I'll start by saying this place is overpriced. It's charging too much for what it offers. I've been going her on and off for years as it's right next to Edinburgh University in studentville and always seemed like a great place to meet.\n\nUnfortunately, it's one of those places that likes to think it's swanky but has no real character. When I'm talking quite disparagingly about the latest great pub to get the dreaded relaunch and friends don't know what I mean I say \"The 56 North Makeover\". To me, it seems like every great little hole in the wall or pub in the community with character eventually succumbs to the corporate design disease and they lose all that was interesting about them.\n\nSo, I think 56 North knows what it's doing and it's not subtle about it:\n\n1. Hire only attractive student girls (from Surrey it appears) to wait tables.\n2. Market the Swanky City Cocktail bar vibe in a predominately student area without charging student prices.\n3. Cheap food at marked up prices.\n\nAccess is pretty good for wheelchairs as you can access all areas of the main bar/socialising area but they don't have accessible toilets so they aren't compliant with the law.Wheelchair users who want to use 56 North will have to stay for one or two but move elsewhere when a toilet break calls.\n\nI will probably begrudgingly go back there and buy their overpriced food/cocktails as long as my friends keep suggesting it. I suppose it is the only place like that in the area. The drinks list is vast and cocktails are pretty good. Food not so much.


Hatte heute mitgenommen, es war sehr lecker und frisch.\nEin bisschen fester Rollen k\u00f6nnte man es da die Rollen fast aufgegangen sind und etwas mehr wasabi w\u00e4re auch gut


This may be my new go-to breakfast spot downtown.  I had a beautiful plate of chilaquiles, with eggs over easy, marinated carne asada, and avocado.  It was perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious, with just the right level of spice.  The rest of their brunch menu was full of other interesting outside-the-box selections.  Lunch menu looks interesting too.\n\nI enjoyed a \"Derby Breakfast Club\" Bloody Mary along with it: Bacon-infused Old Overholt Rye Whiskey, Bloody Mary mix, hickory liquid smoke, crisp bacon, and half a pickled hard boiled egg.  Tasty variation on a classic morning drink.\n\nNick says there're plenty of places for bacon & eggs or buffets, but if you want a more creative breakfast that doesn't taste like what you get at a million other places, check out Park on Fremont!


Now this must be how movie heaven feels like. As a pauper =( having the opportunity to enjoy the experience a couple times a year does it for me. It's first class seats and service for a mere $15 for a movie ticket, then add on drinks and an appetizer, and you end up spending close to $40. Not bad, especially if it's a real big blockbuster movie, then it makes it more worth it. check it out, it's awesome.


I had the $19 prix fixe lunch today (5/14/10).  It was excellent!  I started with the onion tart and salad.  Main course was the couscous.  For dessert, I had the George V, a dark chocolate pastry filled with vanilla and chocolate mousse, topped with peanuts and over a black sacher biscuit.  It was delightful.  \n\nYou can't go wrong with this lunch.  I really liked the small restaurant.


It's like a tiny part of my years in Japan, or a stolen Post Street Japantown shopping area from San Francisco!  A nice selection of fresh food, Japanese sweets and cooking reagents, as well as various home products.  Did I mention the fresh buns and breads and sushi?  Good!


Yum! I enjoyed a basic New York pepperoni pie and they definitely did it justice. Loved the crust and the sauce. Also tried the house sangria, a bit sweet for me but it was just about right after adding some freshly-squeezed lemon juice. I'm looking forward to returning to try some of the pasta dishes and the infamous Grandma 'za. Oh, and for uptown this is unusual - parking is actually a viable option, and it's free.


And yet another negative report.\n These guys, lemme tell ya...\nThe only reason why I even used this service was that they were across the street from my work place. They get the one star for convenience. \nBut the fellow there had me in line already and just because a couple of others had completed their service, he told me, \"Let me take care of these guys first.\" \nI had come in for an oil change, and I asked if there was an extra charge for rotating tires. They said no. I asked them how long, they said maybe an hour. So, I indicated to them to call me when it is done.\n3 hrs later, I called them to find out if it was done yet. They put me on hold for 4 minutes. They told me it would be ready when I get there. \nSo, I went back and stood behind one other guy, and made eye contact with the same guy who prepared my order earlier. He left the counter area to find out what was going on. He returned and said, \"Give me a minute, lemme just take care of this guy.\" So, I had to wait again. \nWhen he got my keys for me, he added, \"Oh, they forgot to rotate your tires.\" \nSo, to summarize: they are slow with oil changes(3 hrs), they are inconsistent with who gets helped first (they selectively choose who gets helpe first rather than who's in line), they lie about how fast they can do something (they said 1 hr), and they don't do everything they promised to do (didn't do the tire rotation).\nI wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.


We have used Napoleon and Poppa Naps BBQ services for 3 events for our company, the food and customer service was spectacular. Napoleon genuinely loves what he does and I believe that has attributed to his success and results.\n\nMEATS\nI have had his ribs, brisket and tri-tip. I would recommend all three meats, his tri-tip is to die for though.\n\nBest tri-tip I've had by far, there is a particular rub and coating that develops after it is BBQ-ed and it provides a ring of flavor while eating. \n\nThe ribs were perfect, tender and flavorful yet not over cooked. Napoleon competes in rib cook offs all the time around the nation. \n\nThe brisket was also great as well, very very tender, great with the \"spicy\" BBQ sauce. I didn't even need a knife. \n\nSIDES\nI really enjoyed the Santa Maria Beans with salsa and grilled potatoes. The beans taste very clean and fresh. They compliment the meats very well.


I stay here few times a year because I have comped stays and discount rooms.\nThe resort is really nice. The pool, lion habitat and casino are all awesome.\nThey also just renovated one of the towers, so all the rooms are pretty nice.\nKeep in mind this hotel is on the very south end of the strip. It's a long way's from everything else in the middle of strip.\nThe Coke Cola Store and M & M store are right next door.\nOne thing that bugs me about this place is the looooonnnnng walk i have to take when I want to get back to my room. I have to go through like two parts of the casino, thousands of people, just to get up.


the food was alright but definitely cost more than it should.  we went for a quick lunch and the service was alright too but the food was not up to par with your typical vegas food.  btw don't get the kim chee, not good.


This was my second time here, the service was dismal both times. We went in for the appealing happy hour, however we were not even offered a menu. \n\nCrystal the bartender appears to me miserable with her job. From a business prospective it doesn't make too much sense not to refill Customer's glasses. Putters management should be embarrassed by the service offered at their establishment. The DMV offers quicker, more friendly service.  \n\nAfter having an empty beer glass for 20 minutes I decided that it was time to cash out go to a bar that appreciates having Customers


One of the most frustrating layouts of a restaurant I've ever been to. Two \"front\" doors, bathrooms placed too far away from the bar and the dining area, strange patio layout.\n\nFOOD: Possibly the best French onion soup I've had in Phoenix. The burger wasn't earth shattering, but was good.


Just opened following winter over seeding. Course played surprisingly well. Tees and fairways were in good shape. The greens were really slow from the overseeing but held and putted very well considering. Expected to play \"automatic 2-putt\" but all the greens were good. The rough was a golf ball eating monster. Deep heavy bermuda swallowed up shots and hid the balls. Would certainly play again.


I can honestly state that this pet boarding facility is the only one I would ever leave my little guy at. If  not available, I would stay put. The staff is extremely attentive and caring and while I used to feel that no one could ever take care of my Westie as I do, I stand corrected. This past weekend was another example of their professionalism. I had to leave town with only a half hour notice, calling PP on my way to the airport. They had medical records pulled up, reviewed etc. within seconds, asked all pertinent information and even met me outside at my car to save me time. When calling the following day I was given a very thorough description of my little guys activities and appetite. I can honestly relax completely knowing he is cared for so well and would never recommend a business, especially where pets are concerned unless I felt 100% positive on all counts.


Luckily I didn't know about all the hype until we actually got here. I didn't realize it was a famous restaurant. It's off Sahara in the most unlikely spot, and it looks like a hole in the wall, but once you get in it's actually quite big inside. It was crazy busy on this Wednesday night but they were able to seat us about 15 minutes early.\n\nThe service is very fast and Asian-level friendly. We ordered the crispy duck with drunken noodles, stuffed chicken wings, Nua Nam Tok (charbroiled beef slices) and green curry. \n\nThe stuffed chicken wings were a disappointment. I've had better at other restaurants, and my own that i make are by far WAY better. The rest of the food was all really good, and my favorite was the crispy duck. The curry was very normal, nothing special. The Nua Nam Tok was maybe a 7/10. \n\nThe portions are TINY! For three people we probably could've used one more entree. We also ordered a glass of wine each, and it came to about $55 a person, which is damn expensive for Thai food.\n\nAll in all, it was good. I'd like to go back and try some other things on the menu, which, by the way, is HUGE. It's like 10 pages! But I dunno..I would also be just as happy going to the Thai place down the street from me for half the cost.


I got the an excellent deal, then looked up on hotwire that would have given me an extra $100 off so I called Thrifty and the agent was super nice and matched the hotwire price.  So far so good.  Then I saw all the terrible reviews on yelp and got worried.\n\nWhen we arrived in Las Vegas I told my sister to expect long lines and bad service, but weren't we PLEASANTLY surprised.  I was served right away (they just weren't busy, only three agents, though) and Justin was super super friendly.  The car drives like a dream, but yeah, has 45,000 miles on it which seems like a lot.  We are going to be putting a lot more on it.  I'll review again when we return but the check in process was painless considering what I was expecting.


Waitress. the turkey burger is cold. Can you recook? We brought another. Ah, look, it's pink and uncooked. Sorry, we are learning the grill. That's my review. I hope it's better for you. Food is not a priority.


