To the handicapped person who cut to the front of the line while I waited 45 min to get to the beginning, took his time paying, and then MAGICALLY walked JUST FINE when he got to the food area and started zooming around, I DISAPPROVE!!\n\nBesides that, this is a solid buffet!\n\nGet in line at 3 pm, and you'll have a great chance at scoring the lunch price while they switch out for dinner foods at 4 pm. :) Save $15!\n\nThe hits were Prime Rib, Honey Smoked Bacon, Pork Loin, Shrimp Cocktail, Spanish Paella mussels...and pretty much all the desserts.\n\nThe lamb (super gamey) and the Kobe Top Sirloin (way too tough) did not sit well with me. \n\nI also do not get what the fuss is for the King Crab legs. They tasted icy.\n\nOverall a large variety of different cuisines. Just remember...don't fill up on the \"cheap\" stuff ;)


Nice, clean, friendly, and close to home.  And they don't charge a fortune.  Can't complain!  I'll be back :)


i got band from goretorium face book page for a bad review i gave about what a rip off it is and only a handful of actors left since openning. \nnot worth the 30+ dollars and at 15.00 a drink (very small) i wouldn't recomend this venue to anyone who is into horror/terror.\ni would be interested in buying some of the props when they close.


This is a LOVELY little breakfast/lunch shop!! Small, but a cozy atmosphere and friendly service! The smell is beyond enticing as you walk by.\nAfter much debating (which the employees patiently waited on), I chose the new Tuscan bagel littered with delicious herbs/seasoning and topped with the sun-dried tomato cream cheese - highly recommend!!! 'twas a savory and delicious experience.\n\nThey have a great hot coffee selection (4 delicious flavors, 1 being decaf). I mixed the vanilla hazelnut with the dark roast and added all of their spices (nutmeg, cinnamon, vanilla & cocoa) and a splash of milk (they have skim, 2% & half-and-half). For a small bottomless cup, it was only $1.79 plus tax!  I got the bagel free because I joined their rewards club.  Perfect way to start my day!! You shall not be disappointed by their broad selection of wonderful treats & such.  I would love to try their lunch bagel sandwiches!


oh heck no!!!! don't go here!!!!!\n\nthee most painful pedicure i ever got!!!!!!!\n\nthey cut deep into the sides of your nails. and after the guy with blond tips was done with my mani-pedi, he washed the tools with soap and cold water. that's so fricken dirty!!!!\n\nmy feet still hurt!


Things did not go as well on another visit with a different couple.  First of all, one of my favorites, the Asian Dumplings, having been cut from the menu, are no more.  And Mango for Mango Iced Tea has been replaced by a mango-flavored syrup which was not well received by two of my fellow diners.  A new app, Thai Phoon Shrimp is billed as tender and crispy shrimp tossed in a Sweet & Spicy Chile Sauce, but I and a table mate found the shrimp to be too heavily breaded, and the sauce too cloyingly sweet.\n\nMy Jambalaya Pasta, consisting of chicken, shrimp, and slices of Andouille Sausage mixed in a creamy sauce with linguine was hot and spicy but not that flavorful, and the sausage tasted like thin, spicy pieces of fried hot dog.  As usual, the make your own salad from the Salad Bar, this time with French Dressing, was excellent, although few spring greens were on hand to go with Iceberg Lettuce and spinach leaves.  Diane very much liked her Coastal Trio of sweet lobster, tilapia, and skewered shrimp.\n\nService was good, and booth seating comfortable.


I have been to Cathouse on two separate birthday celebrations, and I had a great time at both.  The decor is quite lavish inside, and the booths that we were in were quite nice as well.  We tried quite a bit of everything here: the fondue, mini crab cakes, crispy calamari with zucchini chips, tuna tartare with tequila caviar and lotus root, and the linguine. The linguine dish had pecans which gave it an interesting texture to it.  Everything was all quite good, particularly the tuna tartare, calamari, and mini crab cakes  The lotus root chips  that came with the tuna tartare had a crispy texture that went well with the tuna. Very light.  The calamari was quite tasty, and I really liked how they did not skimp on the serving!  It was quite a reasonably sizable plate for $12!  As for the crab cakes, they were good, but I wished the plate came with more than just 3.  Last but not least came the best part of the dinner: dessert! Since there was a huge group in the first birthday celebration, everyone ordered a different  dessert and were able to taste a little bit of each.  All the desserts were quite fabulous, particularly the creme brulee and bread pudding! For the second birthday celebration, they even brought the bday girl a special dessert plate with red velvet cake and pink cotton candy.  Very nice presentation! All in all, we all had a wonderful time here.  The separate room for dancing was really fun! We would definitely come back to dine, wine, & party!


mediocre. that sums it up pretty well. The staff is semi-rude and not too helpful with questions. They do not accept the Yelp Check-in offer here so don't even try. The sushi was beautiful but not so fresh. Thankfully I went during happy-hour or I would have been extremely disappointed with the full price and quality of the sushi. From what I understand they have happy hour from open - 5pm and 8pm-close. ONLY GO DURING THESE TIMES or you will be overpaying for ok sushi. I was happy with the beer and sake selection but this was probably the most impressive part of my visit. Also be sure to check your bill before you pay they over charged us for two beers we never had and a roll we never even ordered.  \n\n***Try the Bird of Paradise roll but add jalapenos \n\nONLY GO HERE FOR HAPPY HOUR!!!


I am so frustrated with Vegas Cellular right now !  I called to ask how much it would be to replace the cracked glass on my Samsung Galaxy S4 and they said it was $80.  I asked him if he could do any better and he said just come in and talk to me.  I explained that I am coming from Henderson and if I was going to come in I needed to know the best price over the phone.  He agreed on $70, so I packed up my two young kids and we drove across town to get my phone fixed.  I go in, verify that I am talking to the same guy as on the phone (I think he is the owner....name is Mansoor) and we begin talking details.  He prints out the agreement and it says $120!  I told him we agreed on $70 and he started to tell me that I had told him I had an S3 on the phone when we spoke and not an S4.  Um, NO!  I did not say I had an S3....and why does that even matter....a $50 difference!?  He stated the best he could do was $100.  If I wanted to pay $100 I would just do it through my phone's insurance plan.  I would not recommend this place to anyone.  They are not trustworthy.


I love the North Central Phoenix location and the salon has a pleasant atmosphere. Unfortunately, I can't recommend the stylists. The first haircut I received was acceptable, though I could barely tell that I had even gone for a trim. But I recently went back for a shape-up and left with choppy, extreme layers and an uneven haircut. I had emphasized that I prefer a blunt bob with minimal, blended layers, but the stylist just did what she wanted to do I guess. I could tell the cut was terrible and tried to express some concern but to no avail. Now, it's too short to get fixed and can't be styled nicely.


So far I have been here 3 times with the hubby. Its a beautiful club. Didnt eat while we were there..who eats @ a strip club? LOL\nEvery time we went we sat by the stage..the best seats in the house!\nHubbys goes and gets 100 in singles..cuz thats what we do..we like to tip the ladies & they like the attention. Most guys dont tip..they just sit and stare..lame!\nAlways a nice amount of dancers on hand.\nThe girls all do the same thing..walk around asking for dances or VIP.\nI think we found pretty girls every time to dance for us. And they never were pushy about drinks or VIP.\nSome day we will get to visit Treasures again..someday..


I ate at Harley's for the first, of what will be many, time last night. The ambience is perfect. Romantic and quiet enough for a date, but still casual and fun enough for dinner with friends. \nWine, dinner, and the service were all great. I was a server for a long time and I know what crappy service looks like it. They don't have it here. Also, one of the owners hung out and talked to my friends and I and tended bar! I was very impressed at how friendly everyone was. \n\nLastly, if you haven't had their Bistro Bread you need to stop what you are doing and drive there right now. It is a secrete recipe of cheesy, gooey, garlicky, goodness on toasted bread. Delicious! I can't wait to go back their again. Maybe this time I will try brunch. :)


What can I say...always fabulous, every time we get off the plane, whether I'm with my Mom, my boyfriend, my friends, doesn't matter...this is where we come first! The hash is AMAZING, the service is always with a smile and efficient. The venue itself is fantastic and just all around one of my favorite Vegas restaurants.


I called ahead and made a 3:30 appointment for a haircut so I wouldn't have to wait. I arrived on time and told the receptionist that I had an appointment with Kelli. Rather than tell Kelli I was there waiting, this arrogant woman ignored me and continued to talk on the phone for maybe 10 minutes before I got angry and left. No way would I go back to this business. They are obviously unable to hire front-desk employees with a minimum level of competence.


I'm not really sure what all the hype is about this place. We read all the raving reviews, watched the appearance of this place on Man vs. Food, and were pumped to go. Maybe our expectations were too high. We waited in line for 45 minutes and our waitress was less than welcoming. She finally came to get our drink order after almost 10 minutes of us being there. We were chatting and the menu is huge, so we didn't know what we wanted to order yet...if looks could kill!!! Our waitress was obviously not happy about that. Once we finally ordered, it took a good 30 minutes for our food and this is how it went: Waitress comes to table, drops off my fiance's food and doesn't say a single word. I sit there with no food, wondering where mine is with no waitress in sight. After 5 minutes, I tell my fiance I appreciate his kindness, but his food is getting cold, so he digs in. 5 more minutes, the waitress finally comes and drops my food off along with the check, never asking if we had everything or needed anything else. We eat our typical diner food (huge portions, though), pay our bill, and never looked back. \n\nMy theory is that the line is so long because it really does take forever just to get any sort of basic service here.\n\nI was also horrified to read the food inspection report, especially seeing that they failed like 3 times before they actually passed. The sad part is, after being there, I wasn't really surprised at all. So if anyone has any good recommendations for Pittsburgh's actual best breakfast at a place with better service that is clean, I would really appreciate that! This just wasn't it for me, but to each their own.


UUGGHHH! $2.25 for coffee? I should have gone to starbucks. I needed a table to fill out some paperwork and I did not want to sit in the car (but I should have)..\nMy waitress was very nice, but this place is uh, dirty.. The blinds look like they have not been cleaned in FOREVER!!\nIf I were eating there (never) I would have been more than a little freaked out.\nYes it is a chain, so no points there, it is the same as the last time I had the misfortune of being in a Dennys...


I used to love this casino but I think it has gone downhill.  I used to be able to get some play on the machines there before.  Now, that is not the case at all!  I no longer gamble here.   I do like the freebies they give away and the line is usually long (when it's liquor) but it moves fast.  All of the employees that I have encountered are pretty friendly.  I used to frequent the buffet but recently stopped going because the line is always a mile long no matter what time you go and service has been lacking.  And for me, I think drink service is lacking big time in the slot section.  I think I was able to get a drink once and I have gambled there many times.


