The only thing that we ordered from here was the chocolate shake and it was crap - all they did was take some soft serve ice cream added some milk and mixed - that will be $5.50 please.  I don't think so. After reading the other reviews, I would hate to try anything else there and definately will not. If they cant get chocolate shake right, how do I expect them to be able to cook anything. Save yourself some money and go across the street to McDonald's and get one there. Its cheaper and a hell of a lot better


What a fantastic restaurant!  I was in town with a business group and this was a last minute change from our originally scheduled dining destination and I'm so glad we accidentally stumbled upon this culinary oasis near Old Town Scottsdale.  Even our colleagues who work only a block away had never heard of, let alone visited, Medizona but I'm sure now they'll be back.\n\nBilling itself on the menu as \"Mediterranean Inspired Southwestern Cuisine\" I was not sure what to expect from the exotic sounding dishes listed.  \n\nWe started out with three appetizers. The first was Blackened Shrimp with White Bean Hummus, Mango-Olive Salsa, and Charbroiled Tomatillo Sauce which was good.  Not sure I got any of the hummus but the salsa and sauce were excellent accompaniments to the large, plump (and surprisingly not overcooked) shrimp.  Next was a \"Rabbit, Fig, and Pine Nut Baklava with Quail Egg and Pomegranate Sauce.\" The baklava was interesting and the flavors worked well togerther.  The quail egg came separately and I never saw the pomegranate sauce so the small fried egg on the side was an odd accompaniment. The last appetizer was \"Eggplant Tacos with Lamb, Arugula and Kasseri Cheese\" which was excellent.  \n\nThe salad of baby greens was accompanied by a small piece of roasted goat cheese that was very strong but good if taken in tiny bites with the greens.  The almond-honey brittle in the salad was interesting but made the salad a bit too sweet.\n\nOur group hada choice of three entrees and all received glowing reviews.  I had the Achiote Rubbed Pan-Fried Salmon over Organic Lentil Polenta with Morel Mushroom-Baby Clam Sauce.  The polenta was a little dry but the salmon was cooked perfectly and the sauce was excellent.  Others had  Moroccan Spiced Chicken Breast\nBlack Bean-Saffron Couscous, Cilantro-Yogurt Sauce and harbroiled Prime Tenderloin of Beef over Potato-Leek Gratin, Butternut Squash, and Spinach.\n\nOur group was trying to rush back to the hotel and most missed the incredible desserts.  I lucked out and managed to grab some to take back.  Prickly Pear Tiramisu with Turkish Coffee-Pistachio Sauce and  Chocolate Flourless Cake with Caramelized Bananas, Peanuts and Marshmallow Foam.


Saw Dr. Hetrick..I went to this office for Chronic headaches and neck pains. I felt like they did not care about my health condition and now I have Migraines. I told them I take medication that helps me a bit to get through the day but gets worse to the point where i'm out of it.What's their fix, a bag full of more medications (watch out liver) feels like they thought I was faking or something. Worst place to go really unhappy that I wasted my money and time


I think the new Penguin is still pretty good, but it doesn't measure up to the old bird.  I ordered a burger and it was tasty, just not the same as the old Penguin.  They have cheap beer though and I really liked the fried mac n cheese.  The chili cheese fries weren't that great compared to the old ones I used to die for.  They use queso instead of cheddar cheese, hmmm....The staff is much nicer and accomodating which is cool with me, but it seems to have lost it's ambience.


Had the popcorn with bacon for an appetizer - it was ok, but nothing great. We split the chicken and waffles - not bad, but not maybe I'm just not a fan of chicken & waffles in general (don't hate me). But - we also ordered the short rib, which was quite delicious! It came with some greens that were quite un-delicious and we didn't take more than 1 bite of them. \n\nIf you try it, get there early otherwise it gets VERY loud inside and you'll be yelling across the table to have a conversation.


Quality Garage Doors was originally sent us by our home warranty company.  The first trip to our house was good until last week when our garage wouldn't open. After investigating it had not been calibrated. Called company back and they said they would fix it no charge. They advised they would come out this Saturday from 12pm-4pm. My fianc\u00e9 waited and waited. Finally started calling them several times starting around 3pm as we were getting concerned. No one answered, kept getting voice recording although it says they are supposed to be open till 4:30pm. Like you, our time is valuable especially around the holidays. We wasted an afternoon waiting on this company just to be no showed.


Went in here for the first time recently, intending to use the appetizer/wine tasting Groupon.  Upon walking in, the hostess seemed inconvenienced and asked \"Can I help you?\"  Well,um, we'd like a table (duh).  Though there were some open, she said they were all \"reserved,\" so we asked if we could sit at one of the many that were open outside.  She went and checked to see if they were available, then came back and said they weren't going to open the outside.   Hmmm... well that's a bad business decision.  People arriving and waiting for tables, all the tables inside are \"reserved,\" there's plenty of tables available outside on a beautiful evening, yet they won't open that area.  We walked out and didn't think twice about it.


We booked a room that allowed dogs. A $200.00 refundable deposit was charged at check-in. It was very apparent that our room was not cleaned well if at all. The bathroom floors were filthy. The carpet had debris on it that would indicate it was not vacuumed and the sliding glass doors were dirty.\nAs far as the $200.00 refundable deposit goes....It was refunded to us but it was very obvious that they never fixed any of the damage to the room. The chairs & Sofa were stained and the doors had scratch marks on them.\nVery Disappointed!!!!


I heard mixed reviews about Lure. We decided to try it out yesterday. This place has a great atmosphere. The food was delicious and service was great. I dont have anything negative to say.


I had an hankering (wha???) for some BBQ but my usual haunts were all closed. So I could either delay my desires (which I would rather never do) or try the only BBQ place I could find open: The Q-Shack.  \n\nMy first visit may not have been a good representation of what they had to offer. It was just before closing time and everything had that \"leftovers\" feel: just tired of being hot food.  Still I had the brisket, took it to go and enjoyed it at home.  It was a far cry from the brisket I was dreaming of from Uncle Billy's in Austin Tx but it was better than any brisket I was eating currently.\n\nThis week I went back and ordered the brisket with pasta salad and mac and cheese (yeah a lot of noodles). This time, the brisket was better but the pasta salad still had that store-brought taste.  \n\nDon't get the wrong: the food isn't bad at all but the price leaves me wishing the sides were on par with the meat.  \n\nIn my local ranking of BBQ, Q-shack is a solid 4th place.


I wish I could do zero stars! I scheduled an appointment (and received a confirmation) only to wait two hours with no show and also no call back! I was extremely disappointed and wish I had read the reviews ahead of time.


This hotel is for folks on a budget looking for a room with the basics. It served its purpose for our trip and would recommend it to someone who isn't looking for all the bells and whistles. I saw pizza, subway and fatburger plus movie theater, bars and lots of slot machines. Didn't do much in the hotel besides sleep. Fatburger tasted horrible and took forever.


Good group of guys work there, overall real friendly which is rare for the bar scene. Limited drinks on tap but prices are very reasonable. good food, no complaints really. the layout is a little odd, but that does not bother me.


Excruciatingly slow service, even for a Sunday morning. Good thing they didn't give me flack for bringing in my own coffee because it would have been 20 minutes before I got a cup from them. \nThe food was OK (I could be meaner about the slightly undercooked eggs) but I was more than a little miffed by conspicuous absence of steak and eggs. Isn't steak and eggs on the Mt. Rushmore of American breakfast? \nThen there was the Tomato Juice Debacle. My uncle asked for a glass of tomato juice. Waitress says, \"Is V8 OK?\" Uncle says sure. Waitress disappears for what seems like a day and a half before returning to say, \"Um, sorry, we're out.\" She disappears again, only to return with, \"I found some! But it's warm.\" Uncle says no sweat, just put it in some ice. Waitress disappears again and returns with a glass of warm V8 sans ice. True story.


What a menu! So many things to choose from. The open face turkey sandwich was delicious. It was just like eating a homemade Thanksgiving dinner. Clam chowder was also great.\nMy son has the cheesy cheese burger and fresh cut fries which he said was yummy.\nWe'll be back.


We were staying at South Point Hotel and Casino where the Steak n Shake is at. It was late... around 12:30 and we were just coming back from the NASCAR race at the track. Not a lot of places were open and I saw the Steak and Shake is open until 1am Fri and Saturdays so we rushed over there to get a table before they closed. Even though we got there about 20 min before they closed they still took us and service was great! We didn't feel rushed or anything!\n\nIt reminds me a lot of Johnny Rockets... the only difference is they are much cheaper and I personally think they have better shakes! We both got burgers which came with fries, two sodas, and a shake to share. Our bill only came out to $15!!! \n\nThe shake was OMG AMAZING! We decided to try one the October Seasonal shakes which was Campfire Smores. It tasted eaxctly like a Smore! Graham crackers, marshmellow, and chocolately goodness in shake form! So yummy!


Awesome place, especially when Tori is working. She rocks.


Nice place, friendly staff, but I can honestly say I've had better. The therapist was super friendly and worked on every spot I asked, but actually created a knot that has been bugging me now that I didn't have before. The place is really nice and the front desk staff was very pleasant... but it is a little pricey and you can find the same quality massage for cheaper at other places. I was referred here and had really high hopes because the person who referred me has always been pleased. Maybe I am hard to please or expectations are too high, but I doubt I will be back. Nothing special or out of the ordinary here... And that's what I look for... Especially if I am going to spend that kind of money.


Over easy? More like over rated.  I had such high hopes for this place.  Meh.  After almost an hour drive across town to try this DDD breakfast joint we arrived excited.  Following a 15 min wait (not bad) we sat at our table and surveyed the menu.  I decided on the banana pecan pancakes and a side of corned beef hash.  The pancakes were wonderful. This is why I gave 2 stars.  I got the half order which consisted of 2 medium pancakes covered in a sweet caramel like sauce, 2 pieces of banana, and a sprinkle of pecans. I added some of the maple syrup that was on the table for an even sweeter treat.  My hash on the other hand was no different than a cheap diner, out of the can, mushy hash.  It was a disappointment. Major.  The service was friendly and reasonably attentive. My coffee stayed nearly full the entire visit which I appreciate.  I ordered the blueberry muffin with lemon curd to go. In my container were 3 small mini muffins with minimal berries, the opposite of moist, and a side of lemon curd that was actually wonderfully delicious.  The atmosphere was mediocre in a small square room filled with tables and chairs reminiscent of my childhood in the later 70s/early 80s. It put a smile on my face as I recognized the boomerang pattern and plastic chairs. I noticed how cramped this place was as I weaved my way to the restroom to wash my hands. Overall it was just ok for me.  I don't think I will be taking the drive back again.