This might sound brash - but for a city built on an excess to the senses, you have to execute things well.\n\nAnd the Cosmopolitan to me, is the name of my favorite drink, and is one of the newest hotels on the Strip that I kept hearing about. So I wanted to see it for myself.\n\nThe styling in the hotel fits me well. I was awed and noted a lot of the little details they infused into the place. It was like Tom Ford had a party with David Bowie and then did drugs with maybe Christian Dior or Diane von Furstenberg. Just very cool, modern, with touches of glamour everywhere.\n\nHowever, a few detrimental notes:\n\nThe Chandelier, was hyped up to me but once I was inside it - it lost its lustre. Yes, you are a sitting in a place strewn with crystals, but I expected a little more. It also didn't do them well, that once sat - it took about 10-15 minutes to be noticed. And this is while everyone is waiting in line at Marquee on a Saturday night. So needless to say, first impression of service... BLEW.\n\nThe signature Cosmopolitan sucked. And for it being the name, I expected something out of it. It's like Carrie Bradshaw took a big wee-wee in my glass. \n\nWhile styled well, the hotel might have been planned out more than what it should have been. Everything was packed in so tight and it made for a bit of claustrophobia. You couldn't see where you were going, when you walked in and about. Best design element that struck a chord were the video walls in the lobby. Those fascinated me the most.\n\nCrowd was okay - it tasted like LA walking through here. There was so many LBDs (or little black dresses to you) that it looked like Herve Leger took a big shit on the place.\n\nBottom line lies in the execution. For paying good money, you still need to be seamlessly good, and the Cosmopolitan failed at that point just on the surface. It still holds my curiosity at this point, but it wouldn't be my first choice to come back to when staying in Vegas - I don't think.


If I could give this place ZERO stars I would. This is the second time I have left there so unhappy. The first time my Fiance and i went in and got mani's and pedi's. they were rude to both of us and acted like they hated every second of us being there. I THOUGHT it was probably just a fluke and I gave them another shot this afternoon. ... and I wish I hadn't. I only had limited time so i picked my pink color and asked for just a regular manicure. THe girl then proceded to tell me that that the pink wouldn't look good on me. I should just do a french manicure with pink tips.I said no I just want them to be all pink. She said \"It no look good, to much pink for you\" I thought she was joking bc who the hell says that??!! ... but she wasn't. She then told me well its only going to last 2 days with this color. So i said 'Oh is it a bad brand should i pick another brand'? and she said 'no you can do gel manicure'. I again said nope JUST the REGULAR manicure, and she shook her and and said ok but it is going to chip because your nails are so OILY..... WHAT??? AGAIN who says that ... in all my years getting manicures I have never had issues with my nails being to oily for a manicure. This literally went on for like 5 min and I should have just left. The manicure she gave me was TERRIBLE and she was so sloppy with the clipping ( she wacked them off, and the edges were like razor sharp) filing( so uneven, I had to tell her to fix spots)  and the paint job was uneven and lumpy. I literally felt like crying she was just SUCH a b*%&*h and so bad at her job. In all my years I have never NOT tipped and I did not giver her a dime more than the $12 it cost me to have this done to my nails. I just couldn't tip her. It was that bad. \n\nI WILL NEVER EVER GO HERE AGAIn... there are waaaaay to many other places to give your business too in the area.


The food was ok. I received very slow service, and although my waitress was very nice, it was just slow. I didn't get asked what I would like to drink for five minutes after being seated, even though the place wasn't too busy (it was 1am). Also I wasn't even greeted upon entry. It was expensive, and the portions were tiny. I wouldn't mind so much if the service made up for the portions, but it didn't. What was I paying for? Service? No. Food? No. It was disappointing.


The name itself sounds rebellious, so I had huge expectations of rowdiness when I came here but was pleasantly surprised at how classy and friendly the staff was.  \n\nCulinary Dropout was our first stop in Vegas when we arrived.  We were hungry, thirsty and needed to start partying after our flight from Orange County. We arrived in Las Vegas at 9 PM, so we were lucky enough to miss the dinner crowd, but I had reservations regardless (which I booked through Opentable.com).\n\nThe restaurant wasn't very crowded, but the people who were there seemed to be enjoying their time drinking and laughing.  Our server was very sweet, accomodating and was on top of our orders.  I wish I could remember her name, I'd like to say thank you for getting our weekend off to a great start with her great service.\n\nThe ambiance is super laid back, casual and teetering on the hipster side.  I can see it working for a party with friends, or a romantic date.  \n\nWe decided to order apps instead of meals so we have a little more room for alcohol (ha!).  We ordered the artichoke hearts, pretzel fondue (that everyone on Yelp is raving about), and a charcuterie of Iberico ham and manchego cheese.\n\nArtichoke hearts:  tender, with a slightly smoke flavor.  It had this cheesy cream that went well with it, topped with baby spinach.  They also drizzled it with an orange marmalade which I personally didn't care for.  I like orange marmalade on toast, but not on my artichoke hearts.  \n\nPretzel fondue:  Everyone was raving about this here on Yelp.  I found it too salty for my liking.  There was almost too much salt on the pretzels and the fondue (served in a cute little pot and tealight warmer) had a slightly gritty texture, and that was salty too, reminded me of Cheez Whiz out of a jar.  Maybe they made it salty on purpose because we were pounding beer after beer to wash it down.\n\nNow for the BEST part of our meal, the Iberico ham: O.M.EFFING.G. Talk about melt in your mouth awesome goodness.  It was like butter, no gaminess, with a slightly sweet note in the back.  It went well with the slightly salty bitterness of the manchego cheese.  They served it with a cherry compote on the side and two pieces of crostini bread and made a fancy little ham and cheese sandwich.  Mind you, they gave us maybe half a cup of thin ham shavings at MP $19.\n\nBottom line, would I come back here?  Probably not.\n\nWith all the various and unique dining experiences Vegas has to offer, I don't think Culinary Dropout is memorable enough for me to take time out of my precious vacation to venture back here.  At least I can say that I gave it a shot, and that I actually finally got to taste Iberico ham.


I came here after hearing the rumors that this is the \"best buffet in Vegas.\" Let me preface my review with the fact that I am a pescatarian, a recession-era college graduate, who doesn't drink and I was underwhelmed with my experience here.\n\nI checked out the tips on Yelp, which advised me to arrive early so that I could get a ticket before paying and being seated (thanks, Yelpers!). My boyfriend and I grabbed our tickets from one of the kiosks next to the hostess's podium, which is already pretty confusing as people were fumbling around, wondering how to get seated at the Holy Grail of Vegas buffets. Of course, we checked in at 1p so we would have enough time to embrace the brunch price tag (with the unlimited mimosas for my beau) and stay for the beginning of their dinner service. We were notified via text exactly 70 minutes after we got our ticket (as promised) that our seats will be held for 15 minutes. We made it in the nick of time and, luckily, there was no line to pay. We were asked to pose for souvenir pictures in front, which we were later solicited to purchase for $25 during our meal - just because we are eating here does not mean we want to spend $25 to commemorate our excessive spending on excessive eating! We were seated pretty quickly, as there were plenty of vacant tables around the restaurant.\n\nThe selection was tragically lackluster. There were the standard staples of most buffets (e.g. salad bar, pizza station, hamburger sliders, crab legs, sushi, pastries) with stations for meat-carving, meat and cheese, dim sum, udon/ramen, and southern comfort food (i.e. corn on the cob, tater tots, etc.). As a pescatarian who doesn't like shellfish, you could imagine how limited my options were. There were about 5 types of rolls to choose from [including pickled vegetables (seriously?!), imitation crab (come on!), spicy tuna], and then a few choices of nigiri (salmon, tuna, and shrimp). The dim sum selection was pitiful and I'm pretty sure the har gow had been frozen. My boyfriend loved the shumai.\n\nWe moseyed on over to the seafood station and grabbed some salmon and some sort of unmarked whitefish, both of which we decided not to finish after one bite. My boyfriend excitedly filled his plate with the selections from the meat-carving station only to find out that most of the lamb chop had been fat and it was underwhelming, despite the grand presentation.\n\nNow onto the desserts -- they have a crepe station, which I was really excited about until I realized that they cook the crepes for you and then you slather on preserved berries, bananas, and cool whip to your liking - where's the nutella? Why didn't they put fresh fruit in them for me like a real creperie would have? Oh, right, I paid $50 to do it myself... I also tried their gelato, which was pretty delicious, but they were distributed in small servings (smaller than my fist), which, in retrospect, is probably wise since people are probably stuffed by the time they reach dessert. Their vanilla with fleur de sel and salted caramel flavors are delicious! They also have a create-your-own ice cream sandwich option with chocolate cookies or almond cookies, which was a pretty neat option.\n\nEssentially, this buffet is not pescatarian/vegetarian-friendly. I ended up filling up on spicy tuna rolls and cocktail shrimp with dabbling in new, disappointing dishes in between before giving up and diving into the desserts. I am also disappointed that their brunch selection was more \"-unch\" than \"br-,\" as they did not have many \"traditional\" breakfast options (other than dim sum and red velvet pancakes).\n\nMy favorites from this place were the juices they had in adorable individual carafes (guava, mango, cranberry, to name a few) and their ice cream, I guess. \nIf you're looking for high prices, limited selection, and even less satisfying quality, this is the place to be! Nothing in this buffet seemed notable or worth coming back for. My boyfriend mainly liked his sliders that he topped with their guacamole, but seriously? I'm not going to pay $50 for sliders, juice, and gelato.\n\nI'm glad we tried it so that we know what \"the best buffet in Vegas\" is really like, so we can go back to The Bellagio with $20 more in our pockets and Beef Wellington and sushi hand rolls in our stomachs!


If I was back home in Seattle, I would consider it a good club, but for Vegas one deserves better.  Cramped and dark.  When I stopped by on a Sunday night, the music was mainly techno.


Let me start out by saying that I USED to love the Penguin- before it switched management. (If you want the old Penguin awesomeness, see The Diamond.)\n\nThe new Penguin is not great. Used to be crowded and jovial and loud- now it's virtually empty and so, so quiet. \n\nThey were out of a handful of things that our group ordered (some of the sodas, chicken wings, etc.). Our waiter would take orders, come back, tell us they were out, take a new order, come back. This happened 2 or 3 times.\n\nI also requested a veggie burger with no bun, but iceberg lettuce in place of a bun. Like a veggie burger between 2 pieces of lettuce. This request absolutely blew our waiters mind and, while he treated me like a culinary genius from that point on, it really isn't an innovative enough idea that a waiter should be surprised by it. Or need a 5 minute explanation about it. \n\nWhen the food came (it took a while), most of us were missing toppings or sides. None of the veggies that should have come on my burger were there. The onions that my husband requested were not there. \n\nI actually feel bad for the staff. I have a sneaking suspicion that our waiter hadn't gotten proper training and maybe communication between staff and management is poor. I blame management, not the wait staff.  It's such a shame- The Penguin used to be so awesome.