Place isn't bad open late until 5am I work graveyard at a condominium and I happen to enjoy there Philly cheese steaks its not the real thing with cheese wiz but it will I've ordered the chicken parm sandwich to it's okay not amazing delivery time wasn't bad usually always average 30 minutes gave it 3 stars because 1 my bread was harder then ever before tough to get thru tonight and the lady that answered was a little rude to me because my call dropped and had to call her back when she answers she gave the speak of flamingo pizza and added on that I interrupted her previous call when she put me on hold and she continued to say I was gonna put you on hold but now your here so how can I help you??? I just laughed it off but thru all and all I'm not blown away just hungry and wanna enjoy a movie with food during my shift lol total was $7.89 for Philly and fries


Not at all what was expected. The website leads you to believe bit is a gourmet bakery and breakfast place, when in reality it is a run of the mill mediocre sandwich shop.


The Dolly Steamboat tour makes for a nice family outing.  One of the other posters mentioned a concern over the winding roads to get here but I think the scenery and one lane bridges along the way is half the fun. Just keep your eyes on the road, take it easy and watch for other drivers. I always take family and friends from out of town out this way for the beautiful scenery but hadn't tried the Dolly Steamboat tour.  Glad we did it.  My girlfriend and I took my sister and her family on the 4:00pm tour, which I think was probably the best time to go.  The 12:00pm (noon) tour would've been hot and I think perhaps the sun might have been in our eyes and reflecting off of the lake the entire time, so I was happy with the late afternoon tour we chose. Everyone in our party really enjoyed the tour.  Our guide was very nice and very funny but didn't overdo it.  He explained the history of the canyon and its natural features as well as the wildlife as we made our way around the lake.  We saw a bunch of Bighorn sheep along the rim of the canyon and a Bald Eagle soaring back and forth across the lake.  I've been on other steamboat tours and in my opinion this one seemed very family oriented and less about beer / drinks, which is what we were hoping for as my two young nieces were the primary reason for our Canyon Lake excursion.  Party boats are always fun but this felt like a family boat and although I don't know what the Dolly nighttime tour is like, the afternoon tour was perfect for a family.


My wife and I really like this place. Its a casual atmosphere, friendly wait staff, good food. The manager is very knowledgeable about local beers and even made me a custom beer flight. They have a big selection of local draft beers. Wings are good, burgers excellent, good deserts. I've never had a bad meal here. I've only sat in the bar area. I've been 6 or 7 times and the service and food always consistently good.


I'm torn between the quality product and the poor service and WiFi.  \n\nThe coffee is exceptional but the entry fee (getting past the flaming hoops of attitude) to get your coffee is a little high.  Now I guess I'm one of the cool kids at times (working for the man - Buring Man), but unless that comes up in conversation, most often I'm not dressed the part in my business casual and just another target for the staff.\n\nBeyond the slow service and attitude, the WiFi is crap.  They are riding a signal from a neighbor companies (Wet Paint) router.  I wish they'd get their own router and Cox connection!  Hell I'd even set it up for them, and when I suggested putting a WiFi tip jar the customers at the bar were all for it!\n\nI like the location and the product but not the service and WiFi - both things that can be fixed.


This is the greatest idea ever! It's about $15 to take the indoor gondola [it was too cold to go outside at the time] but it takes you from one end of the river all the way to the other [which ends up close to the Palazzo Hotel]. \n\nYou get a singing and friendly gondolier and also beautiful imitations of Venezia on either side as you slowly cruise by. Definitely worth it and so cute!


Small mom and pa place it seems like .. Was at lunch with family and she recommended it , im on a diet so had a salad which was good .. nothing to brag about but ok .. When I can eat pizza ill try again and give a better review .. \n\nGreat service and a really clean resteraunt though!


Not very good. Edible but not good. I could go into details but why. I've had great Mexican food in Cali and this is not even close.


I ordered and bought a cake here for a birthday party. The cake was delicious but the blue icing stained all of our lips and teeth. It was a good $25 cake though. They spelled surprise wrong as \"surprice\". But we didn't complain because we were on a timeline. The people inside shopping were slightly shady. Seems like a decent grocery store though if you just want the basics and nothing too fancy. They came through on the cake so it's all good.


I hate how they just stand around and let you bag your own stuff, even when they're not actually DOING anything!


This is a cool place to eat, it's large and there is dining out on the patio overlooking the pool.  But, when we went (on a Saturday morning) the service was very slow.  It was crowded, but this is Wynn.  It's run like a machine.  I'm sure they realize that Saturdays are busier than Tuesdays or Wednesdays, so I would think they would have more employees working on weekends.  But, it took well over 20 minutes to get our food after ordering.  It took nearly 10 minutes just to get drinks.  So, bad start for sure.\n\nMy wife had French toast, which was dry.  Also, despite the plethora of sugary ingredients, it was somehow bland.  We would not repeat this.\n\nSo, how come I gave this place 3 stars?  The chicken and waffles.  It was fantastic.  First of all, it's a large breakfast; I didn't finish it.  Each order contains 2 large thin chicken cutlets fried.  They were very crispy, the chicken remained juicy and it was seasoned well.  It's the kind of chicken I wish I was able to make at home.  Practice I guess.  The chicken went well with the waffles.  It comes with maple syrup and spicy syrup.  I liked both, and both went well with the dish.  \n\nOverall, we would probably return, but during off hours.  The service at Society Caf\u00e9 was better during a busy time.  I will definitely get the chicken and waffles again, but I doubt we get the French toast.


This place isn't what it's cracked up to be. We were downtown and decided to go. We heard from some friends that this place was really good. They said they have the best carne asada but it's actually just mediocre. \n\nIf you want really good Mexican food you should try out Los Taquitos, they have the best Mexican food in the valley. They were also featured on diners drive-ins and dives, so that gives them a little bit of cred.


Beautiful Art-Deco dinner theater with amazing talent.  A great excuse to get dressed up!\n\nBought tickets online for my hubby and my dad to see My Fair Lady when he was visiting from out of town.\n\nOnline ordering and the website is HORRIBLE.  Even the theater manager said it was best to call the box office to book tickets.  When you book your tickets online, a floor plan shows which seats are available at what tables.  When we got to the theater, there was a group already in our seats.  After talking to the house manager, he said the seats were \"first come, first serve\" and despite seat numbers on the floor plan and tickets, the reservation was only for the table, not specific seats.  At least he accommodated us with free desert.  After that issue was resolved, it was comical watching people escorted to tables that were already full and the manager scrambling to find a table that hadn't been double booked.  Quite disappointing for an $85+ ticket.\n\nThe food was better than expected from a dinner theater in Peoria.  The only disappointing part was the salad - the egg was baked in the same pans as the cornbread muffins and was so rubbery my knife wouldn't even cut through it.  The bacon on the salad was cold and overcooked as well and would have been better from a bag.\nAll of our entrees were served warm, not hot, but the flavor was quite good on the Pork Tenderloin.  I even ate the broccoli!\n\nThe saving grace and main reason I might venture back is the wait staff and the quality of the show.  The staff is very talented (both on and off stage) and quite attentive.\n\nAll in all, $85 for 5 hours of dinner & live entertainment is a good deal, just make sure you get your own table or get to the theater extra early to line up to get your desired seats.


As far as professional sporting arenas go, Time Warner Cable Arena is definitely in the upper echelon.  It still feels new, current and very 21st century. \n\nThere are definitely some shortcomings with the Cable Box (as my friends and I affectionately refer to it).  \n\n1. PRICE - everything at or associated with Time Warner Cable Arena is extremely overpriced!!  Beers usually START @ $7.50/beer.  The food though decent, is also extremely overpriced as well.  Then there are the seats.  Can someone please tell me why it is so expensive to get a lower level seat to ANY event held at the Cable Box? \n\nI was recently at a Bobcats/Cavs game a few weeks ago, and was slightly disturbed at how empty the place was.  I was even more troubled by the price for lower level seats.  Its bad enough that upper level seats were going for $40 in some sections, let alone for $80 - $100 to sit in a lower level seat!  WHY aren't fans allowed to move down low in the second half or 4th quarter if there are vacant seats?? Who or what is the team saving the seats for??\n \n2.  Parking - though there is plenty of parking surrounding the Cable Box, there is little parking that doesn't require you to walk at least two or three blocks.  What's the big deal you ask?  On more than one occasion I have been caught in severe rain storms going to, and leaving the Cable Box.  All I remember thinking, was that I wish there was closer parking!!!\n\nOverall, The Cable Box is a nice modern facility, with all the amenities you would expect in a new arena.  Even so, the outrageous prices make me feel like I'm being taken for a fool, and make me always think twice before going to any event here.


The atmosphere here seemed bumping when we walked by on Saturday late morning. They also boasted about having the best bloody Mary's- so obviously we stopped in! Sat at the bar, the bartender was very non-engaging and we were two of 3 people initially at the bar!!! The bloody's were very sub-par. Burnt bacon garnish, only the leafy stems of the celery stick(not edible).. And they were lacking flavor, we were very disappointed!! \nWon't be in a rush to make it back to this place.... Ever! The bartender needs to seriously step up his game he sucked!


The Marvel Experience, more like I took your money and there is nothing you can do. Do not go, 4-D will never happen. You will never be immersed in the 3-D and 4-D. \n\nThe Marvel website promised a lot, LOL. If you go do not expect a lot. Don't expect anything except long lines.


We decided not to order from Malee's because we wanted something a bit cheaper. God, that was a mistake.\n\nI ordered the spicy chicken combo. I asked for noodles instead of rice. Crazy.. I know.\n\nPick up the food, take it home, open the container, get immediately pissed off. \n\nThey didn't mix the noodles with the chicken and sauce and the noodles were so overcooked they might as well have been liquified. And I swear to God, they were spaghetti noodles.\n\n(white people problems.. Yeah yeah yeah)\n\nI was so grossed out and annoyed that I didn't eat any of it. I hopped in the car and went straight to Malee's where they know how to cook noodles. \n\nMy boyfriend ended up eating the nasty, pathetic overcooked bland noodles the next day and he wasn't too thrilled with it either. And I quote \"it's just something to eat\".\n\nPs. They have a fish tank stuffed with two HUGE koi that hardly have any room to turn around. Is that the fish special? Or do they just enjoy animal cruelty. \n\nNEVER GOING BACK.


