I rate it at a 3 only because there is still more to be seen once the construction of the other restaurants/shops is complete. However, from what I saw, this place is really nice and fancy. I loved the cute little village feel. It kind of reminded me of being somewhere in like Europe. I was impressed that they hold an indoor farmer's market every Saturday. I could see why they do it indoor...the heat of Las Vegas is scorching in the summer time.


Besides the gym, the mall is probably my second favorite place to get my exercise on. Well, that is before I sabotage it with carby goodness. The food court is filled with pitfalls waiting to snag it's next victim. Auntie Anne's would not be so bad until you see them brush a generous application of butter on top. \n\nWith such a critical opinion of their practice, why would I give them such a high rating? Sometimes counting calories and nitpicking is a buzz kill. The cinnamon sugar pretzel is the answer to a sweet tooth. The pepperoni twist is like having all crust with pieces of meat. Some of the more popular items are made ahead of time, but I was told it would take six minutes for mine. Maybe the pizza inspired bread does not sit well and I am glad to have it come out fresh.


Their deli sandwiches are great.  Service is very friendly: the deli workers seem determined to convert you to the Cult of Cured Meat and won't take no for an answer; the lady who mans (womans?) the checkout counter always has a smile and a kind word; and the guy behind the butcher counter is gruff, hilarious, and disturbingly good with a knife.  Prices are high, but hey, any area that has both an Eyetique *and* an Apple Store is going to be outrageously affluent (and so its shops are obviously going to be outrageously overpriced).\n\nThere's almost no parking to be had.  Most of the cars on Walnut seem to belong to people with too much money and too little competence behind the wheel.  So, if you value your life, come here on foot.  Then again, if you valued your life you probably wouldn't be eating their incredibly delicious (and incredibly high-calorie) sandwiches in the first place ...\n\nDuring our first year of marriage, my wife once wanted to make me pot roast for dinner, and so she came here to ask the butcher what cut of meat would be best.  He was so touched by this that he gave her the best he had.  Whenever I think of Shadyside Market & Deli, this is the first memory that comes up -- and it never fails to bring a smile to my face.


Worst service EVER!!  We had a party of 6 and made a reservation for 7:45. The restaurant asked us to push it back to 8:15. We weren't thrilled about that, but figured it wasn't a huge deal, we were not seated until 9pm. When we asked why such a long wait, they said they were overbooked, sorry but isn't that why you take a reservation? The wait staff was then slow and we didn't get out of there til after 11pm. I'll never go back.


First off, this is a show that I believe it depends on a persons individual expectations to decide how great this show is. Judge for yourself.\n\nNow, I am a die hard MJ fan through and through so I know my expectations. I was extremely excited to see this show up until it first began. Immediately, you can tell the production is completely low budget. If you are fine with that then you will love it. I, however; was distracted by some of the simple things like some of the cheap costumes. Also, a few of the background dancers were phenomenal, but others... how did they get the job? If you see the show there are two blond haired girls. One rocks and the other one falls completely flat. Then some were off beat and just not into it. Yet another distraction. \n\nI love cover bands so I can say the band did their job. They really played the music. I could have went just to hear them play. \n\nNow on to my main issue. The impersonator who played MJ made me uncomfortable. When I think of watching MJ himself, I think about standing on my feet the whole time feeling his energy. I felt this guy took his impersonation too far at times to a level of mockery. First of all, he looked like he belonged in The Mask with Jim Carey. People always say evil things about the real MJ's face, but this guy didn't even capture the MJ look. When I showed my daughter his picture, she immediately said he does not look like MJ. His face was clownish. Then his moves. While he is a great dancer, he is not the best MJ dancer I have ever saw. If you are impersonating him, do it all the way right. He made these nasty vomit faces and did some expressions MJ would never do. His pelvic thrust was all wrong LOL. He kept repeating a lot of the same dances like he didn't study Mike hard enough. He also mocked MJ by pretending to cry as MJ has in certain touching songs and then laughing about it. Like those moments were real from MJ so why start laughing? \n\nAnyway, to sum it up, if you are a real die hard MJ fan, certain things you may see will annoy you. If you just love the music, then this might be an awesome show to see. I would have preferred a show where normal people covered for him not this impersonator. Just dress like him, sing like him and dance his moves. All the extras were distractions.


After seeing a dead guy in front of Tao, we were a lil fucked up and got all bad vibes, freaked out, and headed back to our room at Palazzo. Came across Lavo; were able to bypass the line and went inside... \n\nIts nice, for a small club, its big on decor. The mosaic mirrored pieces everywhere and the catwalk with the faucets is pretty cool. \n\nSuper crowded. Not enough beautiful people, that's for sure. \n\nAnd I know I am probably in the minority for this: But I HATE what everyone is mixing these days, progressive house? Untz Untz, BOOM! \nI hate it I think it really sucks. No one can dance well to it, the go go chicks look a lil strange trying to rock to it. \n\nReally pissed me off in fact. \n\nTo almost every other review that complains about drink prices in a club in Vegas- you probably shouldn't be at a club in Vegas. Moronic complaint. \n\nNot impressed, maybe would go back if it happened to be easy and convenient.


Gucci and Louis Vuitton are right across from each other. Enough said.  Not that I actually walked away with a shopping bag from either (my logic of lower sales tax saves you $$ didn't work on the Mr.) but it's nice to know that both stores were so accessible! But aside from the obvious handbag mecca, all my favorite stores are under one roof: Anthropologie, Crate and Barrel, Nordstrom. And the advantage of the AZ heat is that it's all indoors. So while I wander the streets of downtown San Francisco in a jacket and knee-high boots in mid-July, I can shop the exact same stores in Scottsdale wearing flip-flops (makes a difference when trying on shoes) and not having to cross a single street! Yes, I will definitely be back and next time I'm leaving with a new handbag ;)


Had a cat emergency, told by local vet to go straight there this morning. Arrived 10 mins to 8am, vet had already left and was told they were closing. Their hours are posted as closing at 8. Receptionist called vet to see if she would come back and would not. What kind of emergency clinic is this??? I'm new to area too so it's not like I know where to go. Had to go across town to another clinic.


I was just here a few hours earlier today and I have to say that this is the worst experience I have ever had in a restaurant. The service was absolutely horrible. Our waitress barely spoke English and seemed to forget about us. She came and got our drink and food orders and we didn't see her until the food came. My drink was empty for about 15 minutes. I would of asked for a refill as she walked by except for the fact she disappeared  the entire time. The food at La Casa Blanca is okay however it's very overpriced. I wouldn't mind the price if the service was halfway decent. I've eaten here several times since I moved to Arizona but after today I really don't think I will ever go back.


Caught them fraudulently misrepresenting a product again, scamming if you like.\n\nAll that talk about subs put me in the mood for a good NY style hero and I decided to treat myself at D &D. The board said : \"Italian Hero\", french bread, provolone, Genoa salami, spicy cappicola (or maybe it was Brescaiola?), and PARMA prosciutto w/oil & balsamic $9.50.\n\nFirst thing I noticed was they didn't fold the meats, juts plopped them flat.\nThe second thing I noticed is there was not enough meat to fold it - which explained the first thing\nThe third thing I noticed was that I could not taste the Parma, so I take the sandwich apart and I find 1 slice of provolone, 4 of salami, two small of cappicola and one (1) slice of prosciutto, all of them super thin of course.  \n\nThat cappicola was OK, the Genoa was the domestic generic type which didn't surprise me, but what did was the Parma was NOT Parma. It was colorless, tasteless, looked like paper the sandwich was wrapped in, the cheapest of the domestic imitations IOWs. \n\nTHIS is what Parma prosciutto  looks like: bright pink : http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/09/Prosciutto_di_Parma_-_affettato2.jpg/640px-Prosciutto_di_Parma_-_affettato2.jpg\n\nI ate the transparent slice of prosciutto on its own and still could not taste any of it, you'd probably need a much thicker slice to get any flavor. \n\nI went back inside and checked the cold cut counter and sure enough not one of their 4 types of prosciutto on display looked anything like it. So what you get in a D&D sub is a thin portion of cheap domestic cold cuts pretending to be imported.\n\nI called the manager, he said he would talk to the chef about it (I smell bull) and refunded me. He also offered me a free lunch on the house which I turned down. I'm not looking for a freebie,  but when I buy a premium item I want to get what I paid for. Instead D&D mistook me for a sucker.


My roommate and I decided to get pedicures on our vacation.  We tried to look up some locations and prices. We couldn't find many places that listed prices but ran across great reviews for the Qua Spa at Cesaer's on yelp and decided to make an appointment. It turns out that Qua is the spa and Color is the salon. We were a little disappointed because we wanted to see what Qua was like.\n\nWe were lead in and given mimosas. The place is very bright white and has a lot of marble. Allyn did my pedicure and was really nice and easy to talk to. The chairs have a great rolling massage option which was better than the typical vibrating chair massage. They also played fun top 40's which my roommate and I bopped along too as we joked around with our pedicurists. Allyn did slough off slightly too much skin because my toe had a tiny trickle of blood ( it's not her fault though, my feet are bone dry and prone to cracking, it also didn't hurt at all). Overall, it was a great experience. The only downside was the price- $100 for just a pedicure, but we figured we were on vacation in Vegas and just shrugged it off!


We had the best Thanksgiving dinner at Arizona Charlie's buffet!  Fabulous stuffing, real mashed potatoe, great desserts!  No mess to clean up at home!  Thank you for working on this holiday and for making such good food!


Their employees are extremly rude.  Unfortunately, I did not catch her name - But\nWhen we first approached, she rudely told us to go to the kiosk as she\n\"just got there and wasnt ready\" - After going to the kiosk, and it not\naccepting us, we went to her counter and she said \"well if it rejected you\nthen I cant help you\"  I asked her to try it again, and she agreed finally\nafter rudely asking me if I \"was even old enough to drive\"  Mind you, Im 24\nyears old.\n\nEven after she printed our confirmation, and I told her that she was being\nrude, she stated - \"Well I just got here so I dont know what you expect\nfrom me\"  That's not an apology, just more of a \"too bad.\"\n\nShe was extremly rude, and acting as if doing her basic job was a problem.\nJust to mention, there were no other customers in line or at the counter we\nwere the only ones so she wasnt even busy..\n\nFrankly, the ONLY reason we continued with Hertz and didnt go to one of the\nother 20 companies was Hertz deposit was lower than the rest.  Had the\ndeposits matched elsewhere we surely would of went elsewhere based soley\non the employees attitude.