On our way here on the 23rd from LA, started having car problems. The next day, the car was even worse. Got a recommendation to go to Gil's. It's Xmas eve, and they were open later. The guy at Gil's was super nice and honest. He got the part and fixed the car up quickly! They are a lifesaver as we could of been stranded. Would highly recommend them!


Most disgusting burger I have ever had. Way to much sauce, I ordered it plain and got BBQ, burger patty's were burned and I payed for guacamole which I could have fit into a spoon for ants. Would rather go to a normal Burger King than spend $8 for a burger that my 4 year old niece could make better.\n\nService was acceptable. Food was horrible. Would rather go to any other burger place in town including any other Burger King.\n\nOh and I had a few drinks so the food should be even better I feel sick after one burger and threw away the fries if you get the  the option drive down flamingo to in and out or go to anywhere else.


So my husband and I had a gift cert to go to the movies. We chose to see pacific rim, which was a great movie, you should go see it. However we got to our theater and chose our seats, we were the only ones there as well. We just figured cause it was monday afternoon so thats why is was not so busy. \n\nMy husband noticed a leak due to the rain storm and informed one of the staff. They did nothing. As the start time for the movie approached and passed and no previews started. He got up and went to ask why they didn't start the movie. They told him they moved it to another theater because of the leak. \n\nNot once did anyone come and tell us that information. Very rude. So as we walked to the other side of the theater, one of the employees handed us two free movie passes as a \"we're sorry\" gesture which was appreciated, but still very rude to not let us know. \n\nAlso both times I used the restroom while I was there I had to deal with nastiness in the toilet. Almost all of the stalls had something gross in them. Clearly their to busy standing around chit chatting than to attend to the restrooms and make sure their clean.\n\nThe rest of the theater was nice but  from now on we will be going to a different theater.


Overpriced just \"okay\" italian food.  My dinner included overcooked (mushy) pasta and overcooked shrimp...husbands chicken had gross fat and chewy sections.  Not worth the $50 price tag...should have ate at a local joint.


This place is sub par.  The service is great and the staff are really friendly but the food is only edible at best.  My wife and I caught an early dinner here last night.  The decor was dated and the other patrons were all probably from Sun City, but whatever.  We ordered the dinner special which comes with soup, appetizers and two main courses.  We received the wonton soup first which was bland.  Then we got out appetizers that consisted of fried wontons, fried shrimp and egg rolls.  They were a bit greasy but edible.  Finally came our main course of orange chicken, mongolian beef and bbq pork fried rice.  The portions were a bit small and the food was flavorless.  I never had orange chicken and mongolian beef that tasted quite like this.  I mean I have had some terrible chinese food before, but the sauce they used for both dishes were pretty unique.  Again, everybody was incredibly nice and I really wanted to like this place, but my taste buds won out.  I know it's hard to find decent chinese food away from the spring mountain area, but there are definitely better than this(although I'm still searching for my go to place).


Debated whether or not to try this place while in Madison on business...  Met some new friends the night before and they suggested I go to Graze for breakfast.\n\nFirst of all, it is beautiful & has wonderful views of the capital!  The interiors are beautiful!  Wooden floors & high, painted ceilings! \n\nI went in and was confused on how they handled breakfast patrons.  So, I went to the bar & they said they would take my order.  I ordered a diet coke (although their bloody mary's looked amazing!) and a breakfast croissant.  I hung around, waiting to see if I needed to pay then & there.  They took my payment & then a few minutes later, they told me to take a seat & they would deliver.  So, I took my coke & sat down.  The coke was very flat & asked for a replacement.  They didn't replace it until after I paid & was ready to leave.  I asked if I could get it to go.  They game me a new one in a small cup, which was disappointing.  I didn't go for the coke, but service is important.  My sandwich was amazing- Wisconsin cheddar makes everythng taste better.\n\nBefor my departure, I tried to use the rest room.  Granted, it was about 8:30 in the morning & they were discusting.  I went to the one on the main level then needed to try the upstairs rest rooms because it was so dirty.  First stall was horrible, so settled on second.  Cleanliness of facilities is very important to me.\n\nNo doubt in my mind that everything on the menu is amazing- you can just tell.  It was just obvious that when I was there, other priorities were more important.\n\nI would return.


Crazy lines, but good thing we have VIP passes to skip the madness.\n\nEvery floor was crowded to dance and there were absolutely no seats to sit! How can a girl in heels survive?\n\nGreat music though.


I love Johnny Rockets, but was disgusted with this location. First, my burger was raw when I bit into it. The lady then gave me another one and there was no cheese like I had requested. She then insisted there was cheese and I gave up figuring she wasn't going to have the cook put another piece on. So now I recommend that no one goes to this location ever!!!! Visitors from out of town: Beware!!!!


The shower drain was clogged....The rooms aren't that great, but if you're a poor college student or poor postgrad...then it's not that bad.  Great location.


You've got to book with Liz!\n\nIf you have curly hair (or even not) she is the best in the burgh.  Nails it every time.  Love her personality and attention to detail.  I really feel like she listens to what I want but will tell me what she thinks, in a kind way. She's energetic, attentive, and just really knows hair.  \n\nHave been back multiple times and each time I leave happy: cut, color, and all.  Probably the first time i've actually stuck with a stylist.  Thanks Liz!


I was excited when I found this place and was hoping for an authentic experience, BUT my expectations fell short....the staff was nice. That's about all I can say that was good. The menu was horribly put together! You can't sell your food if your menu looks very displeasing to the eye. As for the food..........they need to bring in a waaaaaay better chef or kick the person who gave them the recipes that are currently being used. Nothing tasted like how it should and everything was cooked below amateur level. I really wanted to like this place, but just couldn't. Plus Da Lat is where my entire family is from...so I definitely would know what the food should taste like.


Besides the racist joke about all single mothers are black, my nipple piercing went fairly quickly. They hurt like hell but I like it.


You will have to pay a lot to hang here, but if you are in Scottsdale, definitely one of the top places to stay!  The pool is great, and the constant ice water, great food service is great.  Its near impossible to get a room that has a great mountain view and even if you do you are quite a ways away from the pool.  The casitas close to the pool are really  nice, like little condos, and most have nice sliding doors out to the pool area.  The grounds are gorgeous and the place really is worth it.  Be sure and use the hotel's car service to take you up to the hiking trail.  Great Scottsdale Haven.


Overrated, No where to stand and decor was lacking..... My friends and I were truly disappointed. Do yourself a favor, regardless of the talent, hit Light, Marquee, XS, TAO...any place but here


This review is based on the billing department and not the actual staff at LVAC. It seems every time I call, they are not friendly except for one time. A rep talked so fast and mumbled when I asked basic questions such as when does my membership expire, how much is it to renew monthly vs. annual, are they going to take out the money automatically after it expires? After I asked the ghetto rep to repeat herself, she sounded annoyed. How am I supposed to understand when you mumble so fast? I called back another day and got a nicer person and paid my annual membership. I go to the gym a few days later and the girl tells me my account is past due. So I checked my bank account and I saw the charge was taken out!\n\nAlso, my bf had joined the same time as me and I said he should renew his membership. I'm not sure if it's the same ghetto rep or some other PMS rep said he couldn't get the same deal as I did. We joined the same day and got the same deal! She was really rude and when he asked to speak to a supervisor, she said she didn't have one and didn't bother looking into it. He hung up and got another rep who was nicer and actually looked into it.  \n\nI have also called in the past and their reps are not friendly. It seems a lot of them suffer from PMS.


We have been taking all of our dogs to Dr. Weikhorst for more than 10 years. He is a very compassionate doctor and a pleasure to work with. We recommend his services to everyone.


Being from Texas, I am a fan of Tex-Mex which believe it or not, is hard to find in these parts.  Although not Tex-Mex, I had high hopes for Los Dos because of the rave reviews of my husband's friends and family.  Everyone was promising me this would be a break from the disappointing Mexican food I had tried in the valley.  So, off we go...and what a let down.  The food was okay, but definitely not all it was hyped up to be.  I love mouth scorching spicy food but you get the impression that the dishes have no flavor because of the overwhelming spicy flavor is all you can taste.  The service was virtually non-existant and we got the impression that we were a burden to the waitstaff by dining there.  So, the search continues...


The only thing I really get here is the salad with grilled steak.  It's pretty big and like that you can get it with shredded lettuce.  Other than that, everything else I have tried has not been as good as Chipotle's offerings.


My friends and I all ordered breakfast. The food was mediocre but edible. However, I was not satisfied. If I am going to pay $17 for eggs benedict, I expect it to be above average. In this case, it was just meh.


Stopped by Marquee for the Armin Van Buuren concert during EDC weekend and it was extremely nice. The stage area and dance floor is rather small but the light show and effects really make up for it if you can find your way out there. Overall I definitely much preferred Marquee over Tryst and Surrender.


3.4\n\nI've had better food and the same quality of food for way more money in Vegas buffets.  What this place supplies is reasonable food at a price point less than many of the other buffets around.  I went for their steak and crab Wednesday, $15,99 less a dollar discount for being a guest at the hotel.  The crab legs were spindly and the steak was a bit tough but cooked to the medium I asked for.  The swordfish wasn't bad and I noticed several folks with whole plates of crawfish.  Many of the folks seemed to be locals and although I had no wait at 5:00 by the time I was done the place was full and a long line had formed.  They do not rush the diners in the restaurant.  There were plenty of food choices.  I gave up after 4 plates, the last of which was desert.  Because of the number of people everything I tried was still hot or cold as needed.  The vanilla soft serve had given up so I had chocolate ice cream with my peach cobbler.  The service was really quick and I noticed those folks requiring bar service got their drinks quickly.  My one big complaint was my plates got cleared while I was getting another and my service, complete with whatever was on them, was set on the table rather than waiting for me to get back and transfer them to my new plate so I would get a separate plate to put them on on the first trip.  \n\nFor the price this was an excellent value.


Found this place on Yelp for breakfast. We pulled into the parking lot and noticed the cool modern signage and covered patio. It looked like a trendy spot.\nThat was immediately dashed when we walked inside. The build-out of this place felt really cheap, which is a turnoff for me, personally.The decor was really poorly executed and again felt cheap..like it was trying to be a 50's dinner with a modern twist, which would be fine, if it was done well. It was clean though.\n\nEnough about the decor, I was there to eat, right?\n\nI ordered the Mile High omlette with homefries.\nIt came out about 3-4 minutes after I ordered it, which was an immediate indicator that the quality might not be there. The server placed my plate before me. My omelette was slathered in what seemed like an entire stick of butter. It was shiny. It tasted okay, but it just made my skin feel greasy. Not cool. The homefries were soggy.. like they were frozen and microwaved or maybe were prepared hours ago and just sitting in a bowl waiting to be served.\n\nOur server was really nice though.\n\nI wanted Over Easy to be good, but it's really just a greasy spoon.