Amazing!! Great service, and selection of food! The quality and taste of the meat was insanely delish! The hot food and salad bar has everything u would want! Loved the fresh fruit and dessert! Grabbed some fresh garlic, onion, and jalape\u00f1os to add the the grill! The smells and flavors were to perfection, my bf is a great cook and  enjoyed the experience! It is great for groups fun for a date night! Will def be coming back next time we visit Vegas


This place is def over-rated and way to expensive for Thai food. The claim is that it's the best Thai food in the country and that's not the case . We ordered the short rib panang, Isaan sausage, soft crab noodles, house fried rice and chicken salad. Although the food had a nice kick to it the fried rice was way too sweet the chicken salad was a plain stir fried chicken dish. I was expecting this place to blow my mind away but it was a major disappointment. $80 for 5 dishes is ridiculous.


Really, really overpriced empanadas. Don't get me wrong, they're good. Nice and hot with a tasty filling. I had the Vegetarian Carne, Mushroom and Thyme, and Spinach and Mushroom, but I was vastly disappointed when I saw the size of them. They're so tiny! And for $2.29 a piece...not worth it. Thank goodness I had a grubhub deal...otherwise, ain't no student got money for that.


I am usually a fan of this store but my experience was not great tonight the floor was filthy in the kitchen (trash, large puddles and food) as you can see when you are making your order, very unappetizing half the restaurant was closed off 2 hours before closing so if you want to sit you must choose from 3 tables. I left my keys in the restaurant not ten minutes later I went to find them and the big girl with brown hair made me play twenty questions to get them back. what a turkey. I suggest they keep there attention on keeping the place tidy at least where you can see from the front. Also no more punch cards which they seldom offered at this location while from my experience other locations offer them constantly.


I really Really Really Wanted to like this hotel. I know M.C. had the fire on the top floor which gave them (the insurance money) and the perfect opportunity to display a new brand to cater to their higher end market. \nUnfortunately, my reviews echo that of the lackluster Staff and accomodations\n\nIf you were to pick between this hotel and the less expensive Mandarin Oriental, \nthe clear winner here is M.O. Dont waste your time with Hotel 32. The problem here is that they just took staff and tried to train them to cater to the needs of Hotel 32 Clientelle, but it just doesnt work. And this goes from everything to the Driver, the VIP services desk, the \"suite assistance\" and Lounge attendants. \n\nCheck in:\nThis was a complete disaster-\nThe driver picked us up from the airport as planned, and then it all went down hill from there. I asked the driver where to go once we got there and he said \"inside\" and pointed that way after giving him a $10 tip. We saw the check in desk and in we went. After a brief wait, we checked in, but the check in lady was surprised we didnt go to Guest services where we were supposed to check in. We tried to check in and they gave us a very tiny studio. I mentioned we had a suite and she said, no, you dont.\nI told them poliety to please check the reservation and she said, \"this is what you booked, the studio\" Mind you, I booked directly with M.C.\n\nAfter much back and forth, she finally made a phone call and gave us the accomodation we paid for...or so we thought. We had requested a Bath and of course, our accomodation didnt have one. Then it went more down hill.\nShe asked us if we need help with our luggage and we said yes, and she said to go by the elevator and wait..which we did..but nothing....\nnothing after 20 min. I went back and requested bell services again but I was just told to \"wait\" Again, nothing.\n\nTaking our bags, we went upstairs...\n\nWe were told by the front desk staff we would be greeted by a suite assistant to show us around, but this never occured. We found the room of course and only to realise at this point there was no bath tub. I didnt want to start the back and forth again because it was my fiance's birthday and I was just like, \"to heck with it\". \n\nRoom accomodations are nice. Simple and stylish. Not too big, not too small. Just right. Shower is very nice, but ours didnt work properly. I can echo the other reviewers that the sinks Do not drain (yes, you will read this in other reviews as well). Maybe because we are on the top floor, but yeah, still annoying. \n\nWe walked out and then we were greeted by A suite assistant. there is a very small lounge up there from 7 - 11pm you can get 1 or 2 hors d oervres.\n\nAgain, this is a VERY simple set up. No free alcohol, no cheese and crackers. just pot stickers and some cheese cake in a shot glass. They have a tv and some couches. An Attendant but she was quiet and didnt offer anything.\n\nOur Suite assistant asked what time we would like house keeping. We said after 11 but of course, they started knocking at 9AM. I don't know. \nLater, while printing my boarding pass, I met Christina and also Joel. Special shout out to those two who are extra helpfull. They work in the Hotel 32 and were able to print out my boarding pass and also hear some of the frustrations. While Cristina did seem to be concerned and made ammends, she did say \"this is the first Ive heard of this\" but if you read the reviews below, a lot of what Im saying is echoed below in other reviews.\n\nThe VIP lady downstairs in VIP services (the one with the new york accent) seems to act as if you are troubling her each time you speak with her. She also cant read. I asked her to read back my confirmation and she had to read it 3 - 4 times before getting it right. Nothing wrong with dyslexia, of course, but its hard to confirm a reservation when you have to go over it so many times clearly and they just dont get it.\n\nAll in All, take your accomodation to Mandarin. You will at least be treated like a human being there and wont have to worry about so many mishaphs. I wanted to like Hotel 32 but I know we wont be back anytime soon.


I wish I could say something about the food served here, but unfortunately, I was never served food.\n\nI walked in one afternoon and it was deader than disco. A cashier was counting money in a drawer, and a large amount of cash was visible. A cook was bumbling around in the kitchen area, moving things around and doing busy work. I stood at the counter for a good five minutes while the counting was occurring, not wanting to speak and possibly mess up this accounting operation. However, when the lady was done, she looked up at me, then turned and started doing other things.\n\nI just walked out at this point.\n\nOh, and their customer service infrastructure is broken too -- I submitted a web form telling about my experience and never heard anything back. Maybe they should bring back Carl's Sr -- Junior doesn't seem to be up to the task.


Ok! So the music was great!!! Had fun dancing the whole night, but unless you plan on getting bottle service then you won't be able to see the stage. Drinks are very expensive.


We just ordered nachos and a burrito for delivery (via postmates) and were very disappointed by the quality of the food. It was average at best and pretty forgettable. We won't likely return again.


I have mixed reviews about this place but I am going to go with 4 stars simply based on the atmosphere and the beautiful d\u00e9cor, inventive drink menu and attempt to be a super posh spot in the QC.\n\nBeing from Charlotte I always find it a little comical when there are VIP tables at a lounge where you are being served by the likes of someone that stepped out of the playboy mansion.  I'm not being a hater...I just find it slightly funny.  \n\nAll that to say...I think Bubble has done a good job of portraying a sleek and trendy atmosphere that will hopefully continue to appeal to a more mature crowd and will be able to maintain its prestige.  The location may make that difficult but we'll see.  \n\nEveryone was VERY nice and one of the managers checked on us a couple times.  I also thought it was classy that they let us know about an hour in advance that we would be getting kicked out of our table because it was reserved for VIP.  They were nice about it and I appreciate what they are trying to do.  I wish them well.\n\nI didn't try the food but the drink I ordered (some type of peach champagne concoction) was very good.\n\nI wasn't sure what to expect from Bubble so I am glad that I checked it out.  I think they are a good replacement to Mez--they seem similar in some ways.  Am I going to frequent Bubble, no.  But I think they have what it takes to be successful here in Charlotte.  \n\n***I also saw Ric Flair while there so that was fun!\n\nCheck them out if this is your kind of scene!


OK.\n\nFirst I need to say that I'm not a Chinese food fan. But, I like some kinds of it.\n\nAmbient of this restaurant is very bad. There is always a smell and smoke inside. Because of that you may start coughing. This is a very bad thing!\n\nFood is OK. But I had better experiences about Chinese restaurants, so this is not my first option in C-U.\n\nAnd, price is reasonable, actually cheap. However, service is so slow. So many people order by phone before they're coming to this restaurant. \n\nTo sum up, if you wanna have a Chinese food, Cravings wouldn't be your first option, as long as you're not specifically try the food of \"South China\". I recommend Evo, in C-U area.


We used a groupon for my wife and I and enjoyed the massage/detox. They didn't short us any time and the only comment I would make is to communicate if the masseuse is too strong. They will happily cater to your needs and we left feeling relaxed and refreshed. They massaged our heads, necks, shoulders, arms, feet, and legs. Overall we were very happy.


My boss took me here for a really belated birthday lunch. I wasn't really sure if I wanted to eat here due to being overpriced and mediocre reviews, but I figured we should at least give it a chance.\n\nFor appetizer we got deviled eggs which were really good.\n\nI got the Shepard's Pie. It was so bland. I was rather disappointed with that.\n\nMy boss got a sandwich that was essentially two giant pieces of bruschetta. She didn't enjoy that.\n\nMy coworkers got fish and chips and the beef burger. You would think the burger would be just as good as the burgers at Burgr, but it wasn't. \n\nThe service was ridiculously bad. We asked for ketchup and salt, waited forever, finally was able to flag down the waiter again and he said yeah, I'm working on it. Who says that and why would it take so long to get ketchup and salt?? Everyone was trying to eat slow, waiting for the condiments...\n\nThe desert was amazing though. I got the Potted Triple Chocolate Trifle. If I were to go back here, I would just order that desert. And maybe the deviled eggs.


I had high hopes for this place.  It had some great reviews here and at other places.  Also, I bought a groupon for it a while ago.  So, my husband and I decided on this place for our date night last night.  The shuttle from the valet parking lot was interesting, not necessary, but a nice touch.\nWe were able to immediately order our drinks upon sitting, but while he was shortly provided with his soda, I waited ten plus minutes for my mojito.  It was mighty tasty, tho!\nWe ordered the skirt steak skewers.  There were three for $12.  While we enjoyed them, there was just not a lot of them.  Since I was starting to worry that this might be one of those places where my husband leaves hungry, I let him have two of the skewers.\nI had the pork tenderloin with mexican rosotto and my husband had the chicken enchiladas.  My food was so fantastic that I didn't offer to share except for the rosotto.  My husband ate all of his enchiladas and didn't want my rosotto.  Since I decided to take half of my food home, we decided we could \"share\" a dessert.  (Meaning I had three bits)  We had banana and something empanadas.\nThe food was really delicious, but minus my two mojitos, our bill was still over $70.  I just don't think it was $70 good.  \nI would consider trying it for lunch, since I work downtown.  I just don't think I would return for dinner, hence the 3 stars.


Excellent pizza -- comparable to Grimaldi's, but expensive.  My hubby & I ordered 2 iced teas, a cesar salad to share and a pizza each (pizzas are 12\" and very thin - not enough for 2 people) -- the total, with tip, was $60.  A little steep for lunch.\n\nBetter off going to Grimaldi's.