This place is expensive, the back deck is still being worked on, it's non smoking, it's always crowded with a very strange crown, and no one there is very friendly.  My frist experience there, the food was bad, my waitress was completely RUDE (she spent the evening ignoring our table of 8 people, and couldn't even get our drink orders earlier than 30 min after we sat down).  It's over priced, over hyped, and completely boring.


First off, I'm not sure why this place is getting so many bad reviews. (I booked this reservation online and gave my last name, credit card, and driver's license when checking in)\n\nRoyal Resort is located on Convention Center Drive which is across the street from Circus Circus and under the shadow of the Encore Tower. With a location like this, you will probably be driving to get to where you need to go on the Strip.\n\nWhile Royal Resort will provide you with a parking permit, the parking behind the back of the hotel is very plentiful even during nighttime hours, a plus.\n\nI'm not sure what people are saying when they say it's noisy. I could not hear any of the noise from the outside, but the AC was sort of loud, but it didn't bother me. Better to stay cool than roast from the Vegas heat. Then again I was located on the 7th floor but near the elevator. I could hear some commotion as people opened and closed their doors but other than that the room itself was fairly quiet.\n\nFor me, I was able to get LTE/4G on my iPhone 5 so there was no need to pay for $10 WiFi. If you need internet that badly and don't want to pay the $10 go to a Starbucks.\n\nDepending on your room (1 bed rooms have a microwave, fridge, and pull-out bed, and 2 bed rooms only have a fridge), the accommodations were sufficient given the price and location.\n\nThe hotel itself is clean, and the staff (at least for me) were friendly. Housekeeping service did knock on our doors at around 9 AM the next morning as we did not have a sign out. They were happy to provide us with extra towels.\n\nThe staff working the Reception were friendly and accommodating when I wanted a 2 bed room and not a 1 bed room. They were quick to make the adjustments and didn't give me any flak for it. All I had to do was return the old room keys and that was that.\n\nRoyal Resort is a great choice if you want a no-frills cheap option to stay in Vegas. It has no Casino and a definite lack of nearby food options, but that's what your car or taxi man/woman is for.


I wish I could give them zero stars.  This place is going down hill fast!!!  First off, I come to Vegas about 3-4 per year and usually stay here or the THEhotel.  I'll pass on Mandalay from now on.  Here was my experience this weekend.\n\nSPA:\nI always stay her because the spa was fantastic, now its just like going to Burke Williams, minus the discount.  If you are going to be cheap about what provide for snacks, have it reflect in your prices as well.  I'm paying over $600 for treatments and I'm going getting an apple and lemon water?  Are you joking?  Try harder.  I was stiff walking in, I left with a permanent crick in my neck.\n\nBusiness Center:\nUmmm, since when do you get charged a fee to have your luggage shipped before hand?  You charged me $15 dollars for your associate to kick my box to the front?  So I paid for the shipping and bad service.  Wow.\n\nRooms:\nStill roomy, but the chipped furniture is a turn off.\n\nAs much as I loved staying at Manadalay Bay in the past, this will be my last visit to this hotel.


Dunkin coffee never seems to be strong enough.  Of course any coffee will do when you need it but I recommend getting it from some place else if you can.  Dunkin is a matter of convenience for me when I am in great need and that's about it.


Be careful with these ppl. They will break your stuff. They broke a lamp of mine. missing a tote that had special mementos of my deceased mother. Said they were going to be at my home at 400 never showed up until 9pm. still charged me the same amount. \"owner\" came in just grabbed the money and left. didnt tell the workers that they were supposed to take me with them to the new place. which was right down the st. they also seemed like they were high or drunk. screw this company!!


I have been to this location several times and everything has always been great. The menu has great food and one cannot talk about Yard House without mentioning the beer selection.\n\nThe only reason I dropped down a notch was because last time I was there with friends for Happy Hour we were at the bar, great service, and then once we moved to the table all service went down the toilet. It took forever to get our drinks and it was so dead with multiple waitress on duty. \n\nMy advice, if your drinking stay at the bar. It's worth spending the time getting a bar stool.


Chef George was great and very personable. Dinner went well, but were very disappointed that the didn't have all the desserts in the menu, only the basic stuff. Even when I mentioned some of the drinks they didn't have either. Atmosphere is very nice and modern, but I have had better for less price.


THIS IS MY 200th REVIEW! I went here after work for an early dinner and was blown away by the quality of the food. This place should be called GREAT Food on Montford! It is an unassuming brick building with a cool, cozy decor on the inside, almost like a Colorado or California tavern - can't figure it out, but it works well! The people watching (ok, the hot ladies) were very nice to look at while eating. The staff was spot on about the food and drinks. I will be back!! Loved this place! Great place for a date too!


This is a review of the meeting facilities, and NOT the rooms.  I have no experience of the guest rooms at this location.\n\nI attended a two-day training here and was largely disappointed by the meeting facilities lack of power outlets in the space we were using.  The training was a computer-related course and all of the attendees were forced to fight over probably five power outlets. \n\nAdditionally, the first day of our training there was some sort of awful plumbing problem occurring in the building that caused the entire place to smell of sewer gas and sewage.   The property was not able to combat the smell and we all just had to endure it until the cause was resolved.  Gross.


ONLY reason why I'm here, two words OYSTER BAR. \n\nI know my friend LOVES this spot - oyster bar. cheap tables. comp'ed rooms galore. But the thing is, the casino is dingy, old, and ciggie filled I think even if they re-did the entire place it would still reek of old ciggie smells. \n\nThe rooms are tidy, neat, and clean. Yes the tables are hellva cheap and you can take turns gambling, as you're waiting in the never ending line. But it's really what you get what you pay for.\n\nThis place is off strip, on the other side of the 15 off Sahara. Close to the Asian food areas though! No need to pay for valet - their parking is right in the front of the casino/check in area.


RIPOFF RIPOFF RIPOFF!!! Everyone please look this THIEF up before you do any type of business with this BUM! He will take your money upfront and then will give you excuses that his printer is down or he has to go get parts and tell you everything but the truth. Then when you ask for a refund he will give you a RUBBER CHECK and will then make excuses that the bank has a fraud alert on his account and yadda yadda yadda. He is a thief with a storefront and a business license in DEFAULT! He has 5 other revoked LLC's don't deal with this lying bum he will soon be out of business tick toc SACBE I hope it was worth stealing my 772.92 because I will be the guy laughing as I see your business shut down and you getting put in the jail for being a thief. All you had to do was pay me the money you owed me and I would have walked away but you chose to blow it off and think your smarter than everyone. I will make sure personally that your business will be shut down and you behind bars. \n\nRob


I went to this restaurant once before and had an enjoyable experience. I realized that most of the experience consisted of alcoholic beverages, so this may have clouded my judgement. At the time, the restaurant also didn't have very many people. Tonight most restaurants were crowded, so we decided to come here. I ordered a grilled salmon plate, and it was okay. I love salmon, but left wishing for more flavor. Most of the vegetables were onions, which I thought was a bit odd. Even the fried rice was bland. This restaurant has a tepan section, so I was anticipating flavorful rice. I would give this restaurant a solid okay. On a positive note, the servers are very friendly.


Definitely do not miss this on a trip to Vegas!! This is one of the most amazing things we were lucky enough to get to see on our short trip! And its free!!


This pertains to the golf course.  Played here last week and thoroughly enjoyed it course.  This is a beautiful golf course.  Great shape, tremendous scenery with Camelback mountain in many of the backdrops for tee shots, lots of variety.  You never feel like you are seeing the same hole.  I have played about a dozen different courses in the Scottsdale area and for me this was the nicest I have played.


I was really looking forward to trying this place after hearing great reviews on the suckling pig! Even willing to pay $150 for 2 lbs of pig meat! We were all sadly disappointed! The pig was chewy and salty! It wasn't necessarily bad but not as good as I expected having tried many styles of pig meat. I think the typical Chinese roasted pig is tastier than what we got at Jose Andres. The skin of the pig should've been lightly crisp. Instead it was very chewy. We also ordered the white fish. Again disappointed. Absolutely no real flavor accept for salt and pepper. Needed more spices or herbs to make it special. The only dish we all enjoyed was the steak tartare. Served with delicate dinner rolls was very tasty. The rib eye was good but not worth $200 for 3lbs?? I don't mind paying $$$$ for exquisite food but I didn't taste it at Bazaar Meats. Besides the steak tartare, I wasn't very impressed by our meal. The service was wonderful, however. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and pleasant. But we will probably not return for the food unfortunately. If you want a good suckling pig, head down to Chinatown!


I'm willing to chalk my bad experience up to \"working out the kinks\", but still don't think I'll be back. \nThe good news: The place was packed on Friday night at dinner time. I got my food to go and the staff were very polite and accommodating. The food was hot and the salsa that came with it was great. \nThe bad news: I ordered a chicken torta for my husband and got beef instead. I ordered a vegetarian burrito for myself and there was A) a big piece of meat in it and B) a long hair in the center. That ended dinner pretty quickly for me.\n\nDisappointing...I was hoping this would be a great new go-to local place.


Thank you finally for having Shave Ice in the mainland that is Ono, it was great to understand her story and also the catering was amazing they give you chok' scoops of ice and flavah baggah was unreal and was dakine go fo brok' da mouth....catch them wheavah the stay in vegas like that one manapua man you have to find cuz they get the best kine stuff...chee hee Mahalo...


The pool closes too early...don't worry, just climb over the fence. The internet connection sucks, don't worry, just use a sniffer program to hack into it. The front desk people are rude and don't care...don't worry, just bring up basic business economics, they'll yield. The ownership doesn't care...don't worry, they'll be out of business in a year. I'm writing this while staying in room # 232 ON December 18th, 2014.