Went back the other night and the drink specials are still very good with most beers at $3 and craft beers as well. Lost a star due to more food sampling. The green chile chicken sliders were hot as fire and nobody mentioned that fact. Green chile should not be that hot, they might have used jalapeno's. Waitress was nice and I got to sub out for some Cheeseburger sliders, which were very uninspiring with just a little piece of cheese on top of the burger. Also had some sweet potato tots included, but those were equally disappointing. The inside tasted like mush and might not have been cooked fully. The chicken quesadilla was decent, but somebody's hummus platter went uneaten. Still, great for sports with three giant screens available. Fiood needs more work though.


Excellent.  It has indian food (good for vegetarians). They make a salad in front of u whixh is good cuz they can properly toss it


I am so thankful for yelp or I never would have found this place :) We went on a Sunday Morning/afternoon and were seated fairly quickly the menu is huge and it all looked great I was very pleased I ordered the french toast yum! My honey got the omlette it was good the hash browns are a little more well done than would have liked but still tasty. The staff was friendly and attentive Iwill definaty be back for more :)


I've been going here for years and it is an amazing OB/GYN. I started off seeing Sylvia Manasco for my gyno appointments and she is wonderful. When I got pregnant I was switched to my current OB Dr. Tyre. She is nothing short of amazing. I've had both of my children with her and plan to have my third with her. I have a blood disorder and had severe bleeding with my first child. She was so quick and efficient that she was able to stop my bleeding and stitch me up in the matter of minutes. At the beginning of my first pregnancy I was with a different OB and I waited for hours in the waiting room for appointments. I remember I once waited three hours and then was not able to see my previous OB doctor. Is very different Dr. Tyre. I have never waited for more than 20 minutes to see her. I usually only wait 5 to 10. This is an amazing office and I highly recommend it.


I can't stand this place. I hate that they are open 24 hours and that I am forced to go there when I need something late at night. There are always lines to check out. I'm pretty convinced that there must be people who actually live there, which is why they always appear to be so busy. The characters in the parking lot are questionable at best. and I always feel a little uneasy leaving my car there with the rogue shopping carts and seedy grifters and drifters walking around. I keep swearing to myself that I'll never go back, but for some reason or other, I always find my way back there. \n\nGhettomart is a funny nickname for it...but completely appropo.


A bit of an older b&n but it has all the essentials.  Good, clean store and friendly employees make the experience even better.


So its $46 for Mon to thurs. $55 for Fri to sun. Great new place. Everything tastes top notch. Cons: There are lines to get the good meat and for seafood. Pros: This is worth the largest selection of food in Vegas. Cons: But I would say, wynn is good enough at a lower price for the crab legs. The crab legs were falling apart at bacchanal. Pros: u can get a souffle made in ten min. It's really good if they don't over bake it. There's macaroons, gelato, mochi which are the 4 best desserts.  The gelatin tho is better tasting at the wynn.


Wanted to try something new so when I saw a Groupon at two for the price of one, I was thrilled.  I almost lost the promotional value though cause I waited till the last minute to book our reservation.  (Make sure you look at Groupon expiration dates). Anywho,  I took the opportunity to turn it into a date night with my hubby.  They had weekend dates available which fit our schedule perfectly. The place was easy to find and was located right off Chandler blvd. We had a group of twelve for our time slot and was considered a large group but everyone was cooperative which made the instructors job easier.  I was a bit nervous but after a few simple instructions, I was aiming and shooting at the target with no problem.  The instructor, Julie made it fun and competitive by adding balloons and zombies as target practice.  It was awesome! I'm proud to say I beat my hubby and had more head shots then he did.  It was an exciting way to spend an hour trying something new! Try it and see!!


Yay finally one in my neck of the woods I am happy! I was like a kid in a candy store, a great new place to buy my Metro Mint water and KEGS all while earning points!! They did not have creme brulee cigars ='( but I imagine this is as close to an alcoholics dream as you could get. I cant wait to buy a giant bottle of Patron for decoration. Pinch me!!


Maduro would be my favorite place to hang in town if it weren't for the smoke.  I know it's a cigar bar, but I don't smoke.  Nevertheless, the atmosphere is super cool and I've always had great service from the bartenders.  Enough good beers to placate the beer snobs (like me), and enough other stuff for everyone else.  Super awesome place to be on an off night when it's sparse.


I can't believe I forgot to write a review for Ceres. I remember every single detail the day I went here for brunch with a group of Yelpers. It was life-changing! From who I sat with, me ending up paying for 2 people, the food, the music...everything. It really helps not getting drunk for brunch!\n\nLocated inside JW Marriott, the parking situation was a bit of a mess. Some jerk almost ran me over...that was my first memory of him. From that moment on I just knew...\n\nBuffet-style brunch was good. There was a waffle station and an omelet station. I stood a long time waiting for my omelet since they gave mine to some old grumpy lady. They have the usual breakfast fare: eggs, hashbrowns, sausages, bacon, Danishes, bread, potatoes, etc. So, for $20+ brunch x 2...this place was just ok.


rubio's is amazing.  their fish tacos were so delicious.  i almost couldn't believe they were from a chain.


This place is just magnificent!  We went here for my bachelor party, and it did not disappoint!  \n\nMe and my boys attacked this 8-Layer Seafood cornucopia!  It had every imaginable thing from the ocean on it, with the exception of a mermaid!  \n\nThey seated us in a nice long table, although the wait did take about 30-45mins. Which as it turned out wasn't so bad, as we went to the local store, bought a couple of bottles of wine, and enjoyed it while waiting to be seated!\n\nOnce the food came out  we sorta stared at it, not really knowing how to begin tackling such a  challenge!  Guys were dropping like flies after about 1.5hours of non-stop carnage!  \n\nTry the foie gras, its unbelievable!  They also had a \"Duck in a Can\"...hard to believe, but it was actually pretty good!  \n\nAll in all, a great and very memorable experience!  Very authentic, fresh food, with great service and staff!


The food was good.\n\nFood delivery was extreamly slow.\n\nOur server was good.  But between our order and the delivery of our food we could have lost a grand inside the casino.\n\nThe food was good. But it is not worth the wait.\n\nPS: The restaurant was not busy at all.


So...I'm not a huge fan of traditional Irish food, but stopped in to try something different last week. The place has a nice look to it...it reminds me of Rula Bula in Tempe. I went Friday afternoon and the place was dead. Literally 2 people at the bar and 4 people (other than us) eating. I tried the Guinness beef barley soup...has some nice flavor to it and some spice, too. Also had the Irish Wolfhound burger...while the burger was cooked a little more than I liked (ordered medium), it was juicy and hot, but lacked seasoning. There also wasn't very much aioli, I guess I should have asked for extra. Service was decent, but could have been better considering the place wasn't busy at all. I'm thinking this would be a good place to come after work for a few drinks, or when it's cooler out and you can enjoy a few drinks outside on the patio. I'll have to give the food another chance, too.


Beat the heat and head to Jump 'n' Jungle. Feeling stir crazy and want to release some pent up energy, go to Jump 'n' Jungle. On your way home from school and you want to interact with your friends and children, meet up at Jump 'n' Jungle. Two for Tuesdays are a budget friendly activity.\nNote: Pack clean socks for children and adults. Shoe-free environment and socks are required for everyone.


Had breakfast here meeting my sister that I hadn't seen in years... Was a little worried at first with it being so busy ... Let's just say the wait was well worth it... The service by Donna the best ever and the whole entire staff was quick and listened to our needs thank you so much for making our breakfast experience amazing


My boyfriend and I were searching for a dive near our house in Old Town for when we just aren't feeling the typical Scottsdale vibe.  I gotta tell you, I think we found it.  \n\nWe walked in around 7 on a Thursday night, just looking to have a few drinks and some time to talk.  I immediately realized this was not an Old Town bar.  I think I might have been the youngest person there and no one was pretentious at all.  They have a dart board and pool table, and seating with walled mirrors all around.  The patio was extremely well-misted, which was great since it was the day before 4th of July and everyone was pretty much sweltering.  Drinks were stiff and not too expensive and the crowd grew younger as the night went on.  I didn't meet tons of people, but the ones iI did either seemed drunk, super nice or both - not a bad combination.  \n\nI would go back again, just not every night (what do you think I am, an alcoholic?)\n\nAlso - for those of you with bladders of steel and small wallets, I saw a sign that says they do bladder buster deals on Tuesday night.  Small cover and incredibly cheap drinks until someone \"breaks the seal\".  I would suck at this, but I'm sure many a person has taken advantage of this interesting drink special.


Your review helps others learn about great local businesses.\nNot satisfying at all\n\nChiliquilllies were plain nasty. Soggy chips with green sauce. Waste of $8\n\nBeans have no flavor. No salt, no garlic, pepper or onions.\n\nMy cheese in the bean and cheese burrito wasn't melted. Nothing beats a Taco Bell bean burrito \n\nShredded beef taco was the best.\n\nCarne asada burrito was full of onions from guacamole and the meat chunks were chewy, tasteless and too big\n\nThe fresh salsa was made from  un ripened tomatoes, had no heat or cilantro \n\nToo bad the $8 per burrito locks you into buying the whole thing.\n\nCasta rasa, round corner cantina and the taco stand in front of Reyna foods has way better casual tacos\n\nThey charge for chips and salsa. \n\nChips look double fried because they are very greasyy\n\nA waste of $35 and the food left a bad taste in our mouths


