I only eat sashimi and nigiri, so I can't comment on the rolls, but what I did have was not so good and rather overpriced. \n\nThe Miso soup was a salty mess without seaweed and tofu bits with the consistency of gravel. The green tea (tea bags, really???) was, well, cheap tea bag tea. The nigiri was okay, but the sashimi was simply awful: wrapped in lemon sliced (to hide the smell of old age?) and of microscopic size.\n\nLast but not least, an overbearing waitress who wouldn't listen. \n\nNot coming back!


This is a American style diner, or at least it tried to be. Unfortunately the meat did not have any taste which is weird because they provide you with their own seasoning at the table (I wish they would have put the seasoning in the meat)\nYou are given many options for toppings but they don't put much. The cheese wasn't even melted. They say the burger takes 15 minutes but it took a little less than 10 minutes which makes me think it's more of a fast food joint than a sit down restaurant. \nThe fries were also disappointing since they were soggy and tasteless. \nI was ready to give this place 3 stars but the thing that ruined it for me was that the soap in the bathroom was watered down!! Why would anyone do that?! I mean do you really save that much from the soap?!\nOverall the experience was disappointing since I had seen many good reviews on yelp. I want to say that my bad experience was due to a one time error but it's gonna be hard to come back here again, especially because the price is a little too high.


Chimichangas are very good and filling....couldn't finish it. The salsa was decent and slightly spicy.  Had a peach Margarita...very yummy and strong.


I've only been here to check out the food at Gallo Blanco so I haven't had an opportunity to view the amenities or the quality of the rooms. Everything outside seems to be under construction, the elevator doesn't work so thankfully I'm not staying here with baggage and it has this nice ran down feel to it. It reminds me of Rocky point, they even supplied humidity to make sure it's got that not so fresh feel. Bathrooms are the same quality of what you can come to expect in Rocky point. Overall, I wouldn't think twice about staying in this place. First impressions are everything


Everything we had was very well done. Very good fresh pasta. And the salads are excellent. Very friendly staff and great service. It is a very small restaurant (super cozy!) so be prepared for that.  Also no liquor for sale but it is bring your own wine!


After reading so many positive reviews, I expected much more from this place.  While the dish presentations were attractive and the flatbread was pretty good, the rest of our experience was unimpressive.  There are many other restaurants I would visit before considering a return to Eno Vino.


The Cali Benedict was out of this world. The potatoes, sausage, and the coffee were also top notch. Everything was so flavorful and fresh. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. \n\nThe only downside was that it was so busy for the Sunday brunch service, we had to wait about 20 minutes outside for a table. However, I will say  that once you've eaten here, it will become clear that it's busy for a good reason - the food is great.


April 28, 2013 Monday - breakfast 8:45 AM\n4 adults \n\nAtmosphere - 4 stars\nFood - 3 stars\nService - 3 stars\n\nBackground - Wanted a big sit down breakfast before we hit the road home to Reno.\n\nAtmosphere - The restaurant was only a quarter filled when we sat down.  Nice contrast of color in the place.  \n\nFood\n  Appetizer - none. \n\n  My Main Course - Banana bread French toast covered in berries and banana slices.  I got to say it was not very French toasty.  You had to search for the egg wash on the bread.  The bread itself was at room temperature and tasted as if they just put fruit on top of it.    The fruit was very fresh and tasty, the best part. \n\n  Dessert - none\n\nService - Okay 15 minute wait for a quarter full restaurant, fine I get that you are not staffed for a crowd.  But then take us to a table with three chairs for a group of four and not have all the place setting there.  Shame, you had plenty time to make sure that table was ready before taking us there.  How busy can two hostesses be?  Our waitress was good.  She had to explain to me that the picture on the menu in the breakfast section is actually a dessert, which the menu did not include a dessert selection.  Why would you put such a picture there, just because the dessert has a base of a Belgium waffle?\n\nFuture - Plenty of choices in the area for a nice sit down breakfast.


Had to try this place based on all the positive reviews.  To be honest I love dive restaurants.  Guess I my dive attraction in the military when we used to go to Mexico border towns on weekends,  Loved the food carts and little hole in the walls.  Never need alot of fluff, just good food and prices.  We'll based on everyone's comments I thought I had a winner.  Place is a little hard to find but once inside it is clean and very basic with a few tables in the front room plus additional sitting in the attached dining room   Owner is very friendly and always makes me feel welcome  Been there twice now and the food is flavorful however the prices are creeping up slowly.  At $3.50 for a hot dog is a little high.  Tacos are now $1.50 and the sugar cane coke I think was $2.00.  Since I generally have at least one hot dog and 2-3 tacos (tongue is my favorite) I can rapidly spend $10 for a mid day snack,  I guess I'm going to have to give up the cane coke to stay within my budget,  Fountain pop would be a nice addition but I don't see that happening any time soon.  If the prices were a little lower, I would give the place a 5, but as it is a 3 is all I can give since I can get equally good tacos and hot dogs near Cave Creek and Bell Rd.