Great for a lunch salad with girlfriends...  if you're not into rabbit food, the pasta lunch specials are tasty too, but be prepared to nap the rest of your workday... :)


I have stayed here a couple times, but never at the right time to enjoy the pool festivities.  I found the room to be quite nicely sized, the beds great, and love rock and roll music so I was in heaven.  \n\nThe casino is smaller, but if you are seriously considering gambling the other casinos are a cab ride away.  \n\nThe Starbuck's is a great touch to the lobby, and enjoy the apps at Pink Taco (always laugh when I hear that).


This place is my favorite place to go to for AYCE sushi, $23 now that's a deal! \n\nThis restaurant is a bit small and there's always a wait but it's worth it. I would recommend to order the seafood salad, it's a good portion too not like other sushi restaurants. You can also order half rolls which is a plus and you can order as much mochi as you want but their mochis are a bit hard so u have to wait a while for it to soften up. \n\nThis place is definitely more bang for your buck so try this place out :)


Only coming here with a \"Groupon\" we ate for $43 which doesn't include sales tax by the way but does include all you can drink beer, wine, and champagne. Choosing the dinner option we arrived on March 11 around 8:30pm which was shockingly busy for a week day. We stood inline for nearly 45 minutes which we thought was a bit crazy. Slightly after 9pm we were seated. The waitress was nice enough and offered us the wine by bringing practically the entire bottle and even offered to bring us different ones if we wished but failed to ask or offer that the crab legs can be heated as I ate 3 plates of the cold. No biggie but it took another guest to point it out to me.  \nThe crab and shrimp cocktail were very good. Also I really liked the salad wedgie with bacon and blue cheese dressing. Thought it was a bit silly to just put 1 fried chicken breast into a basket though. Maybe add fries or something to it. My partner seemed to enjoy the Mediterranean section. The cupcakes were nice and all and many types to choose from but were very very dry and a bit tasteless. I ended up just eating the frosting tops off just to taste the flavor of each one I tried. The cotton was odd but was actually more tasty than the cupcakes. Sadly If I had to pay full price for this buffet I would be way more upset and its not worth it but for half off its not bad.


Find another Vegas hotel...\n\nI booked a non-smoking room with a king. I was surprised to see an online check in option email on the morning we were to arrive. So I clicked the link and \"checked in.\"  When we arrived to the front desk of the hotel, the employee assisting us informed us we had checked in online and our \"smoking room with 2 queens\" was ready.  No, no, no, no.  I informed here there was absolutely no option as to what type of room you could check into on the link that was sent to me.  Rather, it just allowed you to tell the hotel what time you were arriving.  She was extremely rude and told me \"you're not guaranteed a king.\"  If that's the case, then why the hell does the hotel take my money and allow you to choose the type of room you want and reserve it, then not have it available when you arrive? \n\nEventually after I expressed my frustration about this, she told me I could get a \"handicapped\" room on the lowest floor of the hotel with a king.  We get to the room which was supposed to be \"newly remodeled.\"  However, they only replaced the floor, TV and added a lounge chair by the window.  All the rest of the furniture was old and horribly beat up.  Additionally, the pillows on the beds WERE HORRIBLE.  Additionally, the bathroom looked like it was strait out of the 80's, with the shower mold to prove it.  \n\nThe elevator faces were also extremely worn out and gross. The parking garage was dirty and rusty. The pool wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, but the crowd was mostly older and/or on the white trash side. This is just another tired hotel on the strip.  If I were you, I'd stay elsewhere.


Went on Sunday morning for brunch and enjoyed bottomless bloody Mary's and mimosas for $16. What a great deal! I ate a breakfast skillet scramble and it was amazing! Angie was our server and she was awesome and very attentive! We will definitely be going back again soon!


I don't understand why Caesar's Palace would allow their name to be associated with this very old and run-down hotel. Our last night, we were locked out of our room. What the? I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. The restaurant in here, Hash, Hash a Go Go, is worth checking out, but that's about it.


Just went here let me say it was lots of fun , very pact seating wasn't too great, drinks were good make sure you get JOAN he is beyond dreamy, sexy and just BEAUTIFUL you definitely won't regret it!!!!!


I was here randomly with my step-uncle one day.  It's a low key place with some interesting folks.  Mostly of the 40+ age group.  Drinks are cheap.  As far as I know, most people come here for the off track betting.  Although, I also heard the pizza is good.


I am from San Diego and visited this facility on Wednesday with my family in hopes of some delicious Mexican food. Unfortunately, it was terrible. I ordered 2 of the Carne Asada Fries and 2 carne asada tacos and 3 drinks. The total was overpriced at  $25.  The tacos were small treet tacos and the carne asada fries were a small saucer size serving. The carne asada fries has some nasty nacho cheese, which I have never seen on carne asada fries before. I have to say this was the worst mexican food I have ever had in my life! I will never come back to that place. BTW they get 1 star because I cannot post with no stars.


What a bad experience! We were just coming along for some nice after marathon Dinner when the wait was 40 minutes. Mike, the MANAGER, was rude and was turning people away left and right. We never had 1 official server. Waiting for the food that takes 30 minutes while everyone is standing around.. NEVER COMING BACK AGAIN!! If i could give no stars I definitely would!


In short, the Dilly is a drinker's bar.  Cheap drinks, tons of regulars, and dark enough to make it easy to forget the world outside.  Hipsters beware, this isn't the Little Woody, it isn't the Vig...hell, it's not even Hazelwood's, but it is a great place to unwind.\n\n- pool table, check\n- darts, check\n- TVs, check\n- jukebox, check\n- strange edibles served out of a liquid-filled jar, check\n- seasoned, female bartender that doesn't take shit from anyone, check\n- fellow customer offering to give you a tattoo right there, for free, check


I really enjoyed the patio seating around this time of the year. Combination of Food and Drink menu kept me coming back, bringing visitors from out of town...until this time, I made a reservation via Opentable.com for out door patio. When I showed up, unfortunately there was a struggle with getting the patio table with the hostess. She stated that it couldn't be \"reserved\" and she could only offer the inside. Interestingly, there were at least 3 other opens tables were opened in the patio as we finally were seated outside. Moreover, one of the table had a \"reserved\" sign on it. It was really a confusing system. It was rather a frustrating experience! If this fox-concept place keeps this up, I can also help to spread the words...There are many other places can offer the same, patio, good food and drinks.


When I first moved to LV, the new friends I made took me out to eat here.  I thought, chinese? Why not!  But when I saw the servers rolling carts around I was wondering what kinda restaurant this is.\n\nTHEY SERVE DIM SUM! It was my first time ever having dim sum and I had a good experience here.  I noticed the servers would mad dog you if you didnt want anything from their cart.  I found that funny.  They serve all the dishes a chinese restaurant would serve but they're honey walnut prawns are especially good.\n\nAlthough theres other places I would go first for Dim Sum, Harbor Palace is a good alternative. But then again, its in China Town, and other dim sum spots are close-by. =/


I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by my stay. I booked my hotel/flight for 3 nights through Southwest Vacations all for ~$500. But shortly after, reading some reviews got me a bit worried. Here are some things I would like to clarify after reading some reviews.\n\n1) Resort Fee - YES. Unfortunately this a trend in Las Vegas. Aria is certainly not the only hotel to have this and unfortunately it is one of the higher resort fees. It gives you access to the Gym, Free internet throughout the ENTIRE casino, some random other things - it does NOT give you access to the spa (my one major let down). The spa facility charges $30 just for entrance.\n\n2) Housekeeping - COMES EVERYDAY. I'm not sure who's review it was that I read but they complained about not getting their room serviced... uhm.. definitely not true. Perhaps they forgot they had their \"privacy\" light on. The control panel by the front door has a button for \"Lights\" \"Privacy\" and \"Service.\" They did such a great job cleaning my crap everyday. No complaints from me.\n\nNow onto some of my observations/experiences.\n\n- Rooms: SO SPACIOUS! Got a large king bed that was ubbber comfy. I slept so well every night. I loved that there was a button next to the bed labeled \"Good Night\" and it would 1) turn off all the lights in the room 2) electronically pull the sheer and solid curtain. In the morning, I heard the solid curtain open up. It was a great way to wake up - I didn't have the sun blaring into my eyes but I could still see the daylight. LOVED it.\n\n- Bathroom: I really loved the bathroom. Nice big tub (big enough for 2) with a nice shower. Great temperature control and pressure. \n\n- Bathrobes: LIKE A DREAM. Okay I admit.. I pretty much changed out of my regular clothes as soon as I got in to the room just so that I could put on the robe. Yes.. that comfortable.\n\n- In room service: Okay.. food was so-so... err.. okay so-so may be actually generous. I ordered probably the most bland quesadilla in my life. \n\n- Rest of the hotel: I really liked having different elevators for different floors. I was on the 25th floor. There were 4 elevators dedicated for just the 25-30th floors. I never waited long. The elevators were amazingly fast and quiet. Pools looked awesome - didn't actually go into them but there were so many different ones.\n\n**TIP**: expect to pay MORE $$ for any taxi ride going TO aria/cosmopolitan - the road that leads to their front goes through some weird back route and unfortunately that tacks on maybe $4 -5 bucks. If you are coming FROM the airport, take the shuttle that is $6/person one way. The taxi ride will be ~$20. On the other hand, if you are GOING to the airport, its a quick ride ~$12.00.


Two stars for a nice interior and the manager offering to comp our lunch.  However, I was not looking for a free lunch.  I was excited to have an opportunity to eat lunch here as I am usually serving lunch myself.  We showed up after 12:30 and it was still a little busy.  We waited about 10 minutes for a table as I didn't feel like eating lunch at the bar, bad choice.  After 2 different people brought us water and chips our waitress finally made an appearance.  I had the taco plate with a free side and he had a steak burrito with a free side.  My meal came out pretty quick however his meal came out 7 minutes later.  My free side turned out to be ice cold rice and his free side never arrived.  It's not really a free side if you don't bring the said side.  Our food delivery and drink refills were done by other servers.  At no point did our waitress or any other server ask how our meal was or if we needed anything, isn't that server 101?!? Check on your tables.  My boyfriend had to leave and get back to work as it was taking a long time and could not foresee when our server would reappear.  When she finally decided to check on me and brought the bill she apologized for the confusion?  What confusion?!  She told us she would be our server so I expect she will be serving us, not everyone else.  She just flat out IGNORED us!  When she knew I was not pleased she got short with me.  Probably not how you should treat a displeased customer.  \n\nWhitney, dear this business is not for you and stop putting blame elsewhere.  \n\nI'm not sure I will be back for lunch.  Maybe when it cools off the patio would be a nice experience.  And the food, pretty good but not worth the bad service.  Also, the manager should be managing his staff not tending the bar at lunch time.