Josh is simply the best practitioner in Vegas.  If you need a tuneup or a serious adjustment josh has the skills and gameplan to restore you to health.  He takes a holistic approach to your good health.  So glad to find in vegas!


I was impressed that they had a gluten free menu but there was not one gluten free vegan option so I just asked them to make me quinoa with vegetables.  Somehow what I got was a bowl of broth so I had to try to fish out my meal which now was soaked and had no flavor.  I can't imagine what the chef was thinking when he poured broth over my meal and turned it into soup.


Is there a more deliciously sinful cupcake in Las Vegas?  We've had them to our office twice now and each time, we are pleased with the timeliness of delivery and overjoyed by their tastiness.  Highly suggest if you're looking for alcohol infused cupcakes!


Great ambiance, very chic and modern. Plum has a very cute small bar in the front that is great while waiting for your table. Also, coming from Boston it's nice to know Pittsburgh is FINALLY getting some sushi places that are good!\n\nMy friends and I ordered some wine and sushi, the wine came quickly and we waited almost an hour after that for our food. We were chatting away but also growling for some food! It was very odd. The waitress seemed slow and disinterested. The host was a very fast, polite man but this waitress was weird. She told me they made my sushi wrong and then I just waited longer than my friends. \n\nEither way, the sushi was great! I got a Spicy Salmon Roll (which was about 6 pieces and delicious!) And a Skinny Roll that was SO good! Marinated veggies with slivered avocado on top! So delicious! \n\nI would definitely go back, interesting menu with asian fusion of thai too. Nice atmosphere. Good date place. Just hopefully get a different server than we did! Also, very convienent parking right upstairs in Borders! Very nice. \n\nWhen I'm in town next I'll come back and try more!


This place has a cute theme but I don't know if the nerds would appreciate Star Trek and Star Wars mixed together. Lots of specialty drinks but they are a bit on the expensive side here. $6 for a very mediocre chicken sammich makes me sad. Coffee is ok but only oldies music is being played.


Very clean and comfortable poker room. The best in Vegas! Be sure to order the cappuccino with the swizzle stick sugar.. sooo good. Also they have all kinds of delicious drinks here :)


We went to Pole Position as part of a team building event with work.  It was pretty fun! Definitely a great place to bring out the competitive attitude in everyone!


The hike was excellent.  We took the route that takes you around the base of the mountain that is just over 3 miles.  Easy enough for our 7 year old, but still will give you a good workout.  My wife, me and our two boys enjoyed it.  \n\nOnly thing that prevents this from being perfect is the address listed on yelp is wrong.  \n\nTurn north on N 55th off of Happy Valley.  Look for the tall lights around the athletic field and turn on W. Deem Hills Parkway.  \n\nFree parking and plenty of it.  There is a playground for the tiny ones up to 12 years old.  Basketball hoops and a soccer field too.


I was seriously disappointed after I stopped here last night.  Both flavors of frozen yogurt  were filled with ice crystals, and were very bland. The staff was indifferent, almost to the point of surly, even though I was the only customer at the time.  I walked in with a smile, expecting something nice, but I can say I won't be back.


it is all i envisioned it to be- great food, great service, friendly staff- what else can a foodie ask for.  lets break it down:\n- beef wellington - must have! great steak wth a hint of sweetness - big steak eater but i've never hadvthis before\n- kobe skirt steak - melts in ur mouth; so much better if u order medium rare- frien had it medium\n- seafood plate: fish was surprisingly super delicious, evrything else in d plate was tasty but nothing i havent had before\n- pork belly appetizer: i've had pork belly before, different but i would skip it if u've had this meat before\n- sauted mushrooms is definitely a must have! fingerling potatoes tatse like potatoes and loaded baked potatoes is humongous!!! better be hungry- love that it has chunks of bacon - YUM!,\n- HK antioxidant - soooooo good - gotta have it\nWish i had room in my tummy for dessert but i was in a food coma i cant do it- next time =)\nSaw Exec Chef Christina - very friendly and accomodating- took pictures with her and as busy as she was took the time to be entertaining- love, love the attitude! congratualtions!!!\nAsst Mgr Mike was so awesome - made us feel very welcome - cant say the same for our older waiter who felt like he was just in my face selling me their food - i watch Hells Kitchnen for heaven's sake! i kowwhat i came there for- told him i was a fan -he's nice tho and he's jst doing his job so i cant hate on d guy.  next ime in vegas - i HAVE to come back!!! hoping GoRdon Ramsey himself would b there - wishful thnking! = ))


The burgers are delicious!  The beer selection is admirable! The service is garbage. My husband and I took a seat in the \"lounge\" to wait for friends.  We ordered 12 Oz beers because we were planning on staying a while to drink with friends and wanted to taste different types. We were served the 20 Oz beers. Not wanting to waste we drank them. We decided we wanted a snack. They have an extensive appetizer menu but we wanted to try the burgers. Not being too hungry,  we split a burger \"el machet\". (Rememeber we were planning on filling up on tasty beer and hiting the strip. Doggie bags are not good luck on the game floor) It was tasty but not very spicy. Just tasted like an average good burger.  We were hoping for something with more heat. Our waitress must have decided we were cheap since we split a burger and never came back for refills or to check on us. In fact we couldn't get anyone to refill our beer. I guess it was good the burger wasn't spicy! Finally the waitress unceremoniously dropped our check off without saying anything. We paid, left, and took our money else where. Joke was on her. Alcohol always spikes the bill = bigger tip. The next wait staff enjoyed our money. If we wanted a full meal we would have sat in the dining room. If you want good service and multiple beers go somewhere else. If you want to be judged on your order by the world's most mediocre waitress,  this is your place! I'll withhold her name for class ;)


Service at this restaurant is excellent. Our friends who were meeting us were running late but the hostess was nice enough to seat us anyway. So we decided to order drinks. I had some watermelon drink and then a pi\u00f1a colada. I get really giddy when I drink so everything was funny to me. This restaurant is super romantic and dark with a beautiful view. I ordered the foie gras, corn soup and duck. I always enjoy foie gras but it was a tiny piece. The corn soup had crab in it and was really sweet. By the time the duck came I was already full. It was a bit dry and I didn't like the rice that came with it. My hubby had the Caesar salad, foie gras and beef Wellington. His Wellington was excellent. The flaky crust to it was so buttery and crispy. We shared the strawberry souffl\u00e9 for dessert. And they even gave us a free chocolate mousse with happy anniversary written on it. My friends both enjoyed their dinners and treated us for our anniversary. It was a nice time but food comes out very slow.


Another hit for the Upward Projects people.  Friendly staff, delicious menu, great space...this place has it all.  The patio is beautiful for warm AZ nights, and it's dog friendly too.  Check out the pretzel fondue, and the Joe's church potatoes.  Bloody Mary bar for weekend brunch is pretty great too.  Plus, it's next to Churn for your sweet tooth.


the outdoor seating was nice.  margaritas were pretty good.  food was not good at all.  So if you want to hang out on state street and have a drink, it's nice.  If you want good food, go somewhere else.


This place is decent if I got a craving for Gyros. Stay away from the Chicken Gyro though, that was not good at all. \n\nI dont think I would go back since I found one that was so much better in the Galleria mall in henderson. Kyklos is so much bettter.


Really great service.  For some reason our server was held up and she gave us a free appetizer.  Drinks were very good and the meal was huge.  I hadn't had a lot to eat during the day and when I got my dinner, I managed to polish it off.  The atmosphere was really good.


We recently discovered our sectional sofa pieces were on sale and excitedly decided to add another ottoman to our collection.\n\nMacy's makes it so easy to shop over the phone, and they even went out of their way to try to locate the piece locally to save us shipping (darn, it's coming from CA).\n\nThe quality is very nice, especially for the price point (we purchased the Vice Versa leather sectional after much research and trepidation).  Can't wait for the new piece!  We'll be able to configure the pieces like a large lounge/chaise - or any other way we want.


Joshua's review was spot on. The first thing recommended to me by the good doctor was an expensive and rather extreme test with no interest in discussing symptoms or any past medical history. He had one foot out the door the whole time. Any input from me was cut off or otherwise dismissed. The whole consultation was terse, bewildering, and illustrated that he sees you not as a patient, but as a walking moneybag. Never again.


This is probably the only south indian restaurant in this part of town (all the good ones are in Chandler and Tempe). With that in mind the food is ok, it is good enough if you are craving for your south indian fix but are far away from Cafe Krishna or Udupi. The service is terrible. We had to move our seats but our food didnt follow us to our table till we reminded them, when we asked for our drinks we were told quite curtly that they are 'being made' only to be told 5 minutes later that they are not available! The person serving us seemed very uninterested and was very crude in the way he handed us the menus or cutlery. I give it less stars simply for the service which i feel should be non negotiable in a business like food.


Discount after 10pm which is great for me =) I eat late.


A great place to pick up your snack and beverage essentials for your room.  Don't forget to pick up bottles of waters so you can stay hydrated after a day of drinking!


Holsteins really wasn't as good as I was hoping for......this could have been for a number of reasons. Should I not have ordered a turkey burger? Probably not because it was meh. Every other table was provided popcorn as an appetizer....after waiting for like 20 minutes I asked our waiter if we could get some. Why do I have to ask? Just bring me my damn popcorn I'm starving! The buffalo chicken dip was really good (or was it good bc I was starving??) and my husband said his burger was pretty decent. the atmosphere was cool and it was in my hotel which is why it gets 3 stars. I might come here again....if I come back to Vegas and stay at the Cosmo I probably will (just out of convenience sake) but I def wouldnt seek this place out.


The food is good but the service is miserably slow. I go there for lunch on occasion and each time it takes over an hour and I come back late.


The food isn't all that great and the Mac n cheese taste like that cheap powder cheese and the staff act like they where scared to come serve us maybe because of our skin color. The place wasn't very impressive I won't be back. I tried it once that's it.