Very generous portions.  Had a quesadilla for lunch and it was very good.  While they give refills for the ice tea, they only give a can when one orders a soda.  If were to order a drink, I would probably order the ice tea, which I have heard from the members I was with, was good.


Wow! This place has changed! I used to work at the Scottsdale Air park and would pop into H&M a few times a week at lunch. Then there were only a few stores goin on. But now! There are all kinds of placed to shop eat and be entertained. \n\nWe went tot he Yelp event at SOL Cocina last night, great new place. They just opened and I cant wait to go back again! Great tacos, and lots of tequila. They even have a yummy Skinny Margarita.\n\nBrio has a great lunch!\n\nStingray has some fabulous sushi! They has these great specialty rolls that you cant find anywhere else. I cant remember the names but there is one with pico shrimp and this yummy creme, gotta try it!\n\nTrue Food is awesome! Their Spaghetti Squash Casserole is out of this world. They even have these great organic liqueurs that you can put in your cocktails. \n\nThey shopping is great too, Express, GAP, H&M, Nike and tons more. \n\nThey even did a great job with the parking, two garages and lots of street parking.


Not worth the stop. Service is slow, and they are very understaffed. When a man in a suit and tie is bussing tables you know the restaurant has issues. Loud atmosphere. They stop serving breakfast at 11am. Waited 40 minutes for a table for to only to find out we could no longer get breakfast. No exceptions either.


This place, is just a waste of time and money. I came to meet a friend here, so we decided to do AYCE. There were a few things on the menu that they had to charge us $1 extra (orange blossom and XXX roll) the fish didn't taste at all fresh to me. There wasn't anything I ate that was a factor to where I would have came back for. They don't do half orders, and they charge extra on top of the AYCE prices. Sorry Kobe, there's way too many sushi places for me to choose from. This will definitely be my first and last trip here.


The locations in phoenix have chicken we can add to our meal. This location does not. We drove an extra 10 minutes to get here  to find out they don't have chicken was not a pleasant surprise.


I really hate to jump on the bandwagon here, but this is not my favorite HT at all. \n\nI'm not a fan of the setup, for me it's really confusing layout. I didn't care for having to search for a sales person to help me and the lack of merchandise was not appealing either. \n\nI guess, if I was ever in a bind (like last night) this place is fine but it wouldn't be my first choice.


I had the Pad See Ew.  It was pretty mediocre - too sweet, slight burnt taste and not very flavorful.  Food presentation was lousy, just dumped on the plate without garnish.  Service was indifferent, even though there were few customers.  There are much better and still authentic Thai restaurants in town.


We got there around 10 am on Sunday.   We were seated right away and got a booth.  Our waitress was most delightful.  Her name was Jessica--super sweet and attentive. \n\nFood came out right away.  We got apple pancake and a crape. Portions were large. \n\nWhen we were leaving, the place was quite crowded and there was a wait.


THEY ARE A BUNCH OF SCAMMERS!!!! My husband and I were on our honeymoon!!! We were a approached by a nice lady saying we can give us a lot of attraction tickets for a very cheap price, all we have to do is give 2-3 hours to go to grandview resort too your their hotel and they will provide a free buffet. Sounds like a great deal right?? NOT!!!! We had no idea they were trying to sell us timeshare. We didn't come here to vegas to spend 5 hours!!!!!! on crap, we didn't come here to buy timeshare you idiots!! We came to vegas for our honeymoon to have a great time, not for these idiots to waste 5 hours of our day on our honeymoon!!! We left at 230 and got back to our hotel at 730. We kept telling the sale representative that we had reservations for show tickets at 7. He kept telling us to reschedule. Are you f'b serious??? If\nYou work in Vegas you should know that show tickets are non refundable. Stupid idiot. We wasted our whole day and all our honeymoon schedule for messed up. I rather pay full price for all the attractions. This was sooo not worth it. The sales representative was also very condescending. We own a home and a business. And we just spent $40,000 on our wedding. And when we told him that and said we don't want to buy the timeshare, he said \"I don't believe you own your own home or a business. You can't even afford this timeshare?\" F'n idiot. Pls ppl don't get scammed like us!!


I started my search for a French Bulldog and had decided between two breeders, one that was closer to home but the price was a little too unbelievable, and this woman. When I called her for information, she told me that all her dogs were AKC certified, weren't imported, and that if I chose to buy a dog from her, I would be able to contact her about the puppy I choose and would be able to get pictures and videos.\n\nAfter hearing that, I chose her. My mistake. I put down the deposit on Feb. 19, 2011 and right after that, she started flaking. I would call and she wouldn't answer, and if she did she would say she's too busy to talk. I would e-mail her and ask for photos or videos, and it would take her two weeks to send anything back. She would only send anything at all because I felt like I had to force her into it. When the photos finally came into my inbox is when I noticed something strange.\n\nThe dog in the pictures was the same one that she had posted on her website, one from a past litter. I didn't say anything, because I thought maybe I as being paranoid, until I saw that she had erased the original pictures off of her website. When I found that, I looked at the pictures she sent closer and found that it was a boy, not the little girl I had chose. When I confronted her about it, she said she sent the wrong photos by accident, but all the photos I got after that were still of the same dog.\n\nAt the time, I was making payments to her while the puppy was growing up, and I had never missed or was late with a payment, and it seemed like every time I would send a payment, she would get more and more distant. By the time it came to taking the trip to pick up my puppy, I had to call multiple times in order to arrange my pick up. Instead of picking up my puppy at her house, like she had originally promised, we had to meet her at her vet's office where one of her dogs was supposedly giving birth.\n\nI agreed, but only because I wanted to meet my little pup so bad. So when I made my long journey and finally met her, I did fall in love instantly with the puppy. My problem, Kristen was supposed to bring her AKC papers with her so I could register them. She told me that she would send them to me once I signed the contract, then she got in her car and drove away, even though she had said that she had one of her dogs giving birth inside.\n\n So when I brought her home, I took her to our vet to get a wellness check-up and they said everything was fine, so I sent the contract to Kristen so that I could get her AKC papers. A few days later, my puppy started not acting right. She wouldn't eat after a while, was lethargic and had really runny stool. So I took her to the vet again with a stool sample, I found out she had Giardia and Coccidia. To be fair, she warned me that she may have it, but it wouldn't be that serious. Well it was pretty serious.\n\nMy vet had to give her sub-q fluids before she left and started her on medicine and I had to buy special cleaner to clean up after her stools, since normal cleaners wont kill Giardia. When I contacted Kristen about this, she got really short with me and told me that it wasn't serious at all, despite what my own vet told me, and that she would send me medicine for it. She never sent it. I called her again, because by this time, it had been 4 weeks since I sent the contract to her, but I still hadn't received my AKC papers.\n\nShe told us that her assistant, whom I had never met nor heard of before, must have forgotten to send them and that she would send them out as soon as possible. It was another 4 weeks later and still nothing. When I tried to call again, she wouldn't answer. When I tried to e-mail, she wouldn't respond. So finally, I called AKC myself to ask about it. They had no record of my puppy being born, so her litter wasn't registered. My puppy cost $2400 so that it would be included with AKC, but she isn't.\n\nSo even now I still try to contact her, but she still won't give me the time of day, Find another breeder.


One of the worst BBQ I've ever had! Old and very dry! Service was okay. Wouldnt go back if you payed me $100!


Pretty cool place... considering it's just a self-serve yogurt shop.   The price was average (I think 39 cents an ounce).\n\nThe pluses were they had a lot of different toppings.  My wife especially liked the chocolate rocks.  And they had some unique flavors which I haven't seen at other yogurt shops.


Not bad. Decent sushi. The duck bim bi bap was good. Extra half star for having Orion at the bar. View of the waterfall is cool if you're into that sort of thing.


DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT stay here. It is nasty, I feel bad for the staff because they know this hotel is about to be condemned! Got a suite, at first was like, hmm it is nice, once that glamor wore off, reality set in, there is black mold in the bathroom, hair all over the floor, smells like cat litter, bed bugs, bed bugs, bed bugs!!!!! I called Amex immediately and they are removing the charges, I checked the f**k out and am heading else where. At 158 a night, you don't get what you paid for, I wouldn't even stay here for free!!!! If I could give no stars I would! Oh and don't go in the pool, I learned the hard way, I have a red rash all over my body and just read that it was closed down because it was a health hazard! WTF! If you are hungry, just look under the bed, you'll find some moldy cheese and a bloody tampon! So glad I am out of this sh*t hole! DO NOT STAY HERE, EVEN IF IT IS FREE!


There is no better way to describe this place than A-OK. A well deserved 3 stars! \nGiven we had a group of 25, I had fairly low expectations for the service, but they did an excellent job! From the time we sat down to the time we left it was just over two hours, which I think is pretty decent with a group that size! \n\nNow beware, the menu is huge. Pages on pages! I had my mind made up three different times and finally when put under some pressure, made a decision. I settled on the Frisco Burger and fries, a swiss cheese burger with thousand island dressing served on grilled parmesan sourdough (like toast, not a bun). It was tasty but nothing special. I actually wish it were served on a bun. If I were to describe my eating pace, I'd say its fairly normal (if I'm not lying, a little quicker than the average) and the bread quickly became soggy. The fries were also nothing special, thinly cut with a good crunch. Again, nothing wrong with the food but I could get a similar burger under ten bucks elsewhere. \n\nOverall, everyone in the group seemed content and no problems arose, but I think this is a one and done experience for me.


I am a fan of taco stands in general, but....\nThis location consistently ruins my beloved bacon, potato, egg and cheese breakfast burrito.  Every now and then they get it just right, but most of the time there's something missing from it.  The bacon is frequently burned to a crisp, and the eggs...OH the poor eggs.  They are browned beyond all recognition and sometimes just a thin layer of bubbly burned stuff.


