Had this placed bookmarked for months & my experience today w/ my bf was a complete disaster. First, when we walked in, it took awhile for anyone to acknowledge us because there was no hostess at the wait area. Finally, when a server did, she said that it'll be a a few minutes. We basically stood up the whole time since the small couch was occupied by 2 people and there was no way we can squeeze in.  12-15 minutes later, we were finally able to sit down. Walking in the dining area, i noticed there was plenty of seats at the bar area and she didnt bother offering that to us. \n\nWe went there around noon-ish for the lunch special. I ordered the Salmon Miso combo and my bf ordered the Spicy Salmon bowl combo. When they brought out the entrees, they forgot to bring out my Salmon Miso entree and the waitress stated \"it will be ready in a few minutes.\" First of all, why would you bring food when one of them is not ready??...6 minutes goes by until i can finally catch someone's attention (only 2 waitresses working there at the time). My bf had to start eating his food without me. When i asked her, \"where's my salmon?\" She said, \"oh, i'll get it right now\"...So basically, my salmon was ready & she totally forgot about it.\n\nWhen we saw my bf's Spicy Salmon bowl combo, we were totally shocked at what it looked like. We thought they made a mistake. It looked like grounded up bright orange paste (i thought it was pureed smelt egg for a second). The bowl was 90% rice, 10% fish. My bf stated \"it's more mild than spicy and all i can taste is rice). My salmon miso was good, miso soup was ok and veggie tempura was typical. The waitress assured us the food was the spicy salmon.\n\nThe 2 waitresses that interchangeably served us never once checked on us. I have to keep flagging them down to even get their attention. We were both still starving after our meals. It looked plenty but it wasnt satisfying. For the price, I was happier and fuller with a bento box at Sumo sushi. I asked for a check and waited about 8 minutes. Finally, i had to flag the OTHER waitress down to bring me my check. When i gave her my credit card, she stated \"oh, our POS service is down. We have to make a carbon copy of your card.\" Really??? That was just the icing on the cake. \n\nShe noticed my bf and I did not look happy. She asked us if our food was ok. I was happy with my Salmon Miso but told her about my bf's Spicy Salmon bowl. My bf told her he was expecting it to actually look like a fish, kind of like the same form as my Salmon Miso. The waitress then stated \"Oh, the other waitress FORGOT to tell you it was RAW\". They didnt bother stating it was raw on the menu, yet alone explained it to us!!! My bf expressed his unhappiness with his food and all she can say was \"I'm sorry\".\n\nThe waitress, (one of their names was Yumi) didnt bother giving us a discount, yet alone comp my bf's entree. What kind of place does not state or even write that a particular entree is raw??? Some people do not like raw fish. I told my bf, \"maybe the food will be better for dinner\", but he was so turned off that he stated, \"I dont ever want to come back here.\" Service makes a huge difference as well! I had such high hopes due to the glowing yelp reviews!!!


By far, the freshest fish to be found anywhere  - Toyama is a gem - and Chef Owner Mo is very accomodating, and has a great sense of humor. His hand rolls and specials are some of the best in town.\n\nFor a true live experience, I do recommend sitting at the bar as the sushi chefs are quite talkative and very knowledgeable about their trade.\n\nRecommended specials: Toyama roll, orange cup tuna, seasoned squid salad.\n\nService: best at the bar - dining room staff is attentie, yet inconsistent and more often than not - just plain aloof! If you want to sit in fron of Mo at the bar, just make sure you arrive there plenty early.


Great little cafe with electric blue walls--quite a refreshing ambiance.  There's something about that color that gives you an extra surge to finish up your paper or win at a game of Scrabble.  Would recommend it as a study haunt if you live in the area. Friendly and fast service. Nice murmur of conversation to keep you company in solitude activities such as writing or reading.


OK, this place is not for your average pet owner...\n\nThe prices here are higher than PetSmart or other kennels, but the accomodation and service are exceptional:  \n\n1)  Even the base rooms are quite large.  My 80lb Labrador had a 5x12 room with his own TV, persian rug, and doggy bed.  There is even a Presidental Suite that is bigger and more luxorious than a lot of studio apartments.  \n\n2)  The animals are only locked up at night... all day they get to run around in one of two large areas inside and play with the other dogs.  They also have a grassy area indoors to allow the dogs to do their duty.  :)\n\n3)  The staff is very friendly and loves animals.  My dog lost about 7 lbs during a 2-week stay here due to all of the running around with the other dogs... they actually called me told me he looked skinny asking if they could up the amount of food he was getting.\n\n4)  Location is very convienant to the airport--easy to drop off and pick up.\n\n5)  Everything is indoors, so there is no need to worry about your dog running off while being walked on the leash.  Also, during the summer months, it is comforting to know that my dog is not outside dying in the heat.\n\nThey also offer Doggy Day Care which has proven useful a few times.


I remember when I wasn't of age I kept hearing about XS. Mind you I've never gone to a club (I actually waited haha) ever since I turned 21 I go here all the time. They have my all time favorite Dj - Porter Robinson. I wouldn't miss his shows for anything! I always have a good time here except this one time someone stole my phone which isn't the clubs fault. Just some 'low life who can't afford a phone' fault. :( Anyway this is definitely a hot spot! Check it out!!!


Applies to E.R.: When you're talking about life and death or your health and well being 3 stars can be a death sentence. I feel sorry that Veterans who took so much risk for our country have to put up with only three, count 'em, 3 star service at a health care facility. If you have the unfortunate opportunity of ending up there then you better know exactly what is wrong with you because I can assure the doctors have little chance of finding out. If your head is missing it will be days before they find out and in that time you will likely be treated for low blood pressure. NOTE: The most competent people were the Air Force personnel. \n\nI had to go to the Emergency Room. I specifically told the doctor what was wrong and he ignored it and treated me for something else. The problem that was causing severe pain was not treated and I was not offered any pain medicine. 6 hours later I thought I was being punk'd and reminded the doctor why I came in. He had completely forgotten! This guy examined me, took blood samples, saw obvious signs of past trauma and then forgot. It was akin to showing him an arrow being shot through my head and then being treated for a hangnail.\n\nThree words, avoid, avoid and avoid. What a shameful thing to do to those who served. Bad service, poor care and horribly maintained Emergency Room.


Friendly service, great food  and always very clean....this is especially impressive since this DQ sits right across the street from a High School and a block from an Elementary School!


Phoenix has a dearth of good music venues.  When Crescent Ballroom opened up, I heard great things.  I finally had the opportunity to see a show there.\n\nMy first impression was great.  There is seating in the back if you need to rest, the place is intimate, the acoustics seemed good... In fact, it was great until people started showing up.\n\nThe problem with Crescent is the scene.  If you want to hang out and chat (loudly) with a bunch of hipsters, it's probably the place for you.  If, however, you are there to actually listen to a live band, good luck hearing the slow songs over all the chatter.\n\nThe parking situation is also pretty annoying.  You really do need exact change, and there's no other obvious place to park nearby with an actual parking attendant.\n\nIn all fairness, it's really a decent little venue.  The live music is just unfortunately secondary to the social scene.


This was my first time ordering from this location. I ordered the Jetty punch with energizer. It was awful! I was on my way to an appointment so I couldn't come back, but I called to let them know that the bananas they were using were bad. At least, that's what it tasted like. The girl proceeds to tell me the \"Energizer\" is BITTER in flavor. I think it's curious that they would make a BITTER boost to go into a sweet smoothie.  If that is true, I would think you would tell your patrons that it's going to change the flavor.  \n\nI am surprised they didn't offer to re-make it for me, since I was clearly not happy. I will not be visiting this establishment anymore and will tell everyone know to steer clear!!


just had lunch here today and ordered the shoarma combo (chicken and gyros) and it was delish!!! the chicken was season just the way i like it: not overly seasoned and not too strong, just right!!! the gyros was nice and moist... i ordered it with the hommus as a side and it was served with plenty of pita!!! i definetly did not leave hungry! especially since we also got baklava for dessert which was amazing!!!!\n\ni will be back here very shortly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Had the \"Gambler's Special\" $7.77 steak and shrimp skewer with mashed potatoes and house or caesar salad three times cause our group was doing Vegas on a budget. No player's club card required.\n\nFor $7.77, the mash potatoes were delicious. Everything else was lack luster. Salad was salad. Shrimp skewer had three large shrimps that were a little heavy on the salt. The steak was never cooked right. I ordered medium rare every time and received medium, medium well, and well done instead. Since I could never track down our server and we had such a big group, I didn't waste my time trying to get them to correct it. \n\nIt can seem like a long wait since there's always people here, but the lines move quick. The servers are very good at refilling waters and running off as soon as possible before you can ask them for anything. \n\nNo longer doing the $9.99 AYCE prime rib. Sad face.\n\nOne star for the price. Another star for the convenience of it being available 24 hours. Oh, and the awesome mashed potatoes.


Great food.  Very clean.  If you have special dietary needs they are able to accommodate just ask nicely.  Try them you won't be diss appointed.


Before Cafe Bink the only reason I went to Carefree was to visit the Boulders Resort.    My only complaint about the resort was that there were a limited amount of great dining experiences within a stones throw, until Cafe Bink. \n\nThis is a must try if you are in the area.  Cafe Bink is a small restaurant and bar in the middle of strip mall.  The food that comes out of the kitchen is first class french bistro food taken up a notch.  The braised pork appetizer was to die for.  Juicy but not overly fatty with a maple glaze.  I had the crispy game hen which was their take on chicken and dumplings.  Perfectly done with a crisp exterior with a tender juicy interior.  My wife had their bolognese which was a kicked up bolognese sauce served with creamy polenta.  Also they we had a side of fries (their speciality) which came with all things truffled ketchup.  \n\nOVerall this is a great little oasis in the middle of the high dessert north of Scottsdale.  The portions are generous and the wait staff is knowledga\\ible, attentive and friendly.  The wine list is diverse with a lot of selections by the class.  Not just your chardonnay and cabernet line up!  I enjoyed an Argentine Pinot Noir from a vineyard that I never heard up.  It was marvelous. \n\nEnjoy.


The food is overpriced and so are the drinks. The atmosphere is not casual and the place is not very inviting. The hostess was not friendly and neither was the staff inside. I did not enjoy coming to this place and I don't think I'll be returning.


