What a disappointment this experience was.  I was the MOH for my brother and his fianc\u00e9 & this was a destination wedding.  I can only speak on my experience, so I don't have any comments about service up until the day of the wedding because I wasn't the one who booked Makeup In the 702.\n\nWe were informed that makeup and hair would start at 6am.  Each girl would take a hour, so we set-up everyone's times accordingly.  The order was mother of the bride, mother of the groom, grandmother of the groom, bridesmaid, bridesmaid, MOH and then the bride.  The wedding photographers were coming at 11am to start taking pictures & this was also around the time the bride was supposed to get her makeup and hair done.  \n\nThey started on us right away because they told us they had another appointment to get to by 9am.  Really?  So what was promised of at least 6 hours of hair & makeup was rushed and crammed to 2.5 hours.  As you can imagine, the quality and care that diminished was really apparent in the end result.  \n\nMy hair was started first & I just wanted loose curls/waves.  I brought in pictures.  My hair is long and thick & I usually do loose curls, so I was fairly confident that this would turn out okay.  The only styling product she used was a crap load of hairspray, which left my hair nappy, tangled and dry looking.  She told me she would run her fingers through my curls after my makeup was done.  After she was done & everyone rushed to their next appointment, I was left with chunks of my hair that was missed.  On to the makeup...\n\nI wear full makeup the same way everyday, so I brought in pictures of myself with makeup because I just wanted to look like how I always do.  I also fill-in my eyebrows, and for those of you who do your eyebrows everyday know how particular this can get.  Again, providing pictures of my own eyebrows and also close-up of eyebrows, I figured I'd be okay.  Wrong!  Because the girl was so rushed, she failed to notice my eyebrows were darker than even my hair & one eyebrow was smudged off in the process of doing my eyeshadow.  I don't know all the makeup jargon, but I told her I wear a smoky eye everyday & provided pictures.  Not only did it not look like the pictures, but she also decided to take it upon herself to use lighter colors.  After realizing my makeup would look nothing like the pictures I provided OF MYSELF WITH MAKEUP, I just wanted to end it & go fix my makeup myself.\n\nThe bride & I have small tattoos that we wanted covered & the person the bride booked with said this would be no problem.  This was not communicated between the staff because she said she had no idea of this & could not accommodate this because, again, she had to be somewhere at 9am.  For me, I don't care..I'm just the MOH (not the bride), so if she's so rushed for time, she should at least do the bride.  This is her day...if a service was guaranteed to her, then just get it done.  With attitude, she attempted to slap on some concealer & then wiped it off saying nothing could be done.  This was not a mistake done by the clients so proper service and professionalism, you'd think they would at least do the bride.  \n\nThere were two makeup people and two hair people.  One makeup girl did a great job.  She did two makeup jobs in the time it took the other girl to do 4 people.  The other girl took her time & their makeup was great.  Unfortunately, the person's makeup that should be flawless is the bride & she was left in tears.  Not only did most of us have to fix our makeup because the airbrushing was rushed, splotchy, and spots were missed...the bride's makeup should at least be done correctly.  If one girl was taking more time, then she should have done the bride's makeup. In hindsight, a lot of things could have been different & it's unfortunate it had to happen on such an important day.\n\nThey were in such a rush to get done and get out to their next appointment they really didn't give a crap about providing good service.  On your wedding day, that is an awful feeling.  So everyone was done by 8:30am & the wedding wasn't until 4pm.  We were scheduled to be done at 12:45pm, so we had to fix all our makeup and hair & sit around hoping our makeup would hold until the wedding. The photographers arrived at 11am expecting to catch shots of the bride getting her hair & makeup & these are photo opportunities the bride will never have.\n\nIf you're desperate to book hair & makeup and this is the only place available, you are better off doing your own makeup.  If this isn't possible, make sure you are clear about the service you're expecting and the time they will be spending.  And if they don't spend the time they promised, be sure to get it in writing to be refunded or else this company is a absolute waste of money.  You can't afford to take risks on such an important day, so I would recommend going through any other vendor for this.


We go here quite often because A) The lady likes Thai, B) The boy likes Sushi and C) Neither like the other.  The sushi is actually pretty good, but the Thai is the bomb diggity!!   Only once did we have shitty lunch time service.  We have only been for lunch since we work in the Airpark.  You can't beat it.  It is definitely worth the trip.  Lady says it's the best Thai Chicken Basil and Pad Thai she has ever had.  \n\nThey have daily lunch specials which are cheap.  Also daily happy hour and the likes.\nI gave it a 4 only because I am a hard ass.  5 stars has to earn it for me and will be impeccable.


Confirm the other posts. Don't waste your time at this rude place. Show up at their ppen time and doors wide open but tell you they are closed and not even an invite to come back. Good to not need the business I guess.


I was very pleased with my visit here at hakkasan. Despite the rude annoying drunk people in the line, I thought the bouncers and promoters were outstanding and respectful. Unlike some of these other clubs on the strip who seem to power trip over there status of holding the clipboard. I appreciate hakkasan for being organized aswell. Nice club though and I enjoyed coming here. I'll be partying here again thanks to the promoters. Kudos!


I have a friend who goes all the time to Benihana as it's her favorite place and I wanted to know what's so special. They do a $30 GC for your birthday if you sign up to their email so the BF and I decided to go. \n\nWhen you enter, there is this dark \"garden\" they lead you through that is just beautiful. There is a lounge over looking it and there are seating areas and sushi bars around it but oddly none of it is being used..perhaps not on weekdays?. They lead us up an elevator to a teppan room that is pretty ordinary comparatively to the ambiance of downstairs so ambiance was a bit wasted. \n\nThey start you off with getting you out a soup, a salad with ginger miso dressing. They hand you 2 different sauces (hot sauce on request), cook zucchini and onions, shrimp appetizer and seafood items, then fried rice (extra. steam rice is what comes with your food), meat entrees and the guy did some mushrooms.I had the scallops, calamari, shrimps and BF got shrimp and chicken. Our food was cooked nicely, but it wasn't particularly special. The sauces were just okay, they needed more punch, it's just a bit bland and runny. \n\nThey have a efficient little planned out show and then the guy was gone. I was barely getting into our food and the guy just packed off and left. I was glancing at another table that just started their show and it was almost the same thing.  Service from the server helping the teppan guy was very personable and attentive though. Definitely top notch service and he even gave us some green tea ice cream and chatted with us a bit after dinner. I will give them that- excellent service. However, a bit sad that the server was more memorable than the teppan show! \n\nI can't help compare them to Musashi, a local teppan place I've had great experiences at over and over. There is so much more they offer there and that really overshadowed my experience at Benihana. The show is lengthier, a bit more complex tricks, the jokes and stories are fantastic and each teppan person has their own unique style, a bit cheaper in price with a really awesome fried rice included, soup, salad, veggies and plenty of different flavorful sauces freshly made in front of you. \n\nGlad I tried it, but will not be back. Even with the $30 birthday discount the bill was $70+ for two plus the tip. I went to Musashi a few months ago and spent $70 for two including a hefty tip! I had way more fun and better food.\n\n Um yeah. This feels like a no brainer to where I'll be going to the next time I want a teppan experience to bring visiting friends and family to.


Why hadn't I thought of Smart & Final before when we've hosted parties?\n\nThey sell in quantities large enough to handle a good sized crowd without going overboard.\n\nThe layout is simple and clean. It was organized the day I went in, and the staff are quite pleasant. I'll have to keep this place in mind for our next party and Thanksgiving, and New Years. And Valentine's Day. Oh, and don't forget about Earth Day!


Overrated brunch. I shared 2 dishes: the scotch eggs and the full monty, which is a combination of all the options for breakfast. It wasn't really tasty or that memorable.


I  had a call this morning from Kitty, and they have agreed to refund a good portion of our repair bill.  Thank you so much for the call and concern.  I will now recommend W J Maloney Plumbing as an A-1 company.


Chance encounter on this little (well, maybe not soo little) gem of a place. Yelped it the moment I passed by it because of all the cars present in their parking lot. Although there are only 8 reviews for the place, what people had to say about it really made me want to visit. \n\nWas well greeted on a spontaneous adventure to the restaurant for dinner. The bar was packed so my party decided to get seated in the main dining area. Got seated right away and was introduced to our server in no time. Think she had to swallow a chill pill or something because it took some time for her to be nice (most likely the main reason im not giving this place 5 stars)\n\nThe menu was pretty reasonable. Starters dont exceed $10 and entrees range anywhere from $5-$15 (If Im correct, there is only one item on the menu costing $15) \n\nWe started off with three appetizers, thinking it would be the only dishes ordered (little did we know):\n\n- Grilled Spicy Chicken Wings: Some a little burnt but it tasted great. The portions are large and seasoning just right (or too bland depending on what you prefer). I liked that it was grilled, less of that greasy hell overwhelming the taste of the actual meat.\n\n- Homemade lemon garlic Hummus with pita : sooo delicious. It was only about $6, it comes with a bunch of pita. My party of 4 shared it and still had left overs =] definitely recommended.\n\n- Cheeseburger Sliders x3 on Egg Bun: The bun is delicious! and the meat is perfectly cooked (medium) and seasoned. The perfect balance of meat, bun, and cheese. Comes with diced pickles.\n\nWe were having a jolly time when all of a sudden someone notices a dish being served to the the table next to us. It looked so good, she decided to order it herself. We ended up sharing the Half Chicken entree and I was extremely impressed with how it came out.\n\nThe chicken is juicy and tender the entire way through. No parts of the chicken dry, every bite was well savored and just...mmm mmm mm\nCame with two sides (we chose the green beans/onions and mashed potatoes): green beans weren't my favorite, they were overcooked but the mashed potatoes. Perfectly cooked, tasted so fresh. They don't use a ton of butter or sour cream which was favorable to my taste buds. \n\nWould definitely come again\n\nFYI: \nhappy hour 3-6:30 pm. From what I could make out on the menu written in chalk: Half off appetizers and three 5.5 oz of draft beer for $5 (normally $6 for 3 - 5 oz beer sampler) oh and something about $5 wine


Fantastic music and the host is funny. If you love the 80's this is the place to be. But the drink prices are insane. Two vodka tonics was $28? I would tell you our total tab but it was ridiculous. I'm getting pre drinking elsewhere next time.


Great Turkey Grinder!


My friend brought me here to try the dim sum.  Coming from the area I grew up in the states, I've never had really good Chinese food.  I was pleasantly surprised at how delicious and delicate the dumplings were.  The prices were good too.