The store near Bell and 7th St. was filthy.\nThe employee making the pizza obviously had a cold or sniffles or something.  Repeatedly touched his face and handled the food.\n\nMy slice of pizza was very good.\nBut the utensils were all soiled, the tables were dirty, windows dirty, etc.\n\nBeen to this and other Ray's pizza locations many times.


There was 6 of us and we decided to grab lunch here.  The food was decent. Besides the fact of only having been served meat 4 times in 2 hours. When we asked to split the check 3 ways the server didn't split it. We asked again if we can split it again and the server said we couldn't. After talking to the manager they split 6 ways. When we finally got everything situated the server didn't bring back change in one of the bills. Absolute HORRIBLE SERVE. Next time I'd rather spend the extra money to go somewhere else where service is their first priority. We didn't even get offered dessert.


One star because my meal rocked. I had the Hawaiian sliders. \n\nThe wait was 30 min at 10:15 am. We waited 10 min at our table before we received water and coffee. We then had to ask 4 times for coffee refills which took about 10 minutes each time to get. That's another 40 min. I don't want to EVER have to ask. \"Our\" waiter never actually refilled it. Mikey was too busy. Another female waitress overheard us complaining and she refilled it once. One of the meals that came out was cold. I mean cold... The cheese wasn't even trying to melt. It was not good. We sent it back with little apology from our \"waiter.\"  I had to ask for a coke refill. Again why am I having to do this? We then asked for butter for the pancakes. I swear to you 7 minutes passes and he comes back and says, \"oh I forgot the butter, do you still want it?\" No. No. No. Screw this we are done. \nAs we paid and the young man asked if it was ok and we said no it was actually a bad experience for our first time there. He simply took our money and  never looked up. That's crap in my opinion. You just lost a potential customer for the duration of our vegas living. \nThe \"manager\" looked just as lost as the rest if the staff while she was taking names to be seated and not back running the kitchen and doing quality assurance checks. What a crock. I chose not to say anything to her because I felt like that was a moot point as well. \nOn a side note there is only one restroom for the males and one for the females. We used the men's once because it stupid to stand in line that long for the women's. This place is huge and it's not equipped to handle the volume.


Real good, mesquite grilled steaks, burgers, chicken ect. in a rustic, yet clean setting.  Fair prices, decent selection, the service was excellent. \n\nIts only about 7 minutes off of the US 60 (take the Idaho exit, not Tomahawk) .  If you want a different atmosphere, give it a try, you wont be disappointed. \n\nOnly down side is that It is a snowbird mecca


I've eaten a ton of Thai food...no, like a TON of a Thai food, there is a place to get Thai on every corner in Chicago. I have to say, the flavor was very bland. Nothing that made it memorable. The service was great but again, the dishes were just bland.


This was just one of those places...5 stars through and through.\n\nCame here after a stop at the NC Music Factory's Fillmore. It was pouring rain outside, and after running from The Fillmore to Mattie's (just across the street) we were completely soaked. Upon entering, the waitresses popped up and got us towels to dry us off, what  a nice gesture. The place was empty since the show was still going on at Fillmore, so we took a seat at the counter. \n\nI got a patty melt, my sister got french toast, my dad some sort of breakfast plate, and my mom another sort of breakfast plate. We watched the food cook some 2 feet in front of us. While doing so, my dad and I read the story of Mattie's on the back of the menu. The diner is actually an old NJ diner that was moved here--what an awesome story. It also makes for a 100% diner like feel, and uber nostalgia. \n\nThe food came out...err...the owner cooked it and turned around and handed it to us since we were so close (it's a small place, what can I say!?) and the patty melt just hit the spot. It was pretty darn good, and everyone else enjoyed their meal as well. My mom even ordered an omelet (I promise she's not fat...just oddly hungry), which she had half of, and even got another waitress to try. The waitress had never had a spinach omelet, so my mom wanted her to try it--which after much persuading, she did. It made everyone seem like family. Thumbs up.\n\nPrices are very inexpensive--if I can remember correctly, dinner for the 4 of us plus drinks and an extra omelet was $30 or something. \n\nThis place is a little gem hidden near uptown. I'd stop by again in a heartbeat, and I'd encourage others to do the same. This place is a class act--absolutely recommended.


Harold's Corral in Cave Creek gets 4 stars just for being a Steeler's Nation Bar... All you Black and Gold fans dont miss this restauant and Steeler's museum.of pictures of the Steeler greats. Plenty of Pittsburgh memoriabilia. Harold is from the Burgh and treats his fellow hometown customers with class. The only draw back is the the food could be better. Its ok but could be better. Stop in and have an Iron City Light and ask for Harold.... Plenty of room with multiple bars and a large wrap around porch. Check out the sign on the roof of the restaurant ... \" Heinz Field West\" ... Here We Go Steelers... Here We Go !   :-)