My review is based on the service.  I have always received great service from this location and have nothing to complain about. However, Taco Bell's quality of food is another story. If you have the extra couple bucks, get a real taco or burrito from Chipotle or Los Taquitos nearby. However, if you like cheap and tasteless food then this place is perfect for you. I only gave them a better rating because they have fast and quick service. The food quality is out of their control but I wouldn't give a business five stars solely on service.


I have never written a review on yelp EVER before...but this dining experience warranted one.  Also I have come to expect subpar service from Asian restaurants in general (in fact no service at all) but I have never experienced such a horrible experience than this \"Bumming Spit Hot Shit\".  Initially, the food was decent and actually quite flavorful, besides the fact I ordered the lamb hot pot with a 5 spice level, it tasted like Kimchi.  I believe they reuse the leftover soups and sauces.  My significant other and I were seated quickly enough, most likely because the restaurant was COMPLETELY empty on a cold winter evening. I can now see why...all was well until the end. Upon asking for a little to go container for the leftover dipping condiment, the lady/owner said they do not give containers for the sauces. Cilantro, spring onion, chili oil, etc costs next to nothing, yet alone the 0.02 cent container for the sauce. After the Kimchi flavor in my soup, I came to the realization they quite possibly DO reuse their soups and condiments.  I was so upset to waste the leftover sauce that I poured it into the teapot and filled it with my chopstick wrapper and napkin, so they will not be able to subject other patrons to endure their leftover reuse of product.  I sincerely hope this place doesn't last, next time I will go all the way to Henderson to have AYCE Chinese hotpot on Silverado and Maryland.  This place sucks! They need a lesson on sanitation, service, and business.  They just lost a major patron with huge retention potential...God help this establishment!  It is GROSS just thinking about the very REAL possibility they reuse product.


For the price at lunch I am not sure you can get much better.  The food is good to great.  The price is cheaper then Panda Express and it blows that out of the water.  I love the Sweet and Sour, and the Kung Pau.  They give you soup and a salad with your meal as well.


I ordered Pho dac biet and it phokin sucked!! Only thing that was decent was the eggrolls. Decor was nice but food thumbs down!


If your looking for a nice quite place to study or just read,\nDONT GO HERE!\nThis library prides itself on being North Scottsdale's after school daycare.\nSo noisey with kids running around the inside and outside, using it as a playground. Yes running, I can't tell you how many times I've had kids bolt out of nowhere nearly running into me or somebody else. Every kid talks on their cell phone as they lap around the inside of the whole building.\nOne time it was so loud I couldn't even think to myself so I packed my things and went to study behind closed doors, I was quickly escourted out and told to never go into one of the rooms ever again.\nI'm sorry, but you do realize I pay taxes right?


I had read Munch's review of Local Bar + Kitchen in the Post-Gazette.  He seemed indifferent to it, didn't hate the food but had some issues with the whole lack of \"local\" which I totally understand.  So when a Groupon became available I figured I'd take a chance.\n\nI often wonder if places like this read critics reviews.  In the case of Local Bar + Kitchen, it seems they did read what Munch had to say and did make some adjustments.  He wondered where exactly the pierogies made in McKees Rocks were from; the menu now clearly states that they are from Pierogies Plus.  Another one of Munch's criticisms was the lack of local brews; I can now say that they offer selections from both East End and Penn Brewery.  \n\nI went ahead and ordered up the pierogies as my appetizer and Big Steve's Meatloaf sandwich as my entree.  The sandwich was very tasty.  I really liked the spicy Heinz glaze.  The pierogies were amazing, of course, but when you start with perfection and add butter, you can't really mess that up.  My service was okay, however it did seem to take awhile for someone to initially take my drink order and then when my pierogie appetizer came out my sandwich followed about 30 seconds later.  When all was said and done, though, my drink was not included in my final bill.  I wasn't sure if it was an oversight or my waitress being nice, but either way I left a nice tip.\n\nOne random note: the bathrooms were very clean.  At least the women's room, anyway.  \n\nLocal Bar + Kitchen is a place I might try again, but it's not the best place to just go for food.  And not all the food is actually \"local.\"  The bar was hopping, though, and it stayed busy.  My suggestion would simply be to omit the word \"kitchen\" from the name of the establishment.  If it was only called \"Local Bar\" people would see the name as describing the place, not their offerings - leading to less confusion and disappointment in diners.


I have waited to give this place a second visit before writing a review, because the first visit (Jan 09) was so stellar that it was almost too good to be true. The second visit was a little more than a solid 3 star (especially when considering the price), so I think I'll be generous with the average and maybe give this place one more shot before moving on to other high-end dining in Las Vegas. \n\nIn fact, I was just in NYC last month, but I didn't even bother to call Rao's as I knew it was futile.....I was geared up for my trip to Las Vegas in the coming weeks.\n\nAs mentioned, the first visit was phenomenal. The service was almost too attentive, our waiter told us about the history of Rao's (I grew up in CT, kinda of knew, but not really), gave us an excellent rundown of the menu and allowed us to be unpretentious with our wine choices. Two of us were sat in a booth in a busy, but sociable room off to the left side. \n\nWe went for the full-bellied Italian order of the Mozzarella in Carrozza, arugula salad, veal parm (on the bone!), with the tomato and ham vodka cream pasta. Oh, and don't forget the meatballs and gravy..... \n\nAlthough we were in a food coma (need to upload picture to prove it), we enjoyed the meal and wine thoroughly (and dreamt about the meatballs for months). We couldn't wait to come again. \n\nOur next visit was in July 09. We had a Caesar's concierge make our reservations and dined at a more reasonable hour before 9pm. Although the house was packed, we had a very competent, but indifferent waiter who may have spent too many years in the business to add anything special to the experience. With no other guidance other than \"whataya want?\", we fumbled our way without an app (no recommendation, no order), warm white wine (I had face my trashy side and put ice cubes in the wine) an uninspiring salad, and somehow, the \"parm and balls\" just didn't hit the same high notes. After moving to red, we didn't even finish the bottle. \n\nMaybe it was the summer season, the heat taking it's toll, the down economy on Vegas, or something hidden, but the place didn't have the twinkle of that first visit. \n\nOh Rao's, if you want America to buy those sauces and pastas now found from Kroger to Shop Rite, you better give people a memorable experience in your carnival sized restaurant. \n\nAlas, I'll give it one more try, if I'm not broke off playing craps by the time dinner rolls around that evening....


Favorite Phoenix Area coffee spot and it is in the airport. :D\nSo happy there is more than Starbucks here. Sorry Starbucks, this is real coffee not adult milkshakes.


My rating is based on the entire restaurant experience.  We've ate here before, but this time for our first brunch here, we made reservations via Yelp's Make a Reservation feature through Open Table ONE Hour in advance. We showed up on time and the Hostesses \"clarified\" that we should have called and made it over the phone instead because it takes a few hours for the their system to even process. If this is thus restaurant's process, Leroy Fox (via Open Table) should not have allowed guests to book reservations near their desired meal time. Now we had to wait an EXTRA 20-30 minutes to be sat.  Completely disappointed in your \"reservation process\", Leroy Fox - Why even offer this Open Table online reservation to your guests to begin with of you are suggesting them to call Instead?


I really don't understand the hype. I've been going to Bacchanal the past couple of times I've been to Vegas but all my friends keep telling me to try Wicked Spoon. Sooooo, giving in to the peer pressure, I decided to make a visit on a Saturday at 2PM. \n\nMy first warning should have been that the place was pretty empty and lines nonexistent. I mean, I've been to Bacchanal on a TUESDAY at the same time and had to get a number to get back INTO line later. As I was walking through the stations, I noticed the appalling fact that there were so few selections! Even in the salad/seafood bar, there were barely any items to choose from compared to many other lower-end buffets in Vegas. \n\nPer Yelper suggestions, I tried the pork belly and the Mac 'n cheese to start, along with the compulsory sushi selections. The sushi was decent, the Mac 'n cheese bland, and the pork belly disappointing. I also had a chance to try some sirloin, prime rib, and thick-cut bacon. Everything was just ok - the beef was tough, dry, and extremely salty. Even the horseradish couldn't save it. The mashed potatoes and the jalape\u00f1o creamed corn was better than the meat selection unfortunately. The bone marrow was a unique dish but wasn't as delicious as I would've hoped. The steamed crab was good - I appreciated that they had this hot option, but they also didn't have any butter to dip the crab in. How... odd. The ramen was decent, but again, I appreciated that they had this selection and even offered up an egg with it. The dessert selection was again, both sparse and disappointing. Nothing tasted exceptionally delicious except for the gelato. The Thai tea gelato was really the savior of the night, just is really something quite sad to say for a buffet. \n\nService was attentive in the beginning but lacking towards the end of our meal. We asked for a Coke and was given Pepsi. It would've been better if they just told just they don't have Coke. \n\nOverall, I would STRONGLY suggest going to Bacchanal Buffet if you're looking for a higher-end buffet. Everything about Wicked Spoon was a wicked disappointment. :(


Came in for lunch and the place was pretty empty. I believe perhaps they were just opening. I ordered a BFM (Best Friday's Margarita) and the bartender made it with some love. I appreciated that. :-) For lunch I ordered the California Club with sweet potato fries. The food was very fresh. I assumed it was a hot sandwich but instead its a cold one. Not a deal breaker though. I really enjoyed it. It was cool too see the CIAA additions to the restaurant as I am solely in town for this event. Overall, the service was good and the food was good too..


Gina was great and I really enjoyed the service - thank you!!!!


Definitely one of my favorite grocery stores. Tons of vegetarian & vegan options. Lots of whole food based items. Lots of items focused on using healthy ingredients. They make lots of their own brand products, many of which are VERY good and delicious. We love their hummus.\n\nThe only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is that I can't always find every single item that I need there, as Trader Joe's is a smaller grocery store than most. This applies to their produce section as well, as I can't find a certain vegetable or other item I'm looking for there occasionally. Wish the store was even bigger and offered even more so that I could do all of my shopping there.