Garrett was so great to deal with!! The cleaning was great - white carpet with lots of tread and mystery stains - dogs & kids are liars ;)  but he was very reasonable, right-on with his quote, and even removed some tougher stains at no extra charge. I also had a small hole that he patched and replaced for about $50 less than I was quoted by others.  A super nice guy to deal with and definitely wanted to make his customer happy - I will use him for all carpet/tile cleaning from now on and refer him to family and friends!!


Generously portioned, reasonably priced, friendly staffed, freshly prepared, tasty pho, broken rice and other traditional vietnamese dishes.  The setting is plain, but attractive with back lit, color changing wall panels.  The lunches are an especially good deal, with most dishes under $8.\n\nSo with all that good, what's the bad?  The service can be a little slow and there's nothing terribly distinctive about the place.  Everything was good, but nothing about the service, dishes, or decor is particularly memorable either.  That said, Squirrel Hill was in need of a quality Vietnamese pho house, and now thanks to Tan Lac Vien, they have  a worthy purveyor of fine pho!


I was craving something last night and couldn't figure out what I wanted. I happened to stumble across this place and decided to give it a try. I ordered the house fried rice and some crab rangoon. Now the crab rangoon were pretty good and I was actually bummed that you only got four but it was only about $2.50 so I cannot complain too much. The fried rice was just ok. For it to be house friend rice, which comes with beef, chicken, pork and shrimp, I can understand not having alot of the shrimp but it didn't have much of anything. I mean it tasted ok, but I was hoping for a little bit more meat than there was. It was a quick meal considering I didn't really know what I wanted to eat anyway. I may give it another try and hope that it's a little better next time.


The food was hit and miss the last time I ventured here.  The service was terrible and the reception was as bad as it can get.  3 minimum wage females with attitude.   I was at a movie and thought I would give it another try.   Hostesses are clueless. ..  the only reason they are busy is the other sit down dining are not open yet.  I walked out as they just don't know how to treat a customer.  No hello, no I will be with you in just a moment,  nothing but attitude.   They were too busy with their chit chat than doing their job.\n\nI predict closure if they don't fix the lack of service as MTO,  California Pizza, Wolfgang Puck and Grape Street will pull 90% of their current business.    \n\nOwner and Management,  make changes before you loose your investment.


Venue:  Golden Gate Hotel & Casino\n \nDecor: Older, old school like Casino\n\nService: Friendly\n\nEnvironment: Old School\n\nFood: N/A (although they had food, I can't speak on it)\n \nPrices:  Affordable\n \nDebbie Downers:  I didn't win lol j/k (kinda)\n \nConclusion: I can't speak on the lodging but as far as gaming  - it was a decent experience.  Like any other casino in Vegas or in its immediate vicinity, it's all about capitalizing on the opportunity.  I thought the pay outs here was cool or just lucky.  I wouldn't crash here or anything but if you are about trying to maximize profits, check it out here.\n \nOverall: C


Eric said \" Best haircuts in North Phoenix \" but he forgot to include, \"if you like bruises and whiplash\". I came to this place once and never came back. \n\nThis place is fu**ing dark, creepy and downright scary. So i took a seat in the barbers chair and he went to work. This guy beat the living hell out of my head. I left there with scratches and bruises! I will admit, the fade was great ( Hence the additional star), but too bad my fu**ing head looked like i got into a fight with a wild Cheetah to enjoy it.


We tried this place again and it was disappointing.  The wings were not only extremely greasy which may not be a bad thing to some, but salty beyond salty..it was the worst wing experience my wife has ever had.  The fries were no frills either, over seasoned.  This is a must NOT try place.\n\nAnd even better, they did have some orders coming in over the phone, but we were the only people there at the time and ordered our food to eat in and they forgot about us, so needless to say when they realized our order was not a pick up but a eat in, it seemed like the wings were dumped into the oil again to warm them up and then over seasoned. Really???  Only 2 people working there with only 1 table in the store and you can't get it right......this is the WRONG place to visit....


There was a lot to like about The Play Factory.  The best part?  The superb customer service.  Their employees were so helpful and friendly.  They made me and my child feel right at home, despite us using a Groupon for a huge discount! \n\nThe main drawbacks?  It just got busy so quickly, which made the smallish space get a bit claustrophobic to me.  Going right at opening time and leaving by 10:30am is your best bet!  My 2 year old had a great time climbing, but I know that my 7-year-old would be bored quickly with only a couple climbers to choose from.\n\nIt is a handy escape from the heat, and worth checking out - but come EARLY!


Bugs in my salad and vomit in the bathroom urinal. After showing the manager the chef came out and half ass apologized and said he's seen worse. Clearly they have high standards...


This is not Olive Garden........I don't mean that in a bad way. Here it is a little more classy. More relaxing and great food! Nice place to take a date or the wife to enjoy a quiet meal and just relax. Servers are very good and nice here.


I have taken my son to this location 3 times now. 3rd time shame on me I guess. This location is close to my house so I really wanted to have a good experience but each and every time I was VERY disappointed with there services or should I say hack job. I took my son to this location today hoping to have a better experience then the last time. WRONG! Once again They hacked my son's hair it looked like they put a bowl on his head and just shaved around it. I asked them to please fade it better and the girl butchering his hair said she didn't know how and had another woman help. It took 2 of them and still my poor son looked like a fool. I once again asked them too fix it and girl 2 said she didn't want to take the chance and mess it up. I was so mad being this is the 3rd time this has happened at this location I decided to call the manager and inform her of her staffs ignorance in turn she was very rude and not once apologized. Now I will have to once again pay another competent barber to fix there mistake. I STRONGLY DO NOT RECOMMEND going to this location!!! Save yourself the headache and spend a few extra bucks for a good haircut because here you truly get what you pay for.


I have been here several times now, and last Friday was the last time I was here for KISS and Motley Crue.  Overall this is a nice facility.  My one real complaint is that there is not enough restrooms for the amount of people who are here.  Fortunately enough I have never had to sit in the lawn section, thank god lol.  Damn good size stage and a pretty solid audio system.  The real drag of this place is going to concerts in the summer time.  It sucks!!!  So be cautious of that!!


Fabulous store layout and design. Beautiful merchandise.  Enjoy stopping by after lunch in the Forum Shoppes to drool! Great sales every now and then for all you locals who can stop by whenever.  Make friends with an employee and you'll be good to go!


White Cosmo's.  All i'm sayin' ...\n\nwell-not really ALL i'm saying but it should be enough to get you in the door to try one.  This bar has one of my top favorite drinks-and yes, it is their White Cosmopolitan. The atmosphere is usually pretty good but not always the most impressive.  I've never been disappointed by their DJ's though. I have found some awesome new music because of them-not always the same Top 40 remixes, on more than 3 occasions i have gone up to the DJ to ask what song it was and never heard of the artist and such.  I find that to be a great refreshment in the Scottsdale Club Scene.\nOther than that i have to give credit to the bartenders here. on a few occasions my girlfriends and I have gone in for our favorite cocktail (ladies-what is it???) and the bar will be kinda dead-they will always chat it up with us and keep us entertained while they can so that we can enjoy our drinks without feeling like we're in an empty bar.  Also-when it's packed-they are super efficient.  (Thumbs Up)


Not surprised that they've gone under. Bad service and no lunch menu - who wants a huge $25-30 dinner entree at 12 p.m.?


I am particular about what I eat and I travel frequently which adds a layer of stress when it comes to eating well. I was more than pleasantly surprised when I had dinner at the Penn Fish company two nights ago. I had a lovely waitress who really went the extra mile to help describe the entrees and make sure I got what I wanted and not order too much food. She genuinely wanted me to be happy and was successful. \nNext and even more important was the food itself which was outstanding. I had the triple tail special, it was perfectly prepared and delicious. The fish was  mild tasting, moist and flaky with a crisp crust. It was fresh as could be, delicately seasoned and served over seasonal vegetables that were cooked perfectly. \nI did not have sushi or dessert so I can not comment on either, but I thought about my meal several times since then and wish this restaurant was in my home town. \nI am sorry, but I had my meal at the other location. Otherwise this review is accurate!


What can I say that hasn't already been said about Ellis Island.\n\nYes the place is a dump, yes the location isn't the greatest, and yes the clientele can be a bit sketchy, but for the love of God I don't know what I would do without this place.\n\nI swing by Ellis once a week and get my grub on, the steak special $6.99 is great, it's not the best cut of meat in town, but it's good, and it comes with you choice of potato, a veggie (usually green beans), and a salad, plus a beer or rootbeer.\n\nI am also going to let you in on a little secret that may or may not have been mentioned, get there before keno starts and you can order food at the bar in the keno lounge. There are only 9 or so seats at the bar and I don't know if you can order from the tables, but if you are dining solo you can skip the 30+ min wait for the cafe and order at the bar.\n\nI can also not forget the Beer, I am a beer guy, I have drank my share of beer across this nation, while the beer at Ellis isn't in my top 5, hell probably not in my top 10, I will say it's good, and hell it's CHEAP!!! $1.75 for a draft before 9:00, you can't beat that with a stick. \n\nAnother insider tip, try the heffy with about 1/3 of the stout on top of it, TRUST ME YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!\n\nI have always wanted to try Metro Pizza, and I have heard many a good thing about the BBQ there, but honestly I never stray from the steak special...is there a need to???


We are breakfast at the airport location.  Great service and quality food.  We ordered The Five Spot and the Hog & Chick.  Bacon was excellent.  Just simple great quality food with a smile.


Great sandwiches, our group ordered 4 different sandwiches and we split them up so everyone got to try them.  We ordered the Full Montague, The Original, The All American, and Cannonballs.  Rating the sandwiches by the popularity of the group i'd say it went like this\n\n#1. it's a tie - Full Montague & The Original\n#2. The All American\n#3. Cannonballs\n\nSo you know when you read roast beef or roast turkey on the menu, you don't actually think it'll have a smokey kind of roast flavor right?  well these sangwiches do!  especially with the All American, you get a great smokey flavor on the turkey, combined with the cheddar cheese and cranberry sauce make an amazing sandwich.  Also the chicken salad was pretty good too.\n    I will say it's not the best sandwich i've ever had in my life, but it is an awesomely delicious sandwich and it's cheap for the location and you can't beat that combo - 5 stars.


I took my cousin here to get her phone serviced. The greeter had no idea what he was doing. 20 minutes later we got some service but that was questionable as well.  Instead of replacing the phone they supposively fixed it but guess what......nope!