Fellow yelpers, I must save you money with this review. But, before you read the full review, please note that I am spoiling a few details by including them in the review. I should preface this by saying we had GREAT seats -- front and center without being in the splash zone.\n\nI don't understand this show. Some people equate it to Stomp, which is AMAZING and why we decided to see the show. I sat there for the whole hour and a half or 2 hours wondering what the heck was going on. Some of the jokes are funny, but that's about as far as it goes.\n\nThey spend a good majority of the show trying to find someone in the audience to bring to the stage -- this takes 7 minutes each time they do it, so for 14 minutes of the show, you're just watching them look at you like some foreign creature as they make their way through the aisles. They bang on paint splattered drums, which is kinda cool. The music is just ok. The worst of it is that at regular intervals, they feel the need to BLIND you with really bright lights that are SO BRIGHT you cant even look at the stage. The strobe lights dont make the show any easier to watch and are kind of nauseating.  They end this waste of time by making you pull toilet paper from the back of the auditorium all the way to the stage. I have no idea what purpose this serves (it wasn't fun or funny), but it was annoying more than anything else.\n\nThe best part of the show BY FAR is the cowboy bit. Other than that, there's not much to convince me that I need to spend $100 on another ticket to see it again. If you feel that you must see this lackluster performance, google promo codes for Blue Man Group and you can at least find a discount for 30% off. How people managed to pay $50 for their tickets is beyond me and very lucky. Unique, fantastic, hilarious, interesting -- all adjectives that dont belong in this review. SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!! Go see something else.


Mediocre at best.  Have been looking forward to come here for a long time and I'm glad I did, because I won't be back.  The oxtail fries were great (hence why they got 3 stars) but the burgers were blah.  The meat was flavorless and is only complimented by the several different ingredients added to the burger.  The pork belly was pretty good but again mediocre because I can get this at Chinatown and it's just as good.  I really wish this place was as good as everyone says, but sorry, it's just not.


I was expecting so much more from this restaurant.  There were a few hits - the caviar fried egg dish was amazing as well as the crispy pasta with aioli and shrimp, but the octopus was inedible and everything else was just ok.  I expected to be wowed but walked away having spent $300 and it was just ok.


Excellent culinary experience! I tried their pan-seared salmon with a side dish of grilled vegetables. After the meal, I orgasmed so hard that I rolled my eyes back to the point of seizing. The service was pretty good considering it was rush hour lunch time. The waiter was friendly. I mean even I can't hold a grudge against a guy goes so far as to apologize for being a bit late with our order. The decor was pretty kick-ass. It really made me picture how classy British gentlemen would have taken their meals back in the day. If I remember correctly, they also have a vast selection of spirits, including some home-brewed ones. My only complaint was that the price-portion ratio was a bit upsetting. Since I am a poor student with a voracious appetite, it sucks when good food costs quite a bit. I could have easily ordered another meal if doing so would not have made me appear like a glutton before my friend. Alas, the price we pay for quality! All in all, it was a solid place to go for lunch.


Maybe we should have come here when we were drunk. We came here as our first stop in Vegas in the morning. Like everyone, me and my friends ordered the steak and eggs special, except for our party pooper friend who wanted pancakes.\n\nThe steak was okay. I've had better but of course the price correlates to the quality I guess? I really wish the steak and eggs special was still $4.99 instead of the new price of $8.99 though. Also I think this special is a midnight special from 12am-8am, methinks.\n\nI noticed there were a lot of people at the time we were there. A mixture of old and young people. Ah, it's Vegas. Everyone comes out to play in Vegas.


They fraudulently charged a \"destination fee\" of $23 on my credit card. They asked for the card for a security deposit, never mentioned these charges. I paid for my reservation through Orbitz.\n\nThey get one star, because any business that commits fraud does not deserve to be patronized. I had stayed with them three times previously, but no more.


We must have really hit an off night. I found this restaurant to be absolutely nothing special considering all of the wonderful dining options in Las Vegas.  After reading all of the wonderful  reviews I expected it to be great.  I'm disappointed that I wasted a mail while I was in town on this restaurant. \n\nIt's hard for me to say even specifically what I had to eat because it was that unmemorable.  We were a table of four and started with a sushi appetizer. Nothing special, no great flavors, definitely not a  standout.  I had a steak dish that wasn't great either. The drinks were fine,  and in the beginning we considered ordering desert because we saw the elaborate plates they were being served on.   After we finished our entr\u00e9es we definitely changed our minds and decided to skip it..\n\nThis restaurant is pretty damn pricy for what you get.   Unmemorable and over rated.


Went to Marcellino with a large dinging group (about 18 people).  We were seated promptly even though we didn't have a reservation.  Our waiter was very good about keeping all of our orders separate, and he was even able to prepare separate checks for each person in the party.  Excellent service.\nRestaurant was very dark, but from what I could see seemed to be nicely decorated.  It was not too noisy.  I had the Strozzaprete ai Broccoli di Rape.  The pasta was supposed to be two colors, but I had trouble seeing it in the dim dining room.  Although I couldn't see my food, I could taste it, and it did taste delicious!  The noodles were perfectly cooked and nicely chewy.  However, $22.95 seemed like a LOT of money for a bowl of pasta.