This place always runs out of items on the menu. I've ordered the chicken fried steak twice and it never comes with the fresh bread they advertise. In this visit alone I've heard the waitress tell two tables they didn't have baked potatoe or a breakfast item. Our waitress appeared lithargic and took a long cigarette break while all her tables waited on her and the cook. It was bad enough she didn't check up on her guest often enough. The team leader is no better. She's helped us twice before. Never smiles. its enough to make someone depressed. Luckly the food they have is great on an empty stomach. Love the unlimited hot coco. Avoid the water. Tastes like algee.


I didn't have high hopes for this place considering it's location, but if there's a vegan taco to be had, I'm going to try it. I had some sort of seitan taco and a veggie burrito combo. The taco was boring, served with just seitan, no vegetable to dress it up. The flavors were OK, but I've had way more exciting tacos. The burrito was big. That's about all you could say about it. It had stuff in it, but nothing very interesting. I was super hungry, so it was satisfying enough. The server will ask you if you want chips and salsa, say yes. It's $3 and the green is pretty good. Red was meh. The food aside, the wait staff seemed to have some serious issues. Everyone that worked there seemed to have been hired that afternoon. It was chaotic and an unnecessary amount of people were on the (tiny, tiny) dining room floor all at once. The girl \"in charge\" seemed to be about an inch away from a full blown panic attack, and there were only 6 tables. It was a bit stressful to watch.\n\nJust a warning - If you find reggae music just as unbearable as I do, be prepared. You will hear it here, obviously. I think this place has potential. They need to tweak some menu items, hire a competent waitstaff and purchase furniture that is more than 5 inches off the ground (seriously it feels like you are on the floor). Basically, if this place was another restaurant completely, it would be good. \n\nIt's BYOB though! And cheap! You park on the street and apparently you should make reservations on the weekends.


Tried this place for the first time on a Saturday last month and went back the very next day! Yes, It is that delicious!\n\nWithin our group we tried their stone crab, shrimp in garlic sauce, fried chicken, steak, macaroni and cheese, and roasted corn and if I could I would of tasted more! \n\nTheir service was also excellent and fast, and valet parking is free! (Gratuity still appreciated however). \n\nI cannot wait to go back!


Two stars might be a little low but I expected much more from Mr. Fox. We regularly visit many of his restaurants and Little Cleo's was a little disappointing. My wife and I ate dinner on a very busy Saturday night on the patio in July. Though the weather is no fault of Little Cleo's we were sweating nonstop through the whole meal until we finally decided to move inside to the bar. \n\nWe both elected for the summer special. Four courses and I had the wine pairing. The service was okay, the staff was friendly and really busy. The oysters and shrimp cocktail were good but nothing that you can't get anywhere else for half the price. The frog legs were good but I felt the novelty of them was the biggest selling point. Grilled octopus was really good. Loupe de mer was nice and the seafood boullabaise was as good as any I've ever had elsewhere. The wine pairing was overly priced and not that well paired. One came out 15 minutes before the course so I drank most of it by the time the food arrived. The other two pairings were fine but in hindsight I would have rather ordered one glass for the meal at half the price and less laborious. Our desserts were excellent. Beignets and buttermilk pie!\n\nOverall we felt like we were paying for the Fox brand. Next time we will go elsewhere for seafood but we still enjoy many other Fox concepts.


Worst of worst of worst of worst customer services ever.  Monopoly ISP here in champaign. I always pay my bill in time and I'm definitely a good customer. I chatted with a rep today and argued with him about the incorrect pricing info.  Before we came up to any resolution He shut my Internet down. WTFWTFWTF\n\nI would like to give a Negative five star if it's an option.


I'm not a huge pierogi fan but I couldn't shake off my craving for something doughy and cheesy so based on the reviews I decided to head over to S&D Polish Deli to try their pierogies.  I got 2 cheddar cheese/potato and 2 sauerkraut and mushroom.  Between the two I prefeerd the cheese/potato but I could see how depending on your mood and craving you might want to check out the sauerkraut and mushroom.\n\nAll of the pierogies tasted fresh and had a bit of that salty fried in butter taste, but it wasn't overpowering.  It was actually just right.  I wasn't a fan of the chives/parsley they put on top, but maybe that's something I'll need to remember for when I get my next pierogi craving.


This is like a cafeteria, no extravegant decor in the dining room or food display.  They did have some variety for brunch, including breakfast, lunch, pre-split crab legs, asian food, meats, and a nice dessert section.  However, it still felt like a cafeteria, it's not like the surrounding competition, kind of disappointing since they are the newest hotel, I guess I was just expecting a little more.  Especially the walls in the casino and through out the hotel was so intricate and unique...I just thought it would be a unique experience...turns out it wasn't that great and unfortunately I believe that other casinos have more to offer as far as buffets go.


Lunch in Las Vegas does not have the power element like most other cities as everyone is on vacation! Milo's on the other hand has become my favorite new lunch restaurant to eat and be seen. With an amazing prefix menu this is the spot to be.


We like the new location which is facing 40th street and Safeway. They keep it clean. People are attentive and I like the fact that I don't have to wait in line forever like at the post office. \n\nThey also save your old addresses that you have shipped to before so you don't have to give that info all over again if you send to the same place a lot.


Well, my husband and I LOVE culinary dropout ...they don't have one in Southern California yet that I know of but we usually make it a point to come here every time were in AZ. We visit family here and my husband works here so when we get the chance to come we always do. We have never been disappointed . I love the cheese platter- pretzel anything there- drinks are always spot on-. We spend usually 2-3 hours each time were there just drinking and eating till we can't move. We usually go mid day and a lot during the week which is why we've never hit a real busy time. Tonight well be going so it'll be our first nighttime visit. Can't wait - foods great and drinks are creative


Five stars for our neighbors to the North and this most impressive piece of architecture. I will agree with other people that it is showing age but the view is worth the ( bloated ) price as you'll never probably get to do it again. The stadium itself has not seen baseball in many years and one worker was proud to tell me that the stadium recently hosted an AC/DC concert ( which my wife and I chuckled at since they are yesterdays news ) but for the once in a lifetime chance to see Montreal from many angles, it was worth the experience.


Overpriced (duhhh...it's the Wynn) deli. All the usual suspects in deli-style sandwiches, for around $12 each (fries/side not included).\n\nThe gem here is the vegan burger! For $9 you basically get a vegan Happy Meal: a little gardein \"cheese\"burger that tastes/looks just like those little McDonald's burgers, a side of French fries, and a little chocolate shake. It's a filling meal, and alllll vegan....which is great for me, because I looooove me some milkshakes, but my inability to digest lactose normally makes them an ugly proposition!!!\n\nIt's not really gourmet foodie-food....but it's solidly good, for being vegan -- and the price is great. I will probably have this again!


Slow service, very small pour for overpriced wine.love the rustica pizza. i like to carry out garlic knots and a rustica from their tatum location. for some reason no garlic knots at the location on indian bend.


So I finally got to try this place after reading all the reviews and check-ins that my fellow yelpers had.\n\nUnfortunately, it really isn't the best buffet I have had. Nothing was horrible nor was anything super delicious. I just found that the cheapest and nothing ordinary type dishes are simply the best they had here. I suppose the drinks are pretty cool as drinks, beer, and wine are all included. They had ROOT BEER on tap! As a root beer lover, this also fell flat. It was just simply too sweet! You can make yourself a root beer float as the ice cream area is just right next to it.\n\nOther than that, I would say save your tummy and drive a little further to what we all refer to as the VEGAS STRIP. Oh, and one more thing, the line is super long. Good Luck!


AVOID THIS LOCATION!!!! And I'm not the first person to say this. Today was the third time I have received terrible service at this location. Usually they take a good 10 minutes to make my drink. Today it was only 2 min but the lady that took my order was rude and blunt. She never greeted me nor did she thank me. I thanked her for taking my order and she didn't even reply. And to top it all off my drink was only filled 2/3 of the way. Time to start going to a different location.


Good for breakfast and brunch. It is located in a rough part of the city. I recently moved closer to downtown so I drop by often. \n\nNova/lox sandwiches are my favorite. Be careful, Lox can get too salty (or was it the other way around??). You can get all your standard bagels. All of them freshly baked. Hash corned beef is very good. A side of them is big enough for 2. \n\nit is a good deli in that part of the city.  Not a world-class place  but good for Vegas and the best you can get in that area.


I've flown out of Mesa-Gateway Airport on Spirit Airlines to Dallas, TX for at least once a month since August and I have to say, Mesa Gateway is far better than Sky Harbor. Yes you have to pay for everything from bags to water, but the saying does apply for this airlines.. \"You get what you pay for\".\n\nI never pay for my bags, i pack light and bring a small backpack that can hold 3-4 days worth of clothes plus toiletries (pants, shirts, socks, underware, bra's) most of these items can be worn more than once so it makes no sense to pay $35 a bag for both flights. I also never pick the seat i want to seat in, they give you an option to make the selection random and to be honest, i don't care where i seat, especially since i don't have to pay that way. I've flown enough to know it really does not matter where you sit, it's still going to be some what uncomfortable. The only real gripe i have for this airlines is the fact that the seats don't go back. My flights are only 2 hrs long but due to the time when the flights leave, (12:55 am)  it would nice to be able to close my eyes for a little bit comfortably. I have invested in a Plane Pillow which works wonderfully no matter the seat I'm in. \n\nAll in all, if your cheap like me :) than you will appreciate this low cost airlines, especially paying between $75 - $150 for a round trip ticket (which is unheard of nowadays) \n\nHope this helps anyone out trying to decide if Spirit Airlines is the best way to go.\n\nShelly


Listen, if you know anything about donuts. This is the best in town. Not no commercially made crap. Made fresh everyday by the same person. If that's not dedication. I don't know what is. They sell out everyday then they close. That in my opinion means something also. Like I said best donuts in town hands down.


I had the fish tacos, hubby had a bacon cheeseburger, and the kids had corn dogs. The fish tacos were very tasty!


This location Rocks! The staff (both front and back of house) know what they are doing - which is very refreshing these days. Just wish it wasn't overrun w/ so many loud kids. Thanks Gilbert location for holding true to Pita Jungle's standards!