I was so excited to go here after reading all the reviews, but afterwards wondered if I really had the right place or if it was an off day last Sunday. My experience was very different. We went for a late breakfast. It's best if I summarize my plate. The eggs that I ordered over hard had broken and it was hard to even see the yolks, mixed in as they were. The hamburger patty was the driest, least appetizing I've ever had and even the pancakes were heavy, flat without any taste or salt. I thought it would be hard to mess up these basics but you learn something new every day. The service was nothing exceptional.  I thought the place would have some charm, but there was nothing - just an ordinary diner. It's actually kind of sad when you enjoy the toast with jam more than anything else. Never again. It may be cheap but IMO it's misplaced economics to pay anything for something so disappointing.


My boyfriend showed me the menu for this place, and it seemed like a place that could potentially end up on Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives, so we went to give it a try. \n\nWe ordered the big ass bacon cheeseburger, and pastrami fries to share. The food probably took around 20 minutes to make, so I got kind of annoyed while waiting. I kept telling myself it would be worth it. I wanted to try the burger because it had 12 pieces of bacon on it, and as a bacon lover, it looked pretty awesome.\n\nWhen we got the food, I dug into the pastrami fries first. The fries themselves were perfectly cooked. They were crispy and delicious. The pastrami they used was a little low quality and more on the fatty side, but I still thought that they were pretty good. The portion was huge, and I think 3 people could have shared it. They could have melted the cheese better onto the fries, but it's okay; I didn't mind too much. We also added jalapenos onto the fries for a spicy kick.\n\nThen, we started on the burger. It was the moment I was waiting for, and we cut it in half, and I took a bite. It was so overcooked that the meat was grey. I'm not even kidding. It was really low quality meat as well, probably the same quality as taco bell. It wasn't seasoned at all, and it was all around gross! The cheese had a weird taste to it; the menu said it was cheddar, but I've never had cheddar cheese that tasted like that. \n\nWhen I took a bite with the bacon in it, I literally wanted to spit it out. It was not crispy at all. I thought since we waited 20 minutes, the bacon would be nice and crispy, but no dice. It was fatty and disgusting. I did not eat more than a couple of bites. \n\nI do want to come back here and sample other stuff on the menu because the place deserves a second chance. Maybe they were just having an off day, who knows.


24 hour pho is unheard of where I am from so this place is amazing just for that!\n\nThe amount of meat in the pho is good, there are plenty of the veggie/herbs. I wish there was just a little more noodle, probably because the broth is so salty I'm 98 percent sure there's MSG in it.\nI don't really have a problem with that, I just need more soda than the one can to get through it.\n\nThis place seems a little hyped just because it's 24 hours but there are better pho spots in town by far.


A great place to find utilitarian beauty items - need a cuticle clipper? specialty hair dyes? nail buffers? Designed for beauty professionals, Sally's doesn't carry many \"name' brand items you'll see at a place like Ulta - no Bedhead or Paul Mitchel or Garnier or OPI ... but lots of bulk products that I see in my neighborhood nail salon. I go for the things like cuticle clippers and nail buffers - good deals and good selections on items if you don't care about the brand. I recently picked up some nail basecoat and topcoat - the same kind my favorite salon uses, and cheaper than OPI at Ulta, etc.


The food was good, but when the bill came there were issues.  I want to start off by saying Luke walked around and introduced himself and made sure everything was OK- which was very nice especially on a Saturday.  The food came out fast, fries where underdone, but sandwiches made up for that.\n\nThe issue...The sandwich board out front said bloody mary's $6 - we were charged $8.  When we questioned the price difference the waiter seemed baffled that we were questioning it.  Being in a hurry, we paid the bill.  We had 6 drinks  paying $12 too much for the bloody Mary's that my group consumed.  If we go back, we will push the issue if it happens again.


I didn't even know this place was here, wife had to tell me about it. Had to ship out a pre-labeled package. When I walked in, there were about three people in front of me. Within 5 minutes there were four people in back of me. I could tell the lady working there was getting frustrated. She was the only one there? Everyone was patient and knew she was under pressure. But management really needs to add more workers. She really did her best,\nMy experience wasn't that bad, and would use again.


Seriously, thanks to the Mexican food gods for real tacos just off State Street. Chipotle, your necessity has been eliminated. I will forever be a Taqueria Guadalajara fan, but when on campus or downtown, this place cannot be beat for authentic Mexican food.\n\nAnd please, don't go to a Mexican place and order a burrito or a steak quesadilla. It's about the tacos (that should always have cilantro and onions), and the gorditas, and the sopes, and the tostadas. Kind of excited to try the chorizo/potato option next time around. I love sopes, and while these are different than the TG version, they are also very good. Thick, fried (?) corn-pita type things topped with your choice of meat plus lettuce, tomato and avocado. Yum. \n\nThey have good chips and salsa too. Ask for the bottled salsa too, as it's spicier and a little more interesting than the standard pico de gallo. Also have to love getting a filling lunch for 5 or 6 bucks. The servers are really nice and helpful as well.


Rubio's is a real simple & straight to the point cantina style Mexican food restaurant. I've been a hand full of times & I haven't deviated from my house favorite the Atlantic salmon burrito. It's super fresh I wish is was bigger (because I'm fat and I could eat 2) sea food isn't always something you think of at a quasi fast food joint but the food quality is good. The salsa selection has a nice variance. My favorite is the roasted chipotle! \nNice place to come during lunch breaks.


Pretty much the same as every other Chipotle which is pretty decent quality food at moderate prices. Not particularly large standard burritos but enough for an average person for lunch.\n\nVisiting from Seattle, I don't know about the local availability of more authentic Mexican fare, but everywhere else I have been have had much better and cheaper taco trucks and restaurants.


Location Location Location! Charlotte's great place to have a glass of wine and people watch. Dolce Vita is located in the Queen city best location in town, NODA. Great outdoor seating and good wine selection. Absolutely one of our favorites. 4 thumbs up!


We went there for dinner on a Sunday mid afternoon. And after we got seated everything went downhill the sodas were nasty, the waitress got my order completely wrong, they shorted the hubby on bacon and sausage I asked for a cake to go and never got that. The only thing the manager would say was I am sorry she didn't put the order in right. Although I guess it was nice that he gave us $5.00 off.  We have had good service there so I suppose it's who you get as a server.


We love this place.  Believe it or not, for lunch it's very baby friendly.  The last two times we've had the same waiter who has a daughter that's a couple of years older than our little girl.  He's taken such great care of us, I want him every time we go back.  The food is very good.   I recommend the queso, the fajitas and the tacos al Pastor... all are fantastic.  There are many more things on the menu I want to try.


Like many other misplaced Chicagoland natives who somehow settled in the valley, the little things are what I miss the most.  One of those little things are the amazing hot dog and italian beef restaurants all over the city and its sprawling suburbs.  Portillo's not only was one of my favorite of those places, but it was the one that my brother and I would ride our bikes over to so we could get a cheap and delicious lunch before hitting up a movie on a random summer afternoon.  With that kind of nostalgic expectations, Portillo's in Scottsdale had a lot to live up to, and guess what?  They hit the mark with a perfect bullseye.\n\nA jumbo hot dog with everything on it (like a good Chicago place even an Arizona Portillo's knows that means no ketchup unless specifically requested), fries, and a piece of chocolate cake!  The 10 year old me, who ate this meal more times than I can even try to remember, couldn't have been any happier.  The dog is pretty much what I remember loving as a kid.  The bun was a lot soggier than it should be, which resulted in the very fresh condiments falling out, but I can forgive that.  The fries were the perfectly crispy \"crinkly\" fries that the best places always served.  The cake was perfectly moist and scrumptious with the very sweet [and unnecessarily too much] frosting that I couldn't get enough of as a child.  My fianc\u00e9 had the italian beef.  Awesome.  Make sure to order it dipped.  Messy but flavorful.  She also ordered cheese fries (they just give you a container of some cheese sauce that I couldn't stop dipping my fries into).  By the way; the food is cheap!  All that and two soft drinks was only a little more than $20.00.\n\nThe line out the door was expected, and even a little daunting, at 6:30 on the Friday night following the grand opening.  The good news; It moved fast.  We got our food and found a table in a little over a half hour.  If that can be done in the first week, then the pace will certainly speed up when the excitement starts to ware down.  If you're not already a Portillo's fan, you may want to wait a few weeks for the hype to die down before you give the place a try.\n\nIt's not like there was a shortage of Chicago hot dog and italian beef places around the valley.  But Portillo's is certainly a top notch addition.


Been seeing Dr Richards, very professional, always gets me in right when I arrive or shortly after. The whole center has been fabulous.


My bf and I had brunch here last Friday morning after arriving to Las Vegas from San Francisco.  We chose this place because of all the good reviews here, but we were definitely not impressed at all.  The food was mediocre but definitely compares to Denny's status with a marked up price.  The presentation wasn't even that great.  I had the ham and cheese omlette and my bf had the mushroom omlette and added chicken, which was very dry.  The ham on my omlette wasn't even \"fancy\" ham it's regular sandwich had from the grocery store.  The omlette menu was very simple and not a lot of options.  On a good note the hashbrowns were good and I might go back and try the crepes maybe that's there best dish.


Let's say I am slightly biased, because I'm pretty certain I am Girasole's biggest fan... No seriously...  I recently moved to Houston (well 5 years ago now), and I literally arrange to meet family and friends at Girasole, because as much as I love my family and friends, let's face it, I plan my trips home around Girasole.  I never miss the chance to dine here...and I typically will skip lunch as I tend to eat a lot... hey Houston does NOT have decent Italian food and even if they did, it wouldn't be Girasole!  I ALWAYS have the spinach & ricotta ravioli with the salad AND of course I never skip the Gnocchi (I swear both sauces are some of the BEST in the entire world)... I usually skip white bread, but not here, I use it to scoop up the extra sauce.  The tiramisu and lemon cake are to die for as well.  Be sure to tell Pi aka Mr. Girasole that Emilie from TX sent you... it's literally my home away from home!