Yuck, really?\n\nI never go to Best Buy, but I went over the weekend to try some laptop comparison shopping with my wife. I just wanted to her try different models and see which ones she liked.\n\nFirst, what are you doing at the door, Guy Standing At The Door? Are you a receipt checker? I can't stand that kind of gestapo B.S. If you are a greeter, and you did greet us, why are you standing at a podium, Richard Dawson?\n\nOnward. They have the laptops arranged by brand... kind of? There are a couple laptops of each brand, but then they have endcaps of laptops or no known reason, and a whole row of \"student\" laptops for which the criteria is anyone's guess. The \"Apple\" section is also segregated 20 feet away with curtains, as if to prevent an infiltration of filth from the Windows PCs. \n\nMy wife managed to inspect a couple of the laptops for at least 30 seconds before being jostled aside by an associate trying to get into a storage cage. I marveled at the signs advertising the Geek Squad service of essentially turning on your laptop and uninstalling a couple unwanted apps for like $100. How many people have been suckered into this, I wonder.\n\nThen... there is a Cox Cable guy roaming around? Why am I being accosted by a third-party vendor inside of Best Buy?


I tried the green chili omelette and a caramel roll.  There are a number of pretty unique things on the menu, and everything that we tried was prepared well.  The setting is quite nice, an older house with a nice patio for outside seating.  I would definitely come back.


Just had coffee (espresso). I have been there about 6 times now. Friendly, helpful staff. Their expresso is much better that most. I don't order by name as some places do similar drinks differently. I order by description. My drink is 2 shots of expresso in a tall cup not the short one. With one inch of foam. Call it what you want. I call it two shots of expresso in a tall cup with an inch of foam. If the espresso is good you don't need the foam. Theirs is good enough to drink with out the foam. I have found only 4 places that I can drink without the foam. \n\nGive them a try if you are downtown. They will treat you right and you will get the drink you ordered. \n\nENJOY


Beware! Place has become pretentious. Cover for women now and expensive drinks.


I got a Groupon deal with 2 months of unlimited car washes for $15. Included in the membership (normally $5) is their \"red towel\" service. They give you a microfiber towel   to use and when you bring the dirty one back next time they give you a clean one. They include air and vacuums so you can finish up after the tunnel. There are also self-service bays if you want to do it yourself. \n\nI asked about adding one-off services (like wax) in the future and not only did they say sure, but gave me a free wax then and there. I've only been a few times but I'm very satisfied. I wish I could pause the tunnel to give my wheels some extra attention but that's not realistic. I also wish they opened a little earlier but 8-6 is perfectly reasonable.\n\nAfter my Groupon is up, I'll be continuing my membership. At $16 a month I only need to go once a week to get my money's worth.


If I had to sum up this restaurant in one word I'd say \"playful\". The surroundings are awesome - whimsical art by Botero everywhere and the menu is original and fun. A nice place for a business dinner, but I'd come back with a group of friends or on a date as well.\n\nAppetizers:\n*Kobe tartare - I've eaten too much damn kobe tartare in this city so I'm jaded. It was good, but not exciting.\n*Lobster ravioli (a special that day) - best lobster ravioli I've ever had the pleasure of trying. HUGE chunks of lobster claw meat in side. No minced ground up garbage. \n*Foie gras - it's no secret I'm a foie gras freak, and this didn't disappoint. A nice sized portion and perfectly prepared. \n\nMain:\n*Filet (12 ounce to share), chimichurri style, Maine lobster and King crab added on - The steak was great, I really enjoyed the chimichurri rub ! I've had a lot of great steaks here in Vegas so I wouldn't say this is \"best steak of my life\" material, but it certainly didn't disappoint. Cut and Carnevino are both better from a meat perspective, but I still enjoyed the steak here very much. The lobster add on was just so-so, but the king crab was fabulous!!\n\nDesserts: \n*Chocolate souflee - delicious, but nothing special or unique\n*Bananas Foster creme brulee - freaking awesome!!! \n*Mini cupcakes with ice cream - so freaking cute and came in 5 flavors (Red velvet, birthday cake, lemon, carrot, and german chocolate). delicious and really fun. \n*Smores donuts - definitely the highlight! Don't eat here and not get these. A homemade donut, coated in graham cracker with gooey marshmallow inside with dark chocolate dipping sauce. YUM\n\nA nice alternative to the typical stuffy steak scene. A really damn good steak, although not the best one in town. Awesome desserts and starters and a beautiful dining room.


This is the best dry cleaner I have found. They do a great job and have a very convenient pick up service. Their representatives are always professional and courteous. I would recommend them to anyone.


I doubt I can say anything that hasn't already been written. It is a great NY style deli located in the middle of Arizona- sort of. \n\nEvery time I have eaten at Chompies it has been a very good experience. I have only gone during weekdays so I never really had to wait. The service is always friendly. The sandwiches are always piled high with meat and there are a lot of options to select from. It is difficult not to figure out something that you like. \n\nIt is a little pricey, that would be the only draw back, but I never left where I wasn't stuffed.


Came in last night and the place wasn't too packed.  I order their honey chicken katsu which was on their specialty menu so I figured what the heck and two spam masubi.  Found it unusual that they had to find some soy sauce in the backroom but employee brought some out.  The chicken katsu wasn't that great at all so I ordered some crab rangoon to get the taste out of my mouth.  The rangoon was alright overall this place is ehhhh nothing special.


Hostess was nice upon entering, but I seemed very pressured when walking out to purchase a membership. It totally ruined my relaxed mood. Massage therapist did do exaclty what I asked and made me fee comfortable. If it wasn't for the hostess, I could rate this place better. Also, I have a corporate discount that they honored, but said they can only continue to honor if I got the membership, which seemed weird. My concierge at work said that is not true. Seems to me to hostess really wanted to sell me that membership. Buzz kill.


I typically make my dining decisions based on Yelp, and the low number of stars almost scared me away, but we had a coupon from the Bucky Book, so we decided to try this place.  Honestly, this place is underrated on Yelp.  Some of the reviews are pretty old, so maybe the restaurant stepped up their game?  The atmosphere/decor is really cool.  The service was fine.  They had a huge projector screen and TVs everywhere, so we could watch the game.  I went with a group of five, and everyone enjoyed their food.  The specialty cocktails were also very good.  Our group said they would give Claddagh 5 stars; however, my husband and I are kind of food snobs, and we both agreed that is was more of a 3.75, so I opted for 4 stars.


I've had the pleasure of meeting perhaps 300 customer-facing professionals in Las Vegas. Fewer than 5 were anything but impeccably courteous. (Rudeness simply won't fly in a CRM-driven industry, especially in a down economy, because there's a glut of labor supply and a dearth of demand.) Surprisingly, the rudest of them all was at PH. The sum of all customer touch-points = brand. Maybe PH needs the old Keith Ferrazzi (former Starwood CMO) touch back to remind them how it's done.\n\nThat said, PH is conveniently located center-strip and an easy shot down the Palms axis. I stayed here a couple times because of its connection to Cinevegas. It's clean and modern, and the vibe is fun and young.\n\nUnless you've got comp'ed rooms or are staying on SPG points, the cheapest inventory (and I mean, crazy cheap) is to be had on hotwire; know that you're getting PH by using http://www.betterbidding.com/


When I made my appointment and asked for the address of the office I was told it was on Windmill and Pacos, when I asked for an address the man on the other end said its on Windmill and Pacos, that's all you need. Then when I got the reminder phone call the day before the appionmtnt, the lady leaving the message said, at the end, \" oh, and it's $25 for a no show/no call\" and hung up. I thought that was a little rude on top of the address thing, THEN on the day of the appointment....my appointment was for 9am, I was told on the message to get there at 8:30 for paper work, I was a little late, arrived at 8:50 and they refused to see me and wanted to reschedule. I told them this was a bad experience from the very start and I would be taking my business elsewhere. I am sure the Dr is a good one, but the staff is extremely rude.


I love Taco Bell! Just not this one. I now drive out of my way not to go to this one. The order is wrong Every time and I really mean every time. Bad service Bad food!


This place has the potential to be great!! However, it's not. The chips and salsa and atmosphere are definitely a reason to go! The best I've ever had!!!! The first trip there provided a waitress who never brought the cheese dip we ordered. When I asked her to take it off our check, she said, \"ok\".  Never an apology or \"oh my gosh! I forgot!\"  Nothing. She came by a couple of times to refill the empty water glasses them disappeared until the food and check were brought out. \n\nGiving them the benefit of the doubt, we went back the next day. Again, beautiful atmosphere from the patio. The chips and salsa were DELICIOUS!!!! The food and service were mediocre. I had the chicken sandwich which sounded somewhat healthy but came out greasy. \n\nSo my advice: go!! Get the chips and salsa. Although I didn't have one, I hear the margaritas are good, too. Enjoy the patio and beautiful Phoenix weather. Just don't expect too much from the rest of the food or service.


Fun.  Like many things in Vegas, this copy of the Munich Hoffbrau Haus has all of the form and none of the substance.  If you're looking for an authentic experience, this only partly fits that bill.  That said, the place is blast and I've always had a good time.


As previous reviewers have mentioned, it's rather ridiculous that Elephant House seems to milk all it can out of the fact that J.K Rowling wrote Harry Potter here. She probably wrote one page or something and it's pretty ridiculous the prices that this place charges just because they know Harry Potter fanatics will pay them just because they want to say they've been here. I agree with many of the other reviewers, unless you're really really into Harry Potter then give this place a miss, everything about it is standard... apart from the prices which are extortionate.\n\nElephant House overlooks Greyfriars graveyard and I went on a ghost walk there once only to be informed, yet again that Elephant House was the birth place of Harry Potter. Enough already!


Our limo driver suggested this place so we had to give it a try...\n\nI know it was probably an accident, but I found a strand of long hair in my sausage and another in my drink. Unlucky coincidence or they just hated me?\n\nI got sick and threw up a few hours later.\n\nMy French toast, bacon, and eggs tasted good but ended up clogging the sink.


Cool Environment.  Expensive Food. Rude Staff.