I've come here twice. Both times the vet tried to up-sell lots of tests and prescription pills. \n\nThe first time I thought they really were recommending what is for the best- and I actually did get the Xrays that they advised, though I had them done at a different vet's office, because it was significantly less expensive. (Those xrays didn't explain any of the problems either). The 2nd time, when I brought a stray dog in that looked significantly underweight. The vet said  she could feel the dogs liver... and as she began to explain the next part she hid her hands in her pockets, a classic move made by a person when not being forthcoming, and said it could be a mass, but it could also be because the dog is skinny. She said the dog looked pretty good other than that and she'd write up a action plan for getting the dog back in good health. She then left and sent in a tech with a itemized bill for blood work and shots over $500 worth. \n\nI then attempted to clarify what I came in for. I wanted to know the dogs health, if the dog appeared neglected or sick and what to do to help the dog gain the weight back. I wanted to know roughly how old the dog was, and what I could do to help the dog get healthy. I've never owned a dog before. I also said, I noticed the dog seemed stiff and I could hear her joints pop when she moved sometimes, and I would like information that could answer questions like, Should I give the dog glucocamine?\". Is it an injury or just because of the age? The tech left to speak with the vet again, and then returned and said, the vet says the dog is about 5, though we can't really confirm that. Here is the Prescription she wrote up. \n\nAt this point, I was very aggravated. I exclaimed that I wanted information, dietary advice. My main concern was that the dog was underweight due to lack of food. I want to know things like what type of food is best to help the dog recover. I've NEVER even had a dog before, which I said when I made the appointment and stated several times throughout the appointment. The tech looked baffled, and I told her that I was not going to return to this clinic ever again. I went to pay and I told them that I felt swindled. I explained that I still didn't even have answers for simple questions on what type of food is best to feed an underweight dog, and I didn't understand why their office couldn't give basic care advice and instead just kept writing up quotes for tests and drugs. \n\nAt that point the tech came to the front and said she talked to the vet and the vet wanted me to have a handout about arthritis. I admit, I sarcastically thanked her for giving me information that I could have easily looked up myself online, and explained that now I still need to look up dietary information online and I think it's ridiculous that I should have to do that when I just paid $50 to talk to a veterinarian and have the dog examined. \n \nI left promising to contact the Better Business Bureau. Which I probably will do. \n\nI'm just at a point in my life where I'm sick of not getting what I pay for. Is anyone with me on this? It's like I can even by an f%#^$^% sweater that won't unravel in a month because everything is made in China by 5 year olds, I buy used cars around 60,000 miles, because new cars are put together so shoddy that used cars with that kind of mileage already have new transmissions and alternators and starters... The repairs are better quality than what you actually get when you buy the car, unless you get a mechanic that insists that you have replace a $500 part in order to fix a $200 part, when 3 other people gave you quotes that didn't include that repair- or an electrician that insists the lighting in your business needs to be replaced or the lights aren't going to turn on, but when they find out that there isn't anyway to authorize that type of repair a miracle from heaven unfolds and the lights magically work once again. \n\nHere's the truth people. Everyone's out to get your hard earned money, and few ever offer quality service or merchandise in return. \n\nThis veterinarian could have given me some advice like, since she's under weight you might want to feed her a puppy kibble or some wet food, or increase the portion- and also it wouldn't be a bad idea to do some blood work to see her overall general health. I could respect that, but not offering any advice on the animal whatsoever except for the tests and drugs, seems a bit ridiculous. And if they can't tell me anything about the health of the animal without the tests, then someone explain to me WHY ON EARTH THEY ARE ALLOWED TO PRESCRIBE DRUGS? If you are that clueless as to the health of the animal without your $500 full work up, then how can you in confidence recommend $50 worth of prescription drugs? \n\nThe only redeeming quality that I have to mention about this place, is the techs are nice and friendly.


Wait times!  Yuck - \n\nGreat product, but when it comes down to it, this location has higher prices (by like 10-20%, longer waits (like 40 minutes) and not as good service as other locations.  The place is really new and big - but I will stick to the Mesa location or the Power rd location.


I don't need to go back to a smith that refuses to sell pins to a do-it-yourselfer that needs to re-key new doorlocks to older keys.  I will not return to have keys duplicated at this joint nor will I consider them should I need a safe.  This business approach is extremely myopic when one considers how uncommonly a customer will want to re-pin his/her own locks.  \n\nAn employee had to tell me, \"We don't do that,\" after consulting the decision maker, who sat on his long suffering chair and refused to walk 8 steps to the counter to explain.\n\nFor what it's worth, the locksmith in my homwtown GIVES me the pins I need, and I returned to pay for duplicate keys, difficult re-pins and lock-outs.  I also recommend their services to friends.\n\nTwo way street.  Give and take.\n\nLiberty/Stanley just wants to take.


Please note that I have not dealt with Dr. Crovetti. My review is regarding Dr. Bahlduini and his nurse. One comment about Dr. Crovetti's front desk staf - they could truly take some classes in customer service because in person and on the phone they have been a bit short, and seemingly irritated, put out that I wanted to talk to Bahlduini's nurse (she insisted I call back so I didn't get the attitude). I have become increasingly sensitive to those in the customer service who have these jobs but act like its such a chore to provide the core service of their job... but I digress.\nDr. Bahlduini was referred to me from St. Rose (St. Martin Campus) and is an orthopedist. My knee injury was of concern to the ER doctor when she found out I had an avulsion fracture (where the ligament tore a chunk out of my tibia when it tore loose). The doctor is very knowledgeable and he has several athletes that he sees to (this is of interest to me because  I ride dirtbikes and motorcycles and this knee thing seems pretty scarey as far as what I will be able to do going forward after surgery).\nHis nurse is very nice, and has done everything she could to expedite the process of getting MRI approval from my insurance and getting me scheduled for everything necessary on a very tight timeline (I leave the state/country in a little over a week). If anything changes as far as the service I receive from these two awesome people, I will be sure and update the review. Otherwise I couldn't be more pleased with the speediness of service I have received.


I tried to get a massage here but, after completing the paperwork, they refused to serve me without a Drs. note. Who carries a Drs. note around to get a massage? Yes, I have a medical condition and to be 100% honest, it has never prevented any business from serving me and I get massages about every 10-14 days. I found it totally insulting and illustrates the true ignorance of some people.\n\nI found this place unprofessional upon walking in based on the following: \n\n1) The receptionist and the two therapists (including, David, the one scheduled to complete my massage) were eating their Wendy's right in the front area. \n\n2) It is in an older office park and not the most appealing atmosphere.\n\n3) Once they refused to serve me, and I was in absolute shock for their reasoning, other employees got involved and my medical condition was being discussed in front of another person that was there for a service.\n\nI couldn't help thinking, the real reason they refused to serve me was they all wanted to get back to their Wendy's.\n\nThis was the last promotional deal that I will buy from a independent massage/spa. Luckily, Groupon refunded me immediately after hearing the story. No questions asked. I guess sticking with reputable spas like Qua at Caesars, and the spas at Red Rock and Green Valley are worth the money. This is super unfortunate for the smaller businesses in Las Vegas because I believe in this economy, it is the locals, that support the community and privately owned businesses.


The food was ok. The service was extremely slow! We were 2 of 10 people in the entire place and it took almost an hour to get our food. I got the Mediterranean chicken which they told me would take 25 minutes to cook, which would have been fine except it took about 50 minutes. I doubt we will be back here anytime soon.


It's been a while since I was last at the Luxor, so it was good to see that they put in a more upscale lounge in the casino.  I went in the middle of the afternoon on a Monday, so not too busy inside, and the music was at just the right volume.  I spent most of my time at the bar playing video poker, and getting comped drinks like I do with any casino bar.  It was kind of cool with the \"misty waterfall\" in the center of the bar, behind the display of the liquor, and the videos that were being shown on the column behind it.\n\nOtherwise, it was just another bar.


Average Indian Restaurant, I have both eaten here and had home delivery, and the food and service are both fine.\n\nMost recently I had a Goats Cheese dish and Lamb Kadai with Garlic Nan, the 2 curry dishes should have been hot and spicy, they were medium hot - I think this is another Indian restaurant where they are afraid of making their dishes too hot - probably because the average British palate cant handle it - though I'm make assumptions here.\n\nPrice wise its fine also, I was \u00a315 including tip - I can get cheaper closer to home, and of similar quality. I know Indian and Pakistani people who said this used to be a good Indian, so maybe they have changed ownership, or just taken their foot off the gas??


I'm very impressed with Better Homes Cabinets and Granite. I had a two week period to remodel a home and they delivered!\n\nThe birch shaker cabinets I selected look great and the construction is solid. The doors are solid wood and the boxes are plywood. A lot of the other companies I checked out used MDF for the construction - at a higher price.\n\nThe kitchen looks fantastic. They made some great suggestions about making minor adjustments to improve the layout and functionality of the kitchen. From sales to installation, I was very pleased with the entire process.  Highly recommended!


Great place to grab a few beers with the friends. Awesome energy. Love going there!


For the past two Sundays, I've come here to hang out for a couple of hours while my Son is at a Church function.  I enjoy watching the Sunday night football game here and enjoying a drink or two.  Last night I decided to grab a bite to eat.\n\nI was dining by myself and wanted some finger food.  After browsing the menu for a few minutes, I decided to go with the Nachos ($10.50).  To wash it down, I had an Iced Tea.\n\nI watched the Giants/Bears game while I waited for my grub......it didn't take too long before it came....the waitress delivered the Nachos and they were a friggin' mountain of Nachos!  (see pics) Seriously.....I'm not opposed to large portions, but damn this thing could easily feed 4 people!  I was a little pissed because I didn't want to eat that much and the waitress didn't say anything.....also the menu didn't mention the gargantuan size of the Nachos either.  I reacted by saying \"Damn, that's a friggin' mountain of food!\".....she replied \"I know\"......well if you knew, why didn't you say something when I ordered it?!\n\nThis is where I am torn....do I knock off a Star because of this?  or not?  I personally feel that it's the server's responsibility to inform customers of stuff like this....especially when they see someone is dining alone and portion size is not mentioned on the menu.\n\nBack to the food....the Nachos were topped with melted Cheddar Cheese, Jalapenos, Guacamole, Sour Cream, Onions, Olives, Tomatoes.  The thing was so massive that stuff was falling off the edges of plate....another faux pas from the server is that she didn't offer me a smaller plate to eat my Nachos.....she expected me to pull pieces off this mountain and have it fall all over the table like a pig.  I tried for a few minutes but felt like a slob so I asked her for a plate, which she brought over right away.\n\nThe Nachos flavor wasn't spectacular, it was bleh.  The Cheese wasn't gooey....it was melted, but seemed to be sitting a little while because it was already coagulating and it was difficult to eat the Nachos without using a fork.  Also, it was top heavy with the toppings....meaning after the 1st layer of Nachos, there was nothing but bare chips in the lower sections.  What's the point of this dish then?  I don't know.....I felt bad because I didn't even come close to finishing it and it wasn't worth taking home......what a waste of food.\n\nI took off 1 Star because of the bad service.....still a great place to catch a game.  I've eaten here many times in the past with great experiences, but was an inactive Yelper at the time so those experiences are outdated.\n\nWill I return?  Because of my favorable history with Big Dog's, I will give them another chance.....next time I'm asking the server how large the portion is.