O lugar \u00e9 muito acomodador e os atendentes muito prestativos com rela\u00e7\u00e3o ao servi\u00e7o, embora um pouco \"frios\" em compara\u00e7\u00e3o com o clima acolhedor das pessoas de Edimburgo. Embora esteja na Royal Mile e seja uma boa op\u00e7\u00e3o (devido a proximidade) para quem est\u00e1 fazendo passeios perto dessa avenida, o pre\u00e7o do restaurante n\u00e3o vale muito com rela\u00e7\u00e3o a qualidade dos pratos. O arroz risoto de cogumelos com trufas estava um pouco duro. A entrada de salm\u00e3o era um pouco pobre, com rela\u00e7\u00e3o a quantidade, e a de carnes defumadas n\u00e3o \u00e9 boa. Embora a experi\u00eancia n\u00e3o tenha sido t\u00e3o ruim, n\u00e3o recomendaria o restaurante para outras pessoas.


Very poor service!! When we went, it wasn't even crowned but still service was super slow. There was one guy \"Mohsin\" running around.. Said okra & eggplant are same things.. Then got two cups of same dish when we had ordered two different dishes. Then didn't get 3rd dish & said \"sorry, aunty left\" :(... We were left hungry on a friends bday :(.. Apparently the chef sneaked out... Food quality was good but overall terrible experience !


Serious....\nSP Fries....\nWings\nreally, this place rocks


The place itself was interesting and Las Vegas themed through out. \n\nService was a bit slow sometimes so once again another restaraunt i am not blown away by at all as far as our waiter/waitresses.\nWe had gone with a lot of people for a fantasy football draft party type shin-dig. But you would think if a waiter/waitress has a big party they would want to work it to their best effort by making sure everyone is satisfied.  A lot of people were getting annoyed by the waiter forgetting about their drinks or not coming around often enough.\n\nLets get to the FOOD: i had ordered a turkey burger \"The gobbler\" to be somewhat healthy for the night.  It came out piping hot! awesome.  But...The turkey was bland. my mustard, ketchup, and pickle made it better but nothing Rachel ray mouth watering gurgling noises came out of me at all. I was starving so you would think with me being starving that someone definitely would have heard some sort of a mmmm oh my god yumm of some sort. Nope. None.  Tasted like i could have made the same thing for the same price but made 4 burgers instead even though it wasn't stellar.  My boyfriends buffalo chicken tender sandwich looked more mouthwatering than my plate. The fries were decent enough and i happened to steal off his plate when he wasn't looking.  I had ordered the red cabbage cole slaw which was awesome too especially with the french fries! YUM. Those two things together were awesome! Not too many beers on draft. Disappointed with that for sure.\n\nIf we go to this location again with friends i will definitely order something else because everyone elses plate looked more amazingly mouthwatering than mine.\n:(


Coworker brought me to Jason's Deli for lunch today thinking how can you go wrong w/ sandwiches & soup\n\nWell, let me tell you...\n\nOnly veggie sandwich I saw, was a spinach wrap & if you know me, you remember I *loathe* spinach. So that left the veggie soup\n\nTasted like Chef Boyardee & for me this is not a good thing. Creamy tomato base, tons of salt combined w/ that long ago prepared taste. Three spoonfuls was all it took before I pushed it off to the side....guess I've been spoiled by SF & its organic, freshly-made-that-day, *homemade* soups \n\nCoworker got the Turkey Bacon Club & loved his sandwich but I base this review on my meal.....\n\nSandwich, cup of soup and 1 Soda = $14.....in Charlotte?!\n\nWon't be back


Staff very friendly and helpful with explaining menu items, and making recommendations based on how many you will serve and how soon you will eat. I ordered the food \"to go\"\n\nGenerous portions. Tasty!


We went this past Sun and overall had a great time. My only issue, and why I'm on Yelp, is the food. Just horrible and way, way, way overpriced.\nI would suggest spend the extra $10 for preferred parking and bring a cooler. Don't buy any food in the park. Out of desperation my sons a I had 2 slices with 2 breadsticks. Survey says-I've had MREs that tasted better.\n                              Oh yeah, $14 by the way.\nPreferred parking is only $10. Bring your own chow and have a great time.


Was excited to try Johnny Rockets Kennywood location.  Have been to other locations....do yourself a favor, stick with the other locations. \n\nWas told 30 minute wait due to kitchen backup, there were probably about 30% of the tables open.  Signed in and sat next to hostess stand where I watched 3 groups of people who came in after me, get seated before us.  Approached hostess to inquire as to why and she argued with me that she called me 3 times....I was sitting RIGHT there.  \nGot seated and Brittany was our waitress....she was AWESOME and made us feel better about coming in.  I noticed many employees talking and standing around....one girl just wiping the same spot on an empty counter for 20 minutes.  The manager (Ana?) was more worried about her cell phone than the customers and never checked on anyone....so it's easy to see why the place runs in a disorganized fashion.  My burger was cold and I wasn't going to complain because I had already been there for an hour...just wanted to get out....I have friends who have had similar experiences.....so, eat a corn dog until Johnny Rockets Corporate office can retrain this inept staff....I'll spend my $46 elsewhere in the park


This is one of my favorite buffets in Vegas, but why did I only give this place 1 star?!? Because of the AWFUL experience I had in March 2011. I took my girlfriends here to eat on a Saturday afternoon, excited to fill my stomach with some French delicious-ness. We got through the line and we waited at the front to be seated. I felt that we were standing there for an eternity before we got seated at an awkwardly placed table that faced the line. Basically, everyone in line could stare at us as we ate. We felt uncomfortable and asked this waiter named DANRICK (tall, dark Philipino male) if we could move to a more secluded table under the faux trees. DANRICK gives us a look and tells us that the area we requested was reserved for VIPs (which was understandable). He then goes on to say that we can go back to the end of the line to request to be seated in the VIP section. I said, \"No, that's not necessary,\" but he continues his tirade by picking up our receipt and pretends to take it to the front so we would have to go back in line. I repeated that we were fine where we were and eventually he went away. I have never been so UPSET at the service I received. I even complained to our waitress, who acknowledged that he was like that and she apologized for his behavior. DANRICK'S behavior was inexcusable and intolerable. He ruined our day and he needs to be fired.


I love the margaritas here.  I also like the chips and dip.  This place is best utilized at happy hour, for that reason.


I ordered delivery from GrubHub and really regret it.  The food showed up without the drink I ordered, which normally wouldn't be a big deal, but these guys chare $9 for delivery!!!! PLUS, he got his 15% tip!  For that kind of cash he should have gone to the corner store to get it.  His 'I'm sorry' cost me alot of $$$$.\n\nAnd, to top it off, threw out the food.  They put an enchilada into styro without a foil lining, so the enchilada melted the container, rendering the food inedible.  Awful customer service.


I've heard all the raves and was anxious to try Sprinkles cupcakes. Once the newness of Linq wore off a bit Frank and I went over to see what all the fuss has been about. My husband is a sucker for Red Velvet so his choice was easy. I, on the other hand, wasn't in the mood for anything in particular. I asked which was their best seller? \"Red Velvet.\" Ok, second best? \"Chocolate Marshmallow.\" Sold! \n\nMost, if not all cupcakes are $3.75 each. \n\nThe Red Velvet fell flat. The frosting was too sweet and the cake was dry. The Chocolate Marshmallow was the better choice, but it was still pretty dry even with the marshmallow center, and I hated the rock hard candy placed on top. \n\nI've had better, and I've had worse, but I won't be singing any praises for Sprinkles Cupcakes.


Since there's over 200 reviews before mine, I'll keep it short.\n\nCibo is a cool place, with hip customers and an emphasis on quality.  The bruschetta appetizer is a winner.  See pic. Try to save room for the crepe desserts.


double-x blacklist. overrun with insects. fruit flies floating in drinks, buzzing flies in my face and landing on my food. reputation squandered. one star.\n\nand i don't mean the straggler here-or-there fly which is unfortunate, but normal. i'm talking about GODDAM-pile-of-rotting-food-nearby attracting and breeding ground for all of them. little green ones with long wings, little black ones, and flies, flies, flies. SHAME on you. They're all over us and i'm no snoopy's pigpen!\n\nsame lies told by the same manager as last year. when I brought the insect problem to his attention he says, \"i just had it done last week.\"\nlast year when i told him about the sorry state of the piano's tuning, he says, \"i just had it done last week.' GODDAMIT. BULLSHIT. *I* am a pianist, and I can tell when a piano hasn't been tuned in 6 months or more. LIAR!\n\n## host fiddled with his screen for *2 minutes* before he could take us back to our table. Really?\n## server not listening. he had to make my drink 3 times over. OK the 3rd time, there were bugs floating in the glass.\n\n## heirloom tomatoes not ripe, cut too thick. seriously. i don't want to eat a raw potato either!\n## sole stinks, not fresh.\n\ni can't believe that in just one year, this place went from my highest recommendation for steaks and swank to double-x blacklist. what a shame!


I've only eaten there twice, but the food both times was very very average... not reflected in the prices. At this price point, the food should be out of this world. \n\nThe happy hour specials are decent and the atmosphere is outstanding, but I don't really see a reason to go here unless you want to impress someone with how much money you have. It's not like going to Ocean Club where the food is fucking rad.\n\nI won't be going here unless someone gives me a gift certificate. I put that it's Spendy, but if you get a drink it can easily get you over 60 bucks and into the splurge area. Not worth it.


Average downtown Thai restaurant, nice for a quick workday lunch with peers.  OK, fresh hot Thai food.  Nothing too special.  Would I go back?  Yes, but there are other better options.\n\nNote - they had a very brisk business on a Thursday afternoon lunch, don't be surprised to wait for a table.


DON'T EAT HERE!!!!! So, we ordered 3 things, 2 were terrible! My $18 salad had brown lettuce, literally. Brown. So I sent it back, the next one tasted just terrible. So I didn't eat any of the salad, just the chicken on top. At least they only charged me for the chicken, not the salad. Sweet potato fries were cold. Sent them back, the second batch was ok. Boyfriend's burger was ok. Also extremely loud and slow. :(


It took me a while to get around to trying Bistro La Bon, but now I've been twice.  The interior is beautiful, service is that wonderful combination of unobtrusive yet omnipresent that makes everything flow smoothly.  The wine list makes me happy and has plenty of options for ordering by the glass.  The coffee has me asking \"why does the coffee at my house not taste this good?\"  The food is worth coming back to try more of.  I've never thought of Swedish meatballs as anything special, but they're a highlight of the menu, as is the flourless chocolate cake.  And there was some kind of squid-ink risotto thing that I'm remembering fondly now, too.  And despite what some of the other reviews say, this stretch of Central is far from the seediest place you'll ever have to park in Charlotte.  You'll be quite safe.