Fresh 52 is ok, barely. The corn man had the best deal at 5 buds for $3. But I'm not a big corn fan. I wanted some strawberries or apricots. Maybe some spinach or green beans. Some kale perhaps. Maybe some apples. But I'm not paying $5 for a pound of strawberries when I can get 2 for $5 at Sprouts. $4 for a pound of green beans. Yea... I'm getting in my car right now & going to my nearest Sprouts.


This place visually is nice, as far as the attitude of staff and service don't expect too much unless you are the money mogul type. This place is ran by old school people that still lives in the 1930's. They try to pass off as if they are hardcore bad asses or something, especially on the craps tables.\n\nI am sorry to say but this place is stuck up, but hey, i guess it is to be expected that's life.


I am looking at a letter signed by THE John Hancock ensconced in a beautiful frame.  I look above and see the pricetag:  $89,000.  Of course, they were having a sale when I was visiting, so the price may actually have been slightly lower.  What was so remarkable was that an $89,000 autograph did not really stand out from the amazing collection of autographs up for sell in this store.  \n\nI think they had everything you could possibly want.  An Abbey Road album signed by all four Beatles -- of course.  A guitar signed by Eric Clapton -- child's play.  They had literally hundreds of items like this each of them interesting in their own right.  And the prices have a considerable range.  I think the cheapest autograph went for about $895 and went upwards of 6 figures with the average item costing about $2000.  I was so overwhelmed, I really did not want to leave this store.  \n\nSo, what is on my wish list?  \n\n- Hand written lyrics by Kurt Cobain for the song Mr. Moustache for $6995:\n\n http://store02.prostores.com/servlet/antiquitieslv/the-2249/Nirvana-frontman-Kurt-Cobain/Detail\n\n- Sheet music for Moon River signed by Audrey Hepburn for $1895:\n\nhttp://store02.prostores.com/servlet/antiquitieslv/the-2284/Audrey-Hepburn-signed-sheet/Detail\n\n\nThese make excellent stocking stuffers if you want to reward your favorite Yelper...   :-)


The food was great but I found the price way too high.  I wanted the beef ribs but I will not pay $22.99 for 3 beef ribs.  The food deserves a higher star rating but between the high prices and the 45 minute wait I was not really happy.  I smoked my own ribs the next night for 4 people for not much more than the cost of 1 meal at this place.  Its nice for a night out but you won't be able to afford the movie after, LOL.


Not the best atmosphere, but the Eggplant Szechuan over noodles made it worth coming. It's no longer available. Look at your reviews!!! (Several times this particular dish is mentioned with pics taken.) Why would you remove it from your menu?


I am a Chicago boy, bred and raised on Italian beefs.  Johnny's, Bouna Beef, Portillos and a slew of mom and pop shops.  \n\nHaving just moved to Phoenix, I thought I would have to suffer a bit without my regular fix of Italian beef, wet and hot.  I am pleased to say, I found a highly acceptable solution here in town, mere miles from my house.\n\nThe beef and sausage were dead on, the jus was great, the hot gairdinera (sp?) (Vienna) was exactly what I wanted.  Ok, the bread is not perfect, it lacks something, it is not Turano from Chicago.  Even the fries (skin on) were very good.\n\nTo top off the experience, the interior decor is a great shout out to my kind of town.  Familiar street signs, skyline views and even a Chicago rock radio station playing in the background made for a wonderful, homesick lunch.\n\nOnly negative - I had a cannoli that was only slightly filled at the ends and hollow in the middle - Not cool.\n\nI will soon be a regular and ultimately the duke of Joey's.  \n\n\nPS: last plus - I didn't have to climb over mounds of snow and slush to get into the shop.


I have been here twice always craving sushi. Each time the staff would ask puzzled if I wanted any bbq. So, finally I went there to sample the Korean bbq. Now I know why they offered the bbq each time, it was just amazingly delicious!! My friend and I shared short ribs and tenderloin with onions. Sides included were kimchi, potatoes,  bean sprouts, spinach, pickled radish, rice and my favorite fish cakes. It was all phenomenal. I had a lot of questions about all the dishes since this was my first time eating Korean. The servers were knowledgeable about each dish, the ingredients and how they were prepared. Being from NY where you could spent four hours at a table, it was refreshing that the servers didn't give in to Arizona's love of rushing through a meal. It was a great experience, I'll be back for more. Oh, side note, I removed a star because they had no desserts.


Enjoy the Vietnamese food the staff was friendly huge portions I would definitely get a couple of dishes for 5 friends and everybody share family style.


Les friperies ne sont plus ce qu'elles \u00e9taient auparavant. Autrefois, l'on s'y rendait dans l'espoir de trouver du vieux linge laid pas cher. La client\u00e8le a bien chang\u00e9, ce ne sont plus les paum\u00e9s ou les parcimonieux qui sont attir\u00e9s, mais bien les f\u00e9rus d'excentricit\u00e9s vestimentaires. C'est davantage devenu une nouvelle alternative \u00e0 la mode...et qui dit mode, dit \u00ab crache le cash \u00bb... Certes, vous y retrouverez toutes sortes d'affublements originaux et \u00ab vintage \u00bb, provenant principalement des \u00c9tats-Unis, m\u00eame que la d\u00e9coration singuli\u00e8re (lutins, homme coquillage, autocollants de toutes sortes) vient ajouter un cachet \u00e0 la friperie, mais je ne suis pas certain que \u00e7a vaille la peine de d\u00e9bourser quasiment 100$ pour un vieil habit de Skidoo tout propre, seulement parce que \u00e7a fait tellement diff\u00e9rent de porter un manteau du genre. Qui a dit que l'obsolescence \u00e9tait suppos\u00e9e d\u00e9moder les biens mat\u00e9riels?... C'est au moins cela...\n\nSi vous r\u00eavez de porter un veston policier des ann\u00e9es 50, ou encore payer le double du prix d'origine pour vous emmitoufler dans ces traditionnelles chemises de b\u00fbcheron (mais elles sont belles!), ou bien cherchez d'anciens chandails de la Ligue Nationale de Hockey, c'est sans doute un endroit qui vous plaira. La boutique se d\u00e9marque n\u00e9anmoins avec de la fourniture unique et perp\u00e9tuellement renouvel\u00e9e. Id\u00e9al pour ceux qui recherchent un interm\u00e9diaire entre un look obsol\u00e8te et une vivacit\u00e9 esth\u00e9tique top tendances.\n\n-Plaira aux \u00e9tudiants.


This place just might be the home of the best gyro that I've ever tasted. I have weekly cravings for Niro's (which I often give in to) and I live about 20 minutes away! The service is great as it seems that the owners are always at the front register to chat with while you're waiting for your gyro.


A nice old school Sushi restaurant. Very relaxed feeling, not the uppity type place where you feel not worthy of their time. Very good sushi and very good prices. The chefs were very entertaining and fast. Saki bombs are always best when shared w/the chefs! Soju shots can really sneak up on you!


Casual setting with good homestyle Italian. I'm a huge Italian food lover, and this place is good. I wouldn't say it's the best I've ever had. I had the veal parmesan with the usual bread, salad and wine. The wine wasn't very tasty. The meals in my opinion are a little over priced, but they do give you a large sized portion. It's a great place for large groups of people or just for a good Italian atmosphere. There is an 90yr old man that walks around entertaining people for about 30 seconds with an accordion and he sings. If he's done, he's expecting a tip.


My one star is not on the food per se. Its on the location.\nI don't know who's bright idea it was to come here, and im sure the food might be amazing. We didn't get far enough to try. First off it is very confusing when trying to locate this because its inside the bar. We saw a plack on the wall with the name and decided to go inside and ask someone.\n\nWe walk inside and were greeted by 25 black people awkwardly staring at us. I think they were having a party in there because there was loud music and catering. Now I have no problem with that, what I do have a problem with is how everyone kept gawking at us and giving us dirty looks. \n\nWe asked the bartender where the restaurant was and he told us we were standing in it. Ok thats cool, we would have stayed and gave it a shot. But there was no where to sit. So we said F' it and left.\n\nI love hole in the wall places. This comes too close to an actual hole in the wall.


Still a Star Nails fan, and receiving the same good service.  Some of the nail technicians are more experienced and perform better work; overall good value for the price.


As a fan of Gordon Ramsay, to me this place does live up to the hype!\n\nYou can say this place was built for tourists and conventioneers, but damnit, it is good!\n\nAfter seeing BurGR featured on Master Chef in a challenge, I was keen on checking this place out on my next visit to Las Vegas.\n\nMy gf and I arrived on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon to a short line up.  We took a gander at the amazing flaming signage of BurGR inside Planet Hollywood. Within 10 minutes, we were promptly seated.\n\nOur server Brandon was very welcoming and friendly, making us feel at ease.  Throughout the lunch service, he regularly checked in on us and made sure our waters were refilled. He also recommended a great beer pairing with my burger.   Since my gf loves ice tea (the kind you get in Canada), Brandon was aware that Las Vegas didn't have it so he had the bar made up something similar that more than met her standards for a great lemony iced tea, which made her very happy! \n\nI had the Farm burger while she had the Euro burger.  Cooked to medium rare, the burgers were juicy and melt in your mouth.  Balanced perfectly, my Farm burger's duck bacon and fried egg, more than complimented the flavors of the juicy beef patty.  The Euro burger according to her could have used a little less blue cheese, but nevertheless she thought it was amazing still with arugula!  The burger buns were fluffy and crisp, as were the fantastic truffle fries, whose portions were more than enough to share for two persons!\n\nSign up for Total Rewards (it's FREE!) to get $1 off all of the items on the menu!\n\nWell done Ramsay and staff, you donkey!! ;-)


Got take-out from here last night and it was HORRIBLE! Something must have happened because they only had 3 people working and were VERY disorganized. Should have checked the food before we left! Ordered fajitas and there was very little meat... it was beyond ridiculous. Hardly any peppers but a plethora of what looked like stewed tomatoes. Look... I'm a gringa and I know that don't look right and I could do a way better job. The rice was missing completely and there was only one giant pizza pie looking tortilla. We called and the person who answered could barely speak English (which is really not a big deal in my book) but there was no manager around to resolve the situation. We asked for an email so we could send a note about the experience but she was unhelpful. All she offered was for us to come back right then...which if you were as hungry as my fiance was not an option. He gets grumpy and I know better than mess with a grumpy-hungry-pants.