The waiter is very cold, may be too tired?\nthey charge you a split fee $15 without telling you in advance, when you find out, they will then show you on the menu with very tiny small words.\nThey recommended you the best selection is the Surf & Turf, but the lobster is very dry and tough, fillet mignon is dry too!\n It's very strange, because I went there few years ago, the Rib-eye is very tender juicy before, may be they change the chef, or the famous chef didn't cook anymore....it was a big disappointment for us.\nsurf & turf $79 didn't worth it.\nthe revolving tower provides good view.


Pancake cafe has just about the best omelettes I've ever had.  Light & fluffy, with very flavorful vegetables and the right balance of cheese.  I also tried the sausage patty and it was delicious.  Fresh squeezed OJ, good ambience all around.  I'm a fan!


5 Stars for the Food.\n\n2 Stars for the Service, which can be hit or miss.\n\nThe Stand makes the best burger in the area--hands down. (The burgers here are better than anything you could get at Zinburger or Delux, which are both in the same neighborhood.) I love that the burgers are made from a combo of short ribs and chuck. They're super flavorful and juicy.\n\nThe burgers here are so good that they turned my vegetarian boyfriend (who had been eating nothing but rabbit food for a decade) into a carnivore. True story. Thank you, The Stand. Danny's entire meat-eating Greek family thanks you.\n\nI've tried the tacos a bunch of times. If you're thinking of getting them, don't. They're nothing special. (One time I ordered veggie tacos and bit into a whole cinnamon stick that somehow accidentally made its way in there. That kind of ruined the Stand taco experience for me.)\n\nIf you're a newbie, I recommend ordering a Stand Burger with cheese and a custard-y, delicious Banana Stand shake on the side.  You will NOT be disappointed.\n\nYou might, however, be disappointed with the service. Today I ordered my food and received it within 5 minutes, which was awesome. But in the dozen+ times I've visited The Stand, I have typically waited a looooong time for food. On one occasion I waited 20 minutes in the drive-thru after placing my order. (The woman waiting behind me was so irate that she drove off even though she'd already ordered.) On another particularly painful occasion, I waited about 30 minutes inside the restaurant to get a takeout order consisting of two burgers, two tacos and fries. \n\nOh, and my fries have been cold probably 50% of the time I've eaten here.\n\nI realize that I'm griping a lot here. I do so in the hopes that management will read this review and try to iron out the service issues. \n\nOverall, The Stand is the bomb diggity. Despite the long wait times I've experienced here, I'll keep coming back for the burgers and shakes. They're the best in Phoenix.


I live nearby this place and have had MANY bagels over the years. Over time, my standards have changed and I now get them rarely. These are not as good as a New York bagel. The texture just isn't right and the bread doesn't have the kind of flavor you get with well fermented doughs. \n\nIf you need to get something for an office with 25 people, this is a good cheap option. But for a bread fix, there are better options.


tl;dr:  Expensive, not very good, they tend to overcharge you if you don't watch your ticket.\n\nI've had them a few times over last semester to try them out, I've been dying for a really good burger joint on campus.  First time I had a burger, fries and a drink.  Totaled over $12.  I found the burger to be over salted and overdone, but the fries were tasty.  \n\nDecided to try them again later in the semester, giving them a second chance.  Tried the sliders this time (you know, signature item).  Again, they were way over salted and I found the same thing happened to me as a previous reviewer, I was charged 3x $0.75 for the cheese on them and other prices were higher than the menu board (even 3x $0.50 for cheese is a bit high for slider-sized burgers).\n\nWell, in all I'm sad that there still is no good burger joint on campus.


Probably the best Korean food you're going to get in Pittsburgh.  This area doesn't have a huge Korean population like some coastal cities, so those of you from New York, DC, or LA should adjust your expectations accordingly.  Other reviewers have noted that the food is expensive, but, to be fair, you do get a lot.  You will not leave hungry.\nI had the spicy octopus bibimbap.  They made it authentically in a cast iron bowl that sizzled pleasantly when it was brought out.  The menu description did not disappoint: it was quite spicy and well-endowed with octopus.  My dining companion (a self-proclaimed Koreaphile) was impressed with the more exotic menu offerings and the K-pop videos playing in the background.\nMy only complaint was the soup that came with my meal.  It was scant, lukewarm, and boring.


Good food. They sell kids meal that is just right for me. It includes a slider (which is pretty much a full sized burger) , French fries (fresh and generous portion) and drink, for like 6 bucks. This is my favorite airport food actually. The bar next to it is a good place to hangout for a beer when waiting for your next flight.


The remodel is on point. Favorite hotel by far. Loved the staff and that free cookie was the bees knees. I can't wait to stay again.


This restaurant is within walking distance of my office and could easily be my \"go to\" place for lunch. The menu has a good variety and they serve quickly. It's a bit noisy outdoors so I opt for an indoor table where I can have a conversation with my lunch partners.\n\nYesterday I ordered a shrimp-salmon salad with dressing on the side and no red onions. The server was friendly and completed my order exactly the way I asked for it. My first bite of salad was GAK. I then proceeded to dissect the dish and found that in the lettuce mix they were using for the salad, one variety had spoiled. We're not talking wilted lettuce. I'm talking about slimy black leaves throughout the dish. I picked it apart so that I could show someone.\n\nUnfortunately, the server didn't return. Later (40 minutes), the busboy came to take my dish and I said that I wanted to keep it to show it to someone. Then the manager came over and I explained that the lettuce appeared to have gone bad. He gave a nice apology but didn't offer to bring me a different dish. The bill arrived in the next few moments and had a $4 deduction. \n\nWhile I appreciate the effort, by bringing this to his attention, I no doubt allowed him to fix the problem for the remaining customers and probably saved him a few more $4 rebates. I think the place could be more generous with their service recovery.\n\nThey're off my list for a while.


The dresses are wonderful and they range from xs to 3x. \n\nHowever, it is a painful experience every-time I shop there. The sales clerks are just too cool to help me.


Hash house a no go!!!      Found 3 out of 3 dishes lacking in flavor.    Huge portions.  Chicken hash was dry, pork Benedict was more country fried slab of over cooked meat.  Bbblt was full of bacon but not flavor.


This has got to be the foodie deal of the century!\n\nMultiple options for the tasting menu, all way under $100, with wine pairing options under $50, for dishes that approach the level of, if not quite reaching, French laundry. On top of that, all the additional amuse bouches was like having two other tasting courses. I literally counted that we had 12 amuse bouches...yes, 12! And really good ones! True, most of them were truly half a bite sized, but if they were any larger, I really would have exploded. They even gave me a glass of sparkling wine to pair with an amuse bouche...I mean, who does that??\n\nTo start, the atmosphere of the restaurant is old school, and initially a bit stuffy...but the waitstaff were all extremely pleasant (as should be for this level restaurant). Throughout the meal, they do their best to be invisible, but the space is a bit small so I couldn't help noticing now and then someone intently watching us as we were finishing a plate so that they could clear it away. Having said that, there was one time that my husband got up to go to the restroom, I looked down for one second, and when I looked back a freshly tied napkin was in the place of the dirty plate that had been there. That's stealth. You can see Mr. Binkley at the service window the entire time, so you know that every dish is getting checked by him before going out...which is always gratifying to see. \n\nIf you're a bacon lover, or even if you're not but are ok with bacon, you have to try the applewood smoke bacon bourbon drink. It's amazing, and a great way to start off the evening. They serve it with a single large ice cube that fills the glass with applewood scented smoke (you can really smell it), and the bourbon really had a nice subtle smoky bacon flavor. They serve it with a garnish of sugar coated bacon on the side, which I could have done without, or would have enjoyed more if they had cut down on the sugar. It was like trying to eat a block of sugar with the bacon trapped way inside...perhaps I was supposed to stir it in the drink? Oh well, I still enjoyed it immensely. \n\nWe each chose the 5 course tasting menu that included both a meat and fish, and excluded the cheese plate. However, before our first dish, we were given an onslaught of 4 amuse bouches! A small cup of curried pear soup, a complex plate of duck pate with toast, a spoonful of chilled granita like fruit, and a miniature (I mean really mini, the size of a quarter) sloppy joe. After that, they slowed down to 1 to 2 amuse bouches between each plate. They really like to plate to dramatic effect, but it makes the whole experience more fun.\n\nI'm not going to go into any detail about our courses since the menu changes daily, but I thought every plate was spot on. Each dish is intricately plated and though some look like works of art, others aren't quite as pretty, but still taste fantastic. There are so many ingredients to each dish, that occasionally it's a little confusing as to what might be the best way to eat it, but I often just shovel everything into my mouth, and all the flavors would complement each other. The seafood was delicate, the meats were perfectly cooked in bite size portions (the mangalitsa pork was served 3 ways on the plate). All the dollops of sauces and garnishes were flavor packed. The desserts were lovely and not too heavy. \n\nI was pretty smashed by the end of the night, after 6 glasses of wine, but I still remember most of the evening! Having recently moved from the Bay area, and eating at some of the highly rated restaurants there, including French Laundry, this really is just as good at half the price. I will definitely be making many an excuse to eat there again. It's definitely taken away a little of the sting of having to leave San Francisco.


it's OK. I stopped by this bakery on the way to the bank, looking for something to satisfy my sweet tooth. Nothing really caught my eye or got my mouth watering. \n\nI ended up picking two chocolate patties with peanut butter filling ($4/both). I wasn't two impressed: the cake seemed a bit stale and the filling was not creamy.\n\nI do have to say some of the cakes didn't look half bad. But, it seemed like Paddy Cake is comparable to the bakery section of your typical grocery store which is disappointing since I'm always on the lookout for mouth watering sweets.


They have a great reverse happy hour,  10-close every night. Veggie tempura is so yummy and only $4 and the sushi is pretty good.  My favorite is the green tea ice cream!  It is hard to find a place with great green tea ice cream and sushi brokers has it.  \n\nThe cons about this place is the horrible music. They set their music pretty loud too which just makes it worse. Also the service here is extremely slow.  Every time\nI have been there for hh there has only been one server.  It gets pretty busy at this time so I don't understand why they don't get another server.  I get you want tips but the restaurant shouldn't sacrifice the speed of service in order to do that.