Their soba noodles were very good indeed. Their technique was ok. \n\nI really like that they offer cold tea but let you ask for hot tea. The ambience was really quaint and the place was simply decorated for a home-feel. They had soothing instrumental Beatles music playing. Many Japanese were there paying their patronage.\n\nThere wasn't much special done to their chilled broth and the rice that came with the meal must have been sitting in the rice warmer for a while. It didn't complement or accent the soba very well. It had the slightest taste of soy added to it, but not any other real flavor. I did like that the eggplant (nasu) in the chilled broth was warm. The eggplant was done quite well. \n\nTheir noodles provide a moment of zen, just like what Steve W. said. Their service is pretty good, except I find their way of giving a check somewhat inefficient because they bring a little cup and after you leave money in the little cup, they seem to be expecting exact change because they don't check on you for a long while. We were almost going to switch out our bills for smaller bills when the server finally came to check on us. \n\nI know... they're the only ones in town doing soba. But I have had really good noodles. This place is okay for me. I would love to give it another shot in three months when it's scorching outside. That might just up them to \"Yay! I'm a fan.\" For now, they are \"A-ok.\"


They accommodated to me and my friends very generously! I ordered teriyaki chicken and he used some of it to make a roll he thought I would like. I love the service, atmosphere, food, and especially the staff! A must go if you're in Vegas or looking for a new sushi place!


I normally shop at the Ulta near Chandler Mall...went to this one because was in the area...Walked around the whole store trying to find mascara...there was no one around to offer assistance...when I finally did find my brand, they were all out of the mascara that I use (I use several different ones too) Disappointed with this visit.


I was not impressed with this mall.  The workers here seem to be very unfriendly and unwelcoming.  If you cant bother to acknowledge when I walk in, I'm not going to be spending my money there.


Ok I gotta stick up for this restaurant ... Seriously people need to stop with there bitch fits... I'm glad I don't listen to others.\n  So my bf and I just moved to the neighborhood and I love Chinese food so for lunch today we ordered from here... Man on the phone extremely nice order showed up in less then 30 min like he said... Food was scorching hot and delicious :) take advise from someone in the food industry and order from dragon wok!!!!!!!


For the last 4-5 times my husband and I have been here, we have had bad diarrhea and stomachaches after eating anything with raw fish at this restaurant. It's sad, because this never happened with the the old owners or any other sushi place for that matter. We thought maybe it was caused by something else and were in denial, but we could no longer ignore it. I'm suspecting the new owners sanitize or keep their raw fish stored differently than than the older owners, KC/Sue, did\n\nDon't get me wrong...The food still tastes great, but the safety of eating raw fish is just too far important. If you go here, I'd recommend getting food with cooked items (Udon, Shrimp tempura roll, Salmon teryaki, etc..)


My first visit and I already know I'll be back for more!  \n\nNcounter is on the corner of Mill and 3rd.  Metered street parking is available, but I used the parking garage farther down 3rd- first hour is free.\n\nLarge space packed with staggered tables to allow people to walk by, but I found it a little tight, and I'm petite!  There's a partition wall/counter that held the soda fountain and other accoutrements, and beyond that, more two- and four-top tables.  Lots of light shining through from so many glass windows- love it!  Ceiling fans were going full-blast; I couldn't find a table that offered respite from the strong breezes.\n\nOrdering food entails lining up at the counter- not my favorite thing to do, but the process went quickly after I decided what to order.  Staff was very helpful and took time to double-check ingredients info for me.  I ordered the banana walnut pancakes and the Grilled cheese \"Melt Down,\" with ciabatta bread instead of 12-grain (due to allergies).  Also ordered an iced mocha.\n\nThe banana walnut pancakes were delicious, and the pancakes had a nice texture! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ncounter-tempe?select=gpDF5uw_20j-D0gth23QLg#gpDF5uw_20j-D0gth23QLg  The bananas were a tad too ripe for my taste, but not too mushy I couldn't eat them, so I didn't complain.  I asked what kind of syrup it came with and was told \"artificial syrup,\" and was offered desert honey, which had great flavor and went well with the pancakes.  I liked that the walnuts were plain and not candied.  I will have to try other varieties, as I am not looking forward to eating very soft slices of banana here again.  The grilled cheese sandwich was exquisite! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/ncounter-tempe?select=qCkmJETFCMlS7adhlkIR5Q#qCkmJETFCMlS7adhlkIR5Q  Five kinds of cheeses (jack, cheddar, Swiss, American, and cream), jalape\u00f1os, and bacon, with tomatoes omitted.  Ciabatta was toasted and had great textures (crunch/crusty on the outside and soft underneath).  The slices of jalape\u00f1o gave this sandwich just enough heat and tang-- I wish I was back at Ncounter having another sandwich just writing about it!  The potato chips were good enough to add crunch, but I could've done without.  Gives me yet another reason to return- to try other sides!  Such great comfort food, I kept two thirds of the sandwich to take home and enjoy later.  Mom tried a small portion and ended up eating most of the leftovers!  That says a lot-- the sandwich kept well AND Mom enjoyed it, and it's hard to impress her with anything, especially with leftovers!!  \n\nThe iced mocha was just OK.  A little watered down.  Hope I have better luck with other beverages next time, for there will be a next time... Mom has already requested more of the \"Melt Down\" for takeout.  :)


Horrible food.  Yes, it's cheap, but no cheaper than Boulder or Fiesta, and they are MUCH better.  The food at Cannery Row either has no taste, or is so overcooked and dry.....or is both tasteless and dry.  We never use our free buffet coupons - ever.  That should tell you something...we won't even eat there for free.  \n\nSkip this place - for the same price, there are much better options out there.