Gel manicures RARELY last longer than a week. Technicians are more interested in people's personal lives rather than giving good customer service. I have an infection in my one cuticle because of their \"please let us make it up to you\" manicure. NEVER AGAIN!


We stayed at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa because of the package deal from Travelocity B. found.  It's about 30 minutes from the strip, so if you have a car it's an ok place to stay.  Free parking.\n\nThey charge a $27.99 Resort Fee.  Bogus, nobody swims in the Winter because it's outside and cold and all we got for it was a FREE newspaper every morning.  Stupid.\n\nThey have a Bowling Alley - extra charge.  Spa - extra charge.  Regal movie theater- extra charge.\n\nThere's 2 Starbucks, TBone a fancy looking meat place open for dinner, not sure about lunch.  Grand Cafe - meh food - we had breakfast there one time - Extra charge  $7.95 for a nasty bowl of oatmeal w/ sides like brown sugar, cherries, walnuts.  B. got a SW Special he couldn't finish.  Charged it to the Room.  They wouldn't give us a free dessert - said it was for Dinner only. Bogus.\nFood court - we walked through, nothing good.\n\nB. did drink lots at the bar below the lobby.  He got 1 FREE drink, but he bought maybe 3-4 the whole time.\n\nRoom: huge King size bed, TV, Tub w/ TV, and separate shower.  Separate door for toilet.  2 sinks.  Hair dryer.  Didn't have coffee pot which I really needed!  If something is missing at the snack bar let them know ASAP otherwise they will charge you for it!  Mini bar if something is missing after a few seconds - Charged.\n\nAn ok place to stay.


Oh no, no, no! I went here for lunch today with my bestie after reading mixed reviews. We live close by and love sushi so...why not? We found out sushi is only served at night. I will look again, but I did not see that noted anywhere on their website. Ok, so sushi is out...plan B. I ordered the shrimp and broccoli with beef added and the mango, sticky rice with coconut milk for dessert. I paid extra for the beef, but didn't think about it until I ate the leftovers at home. NO BEEF!! What? Shrimp and brocolli with beef added...without the beef?\n\nThe soup was gross (I can not think of a better adjective). Neither of us ate it. I told the waitress that we didn't want the soup and she nodded and walked away, leaving our full soups on the table for the entire meal. Was it her first day? \n\nFor some reason the waitress brought our dessert with our meal!!! I thought about asking her to take it away and bring it when we were finished our meal, but horrible visions of people spitting in my food popped into my head, further spoiling my appetite. So my mango with sticky rice sat there untouched for about 25 minutes, probably collecting dust particles, lint and spit. GROSS!\n\nNOPE. I will NOT be back unless my meal is free.


I'm 1.8mi away and the and the crybabies would not deliver to bad I went to firehouse sub instead


Great place to eat! Not only is the food great but the service is also great! I have a hard time finding great service in Asian restaurants. They came around regularly and we didn't feel like they were ignoring us. They also came around and helped with the BBQ from time to time. Their spicy squid and beef tofu soup were a little spicier than I would have liked them to be. I'm not a big fan of this mashed potato side dish they have. I'm definitely a big fan of beef tongue, squid, brisket, Kim chi, and bulgogi.


Sadly, my experience at Wildfish this evening was extremely disappointing, due in large part to the total ineptitude of our waiter. He was well meaning and very pleasant (apologizing each time he messed up) but his lack of training was appalling. To specify: (1) he forgot to bring the wine we ordered, (2) forgot to order one of our side dishes so that it came a full ten minutes after our meal was served, and then (3), left the dirty dishes in front of us even while pouring our coffee. The food was fine, which is the only reason this received 2 stars rather than 1.  But it could not compensate for such bad service. It certainly wasn't worth the cost of this dinner.


McDonald's will be McDonald's so I've based my review on service alone. cashier had no personality. He didn't smile or even was interested on working. He looked and sounded miserable taking my order. The manager on the other hand gave me my food with a smile and even cracked a joke. it was a morning shift so that employee needs to cheer up and smile more and spread positive vibes especially when people are just starting their day.


We used to eat at the Good Egg on Union Hills regularly, however the service and food had been disappointing the past few visits.  It's unfortunate the manager is lazy and it has degraded the operations.  Food is slow to come out and undercooked.  They don't have enough waitstaff so our waitress was working multiple sections of tables.  Hopefully they will get a better manager soon.


Riki and John are two of the best bartenders in Vegas. The bar is loud, fun, and great drinks.


... back 2 years later and clearly not the same experience...\n\nloud place, with gang of amateur college student waiters being sometimes noisier than clients... smaller portions and only lukewarm when brought to the table...\n\nchamplain foie gras reheated and only luke warm = bad... serve it fresh and well done or simply don't offer it...\n\ncote levee de bison is just a joke but was recommended to me by the waiter (this or the pied de cochon, this time? what is the best?). A huge bone but nothing other then chewy fascias and gummy membranes on it (more expensive than the pied de cochon...)! Any bad cook would see that and try to stew and braise this much much longer and more to make it at least chewable, if not edible... sauce was OK because it visually masked the shininess of the piece of gummy \"meat\"... disrespectful!\n\nwon't return, won't recommended anymore.... at all...\n\nPS: the bixi station around the corner has disappeared... I would have done the same...


great place and atmosphere, great ice cream and malts.


We just went there on a Saturday afternoon without any expectations but just to try something new. We were not disappointed actually. We enjoyed the experience more than the food. Each table is equipped with a BBQ grill where you grill your food yourself. The service is pretty slow hence you it's better to order in advance. Out of all chicken theriyala was my favorite.


I had never been to a Ruby Tuesday's outside of Flagstaff Mall and was never impressed with that one.  We ended up here because it appears to be the only actual restaurant inside PV Mall, and it was too hot to walk across the street.\n\nNow, I don't know if the menus vary by restaurants, but this one had a completely different menu than the restaurant in Flag.  Much smaller and much better.  I had an avocado quesadilla.  Now you may think it would be hard to screw that up, but I was prepared for some green crap mildly resembling avocado, but it was actually the real thing.  My husband had the chicken pot pie.  That looked yummy-it was in a bowl of puffed pastry.  He was pleased.  Great salad bar, too.\n\nWhat stood out was the service.  Excellent.  Would definitely come here again, but probably would still shy away from the chain otherwise.


I don't know of a single Phoenician who wasn't absolutely ecstatic about Hanny's opening.  We were all excited for this cool new \"destination.\"  The husband and I were the second pair of people to walk through their doors.  There were literally hoards of employees working at the time.  There were about 15 upstairs staring at us, about 5 at the bar, and 15 or so more servers just chillin around the restaurant.  Somehow, with all these people, they managed to completely ignore us for most of our meal.  Making a typical 45 minute to 1 hour dinner experience turn into a 2 hour ordeal.\n\nThe decor of this place is beautiful.  Cool, clean, and modern.  The music fluctuates from being too loud and inappropriate for the setting to being perfect with an eclectic but well blended mix. \n\nThe pizza is decent, but very appetizer-ish.  It is cracker thin, which turns a lot of people off, but I actually like it.  The onion strings are to die for when they aren't completely grease laden.  That's an off and on thing, not really consistent.  I don't like their sandwiches.  They are unimaginative and bland.  There really isn't a lot to choose from on the menu.\n\nUnfortunately both times we brought friends along with us, the place was a buzz kill, and I am not really sure why.  Maybe we will try the place again now that it has been open for a while.  Hopefully Hanny's has figured out what he wants to be when he grows up.


I connected through CLT on a recent trip. I have to say, as a former resident of the Charlotte area, and after experiencing the ease of my home airport (Dallas-Fort Worth Int'l), this airport could be so much better.\n\nIt seems that CLT just keeps building on to itself and is making itself bigger and stretched so far that it is now a chore to have a connecting flight there.


When I'm in Vegas I can't resist the urge to sit at the counter at Binion's.  It's old Las Vegas at it's best.\n\nA little dirty-yes, seedy even-yes, amazing-hell yes. \n\nA cheap burger, an old school counter, it doesn't get better. The people are always friendly (Especially Michelle behind the counter) and the regulars (Chin and Louis I'm loooking at you) are quick to make conversation. You must sit at the counter, after one visit you'll already be feeling like a regular.


The food is good and flavorful but the prices are out of line. A cup of soup here is $4.99 when it should be about $2.00. It consisted of broth, maybe 1 sliced up mushroom and 3 shrimp. Nothing to it at all. A bowl of soup is $10??  Prices need to be competitive. There are some great thai places around the area that give Yuphas a good competition... especially when prices are more reasonable as well.


A little concerning when there's only a few cars in the parking lot, this should have been my first red flag. Server was nice enough,  place was clean (since that's really all there was to do with 3 tables of people). My boyfriend ordered the prime rib with crab legs, he was happy with his order. Personally,  I thought his prime rib was a little salty. I ordered a sirloin that looked almost boiled,  but was not seasoned and tasted beefy.  Our Server was nice and exchanged it for a rib eye. It looked soooo much better but again beefy tasting, and SUPER fatty. Very disappointing!  The manager came over again, I explained that although this was better it's still not great because it's really fatty and beefy in flavor, he apologized and said he would adjust the bill. When we got the bill, he took 15% off and went back to the bar he was sitting at when we walked in. I will not be coming back, absolutely lost a customer.


the owner likes butcher your haircut and color, then likes to argue with you on whether or not you lied to her about how you wanted your hair. Not worth the price or the time.  BEWARE!!


Beautifully decorated! Classy, yet comfortably atmosphere. The food was delicious! and the service was excellent! I had the beet salad and it was very flavorful, then a beef stroganoff dish with perfectly cooked steak.  The bread basket had a couple of different kinds, but it was cold and a little hard, the only thing that wasn't spot on here.