This place is awful!!!!! I've been going to Firestone for yrs all over Arizona. Never ever had an issue until this location!!! Messed up my appts 3 times in one week. I've been here a total of 4 times this week!! Refused to top off all my fluids. Never heard of this before. It's your job!!!! When asking for my keys back, he refused. Then I asked the guys in the garage to give them to me and the GM told me \"to stop being crazy!\" Excuse me!?! No. Never coming back here again!!! They will screw up everything!!


Beautiful rooms and views. Room service is awful. The tuna tartare was tasteless and my quesadilla was so burnt I had to send it back. The room also had a number of technical problems that the staff could not solve, such as the tv in the bedroom not functioning. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this hotel.


Went here with my family to check out what all of the hype is about. FYI--if you are thinking of eating here anywhere close to a normal eating hour, prepare to wait.\n\nAfter reading many Yelp reviews, I decided to go with the Britannia burger and the truffle fries.\n\nThe Britannia burger was decent, though nothing amazing. The meat was seasoned pretty well, but everything else was a bit lackluster. I don't know if it's because I have been in the LA burger scene too long, but I was not impressed.\n\nThe truffle fries were even more disappointing, as they failed to even impart any truffle flavor.\n\nAnother person from my group said that the sweet potato fries were delicious but I did not have an opportunity to try them.\n\nOverall, this place has average burgers, Vegas prices, and a long wait. Might as well skip it and try something else in my opinion.


Got my hair cut,  styled &  colored.  Was ok but wasn't wowed or anything.  Stylist didn't seem like she wanted to color my hair how I wanted it so had to do it something else.  Came out ok but not totally I  love with it..... Then she had to dye my hair twice because first time it didn't come out right.  Service is great just didn't love my hair how it came out &  definitely over priced.


Amazing warm banana nut bread and delicious potatoes! The omelettes are huge...consider sharing. Coffee is not the best but everything else makes up for it. Friendly service and cozy place....the restaurant is inside a shopping center not to be confused by the sign.


I want to like the Livermore but I just don't. I was so excited as construction began and must say that the bar is absolutely gorgeous. There are giant windows with decent people watching. Beautiful glassware, beautiful food, beautiful decor. But. and here is the but, I find it so uncomfortable! The layout is weird and seating is limited. The giant windows make it feel a bit as if you're in a fish bowl. And the noise- it gets incredibly loud. Also it gets steamy inside- literally the windows will be covered.\n\nI been twice and ordered classic cocktails- manhattan, old fashioned, whiskey sour. I've never been blown away. The drinks I've had were fine but not outstanding. At 10-12$ a pop that was disappointing. \n\nLoved the spicy nuts and potato chips. The potato chips were on the house though because they only had a half order left.


Spot on best authentic Mexican in the city.  Just had pork tamales and want more.  Run to these guys as they are future rock stars of Pittsburgh's Mexican scene!!


Centurion is really cute on the inside (which seats about 8 people).  Great patio if you can stand the heat now that it is warmer.  I've passed it a gazillion times during First Fridays.   I just went there for lunch with the Pita Jungle was again packed and informed me that my wait would be 20 minutes (after I had already waited 15).  \nI thought the seating was really cozy with chandeliers and empty wine bottles.\nWe had prosciutto wrapped stuffed mushrooms which were served with a tarrogon (?) cream sauce.  I had a three bean salad, my dining companions had the truffled mushroom panini and the special of the day which was a meatball dish.\nWe were seated inside, and you could watch the kitchen.  My salad looked really pretty, but lacked really any flavor.  I mean, any flavor.  I'm not a huge salt fan, but at the same time, there was literally no flavor.  My salad leaves were dressed in a little oil and that was it.  The white beans were cold (which was fine) but again tasted of nothing.  The middle preparation was a white bean puree with some truffle oil that was cold a bit congealed.\nThe panini was much better.  Served on good ciabatta bread, that seemed to be a hit.\nThe meatballs were interesting.  There was no real description by the hostess, we were expecting a more traditional meatball served in red sauce.  This turned out to be a more swedish meatball concoction served with carrots and potatos.  \nOverall, the food was fine but average.  I came back to the office smelling really greasy though since we sat next to the kitchen.  I would suggest the patio if you want to try the place.


Comfortable, friendly atmosphere. Wonderful. A great place to go with friends and share. Trust me you are going to want to try as much as possible. Everything is made in house, from the head cheese and blood sausage on the delicious Charcuterie to the Panacotta and other desserts.\n\nOnce a month a group of friends and I search out a restaurant to experience. We taste as many dishes as possible. The other night we had the pleasure of trying just about every dish on the menu with the exception of the cheese plate, squash blossoms and olive snacks. There was not one dish that I, personally, did not like. Sounds pretty hokey, but it is the truth.  I do, however, have my favorites.\n\nFavorites: \nAppetizers: \nI have seen duck fat fries on tv. They are literally as good as people make them out to be. Best fries I have ever had. They make Ronald McDonald weep and the Hamburgler go straight. \nThe Dates are a must try. Sweet, savory, out and out delicious. \n\nSmall Plate:\n\nPork Belly. This is just a given. Wow.\nOrzo - wonderful and the mussels extremely tasty\nHonorable mention: Beets. I don't like beets. This dish is making me rethink that statement. Definitely try them. \n\nLarge Plates:  \n\nWhile all dishes were wonderful, this die hard carnivore has 3 must eats:\n\nDry Age Strip with bone marrow butter, duck fat fries and sweet breads. Never had sweet breads. awesome literally awesome. Eat this dish and call your cardiologist. But what a way to go. \n\nPork - absolutely wonderful, best potatoes i have eaten. \nChicken thighs. - packed full of flavor.\n\nDessert: \nYou just have to try all of them. You cannot make a poor choice, each dessert is just wonderful. We had the, strawberry rhubarb pie, chocolate cake with smoked sea salt and the panacotta. Wow. Just wow. \nWe left with one regret. No one ordered the Sicilian Sfingi. We must have been suffering from a food coma when ordering dessert. \n\nYou really need stop in and try it. Trust me. You will not be disappointed. Bring friends.


Visited in July 2013 for my Bachelorette party. Stayed in a Royal Tahitian Suite. It was simple huge and comfortable, and clean, and fresh. It was awesome. HUGE. Its like having a 3 bedroom suite. \nThe jetted tub fit 3 of us girls in it lol.\nThe steam shower was cool. \nThe kitchen and kitchenette have nice cabinets and appliances. \nThe pools are great. The lazy river was so relaxing. Don't like that you cant bring your own red cup. \nThere was a DJ during the day on Saturday. Had so much fun!!\n\nDidn't take the shuttle; drove our own SUV packed with girls. Its not that far from the strip. Literally like a 1-2 minute drive to the strip. There is free parking everywhere so its easy to drive to a club, and if there is no DD by the end of the night, then we take a cab back to the hotel. And then the shuttle the next day to pick up the car. haha. \n\nCant wait to be back next summer!!


Today is a sad day. My partner and I went to Maui Dog for the ALWAYS good dogs and fries. They were already closed. This was one of my top 5 meals in Phoenix. Consistently excellent. We will miss you very much. I hope that you find a new home in central Phoenix! Say, Melrose District?


I thought the whole point of taco bell is its open late. Not 11pm, or a few minutes before. Boo


I gave this place a chance. Numerous times...but I now feel 100% confident in saying I will NEVER walk into this location ever again. The clothes are cheap and worth the one or two wears...but I refuse to look or speak to any of those RUDE employees. It's like you ruin their day asking for something. HR did a great job hiring the worst group of people ever. Have I mentioned that awful high pitched alarm that is constantly going off at the register?? I'll take my 20 bucks to one at Fashion Square.


Horrible! We were looking for a good place for Chinese food, this was not it. The orange chicken was like an everlasting gobstopper. You could not stop chewing it, it never broke down. The Pork fried rice had chunks of refried and refried pork, like flavorless wood chips. The egg flour soup was a gelatinous yellow substance with no taste. The chicken lo mein had a nice burnt taste to it. The egg rolls had been cooked, cooked and boiled again. My family stood around our Chinese bounty, each trying our food and spitting it in the sink. We then had to go out and get a real dinner. Don't stop here you will be sorry


Traveling in and out of this airport several times within the past 4 years, I have to say it is one of my favorite airports to be in.  With so much to choose from to eat and drink, and GAMBLE, how can you go wrong!?!?!\n\nThe minute you walk through the gateway and into the lobby, you are greeted by slot machines and the sounds that make you feel like you are already living it up in Las Vegas.\n\nThe airport is kept considerably clean and upkept. Flights are normally on time (depending on your departure city - if it is Newark, you can forget about your flight hardly ever leaving on time).  The TSA agents are also disciplined but friendly (you all know that some of these agents let their 'status' go to their heads lol!)


I want to live this place but it's hard.  The food is fresh and nutritionally smart.  The service is nice.  But the portions are so small.  I ordered the lentil soup and it was almost all water with a teaspoon of lentils.  Mentioned it to the server and no action.  $5 for carrot juice but the glass was full of ice.  Really?  Strawberry salad was good if you like lettuce but had a total of three cut up strawberries.  So, Fox restaurants, stop being so cheap on your food cost!!


By far the WORST pedicure I have ever had.  Toenails were trimmed unevenly, cuticles were not cleaned up, polish was applied unevenly and streaky(didn't even last 3 days), toenails were not cleaned up. No massage.  No lotion...nothing. It was a horrible experience and to make it worse......I was charged $30.00!


We have gone here a few times. \n\nMy gf being a vegetarian really loves the fresh salads and vegetables they have, It is a good selection and it is always fresh, but dang, its expensive for salads. \n\nService is always prompt. They also walk around with cookies and offer them to the tables, my kids love it of course, who doesn't like a nice warm cookie???\n\nAnd something else I hate is getting banged for drinks. I think they were 2.50 or 3 bucks. For soda fountain drinks???? \n\nIn the back section of the restaurant it always smells like feet too.. Just an observation.. :)                    \n\nThe pastas are just OK. Sometimes the soups are good. A friend of mine told me there is no way you can eat as much food as you paid for. I kind of believe that every time I go there.. \n\nThe funny thing is, with all this mediocrity, the place is always packed! \nI guess people love a so so place.\n\nI dunno, Sunset Station is just down the road, its cheaper and better and drinks are included!!!! \n\nI'm just sayin,,,,


I dropped my car off with a flat. they said 10-20 minutes. I said please call me when it's done I need to go to work... Three hours later NO PHONE CALL. I go to the location to find my car up on the lift. They said you need new tires... OK I get new tires. wash my car a couple days later and find my custom chrome valve caps are missing (they put plastic caps on two tires and LEFT TWO TIRES WITHOUT CAPS). So I HAD TO GO BACK to the location only to have the manager tell me they don't have them in the shop, and would have to order them (NO VALVE CAPS IN A TIRE SHOP?!). So now I have to make yet ANOTHER TRIP back to the location. I will not be going back to this location.