Great new baseball stadium with logistical challenges. I'm not sure how the D'Backs and Rockies agreed to the very strange layout on the Salt River reservation. There's one way in and one way out. Should you decide to see a minor league game, be prepared to walk an additional 30 mines. This is because the staff, who generally charge $5 for parking (You can talk your way out of this) doesn't know which lot is for which field. \n\nThese guys sent me to the mountain lot for a D 'Backs minor league game which is near 101. The lot was full, so the parking was on the dirt. Now the fun starts: There only was to see the D'Backs field is to walk through the Rockies piece, around the stadium and through about 6-8 D'Backs fields. (A giant U-shape, which no cut through.) This is a horrible design and signage/staff are weak. \n\nHopefully, this is corrected or it'll be a quiet spot next season!


I am sad that it is always packed because ahwatukee is a wasteland of nothing but chains, so this place is dubbed hip and different, and thus continues to be packed every weekend with soccer moms and their families. As long as it is packed it won't change and it could be great. The service is almost non existent. Be prepared to wait for everything, starting with a hostess the minute you walk in. The last time I ate there I had to go get silver wear and a menu myself. The menu tries hard but doesn't quite make the mark and the prices are high. Finally, beware of the ever changing beer prices in the cooler near the entrance. Signs clearly mark that beers are 6 for $8.95, but some employees charge more for certain beers even though that are not marked as such. After spending my Father's Day morning trying to make a special six pack for my husband and getting denied even though signs are everywhere and they had not pulled these shenanigans for the same beers before, I will not be returning. The McDonalds in the parking lot would be better food and service.


I was surprised to find out that this was a super casual place to eat. One of those places where you order at the front, grab a number, find a spare table, and wait as the servers find you and bring your food. Bottomless coffee is self serve. \n\nThe blueberry pancakes are really fluffy and eggy. The batter itself isn't sweet and the stack of three is topped with powdered sugar and rolled oats. Yum. The oats really do it for me. Is this is Midwest thing or have all the gazillion breakfast places I've been to on the West Coast just happen to not to that? \n\nWe also got an egg white omelet with artichokes, topped with a smidge of asiago. The marigold potatoes on the side were good but like most other patrons, we barely finished. I also appreciated how lightly they added vinaigrette dressing to the side salad. \n\nI wish this place was cleaner. And the bussers faster. We had to flag down a busy busser/server to wipe our table. Atmosphere was your standard organic-feeling breakfast place but nothing stood out. I liked Cafe Soleil's setup better.


These people could give a rats ass about you. Ok Ok the girl at the check in was very sweet but that's where it stopped. First I walked in to what seemed like a cattle call. Mass amounts of people in the waiting room, never a good sign. And yes, I waited 40 minutes past my appointment time. Then a grouchy nurse/assistant called me to the room and acted annoyed by what I was there for when I clearly stated it when I made the appointment. Finally Dr. Bellue (not spelt correct) comes in to the room. Uhh....did I just wait for that long to be quickly passed over by this doctor who's talking to me like a 2 year old?? Seriously she spent 2 minutes with me and then ran out before I could even ask questions. Now I'm an assertive person so she had to be quick to get past me. I would NEVER return or suggest this place to anyone. Did I mention that to make an appointment you have to call some generic number where it takes them forever just to place you in the location you want?? Ya, pure joy as you can see. DO NOT bother.


I got a slightly bad feeling when I walked in to pick up our carry out order. It smelled like sewage!  There were three servers chit chatting in the front and one quickly pointed to the bar when I told the I was picking up. The small bar was fairly full, and lots of conversations going on. I had to stand behind two people who were really involved in conversation and I was practically on top of them and awkward. The bar tender didn't acknowledge me for a few minutes even though she looked right at me. Finally she grabbed my order and was super rude. She was definitely having a bad day.  The place was empty other than the bar, and I don't know why they don't use the servers who aren't busy to take care of the carry out orders!?\n\nFinally got home with the food.  Wow.  My husband opened his Jumbo Smoked Chicken dinner.  It was quite small, and just unappealing altogether.  Posted a photo of it, check it out.  The taste was like \"rubbery ham\".  GROSS.  Next I opened my smoked chicken breast sandwich.  Bun = hard, meat = full of fat chunks and gristle, sauce = the cheapest bottle at the store . Had to take off more than half of the \"meat\".  You can get better meat in precooked packages at the grocery store.  \n\nI will never eat here again and can not believe people go here at all.  NASTY.


Okay, so you don't come here for amazing pizza.\n\nAnd if you're over 12, you don't come here for the games and prizes. \n\nBut when you're feeling pizza, that's not a Hot-and-Ready or one that'll cost you almost $25, you come here. \n\nI admit, I have fond memories of coming to Peter Piper as a kid. I loved it! Over the years, I've been here a handful of times and it's always just as I remembered.\n\nLoud. Full of screaming kids. Tired parents who brought their kids here to shut them up.\n\nSome people say their pizza crust taste like cardboard. But I disagree. My wife, mom and sis came here the other day just because we were in the mood for some cheap food but something we haven't had in awhile. \n\nWe come here and order our food. It was graduation night or something because I saw a lot of kids dressed in what looked like prom dresses with balloons at their table that said \"Congrats\"! Probabaly 8th graders. \n\nAnyway, those large parties were the reason our two pizzas took almost 40 minutes to be made. \n\nWe got them. They tasted just as you would expect them to. Definitely not amazing. But not bad either.\n\nIt tasted like, well, it tasted like...childhood.


Everything here is delicious!  Burgers on pretzel buns is where it's at.  And the fish tacos were amazing and I don't even like fish!  If you're thinking about trying is place, do yourself a favor and go!


I hesitate to write a review on here since I don't want this place getting too busy.  I really like it here.  I go on a regular basis for pedicures and I have had Julie and Tammy work on me.  They always give great service.  I only remember one instance where the pedicure got a bit rough for my taste but I just let Julie know and she backed off a bit.  They are attentive, friendly and the salon is always clean.  I usually pay $20 for a pedicure with a $5 tip but now that Summer is here I think the price for a pedicure is $22.  Still very reasonable.


The service was so so, usually when there is a shift change at the bar it is nice to let those with tabs know you'll be leaving. That didn't happen. Late afternoon they have a very limited menu. I ordered the penne marinara and meatball. The meatball was barely lukewarm and a tad overcooked. I wasn't a fan of the seasoning selection in the sauce. The menu listed that it was served with garlic bread. It did not come out with it and when I inquired the bartender didn't know if it did or didn't but he would get me a piece. When it came out it was overdone. \n\nIn the end, cool decor and good location. Kinks need worked out and more attention paid attention to details.


OH MY GOSH! This place is terrible, I've never ever had a hang nail, and I've been getting my toes does for years, my normal salon was booked, and this one was close to my house so I gave it a try..... WORST PLACE EVER!!!! I had a hang nail in both big toes and not to mention she cut to low. She was rude. DON'T GO HERE!!!!!


Closed, and has been for a long time now.  Last visit garnered a first bucket of stale peanuts which the waitress knew we were going to say yet served them anyway before providing more.  An average steakhouse.


I absolutely loved this place! Easily my favorite restaurant in my trip so far.  And since is my last dinner in Canada, the best dinner of the \n\nUnfortunetaly we came too early for the live jazz (which starts at 7:30) but they were still playing recorded jazz over there speakers, and that definitely set a great mood. \n\nFirst the service.  I've noticed that in Quebec there is a certain snootiness.  Maybe they are trying too hard to imitate the French, even in their negative traits, but it definitely exists. But not here.  The waiter was super friendly, very fast and really helped the night flow smoothly. \n\nAs an appetizer we go the brie baked in something, then with some nuts, some sauce and some pears.  Ok, i'm not describing it well at all, but it was awesome!\n\nFor the main course I got the Greek-style lamb. It came with some vegetables, including this beat puree, and freshly made potato chips.  The lamb was absolutely delicious.  I tried a different lamb dish, that also was delicious.  If you come here, get the lamb.  \n\nFor dessert we tried the creme brulee.  I completely agree with Leighann F. This was not the best creme brulee I've had.  Not even in the top twenty.  The sugar was too thick and the creme was too clumpy.  I'm told that means they cooked it for too long.  The taste was fine, but the texture was just off. \n\nHowever, I also got the blueberry tea, which it turns out doesn't have any blueberries in it, but is made of Grand Marnier, Amaretto and hot Orange pekoe tea.  It gets its name because it smells and even tastes amazingly like blueberries.  Definitely something I'm going to ask for in the future! \n\nOverall, amazing experience.  Good for a date or a nice evening out.


My wife booked us rooms at the MGM Grand because they where advertising the latest, most up to date rooms. I would rather have stayed someplace that had a better atmosphere. \n\nThis was my first time in Vegas. We went to Vegas for a combined celebration of my wife's birthday and a belated Honeymoon. When we arrived, the girl checking us in said she could give us an upgrade in the room, but the room we had reserved had all the latest technology. Flat screen TV, Blu Ray, ETC.. the room she would move us into didn't have any of that. I didn't care, we took the upgrade. I didn't come to Vegas to watch TV, and to be honest I never turned it on. The room was nice enough; I didn't plan on spending a lot of time in the room, just change clothes and sleep. I will say the huge king sized bed we had was very comfortable! Plus it had free WIFI. \n\nThe shower was weird. I'm not a tall man, but I could not stand under the shower head. My wife is 5'4 and even she had issues with the height of the shower head location. It could have stood to be about a foot higher. Other than that, the bathroom was nice enough in the room. \n\nSo why the low rating? The rest of the resort. \n\nThis place is huge. After we checked in, we went to our room, unpacked, changed and went to hit the strip! We wanted to get onto Las Vegas Blvd... there where no signs or directions on how to get there. I walked around the casino, hotel, resort, going in circles when I finally found the concierge desk, I was annoyed, but I tried to make a joke of it by making fun of myself, I actually asked the concierge, \"How do I get out of this hotel?!\" They gave me a map and directions for me to get onto Las Vegas Blvd. After that I really didn't have too many problems, I was able to find my way in and out. This was another thing I didn't like After walking down the strip, especially at the end of the night, you are relieved to get to the hotel, only to have to walk what seems like a mile through crowds to get to the elevator bank. \n\nI didn't care for the atmosphere of the casino itself. It seems so stuffy and pretentious. I don't know, maybe I've seen too many movies, but it's not at all how I pictured a casino would look in Vegas. The staff was friendly when you could find one. A lot of times they would come around and ask if we wanted drinks only for us to never see them again. Or we would be playing for long periods of time before someone would ask if wanted a drink. \n\nAnd what is with all of the kids?! There were a ton of kids there. Who the heck brings kids to Vegas? I'm sorry, it only takes about a minute of walking up and down the strip to realize Vegas isn't exactly \"family friendly\". I'm not holding that against the hotel, it just has been bothering me. \n\nWe had pre-paid for our rooms when we booked them, and then where surprised with an $18 (we booked and paid before they raised it, so we got the price at the time we booked) a night resort fee... and then they charged tax on top of it. Sure the $80 dollars is not going to break us, but still... that is like 3 drinks on the strip! \n\nThe lion habitat was pretty neat. I did get some good pictures up close of that. I appreciated the helpfulness of the hotel staff, but honestly the next time we go to Vegas I want to stay someplace more my style.