I was in the area and saw on the Yelp app that Two Sisters' Thai Food was near by. So I stopped in to check them out, I always get Pad Thai as my measure of what a Thai restaurant can do. My Pad Thai was good and came with chicken and shrimp; it was on point as far a flavor was concerned the noodles could have been a bit more al dente for my taste but rice noodles can be tricky. My husband ordered the Basil rice and it was perfect great flavor and nice pieces of sliced chicken.\n\nThis time we ordered to go but next time I will order for dining area since it had a nice vibe to it. While waiting on my order I noticed that they offer a nice weekly rotating lunch special that offers 3 different Entrees each day of the week; including an Egg roll or Spring roll and a small bowl of the soup of the day for $7.99 10:30-2:30.


Mulligans, I am disappointed in you.  This has previously been one of my favorite go to spots on the weekend, and I used to think of it as the perfect place to end the night.  However, it has gone downhill over the past few months, and after several horrible customer service experiences I do not think I will be frequenting this establishment again.  Let me be specific....If you mess with my money - and do so consistently and without apology...then I will not return, and I will be sure to tell as many people as I can, regardless of how \"fun\" your bar might be.\n\nA few months ago, I went to Mulligans, and when ordering my drink, I asked them to just leave a tab open and handed them my card.  I ended up ordering one more beer, and then closed my $9 tab at the end of the night.  The next day after checking my bank account, I was astonished to see a $50 hold on my account from Mulligans.  I immediately called them to inform them of the error, but was told, pretty rudely, that it was standard procedure for them to hold $50 for any opened tab, and that it would just \"fall off\" in a few days at my bank...nothing else they could do.   They did tell me that there was a small sign on the bar that mentioned this policy, and that I should have read it first (because that's apparently what people look for or notice when they go to the bar).  Furiously, I waited for 5 business days for the funds to become available again.\n\nA month or so later, I went in again.  Same situation, same low dollar bill, same $50 hold...although this time I just kicked myself for not remembering it the first time.  I did call the manager to ask if there was a way to avoid this other than paying cash (which I never carry), and was told that if I had closed my account after each drink rather than keep an open tab, I would just be charged for the actual dollar amount owed each time.  Good to know (although also a huge pain in the butt).\n\nFlash foward to last week.  I went to Mulligans again, this time for St. Patricks Day.  Based on my previous conversation with the manager, I was confident that if I just closed out my tab each time, I would be fine.  I ordered one beer (specialty for $3 dollars), and closed out.  Later that night I went back and ordered two more beers (total, $6) and closed out.  The next day, I checked my account.....and found that there were TWO holds on my account from Mulligans, for $25 each.\n\nI immediately called again and explained the situation.  The person on the phone immediately started in on their \"policy\" to hold funds when there is an open tab.   I told him that I had been aware of that , and that is why I closed out each time...So why I was being \"held\" $50 for a total of $9 was a mystery to me (and I was seriously regretting the tip at this point).  He stated \"well,  the best I can tell you is to just wait for it to drop off, there's nothing we can do\".  I told him that was not an acceptable solution to me, and he interrupted to say sarcastically \"you really need to take this up with someone else...I'm just the barback\".  So I asked him to take down my phone number and have the manager call me that night.  He took on an incredibly rude and sarcastic tone, and said (overenthusiastically)   \"absolUTELY!!   I would LOVE to do that for you\".  I ignored the tone and gave him my phone number anyway, and again requested that the manager call me that night.  He replied \"ABSOLUTELY\" again in his rediculous tone, and then hung up on me.  I never heard from the manager.\n\nThis is incredibly poor customer service, a poor way to handle your customer's money, and a really EASY way to lose business.  By the way, it's 4 days later and the funds are still being held.  This is a recession people, I go places with cheap beer for a reason!  And I can guarantee you there are a million other places to go in Scottsdale that serve $3 beers and don't do it while stealing from your pocketbook (even if it IS supposedly temporary).  I suggest staying away from this place unless you like to have your money taken and you enjoy rudeness.


FINALLY. I've been waiting for Urbana-Champaign to open up a Japanese ramen shop and one has finally opened. With an extensive menu of appetizers, fresh sashimi, sushi rolls, shoyu + miso ramen, and other korean dishes, you will definitely have to take some time to look over the menu. I would have to say that the sushi was the freshest I've ever tasted in Urbana-Champaign. Being from Florida, my standards for sushi are a bit high and have been disappointed over the past 2.5 years I have been living in the CU, but Sakanaya does not disappoint. \n\nLocation is ideal as it is right on Green Street, the heart of the UofI campus. Parking can be hectic though. ($0.75/hr) Parking is free after 9pm and free on Sundays. There was a line the entire time we were there, but service was fast and friendly, so the line was constantly moving. Also, we went after opening day. The interior and exterior is very appealing, but the inside is a bit smaller than I would have imagined. The tables are pretty close to each other. The man next to our table was sitting alone, listening on our conversation and occasionally talked to us. \n\nPrices are a bit more expensive than I thought. Since it is catering to mostly college students, thinking of one's budget, the ramen bowl would've been nice at $8, instead of the $12. Portion size is good - shared a shoyu ramen bowl and kamakazi (sushi roll) with a friend and we were satisfied. (But there was still room left for dessert.) Ramen broths are pork-based. The pork melts in your mouth and the broth isn't too salty or bland - just right. It was a bit lukewarm though, but that's just preference. I like my soups really hot. The salmon on the kamakazi was really soft and melted in your mouth too. Definitely fresh. \n\nTl;dr? \n- Sushi and ramen are good. Get it. \n- Atmosphere is romantic. Definitely a date night kind-of place. \n- Worth the experience/trip, not worth the price. Would've been better if it was $4 cheaper. Where else can you buy authentic Japanese ramen here, anyway?


We wanted to go to the pasta shop, but when we got there we found it closed -maybe for good. Based on reviews from other Yelpers we decided to try this. Much different ambiance than the pasta shop bur there was a nice waiter who looked like a cross between John waters and Johnny Depp. They had several specials as well as an extensive menus and the waiter said they could make things like fettucine Alfredo. My husband opted for that and I had lobster ravioli. The meals came with salad or soup although you had to pay extra to upgrade to Caesar salad. The salads were great and quite big. The meals were also delicious although the salad plus the entree was too much food. Our total bill was $60 which seemed like a fair price.  If your are looking for some place to eat off the strip and the pasta shop is still closed try Sergios.


Service was good but food not all that great. It was $17 for two bagel breakfast sandwich's and two coffees.  Everything in the breakfast sandwich tasted pre made for the day and the bagel itself was very very doughy. Always like trying a new place but don't think I will be going back to this.


You know what, if it was only possible not to give this club a star, I wouldn't freakn even give it half a star!! Worst club I've ever been to. We went here the first night we got to vegas for my sister's bachelorette party. We got in free because they were basically letting everyone in for Free, even guys!! I think that just goes to show  how desperate they are to compete with club XS..moving along...got in... the place is 2 floors, but the dance floor is soo small! We danced and tried to make the best of it until they freakn dropped the bomb....at least two bouncers/promoters  approached my group of girls and told us that they will take us to a  special VIP area..so we thought \"oh they're giving us a table\", wrong!! they took us to this one guy's table! the bouncer talked to the owner of the vip table and automatically we knew what the hell was going on!! Just got me so fkn annoyed that they are treating a group of girls like freakn prostitutes! we are not for  sale a holes!! we walked out of that club pissed as hell. They make girls feel cheap and worth less. Im sure this did not just happen to us! terrible terrible!! They were desperately trying to please all the male Vip tables. pathetic! XS will always be #1!! never again!! i hope this club closes down! beware of this club! What they are doing is very demeaning towards women! F this club! excuse my french! =)\n\n\nFORGOT TO MENTION...DRINKS IN THIS CLUB WILL COST YOU AN ARM AND A LEG! ONE TOKYO TEA= $17.00 ( NOT INCLUDING TIP) HAHA OMG IM JUST SPEECHLESS!


For a membership only place, this place was very sub par. The food was something I would expect from a local dive bar, not a country club.\n\nThe only redeeming factor is the view of the course/camelback and the strong drinks from a limited bar.


Wonderful service.  Wonderful food.  Pf Chang never disappoints.   One of the best Hot n Sour soups ever.  Lettuce wraps are great.  All entres were excellent.  A great experience.  Thanks Stefanie for the nice service.


I love greek food, and I love big portions, but yet I would still just rate this place 3 stars. The best part was our starter, which was the hummus sampler. Each hummus was tasty and flavorful. They were sort of skimping on the pita bread, but did not hesitate to bring us more when we asked. I ordered the falafel gyro, and it was good, but not great. I've definitely had better- even at the chain Pita Jungle. My dad ordered the Moussaka, and he thought it was delicious. Maybe if I come back, I will order that instead? My favorite part of the meal, as ridiculous as it sounds, was the massive water glasses. I guess I consume a lot of water with my meals, and always feel like I have to bug the servers to bring me more. Well that's definitely not an issue here! Overall, A-OK pretty much sums it up.


We went on a Monday night and took advantage of their 1/2 off bottles of wine night. Our party ordered a pepperoni pizza (all of the pizzas are 12\"), an order of lasagna and a strawberry & Gorgonzola salad, all of which were very good. \nThey have a nice patio, but it was too hot to sit outside this time. They had live music which was great, and unexpected on a Monday night. It was a little loud, however. More of a bar atmosphere than I expected at 6 pm. \n They have different specials throughout the week and daily happy hour with food and drink specials.


The exhaustive search is finally over!  I finally found a hair stylist who knows what he's doing, is friendly, takes his time, gives great conversation and a neck massage and is easy on the eyes.  I didn't even have to go home and fix anything after Bobby cut my hair, which is usually not the case.  I was so impressed that I set my next appointment before I left.\n\n*** 5th HAIRCUT UPDATE ***\nAfter my 5th haircut with Bobby, I can not complain about a thing.  I don't even have to tell him how to cut my hair anymore.  He remembers what I want and how I like it.  He's so personable that he makes getting my hair cut an event rather than an appointment.    \n\n******** November 08' UPDATE**********\nOK fellow Yelpers, you're really starting to ruffle my feathers!  I shouldn't have said such nice things about Bobby because now YOU people are making it difficult for ME to get an appointment (or as I like to call it, a date) with Bobby.  From now on, I'm going to start giving aliases for people who are in my reviews.  \n\nSo forget all the things I said about that Bobby guy, that was an alias that I made up.  Really, the person who cut my hair was Frank or Fred or Fritz, I highly recommend him.  He's great if you can get past the multiple personality disorder.