OKAY this is more exciting then m&m world.  Maybe because its so huge!   I made my friends take a picture with the cocacola bear! hahaha that was a mission though because crazy families kept cutting in front of us and my friends were loosing their patients.  It was fun getting those looooong bottles of cocacola to help us cool off in the insane vegas heat!


Just watched the chef drop his tongs on the ground, pick them up and use them again. Refund? Yes please.  Not returning to this place. When I asked him about it he wouldn't respond to me.


cool setting for Vegas locals that want a hideaway!!!  Watch out for the Zombies...2 is the limit!


The smell of grease pervades this place and stuck to me for hours after I left.\nI love spring rolls.  They are are supposed to be light and fresh and full of nice crisp veggies, the spring rolls are Asian One are like sticky logs of blandness.  The Angel chicken wings are one of the most pointless and hardest to eat foods that I have ever come across.  It is a chicken wing stuffed with pork and veggies and it was greasy and bland.\nThose were the only things I tried, they may have good dishes there, but after trying two and being dissappointed by both of them, I will not return.


I was devastated when Chuy's closed... but this place will do a nice job to fill in as my new local happy hour spot. Chips and salsa are complimentary and yummy. Tried the chicken nachos; they were delicious and too much food for even two of us to eat. Service was quick and waitress was friendly. I will definitely return.


Lets start with the positive I loved the Orange Ruglah.\n\nI had a pastrami sandwich and I LOVE good pastrami.  If you like overly salty oversmoked meats this might be a place you'll love.  I love to smoke things.  I have two smokers in my backyard and even from time to time make my own Pastrami.  \n\nI have been to Katz's deli in New York and seek out good authentic Pastrami.  Stalzy's is unique they heavily smoke their own meats and I think they are a bit over the top on their Pastrami.  \n\nNow I live smoked food but it has to compliment the food not be tie end all be all quality that comes out (other than salt in this case)\n\nThat said there is enough praise for this place here to make me want to try some of the other neat things looking on their menu so i may revisit my rating at a later date and will stop again


I've been here 3 times and each time I enjoyed the Queso Fundido.  If you don't speak Spanish, I'll translate: \nqueso means 'cheese' and fundido means 'to salt the living shiitt out of'.  Expect to be thirsty for at least a week afterwards.  \n\nThe rest of the menu is mainly ok, but not great.  The staff tends to chat with themselves about their family while ignoring you, but once I had a bartender who supplied me with many types of cocktails while taking the time to explain what was in each one.


The hotel is rather dated, and is far too worn to be pulling the crap they do with all the nickel & dime charges they want to pinch customers for.   \n\nCalled to ask about an check in early and was told there would be a $20 charge.  Really?!  Decided to pass on the early check in and waited till the end of my day to go check in.  \n\nAfter being scolded for pulling into the wrong valet lane so I could unload my suitcase and check in (I should have been in the common folk lane, not the super duper multi-star lane), I checked in for a two night stay.  Finally got checked in and headed to my room.  The bathroom area has a nice seated vanity area, but THERE WAS NO MIRROR over it.  Clearly there should have been because you could see the spots on the wall where there used to be adhesive.  Got past that.  Was happy to see that there was a Keurig coffee maker on the counter near the vanity.\n\nThe next morning I got up and went to make a cup of coffee.  Realized there was no coffee nor coffee condiments on the counter.  I called housekeeping and they advised that there IS coffee, but it is part of the honor bar and there is a charge if you use.  Are you kidding me?!  Another \"amenity\" that they want to nickel-and-dime-you-to-death with.  \n\nOnce ready to head out I decided to leave the \"do not disturb\" on the door as I didn't feel like securing all my valuables and computer.  Come back after a long day, slip off my shoes and am getting comfortable.  Head into the restroom area and catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror over the vanity.  Wait a minute - there WAS no mirror over the vanity this morning!  Apparently the housekeeping and engineering staff decided to completely disregard my \"DO NOT DISTURB\" on the door and help themselves to my room, while all my personal belongings, valuables and electronics were out in the open!  I felt violated, unsafe and totally pissed off.  When I called the front desk to complain, they asked if I'd like someone from housekeeping to contact me.  Why?  Why would I want that?!  The customer relations person I spoke to were less than sympathetic nor concerned.   I slept uneasy that night, and vowed I will never step foot into that place again.  I didn't find anything missing but that is besides the point.  They had no right in my room when I asked for privacy.\n\nAnd the icing on the cake of the mirror suddenly appearing in my room was that they didn't even bother to clean it after they installed it!  There were smudges and hand prints all over it.  Nice.\n\nSo if you decide to stay here - make sure you lock up your stuff even if you have the \"Do Not Disturb\" placquard showing.  Because they do not respect your rights or privacy.


So.... our teenage daughter ran out of toilet paper.\nNo problem, right?  I'll just use paper towels... for 2 days.\n\nYeah, it was a mess and Roto Rooter fixed it. \nFor only $400.00.\n\nso then... they come back the next day to snake a camera thru the pipes.\n\nI think maybe they were looking for problems because well, they found them.\n\nPrice quote.... between five to eight thousand dollars to repair some pipes.\n\nErrrrrrrrrrrr..... I don't think so.\n\nDid they do a good job with the problem at hand?  Yep.\n\nWere they expensive?  Yeah.... I guess\n\nDo I think they're now looking for an extra paycheck?  \n\nWhat do you think?


Delicious chicken and even better waffles. The sweet tea is great but sometimes it can be too sweet. Give this place a try!


I came here with my girl looking for some things.  Pretty slow so there was a bunch of employees there to help out.  But thats a double edge sword.  If they are slow they will hound you even if you tell them you are there to look someone else will be right around the corner and ask you for help again.  So i put in my headphones....  All in all they didnt have what we were looking for so you get only 3 stars


I love this resort and this bar is no exception!  Beautiful decor, great service and excellent drink selections!


Worst service. \nThe host was to personal. \nMy silverware was dirty and had food on it.\nDon't think this place is safe to eat.\nThe waitress was not friendly and didn't explain the specials they offer. The waitress took 8 minutes for our drinks and they weren't even busy. The food came out warm not hot. She took a 30 minutes to bring the food. I think all their locations have gone down hill.


Six of us dined for dinner after a recent Angels exhibition game.  The restaurant is on a hill with a beautiful view. We were greeted cordially and seated.  Our server was the best art of our experience. He was efficient with a good sense of humor. As first timers he explained the menu and asked f there were any questions. Bread and butter arrived quickly. Ou orders were promptly taken. So- so iceberg lettuce salad appeared shortly there after. \n\nThere was one order for Prime Rib medium rare and five orders for various steaks. The meal came with green beans and corn on the cob. There were two orders for baked potatoes.  \n\nThe food came in a timely manner. The Primr Rib came medium well, was dry with little or no flavor. All of the steaks were over cooked. All of the food was Luke warm at best. We came to the conclusion that ths is a VERY LARGE restaurant; and it is difficult to individualize orders. We are not likely to return to this restaurant. The view, the magician and server were the best parts of our dinner and not the food.


Came in super late for some munchies and to cure our sweet tooth. I got the bread pudding and my friend got the french toast. The food was solid, but the service was less than desirable. The bartender was more concerned with her phone and gossip than being personable to us.


you wait 1/2 hour for no service. this is not the place to go on sundays! And the moronager is no better! Hey fatboy! People are waiting! Make yourself usefull. Do your job and service the customers or I go to triple B! Better Business Bureau! And CEO!


Been back several times and I will say they have some pretty legit shakes. They are huge! I like the chocolate chip one. The banana split is yummy, too. \n\nI had the food once and was not impressed. Will not be doing that again. This rating is solely for their desserts as that's what I go back for now.


This is the place you go to when you want to feel super cool.\n\nThere is so much history to this building (and apparently is haunted...boo!) which makes you feel like you are experiencing a true taste of Madison culture.  It started out as a Vaudeville theater, which you just can't find anywhere else!  \n\nThe old fashioned box seating juxtaposes the trendy hipster regulars in a way that feels so good.\n\nCheck their site frequently for unique film showings, awesome bands and tons of costume theme nights.  \n\nGreat bar and pretty good drinkin' deals.  Themed, of course.


I'm still on a journey to find my new nail place that's closer to home. I tried this place based on the amazon reviews, I found a coupon for a $23.99 gel mani, it was on my way home from work & they were able to takes that same day. I called ahead  & scheduled a 5pm appt, on a Thursday. I showed up 20min early (my errands didn't take as long as I was expecting) so didn't mind waiting. \n\nIt was now 5:03p & I was still waiting (5 appt, not a big deal). But then, a regular came in after me (they greeted each other by name). She sat by me for a few minutes, then was taken to start her mani before me! Finally at 5:15p, the lady (seemed like the owner) took me to a seat to start the process to remove my gel polish. I'm not big on talking while getting my nails done, but she didn't say 1 word to me. And she made feel like I was an inconvenience to her (even if I was, I'm paying you money to run your business). So after putting the tinfoil on, she said I'll wait 5minutes, that's standard. \n\nFinally, around 5:32 (15 min later) another girl, Jessica greeted me, apologized for the wait, & began. She gave me a small water bottle, cleaned her tools in barbacide, thanked me for waiting & did my mani. Jessica was sweet & the highlight of my trip.  Although, I am not satisfied with my French tip mani I received... We met at the register & I handed her her the coupon. Because I received French tip I assumed they would honor the \"gel mani coupon\" but add an additional fee. Jessica spoke to the lady I assumed is an owner (the 1 who started to remove my gel). Jessica then told me they cannot accept the coupon & had to pay full price. Did I mention no where on that coupon does it list any restrictions?\n\nThe time was now 6:40p, 2 hours after I arrived, 1 h 40m after my appt time, I just wanted to go home so didn't argue. So, NO, I will never go back. It's a cute, small, clean place. But not only did I have a horrible 1st impression, it wasn't a good job. The polish didn't cover my full nail (looks as if some of my nails already 'grew out'), the white isn't even (looks like some areas are missing a coat), & there's a white cloudiness in some areas of my nails that are supposed to be the 'natural' color. \n\nI'm glad majority of people love this place. But my 1st impression was so poor, Pretty Little Nails is not getting a 2nd chance with me.