This was our first Cirque show in Las Vegas, despite half a dozen trips to the Strip in the last couple years.  We'd read up on reviews beforehand so we knew that this was more a Broadway style show than a straight Cirque show.  So we didn't enter the theater with any illusions.\n\nEarlier in the day as we purchased our tickets at the Box Office, we were given 2-for-1 drink coupons in the nearby Gold Lounge.  Before the show, we stopped in to redeem them...but that's another review.\n\nThe theater is decently sized with comfy overstuffed chairs and drink holders.  Our seats were row W, along the side center walkway.  As a previous review noted, the show is very center stage oriented so we were glad we hadn't gone with the along-the-wall seats on the main floor.  We would have been closer to the stage but our view would have been skewed.\n\nBefore the show started, about ten of the performers wandered the ground floor aisles entertaining audience members.\n\nThe show itself is definitely Broadway-styled.  A single Elvis impersonator never appears but rather, they have woven pictures, videos, home movies & Elvis-inspired performers throughout the acts.  Slower songs had split vocals with four excellent live female singers.  They had amazing voices & we really enjoyed them.  The live band is fabulous as well - the drummer is a hoot!  That guy had boundless energy and was always moving for the entire 90 minute show.\n\nThe song arrangements are fun & very modern.  Lots of pounding bass & dance beats layered over everything.  We liked it so much we purchased the show cd afterwards.  Kudos to them for updating Elvis' \nmusic and keeping it contemporary.\n\nThe acrobatic acts are interspersed with the musical/dance numbers.  For the price of the tickets, we were really expecting a little more Cirque and a little less Broadway.  That being said, the acts that were included were very entertaining.  They have a multi-trampoline act that was a riot.  I swear the guys were monkeys flying around.  Each act is themed around a specific song or period in the life of Elvis...we were really wondering just how they'd incorporate the French-Canadian circus performers with the hillbilly King of Rock n Roll.  While some of them are a little tenuous, they did their best to keep the flow going.\n\nWe noticed a fair amount of empty seats in the balcony, so don't pay full price for the tickets anywhere.  They have them on sale in multiple locations including the discount ticket centers on the Strip and also online in a $100 for two ticket deal.


Here it is my 100th review here on my favorite website. If any place is deserving of being my big milestone review it's Zenith.\n\nWhile I'd been there more than once before, it had been too long and I didn't think I could accurately review it without more recent research being done. (Which is a great excuse for me to go back and have brunch again and again and again. I am a research assistant extraordinaire.) Let's take two things I love thrifting/antiques and brunch and smash them all together into one Sunday morning good time. \n\nThe interior of this store/restaurant is so full of interesting bits that there are things literally hanging from the ceiling. When you walk into the main room it's almost a feeling of sensory overload. So many fun items to look at and touch. You can buy everything, right down to the chair you sit in while you eat and the dishes you use. It's not particularly a perfect place for preschoolers though as some pieces are precariously perched and practically praying to be pushed over. (Like that alliteration I used there? Priceless!) Just one hiccup, a lot of items have no prices on them and I'm not really sure where you take an item you want to purchase.\n\nIt's best to get there before they open at 11am as a line begins to form immediately. For $10 you get to pick an entree (of which they have 5 or 6 options which change each week), hot or cold tea or coffee, and access to the buffet. The options are vegan or vegetarian and they always have fresh fruit and fresh baked breads. The dessert table is usually various pies and bundt cakes. The flavors are great and subtle too.\n\nIt's a small space so if you're claustrophobic or don't like beat sat with strangers this most likely isn't for you. They do take cards or cash so you're safe either way. \n\nIf you're looking for a unique brunch experience you'll want to make the Southside a stop off.


My friends and I decided it would be a good idea to drive to vegas from orange county at 1am 2 weeks before christmas. When we rolled up to the strip we started calling hotels to get a room. The mgm sounded great because it was right on the strip and only $65/night in the middle of the week. So we valeted the car got our stuff and strolled up to the checkin desk. We asked for the BEST room they had available because we were only staying one night and we wanted to go big! The woman at the desk said if we wanted a room we would have to pay for last night and tonight because it was 3am. we were so exhausted we agreed. she also informed us that we would be charged a $40 resort fee. So we were like okay fine!\n \nWhen we got to our room it was a normal room with 2 queen beds on the 5th floor... HAHA that was the best? nooo! so we went back to the desk. We were already a little frustrated. Then on top of that there was absolutely no one in line and we stood there for 10 mins to get the front desk attendants attention was annoying! We finally got into a more desirable room on the 28th floor over looking the strip. \n\nAfter a few hours of sleep we woke up ready to go! As everyone knows its way more fun to pregame to music so we called the front desk for ipod speakers.  They told us it would be $110 to RENT a iHome for 24hours! What a joke! Ive stayed plenty of places on the strip and its always complementary especially if you pay a resort fee!! Mmmmokay so we passed on the iHome. Soon after we realized there was no mini fridge in the room. So we called the front again asking why our room didnt have one.Apparently our room hadn't been remodeled yet. OF FREAKING COURSE NOT! we only asked for the best room right?  So we asked them to bring a mini fridge to our room.\n \nME:          \"alllllllright.. thats a going to be an additional $30 to rent a mini fridge. So your telling me the fridge is less then the iHome\"\nMGM:      \"...yes.\"\nME:          \"mmmh ok!? and your telling me all the other rooms that are up to date get a fridge complementary and we need to pay for one\"\nMGM:       \"...yes.\"\n\n ALRIGHT thanks alot mgm...for nothing! Needless to say not a good experience next time me and my friends go to vegas (which we californians do) we will NOT be staying there!


I only go for the happy hour, the little tacos are good most of the time and the beer is reasonably priced.


Good variety, really good prizes, service could be better. Sales people are really not interested in helping you find the right jeans model but are at least smiling..


The food is Good that's all... \nThe place was not as busy for a Sunday Night Football night. \nOur Food took very long to be served at our table. I saw the food just there ready for over 10min. Some of the waitresses were just chatting standings around not doing much. \nOur food was taken to the bar for God knows what and we had to ask what was taking so long after 20min passed. \nMy fries where cold kinda cold. \nThe burger was still kind of warm. It was good. The wings are very good. \nBut I wouldn't go back to the place. \nI rather go to the one on Indianschool n 23rd st.\nJust the waitresses need to be more attentive with customers and aware of their tables. Not getting distracted..


My wife and I rolled in here late yesterday afternoon to meet some of her friends. I dig joints like this as its relaxed and homey feeling. My eye immediately caught the huge vat barrel of salted peanuts at the front door - Score! Nothing like eating peanuts and chucking the shells on the floor or at other people. \n\nStarted off with a nice refreshing pint of Guinness which hit the spot and was on special. My wife and I ordered a dozen regular chicken wings to start.And by the way, when did that automatically become the norm to serve ranch with wings. I live for a while near Buffalo in Rotten-chester...eerrrr...Rochester New York and wings are definitely supposed to be served with Blue Cheese as the dipping sauce...I digress.\n\nAnywho, after I ordered I said to myself \"Dam, I forgot to tell her blue cheese\" and not the nasty ranch everyone seems to serve. When the wings arrived they were attractively plump and not dripping in wing sauce, which I find disconcerting, and low and behold there are 2 LARGE ramekins of sauce - one blue cheese and one ranch. Steven Tyler Pj's, Steven Tyler PJ's...nice call Teakwoods. The wings were really good too...I nearly canceled my dinner order and replaced it with more wings (and I should have). Only issue with the wing app there was only 4 measly pieces of celery garnished on the plate.\n\nFor dinner, I ordered the Caesar Salad with \"Grilled & Chilled\" shrimp. Sounded good...tasted awful...and for $13 bucks far from a good value. The salad itself wasn't bad but a Caesar should be mostly the hearts of Romaine and not inundated with the leafy crap.  I also overlooked the Caesar faux pas of the red onion rings...but the shrimp was unforgivable. My guess is the 13 dollar price point is based on the fact that it has shrimp in it and apparently the menu description of \"Grilled & Chilled\" shrimp actually in essence means cook a large batch of shrimp and throw them in the cooler until someone orders that salad we serve them in. That pasty mushy old shrimp taste is still in my mouth today...zoiks! Fresh grilled skewer of shrimp off the grill in the salad would have made a HUGE difference AND justified me throwin' down 16 bucks for it, which is how much you figure it costs with the tip. Maybe the owner should watch an episode of Chef Ramsey's \"Kitchen Nightmares,\" in fact any episode, and see how he preaches about the evils of the friggin' lazy cook it all ahead of time method. \n\nMy wife has been on Phase 1 of South Beach diet for 2 weeks and was totally cravin' a nice cheeseburger and fires. She was psyched to see sliders on the menu; however, they too were a HUGE disappointment, in fact she didn't even finish them. The bread was not moist and obviously stale, and the meat was dry and tasteless. They screwed up the fries...how do you screw up fries?  She said they were hot but dry and utterly tasteless...dude...some type of seasoning...any seasoning. \n\nTeakwoods did get 3 stars from which otherwise would have been 1 or 2 because the servers were cool and efficient, I liked the vibe, and free peanuts always pull me in like an electro-magnet. \n\nTwo parting words of advice for this restaurant \"Fresh Ingredients.\"


Fast and furious. Can I use that for an oil change reference? \n\nThis is my first time to hit up a Jiffy Lube so I had no idea what to expect, other than it should be done in a jiffy, right? I usually get my oil change at the mechanic during inspection and usually when my car breaks (a couple times a year). So to say I'm not up on my oil changes is an understatement (shhh don't tell my dad!). \n\nBut honestly, this might make me actually be on time with them knowing how easy it was. I came in during the week around 11:30am. I know, I'm lucky to be able to do this during the week to begin with. There were probably about 3 people ahead of me. 15-20 minutes later I was out the door!\n\nBonus, they have free wifi! So I sat with my computer and worked while I waited. An oil change was $29.99. That's just the basic. I had a couple other extras done (coolant, wipers changed, etc.) so it ended up costing me more than just the change, but I didn't think it was too bad. \n\nNow maybe my car won't break as often (not likely). Here's hoping!