3 stars might be a little generous. \n\nHowever, I do think Fry's generally has better prices (and better sales) on a lot of there electronics compared to other places (I guess I'm mostly referring to Best Buy). That being said, like others have pointed out the service isn't so great. \n\nI bought a new HP laptop here about 6 months ago. It was refurbished, but for all it had the price was great. Since I was getting such a great price I bought a 3-year warranty w/it that covered everything. Honestly, although I'm not sure if the sales guy was a all that knowledgeable about the product, he knew enough, and if anything didn't add up, I knew I had my warranty. \n\nAbout a month ago, there was an issue w/a driver that allows the computer to connect to the Internet. Honestly, I'm pretty sure I created the issue and it had nothing to do w/the computer itself (I'll leave it at that). That's what warranty are for, though. \n\nI took the computer into the store, and this is where my experience w/this Fry's was less the 3-stars. The tech helping me seemed knowledgeable, but lazy. He knew exactly what was wrong with my computer but flat out told me I was better off fixing it myself since the Internet in the store was slow, and I would probably be better off if I downloaded the program that could be used to fix it from another computer, and transfer it on to my HP. I explained to him that the other computer in my house was old, and the Internet ran pretty slow on it, but he assured me I'd be better off than letting him do it in the store w/Fry's slow Internet. I should have made more of a fuss over this, but they guy was nice enough and did give me instructions on what to do, so I just took his advice and left. \n\nWell, I wasn't able to do it myself. I came back to Fry's the following morning and the same tech was working & recognized me. I explained that I wasn't able to fix things myself and I don't care how slow the Internet in the store is, I'd be willing to wait for him to fix my computer, and he did. \n\nAlthough, the tech seemed knowledgeable, his laziness really bothered me (especially considering I don't live all that close to this store and I had to make two trips here because of said laziness).


I don't often get good mexican food anymore now that I live in Canada - so every time I'm in Vegas, I always head for Macayo's.\n\nOn my first visit last week I ordered my all-time favourite, a Chili Relleno. It wasn't as tasty as the one I had last year, and now rice and beans are an extra cost. I don't know what was different, other than it just wasn't as good as usual. the Relleno sauce seemed different, and I couldn't taste the chili as much as I should.\n\nOn my second visit during the same trip, I ordered the shredded beef chimichanga. It was heaven! The chimi was huge, the beef was very flavourful, beans were perfect, it was heaven!\n\nNext trip to Vegas will mean another couple trips to Macayo's for sure!


I don't eat meat so I probably shouldn't have gone here. My husband got the \"Arizona\" burger and really enjoyed it. I went with the vegetarian burger which is basically black beans smashed together. I do like black beans, but I don't like black beans with mustard, pickles and onion on top of a bun. I enjoyed the rosemary & olive oil fries, but not enough for me to come back a second time.\n\nOur total was $15.00 and that was not money well spent.


This place is hands down the best place to get your phone fixed. I received great customer service and it was a really quick fix !! :) I will definitely recommend this place to everyone. If I could I would give 10 stars. Very satisfied with the work and customer service :)


Great little place for a massage if you're tired from a weekend of partying.  I got Tom after I asked for an experienced masseuse. I have gotten many many massages and now typical strength is nothing to me. I need someone who really can dig in there and massage all the little knots out of my feet.  Tom used enough strength when I asked him to make it stronger so that was good. Apparently he's never used this much strength on anyone before. Lol. What can I say, years and years of bi weekly massages!\n\nThe manager is really nice too. If you check in and write a review you can get 10% off. Totally worth it! Also, tea station is downstairs for some Taiwanese milk tea after. :)


I believe this is supposed to be Paris Hilton's favorite Japanese restaurant, but when I dined here, I only saw Doogie Howser here.  Funny enough, Doogie (Michael or something?) ordered the Kobe beef burgers -- this was just after Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle came out, so I found this to be hilarious.\n\nNo, I was not trying to peer into his life, he happened to sit very close to me, and like I said, hilarious.\n\nAnyways, back to the food.  Very elegant and creative.  The fish is fresh, and the food is tasty.  It is probably my second favorite place in Las Vegas to get sushi.  The drinks are amazing though.  The bartender created a pomegranate martini for me on the fly (a \"Pometini\" we coined it).


The Sunset Caf\u00e9 is quite a find. The food is incredible! I would suggest the jumbo tamale or the enchiladas. That is if you can stop eating the chips and salsa. This place is a hole in the wall, but super clean with a very friendly staff.


You must try this place!!!  The interior is ok, I hope they upgrade the exhaust system since it smelled a little like a stinky-fried-food Chinese restaurant.  The first server we had was terrible, but it turns out it was his first day.  All the other servers are super knowledgeable and awesome. \n\nThe prices are super reasonable for the quality of food.  The Chef used to be the Executive Chef of Social House on the strip so he knows all the vendors and gets top notch ingredients.  The hubby is super sensitive to uni and if it's just a smidge not fresh he will pick up on it and claim it to be \"fishy\" or \"too slimy\".  He RAVED about the uni here and even ordered himself seconds!  Trust, this has never happened before (not even at Raku or Kabuto or Yonaka).  The chef is dedicated to making sure his food is extremely fresh and clean tasting. \n\nWe tried the yellowtail, the tostadas, beef tataki, angus gyoza, butter lettuce cod, and crispy rice tuna roll.  All were amazing, especially the yellowtail, tuna poke tostada, and cod (as well as some other nigiri and sashimi we had).  I would pass on the gyoza and crispy rice.  Gyoza was limp (and I guess I still prefer traditional pork) and a tad too greasy.  Crispy rice roll is a great concept, just didn't care for the actual crispy rice.  It was kind of stale and not crisp.  \n\nCan't wait to go back and try some of the other items on the menu - they also have HH.  The toastadas are only $1 each.  I might just have to go and get like 10 of the ahi poke toastadas.


I can be a pretty demanding customer., especially with the stress of buying a new house coupled with a new job in the same week. Nick helped to make things a little less stressful. \n\nI called him on a Tuesday to do a difficult ceiling fan install on 14 ft high vaulted ceilings. He was there Wednesday afternoon and did everything that was required to get it done. Whoever build my house/did the wiring did a half assed job that rivaled DMV customer service. Nick worked under the light if a headlamp, cut into drywall, went to a hardware store, rewired the entire system, and then installed the second one. He was there for over 4 hours and kept us informed the whole way through. He stayed over 4 hours, until the job was completed. \n\nAfter that we had a conversation with him where he have us insider knowledge on what plumbers charge (ever heard of a trip charge? That's where you pay some clown to come out to tell you he can't fix something). I will be using nick for this home and every other property I own. He even charged us less than quoted and wouldn't take my cash when I tried to pay extra. I'll have to find a way to sneak it in to payment for other jobs!


Insanely expensive. Average like any good sushi bar and the palazzo in my opinion is pretty plain. \n\nIf it's sushi you seek the OSAKA sushi restaurant on Sahara will blow you away. \n\nThere's a lot better places than this one. Pass.


Great beer selection. About 8 taps, all of which are solid. \n\nNice low-key atmosphere.\n\nFood is reasonably priced. Sandwiches and entrees between $6-12. Brutus salad is interesting, but overdressed. Mahi-mahi was flavorless but fishy. Fried tomato sandwich without much inspiration, but they weren't cheap on the bacon.


Like this place - friendly staff, huge selection of veg for all you foody needs and really well laid out, so even when its busy you can still get around. The only down side is it can be a little more expensive than some of the other shops around argyle place etc.


One thing I'm a stickler for is definitely Brazillian food. I know my Brazillian from having an ex and bf who introduced me to it. I can cook it most definitely. I was at Sushi Samba for a party and they had passed apps which were great. Great sushi, great crab cakes, awesome skewers of beef...But mind you passed apps. \nThe drinks....amazing. As far as the Samba Juice. This is the only place in town I know that mixes with Acai berrys. Which give a unique chocolate hint to a blueberry flavor. Definitely high in antioxidents.\nBut I came here for brunch with a friend. \nNow I sat at the bar and we ordered drinks. She ordered the Pomelo...but they didnt't have any. So then the Cucumber. I had the Samba Juice again. I decided to order Churros because I LOVE HOME MADE CHURROS. Too bad I didn't get them. Grrr they took forever. I also ordered food to go. Feijoada, chorizo, linguisa(kinda portuguese sausage) and some peruvian corn which is like giant hominy. \nWell the order was wrong because I ordered sides and  he asked me how I wanted my eggs. The bartender was really slow. I asked him some questions on why he was shaking a certain way and he said it was because they put egg whites in the drink. I explained a different method on how to make the drink that he won't tire himself out and he said \"No it's better my method\" LOL I asked him where he worked before and he said...\"Grand Lux Cafe\" Yea Nuff said. I didn't introduce myself to him because he was too hard headed in knowing what was right and wrong. So he fcked up my order, returned the Churros when I asked him for it to go, and then he stiffs me on eggs on the bill. Yea I'm gonna order from the table next time. I think brunch is for rookies. \nThe Feijoada was very....thick....the Chorizo and Linguisa with Hominy was delicious. They don't make it home made but they get it in Cali from this spanish place I know. \nOver all drinks are good. But I guess the staff being not so bueno made me drop the score down a lil.


The equipment is well maintained and the place is always clean. The downside is a general lack of choices in the area so it's always crowded and it's often impossible to get a treadmill and have a routine on machines. I don't have a lot of time and this poses a bit of a problem. It's a good gym, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to a friend.


The Starbucks inside the bookstore is own and operated by the bookstore and not by Starbucks, so any of your Starbucks GC will not be accepted there.  That was a bummed thing to hear.  Overall, the bookstore is pretty clean, bathroom is very clean too, at least that's what I saw when I visited them.  Location can be better as you can't see it from the main road.


Absolutely love this place. A locally owned pizza place that has been here for years. I love the nuclear fries with ranch dressing. Speaking of ranch dressing they make it themselves and sell it by the bottle. I personally like the pizza cut in squares. By far the best pizza in town!