Nice place to visit to remind you how good the real thing was.  Best to go on the weekends as thats when the schweinshaxe is served.


Worst 5 star hotel!  The room was small for a LV 5 star hotel with useless technologies.  Crack between curtain and ceiling let lots of light into room in morning.   We asked to change room but were told that every room has the same problem.  So if you are light sensitive do not stay here!  The gym closes at 8pm, so no one in the world exercises after that!  It takes 10 minutes for the front desk to answer the phone, no kidding!    \nTear this hotel down and build another!  \nAvoid this place!


Quite possibly the worst chipotle location ever. The staff is lazy and slow. They consistently have you repeat your order because they can't remember 3 ingredients. They argue with each other and you can tell they don't work well together. The wait is outrageous pretty much any time of day! I've been here 3 times in 2 weeks and I have not waited less than 20 minutes. Even today the line was only 5 people long and it took 20 minutes because they kept running out of stuff. \n\nI absolutely love chipotle and the food here is no exception in that regard. my bowl was delicious as always but there are dozens of chipotles in the area here so why bother with this awful location? \n\nThey probably don't even read these reviews because they don't care about their guests.\n\nThe cash girl was busy flirting with an employee not working. The black guy on grill was busy watching everyone coming through the door instead of preparing for the rush. (they ran out of rice, hot sauce, beans, and chicken while I was here. 15 minute wait for chicken!) \n\nLook for another chipotle to eat at! It's great food but 0 star service here.


I moved to Phoenix 2 months before my wedding and had to find somewhere to have my wedding dress alterations done. I relied on the Yelp reviews and took it to Valentina, and I'm so glad I did! She did an amazing job and was so great to work with! She was able to work within my schedule and was always happy to make any extra adjustments to make sure it was perfect. I also appreciated that she did not ask me to pay a single dime until I was completely satisfied, and she took great care of my dress while it was in her posession. I don't plan on getting married again, but I would definitely use Valentina for any other tailoring I might need, and I would recommend her to everyone!


I used to love going to this Starbucks! Unfortunately, I do not feel the same way after their recent remodel. I figured they would expand to the small vacant room next door or even add more chairs (since it's always so busy here). It looks like they went to ikea and bought the cheapest furniture they could find and limiting any seating space. \n\nThis is a pretty busy Starbucks compared to many others I've been to. It's just disappointing.


Okay - so let's start this off right... We went to see Ziggy Marley concert there last night & the music/entertainment was amazing!!\n\nOkay - on to the rest... 1st of all the parking for this event was ridiculous! Only saw one staffer that finally closed a gate & was there to tell people to move on past a full parking lot, but all other areas were a ghost town with no direction, no communication on where else to park. We were all driving around like crazy people. You would think with the amount of money made from ticket sales, they would be able to afford to put a little more into an event like this. Guess not!?! \n\nLet's head inside... only accepts cash at the outside bar - again ridiculous! Then when we moseyed on over to the inside bar (Radio Bar) - what horrible service, actually that's not all true because we never got service! We were patient, held out hand graciously, we tried just to say what we wanted in hopes that one of only 3 bartenders would pay attention, but there was blatant ignoring going on & we were in the front, on the bar... Needless to say - we decided that we would get faster service at our Home Bar inside our kitchen 35 minutes away - so we left & it was a great decision to finish with a nightcap on our couch talking about the evenings awesome Ziggy Marley Entertainment!\n\nFort McDowell Casino you have some work to do!!