Since I was coming over to Glendale, AZ for Baseball Spring Training, I had to book a hotel for three days. I didn't really care where I was going to stay. So, I used Priceline's Bid System and with the low price I submitted, I was going to stay at the Crossland Economy Studios. \n\nI wasn't going to use the hotel that much since I was going to see the Los Angeles Dodgers at Camelback Ranch. So, this place was perfect to just sleep and go. Prices will vary when you stay here. I forgot to take a photo of this place, but its on McDowell and 51st Ave. It is a three floor hotel or an apartment. Why I said that?! Well, it seems like it was made as an apartment versus a hotel. The elevator button was missing for a bit on the third floor. \n\nThe room is simple with a small electric stove, sink, and microwave. I didn't have tub, just a shower with a seat. For some reason, my room had some strawberry jelly all over the place. Not sure what that was about. Someone didn't clean the place thoroughly. Also, I noticed that every time I left the room and come back many hours later, I noticed the bathroom was a little wet, but major. So, there are some plumbing issues here. TV is very standard and room has an AC...COVERED WITH STRAWBERRY-COLOR'd type jelly. I swear it was all over the room.\n\nThere plenty of fast food places you can eat at that are just walking distance from the hotel: Sonics, McDonalds, and etc. If you are collecting trash, please note that housekeeping does charge. There are trash bins near the stairwells to dump the trash. \n\nOffice Hours are from 630am to 10pm. I had to leave a bit early, but there is a phone just outside the office to call the front desk. There isn't much to complain since I had already known that it was going to happen. If you don't plan to use your room often and save $$$$, then this is a place to stay. \n\nYelp is my Review, My Story, and My Life. It's time to share it.


Best General Tso's Chicken in the valley. Higher priced but you get what you pay for. Love the option to get all white meat and brown rice.


We love Frank and Finas. The food is as good as it gets. All made with extra fresh ingredients, great plating, wonderful flavors. This is more than standard fare, rice, beans, tortillas, etc. Here each dish is lovingly seasoned and cooked to perfection with special sauces, veggies, and cheeses. Our group of friends consider it THE BEST Mexican Restaurant in Las Vegas. We dine monthly and have never had an inferior experience. Try their specials. The wait staff is friendly and prompt, the drinks & chips keep rolling out.  The atmosphere intimate & casual. Dinners between $10 and $15.


yummy, great salad bar, but wish they had more veggie meat options though!


YUM!  Fresh is indeed the word for this place, what a delightful stop for a quick dinner.  The owner asked if it was my first time, how I had heard about them, etc. and I told him that I had seen some glowing reviews on Yelp and had to try it out for myself.  He laughed and said when the Yelpers like you, you're in good and when they don't it's not good.  :)  Such a charmer, excellent first impression, but I had to try the food.\n\nAs the other reviews have stated, Greco Fresh Grille is located at Blakeney along the restaurant row portion on the far end.  Parking - meh.  Directly in front of the restaurant is 15 minute parking, so swing on past that towards Bath and Body and Wells Fargo and you should have some luck.  At 5:30 on a Monday, I was a little ahead of the dinner rush, but as I was finishing, folks started to pour in.  I am glad I got there early, as I got a chance to speak with the owner.  \n\nThe food:\nGrilled chicken gyro:  well seasoned white meat served on a warm pita with tzatziki (totally had to look that up) sauce, thinly sliced onions and tomatoes.  Delish!  It tasted bright and fresh, very good.  \nThe fries:  I ordered the lemon with oregano fries (the owner said if you are getting fries to go, the plain or garlic/cumin is suggested as the lemon that is tossed with the fries can make them a tad soggy if you aren't going to eat them soon).  I liked them - different, tasty.  But he was kind enough to send over a sample of the garlic/cumin fries and they were AWESOME.  I like crispy (burned) fries, and these were perfect.  Lightly seasoned and such a tasty change from plain old salt.  Quite good!\nAs Ben stated, they have the Pepsi (sigh), but they do have Cheerwine - YAY!\n\nAwesome Greek music playing, but not loud or obtrusive at all.  If I had any friends to eat with, we could have easily carried on a conversation.  There is a TV that was on the Cooking channel when I was in with subtitles.  \n\nFriendly tip - your breath is going to be WHEEEEYEW from all of the deliciousness, so I wouldn't do this for a first date (or third, *wink*) or before a trip to your dentist (unless you hate your dentist), but any other time would be fabulous.\n\nGreat little spot, the owner and his staff are incredible and definitely made a great impression.  Come for the friendliness, stay for the food, I can't wait to go back and try some more food.


Okay, so I had to do an update.\n\nI was actually at the BuyBack$ location in Henderson near Galleria Mall when we couldn't find what we were looking for.\n\nSo we called the location on Decatur to see if they had the movie we were searching for on blu ray.\n\nOh yes they did!!! Of course they did. They have everything.\n\nSo we asked if they would hold the item for us and that we would be there to pick it up shortly, we were across town but were on our way.\n\nSo we drive all the way across town and guess what.\n\nThese people had the gumption to tell us Sorry, it was actually being held for someone else. They claimed prior to us calling that it was already on hold but in the end that it was up to management's discretion to decide who would get it.\n\nWell, we told you were coming from across town, you told you would hold it for us. So I didn't get it.\n\nWhat I did get, is that they would get a review update and lose a star.\n\nI am not saying I wouldn't go back but I will NOT go out of my way to return to this location again. \n\nThey lost a very faithful devoted customer.


I don't get why anyone would call this pizza delicious.  The only thing good about the pepperoni pizza was the pepperoni.  The crust had all the flavor of a paper plate. They put a pinch of cheese on the pie and call it a pizza.  The best description of this pizza, in my opinion, is bland.  Maybe it's because I'm spoiled after having pizza as delicious as Joe's NY Pizza in Old Town, but this pizza is a big yawn.  The venue is great.  They just need a new recipie for pizza.


This place is off the strip so the prices are better here.  Has everything you need to take to the hotel.  Local types here and friendly service.  Not a lot of transients hanging around like other places in the area.


I've seen a few shows at Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in my time in Charlotte.  I've even been to a show where I won tickets and someone else drove a bus there.  The one thing that they have going for them is plentiful parking.  Lots all over the place.\n\nWhat makes it bad is that there aren't too many ways in and out - just one long road (it does go in two directions, however).  That means the lines are really long when it's time to go home.  Your best bet is to sit back and relax.  Luckily most concerts have methods for relaxing, if you're into that.\n\nThe venue itself is decent, if perhaps a bit aged.  Lawn seats are generally a decent way to go if you don't mind crowds.  The fixed seats can be had for a bargain if you wait for a deal.  Either way will get you a surprise when you check out and see a parking fee and a ticket fee slapped on the price.\n\nOnce you're there, however, look for an El Cheapo ticket for something like $10 for the next show, with no fees.  That's the real bargain.  You just have to like the show.\n\nAlso be sure and watch out for hefty concessions.  It's worse than athletic events, so bring your wallet.  And ATM card.  Pre-approval for a house loan probably wouldn't hurt.


This place is a bit difficult to find because it doesn't really stand out. It's located sort of in the middle of the casino floor, next to the Jack Daniels bar (aka Cowboyville) which is unfortunate because the stage kind of kills the atmosphere when there's someone up there. The decorations are minimal to none (some fake bamboo polls in a pot sitting outside the entrance). \n\nMy friend ordered the dinner special ($32) which came with miso soup, a mixed green salad with ginger dressing, a California roll, Nigiri (albacore, eel, shrimp and yellowtail), tuna sashimi and salmon sashimi. I ordered the vegetarian roll and miso soup. \n\nMy friend said that the California roll was basic, nothing too surprising there. But the pieces of tuna and salmon sashimi were HUGE! Although he didn't really like the tuna, he said that it had a weird texture like maybe it wasn't fresh. The eel was his favorite out of the nigiri. \n\nThe miso soup was very flavorful, I also really liked the ginger dressing on the salad. The vegetarian roll was a bit small, made up of carrot, avocado, cucumber and bean sprouts. Not the best vegetable roll I've ever had (especially for $7.50), although the avocado was very creamy. \n\nOverall, compared to other Japanese places/sushi bars in restaurants on the strip, Mizuya is definitely on the more affordable side (If you can call $50 for everything we got affordable). Their sushi is good, you can be lucky or unlucky with the sashimi and the soup is EXCELLENT. I definitely recommend this place if you're looking for some decent sushi at a decent price.


I must be aging out of Cracker Barrel.  Maybe I'll get back to it, because there are plenty of old folks there.  But right now, they are getting awfully loud.\n\nThe service was good - in fact, one of the better rounds of service that I can recall having lately.  But I ordered some plate with a sampling of meat, and received one piece of bacon, a piece of sausage, some ham, eggs and one piece of toast.  For something like $7.  My wife added cheese to her eggs and grits and was charged separately for each - at $0.99 a pop.\n\nI would rather eat at the Waffle House.


A bit much for adults, but great for the young ones.  Lots of animated animals and large fish tanks.  Food is amusement park fare to match the ambiance.  A bit pricey if you don't appreciate the showmanship of the place.  Fine for families but not for a date in my view.  Service was very slow.


I had read previous reviews from yelpers and took there advice and called 15 minutes prior to my arrival. When I got there, they still hadn't put the pizza in the oven. The lady told me it was going to be another 15 minutes. I'm still here waiting over 25 minutes. \nI wish they would have told me that it was going to take an extra hour. The nine orders of people here are getting uptight about this.  I'm just seeing people walking in and out of this place.\nWhere is the management of this establishment? Although this is a franchise, there should be some type of responsibility for the bad service they provide. The corporate office should investigate what kind of people are running this franchise..\nIt gives Little Skeezers a bad name.


Of course my son loved this place.\n\nVery clean, and lots to look @ while no races going on.  Way to expensive.  Two races for son, $50.  Wouldn't have gone here @ all, except that my son really wanted to do this.  I would rather spend the money on something else.


Let me take you through my stay...\n\nCheck in: Terrible!  I'm sure it wouldn't be any different at other hotels on the strip, but waiting in line for 30 minutes when there's only 3 people in front of us, at 9pm at night....not cool.\n\nRoom: Awesome! We got a 2 bedroom suite and it was amazing!  The view was of the Casear's many pools, which are beautiful!  The living room and dining area were huge, as was the master bedroom (ours), with two bathrooms which were connected by the shower..pretty cool.  I will say, for the money, we probably didn't spend enough time in the room to get a suite next time.\n\nShopping: If you're like me and not that into gambling your money away, check out The Forum shops.  There's everything from Express and Banana Republic, to Guess by Marciano, on up to Gucci, Dolce & Gabana and more.  \n\nRoom Service: Eh.  We tried ordering breakfast one morning and after being put on hold for 20 minutes, were told the wait was an hour and a half.  Ummm, nope.\n\nSpa: I'll do a separate review for this, so check it out.  It was AMAZING!\n\nOverall: One of the nicer hotels I've stayed at in Vegas.  I've been several times and have stayed at New York New York, Rio and Bally's.  I would definitely stay here again.  It offers easy access to the strip and is situated a convenient spot on the strip.