I've tried hummus and falafel at just about every place i can find that has it and Sababa's is EASILY the best.  Well, the falafel has a competitor in a place in CA i had once, but the hummus is seriously the best of the best of the best.\n\nOther than those, I think the only other thing I have tried is the beef kabobs... Pretty expensive, but also one of the best ever and well worth it.  \n\nMy only complaint with the place is the ordering/eating/paying system  - especially when it's busy.  That's the order - order first  at the counter (which can be a little chaotic), then go sit and eat at a table, then pay at the register.  \n\nSo the flow is a little awkward, but not enough to give it less than 5 stars for the best hummus, falafel, and kabobs, i've ever had on a consistent basis for the 4+ years we've been going there.


Very minimal selection. Small seating area. Not many bikes either - mainly Felt. If you want coffee go to a real coffeehouse. If you want bikes go to a bike house.


The only reason i became a duke o  this fantastic sams is the fact that i had to go here 3 times to get my freaking haircut fix. Patricia is the worst ever on cutting hair.  I can go and gice you 5 reasons why not to come here but theres only 1 big reason you should not ever step into this barbershop- Patricia. I can show you all the pictures of the uneven haircut that i have to deal with because of her. After 3 tries of getting them fix it. I have given up. Even the other person who tried to fix my hair said \"just let it grow.\" What the ??? Really?!! I came in to get a haircut not a disaster. Check pictures to see how bad the cuts are. Oh it started to be a simple faux hawk. It turned out to be this way


Glittering lights. For $20 per car (a donation for Speedway Children Charities), you tune to 101.5 FM, turn off the headlights and look at the lights.The lights are pretty, but it's the same every year. There's really no theme or rhyme and reason. I really wish they would do something different. There's tons of advertisements aka sponsors names everywhere.  \n\nDefinitely pretty and worth doing if you have little ones. Otherwise, it is short drive through pretty light lane.


They really struggled trying to understand how to make French style eggs done well.  If you ask for eggs crispy on the outside with the inside lightly cooked, they give you eggs over hard, I needed them over well.  They occasionally get it right.  Having eaten here enough times to tell you, I had to explain it every time to a new person and got a different result each time.  So make sure you need eggs fairly basic styles here, then they can't mess it up.  Nothing fancy here.


Let me preface this by saying that I've never been a big fan of chain Mexican restaurants. My sister loves Macayo's for some mysterious reason, and I decided to play along since we had relatives visiting from out of state.\n\nThe decor is nauseating. It feels like they took the most obnoxious colors they could find and ratcheted it up on the scale of tacky. However, we came to eat, so who cares what color the walls are?\n\nThe salsa is thin, but tolerable. Nothing special, but I'm always a fan of bottomless chips, so I'll take it.\n\nEveryone else seemed to like their food. I ordered tamales with green sauce. Unfortunately, the first time it came with their \"Baja sauce,\" which our waitress informed us is cream cheese, heavy whipping cream and jalape\u00f1o juice. She quickly took it back and brought out my correct order. Much to my surprise, green sauce is just red sauce with green chiles in it. At this point, I had fallen behind enough that I scraped most of the sauce to the side and ate my lunch. The tamales had a nice fluffy texture, but the sauce was not what I had in mind.\n\nOur waitress did handle my sending back the order without any fuss. She was gracious and attentive, so for that I'm adding in an extra star.


The food is great however...The staff has problems with communication skills. First you can spend 30 bucks in their. And they will give u a tiny cup of water. What am I to do with this like...I'm thirsty not trying to brush my teeth.\nTheir rude staff sucks big time! We are in Nevada if I spend money why not give a nice size cup of water its a desert out their. They seem to look down on you because you don't want a soda. But I just spent 30 bucks ugh! Now I have to spend 2 more bucks for water. lol Last I checked tap water is free. Its not as if they give you bottle water. Also I asked if the pudding is made from scratch. I was told yes. So I bought the pudding. However when I got home I could not believe my eyes. The pudding was box made. I Deceive you not people. \nSo I jumped back into my SUV and ran back across town to gritz. I was met by the same older lady who had lied to my face. OMG you think you can trust someone thats old enough to be your grand mother. \nUgh! but anyway when I told her why I was back and that I wanted a refund she gave a piss poor excuse as to why she deceived me. She said I think of gritz cafe as my home so I used box pudding and to me thats home made. \nI replied only a person who cant cook would give an excuse such as this. Gas is not cheap and you lady just are a pure liar. She wasted my time and money. If I return I will only be getting catfish and maybe chicken I have had both those dishes and they were great.


I bought a pump housing off eBay that happened to come from Perry's.  I chose to have it shipped despite being in town because the $7.00 shipping charge was very reasonable and cheaper than the gas it would take driving.\n\nAs it turned out, we had order the wrong part.  My husband called the store and they said they would exchange it no problem.  I drove there the next Saturday and the exchange was quick and easy.  He even charged me the internet price on the correct part so the difference was just a couple of dollars.  \n\nThe store was pretty busy and judging by the stock of pumps and parts in the back it looks like they do a pretty good volume.  We are due probably for a whole new pump soon and I will definitely look to Perry's before anyone else.


I write this with a heavy heart. Everything was fine. But Bed Bugs attacked me :-(. And I am no Diva but this made me sad!!!!! Anyway to sanitize beds???? Otherwise A ok.


I'm pretty much as carnivorous as a T-Rex but my girlfriend is a Vegetarian...a combination which sometimes makes it hard for us to find a restaurant that has something for us both.  We also like to try places that are 'different' as well.  That's why when we randomly wandered in to Cornish Pastry Company we were definitely happy and surprised.  First off, the place has an hole-in-the-wall feel to it, definitely a cool Blue Collar working Pub atmosphere that seemed unique and not kitschy.  The menu has so many delicious options too...plenty of meat filled pockets for me and Veggie options for her and each meal is definitely filling.  I had never had a Cornish Pastry before and the little bit of British history on the menu added to the experience.  The Pastries are pretty much like giant Hot Pockets...but giant hot pockets like your grandma would make if she made giant hot pockets..IE: delicious, filling, natural, and did I say delicious? stuffed with all kinds of meat, veggies, mashed potatoes, spices, etc.  Definitely try it!


Its ok. The women at the desks seem to always be very busy. But the 2 different Optometrist that I've spoken to me have always been really nice. Also he pronounced my name correctly and even showed off some of his Spanish speaking skills. Impressive\nPros: Optometrist\nCons: Front Desk


Always good and great lunch specials.


Just drove down from I-17 and Carefree Hwy to pickup some donuts for my son's birthday.  There was a new donut shop around the corner from my house but I've always loved Dunkin' Donuts and didn't mind the extra drive.  When I got home and opened the box I noticed immediately that the donuts looked old.  When I bit into one I had confirmation.  I can't believe that they would sell these things!  The donuts were hard and shriveled up.  The frosting tasted old and didn't cover much of the donuts.  I ordered a dozen donuts and they were all like this.  Will never be back here.  We also ordered breakfast sandwiches and the flatbread and muffins were cold and stale tasting.  The only plus was that the drive-through was fast and the service friendly.  What a bummer.


Folks, I will say it (write it) again; this place is AMAZING! The service is top-notch. Excellent food, atmosphere and ambience. Always a great, romantic time. Very professionally ran, the staff is great and establishment is modern and clean. HIGHLY recommended! Sexy...


O M G!! \n\nSo today our main guy called in sick so we had to bring in another person who could fulfill his duties. It sounds impressive, but it's just a really cool title. So, anyway, this other guy, Patrick, decided to buy us all lunch on his corporate card. While I'm not one to take advantage of the company's hospitality, I was more than willing to forgo the Curry Chicken Sandwich I've had the past two time (flippin'' out of this world for a sandwich, with the bread slightly on the dry side but no soggies is a good thing) and opt for the calzone. Please, someone kick me in the nuts! Even though I had to wait an hour for my allotted lunch time and the calzone wasn't at its optimal temperature, I swear I leaked just a little during my first three bites. Oddly enough, I opted for the veggie version of this Italian classic which surprised one of my coworkers significantly--she thinks she's converting me to the meatless way of life but have I a different story to tell. Sun-dried tomatoes and artichokes melded with my roasted garlic sauce and mozzarella and ricotta cheese [in all fairness, I think the ricotta was added in error but I'm not complaining!]. While I'd normally take 45 minutes to finish any meal at work, this sucker was gone in under 15 minutes. :sigh: I almost needed a cigarette after that experience. Thank you, z-pizza, for allowing me to experience at work what only the bravest of souls have already--an orgasm.


Great food, fun atmosphere, and the service is excellent! Great for a special occasion, just don't forget to come hungry.


Came here I believe the night before Christmas. It was Super packed! Not only this restaurant but the whole plaza! No parking, plus all the crazy angry Asian drivers.\n\nThe sat us at a table by the entrance, so while we were eating people were standing by us waiting and just looking which is SUPER awkward. The tea cup and spoons were not washed thoroughly. They had some weird stuff on them. They were also hosting a party in one of their side rooms which is annoying because they reserved the room on a really busy night. Which meant that they got to enjoy themselves and not really have to wait when everyone else were crammed in the main room.\n\nI would have given this place two stars, but I understand that it was super busy and that they were doing their best. I felt bad for one of the service people because she was kind of old and she was running back and forth trying to service everyone.\n\nThe food was ok for me but my parents love how the food taste, but they don't really know how to eat.


I've used Danny's for years, in fact I did work for the company for a number of years also, so I supported their business until a recent event that I will never do business with them again! \n\n  To my fellow Arizonians, the guys at first take in are on commissions, so they will sell you the moon, guarantees, refunds, whatever to get you to sign, once the sell is complete, you are stuck & Ted @ corporate can't remember one conversation from the next, so obviously there is a lot of complaints, I got nailed for 200 bucks written right on my ticket, but the sales receipt says \"All sales are final\", drive past this place, bad news, read the reviews. \n\n  In final, the workers in my vehicle vacuumed up all my loose change in my ashtray & daily they split up everything at the end of the day as tip money. Ted, management, whoever deny or make shotty excuses & it is at the consumers risk to use them. Do yourself a favor & go elsewhere. The 200 charge I got stuck with (a full detail) I gave it away, I'll never use them again!