While the service at Tomo is normally horribly slow, the food is usually pretty good. However, the service degrades from horribly slow to downright miserable if you're using a Restaurants.com coupon.\n\nOn Saturday (the day before we went to Tomo to redeem the Restaurants.com coupon), we had lunch but did not use the coupon because it wasn't accepted on Friday or Saturday. We returned on Sunday to use the Restaurants.com coupon and ordered the exact same meals - there were literally no deviations from what we'd ordered just the day prior. This time (Sunday) we shared with the hostess before being seated that we were back and this time had a coupon to redeem. She said that was no problem. In the middle of our meal (and while we were eating), she asked for the coupon so she could \"validate\" it. When we received the check we discovered that they had added charges including:\n - $1.00 for a lemon wedge\n - $1.00 for sesame seeds\n - $1.00 for Ponzu sauce\n - $2.00 for soy paper instead of seaweed\n - $2.00 for Miso soup that's included with the meal\n - $2.00 for small house salad that's also supposed to be included in the meal\n - and more\n\nWhen we questioned the bill with someone who claimed to be the owner, he said he charged us for those items because we used the coupon and that he loses money on the Restaurants.com coupon program. We firmly told him that you can't change your prices and charge for items that are normally free without telling the customer and just putting it on the bill. He said he can do whatever he wants and that Restaurants.com says he can charge for everything and anything.\n\nThis is utterly ridiculous and completely unacceptable. I can guarantee that my family and I, as well as our friends and everyone I come in contact with, will never frequent Tomo in the future. And, if that's an example of the type of business Restaurants.com does business with and/or practices you permit, then we will never again do business with Restaurants.com, either.


I gave up on Monterrey several yrs ago but was in the neighborhood today. I felt like Mexican for lunch. Clean, great service and the food was very good. One of the best quesadillas I've had. And the Dos Equis draft wasn't bad either!


Holy Cow! How many times have you been for BBQ where the quality of the sides has been totally forgotten, not here! Seriously, best mashed potatoes I've ever had. Split the whole hog, 2 1/2 slabs of ribs, 2 piles of meat, 3 sides. Amazing, a bit past tender (fine by me) but perfect rub and sauces. Mac n cheese was crazy good. Staff and service was very friendly, restaurant was done very well, enough southern comfort without the hee haw cheese, no wonder it was still packed at 8:30 with people still waiting to be seated


I have a rule of thumb when it comes to passing final judgement on an Indian restaurant: the quality of food should be based on their a la carte dinner entrees rather than their buffet since the drop-off between the two can often be quite steep.  I believe there is a Japanese restaurant corollary in that one should judge the quality of food based on their omakase (tasting menu designated by the chef) rather than their a la carte menu items.  Of course, there is usually a hike in price in both cases but sometimes you pay for what you get, and what you get here for omakase is definitely money well spent.\n\nOne would never guess that tucked away in SW suburbia lies a restaurant opened by Hiro Nakano, the former head chef of Nobu (Hard Rock Casino) and was listed in the 2009 Michelin guide.  I met up with some work colleagues and since my boss was treating the group, we decided to indulge in the $55 omakase experience (an $85 option was available, but one should not test the limits of generosity when being treated to a complimentary meal by your superior).  Probably the most interesting question I have ever encountered when deciding on the omakase was being prompted by the server as to how many times I have had the omakase specifically at their restaurant.  Apparently the chef likes to vary the dishes so as to create a different experience for the diner much like a video game character advancing to higher levels of play!  Apparently the variations can go up to \"level 5\" and possibly beyond so I found this to be a ingenious incentive to return for repeat tasting adventures.  A couple members of our party were second-timers so it was cool to get a preview as to what I would be expecting after my first omakase here.  I'm sure the chef would be more than willing to mix and match specific items since the theme to this idea is thoughtfulness towards the customer.\n\nItems I could recollect along with occasional sidenotes with regard to the level 2 menu.\n\n1) Hawaiian yellowtail marinated with yuzu soy:  unctuous and refreshing with bright notes of citrus from the yuzu, very nice start to the meal (level 2 was japanese red snapper)\n\n2) Sashimi salad- delicate slices of assorted fish mixed with shredded daikon and greens in a subtle onion vinaigrette--very clean flavors\n\n3) Miso Black cod with grilled shishito pepper- perfectly cooked and well seasoned, the fish pretty much melts in your mouth and goes well with a nice salty crunch from the pepper (I think in the $85 omakase, this dish is accompanied with grilled fois gras....talk about umami overload!)\n\n4)  Sliced filet mignon served with grilled asparagus-  found this one to be slightly underwhelming since while being cooked medium rare, was a bit under-seasoned and would have liked some asian flavors to be incorporated (the second-timers received a similar cut but was topped with a spicy chili sauce so I'm thinking that version was tastier)\n\n5) Miso soup with wakame (firm seaweed) and mini button mushrooms-  the cute little mushrooms are not only tasty but also provide an artistic glow to the otherwise cloudy earth-tone broth. \n\n6) Nigiri assortment- fairly standard with a couple tuna sushi rolls, one regular shrimp and mackerel nigiri, and pairs of salmon and tuna nigiri....nothing mind-blowing, but helps to fill you up with the added load of rice.\n\n7) Chocolate souffle with green tea ice cream-  nice way to round out the meal.  Souffle could have been more fluffy, but definitely a unexpectedly pleasant flavor combination with the green tea ice cream...I got a chance to taste the almond frangipane cake with pineapple sorbet in the second timers dessert course and that was equally exquisite.\n\nI'm thinking I may have omitted one more sashimi course, but as one can see, this is quite a spread for $55 and I definitely did not go home hungry.  Folks residing in this part of town should definitely take advantage of having such a fine dining option nearby and for those trekking from across town, definitely a nice introduction to omakase at a reasonable price with opportunities to \"level-up\" with subsequent visits.  Be sure to also take advantage of their excellent sake selection.


Refreshing adult milk shakes?!  Sign me up!\n\nMy friends and I checked this place out right after it opened.  The lure of ice cream and alcohol on a warm afternoon was too enticing.  In keeping in line with Old Town, this place isn't very big, but there's tons of seating and booths.  The DJ was playing a funky retro mix, and the overall vibe was good.\n\nService, however, was not good.  It took an hour to get 3 milkshakes and 6 glasses of water, and we had to ask for the water 3 times.  I don't get what's up with people and water in this state...seriously, this is the desert.  People need to hydrate.  I even tip for water....just bring me a glass, don't make me keep asking.  \n\nNeedless to say, we decided not to stay.  Although the drinks were good, the service was way too slow.  Next time I think I'll try a weekday...maybe that will be better.


We normally enjoy Red Robin and one of our favorite things is the fries. We had never been to this location but stopped for a quick lunch. The fries were terrible. They were mushy and we didn't even finish the side order that came with our burgers. We won't be visiting this location again.


I will be happy to provide a review of their service if I can ever reach a live person to schedule an appointment with!  I purchased a Living Social voucher for 3 hours of cleaning and have been trying to reach someone to schedule an appointment with for 3 weeks now and it seems there is never a live person working at this place.  I tried to just use their website but there is no place to indicate the living social purchase.  Very frustrating.  If you can't staff your business to take a call from a customer, what can I expect from the service itself?


The German Market is great, offering something new to the Edinburgh masses.\n\nBut it's the masses that present (geddit?) the problem... this place is far too rammed! To the point of 5-minute stand-stills.\n\nKings of Leon at T in the Park wasn't this awkward to negotiate!\n\nDon't get me wrong, I love the gorgeous stalls, the social vibe, the plethora of Christmas-themed food, drink and shopping on hand here. And at Christmas time at prices you're willing to overlook.\n\nBut this is a very badly organised event year after year, and stewards should be introduced to keep the throngs from impeding, stampeding and any other kind of peding all over the place. Buggies should be folded up, pathways should be introduced and general monitoring staff should be in rotation as I'm sure this place would be a pick-pocket's dream.\n\nDelightful, yes, but be careful.


Any time I plan to go to the movies, I try to find a time at Picture Show that works for me.  Even though, it's located at PV Mall, it is far less crowded than the bigger theatres.  Also, because it is at the mall, there are plenty of places in the area to grab a quick bite to eat before or after the movie.  Ticket prices are less expensive.  Concession prices are more reasonable (still up there, but more doable).  I especially like all the room that I get in the actual theater.  The seats are comfy and I don't feel cramped.  Since there is less foot traffic, the staff is always friendly and I often strike up a brief conversation with them before going into the theater.\n\nSo, next time you want to go to the movies, give this one a go.  You will not regret it.


This card is a scam. Got a bill in the mail before I even received my card. Their fees are insane. You are better off using a secured card to rebuild credit. I use a capitol one card and they are awesome


We went here after a less desirable dinner nearby,  Thankfully, the Milkshake Factory did not disappoint. Although on the expensive side, it is well worth it.  The family ordered a Carrot Cake shake and Chocolate Banana shake! Great choices! The menu is deep and the rest of the store is overwhelming! Definitely recommend!


Really good food. Get the deal for two, it's a really delicious meal for a decent price.


This was the only buffet we tried (first time visitors) so we don't have anything to compare it to in town. It was nice and at $40/pp reasonably priced. The variety is small but great tasting, and I could have eaten the Na'an all night. The husband enjoyed the brisket. Everything was clean and bright but a bit too cafeteria style for my taste. Overall I wouldn't go out of my way to eat here but if it's convenient it's a good option.


We were looking for an Italian restaurant for dinner and came across the Casanova. This place has a great menu with lots of choices! \n\nFor appetizers we got the calamari & shrimp. It comes with a lemon wedge and tartar sauce. It was okay. We also ordered the Cesar salad. I love Caesar salads with shaved parmesans and that's just what the salad had! \n\nFor dinner, I tried the fetticcini with meat sauce and my boss got the sea bass. \n\nPrices are reasonable, especially for Vegas dining. \n\nIf you write a review, you get a free dessert!