If I could give Lin's 3.5 stars I would.  While I have never had a bad meal here, I have never been blown away either.  I guess as far as Americanized Chinese food (not seeing the \"fusion\" here) goes I think middle part of the bell curve is quite large for me.  That being said, this seems to be my go-to spot when ordering Chinese food in the South Side.  I have had the beef noodle soup, General Tso's tofu, sesame chicken, spring rolls, egg rolls, and the pad-thai.  All were pretty solid.  I have not visited since they put in the new bar addition; I hope this doesn't affect its status as a BYOB restaurant.\n\nPros:\n-Speedy Takeout\n-BYOB\n-Clean Dining Room and Bathroom


Oh boy was I pleasantly surprised by this delicious place. Always stop by Starbucks and this time I decided to try it and oh boy was I missing it! It is just simply delicious their egg drop soup is phenomenal their teriyaki chicken out of this world! Would decently recommend it!


I will never eat sushi anywhere else while living in NV. Seriously. \n\nHands down, some of the freshest, best tasting sushi I've had here. My husband got an inside tip from a co-worker that knows that the owner purchases the fish the day it's flown in, so it was worth the drive to try it out. Now that we've made the trip & know that the quality of the fish they serve is top-notch, we will not hesitate to go back. Wish it was just a tad bit closer to home but that's my \"I don't want to get in my car & drive any further than I have to when it's 110 degrees\" side coming out. I will suck it up though & make the drive b/c it's that good! \n\nWe've been twice now & both times we have loved everything we've tried. I should preface this by saying that I am not a huge fan of all the \"fancy\" rolls that have become so popular over the last decade or so. I'm an old-school sushi eater, I like the simplicity of Sashimi & Nigiri. I like to taste the fish. When it's all wrapped up in a roll covered in sauces & tempura crunch, it can be very hard to tell if you're even getting a fresh piece of fish & that worries me a bit! \n\nThe 1st time we went, I had a hankering for Salmon terriyaki & was not really in the mood for sushi. Maybe only the 2nd time in my life that has ever happened! I did order the Poki appetizer & it was AH-mazing. The salmon terriyaki was good although the sauce was way too thick & there was too much of it covering the fish. If I order it again, I will definitely ask them to go easy on the sauce! Hubby ordered the AYCE & from what I could tell, he enjoyed every roll he had. \n\nThis last time we both had the AYCE & I will probably only do that from now on. It's a great value even if you don't eat very much & you can choose from hot & cold appetizers as well as all the sushi choices. I ordered the Poki again along with some Nigiri orders & even a couple of the \"fancy\" rolls, mainly b/c I already knew that their fish was fresh. I liked the Angry Ninja & the Sushi twister roll the best. I think I could eat that Japanese salsa all by itself.. yum!  \n\nI was slightly disappointed that they don't have fresh wasabi. Most of the better Sushi restaurants I've been to have it available for an extra charge so I was surprised they didn't have it. I have developed quite the affinity for it & can't really eat the stuff made from a powder anymore. I hope they consider making it available in the future & would be happy to pay an extra dollar or 2 to have some for my sushi. \n\nWe will be bringing the kids next time. Sushi gets very expensive when we go out as a family but the AYCE deal will make it much more reasonable & they will be thrilled.. \"anything we want?!\"


among all the issues we had with this company, the most disappointing was mr. griffin's response to our request to complete the project. somewhat of a pay me first and i will be done with you when i am ready to attitude. my thought was that mr. griffin could have just picked up the final payment when the job was complete.  turns out that mr. griffin actually owed us money.  no apology, no rush, no thank you for spending 30K with my company... no way i would recommend this company to anyone.


This place is pretty damn good. The egg rolls and crab puff was amazing. I wasn't sure if this place was any good but we decided to try it out anyway and I'm glad that we did! We will definitely be ordering from here again!


Let's see,.... Mediocre food and horrible service.\n\nI have been a patron at this restaurant since it opened as it is 1 block from my job. \n\nI've eaten mostly off of their lunch menu which has included, grilled chicken pitas, various salads including egg salad and burgers. \n\nTheir food is flavorless but I've consistently ordered from there in a pinch since it's so close to work. However, due to the complete rudeness of the staff I will no longer be dining from Phat Daddys. Upon this last encounter, I was treated like the biggest inconvenience when I arrived to pick up my order (this has been a common complaint among my coworkers but I've never directly experienced it). I was ready with card in hand to pay as I am aware that noon is an  exceptionally busy time for any restaurant. Not only did I get an eye roll from the waitress but a snotty reply to the most basic of responses. This was the last straw. If the food was better then I might tolerate it but, honestly, there aren't any redeeming qualities for me except for the location. \n   It also didn't help that the Pita I ordered was stale and the Chef Salad had an off taste to it. \n     I guess The Friendly Moose down the street will receive our business from now on.


the food was only okay.... if you're in the mood for comfort food it would hit the spot. the fried chicken and the cornbread (baked sweet, just the way I like it) are good and if I came back I would order those. however, the waffle was disappointing :-/ it was flimsy and soft, whereas I like my waffles to be crispy on the outside and thicker.\n\nthe service here was OUTSTANDING. everyone from the hostess to the servers were extremely friendly and attentive and happily made us a custom drink (half sweet tea, half regular tea... bc the sweet tea alone is way too sweet!).


Erik has a nice website with great pictures talking about deadlines and quality, however, it was all I could do to even get him out to the house to perform an estimate.\n\nI wanted some specific work done to the house/garage, and called for an estimate.  Erik set up a day to come to house.  The day he was suppose to arrive, he text me just prior and stated he was in Scottsdale at a meeting and would have to reschedule.  I said that was fine. We were initially not able to make our schedules work, and we agreed that he would contact me the following week and re-schedule.  I didn't hear from him that next week, then I was out of town for a few days.  Upon returning, I asked him if he still was going to come out and give an estimate.   \n\nHe chose the time to show up, I agreed to it, ( Friday at 1pm prior to Memorial day weekend) and took time out of my day to arrange to be at the house and go over the prospective job.  He showed up, snapped a picture or two of the worksite, taking no measurements, and 2 minutes later said he'd have to come back in on Tuesday at the same time with his foreman to be able to give an estimate.  At this point I'm wondering why I'd bothered to waste my time.\n\nTuesday arrives, exactly 10 minutes before he and the foreman were scheduled to show up, I get a text asking if he can push the estimate another day.  At this point I was tired of delays, wasting time, and tired of being blown off, so I responded \"Honestly, I want someone who will show up and take the job seriously. You were suppose to meet me before and blew me off and now again today.  And you came out and wasted my time last week.  I could have already had this done weeks ago.  I am all set with contractors who are not professional.  I will be writing a review in regards to your lack of professionalism and promptness.\"\n\nHe responded \"lol... What a joke!! Good luck to you. Please don't waste my time with these text messages.\"\n\nSo, no, sorry to say I can't recommend Erik.  Whatever the reason he failed to be able to stick to his schedule, I no longer care.  I want people who show up on time, period.  He may do very good work but I'll never know; his lack of professionalism and promptness was sufficient for me not to want to find out.


If you want original Indian food this is the place. It might seem a little weird in the beginning but this place is amazing. I love the buffet but specially the vegetarian food is delicious. Best place in town. With their amazing mango like ice cream.


This hotel is nice. Some rooms are amazing - the renovated rooms are lovely. The Casitas are not. Be warned - they are comfy but tired - broken lamp, leaky gas fireplace, ripped curtains, broken phone for 3 days. You get the idea. I am really torn between 3 and 4 stars. We were in a 3 star room, but there are a lot of 4 star rooms there, I know. It really is a nice hotel, but it just cannot have things like that and still be considered a luxury resort. Also be warned that the water slides are a lo-o-o-ng walk from the Casitas, and families (who want the water slides) seem to end up at the Casitas. The Casitas are really a trek from everything. Furthermore, inexplicably, there is a serious shortage of hot tubs. The Casitas have their own little pool with a teeny hot tub that is terrifying to use. I hurt myself walking into it both times as it lacks enough steps and has broken filters on the bottom. The pool you will want to use if with kids is the East pool and the Sonoran splash - a giant pool area with a fun double slide - and no hot tub anywhere. Every single family over there is asking about it and seems utterly flummoxed. So then you trek all the way back soaking wet and shivering to either the South pool (more of the adult crowd and they do not want your kids in there) to use their hot tub or back to the Casitas to use the teeny treacherous one there. Very bizarre for a big club. And the word on the street is true -they do nickel and dime you, so be warned. Little things will add up. They have a skating rink! Wheee! but you will spend 100 dollars to use it with your 3 children. And then they will have a stand for hot chocolate nearby and charge 5 dollars for water based hot chocolate and 9 dollars for a baggie with the makings for 2 'smores. Really? If you aren't even serving real hot chocolate don't you think you could just make it free for the people who are spending all that money to skate? Another thing to keep in mind is that the Princess is really out of the way. The zoo and the botanical garden are more than 30 minutes. But they are close to the Musical instrument Museum and that is a world class place- a must visit for anyone in the area!! There are plenty of restaurants nearby, so that is nice, but a lot of the activities are in other areas of the city. The Christmas decorations are really nice. The pools are pretty good. The food is pretty good. I am on the fence and just not sure if I should say 3 or 4 stars.


I went to see Jeff Tracta at The Pearl last Sunday.  I've been here for several concerts but I never reviewed the place before.\n\nI give it 3 stars because of the layout.  If you're on the floor, you need to walk down several sets of stairs.  Floor seats are generally the most accessible but not at the Pearl.\n\nThere are also several little offset places where there's only one way in and out which makes for a backup of people trying to leave at the end of a concert.\n\nThe sound is good, but the folding chairs are close to each other--in fact attached to each other by plastic slip ties which are de rigueur for some venues in this town.  So, while The Pearl has some good entertainment, it's simply OK.


I was not happy with this restaurant.  The atmosphere is nice, so I had high hopes when walking inside but...\n\nThe food is average and very overpriced, in my opinion.  And the wait staff was slow.  I will absolutely give them credit for acknowledging that the service was not acceptable: they removed $5.00 from the bill of $35.00, but frankly, there is nothing that would compel me to return to this restaurant.