Yummy, yummy, yummy!  My family and I have been eating at Carolina's for about 12 years now.  It is truly delicious mexican food.  They have the best beans, tortillas and enchilada sauce in town!  I cannot get enough of their food.  My favorite meal is a bean & cheese burrito enchilda style with a butter tortilla on the side.  Try it, I promise you will thank me.  \n\nThis place is streaming with professional business people, police officers, firemen, construction workers and everyone in between.  The line is sometimes out the door on weekday lunch hour.  It is actually better to pre-call your order in, although the pick-up line can also pretty long at the lunch hour.  \n\nThe only reason I am giving the restaurant 4 stars is due to the location and building's interior/exterior.  It is in a pretty poor neighborhood in a crumbling building.  But hey...maybe that add's to the authentic appeal?  Another Carolina's recently opened up on Cactus & Cave Creek, same food but much nicer location.  \n\nAs an addendum to this review the food is definitely 5 stars - it is that good!  Try it!


A little expensive but I was in a bit of a hurry so settled for something convenient over price. Service was ok, albeit somewhat awkward. \n\nThere are cheaper ones I he area but the one I checked before was closed when I needed them, so this place was not only convenient but available. Good enough in a pinch.


The pasta was great! A friend had the sandwich and it was eh. But the worst part was that the tables are bolted to the floor!!! So our party of 7 could all sit together because there wasn't a table large enough to accommodate!


Wish I could give 3.5 but I'll round up just bc the lady taking our order at the bar was nice and patient with us ordering. Came in here just looking for something to eat on the way back to the hotel and ordered the Royale with cheese, and it was cheesy goodness! The caramelized onions made it that much better. I would order this burger again although if I had to choose I'd go to Gordon Ramsay's BURGR at PH. The burger there was slightly better there to me.


Been here about three times. The decor is nice and simple. The first time I really liked it but the second and third time was a completely different scene, whole bunch of hipsters and a lot of my guy friends complained about the girl selection lmao Drinks are a little pricier than normal but nothing compared to a club. The rooftop is nice if it doesn't take 30 minutes standing in line to get up there but their selection of music became very random and we have basically stopped going here.


Long wait but it is worth it, \n\nI went here on my bday with my family, All 5 of us ordered something different and everything was delicious. My personal favorite are the red velvet pancakes and fried adobo rice. \n\nand there is  a cute boy that works there.\nanother reason why it's my favorite breakfast place :)


This place is amazing! Generous portions and a great price! Service is okay, not the best but I def keep coming back because of the food!


Just sad\nOrdered online paid on line when I arrived at the pick up time they told me that their fax machine ran out of paper and they did not get my order\n\nI am now sitting in the dining room writing this review on my phone \n\nNo attempt to make this right \n\nI hope the pizza is good


this place is good for family,  The price is right and they serve good beer.  The food is pretty good four stars are for the service.  I don't like looking over at the kitchen and seeing the cooks eat food while they are cooking so that is why they get one star deduction


I ordered General Tsao's chicken, fried rice, egg rolls, and egg drop soup. The portions were generous, and everything was fresh. The General's chicken had just enough vegetables, and sauce. The egg rolls were crispy, and tasted like they had just rolled them. The fried rice tasted made to order as well. Will definitely be a regular customer.


A nice place for a quick business lunch in Fort Mill or just a quick drive up from Rock Hill. \nGrouper is always nice as is the southern style crab cakes.\n\nService is always pleasant and friendly and have taken the daughter in for a lunch and they are definitely kid friendly.


Unfortunately, I have not had much of a great experience with this doctor. I came in to get my labs completed as a requirement for graduate school. At the appointment, I brought in the paper that listed the labs to be completed. When the results came back a few labs that were required on the documentation were missing. I understand that these things do happen, so I returned to the office to see about doing another test to obtain these values. When I met with the doctor he asked me why I did not mention this before and to not assume that these labs should be completed, even though the documentation provided initially asked for these values. I was dismissed with him telling me \"I was wasting his time\" as he wrote an order for me to complete the labs elsewhere. I do understand that these mistakes do happen, but did not expect the doctor to tell me I was wasting his time as I did not come to blame him for his mistakes, but was met with defensiveness anyway. Other times he has been kind and has was helpful with answers, so I was not expecting this on my return visit.


Excellent food!! I had the salmon and it was perfect.  I can tell why Bobby Flay is famous. I will be back for more on my next trip to Vegas.


Very impressed with this hotel. First time here and I must say this place is incredible.


Had lunch here today. At best, it's alright. I wouldn't want to rush back here anytime soon though. Typical American food (check), loud atmosphere (check), average waiters (check).


Love this resort.  It's about as as nice a location as you can get in the Phoenix metro area.  Visited the resort and had massages and manicures at the Joya spa.  Wow, what a great way to spend the afternoon.  If you go make sure to spend some time at the pool area the views are amazing and so relaxing.


We had bottle service at this club and our table was a lot smaller, the room we were put in was the house music room, we were stuck next to some older geezers, but they were nice, but we did have our own bodyguard, that looked like Big's older brother, from the show Rob & Big.\n\nThank god they changed the music half way thru the night! Well, I was too tipsy to mind, but it helped the ambiance and the mood. \n\nOther than that, getting in was a breeze, but if you don't know anyone to hook it up for you, it seriously looked like a \"cattle call\" outside. The lines were a mess and you have no idea where to go.\n\nThe main dance room was playing some great music, from the 80's, 90's and that was an added touch. I would rather go to Tao or Tryst though.


because i'm a semi-health freak, i thought i would love this place.. but i was sadly disappointed.\n\nwe tried three dishes and shared amongst three people\n\neach dish sounded completely different, but they all essentially tasted so very similar!\nall were.. decent? good? but not super flavorful or delicious\n\nthe pad thai: didn't really have the thai flavors i thought it would have\ngaia's treasure: the best part was the side salad \ntaco salad: it was alright\n\noverall, everything was alright but definitely not what i was expecting. all dishes had the same flavor throughout.\n\nthe breakfast/brunch sounds good though! the fig, almond butter, peanut butter, etc sounds awesome!


I was in need of gas and I kept passing places that just seemed too expensive (in the NW area), I don't live on the NW side of town so I was unsure of where to go. Luckily this station was much cheaper and convenient to where I was going. I will use this place for gas if I'm in the area in need of a fill up again.


I would have given this place a three but they redeemed themselves in their ability to correct a problem with their food.  A friend mine ordered the menudo and it was very salty. The waiter quickly corrected the problem to my friend's satisfaction. In the past the menudo here has been great. I think this was just a bad day for the menudo.  Every other dish ordered that day was good.  Be warned this place is not in the best area of Las Vegas so if you go late at night just be aware of your surroundings. I will definitely keep Dona Maria Tamales on my list of places to eat when I go to Vegas. Its not gourmet but it definitely satisfies my taste for good mexican food.


I love their Chai frost with whipped cream...\n\nHaving said that, it's a cozy coffeehouse with dim lighting, and a warm atmosphere.\n\nHey if you really want to get cozier then bring a pillow and a blanket. :)\n\nThe service is quick which is good, and fun to watch. In the summer when it's super hot outside they'll have the misters going which keep things nice and cool.\n\nOverall it's a good place to sit down and have a cup of coffee.


We came to look at 3 different vehicles.  One being a car my husband announced he would never drive, much less buy.  Okay then, expect a much larger car payment dude.  The second vehicle was out of stock.  So we looked at the third.\n\nSalesman was supposedly a retired Jersey cop...gruff I guess you could say.  Tried to tell me I wouldn't want the vehicle they didn't have...uh, look out front, I'm driving one.  Pulled all the usual stops like asking me what kind of payment I was looking for, etc.  I especially liked that he lit a cigarette in front of us outside.\n\nBut my favorite part, worthy of an extra star was this:\n\nHim:  \"So what else are you looking at?\"\nMe:  \"a Volkswagen\"\nHim:  \"Oh God (grabs his face in his hands), why the hell would you want that?  Those people can't even fight a war.\"


Food was tasty. Service was SLOW.\n\nI have been back twice since this dinner, and my two-star review stands.  The food is no doubt good.  However the wait time is extremely lacking and will make me consider other establishment in the future.


If you want to have the worst pool experience ever then this is the pool for you!  We went on Saturday around 11 am, and the water was already murky and gross looking.  Plus its super small, and I am sick of snobs who think they are too cool. Plus to top it all off the bartender mixed up our credit card with the only other person at the bar who just happened to have the same looking card!  We were left without a debit card for the rest of the trip, and when we tried to get it resolved the people that work her are the most incompetent people we have ever met! Never again!


I've been here twice. The first time, we sat at the bar and had a great time. It might have just been the novelty of the place (and the fact that it had been a while since I had sushi), but my girlfriend and I had a blast, even though the service was slow.\n\nThe second time (most recent trip to Vegas), we sat at the regular tables. Water/food/any service was VERY slow. It took a while for us to order anything because of the slow service. Also, we had a hard time picking what kind of rolls we wanted because the novelty had worn off this time around. Great names for the rolls, but that's pretty much it.\n\nWe've decided that there's no need to come back to this place. Lines are long, service is slow, and the food is just mediocre. There are so many restaurants to try on and off the Strip that I don't see a need to re-visit a mediocre spot.


There are no \"sandwich artisans\" here, just friendly people who care about what they put across their counter.  If you are looking for a place where you are served with a smile by people who really take pride in their work, then this place is for you.  The bread is great and the sandwiches taste like they should.  This is a great kept secret in town and it's too bad.  They could compete with any of the chain locations.  It has an old school neighborhood feel and you can't get away from the charming staff.  This is a family run joint with a family feel.  If I want to get a bite at a place with character, this is where I go.  \nDo yourself a favor and get the roast beef sandwich.  You will thank yourself for it.