Yes this is a local dive bar. However, it is quite good in the food dept.as well.    Came here last night for a quick dinner. Quite a lot to choose from on the menu.    My girlfriend was even able to get hot green Tea,and you would not expect that would you!    We both opted for sandwiches.  Very good, they subsitute without a problem. Our waiter was very good and our food was hot.                                                           They have a different menu speical every day of the week.    Lots of pluses here. They have 14 TV's all with differnet channels going.                        So you can't say you couldn't find anything to watch.    They have resone all the boots so they are nice and comfortable. Bathrooms are claen. Lots of  parking in the lot.....We like it!


Of all the restaurants at Wynncore, this is the one we never miss. We'll dabble at the others, but every trip has to include dinner at Sinatra. The menu is ideal and we have never had anything less than stellar service. There is something for everybody here, and the vegan options are not to be missed. On a recent trip, the wife and I had:\n\nCaprese (her): absolutely perfect, with micro-basil and heirloom tomatoes\nProsciutto (him): paper-thin slices with caramelized pears and shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano. Orgasmic\n\nOsso Buco (her): Unwaveringly rich and satisfying\nPollo (him): Chicken Marsala with pillowy gnocchi and forest mushrooms. Perfect.\n\nDessert was a trio of gelato/sorbet with the toasted coconut (vegan) taking the gold. \n\nI supposed I will tire of this place some day. After I have worked my way through the menu a few times.  ;)


OK for Mexican food. \nHot chips were served. \nSalsa was good. \nOrdered chili rellano. It was traditional style and tasted OK,\nThe sauce was not what I expected, but good. \nThe service was very good.


I normally only venture here when Albertsons is out of something I need. On this particular day it was Easter Sunday and I needed marshmallow fluff. To be fair, I was already annoyed that I had to go to a second grocery store and was in a time crunch. In true Safeway fashion they had one lane open with a long line of people waiting. Evidently an express lane or self checkouts are a foreign concept here. Anyways, when it was my turn to get checked out I got to listen to the cashier (who was like 12) tell the bagger girl what an overrated holiday Easter is. Then they proceeded to discuss how hot it is to be tied up. I think Bashas is about to become my backup grocery store...


Man, what a perfect activity after a LONG night of dancing!  We called a little before and they were able to accomdate a group of 8 all at the same time, which was awesome.  We paid $34 for 60 minutes.  I've had foot reflexology, so I just assumed it was going to be the same.  WRONG. Don't get me wrong, the massage was nice, but when I read \"Good Foot Spa\"  I'm thinking that I'll leave with my feeties feeling nice ad rejuvinated.  I think about 30% was spent massaging my feet.  \n\nThe one thing I didn't expect was getting my ass massaged.  And by massaged I mean, elbowed and rubbed down.  Awkward.  I mean, was I at \"Good Ass Spa\"?\n\nIf it wasn't for the partying the night before, I wouldn't really have enjoyed this massage.


what a messy place! If you want to look a good bargain you have to look carefully because everything is chaos! Even Big Lots has more order. Not worth my time.


Great atmosphere and the food is good for anybody who is willing to try curry. The service is great. The curry isn't watered down like many places who serve curry. This place is just up the alley if you want a thick curry curry plate :)


A group of us stopped in here on a Friday night, because we had heard it was finally open and wanted to see what it was all about. We all love retro type places and things, so the idea of a new tiki bar was kind of exciting! \n\nAlas....it just wasn't a very good experience, even though our server was trying really hard to make it right. I would give him personally 5 stars for that. But it was just boring. I wanted it to be different, I guess. I know that the owners have worked really hard, and I can appreciate that very much. A lot of time and thought went into the decor, and it shows, if you like the watered down idea of tiki. (I liked the artwork.) There was just no....soul. When I think of tiki, I see over the top. It just seemed like another bland contemporary place to drink. Maybe if I was a young hipster I would have enjoyed it better. I asked for a daiquiri but they apparently don't do blended drinks. At a TIKI bar they don't?! I was amazed. Then they couldn't get my other drink choice right so the bartender sent a mystery drink over but didn't tell me or the server what it was. I didn't like it, and I didn't really appreciate just being thrown something randomly. I always carry the recipe for my drink with me, and even with that the bartender couldn't get it right. Also, the water we were served tasted terrible and had floaty things in it. I have very specific taste and I do know this, but I was really hoping for something better. None of us wanted to come back.


Really, the appeal is the view, which is fantastic.  The food was ok.  The atmosphere was ok.


DJ on fridays..good drinks nice crowd.


they have a pretty extensive menu, you would find something to eat pretty easy. The appetizers come in pretty big portions and  their food is very Delicious. They also have an extend wine menu.


Friendly service and a good place for a burger, thumbs up!


Steak was not cooked to order.  Server acted like she did not care.  Appetizer to share was small and not that good. Side Mac and cheese was great.


It was an ok restaurant, but the service wasn't that great, they didn't pay attention to the customers and one of their machines is broken... which was supposedly also broken in another review.


Picked me up, not a selection of cars at all, and very slow


I am giving this place only 2 stars because they charge $2 per item if you get take out. That's a rip off. I got 2 entrees (so $4 surcharge so far for that) & wanted to get desserts too but did not because of the $2 surcharge per dessert. That's crazy! The food was decent. The place is a dive. Reeks of cigarettes. I won't be going back.


Not what I expected!  This place is a Pittsburgh institution.  I expected mahogany and brass, but walked into a tiny diner.\n\nVery friendly.  The fish is awesome.  The huge Calimari rings are absurdly tender.  No gumminess at all.  \n\nThe place is crazy at lunch time, so I never even attempted it until now.  Worked late and still a decent crowd.


The place looks like a fifties diner,\n\nFor a diner, it is quite pricey. The cocktails range from 12-16$!!! my you'd have to be drunk already to order that... we ordered a bottle of prosecco for 45$ split 3 ways and had about 3 flutes each, better deal, and the prosecco was quite good (crede bisol 18.90$ at the SAQ, I'm stocking up on that).\n\nOn to the food, we had: the ribs, which is made with root beer bbq sauce, the roast chicken, and for appetizer we had the ahi tuna tacos.\n\nThe tacos were quite good, nice flavour and texture of the seared but raw tuna and the crispy wonton serving as taco. except the sauce was a bit too sweet. The dish comes with 3 tacos and we each had one but if I ate this by myself the sweeteness would be too much after 3 tacos. But with just the taste of one tacos it was fine.\n\nchicken was moist with a nice maple flavor, not too sweet. the pablano rice was bland, the aji amarillo sauce was nice, it's like a spicy mayo sauce with a kick. Overall, a B dish, not too delish... lol\n\nThe ribs were fall off the bones :) but they were too sweet!!! and frankly I wouldn't know there was root beer if you hadn't told me. It came with matchstick fries, which I found to be a little dry, but my friends liked it. The coleslaw was bland, it was barely creamy and it had dill. B plus, oh don't make me blush lol\n\nI also ordered the milkshake with nutella and torched marshmallows. On the first sip it was really good, by the time I ate the marshmallow and drank half of it, I felt lethargic lol It became so sweet and rich. But it was soo amazing in the beginning... so A minus, don't make me cuss!!! lol


Best Italian food we've had in AZ! Attentive, efficient, and friendly service and an open-kitchen concept, plus an outside patio. It's at the tip of the Scottsdale Airport runway, not easy to find, but so worth it!!\n\nThey start you with a fresh-baked, piping-hot pillow of Foccacia bread with seasoned olive oil to dip it in. The Eggplant Rolletini appetizer was a special tonight, and thanks to another Yelp recommendation, we ordered it and it was out of this world. \n\nWe also had Lasagna (terrific) and the Filet Mignon Saltimbocca special with prosciutto, melted fresh mozzarella, mushrooms, and a marsala sauce with roasted potatoes to soak up the delicious sauce. Yummy tiramisu and slam-dunk Canollis. Everything tastes so fresh and delicious, head and shoulders above the Italian chains. \n\nYou need to try this place! : )


A collection of Art, Music, Food, Drink, and good times.....First Friday is a monthly event held in the Downtown Las Vegas arts district.  I'm not sure if you can call it a 'district', but it's the closest thing Vegas has to what outsiders and new residents refer to as 'culture'.  The streets are blocked off and food vendors, art vendors, galleries, and music stages pepper the surrounding area......think of a massive block party or small festival.\n\nI enjoy coming down here with the family from time to time to check out the scene.  It gets really crowded, so it's difficult to really appreciate the art if you're into a more quiet and calm setting like I am.  One First Friday I saw a guy smoking inside the Arts Factory gallery.....that's crazy, the smoke can ruin the artwork!  Of course, nobody said anything to him.....and when I mentioned it, he gave me a \"who the F___ are you?!\" look and walked away.  *sigh*  Some people come to First Friday for the party and not the art.....that's cool, but not really my style.\n\nThere's a lot of local musicians represented down here and a few stages where they perform.....it's kind of cool to see local bands perform since there aren't too many places in Vegas to listen to them.  There's usually a few food trucks and concession stands as well as restaurants down here.  We rarely eat at the event though as the lines can get very long and we don't really enjoy our meals when there's nowhere to sit and enjoy the food.  Definitely worth a trip if you've never been before though.\n\nSome TIPS:\n\n- Parking is very difficult to find.  There is paid valet parking at the Arts Factory on the corner of Charleston & Main St, but it fills up quickly.  Street parking close to the event is sometimes hard to find too.....my recommendation is to get there early or be patient to find a spot.\n\n- Wear comfortable shoes.  The First Friday event covers a few city blocks, so if you want to get the full experience be prepared to walk.\n\n- Bathrooms are a premium.  Because of the large crowds, expect long waits at the restroom.  The Arts Factory has one, some of the smaller galleries around the area won't let you use their private bathroom....keep that in mind.\n\n- If you bring your kids, make sure you keep an eye on them.  It's easy to lose them in the crowd and remember that you're on the streets of Downtown Las Vegas.....not a cool place to lose your kid at night.\n\nOverall, it's a pretty cool experience if you know what to expect.\n\nReturn Factor - 80%


It depends on what type of taste you have, but as a vegetarian there a few notable absences on the buffet.  (Spinach au gratin?)  Everything was hot and fresh and tasty, and the crab rangoon were yummy (very important item!).  At +12 mi. from home, I doubt I will return, but might if I was in the area and hungry.\n\n*Please take down your Christmas decorations, it's July!