Why more [places like this don't exist in AZ, I'll never know.  If you're looking for that old Europe feel, this is an excellent choice.  Although this spot is awesome at any time of the year, I think when the weather turns cooler, this is like a trip to your fantasy of an Olde English Public House.  There is an upstairs restaurant and a downstairs cellar bar. I'll be focusing on the Cellar bar.\n\nDownstairs is amazing. There are/were only a couple bars in PHX that I can think of that were underground and this is one of them. It's swanky, candle-lit, and it has some of the best happy hour specials I've ever experienced. Their \"small plate's\" are truly some of the finest creations I've ever had for the price.  I would recommend trying them all out eventually, but start with one or two. For $5 during happy hour, they can't be beat.\n\nAs for the drinks, there are two times where you can seriously get your money's worth.  On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday all bottles of wine are 1/2 price.  And they have some excellent wines. The other time is regular happy hour all week from 3-6.  For me, it's all about going on a Sun, Mon or Tues during HH! 1/2 of bottles of wine, cocktail specials AND $5 small plates. I'll call it budget-swank. Excellent experience for not too much money./Art


Lots of food, low price\nLarge choice, good chips, salsa warm\nTastes good anytime\n\nI was sure I'd written another review of Juan's.  The pictures on the Welcome tab still scream, \"Write! write! write!\" at me.\n\nWhy am I trying to write Haiku for a Mexican restaurant?  \n\nArizona, U.S.A.  \n\nNevermore


If you want a place that serves mediocre food, has terrible service,  but really attractive waitresses, than this is the place for you! \n\nWe had a party of 7 so slow service is normally expected,  but we had the worst service I have ever encountered. The waitress was lazy and wouldn't even walk around the table to give us our drinks. Instead she just dropped them all off at the end of the table and walked away. When our food was brought to us it was one plate short and by another server who we politely asked to bring us some silverware, she was never seen again. After 5 minutes I got tired of waiting and got up to take some from another table. Now that I had my silverware I was able to eat my slightly decent,  exceptionally small chicken. Once our waitress finally decided to return and check on us I asked for a refill of my water. At the same time,  my buddy asked where his food was because he was the only one who still had not received his.  She returned with a pitcher of water in one hand and holding out the other like Oliver Twist wanting soup but not saying anything. When we all stopped in the middle of our conversation and saw her awkwardly standing there, we preceded to pass down our glasses because 3 extra feet was apparently too far of a walk for her. Once we reminded her of my buddies food, she left and finally returned plate in hand. \n\nThe only quick thing about our service was the checks and our departure from this restaurant, never to return. \n\nP.S. Yes,  she was hot!!!


I had an absolutely stellar experience at All Smiles.  \n\nI finally got dental insurance, and made an appointment based on Alicia's review.  It helps that it's right down the street from my house too!\n\nEveryone was just great.  The hygienist was sweet and chatty, and let's just say the dentist isn't too hard on the eyes, ladies....  He has some beautiful blue eyes!\n\nI am just so pleased with the cleaning and service I received.  I will recommend All Smiles Dental to anybody!


The Shops at Gainey is loaded with new restaurants. This area of Scottsdale has discriminating customers to be sure.\nMet a Ph.d friend of ours  for lunch and had a nice table at the big picture window. Will want to return again as we were fully ensconsed in chat most of the time.\nThis place does have potential as the decor and menu are very nice and the prices fair.\nWe had issues with the waiter who had a little attitude and did not fully grasp the idea of an experiential customer experience.\nThis is ok as we did not arrive to be pampered either.  In the end though, he got \"creative\" with our check.\nOnce we noticed this we asked to see Mike Hamati the Manager on duty.\nHe was none too thrilled and did the right thing for us.\n\nFor this reason we will return as the Mediterranean plate among other items is well prepared.\n\nJust have you \"readers' on when you review your check..


Having driven by this locally owned spot on Durango countless times, I finally decided to check it out while family was in town for the holidays. The menu has plenty of Italian American classics -- perfect for those more accustomed to dining at chain restaurants. The consensus from the table was that the food was decent, not stellar. After sifting through a heavy layer of mozzarella, the lasagna was a nice blend of well seasoned ground meat and ricotta. It was really unfortunate that the flavors were drowned out by the top layers of cheese. Others at the table were satisfied with a mussels and clams dish and the chicken parmigiana -- two decent sized breaded chicken breasts accompanied with a side of spaghetti. The most disappointing dish was a veal dish with only slivers of meat in a white sauce that was also accompanied by a side of spaghetti in marinara sauce, an odd combination of sauces for one dish. Other restaurant oddities include employees with Italian accents that will have you wondering if they're real or not and a restroom located outside of the restaurant, towards the end of the building. \n\n2.5 Stars


I treated a friend to a pour over coffee and a muffin this morning at Giant Coffee, I had an Americano and a bagel which came to $13.81. We had our coffee in in-house coffee cups and my Americano was just average. When I finished I decided I'd like a refill of regular coffee and, get this, because I didn't buy the less expensive regular coffee to begin with I was told since I had purchased an Americano and not a Regular coffee I'd have to pay full price for a refill rather than the 50 cent refill charge. She apologized and told me that it was the owners policy. This was my first and last visit to Giant Coffee.


So, I went here because it had four and a half stars on Yelp. Would have never found this place on my own as it is tucked on a side street along the runway of the Scottsdale airport.  The food did not disappoint.  The bread was average, but the dipping sauce made up for it.  The only reason it did not get five stars is that it's wine selection is pretty limited.  Service was great, perfect for families.


The b\u00fan is what I always get and they do it perfectly. Ph\u00f3 is not that special though. They often have lines in the evening and it's cash only (atm inside). All in all if you're looking for a cheap, family-oriented place that's also tasty go here!


Top quality extermination services for pests categorized \"6 legs and up\" (heard this motto verbatim from Jason himself).\n\nJason always comes prepared to his visits- has all the right tools and processes to conduct thorough diagnostics, comprehensive treatments, and always spends the extra time to educate his customers.  He is highly knowledgeable in his field- he understands the detailed anatomy of the bugs and mechanisms of how different treatments work (and also why some things don't work).\n\nHe develops pest management plans for his clients based on their pests, home structures, and geographical locations.  His plans are not just about treatment, but are also inclusive of preventative and precautionary measures.\n\nHe is also knowledgeable beyond the immediate world of Arizona pests.  While we were in the process of moving from NY, he gave us tips on how to minimize risk of transferring bugs in the moving vans, and the differences in pest treatment between AZ and NY.\n\nFinally, Jason holds himself with extremely high integrity- even though we have requested his services more often than our original plan (which would give him more business), he has advised us to stay true to the plan to optimize value (cost and outcomes).\n\nWe have already recommended Jason to family, and we hope to be able to recommend him to our HOA (to win the community war on scorpions)!


Although the repair work was fine, the customer service was terrible!  No communication and very difficult to talk to someone.  I called them on day promised and they said the work was done and give them another hour so they could wash the car and double check work.  I picked up rhe car and it was not washed!  Would not use them again.


Sam Villa's HairShow Blowout Bar is such a unique and beautiful venue! There are upside-down parasols hanging from the ceiling that add creativity to the stylish space. I got my first blowout last night before heading to a work event and was really happy with the turnout. There are several hairstyles you can choose from or you can bring in your own picture on how you'd like your hair to be done. I loved the big mirrors and comfortable chairs you get to sit in while being pampered. Plus there is a fun step-and-repeat wall that you can take pictures with your friends to make it look like your walking a red carpet!


Good breakfast spot! Our waitress was Stacie and she was awesome!! Definitely try the banana nut french toast and the egg-cellent omelet... sooooooooo worth it and it'll feed 2 people no problem!


Curse me and my bad memory!!! For the life of me, I could not remember what the off-menu tasty order was! ANIMAL STYLE - it will forever burn in the back of my mind and I will have to venture back to In-N-Out Burger the next time I am on the West Coast so I can truly try the burger the right way! \n\nI got a single and the BF got a double and we shared an order of fries.  For how cheap it was, less than $10 for our meal, it was a stand out burger, way better than McDonald's or any other similar fast food burger joint.  As a burger, it was not the greatest, albeit I know I need to update my review once I try it animal-style.  \n\nRegardless, I was so happy that we got to stop here on our way to the Hoover Dam.  Oh - the shakes are yummy! We got chocolate - Mmm mmm.


Wow.  Amazing food.  The portions were generous and the food amazing.  I recommend the short ribs, really big portions.  My wife got the shrimp and scallops but had them prepare it with olive oil and garlic to avoid the cream sauce (lactose intolerance) and it was delicious.  The beer selection is impressive, I recommend the Porter.  Live music gave it a great atmosphere.


Typical cafe in the casinos. I came here with my parents for lunch and ordered:\n\n-Caesar Chicken Wrap (ok, not exceptional)\n-NY Steak and Eggs w/ Rye toast (wanted medium-rare, but came out medium-well)\n-Chinese Chicken Salad (Got the ingrediens, but didn't taste as good as elsewhere)\n-Buffalo Wings (Too Salty)\n-Coffee (bad)\n\nCheck came out to be about $71.\n\nWait time: 40 min. Waiting was too ridiculously long!\n\nThere's a Pho right next to this place which is better but not 24hr.


d-i-r-t-y.   \n\nand dark.  they run hand in hand. \n\n\nseriously.  great concept and all, but bring your own lysol, purel, and vacuum if possible. \n\nservice was pretty quick.


Terrible customer service- did not answer their phone when I called for the status of my truck. I was quoted one price and charged more. Never called when my vehicle was done- would not recommend this place to anyone!!!


Short review here.\n\nHalf price rolls on Wednesday. Yes!\nWere they good? Yes!\nWould I return? Yes!


Absolutely delicious! Started with the hot and sour soup, which was hands down the best I'd ever had. Flavorful and without the sharpness that H&S soup can sometimes have. For the main course, we had the Mongolian beef, which was deeply and richly flavored, and the prawn/scallop/beef kung pao. The scallops especially were like butter. \n\nOn top of it all, the service was phenomenal and the restaurant had a lovely ambiance.  Would absolutely recommend for anyone who wants amazing Cantonese cuisine in Scottsdale.


The Salt and Pepper flounder is amazing.  The egg drop soup is amazing as well.