This place is the pits!! They don' take reservations and parking here sucks.  We went for the Las Vegas Dining Out week that is supposed to benefit local charities. We got there at 11:20 am on a Friday and were told there was a 20 minute wait for lunch. FML!  OK give my cell phone number to the hostess who puts it into her snazzy iPad then we go sit.  \n\nWe wait, we wait, we wait some more. Finally I get a text message our table is ready. While this feature is really cool here's where it goes all wrong.  Only one hostess behind the stand [not good]. She's on the phone....there's a long line of people waiting to give their information to her...we walk to the front of the line to claim our much anticipated table.  Guy in line starts yelling out us for cutting the line!!!  So it sure does appear we were doing that, how would he know that the table is on my phone and it's indeed our turn to sit, not a good way to start the meal after long wait time already.\n\nWe sit down. We ask for the Las Vegas Dining Menu.  Which is difft from what's on the site, but OK no biggie.  It also wasn't offered to us???  boooooo   PS- We are spending a fixed cost of $30.12 for lunch that's how this deal works so we aren't expecting to have a 'cheap meal' here.  \n\nThey mess this all up from there on out.  Meals came out before apps, apps came out 1.5 mins before meals, there wasn't enough room on the table, the place is cramped so people keep knocking into our chairs, purses are falling on floor, waitress is blaming kitchen b/c this promo just started [which she thinks we are dumb b/c it hadn't just started], too much food on the table, blah blah blah. This list goes on and on and on.\n\nAppies were fine, nothing exciting.  Tomato & Mozz salad had the blandest dang dressing I've ever tasted and HELLO this type of salad needs kick b/c it's very bland to begin with.  Chicken Sandwich was soggie and the bread was ALL wrong. I dissected it like my science project frog and ate parts of it somehow.  Chicken Salad Sandwich got the 'wouldn't order it again' from my boss.  \n\nThe best part of the meal was ---Ding Ding--Dessert!  it was by and LARGE the best part of our experience. SO, if you eat here [I have pix that I posted] only get dessert.   But if you don't have to eat here HEAD OVER TO SUGAR FACTORY, you'll be happier :)


Ok, for those of you adventurous enough to travel away from the touristy parts of Las Vegas... here is a place where the locals go.   \n\nWhere else can you find $5 pai gow poker and black jack?   It's small, it's older but you can gamble for a long time on the cheap here.   They have improved the air handling system, but when you leave you will still smell like smoke.   \n\nGo there and have some good cheap fun.


Please take note: This is the first review of any type that I have ever written.\n\nKitchen 56 reminds me of a movie.  Of course, I will have to qualify that statement, but first let me say the following; in all my years of eating out Kitchen 56 gave me an absolute first.  In an attempt to be hip, if an 'open kitchen' concept can be considered as much, they offered me a glimpse into their inner workings.  What amazed me and my girlfriend was they weren't - working - I mean.   Each 'chef'   was inexplicably  staring out over the dining area, seemingly without a care in the world.  Now this place must seat 120 people with 3 'line cooks/chefs' so either they were incredibly good at their jobs or there was more to this story.   Unfortunately, before I could ponder this any further, we were seated and promptly attended by Sarah.  She was certainly the highlight of the evening and thus, through the act of choosing drinks and placing our order my previous observation evaporated.  Then the food arrived.   It was now that my previous observation bubbled back to the forefront.  The math is pretty simple.  Three line cooks + 120 people = multiple micro-wave ovens (which doesn't have to be a problem - or does it?).\n  \nI had the pork (tender)loin, which it wasn't.  It came with potatoes, which technically they still were, but not for much longer.  These things tasted like they had been re-heated, refrigerated, re-heated and refrigerated for about a week.  So in my attempt to eat those things, I inadvertently saved a complete stranger from a similar fate.  \"I took a potato for you!\" (bravo for my good deed)   Alas, Kitchen 56 staff will be forced to make another bushelful  for next week's victims.  No I don't mean patrons.  (too harsh - Monday and Tuesday probably patrons, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday - definitely  VICTIMS!!)  So one way or the other, everyone wanting to eat potatoes at Kitchen 56 will get an opportunity! \n\nI know it seems a little insane to talk about the potatoes, but here is the rub, my girlfriend's Mac and Cheese was prepared with the same loving care!  So here we are, full circle and Kitchen 56 still reminds me of a movie.  Remember a time when you couldn't wait to see a certain new release?  You know the one, the one you never saw because David Edelstein or Roger Ebert reviewed the film and said that \"__________(fill the blank with your favorite star) was sleep walking through his/her performance.   Guess what? KITCHEN 56 is that blank.  Wow!  And a last word to those guys staring off into space, the ones standing behind all that fancy commercial cooking equipment pretending to be cooks, don't let the door hit you on the way out.   \n\nNow it would be all well and good to blame the cook staff and they must shoulder most of the blame.  But I have to ask who is testing this menu?  I won't even start on the small salad (oh alright - fresh and easy - rinse before eating)  \"What we have here is a failure to communicate....\" or maybe \"This is a trickle down economics problem.\"   Be it a movie quotation or political rhetoric, either way..... Kitchen 56 you are a 1out of 56.


This has been my all time favorite restaurant anywhere for years, since I lived here in very early 2000s, but this time it was a disappointment.\n\nThey didn't have the usual Cuban Bread on the menu but they said they could make it anyway... but it wasn't at all the same.  They used a different bread that was way too thick and not even toasted.\n\nI got the bacon and cheese burger but the burger wasn't very good, I didn't finish it.  The fries were just blah.


This past weekend I went to the mint for their 24K brunch which is supposed to be amazing.  Unfortunately I didn't even get the chance to try it.  I walked in with 2 friends and was not even acknowledged by the hostess.  We had to ask for a menu and were rudely handed them.  We asked for a table and she said to seat ourselves so we did.  We were promptly given waters by who I believe was a buser.  We asked to order drinks and he said our server would be right with us.  After 30 minutes we gave up and left. Our server never came.  We asked multiple people where they were and the answer was always that they would be right there. I was appalled that this happened.  I was looking forward to testing this brunch out.  Service is important and The Mint has terrible service.