**BUYER BEWARE** MARQUEE WILL SCAM YOU!!!!!\n\nReed Reygadas, I hope you read this! The VIP host staff CANNOT be trusted. \n\nI had been in contact with the Marquee VIP host staff, specifically Reed Reygadas (a senior VIP host), about planning for a INDOOR table at Marquee last Friday for my bachelor party. This was to be one of the most epic nights of my life. I had spent a few other nights at Marquee and knew the potential party they could throw. Reed had verified that I had a reservation for an INDOOR table that evening for my group. I had been in contact with Reed several times during the day via text message.\n\nWhen I arrived, the host assigned to us informed us that we would be moved out to the outdoor cabanas at the same price as an indoor cabana. The temperature had dropped to about 55 degrees and there were 30 mph winds outside due to the changing weather and location of the club on top of the building. This is obviously totally unacceptable. \n\nThey then offered to drop the price slightly... I told them that there was no price in which I would take a table that was in the middle of a hurricane. They told me that I had to decide whether to take the table or not in 2 minutes or we would be asked to leave. They informed me that they could not offer to let us stay in the club, despite them changing things on us. \n\nTheir rationale for the change was that all tables are based on demand. Then WHAT THE F IS A RESERVATION FOR!?!?!? \n\nThere was no mention of tables being subject to change before arrival, only after we had entered the club. Not even an indication that things might change via text message during the day when I had communicated with Mr. Reygadas. This was clearly a case of people with outside cabanas wanting to move indoors and willing to pay top dollar to do so. We were not even given the opportunity to pay more for an indoor table (I wouldn't have). \n\nAfter much arguing, they approved to let us stay in the club but would charge us $50 cover per person. \n\nThese individuals completely ruined my huge, once in a lifetime evening because of their greed and shady practices.\n\nOH AND ONE MORE THING. I had just got done spending well over $2000 at their sister club, Tao, the evening before. And this is how they treat me? \n\nAll in all, my friends and I have probably spent in excess of $20k at the Marquee and Tao establishments. \n\nThis is how they treat people. \n\nDO NOT MAKE ANY PLANS THAT RELY ON THE VIP STAFF AT MARQUEE NIGHT CLUB. \n\nThank you for ruining my trip, Mr. Greed Reygadas... this was the worst experience I've ever had in Las Vegas. You all should be ashamed of yourselves for undertaking such deceptive practices. You all are grossing plenty of revenue every single night... you don't need to take advantage of people who are ready and willing to spend ungodly amounts of money at your establishment. \n\nI can assure you that you have lost plenty of future business from me. I cannot have that night back and there is nothing you can do to give it back to me. You should be absolutely ashamed of yourselves.\n\nIf any of you reading this review have any self respect, do not give your money to these greedy heartless individuals.


THE BEST WINGS YOU WILL EVER EAT! EVER!  \n\nThey are so incredibly good they melt in your mouth.  These owners are LITERALLY the inventors of the Honey Hot flavor that people are now enjoying all across the nation...  They're the original creators of Long Wong's, which since they left, they're not the same.. \n\nWings Express is bomb.  Their wings are smaller, cause they invest more in their flavor than their size, which I couldn't care less about.. Their wings are just so good.\nI love food, love it... And this place is rad.\n\nThe only downside is their location.  With all the scary people in that area, it kinda makes me not wanna go there as much...


Rude staff , our appointment was at 1:45 it is 3:21 and we are still here this is ridiculous never coming back


I want Yelp to establish some serious ground rules in regards to buffets.\n\nIf you're a woman and weigh less than 150 pounds and you're a man and you weigh less than 185 pounds, you are not allowed to write buffet reviews. Seriously. Maybe Yelp should include a \"Do you weigh less than 150/185 pounds\" as an additional business tip when it comes time to review buffets. Hating on a buffet because you because you don't like the general \"quality\" of the food is like a fat guy (like me) hating on a tapas restaurant because I don't like the \"quantity\" of the food. \n\nMaybe Yelp should include a \"Do you weigh more than 150/185 pounds\" as an additional tip if you eat at a tapas-style restaurant? \n\nEnough ranting. All I can say is that Golden Corral is a slightly more expensive, but higher quality (in terms of food) buffet than Hometown Buffet. I like Hometown's seating arrangement better with it's ample amount of booths whereas Golden Corral seems satisfied to be primarily tables to get the customer in and out. As with all buffets, only order water as a drink so you can chow down more and don't forget to bring cash to tip the bussers/drink servers because there's no option to tip at the register.


I usually come here for trivia. The food is actually really good. Typical bar food, but it tastes great. Prices are reasonable. Gluten-free options for the man. \n\nBeer selection used to be better. Substantially less cider than they had a year ago. \n\nStaff is always friendly. \n\nHipster crowd, but they found it before it was cool so let them stay.


I really liked the use of space and decorations.\n\nI also like the coupon that they give. \n\nI did not like the mediocre food. However, it IS a buffet and I did not expect too much from it.


Had lunch here with some people from work and as always its great.  The service was a little slow, but what isnt in Vegas.  \nI had the Grilled Shrimp Salad with a extra shrimp.  It was awesome.  The shrimp if full of flavor, and the salad had just the perfect amount of salad dressing on it.  Would recommend to anyone..


I take my car here every 3,000 miles for oil changes only. These guys will try to sell you everything you don't need for your car so be careful! I just print out my discount coupon, get my oil change and say thanks but no thanks to their list of suggestions i need to do to make my car safe. They will try to sell you things like fuel injection cleaner for $100($10 at O'Reilly), tell you your brake fluid is dirty by showing you a strip, same goes for power steering, and rear differential(DON'T DO IT! Total Scam.) If your car has under 150k miles, you have nothing to worry about. Those parts are sealed.If they tell you need a air filter or cabin filter, save the money and go down the street to O'Reilly (and no I don't work for O'Relly)


Bloom is a part of the Fox restaurant concepts and located in the upscale Gainey ranch area of Scottsdale. Went with a friend for a lazy Sunday lunch and sat in the outside patio. Though the view of the patio is just the srpawling parking lot of the shopping complex ,the nice weather in Phoenix made it enjoyable. \nThe menu looks very similar to one of its sister restaurants North (in Kierland Commons) . We had a glass of sangria which was nice and refreshing. My friend had the Tuna salad and I had the salmon. The food was good. Another similarity with North is the lovely butter they give with the bread (Though the butter at North is better, also we had to ask for the bread, it didnt come automaticallyas one would expect). \nA good experience.


Decided to try this restaurant after finding a Groupon deal. We ordered the medhu vada (lentil donut app), malai kofta (veggie dumplings), and malabar fish curry. Everything was delicious but the veggie dumplings were amazing! The sauce was perfectly spiced and super creamy. It was the best Indian dish I've ever had! I love Indian food and would say that of all the Indian restaurants I've tried in the Phoenix area,  this is the best!


Pretty decent pizza place. It's a good place to hold a kid's party. They've got some arcade games, but not quite as many as a place like Chuck E Cheese. Fortunately, the pizza is much better than Chuck E's. The Graziano Special is full of pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, onions, and bell peppers and the crust is thick and chewy. The Brooklyn style pizza is a thin cheese pizza that's great for toddlers. My two and a half year old loved it. This place may not be the best pizza joint in town, but it's respectable and fairly priced.\n\nThey've got specials on certain days of the week:\n- Monday: military, police, and fire department employees get 20% off their buffet\n- Tuesday: kids get half off the buffet with the purchase of one adult buffet\n- Wednesday: seniors get half off the buffet with the purchase of another senior's buffet


From best to worst. \nThis restaurant in very few months from being my favorite became really bad. Here's a message to mister DB: if you were sitting at my table last night you would have been furious. Nobody should let dishes like the ones at our table leaving the kitchen. I don't know who actually cooked our food last night but he/she has no business working with food.\nFew months ago I had the pasta there and it was pure perfection. Too good for words. What I had last night was gross. It was a blob of pure grease with a different pasta and the same ingredients of last time but totally un synced and because of the immense amount of fat in there was no way to taste anything but it. We ordered three portions of it and it was one worse than the other, so it wasn't just a bad dish. \nOur bad experience kept on going with the halibut that was dry, unflavored and the artichokes unbearable salty. \nThe sea bass itself was ok but the wild rice that came with it was pure salt. I think they dropped the whole salt container in it. Again whoever is in the kitchen doesn't even know how to order at a restaurant and he should be permanently banned from the restaurant business, there is no hope in redemption. \nThe two stars are given for the dessert. They were delicious and the pastry chef belongs in your place Mr Boulud. The Grand Marnier souffl\u00e9 was outstanding. The madeleines were delicate and delicious like few months back. I guess we will come back for dessert only. Unless you show up in Vegas sometimes and see what's going on in your restaurant. You might be terrified.


Never brought the fries we ordered,  waitress finally showed up after we had finished our burgers to ask how everything was, told her we never received our order, had to ask for them removed from bill. No offer for dessert not even an apology for the mess up


For a sushi buffet it was great. So many choices and whatever kind of sushi or sashimi you like, they have it. Tons of spicy tuna for those who love it including rolls, wrapped in seaweed, and placed over rice. The udon noodle station is awesome as well as the green tea ice cream. If you're looking for sushi on the strip, this is the place.


Brueggers was my DC area go-to for a yummy morning soft-wich or the post-lunch cookie break. I did a little dance when I saw it in the Biltmore area... everything is just as good as the E Street experience and the lunch sandwiches are pretty good if you are too lazy to walk across the street to the restaurants. Oh... and I recently discovered that their teas are really yummy too...


I had the \"Whatever Burger\" and it was Amazing! one of the best burgers I've ever had. and it is the reason that I give the place a high score. Its cramped with limited seating but that kinda adds to the character of the place. but our waitress was kinda lost and confused about the menu and drinks. and took her 20 min to bring a water.\n\nIt is very much worth going to if you have time!


Average food with an average menu


We got a free meal from the hotel so why not?\n\nWhile I haven't had a number of buffets in Vegas, those that I have had scored higher on the score cards. More The Buffet is the bottom of the wash barrel, worse than bath water. We came in during dinner and upon walking up to the register, was pretty surprised to see the $20 price tag. However, the yellow tinted lighting should have given me a the red flag. None of the food there is memorable, it's a self serve beverage station- I should've ordered alcohol, and we sat across two table that have not been bussed from the moment we arrived to the time we left. Imagine, stacks and stacks of plates with half eaten portions. Bleh.\n\nNext time, if there ever is one, I will have to exchange that offer for something more palatable like play credits or show tickets.\n\nNote: pay the extra $10 and go to another buffet.


I have been here twice while on business on that side of town. First-shortly after they opened, and then this past week. First of, cant they smell how it reakes in this place??? Im not so sure the firewood is helping the taste any. Also I had to order something else since they were out of hot dog buns......... Seriously dont bother, you will leave stinky and disappointed.