Nice little place!  We had huevos rancheros with hand-made tortillas. Very nice family, their younger daughter serves.


I felt like I was cheating on America's Dairyland.\nNo Wisconsin cheese but hundreds, \nHUNDREDS you guys from around the world!\nAnd even though I'm lactose free I could appreciate the spectacular array of options and add-ons, quick things to grab for a lovely picnic or some charcute.


i was very disappointed in this place. i had driven far out to get here. i live in gilbert. i got the pinkbet, beef mechado and pork adobo. their portions are very measly. they are overpriced and their food wasnt very good or authentic tasting at all. the only thing i liked was the pork adobo.


Everything up to the point of my wedding went well.... the ladies are very on top of the whole ordering process and very nice to deal with. I wouldn't have even written a review except I feel like they could have been a little more apologetic  about delivering my wedding cupcakes late to my reception. I had all my guests sitting watching the assembly of my cupcake tower when they were to be delivered an hour before the reception was set to start. Then I get an email notifying me that I was late making final payment but since they neglected to call me to ask for payment they were going to wave any and all late charges.... Um, if GSS had called me right after my wedding I would have paid the balance in full so I really didn't understand the email letting me know how kind they were to wave late charges that would have been their issue to begin with since they neglected to phone me to get the balance after services were rendered. It was kind of like they wanted to write me and tell me how kind they were waving the late charges when it was their fault for not calling me sooner. When I emailed them back explaining that I was disappointed with how late the cupcakes were delivered all I got was a \"sorry\".... \"please call us as soon as possible and make final payment\".... not what I expected. Cupcakes were cute and tasted pretty good, from what I was able to taste.... a little pricey but that's the trend I guess. I was disappointed in their lack of remorse over the late delivery and their annoying email about neglecting to call me for payment, I think I should have at least received some kind of a peace offering.


Gallo Blanco set a high bar and Otro grabs onto the bar here and there but cant really pull itself up to it. Terrific in spots, lagging in others, overall just okay. Kudos for carving out the pleasant open interior, but the service, atmosphere and even the food here dont consistently match the flagship. That somewhat reluctant observation hardly rises to the level of condemnation, more like mild disappointment, and is based on a handful of visits to both locations.\n\nServers downtown are/were hip and more importantly, sharp, anticipating needs, recommending condiments, invested in their guests' satisfaction. At Otro, it feels tenser and more transactional, like you're a tab instead of a guest. There's just less professional and personal confidence here and you're less likely to get your iced tea refilled or thanked on your way out. I realize they're going for casual, but casual should be a personality or flair, not a tangible reduction in customer service. Not in this market and age, especially not with Gallo's pedigree, \n\nI also prefer Gallo's menu, although there's considerable overlap. Companions claim food here is comparable, so maybe it's what you order and who you are. Otro's homemeade paella had too much salt or onions, for me, and tasted more packaged than savory. I had a torta there where the filling was fine but the bun evoked McDonalds, like they ran out of better buns. The chiliquiles here is rojo and the lopsided tower tended to fall apart.   I prefer (adore, is more accurate) the expertly assembled verde downtown.  Our party agreed the  biscuit, banana and plaintain dessert was awful. Not expensive, but the least satisfying dessert we've had out in a long time. \n\nI like the big, thick chips they serve with the guac. They pour a big glass of wine. There's quaint, thoughtful seating in the foyer in case there's a wait.  And I love any North Central spot with spacious DIY parking, sans valets. That almost feels retro now, like hitching your horse up in front of Monti's Casa Vieja a hundred years ago. You might even score a shady spot out back this summer. Orange shirt and feedbag optional.


I'm biased for this place. Trash talk this Chinese bakery to me and I will cut you. I love their coconut butterfly rolls, and the raisin stick is my BFF. my brother orders the bbq steamed buns, and bbq pork buns off the shelf. My mom likes her custard stick, and my sister just eats whatever's leftover in the 40.00 bag of goodies we bring home every time we make the trek to Chinatown. \n\nI love you, diamond bakery... marry me?


This place has delicious sushi but the worst service ever!  I've been probably 4 or 5 times and I always told myself that the service would get better but nope!  I dont think I've ever had worse service at a restaurant peirod. It sucks because I enjoy their food and their all you can eat price is awesome but I definitly won't be returning to Kaya sushi anytime soon.  There are far too many sushi joints in Vegas to ever waste another dollar at Kaya


Their was no line when we went on a Friday night...and the price for two plus two drinks was like robbery. We weren't offered a photo-op as we walked past the photo area. The two photo guys were too busy talking to each other that we were ignored. When we were at the boarding area, the attendant frantically waive you to hurry up and jump on board the moving pod.  The ride is slow moving and the monitors that are inside are blaring loud and obnoxious. Maybe they need to change the voice to be more pleasant than \"infomercial yelling\". The views were nice at night and made for great pictures of the strip. But beware that if your cabin is full, it'll be hard to grab window space in your pod for photos...there was only 10 ppl in ours and it was a struggle.  Overall, it's an expensive ride.


Very fair.  Went with waiter's recs & shouldn't have. Joe's in Florida so much better.


I Love this place they have the best Burgers!! I find myself here on random Sundays and the ladies working here are great they have definitely been here for a long time and know everything on the menu!! The food is always great - i seriously always get a burger but we start with the wings with the sauce on the side and they are really good nice and crispy!!  The BF gets the Fried Oysters Appetizer its a HUGE portion and plenty on there that he cant even finish himself!! The only thing I would say negative was we went when it was 100 out and it was pretty warm in there but they cant help it with an open kitchen. Its a great place in a great area!


Free salad bar !\n\nI came here to celebrate anniversary hehe :)\n\nWe've tried all the meat on the menu, and I gotta say, NON of them had disappointed me!\nExcellent service, they come by and check up on you every 15 minutes! At the end of our meal, they even came up to us with a complimentary flan with candles and decoration to wish us happy anniversary! very sweet!\n\nThey also have variety of wine choice( I didnt get to try it because wine makes me sleepy haha). \n\nIf you're in vegas, and dont wanna wait in line for buffet, this could be your back-up plans :)


i went to this place because of their good reviews here on yelp...\nim honestly wondering if i went to the wrong place.\ni called 15 minutes before me and my mom headed in\nthey said they would be able to take us both right away\nonce we got there we waited 15 minutes before they even started my moms full set\nthen i had to wait another 10 minutes for them to start my manicure\nwhy does it seem like all nail places do this? if you cant take me right away when i ask, please dont LIE just to get me to come there.\ni got white tips and im not too impressed. there are bubbles all through their top coat and the guy couldnt even cut/file my nails evenly\ni definitely will NOT be back.\nwish i could give ZERO stars


These bundt cakes are pretty good in a pinch when you want to puck up something quick and pretty inexpensive that doesn't look anything like something from s grocery store. They can personalize the bundt cakes with balloons, flowers, or other cute decorative frills in the middle of the cake, which is then wrapped in cello and a nice ribbon. Just make sure the cake isn't straight out of the fridge when you eat it. It's really hard and dense if you eat it that way. The larger size cakes seem to taste better than the mini ones. I like the lemon, cinnamon, marble, and the white chocolate. All cakes come with cream cheese frosting piped don the sides. I wish it was just a touch less sweet, but that's just me. Pretty much everything under $20....not too shabby!


I like the beer. The food is OK the chicken sandwich was good. I think it is  a little pricey but a decent deal during happy hour. One of the better places in Chandler to have a beer for sure.


Average Mexican food! Prices were good but nothing too special. We were sat right away which was nice. We were staying at PH and needed to get a quick dinner before going out. I got enchiladas which were tasty and bf got pork tacos. Pretty average.\n\nOH- I had a fruit fly in my drink! Not that big of a deal.. but still kind of gross. I would have thought they would have done more than just not charged me for my drink. Whatever, wouldn't be back either way.


Zikwid is awesome! I can't believe anyone would have anything bad to say about this place. However, I suppose that is the nature of the beast. Make a person mad because you didn't cater to their every whim and they will slam you. Make a hundred people happy and maybe one will praise you. Well, I'm here to praise Zikwid. I've been in there probably ten times and never had an issue. I've also sent them a lot of business from all the people who ask me about my E-vic battery. I think the only thing remotely negative that I could say about them isn they weren't open when I went there at 8am on the way to work. But, that also probably not ideal vaping hours ha! As far as their price goes the Zikwid brand juice isn't a garage concoction juice (yes I've had people sell me juice that they made in their garage...) So I don't mind paying $26 for a thirty mil of Zen Berry. Because I know I'm getting quality juice. When I was a smoker I also wouldn't buy cigarettes from crack heads in alleys... Weird! To anyone reading this I suggest you actually go in and check the place out. Don't be tricked by temperamental children who would probably write a yelp review on their parents claiming they were abused because they didn't get a pony for their birthday. I will end this review by assuring you I have no involvement with this company except being completely impressed with the quality of their product and outstanding customer service.


You've got to eat here if you are down on your luck and need a cheap meal to pick you back up.  We walked all the way down the strip just to eat here.


This place was horrible!! My friend and I went there because someone recommended it.. All we saw is a bunch of young Arabic american students (males) spending ridiculous amount of money on drinks and buying girls drinks as well.. It was insane how some of the girls were gold digging!! Oh!! Go there if you want to see girls snort coke in the restroom!! Horrible experience ever!! All the people there seem incredible fake and all about the \"money\"; at least that is what every person there was talking about..


From all the other reviews I read it appears my experience was the same as many others: great atmosphere, good good, terrible service. \n\nI go up for a refill of my coffee and a worker is standing in front of the espresso machine pouring herself and drinking espresso shots. After standing there for about a minute I finally say something to her, \"Could I please have a refill?\" She then decides to acknowledge my existence and hastily pours me a refill. \n\nThe coffee tasted great and so did my sandwich, but I don't think I should have to wait for the barista to finish her self-poured shots of espresso before I'm allowed to get my refill.


Working-class Mexican food with an atmosphere to match.  Their building and it's environs are unkempt and shabby, the meat is often dry and overcooked.  Nevertheless, I continue to go there occasionally for lunch simply because I live very very close.  \n\nI don't believe there is really anything here that is noteworthy.