Relativ gro\u00dfer Lebensmittelladen f\u00fcr Asiatische Spezialit\u00e4ten und Grundnahrungsmittel.\n\n\n Ich kaufe hier immer meine Sushi Zutaten ein. Der Sushi Reis ist wirklich gut zu verarbeiten und auch sionst findet man alles (eingelegter Rettich, diverse Saucen, Sesam in allen Varianten, ...)\n\n\n Nicht so gut best\u00fcckt ist der Laden mit frischen Gem\u00fcsen und Kr\u00e4utern.\n\n\n Auch die Inhaber sind sehr nett und helfen gerne beim suchen.\n\n\n Einen Stern Abzug gibt es f\u00fcr die Tatasache, dass man nur bar zahlen kann. Hier gebe ich auch meinem Vorschreiben recht.\n\n\n Tipp: Was es hier nicht gibt hat der Asia Store in der Margrafenstr., den man zu Fu\u00df in 5min erreicht.


soo good!!!!!!!!!! this is the 2nd cirque show i have seen and it did not disappoint! Not for the uptight or prude! :)


Arron Kyle and the team at this Guitar Center location went above and beyond to help a local band out who barely made it to the store before the store was closed.  Thanks for the capo and saving the day Arron!


Free Wifi, but half of the restaurants were closed or closed off! WTF! I had a 620 pm flight on Virgin and there were no good restaurants nearby. Wolfgang was randomly closed. The sandwich shop in our area closed at 7pm...we are talking about Vegas...not a teensy tiny airport. I hear the only happening area is the Southwest terminal...I guess all the good stuff is there...oh and the starbucks off the B Virgin Terminal was the slowest ever. 15 min to get a hot tea...waiting and waiting and waiting and waiting just like everything in LV...


don't know why people think it's great. service is whatever and the crepe and pastries aren't even good. and the ice cream amount is freaking small!! the only reason why i give it two stars is cuz of the two cute girls that i saw. not amazing in my opinion. had better crepes and pastries.


This was a great spot to take a break from it all and just people watch.  We sat at the bar facing the casino and we were entertained the whole time.  The mini grilled cheese (appetizer) was fantastic. It came with a tomato based dipping sauce that was the perfect compliment to the bite sized wedges.  Tip - ask for two dipping sauces because one just won't do.


We were disappointed by the food.  We had a table out back, on the pool side of the restaurant (the pool at Caesars is just beyond), and although the interior was fine, and the service was \"okay\" the food was really disappointing.  Not up to standards for this price range or for a \"signature restaurant\" at Caesars.  \n\nWe were a group of 4, one vegetarian, the rest not.  The octopus salad was oily and not very interesting, the fried calamari downright bad, and the main dishes not much better.  \n\nI had the gnocchi, and it could have come from a boxed mix.  One diner had the orrecchiette with broccoli rabe, which wasn't bad, just not very creative.  \n\nThe simple pasta with tomato sauce was equally uninspiring.  The meatballs were boring, not what you would expect from an \"anchor\" Italian restaurant at Caesars.\n\nWe often stay at Caesars or at least visit to gamble when in town (we're also big fans of staying at the Venetian/Palazzo), but we will not be back to Rao's when there are so many better dining options in Vegas.


Most confusing airport ever! I've been to quite a few airports and I've never seen an airport so difficult to navigate, that includes walking around inside and driving on the roads outside.  Just very poor signage.  Airport is nicely updated though...


Love how the place is setup: nice open space, modern signs with appealing typography, and the lollipops at the front are a nice touch. \n\nHowever I've been here a few times and the food is a hit or miss. One time I ordered a smokehouse mac and it was crazy amazing with a very healthy amount of bacon and cheese and just, unf, but another time it was seriously lacking, kind of dry and a bit flavorless. Also, another time I tried the penne and pesto and the pasta was so salty I couldn't eat it! I could feel my blood pressure rising with every bite so I had to stop. \n\nSo I guess when you come here cross your fingers you'll get lucky and have some decent pasta.


This place is AMAZING.  The chef came to our table and personally welcomed us.  We ordered 2 of the daily specials and were MORE than pleased with the food.  I had the Dagwood sandwich, and my dining companion had the Chicken Parm.  Both were delightful.  The desserts were to die for.  One of the better Creme Brulees I've ever had the pleasure of eating, and the indulgence platter is an astounding mix of brownies, cheesecake, ice cream, fruit, whipped creme, and these cheesecake spring rolls that were good enough to warrant a return visit all on their own.\n\nThe place is a sports bar, so you wouldn't expect to find gourmet food here, but give it a shot.  I'll definitely be back.


Yum! I was visiting Montreal and my friend suggested this place. Delicious burgers, sandwiches, fries, salads and beers! Mmm. Everything is reasonably priced. I had the Bac'n'Cheese burger with half fries and half salad and it was sinfully delectable!\n\nDefinitely good bang for your buck! Hit this place up if you're in the area!