This is an updated review with my experience in the Tower Deluxe Room in the West Wing Tower. It's a bit more affordable then my previous stay. It's also away from the main crowd, so it's naturally quieter. In the West Wing tower, there is a pool, spa, work out center, and a couple of business terminals in a hall way. The room itself is reasonably sized, but a great value considering the cost. \n\nThe work area is decent - although, it's too comfortable. I feel asleep a couple of times in that chair after a long day working at a tradeshow. The work area is configured more for lounging with a drink in hand, versus working on a computer. \n\nWhat cost the fourth star is the mist that is circulated in the atmosphere to mask the cigarette smoke. The smell is a poor attempt to hide the smoke, and increases the mass of the particles in the air - allowing the particles to cling to items more often, such as clothing, suit cases, computers, or even my respiratory system. \n\nI don't like that mist, and I don't like how I have to spend hours on end in a hot shower to attempt to clear my respiratory system of that mist. Cigarette smell, I can deal with; masking agents which clings to cigarettes smoke and make the mass of the particle mass larger - I don't like.


Dawn is the best.


i'm feelin' a feeney. ya know what i mean? prolly not. but thats ok.\n\nFeeney's is just a cool spot on the travels of my life. one of my favorites bartenders from Hanratty's works here now, Whats up Chrystal..we gotta do brunch soon. :)\n\nFeeney's has a bomb patty melt. i love patty melts. greasy, cheesy, burgery and oniony. yep check all four things on the list. definetly something to check out if your in the area. awesomeness lives here. it's pure WIN...trust me.


Went there for $1 Drink Thursdays and it was okay.  Nothing to write home about but the drinks were cheap so that was cool but other than that, nothing else was special:  Venue, Crowd, Decor.....\n\nCheap Drinks on Thursday.  But would I want to come here any other day....  Hmmmmm....


Okay so the only reason why they get 2 stars is because the server was nice. The food is overly salty and mediocre at best. There are plenty of better restaurants. We decided to order the white gummi drink. Basically you are paying $40 for candy and smoke. Didn't even get buzzed of this massive sized drink. I don't think there was an ounce of liquor in it. Totally not worth it. The place is super loud. It's had a feel of a night club.


While spending the weekend in Scottsdale, we attempted to try as many coffee places as possible (at least until we were overloaded on caffeine - 5 doubles is pushing my limit in a 24 hour period....).\n\nThe store is very clean, new, and modern.  They've got a La Marzocco Linea and a serious group of grinders - Mazzer Robur, Elecktra Nina, and Two Compak K10s - they mean business. \n\nI had a double espresso - described as a Papua New Guinea single origin with citrus and berry flavors.  It was pulled more of a traditional volume at 2oz+, but I was getting a little sweetness with some earthy flavors.  They have a couple of espresso bean options, so trying others might have found one a little more to my liking. My dad had a latte, which was pretty good - maybe the coffee works better in milk.\n\nThe barista was friendly and open to talk about the coffee, which was nice.  They roast on site, which is a plus too.  The place has a lot of potential, so it will be interesting to see what they do in the future.


The only place I'll ever go when I need a seasonal faux tan. \n\nMy visits typically take 45 minutes--15 to tan, 30 to chew the fat with Sandy. The Proprietors here are so awesome you won't care that the beds are a little older or that there's dust on the self-tune radio. As for the pricing, I highly doubt anybody else in the Arcadia area can compete. (I think you can get two weeks of unlimited tanning for some absurdly low price of like $30)\n\nI've never used their spray tanning but I've heard nothing but good reviews. \n\nAs mentioned in earlier reviews, Camelback Tanning is located next to Thai Lana, arguably CenPho's greatest Thai restaurant. So next time you're in the 38th St/Indian School area stop and see Sandy at Camelback Tanning, and then head two doors down for some of the best Pad Thai you'll ever eat.


Fast and friendly service. Had a yelp voucher and they were happy to accept it. Fair priced and the sushi rolls were yum! Would recommend.


It's almost sad that I have to even give this place one star. If there was a half a star option, I'd be happier. So, I guess with my one star, I'll say the sweet tea was pretty good.\n\nThe rest was terrible.\n\nOur waitress, who resembled a brunette Lisa Kudrow, was a few chromosomes short of a normal functioning human being. As a server myself, I know that it's a stressful job. It doesn't take 20 minutes to bring drinks to 3 people when there is no wait and only 5 other people in the restaurant. She, not only charged us for our meal, but also for my roommates meal. A $30 meal turned into $70, and from that, a whole lot of problems.\n\nWhen we went back, the sign said they would open at 3. When we went back at 3, the sign said 4. When we returned again, pissed off, the sign said 5. Finally, around 6, they opened and I talked to some shady chick who was the front of house manager who said she couldn't do anything about the extra charges on my card, so then we waited for one of the owners. He then said he couldn't do anything (go figure) and said he'd do his best to take care of it. I finally got tired of waiting for days, and went through my credit card company. \n\nThe food was mediocre at best. Our roommate had the Mint Juliep, which was actually pretty good. Kudos to the bartender and only the bartender. I had the pulled pork, my roomie had the brisket, and my girlfriend had the catfish. We all concluded that the best thing on any of our plates was the fried okra. The brisket would've been better without the bbq sauce on it. And the catfish... Ugh. Greasy and fatty.\n\nIt takes a LOT for me to get upset enough to write a BAD review on anything because, on a whole, I'm pretty easily satisfied and tolerant. Let's be realistic, I'm a server at a restaurant that people either LOVE or HATE and has 3 stars on here! \n\nThis place is shady to say the least. Nobody has a clue what's going on. From what I see on craigslist, there is a lot of financial trouble with this place. Hopefully with all the money they seem to be pocketing from employees, they can hired some smart servers or just give up entirely.


After visiting a few Thai restaurants in larger cities, I am pleased at how many things this place gets right.   Food is great.


My wife, not adventurous with food, loves this place... It's the only middle eastern place other than pita jungle she'll go to. Hummus is excellent, hot tea is the best In the area and servings are great value. I've had the lamb shank, which is excellent, beef shwarma special, chicken shwarma and a couple other dishes I have never been disappointed. The carrot pudding is really unique and tasty. Wife loves the chicken feta and has even gotten into some other conservative dishes. The service is always great. The owner remembers us now and has always been extremely welcoming. You will really feel like you are supporting a family establishment.


food wise it would be a 2.5 - 3 at the most, but the place and the coffee made it up for the 4th star.\n\nLet me start with the food. If you've never eaten authentic Spanish dishes, you'll be pleased. Otherwise you'll be disappointed. \n\nThe olives were good. \n\nThe shrimp dish (gambas al pil pil) was also decent.\n\nThe traditional paella was good but more a risotto than a paella. Too creamy, different kind of rice (at least the texture is different) but the saffron hint and the chorizo were tasteful.\n\nThe tortilla was ok. A little burn and dry but pretty decent.\n\nThe wine selection is limited and most of the wines are NOT Spanish, AYFKM? They had one Rivera del Duero and one Rioja. Come on, you have a Spanish themed place and no Spanish wine?\n\nNow the coffee. I tried the cold brew and the kopi luwak. Both pretty good. The coffee paraphernalia is also worth the visit! If you are caffeine sensitive, this might not be for you.\n\nI didn't check if in the menu they include \"cafe bombon\", a Spanish classic. I'll go back to verify that and if not, at least to get good coffee!\n\nCheers


Love love love this place!!! Everyone is amazing here.... Especially my doll TINA! Go get nailed by Tina!!! My new favorite place. I literally left my old nail salon (which I had gone to for over 4 year) bc of her. Beautiful environment and great people.\n\n\nSAD TO REPORT I WILL NO LONGER COME HERE. VERU DISAPPOINTED. STILL HAVING SKIN ISSUES. GROSS


Two words: Rose Macarons!\n\nOk, their other desserts are fabulous as well.  Just don't get the crepes (savory or sweet).\n\nThis place is what any business or person should aspire to be: detailed, refined, beautiful, clean, amazing...


Hands down can not get enough! Atmosphere, food, employees, and location! one word BOMB!!!


Dark handsome atmosphere. The petite filet was good. The bone in ribeye was cut too thin and was rather bland. The accompanying vegetables were only average. My martini was only average. The wine list is typical distributor's list, full of over priced wines, but a few decent bottles if you hunt. Service is fine.


BBQ Sauces are what I enjoyed most!  The Sauces are close to 4 yelp stars\n\nOne of the three \"linemen\" wanted to be helpful and was very patient while his co-workers were interrupting as if there others behind me waiting... Guess they are trained herders which is OK with me... This level of Service is OK.... I give the Service 4 stars for Entertaining Borderline Rudeness, it is entertaining enough for 4 stars or close enough\n\nHow was the food?  3 stars or less! Wish I were eating Korean!  Ready, Steady GO: \n\nPulled Pork good flavor, just no better than \"good\" 3 stars \nBeef Sausage 2.76 stars\nBrunswick Stew 2.45 stars\nBeef Brisket 1.73 stars\n\nExtras not counted : \nCollard Greens 2.72 stars\nHush Puppies 3 stars\n\nThe Dude mostly taking my order should be working in a MUCH Higher Scale Restaurant!!!  Your efforts are appreciated and if the manager says hurry the customers, remember One Day you will get to work in an Industry where your Talents are VALUED! !! !!!


Great Starbucks coffee.  Enjoyed the worship team.    Pastor kept my attentions with his style.  Enjoyed the message.   Reminds me of other Mega church styles, including Elevation in Charlotte. Central, in Vegas and Saddleback Church, in Southern CA,


I was really impressed with their Boca burger.  It's not every fast food hamburger joint that has a veggieburger.  I was really glad it was well done because I ordered everything on the burger.  It seemed like this place was always open; people were constantly lined up to try the Fatburger.


Ping. That's the sound the button on my shorts made when they busted open because I ate about 14 plates of food during my glutton-fest.\n \nFlush, flush, flush.  I have a feeling that's the sound I'll be making in about 30 minutes from now.\n\nIt's a Chinese buffet that caters almost exclusively to a Hispanic crowd, hot sauce on every table and 50% Latin music playing in the background.\n\nI guess this place was fine.  Some of the items were hot and fresh, a few were old and dried out. They did have about 30+ items to choose from. Even some sushi, but I didn't wanna risk it all and try the tuna. I'm not a gambling man like that.