One of my roommates was extolling the beauty of Bosa.  I asked if they were as good as Rainbow, but she had never tried Rainbow.\n\nSo - we decided to do a taste test.  Three of us in the house - so we would get 3 different (but like) donuts from each.  The plan was to bring them back home, cut to sample size, and note flavor, texture and overall preference.\n\nThe guy roommate's favorite is glazed raised.  The gal leans to sugar raised and I figured glazed old fashioned is a safe baseline for taste testing.\n\nWe went to Rainbow first.  No problem getting the donuts we wanted.  I also picked up a half dozen donut holes.  Was not thrilled to be charged $0.50 for the box, but c'est la vie.  Girl roommate also got a watermelon frappe type of drink.  A bit sweet for my tastes, but very, very watermelony.\n\nNext stop Bosa.  They didn't have regular sugar raised - used powdered sugar instead.  (I have a hard time trusting that the regular sugar didn't stick - somehow they managed to make it work at Rainbow!)  So the granulated vs. powdered sugar raised would not be as scientific a comparison, but we'd make do.  No problem with the glzed and old fashioned.  We also picked up ham and swiss croissants.  One can never have too much pastry, right? :)\n\nResults - \n     Glazed raised - Bosa was slightly denser and chewier - more mouth satisfaction.  Rainbow was cloudlike fluffy and light.  Great texture, but we didn't feel satisfied from chewing.  Rainbow was slightly sweeter.\n          ~Votes - 3 for Bosa.~\n     Old Fashioned - textures were identical.  Rainbow had a slight lemon (or maybe aspatrame?) flavor in the back end of the tasting.\n          ~Votes - 1 slight lean to Bosa, 2 Draw~\n     Sugar raised - texture of donut was identical to glazed raised above.  (duh - same donut, different topping.)  The gal roomie likes granulated.  The guy roomie preferred the powdered.  I liked both.\n          ~Votes - 1 Bosa, 1 Rainbow, 1 Draw.\n\nSo, Bosa comes out with a slight edge.  And we came out with a slight sugar rush.  I can't help but wonder what our next scientific food research challenge will be!


I was super excited to find out this truck was coming to the parking lot at a location nearby so I HAD to try due to the RAVING reviews.... WELLLLL I was not blown away to say the least. I had the strawberries and cream waffle. It was okay. The Waffles are crispy without syrup so not a breakfast kinda food but more of a dessert. Not what you call the best. It is realllllly over priced for the small waffle too. Really talked up in my opinion. Save your money and go to Dennys for the 4$ all you can eat Pancakes! At least you get syrup there. I was really disappointed with Waffle love. Next time, I think I will not stop for the Waffle Love truck. :/ Not a fan.


If  you enjoy massive quantities of mediocre to substandard food with nonexistent service, you will like this place.  I am torn between one or two stars, but will give them two.  This place just opened and so is cleaner than Hometown Buffet.  \n\nI hated the fat dried out steak that required a wait in line, bad popcorn shrimp, and the tough fried fish.  The fried chicken, barbeque chicken, and rotisserie chicken were blah, but edible.  Some of the food is mislabeled.  \n\nDessert selection was poor with few choices for a buffet restaurant.\n\nStaff appeared somewhat disorganized.  We arrived early, but had to wait in a long line.  The waiter took forever to pick up the used plates.  I sometimes find it wise to bus my own plates.\n\nWe had to get our drinks before paying, which really slows the line down.  You pay an extra $1.99 for a drink or even more for a drink to go.  They charge $5 per pound if you chose take out.\n\nPretty amazing just to sit there and watch people stuff themselves, but will pass next time.


Stopped in here for a few drinks on a Friday night at about 11:30, it was pretty dead considering it was a weekend. Cover charge was outrageous. I don't think we'll be going back.


Been here twice so far.\n\nFirst visit:\nCame here for dinner and ordered the duck curry on a yelper's recommendation. Absolutely love the duck curry. To quote another yelper, \"The crispy duck curry is a savory thai curry shimmered with the sweet pineapple and grapes, sometimes with lycee to balance out the spiciness, while the duck are fried super crispy.\" This is one dish that I tried on that yelper's recommendation and it was superb. LOVE IT! Just be careful with regards to the spice level. If you can't take spicy, go mild. I think I had mine at level 6 or 7 and it was somewhat burning my mouth. And I generally have my food spicy. So you've been warned.\n\nPs. The duck curry is not on their menu. You have to ask for this dish specifically. Remember to check with the staff on the price. I remember I was a little shocked when I saw the bill.\n\nSecond visit:\nDecide to come here and try out their lunch specials. Ordered the beef noodle soup (pho) and omg, bad decision. As we know, the broth is the backbone of any kind of noodle soup and my beef noodle soup was literally drowned in salt. I could feel the sodium kicking into my system and it did not go well with me at all. Other than the sodium laden broth, I honestly cannot remember anything else about my dish. My friends who ordered other dishes (I can't recall what their orders were now) were also complaining about their food, although i can't quite remember what their complaints were. Overall, none of us enjoyed our lunch experience that afternoon. \n\nService was good, and that's probably why I gave this place a 3-star. After my second visit, I think I am just going to have to stick to only my duck curry from now on. That is how traumatized I've become after having that beef noodle soup.


Along one end of the Luxor in the center casino area is the Pyramid Cafe. It's mostly a small area raised a few feet off the pyramid floor. There aren't really walls, so it does give you a view of weary, ragged-around-the-edges folks mindlessly working the slots at 3 am.\n\nThere's a fairly broad menu ranging from burgers to 24 hour breakfast. Out of sheer convenience, I ate here twice; once a breakfast type meal and the other dinner. Although different foods, the experience was similar.\n\nBoth times service was pretty slow, even when the place was only partly full and the number of patrons barely outnumbered the servers. Breakfast came with a nice helping of ham but runny eggs and wilted hash browns. A burger for dinner was okay; I rather liked the fries that came with it, but it was a pretty small helping. Prices had the expected resort markup.\n\nI give two stars here, not that it's a particularly bad place, but it just seems to do everything a little below average. There's nothing egregious here and I'd eat here again in the right circumstances, but everything is sort of a C-/D+ level. I'd say that this is best for a basic meal if you're in the Luxor area or for a 4 am chowdown after a night on the town.


While visiting from the US we stopped in for a few drinks - and were ignored. The bar was virtually empty, maybe 8 guests but it was early. We walked in, I said hello to the male bartender, he made complete eye contact and turned his back on us so we sat at a table. I finally had to walk up and ask the female bartender if they had table service or if we ordered from the bar. \n\nNot a friendly lot, really - and pretentious for no reason. I'll gladly spend my cash elsewhere during my stay in Edinburgh and would discourage other tourists from bothering to stop in here...unless you like being ignored and treated like a bother


I like this place,  but the bathrooms are disgusting. There is never toilet paper, they were out of soap last time and  they had no paper towels to dry hands. Other than that, the little cafe is pretty decent and the drinks are cheap.  Good times can be had.


Had to stay here for 16 days with a group of 12, this hotel should not be allowed to use the Best Western name!  All 12 of us had made our reservations in the same week in Nov, all for the same dates, and not one of us had the same rate...then being a military group we had day and night shifts, the free meal coupon could not be used past noon, so half our guys missed out on this, and the management would not make an exception, they said it would mess up their paperwork and require extra work, so they opted to stick it to the Soldiers.   \n\nSo on to the rooms, they where all newer furnishings, but all where pretty filthy, things like hairs everywhere, and food particles on the floor.   It took over a week to get mine vacuumed properly!  The rooms all have large gaps around the doors and little bugs are common, they also have little window unit AC and heat that kind of works.  But, the best part is the shower, when you first turn it on the water is brown, no BS, and after that clears it won't stay hot, goes hot cold, hot cold...this place is a joke, and It gets better, so to see if I can get a hot something I fill the tub (after the brown clears) and come back to it after a few minutes, well now the water is full of pebbles and dirt.  I confirmed with the others in our group and this was standard for all rooms.\n\nOverall worst hotel I've ever stayed in, even if your just passing through I would highly advise going a bit further to Casa Grande, Goodyear, or Yuma depending on your direction.  Plus it's a very expensive hotel, $99-129 a night is the norm.\n\nI wish again they had a zero star on yelp for this place!


Had a really great time here, tons of people and really good music, and the thing I remember MOST clearly was that there was NO line for the women's bathroom! Maybe girls are just lower maintenance or more considerate than in NYC, but I was so impressed with the lack of a bathroom line.


We love Joe's Crab Shack.  We make the trip down from Scottsdale at least twice a month to enjoy Joe's wonderful Steam Pots.  A family favorite is the Lobster Daddy Steam Pot.  Even our 4 year old son loves Joe's.  Always a happy, family friendly environment.


Don't really know what they really mean by Nam but it's definitely not a Vietnamese restaurant. The name is quite misleading.\n\nThe pho is below average but i guess ppl just simple dont have an option in Madison though. If you want to have decent pho/vietnamese foods, you have to go all the way to the west side for saigon noodles. Madison sucks


Man, am I glad Vegas doesn't look like this anymore. The casino is dark, smoky, and harshly decorated. The restaurant is so cramped you could eat off the table next to you comfortably. So why four stars? BREAKFAST. Holy crapoly, this place has the cheapest and most delicious breakfast. $6 for an omelet, toast, and hashbrowns? $5 for a skillet? $3 for an egg and a bowl of oatmeal? For. Sure. \n\nIt always takes forever to be seated because the restaurant is so tiny and there are tons of families waiting to eat, but it is worth the wait, with good service to boot. I actually feel bad for all the families trying to wait since there is nowhere kid-friendly to wait except for two tiny benches. Regardless, it is a nice spot for breakfast in downtown Henderson.


It's a chain, so I know the food is decent. I'm mostly turned off by the fact that I couldn't come here to watch a baseball game. No sports package at a popular burger place? I'll be going elsewhere for dinner.


Would be five except its expensive, and also the designers werent thinking about how hard it would be to chase your kids in the multi-level nightmare of slides & climbing apparatus. In addition we had several encounters with rude employees. Read on. \n\nReally cool place to bring the kids on a hot or cool afternoon. That is, if you can find the place. Google maps took us to the wrong location our last visit, and this time it tried to take me the wrong way up a one-way street. If would make life easier on everyone if theyd put directions on their website. \n\nBeware though. If you opt to get a family plan, better make sure you have a husband, wife and kids. The management was yelling at the girl behind the counter because she evidently allowed a non-traditional family to buy a membership. She screamed \"husband, wife and kids! Thats it!\"  If i were gay I doubt Id darken their door. \n\nNot only is this policy offensive (50% of american families are non-traditional families), it was also very unprofessional of the management to yell at the employees in front of customers. I brought a friend from out of town and she opted not to go in. In fact , she said she never wants to go there again. \n\nIf this incident hadnt occurred i probably wouldve given them four or even five stars. As it was, I was embarrassed that I brought my friends here. \n\nNot a good way to start the new museum.\n\nIn addition one of the older workers on the level with the pretend grocery store was yelling at kids to clean up. Now, im almost 40. I get that its harder to bend over and pick stuff up. But this is a CHILDRENS MUSEUM. IT IS YOUR JOB!!! If you dont like it, and dont like children (she obviously didnt), find another job! Seriously. I read another reviewer said the same thing and it was obviosly the same lady. There were people cleaning up after the kids constantly in every other area so im assuming it IS their job. \n\nI think its probably a little early to be cleaning house of bad employees, but I saw two really bad ones just today. Perhaps the upper management needs to read yelp.