As Arizonans, we long to eat something that comes from the mysterious pools of water that surround the globe. Closest I've been to a pool of water bigger than my bathtub is Tempe Town Lake - where I sometime contemplate whether I should throw myself in because all we have is Red Lobster and ... yeah, that's it. \n\n Can't afford Joe's Crab Shack? Here's your plan B. \n\nI wasn't expecting much as it's in a empty-plaza and of all places, right next door to kid-germ infested Jambo. I went for Sunday dinner and asked for a table of two. The 2 hostess' at the front whose job is to just stand around and act like an extra on the set of Clueless told me that I had to wait until my entire party arrived. The place is only half-filled. I understand this policy at restaurants, but I'm just a party of 2 - not the freaking Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade coming through. \n\nWhen my friend finally did come, I stood in front of the 2 hostess' and we awkwardly stood there facing each other, until I realized that they weren't going to do anything until I spoke up. I was already annoyed about not being able to sit down in a half empty restaurant and now I'm speaking to robots?\n\nService is a little scattered. Servers are assigned tables but I feel like every server just walks around aimlessly. They often came up and asked us if we had already been helped 3 times each throughout the night. Every table had to wait a little while until they were even recognized as having just sat down with no menus or water. Kind of have to wave someone down and tell them what you need. Good thing they have flat screens all around to watch and pass the time.\n\nFood - Pretty good and prices aren't too shabby either. My friend ordered the clams and shrimp while I ordered Snow Crab legs. I was expecting small pieces of shrimp, but the sizes exceeded my expectation and were pretty big in my opinion. My friend had the trifecta and spiciness really is hit or miss. You could order medium and it'll feel like the depths of hell in your mouth and sometimes it's barely there. I ordered the garlic, which was pretty good and probably soaked with tons of butter, but mah belly doesn't mind some baby fat. Snow crab legs were of decent size too, not like the skinny anorexic crab legs you get at the casino buffet. Wish they came with sides instead of having to pay extra though. They ran out of utensils to help you with cracking, so the server gave me a rock. That was something new.\n\nAll in all, if you're wanting some seafood and a new experience while on a budget, come here. I'd rather save up my money and go to Joe's where I can get better service, more portions, and sides altogether for an extra 6 dollars. I'll come back again once more where hopefully, the service has improved. Ask for a marker and sign your name away on the wooden walls.


Made reservations for 3 people for the Sunday Morning brunch.  Looking at the reviews you should see a common thread, the food is good if sometimes inconsistent, the service in horrendous.  Not bad, really horrendous, as in stupendously  bad.  Bad in a way you really dont want to use the word bad, it deserves so much worse.\n\nWe showed up at 11:50 for our 12 o'clock reservation we then had the opportunity to stare at the reservation desk for 5 minutes because the woman who was supposed to be the hostess was nowhere to be found.  Finally got sat down as the hostess was talking on the phone while trying to seat us, oh such spectacular manners.  After being sat down bartender came and asked us if we would like drinks.  Explained that we would like the Champagne and Trifle special.  He left our iced tea showed up five minutes later.  Our server took our order of the Sampler Appetizer and brunch items and then wait began...the long long wait.  \n\nAfter waiting 25 minutes no sign of the bartender and someone we hadn't seen before brought out a salad...no sampler platter, but a salad...that no one ordered.  So I'm at 25 minutes no iced tea left, sitting on the patio thinking something to drink might be nice.  My favorite smarmy bartender walks by and I ask him about the champagne ordered almost 30 minutes prior.  \"Well you aren't qualified for that special\", now let's discount the fact that I spent six years in college so I'm generally able to read simple offers with no assistance.  My friendly bartender obviously was not that intelligent.  Explaining to him the offer and the fact that I did indeed qualify for it I would like it fulfilled he left, as he left I asked to speak to the manager.  7 minutes later out he comes...I of course still dont have the appetizer that was order over 30 minutes  earlier.  I get an apology and an excuse from him, I really wasn't in the mood for either.  The last thing I want to hear is \"Well I just got in\" a much more acceptable response would have been \"You should not have to deal with these kind of issues when choosing to dine here.  I will make sure that everything is taken care of for you.\"  That could have salvaged the entire meal.\n\nAt this point I just assumed that Mr \"I just got here\" Manager would make sure everything else was going to be smooth.  I overestimated his ability to run a restaurant.  My wife went without anything to drink for over 10 minutes.  We finally received our food 48 minutes after sitting down.  Not bad if we were ordering something more complex than a filet sandwich with greens or fish and chip sliders.  Of course the side of curry sauce I ordered could not be delivered with my meal.  Instead I waited another 7 minutes for that and they still managed to still charge me an extra dollar for a sauce for my cold fries.\n\nGenerally the theme for this meal was the food was ok, when it was delivered correctly.  The service in case I forgot to mention it....was horrid, I would use a different word that horrid if I could find one that would turn my stomach dealing with the complete incompetence I had to deal with.\n\nIf after reading this you choose to eat at English's Quintessentially Slow Gastro Pub (I stole the \"Quintessentially Slow\" part from a friend of mine who happens to be a genius) I hope your experience is better than mine because I'm fairly certain it could not be worse.  I forgot the cherry on top of this experience was the Bartender telling me taking care of drinks wasn't his job.\n\nUpdate- ** I have great respect for an organization that states \"Our goal is to provide the kind of unique and genuine sort of personal care and attention that our customers tell stories about\" That certainly was not my experience on Sunday as reflected in my review.  What also is not stated in that review is the spot note I received from the owner after reading my review.  Too often restaurants are way too quick to offer free drinks or meals to compensate for problems and layer apologies on top of that.  What I have found is sadly lacking is someone willing to take accountability of problems.  In this instance Jacob at English's has risen far above his peers.  Hopefully I will in the future have an opportunity to dine at English's and have an experience that I can \"tell stories about\"  At the least I am now convinced that at least one person at English's understands and has a passion for the food service industry.


Simply put...I've had better.  I ordered two meals with fried rice.  The rice contained hard pieces that were uneatable, yuck!  Crab ragoons had an imitation crab flavor and sadly to say, I think Panda Express does it better.


I really expected more from all the hype I'd heard surrounding this place. It's near my work and I'd heard their food was amazing. After visiting them 4 different times for business lunches and a birthday party, aside from some decent Fried pickles, you'll find nothing more than below average bar food and sandwiches. I would steer clear and ignore this overrated sentimental bar and grill.


Went here for breakfast because they were showing the Ram game. I like the abundance of big screen tvs in the place. There were so many tvs that they actually showed the Rams game in the corner. My fajita breakfast was pretty good. However, the waitress was slow, she put ice tea in our coffee, forgot to give us salsa and tortillas with the meal. I would go back to watch a football game, I would like to try the po' boy sandwich next time, I rarely see that on the menu outside of New Orleans. Next time I will prepare myself for the subpar service.


Room was ok...nothing special. Staff was nice. Parking garage was very spooky! Pools were not impressive to me. There is an adult store right across the street....weird & creepy. Very convenient location but I won't stay here again.


Just a solid neighborhood pub. Good atmosphere. Good English tap list. Didn't eat anything. Impressive selection of scotch. Was full 2pm on mon.


OVERPRICED.  There was a lot of furniture in the store and the owner was friendly enough.  But a lot of it was OUTDATED and overpriced. Most of it was in good to fair condition but I saw a white sleigh bed that was not in the best condition and they were charging as much as my daughter just bought hers for new.  And my daughter's bed was a better brand name and nicer.  After going there I figured I could find it cheaper through Craigslist or a yard sale.  I visited another consignment store an hour later and found much better deals.  I can't remember the name of it but it was in the Centennial shopping area.  Times are tough... who wants to pay this much for used and outdated furniture???


This gym is ok. I don't like that the cleaning people always seem to be in my way and yet nothing seems clean. The women's locker room is always disgusting. The gym itself seems to be a bit small and stuffy in my opinion. I wish it was a little wider and had more open space instead of all the cluttering of machines and equipment. The front desk girls seem to be clueless and are not the happiest girls. Except for like two of the girls, I think one of them is named Candice or Candy.


I love the atmosphere of this place. Total college hole in the wall, relatively authentic Nepalese food with great service. I had the wheat gluten dish, which was ok but too salty for my taste and overpriced. I think their tarkari is worth it and I wish I had gotten that instead.


Only reason why this is even a 2 is because I have eaten here before and the food is great. \n\nI have never had service like this before here... \nStarted off normally. Greeted at the door, seated... The restaurant was a little busy at a little before 10. We got drinks within a couple minutes of being seated... French press was delicious... and then the waiting... 5 minutes... 10 minutes... 15... I'm about done watching others get seated and orders taken... I watch the waitress put in orders... talk to the other staff... not even a look over to out table... Got up and left... Not what I expect from Postinos... I won't be returning to the central location again...


This only gets three stars cause the food is amazing! Other then great tasting food, place is very confusing. When you walk in there is a line that no one has any idea what line they are in. The first two are for tacos, but if you want a burrito or fish tacos you have to go to another line.  They tell you to go there but then you pass 10 people and I feel like I'm cutting everyone in line.\n\nEveryone stood and looked at each and was  like what line are we in? Once you get to that line your suppose to be in, they don't speak English.  I ordered a carne asade burrito, and they tried to give it to someone else. I told them that's mine and he said ohhhh, and had to open it, but looked at me weird cause he did not speak English!\n\nI would give them a 1 star but the food is amazing! Great prices too! Just really confusing.  We also came on a Tuesday night and damn if there wasent 50 kids running around up and down making a ton of noise!


Haven't had a bad thing on the menu yet.  And surprisingly authentic!  Must try for the phoenix area.  I'm a regular.


Big mall, with all the good shops just like down in H-town. Hollister and abercrombie. They even have the ABC store. You can buy like chips, drinks, and shirts and hats here. The mall is nice, and the convenience  that it was within walking distance of my hotel.


I had dinner here with a large business group and it was quite good.


Okay hands down favorite food place in the entire world!  It is more than heaven in your mouth! So many different flavors! I go to school right by it and go there everyday during my lunch break and is the best ! I recommend everyone to try and and they fall in love !