I was about to purchase the lip balm treatment but found out at the cashier that there were other lip product offerings too so the very helpful and friendly staff patiently worked with me to help me find the best fit. Vegas sure is dry and everyone suffered from chapped lips and dry skin during the convention. A colleague commented that we might all be turning into flies (not sure why), chapped lips, sorethroat, headaches....sigh....\n\nIn any case, I found my lip product here when it was out of stock at nearby Sephora. Wow, an entire store of Clinique products. I don't really use their products except for the Super lip balm and they have it here. :)


The waitstaff was quite pleasant. The place looked like it was decorated by my hoarding grandmother. \n\nThe food was OK, nothing more, nothing less. Prices were a little too high for what you get and the menu was encyclopedic. \n\nThe reason I'm bothering to write this review is let others know that this is not a clean place to eat.  The bathroom was tiled sewer, nothing in the restaurant looked like it had been cleaned since they first opened.  The cherry on top however was the fact there was a bug zapper light directly above our table... inside.  Little flies and moths were constantly falling down into my friend's hair, glass and food. We didnt notice at first in time to move tables because amongst all the clutter on the walls, it almost blended in.\n\nI would not recommend this place.


One thing I'll appreciate at any gay bar outside of New York City/LA and occasionally San Francisco...the drinks are cheaper (score!). \n\nSo, the boys and I, after a VERY unfortunate first attempt at exploring gay phoenix/tempe/scottsdale on a Thursday night, were very happy to run into Amsterdam. Nice decor, lovely outdoor space with the ever so classy tequila bottle lights, and good service. They play good music and the guys are cute...although, I don't think I've EVER seen so much hair product in my life. It's like woman and their chest as they get older and using a bra....I think gay men fear that their hair will start to sag over years of fighting gravity, so they have hair product to give it support (but even I know when a push up bra is pushing up just a little too much)! Also, kind of a negative point...definitely sensed some attitude at this bar. The guys here seem VERY into themselves. Just an observation, take that and do with it what you will. \n\nSome helpful tips...on Saturday night, I believe it's no-cover before midnight...they serve plastic cups at the outdoor bar instead of glass (not really a deal breaker, but in case you're curious), and the dance floor is kind of unimpressive.


The ultimately slowest sbux EVER!!!!!!!they seem to have plenty of employees but the speed just isn't there! Isn't Starbucks supposed to be convenient ?


I really like this Thai restaurant.....it is close to my house and we have been loyal customers since their opening.  The owner knows us by name all of us, including the four kids! These little details make a difference! They have now moved to a larger location....hoping it will be good for them and that the quality of their food will remain the same excellent thai food that we love....all the best for the future Basilic Vert.


Lot better than I expected. Love sushi and these guys get a 5, half a star more for exceeding expectations. Fish was fresh, rolls were perfect without 100 pounds of rice. Even though we didn't AYCE it for those that are hungry it's a bargain, do it. Salmon, yellowtail and white tuna sashimi, bomb. I love hand rolls with no rice, chef refused to make my hand rolls with no rice but made them a cut roll instead and he hit it outta da park all, great rich fat rolls with no rice, great job. Those of u that love Philly rolls, try this it's hella worth it, order their Supreme Salmon roll and ask them to add the cream cheese, it's a buck more, but worth it. Next time in LV, would def go back.


My husband and I went to Bistro Le Bon on Friday.  We were seated with no wait.  The decor is luxe and glamorous, more so than one would expect from a strip mall restaurant.  We ordered four tapas plates.  The first to arrive was crispy asparagus and avocado, encased in a fried spring roll which was light and not greasy.  It was accompanied by a sweet chili sauce.  Next, we were served a trio of dips:  plain hummus, smoked eggplant and olive hummus with crackers.  The plain hummus was very lemony in almost a sweet way, reminding me of lemon frosting.  The olive hummus had full-on olive favor and the smoked eggplant was nothing like I had ever tasted before, in a good way.  Next, my husband ate grilled octopus.  He raved about the sauce, but said the octopus did not have much flavor by itself.  Meanwhile, I enjoyed the fried cheese.  Wonderful!  After all, it was cheese!  Cozy ambiance, good service and excellent cuisine guarantee a return.


This was our fourth time eating at Red White and Brew and must say I was throughly disappointed.  It seems that we have gone from great to good to OK and now TERRIBLE.  First and formost the service was TERRIBLE with a capital T.  We got more attention from the person that was not our server than the person responsible for our table.  As for the food, 3 of our 4 meals were below average at best and one of us came down with a serious case of indigestion.  I will say the only bright spots of our trip today were that the bread in the beginning was fresh and the kids ice cream at the end.  Everything in between was bad.  Due to this experience I am sad to say that Red White and Brew has lost a customer.


6 months to remodel office which was already plush! Zero repairs to rundown apartments, multiple office & maintenance crews and still nothing is fixed! Then they have the audacity to raise rent $125 while refusing to make units livable!  Forget about using gym, pool or basketball court unless you want to pay more money and only use while office is open! Rude, lazy staff as well. Much nicer, more affordable places in town.


Love this place. Truly one of the best Italian restaurants in the valley.. Great ambiance. Authentic Italian food. Very reasonable priced as well. Great service


The WORST experience I have ever had in Vegas.  30 years of coming to the SEMA show and staying for a week... I have never been treated worse or stayed in lower quality rooms.  \n\nFirst, it took us 3 rooms to even be in one that was livable.  And it was barely at that.  Shoebox rooms with cement ceilings, tiny beds, no space, no real closet, no drawers..are you kidding me?  The room I booked online was a suite.  When we got there they told us they would \"Upgrade\" us to a smaller room in the Story Tower.  This one didn't even have a bathroom.  And who on the planet considers that decoration? The mirrors on the ceiling give you that creepy feeling that if you were two men romping for a one night stand this was your place.  As a married mom and business woman, I was disgusted.\n\nFurthermore, after coming back from a long day at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Tuesday night, I walk in to find the maid had set her bottle of chemical cleaner on top of my black work clothing that were folded on top of a shelf because of not having a closet.  I immediately realized that something distracted her and that is why she forgot her chemicals.  I opened the drawer which is tiny and houses a safe... I had squeezed my underwear and socks around it just so they could be somewhere.  Sure enough, my 4 brand new pairs of black $36 panties from Nordstrom that had just been delivered before I left home had been stolen.  I was in room 22417 and this was Tuesday November 4th in the Lux Tower.  Whoever cleaned our room on that day stole my panties and who even knows what else.\n\nWhen we tried to change rooms they kept telling us they were sending up a bellman.  Considering we were there for work we had a ton of boxes.  3 hours later my husband made 4 trips and carried them all himself with zero help from the hotel.  The food was less than average.  Definitely don't ask for any special requests because they completely ignore that and deliver exactly as the menu states.  In fact, just eat somewhere else if you want a decent meal.\n\nEven more in fact, just stay somewhere else.  If you are a normal, hard working average person who goes to Vegas to have a beautiful room and lovely experience like the Encore, Venetian, Bellagio, Wynn, Palazzo etc... don't even think of booking here.  Save yourself the trouble and heartache.  Apparently the hotel does not care about refunding the money that was stolen from me by the housekeeper or the damage caused to my work clothing by her reckless placing of a chemical cleaning bottle.  \n\nFAIL SLS Las Vegas.... FAIL!!!!!!!


We enjoyed our meal very much.    My daughter got the ribs and they were tender and falling off the bone.   The summer corn salad as a side dish is perfect for summer in Arizona.   I got the glazed salmon and it was cooked perfectly and the cucumbers on top were delicious.   My only complaint is that we ask for rolls and when they came to the table they were very hard and not warm.   Besides that everything was delicious and the service was great


This location is not a nice as the Saint Denis location, but the food is pretty much the same. Chocolate Chocolate and more Chocolate, if you go you must try the chocolate port, port and chocolate go so well together.


A good old standby, when you can't think of anywhere else to go for breakfast or lunch.  I don't always go there (cause I like variety), but DD is on my favorites list.  Why?\n\nAlways crowded, but I get seated quickly.\nAlways good food.  \nAlways good service.\nAlways a nice drink selection (full bar, yo!)\nAlways solid.  And for that I am grateful.


everyone needs to try the broccoli bites, first off. probably the best ever. i also had the greek pizza which was also delicious. prices are reasonable as well. the only reason i didn't give it 5 stars, is that the service wasn't the best ever. there were no servers, just the bartender, and he was rather slow and we had to ask for water refills. (the bar section wasn't busy either) but he was friendly, so i can't complain too much. i'd definitely go back. oh, another bonus: they serve pizza super late!


mediocre food and terrible service


Sunday brunch, is just average, nothing special. As for the selection I felt it lacked in variety...basic breakfast foods and flatbread pizzas. (Upstream set the bar high for brunch) the food wasn't cold but  could've been hotter. Previous reviews said the beer was watered down, it must be a theme w/their alcohol selections b/c the Bloody Mary was watered down as we'll, I'm not sure if it's the mix they used...have definitely had better.  The atmosphere is cool and it was packed, but just don't see what all the hype is about.


You get what you pay for.  Well, I got what they paid for.


We finally got a Jimmy John's and I had heard so much about it being great.  We tried two different sandwiches (the No 9 Italian Night Club on their great french roll and the No 12 Beach Club on  thick sliced 7 grain bread).  Great quality product, great bread, very competitive pricing.  It is a little noisy with the music and hard surfaces in this location thou.  They are a brand new location so that will probably change (hope) over time.


Was happy that my buddies and I could get a table without much waiting on a busy Saturday night . The entrance to the restaurant is rather narrow with bar setup, but once you walk past the bar, the place opens up to a nice and spacious dining area.\n\nOne of my buddies was quite intoxicated when we were seated, and he started asking so many questions about how the food is prepared and what goes into each dish on the menu to our server.  My other friend and I were amused, so we didn't interrupt and we really appreciated our server's patience and also his professionalism. \n\nAbout half way through our meal, another server started serving our table. When this talkative friend asked her to surprise him with a good glass of wine, she brought him one of the most expensive wines (as the rest of us suspected!) on their menu (~$30), but this wine tasted merely ok, not great. \n\nI had sushi rolls and it was very mediocre tasting. Presentation also was OK. I expected more and better food for fine-dining for the money I was paying. \n\nIf you really don't care much about food or price, this place offers modern and well polished environment with good cocktails. But alas, you are in Vegas, the place full of many great fine dining places that could offer the same level of ambience and cocktails. \n\nAlthough I realize if you are in Vegas to party the hard way, the food might not be your main concern... in which case, what are you doing, wasting your time reading this review!


