce, tomato, red onion, a pickle, and your choice of house-baked bun. We also ordered a french fry sampler of skinny and waffle fries. The fries were outstanding--perfectly crispy and seasoned, with no greasy residue. The mistake we made was that we ordered a sampler, when one order of fries is more than enough to feed two people with average appetites. Our server was Nicoletta and she was very friendly and provided excellent service. The price was reasonable, and they have great Happy Hour specials. Would we go here again? There's a slim possibility, but there are so many great burger joints in Las Vegas, this would be on the bottom of our list. In the future, come here for the Happy Hour specials and the french fries. They also have lots of flatscreens, so this would be a good option for those who want to watch the game over a beer.


Smashburger was so kind and provided us with a voucher to return. We've been going regularly without any additional problems. Thank you Smashburger!


Not the best computer science program.  However, it is a pretty big school.  It has that Arizona feel to it.  The heat can be unbearable at times, and I live in Vegas now.  My classmates were very friendly, but the teachers sometimes were a bit too strict.  The funny thing about this school was how people would steal bicycles and assemble a totally new bike.  So I'd see a bicycle with a bigger tire in the front and a smaller one on the back with different colors of parts attached.  Hilarious.  There are also a lot of people holding signs promoting either their religion or other beliefs.  There's a lot of different type of people here which is why I like it, but then again, I wasn't totally impressed by my teachers which is what I mostly looked for.