I have been going to Parkway for years. I really like the Parkway omelette. The service is always fast and friendly. What are you waiting for ?


We love Dr. Ramsey and his staff!! We found him 9 years ago when, as foster parents, we needed a dentist covered by our foster son's insurance. We loved the practice so much we transferred all of our children to his care and have been there ever since!! He is very thorough, and puts all of my children at ease. The staff is always so friendly and helpful, flexible and eager to serve! I have full confidence in Dr. Ramsey, Vicki, Gloria, and Cheri!!


Looked great online and decided to go in!! My friends and I were looking for somewhere fun and relaxing to go... Got to say I was pretty disappointed! Coals took forever and the sheesha was low quality! Went from fresh thick smoke to burnt in less then 5 minutes! Won't be coming here again!


The portion sizes and the food was amazing!!!!  I love this place.


I'm still craving this place and I had it a month ago. I've tried just about every AYCE sushi place in town and this one trumps them all. Just the variations and range of selection alone makes it a top choice. Everything was SO tasty except for maybe one tuna roll that was a little more fishy than I prefer. It didn't have a sauce with it so either the tuna wasn't as fresh as it should be or I'm used to rolls being covered with sauce to mask any fishiness. I always try a roll without dipping in soy or wasabi to taste it as it should be. I can say that all except for that one needed nothing additional, flavorful in their own right. However, their wasabi is fresh and legit. A little goes a long way, not like that genetic weak wasabi crap. Ambiance is comfortable and zen-ish. Service is good, fun, and friendly. I will be back many many times as this is now my AYCE spot! Just writing about it makes me so hungry!!


First, let me say that the customer service at the Sedona location is very good. The technician more than competent. She gets five stars.\n\nMy problem is with billing and the website. As we made payments, we never got a statement reflecting the payments even though my husband asked for corrected invoices. Also wrote two letters... No response. The invoice/Ascension were only on the site once and then disappeared. The results never showed up when we logged on. \n\nNow we are told it's going to collection and we'll have to make payment arrangements with the agency. But they don't know who the agency is or what their procedures are. Interesting because we've called three times and each time been told it's going to collection \"tomorrow\".


Solid threading boutique- map location on Yelp is wrong, it's not at Jones and Sahara but on Rainbow in the same shopping center as $3.99 shoes- next door to the ABC Dental.\n\nThey don't just thread here, but also do lashes and have a boutique section with jewelry and accessories- check in gets you something free, but I did not use it on my visit.\n\nEmployee was quiet but friendly, showed me the device they use here to hold the string instead of putting it in their mouths, and explained why they use it: more sanitary, lighter touch, etc.\n\nBrows were done in like three minutes flat. $11 is a bit higher than most to charge. Not sure I'll come back here specifically, but it's the closest to my house. Pain wasn't any more or less than I've experienced elsewhere.


We dropped our vehicle off Saturday to have them check why it sputters upon acceleration. They never called us back (after 3 calls to them) to let us know it was ready.  Monday afternoon they called and said  they \"jiggled some wires\" test drove it and they claimed it was fine, but if the check engine light comes on, bring it back. Not even 24 hours later it came on, we dropped it off Monday night and now it's Tuesday afternoon and not a single call from them.  Their communication clearly needs work, and after 2 whole days of having our car and not being able to find out what's wrong with it is unacceptable.  Even if they find out what's wrong with it before they close today, they will have to keep it another day or so to potentially fix what's wrong with it.  This would not have been such a rotten experience had they just kept us informed once, or even twice, even if to just say \"hey, we are still working on it and will call you\".  At this point, we are getting the vehicle and taking it elsewhere.  If you decide to go with Fletcher's, be prepared to have little to no communication about what's going on with your vehicle.


I truly love golds. Clean facility , friendly staff, and my favorite part : the cardio cinema ! Not to mention the wonderful personal trainers, namely Jamie. She is always friendly and motivating. I've learned so many great work outs that I can easily replicate at home. The prices are reasonable as well.


Today I decided to get in my car and try a new place for lunch. I was originally headed for La Paloma, but when I walked in all of the chairs were up on the tables. Having been in food service at one time I hate to go in right at closing so I decided to go elsewhere, though they assured me it was no problem. The time is 3:20. \n\nIn the same strip mall I spot Hamburger Haven. Their sign says OPEN, they have no hours posted, but there are people inside. I decide to try it out. I walk in to order and wait while another group gets its food then commences to ask for a bunch of little items that keep the guy busy running back and forth. He finally got around to asking me what I wanted. Not friendly, maybe a little annoyed. I order the food. I can see the guy cooking grumble in the back. I'm thinking to myself, \"what's so hard about a cheeseburger and onion rings?\" I am not feeling welcome. \n\nThe food came out. Not bad at all. Nothing great, fried stuff, but decent all the same. I'm sitting there eating, trying to tell myself the bad vibes are my imagination when a third guy appears behind the counter. He looks out at the people in the restaurant, frowns a little, then marches to the front door to flip off the OPEN sign. Ah, they were closed I guess. I suppose that is why the employees seemed annoyed. \n\nI have an idea for this place. If you want to close at a certain time post a sign with your hours. Also, remember to turn off the OPEN sign. Finally, if you don't want to serve someone just let them know. It will probably annoy them, but they might try you again in the future. With thousands of restaurants in the city life is too short to put up with an attitude of any kind.


I tried to use Google Translate to find out how to say \"Holy crap that was expensive\" in some Indian language but didn't have the option.\n\nI came here with a client yesterday for lunch. It was my second time a Tandoori Times, although this location was a new one. Its actually kind of tough to find... tucked away in a pretty large complex of businesses and restaurants.\n\nWe sat down and were greeted by a very nice waiter. We both ordered an Indian beer and asked for suggestions. He pointed a few out and we got to ordering.\n\nAppetizer was a Lamb Kabob (but they take out the stick before it is served). Just ground lamb with some saut\u00e9ed onions and peppers. It was accompanied by a few sauces. It was ok but certainly nothing earth shattering.\n\nThen we ordered two entrees he recommended. One was a shrimp dish with a reddish curry. The other was chicken vindaloo. Pretty much chicken with potatoes in a yellowish curry.\n\nHe also suggested we get some nan (a flat bread) and some rice, advising the dishes were family style.\n\nHope I don't sound to crabby, but the portions were crap. I was expecting it to be like a Chinese restaurant where you get a good portion to share. NOPE. The shrimp dish had a whopping 6 shrimp. For $14 bucks I expected much more than that, especially after teh family style/sharing comment. If I go to a Chinese place and get spicy shrimp they bring out a proper portion. \n\nSame with the chicken. Maybe 6 or 8 chunks of chicken with a little potatoes. Same story as above. Anywhere else and I'd get a mountain of chicken. Enough to share, right?!\n\nThe little bit of lamb was $13, plus they also charged for the nan and rice. $3 bucks each.\nAnyway, the food was definitely good, but when accompanied by a $67 bill (plus $13 tip), this was probably the smallest $80 meal I've had. Both my client and I could have eaten much more if allowed.\n\nSo I guess to sum it up. Good food but not at its price point. Those things have to line up to get a glowing review from this Yelper.\n\nHighly recommend it though if price isn't a big concern. Can't wait to have to explain to my boss why I'm expensing an $80 lunch for just me and one client at an Indian joint.


I've been to Ryu Sushi two times with my family since they opened, and both times we've all shared a pleasant evening. It may be because the nights we went were a bit slower, but we had great experiences nonetheless. \n\nThe food was fantastic and the portions were just enough. I've been to some places where the size of the steak or vegetables were unsatisfying, but this place did just great! I ordered the fish katsu and oh my goodness, the orange colored looking sauce is just fantastic. As for their sushi, I recommend the scallop dynamite and their Las Vegas roll - It's not your typical eel sauce on top, I believe it's some sort of sweet tangy 'n spicy sort of sauce.\n\nAs for the service, we were seated right away and everything else went smoothly. The only complaint I have is that it took awhile to get our bill...\nThe owner personally came by to talk to us too and was very friendly.  \n\nI will definitely be coming in more often


I have done business at 20/20 for several years now and have been very happy with the results.  Last month we had a problem with my new glasses and I could not get used to the lenses.  I went in for a follow-up, and it was decided that the lenses ordered were not correct.   A new eye exam was done and new lenses were ordered at no cost to me, and I received an apology from the eye Doc.  I was 'armed for bear' when I went in but left happy.  I will continue to use them.


Freddy's is a better-than-average fast-food restaurant.  The service is good, friendly, helpful, and consistent.  The steakburgers are good, as well as their frozen custard.  Food comes out in less than six minutes, usually.   It often gets crowded between 12-1.


it was small...and had a weird and winding \"descent\" into the main aquarium.  but it was quirky weird.  i still remember having fun here.  the price of admission ain't that bad...so its a good alternative to the other spendy things on the strip.  the only negative here is that it's located in the  endless cavern which is Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino...ugh...one of the ugliest and dullest casinos in the world.


If you want your fluffy gorgeous comforter to come back looking like a dingy, lumpy mess then take it here! The sign out front just says \"CLEANERS\" When bringing it in a guy clearly distracted by the soccer game was trying to get me out as quickly as he could so he could get back to watching.  When I showed him a stain I wanted removed he quickly brushed me off with \"sure, sure. Come tomorrow.\" I should've grabbled my blanket & left right then.  \nThe next day a young girl asked what my blanket looked like & if it was any laying by the door, I said no.  I showed her my ticket & she then asked me to look through the stack of blankets (WTH) I saw it at the bottom & she then handed me shirts that were on top. I explained the shirts weren't mine & she just shrugged it off & put them back. Not cool.  Once I got home I noticed taking it out of the bag it felt MUCH thinner. I set it on the bed to examine & sure enough all the filling was bunched together, color was completely off, stitching was frayed, there were extra stains that weren't there to begin with & it was as flat as could be.  We called & the girl said we would have to call after the weekend to talk to the manager. My husband went in & spoke with the manager who said he just followed the directions on the tag (riiiight) & that there wasn't anything he could do.  My husband told him that he should at least refund us the money of the cleaning which he finally agreed to.  Never taking my things here again! I will continue to make the drive to my usual place.