We went in at 7pm with a groupon, got a lane right away and had a blast!\nEveryone was very nice.


Love the MacShack. The have wheat and gluten free pasta as well. Yum yum yum


I was visiting Las Vegas for the first time this past weekend, and while gambling is fun for some people I was much more fascinated by the dining options here - truly a disneyland for the foodie... with that said I was with a group of people who don't share the same views on the city and decided to try Emeril's after everyone else had left and I still had time to kill.  I don't like eating alone and so I chose to sit at the bar for a late lunch.  The server working the bar was extremely friendly and able to give me wonderful suggestions both on the lunch menu and on wines by the glass.  I had an amazing burger - I know, I know - but it was too good to pass up.  It had blue cheese and portabello mushrooms on it with a homemade mayo and portwine ketchup.  I saw several other dishes go by that looked equally delicious.  Also, the cornmuffins and sweet roll that accompanies all meals are not to be passed up.  Definitely one of the more relaxed restaurants in the MGM.


The sushi was excellent, and the fish was very, very fresh, with wonderful texture and taste.  I graded Sushi Twister down a star because the rice kept falling apart (in both nigiri and rolls), and the Yellow Mango wiz Shrimp roll did not have much flavor.  Everything else was outstanding in taste, particularly the Vacation Roll.  \n\nIt's a new favorite sushi spot for us, and we won't hesitate to return.


I fell asleep during O. \n\nI know, I know. It's supposed to be one of the best shows in Vegas, but I just couldn't get into it. I thought they relied too much on stage design, and very little on story and the \"wow\" factor. Overall, I thought the water element was too gimmicky, and in the end, worked against the show.\n\nI saw Ka last winter and thought it was absolutely mind-blowing, so I was expecting O to be along the same lines in terms of production. I was really disappointed with O. \n\nAnyway, like some others have said, there really are few bad seats in the house. I could see the front rows and the seats along the sides of the theater having obstructed views. We were seating on the first balcony (LOGGIA, right), in the first and only row, so our view was pretty spot on.\n\nSo, if you're planning on seeing O, I would recommend checking your expectations at the door. Hopefully, you won't fall asleep too! :)


Every time I go here I regret it. The food is not very good obviously, but it is super cheap. Typically I'd prefer taco bell, but the taco bell on Waddell and Litchfield always sucks, so if I'm in the mood for bad,cheap fast food tacos I go here.


My favorite location! Service is always great, food is always good and fresh. It is usually pretty quiet and has a nice little outdoor area to eat which is great this time of year. My favorite is the crumbly blue cheese salad. The italian sandwich is also a favorite, it always has tons of meat. The restaurant always looks very clean and the cookies are usually fresh. The cream cheese brownies are heaven!


The place was pretty empty on a Sunday around 7:00PM. Not a bad concept but service was slow and I can't imagine ordering anything if they were packed. \n\nAs a new resident of Las Vegas I had to try Fuku so I ordered the Tamago burger with a side of jazz fries. It was good but not great. The teriyaki sauce in addition to the fried onion strings were extremely salty. The beer was a little pricy but I wouldn't mind coming back for a beer, sit outside in their patio area and watch the crowd passing by.


It's one of the better meals that I've had in Las Vegas, consistently. It's a great place for lunch in particular!


I'm not a huge bar person, so walking into a dive bar on this side of town was scary.  Was I not with a big strong male, I would have likely not even bothered.  I got a wineburger, onion rings, and beer.  The service was incredibly friendly and the conversation at the bar was entertaining.  The burger was incredibly flavorful although sort of greasy and the beer and onion rings were average. I would totally go back here (with company) for burgers and the creepy yet surprisingly friendly and entertaining atmosphere.


I have a gut feeling I may be updating this review as I am still in possession of my Ford Focus rental from Dollar at the Phoenix Airport. I don't have the final bill yet, and fear I may join the growing list of Yelpers who were overcharged,  gouged, dinged, or otherwise have gotten a haircut as a result of Dollar's alleged business practices. \n\nMy preliminary review focuses on Dollar's customer service, or lack of it, in the wee hours of 29 January, 2014. It's 12:30 am and a group of ten tired, somewhat surly, travelers have queued up to pick up their reserved cars.\n\nI've heard in the line that since the customer service counters at Hertz, Avis, Thrifty, Enterprise, National, Fox, and Alamo were closed, their customers (who didn't belong to their frequent renter clubs) had to pick up their cars at Dollar. \n\nMany flights were arriving late into PHX due to the snowstorm dubbed \"Leon\".\n\nTen customers, not all actual Dollar customers, were waiting in line to be served by one female employee, who clearly appeared as if she didn't want to be there. \n\nIt was taking her 10 minutes, on average,  to process each customer. I was sixth in line. There were eight computer terminals at the counter. One employee. \n\nThe Dollar Lady, as she will heretofore be known, would call out for someone named Alexis, (unforgettable because it sounded like she was ordering \"a Lexus\" every time she picked up her two way radio) requesting a count on how many compact cars were available in the lot. It seemed as if Alexis was actually manufacturing these compact cars the Dollar Lady was ordering on the radio.\n\nWhen it was my turn to approach the Dollar Lady, she went through her spiel about insurance, which I declined, as my credit card and auto insurance at home covers me on hired or rented vehicles. We'll see if I get charged for the insurance,  as other Yelpers were.\n\nShe asked if I would be \"more comfortable\" in a larger car. I don't know the reason for her question.  Was it a lame attempt to upsell me, or a veiled jab at my larger than average body type? \n\nIt's now 1:30 in the morning. I'm tired. I'm surly from waiting 60 minutes in line. I gave her my response:\n\n\"Only if it will get me out of here quicker.\"\n\nI guess my response could have been deemed as \"poking the bear\". But I said what I said in a straight,  matter of fact tone. No yelling, no snottiness.  \n\nShe said something to me, I can't recall her exact words, owing to the time of day and my reflection upon what I said to her. I recalled her saying \"working here\" and \"bathroom\", but the rest was a bit of a blur. She instructed me to check boxes on the electronic contract screen. As I commenced to doing so, she got up and left. \n\nHad I offended her? The tension in the line of people behind me, now numbering at around a dozen, was palpable. Did she quit? Was she going to bring in more people?  Was she going to the lot to yell at Alexis? \n\nNope. Bathroom break.\n\nThe rest of the encounter between me and Dollar Lady was straightforward and civil in tone. I answered with \"yes\" or \"no\", bade her a pleasant evening, and headed down to the garage to see if Alexis had my car ready. \n\nI showed Alexis my contract. Alexis pointed towards the Focus. I got in and headed for the exit. Alexis was there again, in the booth. I handed him my contract and driver's license. He handed them back, opened the gates, and off I went...into the Phoenix night. Alexis went back, presumably to acquire more compact cars.\n\nWe'll see what happens when I'm handed the bill at the end of my rental agreement.\n\nOh, I'll be prepared, turning in the gas receipt \"from a station located within 10 miles of the rental location\", as per the Dollar Lady's instructions.\n\nDon't mess with the Dollar Lady.  Especially at 1:00 in the morning.


I like this place so much!  It's fun, the food was tasty, and the monstrous decor most certainly appeals to my Halloween-loving nature.  I love that they carry a large variety of local beers.  We were only there for lunch, so I'd like to see how it lights up at night.  They have a dog-friendly back patio too.


Excellent Neighborhood ShitHole ! Consistently inconsistent, seldom open and catering to EVERY demographic in the PHX. \nCan't wait to pass on this place for years to come ! Owner must be proud. \nCheers & good luck


Sumac is a new Lebanese restaurant located on Notre-Dame Street that offers good food and good service in a minimalist and clean setting. My husband and I were drawn in one evening; we had passed in front of the place several times and we were curious to see if they were any good. \n\nWe had two falafel pitas and one small baba ganouj, all very tasty, fresh and filling. The pitas were especially big and warm. The waiting was longer than expected - although the entr\u00e9e came fast, it took 20 minutes for the pitas to be served - we decided it was well worth the wait.\n\nThe prices at Sumac are higher than at most other Lebanese chains around the city, however the quality of the food is clearly superior. When I brought that first eggplant dish to my mouth and tasted it, I knew for sure that whoever had prepared it actually cared. Their food is good and they know it! \n\nOverall Sumac is a good restaurant and I definitely recommend it.


Service was excellent. Our waitress brought us refills without even asking and always with a smile. The free chips and salsa was decent although the chips were over cooked and salsa was fresh but had no flavor/seasoning. We ordered the enchilada combination platter my spouse said the ground beef was not seasoned, the rice was overly dry as well as the peas mixed in. The random pile of lettuce was fresh but clearly not understood. The refried beans- though clearly out of a can were yummy. The beef fajitas meat was not seasoned, the peppers and onions were good though. The guacamole was decent. The drinks (soda was $2.5x) were a bit much in my honest opinion. I can buy a 1 liter for $1 at most stores right now. I am glad we went with a groupon but will not be returning. If you prefer bland food that served promptly and at a nice temp this is the place for you. I was willing to give it a shot even though they had no queso on the menu.


I was pretty excited to come here.\nIn our hotel, what more convinient way to get drunk and roll into bed?\nWe had free passes and signed up for the guestlist so I walked to the front of the long ass line just to hear  the whole line has passes and is on the guestlist.\nWow.\nAbout a two hour wait to get in and passes are only good till midnight.\nI see what game you guys are playing and I'm not having it.\nThe crowd was boushy to say the least, and the music the same that I heard at clubs 10 years ago.\nWith that I was off to the strip club.


This location has really bad customer service they had me waiting in line by myself for close to 20 mins with a full staff behind the counter with each person just staring and telling me be right with you sir. I would understand if it were a busy time and the rush to get orders ready were really bad but I was the only customer in the store. I would recommend going to another location to get your kfc.


Nick's used to be good with the previous owner, that all changed. Which is pretty sad.


This place is the worst! It's run down and just ghetto! It's supposedly kid friendly, but I would never bring my kids to this shit hole! This was our first trip to Vegas so we had no idea this place was so nasty otherwise we would have never stayed here. It's all the way at the end of the strip AND you have to walk 4 blocks off the strip down a dark, smelly alley to get to your room! Yes, the prices are cheap, but if we ever came back to Vegas, we would pay the extra $20 a night and stay somewhere half decent.