I have to admit. I really enjoyed this place. Giant sports book with regular seating, or a giant stadium with couches and chairs to watch any sport until your heart is content?Yes please!\n\nI went with a huge group of friends, so we were in the restaurant area to start. Our waiter was great as he was able to keep up with about 10 of us which can be tricky at times. \n\nAfter checking out the menu, I settled on the Shrimp po'Boy ($16). The shrimp was fried on a griddle so it had a great crunch. Seasoning was Louisiana good. The french bread said it was New Orleans style and yes it was. Soft, tasty, wonderful French bread. Totally makes a po'Boy what it is. Also on the bread was lettuce, tomato and a slightly spicy Creole mayonnaise. I'm a po'Boy snob and this totally passed my test. \n\nThey also have a full bar, but wow I was in food love, so I didn't even pay attention to it. \n\nFor a nice place to hang with friends, watch sports and eat good food, this is the place.


Absolutely terrible!!! I waited for 20 minutes to even get soaked for my pedi and then after an hour had passed and no one came to attend to me I just asked for a towel and left. I can't believe I wasted an hour just sitting there soaking my feet expecting that the lady would come and work on my nails. Do no go here, period!


$10 dollars for three baby tacos with slivers and I mean slivers of fish or mushrooms, all on a wet plate?  No thanks, that was a rip off.


Best Pho ever


Went to AZ with my baby over the weekend. :)  He had to stop by his home office so I chilled at the library while he went to work. When he was done, he texted and said, \"Be there in 20 with food.\" I was sooooooo excited because I know that my boo don't mess around when it comes to food. ;-) Actually what ended up happening was, we went together to get the food and yeah it wasn't ready when we got there but I know why. The gentleman behind the counter had cooked everything FRESH. I'm originally from L.A. so hole in wall places like Mim's are what I look for.  Loved the bacon cheeseburger and fries.  There's nothin better than a \"house\" burger y'all. LoL.  Next time, I'm gone try the catfish... :)  Oh and the outside of the place looks sketchy but don't let that fool ya.  Again, I'm from L.A. so sketchy neighborhoods etc don't bother me.  The food is yum :-D Try it. :-)


I dashed in to this San Tan location on Sunday to grab a few necessities. There were several employees on the sales floor offering assistance and 2 cashiers. When I approached the counter with my items, there were 7 people ahead of me and it took 2 more women lining up before backup was called. The  backup rang 3 customers through, then apologized and left to return to the well - staffed sales floor. In the meantime, several more people jumped in line behind me. The same backup returned. When I finally reached the counter and expressed my frustration to the cashier, she mentioned that most of the sales floor staff were not trained to ring sales. Really?? I will not return to this location.


This place looks like it should get four or five stars. Unfortunately, it didn't deliver a four or five star experience.\n\nWe went there on a Sunday for lunch. We walked in and just managed to get in the door. There were several people in front of us waiting for a table. The hostess seated everyone fairly quick. We were taken to be seated at a table, but doing so would have put us shoulder-to-shoulder and elbow-to-elbow with the people at the tables next to us. The inside, at least for me, felt claustrophobic. (I don't think I've been anywhere that felt this way before.) We decided instead to sit at the bar.\n\nWe took a seat at the bar. The bar is small. Maybe a little bigger than what someone might have in their home. We were promptly greeted by the bartender. She took our drink order and gave us a quick run down of how to get our food. There is a menu  but you have to go to almost the last page to get bowl sizes and price.\n\nYou have a couple options to get your food. One is to fill out a small card with your name, bowl size and if you want noodles, rice or cabbage added to what you already put in your bowl. This you take with you, get in line, fill your bowl with your choices and present it at the end to the cooks. Or, you can fill out a larger card that lists all your options for ingredients, check off what you want and hand it to your server to take up for you. As a third option, there are twelve dishes listed with ingredients if you prefer to not have to wing it.\n\nWe decided to make our own. Line was short and moved quickly. First station you pick your meat. Although shrimp is still on the menu, they are no longer serving it due to cost. I picked the lime garlic fish instead. Next is seasoning, after that veggies and last is sauces. You can also add an egg at the end. Then mark if you want noodles, rice or cabbage and off it goes to be cooked. There are a lot of choices. It's a bit overwhelming at first. \n\nWe went back and sat down. Our food was done fairly quick. The food looked good, but somehow I think my fish got lost. At first I thought it may have flaked apart, but I never even found flakes of it. Quite disappointing! First no shrimp, even though still on the menu, and then my fish was completely left out.\n\nBy the time we finished, the line for a bowl had become increasingly longer. The odd thing is that the line itself cuts right through the middle of the restaurant and towards the front door, further lending to the small claustrophobic feel. \n\nService was good, food just okay, atmosphere was close and too small.\n\nTwo stars.


The staff are ridiculously rude!  \n\nThe restaurant was more than 1/2 empty, but still they made us wait because we were 10 minutes early for our reservation.  They told us we could have a seat near the door to wait.  Then another waitress came over and told us we were not allowed to sit there because we had 1 in our party who was under 21.  When we asked where we could sit and wait, we were told (in a very rude tone) that we could leave the restaurant and go search for some benches.  I walked out and told them to cancel my restaurant. I would not spend my money in a place where I was not treated with respect!


BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE!!!!! Normally I give fairly kind reviews but this place is AWFUL!!!!!!  If you are diet conscious, eat here! You'll have zero appetite after the first bite.  YUCKY food!!!!!!!!!!  Waitress extremely nice and decent atmosphere but the food truly is inedible!!!!!!!!


Well, now I know why coffee snobs (like me) have nicknamed them \"Charbucks.\" Horribly overroasted beans make the coffee taste awful and burnt.\n\nSo, why two stars? Well, for the service! It's awesome...seriously. The employees here are great, even if they have to deal with making coffee from super-crappy, stale beans.\n\nIf I'm in a pinch and have to choose between these guys and the horrendous Espresso Royale across the street? I'm going with Starbucks every time. Nice employees will always make me spend my money over an annoying hipster who can't brew a cup of joe worth a damn.


Which sewer are the using to farm raise the lobster they serve? If I could give zero stars I would. I was so excited to find out about a lobster roll place in Las Vegas. Spent $110 to try a few things with family. All the lobster was bland despite the butter and mayo. This is not Maine lobster. Tilapia would have been more flavorful. Order came out wrong and instead of making a fresh Connecticut roll they just poured butter on top of the Maine roll. Disgusting, expensive. I left there feeling nauseous.


I went here when I dropped my iPhone (tragedy...) and broke the speaker. I could hear my callers, but they couldn't hear me. I went in to Best Buy to see if I could just buy one of those cheap pay-as-you-go phones, because I had some urgent business calls to make, and had planned to be running around town all day. I looked around with a customer service rep, who was in fact friendly. But after some wasted time, we came to the conclusion that they had nothing to offer me.  In short, I have no problem with the customer service at this location. But I wish such a big chain would not forget to supply their stores with the simple/affordable options. This could be my old fashioned preference, but if I want to by a non-color screen flip phone, I'd hope I could find it at one of the biggest electronic stores in the nation.


Keep in mind this isn't AC or Vegas.  That said, rivers is pretty nice for what it is.  There are some drawbacks sure, but it does well.  It's laid out nice, has a good selection of table games and slots.  The card room is always has games and the tournament structure is pretty good.  They have lots of free giveaways and plenty of promotions to keep you coming back.  The food is good, the better being Andrews steakhouse and the buffet.   Protip - the champagne brunch is really good. \n\nThe cons?  To start, drinks on the playing floor should be free.  There's no hotel.  There's nothing really live or upbeat.  Friday and Saturday nights should have live bands, dancing, and be really uplifting.  It just doesn't happen here.  It's pretty much all about the gambling.


I have enjoyed going to vogue bistro for quite awhile, and usually the food and service are above par.  This evening was not the case.  We began with the fritto misto, which is usually a favorite.  Tonight, the calamari was chewy and rubbery, and the whole thing was so mashed together, it was difficult to find anything individually.  My salad was just meh, as was my friend's.  My friend's son ordered the steak medium, and it came out pretty rare/medium rare.  It took our server forever to come back with the check and since we were trying to get to an event, this was annoying.  For the price, the food was not up to standard.\n\nI am not sure I will go back there.  There are plenty of other places around where I can get better for my money.


It was the first thai place ever I tried in vegas, and it ended up being my favorite. I come here way too often for lunch with my co workers. But the service and the food are awesome. Basil duck is the way to go! Since it is a pretty small place, the only downside is at rare very busy time, the food comes very very slow at big big parties.


the most disgusting, repulsive, filthy, dishonest, poorly run hotel on the face of the earth. I would not stay here again if I were paid $10000.


To begin with it bears saying that this is a special treat location for vegans, where there are vegan options for almost all items.  A variety of milk alternatives (rice, almond, etc.) are available, contrasted with many places which offer only soy milk.\n\nThe house coffee blend (what you get when you order, say, an ice coffee) is one of the best coffees I've ever had.  Given that this is just their house blend, their specialty coffees are something really special indeed.\n\nFor food I ate their tofurkey 'wich, which was pretty good.  Definitely a tasty lunch snack.  Their 'NomNom' burrito was the best breakfast burrito my girlfriend had ever eaten.  For avocado lovers out there, when they say there is avo on something, they do Not skimp.\n\nOn top of their great food and drink, the help is knowledgeable and friendly.  We sat and had fun conversations and felt really welcomed by Mike.  The decor of the shop is modern but not cold, and the atmosphere is very calm, low key.\n\nWhether you're in a rush and need to just pick up a great tasting coffee, or want to lounge for a while and sip, Sunrise Coffee is an excellent choice even if you have to head a bit out of the way.


We really enjoy the food and the service at this cafe. Great portions, great price, great people. Did I mention they have the best baklava EVER! Yum yum yum! I can't wait for our next visit.