Decided to try this salon based on the reviews, Angel did my pedicure and she is fabulous I will defiantly be back to see her! My nails look great also I love the selection of color gel they have. Overall nice salon and believe me I'm extremely picky


Dr. Jones and his staff have a great practice here!  Records and pre visit paperwork are all electronic. Testing is performed with the latest technology to facilitate quick and accurate diagnosis without discomfort.  Dr. Jones and his staff are very personable and my visits have always been great!  Very convenient for the lower east valley and I highly recommend this practice to take care of your vision needs.


Extremely fast service food was out quick and fresh! Would most likely come back soon! Recommend this to anyone.


I have been meaning to write this review for a long time. My husband and i got married at the Venetian resort, which is an amazing hotel, and we continue going there every year. The night before our wedding we and our four friends decided to go to this cozy looking Italian restaurant mainly the atmosphere seemed very nice and we love Italian food. \n\nHowever, I ordered a pasta dish not sure which one, with chicken and it came without, which I instantly noted to the waiter. Of course the waiter was apologetic, went to the kitchen to ask for the chicken, which I found very strange, perhaps even more strange when the chicken came out in a bowl, they had cooked the already frozen cooked chicken in cream in the microwave, so basically I was meant to add that to my pasta, It was hilariously disappointing, and our friends weren't very impressed about their pizzas either, and barely touched them.


Here today to wash rugs.  9:30AM Sunday.  I have used this laundry for the last time.  In past, I have used the jumbo washers for my home throw rugs and for large bedding--comforters etc.  No one was staffed today, the machines to buy laundry detergent --none one of the 4 slots worked.  Chairs are grossly filthy (and I am not exaggerating--I am going to upload the pictures)--and broken.  They have never been cleaned--and they are supposed to be white.  This place is not clean and no one cares apparently.  Last time.  For pricing I'll share:  $5 for jumbo washers, the largest.  They do a good job, and today they seemed to be all working.  Bigger dryers, 25-cents for 5 min (75-cents for 15-min--which is not quite enough for rugs on medium heat)


New Years Eve at the Bank was oversold. It was a nightmare and an accident waiting to happen. The light group promised me a refund right after the event which I have still not received.  We paid $330 for two people, waited until 11:40 in line for a show that started at 10, and then we were let into a club in which you could not move an inch in any direction. I actually had a 50 somethings breast in my face and could not move to remove them. I couldn't get to the bar to get a drink nor to the railing to even catch a glimpse of Bruno. This was suppose to be a fairy tale night for my husband and I. It took us 10 minutes to push our way out of the club, ripping my purse in the process. It was truly scary and I am not a woman who scares easily. This was billed as an intimate evening with Bruno  Mars. I am not so naive that I thought it would be intimate, but it was so crowded it was unsafe. I am not claustrophobic, and usually I enjoy the energy of a crowd. Someone should make this right. I feel Like we were scammed.


Fat Tuesday is great for getting a quick buzz. Not too quick though or you'll get a brain freeze! You could always add shots and get more than a buzz.\nThe one Underground at the MGM was great. Try avoiding the one in Caesars Place., its such a long walk!! And the one on the strip next to Harrah's is  pretty decent. There's other locations but these are the ones I went to :)


I'm not driving around town in the car I reserved because when I got off the plane (at 3 am), you didn't have it. \n\nAnd I'm like, \"Fuck you.\"\n\nI guess the money I paid wasn't enough...I'm like, \"Fuck you.\"\n\nYeah I'm sorry, I can't afford a Ferrari...\nAll I wanted was a Nissan Versa in white. \nToo much to ask, for you to honor your commitment...\nThe way you play your game ain't right.\n\nClearly, Advantage knows how to TAKE the reservation, they just don't know how to HOLD the reservation. And that's really the most important part of the reservation, the holding. Anybody can just take them.\n__________\n\nMy apologies to Cee-Lo and Jerry Seinfeld, without whom this review could not have been written.


2.5...same as Carnival in Rio:\n\nHuge selections, our server was such a lovely lady and bottomless mimosa for $27...can't beat that. Plus, we came when there was NO line on a Saturday noon. Wow!\n\nSadly...the crab legs are super duper skinny and the baby shrimp (well)...\n\nWon't be going out of the strip for this again...


Just spent 98 minutes (phone has timer) with Cox due to no Internet connection.  To keep a long story short I talked to four people and appears the second person could of taken care of the problem.  Since I just retired from a job where I took abuse on the phone I was nice.  I also had sent e mail few days ago regarding the cover being off the Cox box  in yard and I received e mail indicating I have to be home ....what the heck ?!  Good grief..


$60 for 4 rolls that we weren't that impressed with... I find that pricey.


As far as nightclubs go, the best that I have ever been to...\n\nI like both the Day and Night clubs but the Day club is hella fun!  It has a covered dance floor area with VIP tables.  Outdoors are the cabana and jacuzzis.  Overall the layout is on point.  The pool party has 2 areas with different music playing.  In the afternoon, the shadow of a building falls on the pool party so it didn't feel very hot in 100 degree weather.\n\nThe service here is great.  Sheleen is super cool!\n\nDay club has my type of girls!


It's apparent the kitchen has no idea how to operate.  The food was good.  I was not upset with that. However 50 mins for bbq is absurd.  Bbq should be done. \n\nThe owners friend sat next to us and they had no problem getting food early with prompt service. We however, were not given the same respect or service from staff...\n\nIt's unfortunate because I was really looking forward to trying this place in hopes for good bbq in LV


This place was surprisingly authentic tasting for being in Arizona.. The food came out quick and the service was good so I will definitely be recommending this place to anyone I know.


Great selection. Sushi. Hibachi.  Will make anything you want.


Always interesting things to see at Musee des Beaux Arts de Montreal. 2 huge pavilions spanning Sherbrooke St. with a variety of art (and art forms) for all tastes. \n\nThe problem is that IT IS NO LONGER FREE to access the permanent collection, unless you're under 30 years old. Bizarre. Those of us who are born too long ago have to pay to get in now. Be sure to check the site before going.. Recent change.


I tried this place out with a friend because I heard they had AWESOME red velvet waffles! unfortunately we came to late for the waffles BUT we tried other menu items such as there fried green tomatoes with pimento cheese , chicken loli-pops , and chicken sandwich with sweet potato waffle fries EVERYTHING WAS PHENOMENAL! the whole time I was eating I was thinking I cant wait to yelp about this food! Im already making plans to try this restaurant again in the very near future! take it from me try this place out you wont be disappointed =)


This place makes a Las Vegas trip complete!\n\nWe had the dinner buffet and it exceeded our expectations. They have a wide selection of food as well as world class dessert chefs. The seafood was all very fresh too.\n\nThis is a must eat buffet if you're in Vegas. The price is worth it. Come hungry!


Went for dinner and drinks. Great patio, really good drinks,  and we all really enjoyed our meals. The crowd and vibe were fun. We will definitely be back. Check out the house made turkey burger and nightly drink specials.


They have so much in their store It sometimes takes a while to get through it. From Kid items (pokemon etc) to very adult themed items in the back. They are located at the Galleria Mall upstairs near the food court\nVery friendly and helpful staff. I found a Minion Iphone case there and LOVE it!!!


Ate here twice now. So good. Firt time my babe had the kahuna burger with pineapple and i had the orange chixken bowl. Very happy!! Get the full bowl its only a dollar more for twice as much! Second time i got a chicken club sandwich the bacon was the best ive had. My babe had the fish tacos and saix the pineapple salsa on them was great. They have lots to pick from eeven deserts. Had some mango ice tea which was amazing. Great location by the school easy parking. Will be back


Friendly wait staff, upscale decor, the front of the bar does not do it justice at all, had I known this bar would be this nice I would have visited it sooner! The food was great and the prices were reasonable :) tons of tv's to watch the games but not too overwhelming which is great if your going in to grab a few drinks and enjoy a date night. I highly recommend this bar!


It's Starbucks, so....you know... they have coffee and tea and lots of things to sweeten it with.  Except they never have the blonde roast even though it's on the menu (been there three times and theyve never had it.)  Very odd hours, I think they dont open until 9 on Saturday.  Note:  it's Starbucks it needs to be open when people want coffee.  It's new so the inside is nice but mostly homeless people just hang out on the patio during the many hours this Starbucks is not open.


I love love love love love this bakery.  It's been so difficult to find a good bakery/pastry shop around Pittsburgh.  Before La Gourmandine, my boyfriend and I have been going to Allegro Hearth in Squirrel Hill and Whole Foods.  However, neither have left us satisfied.  We heard news of La Gourmandine this summer and we decided to give it a try one Saturday and we were not disappointed.  We come here often on Saturdays for the pastries.  They are definitely authentic (my French boyfriend verified it).  My favorite are the croissants aux amandes (almond croissants) because they are just simply warm, gooey, and delicious.  If you're lucky to get them just as they come fresh from the oven, you will need a fork and knife to enjoy them.  These are dense, sweet and buttery on the inside (filled with almond paste--though the word paste doesn't do it justice) and crunchy and crispy on the outside.  In fact, they are unlike any other croissant I've ever tasted before.  The flans patissiers, pains aux raisins, tarlettes aux pommes, choux a la creme,and mousselines are good too.  Pretty much all of their pastries.  We have never tried the breads there simply because I'm not a fan of Parisian style breads (They tend to be darker and dry). Considering the quality of their pastries, prices are very reasonable, especially compared to what we've paid at Whole Foods and Allegro Hearth in the past.  I love this place!  I wish it would be open more (like on Sunday and later in the early evening).  Also, it would be lovely if they have an espresso machine.  There's nothing like dipping your warm pastry in a cup of espresso for breakfast.  Yum!


Sushi Hana is a good place to go to if you are craving some run-of-the-mill Japanese fair at CHEAP prices. The quality is good, especially for the money. The selection is average, but GREAT for the money, once again. The lunch specials are extremely affordable and although all-you-can-eat is priced the same as most other sushi places, you will actually be better off ordering separately and then it will be cheap for your wallet.  The decor is bleak, but the servers are super friendly. Few of them speak good English, but passible, they understand most simple phrases necessary. Service is super fast and the hours (until 2AM) are great for those who don't sleep early. Sushi Hana is definitely my stop when I am craving sushi at any time of the day/night, don't have much time and don't want to spend too much money.


This place is awesome. Great tacos, super reasonable, and nice adult beverage selection. They have several craft beers, which is a nice touch for my main squeeze. The cod tacos are super yummy.. They have great happy hr deals too. Only crappy thing is that it's only offered Monday-Thursday. But, great little patio.. And every time I have been, the service was very laid back and friendly.