I'm a regular breakfaster at Zada's during the week.  Weekends are kind of scary, but that's usually a good sign, I think.  I get together with some colleagues here once a month for consultation and communion and we wouldn't go anywhere else.  I've only had lunch or supper here maybe once each, so I can't comment too much on either.\n\nAs for breakfast, however, this is where Zada's shines.  My favorite is the french toast, which is two thick and light pieces of brioche style bread, and is served with an orange zest butter.  I also love the bunny rancheros with chorizo, although they require a bib or a trip to the shower afterwards.  Think a pile of home fries and black bean with two over medium eggs, queso, sour cream, and guacamole on top with two flour tortilla.  I have recently been getting the east side hasher, which is sweet potato home fries with a meat (chorizo again, for me) and covered in scrambled eggs and cheese.  The biscuits are lovely.  They serve Grateful Growers products to support the local farmers.  All are delicious.  The only thing I've ever had that I didn't like was the pancakes, which I found heavy, although I've only tried them the one time.\n\nThe ambiance is funky and fun.  The music is eclectic and ranges from torch to rap.  The staff are helpful and friendly in a homey way.  There is local art for sale on all of the walls.  The prices are on the upper side of reasonable, but I'm willing to pay for creativity and to keep fun places in the neighborhood.  The best breakfast I've found in Charlotte (after pining for years for Lynn's Paradise Cafe in Louisville).


Tasteless this visit for the lunch menu. Had to soak the tacos with sour cream, salsa, salt, and pepper. They were still lacking taste. Hopefully it was just the cook. Won't consider coming back anytime soon.


The food here is barely a step above Denny's but that is kind of what I was expecting and was not all that shocked. The service was OK, yes just OK; a couple of things were forgotten by the server.  I could probably give this place a 2 or 3 star rating but on my visit I chose to sit on their patio since it was a nice morning.  Well, this establishment chooses to allow their patrons to sit at their tables and chain smoke...before, during and after their meals! WTF is up with that? Isn't it now law that smoking is banned within X amount of feet of the door AND where food is being served/consumed?  I'm not sure who is more to blame; the owner for allowing this or the idiotic patrons that can't put down their nicotine sticks for one god damned meal!  I mean really, you need to be holding a smoke in one hand and a fork in another!?!?!? I won't be back!


I have been to this location several times and the owner has always been there -- greeting you as you walk in the door, asking how your day is going while the sandwich comes through the conveyor, ringing up the order, and sincerely thanking you for your business. I decided I just had to compliment this business as it's top-notch all around with well-prepared food, fresh ingredients, and the friendliest service in a quick-casual restaurant I've come across. \nI highly recommend this Quiznos and agree with a previous reviewer -- it IS one of a kind. If you are anywhere near Flamingo & Maryland Pkwy you won't regret checking it out.


My family and I have stayed at Harrah's for decades. The one in South Lake Tahoe is way better, our experiences there led us to stay at the Las Vegas location--big mistake. We had three rooms, two in the Mardi Gras tower and 1 upgraded suite in the Carnaval tower. The Carnaval suite was great, clean and well equipped. The two Mardi Gras rooms sucked. Hairs in bathroom, shower water control problems, clogged sink drain, no refrigerators (the mini bar was empty and unplugged, I guess you have to pay more to have the fridge stocked....with things they charge you for consuming...weird. Biggest problem was we paid nearly $20/day for internet connection (as part of a 'resort fee'). The internet did not work at all. After nearly 2 hours of speaking with technical support (Pakistan), speaking with half a dozen front desk clerks and spending way too much of my own time I got an honest answer from a hotel associate. Everybody from front desk managers, concierges and desk clerks had no problem stringing me along telling me something must be wrong with my computer settings. Ends up the internet was knowingly down for days. There was nothing that could have been done to make it work. That is just mean.\n\nWill never stay at a Harrah's or affiliated casino/resort again. After two nights checked out and went to a Hilton. Way better.


I will start this review with a disclaimer that I am not an experienced hiker by any means, despite being a quick drive from the Rockies.\n\nAfter visiting Phoenix from...well birth really...I finally decided on one visit to look into hiking Camelback.  Turns out it is about a 15 minute bike ride from our house, so off I went.  From far away, the mountain does not look that difficult to climb.  Once I arrived and started hiking, I found that there were definitely some easier parts and some very challenging parts.  I've been a few times - I start from the \"bum\" of the camel, and work my way to the rest area between the two humps.  I have yet to climb up the larger hump.\n\nA few things to take into consideration when climbing Camelback:\n\n- Bring water!  Depending on the time of year and day, it gets VERY hot up there!  My last hike was on an uncommonly warm Christmas Day and I was getting pretty toasty.  If you're visiting in warmer months, I would recommend going in the early morning.  You'll want sunscreen and to keep as covered as possible to prevent burning.\n\n- Wear shoes with good grip.  There are lots of spots where they rock is smooth and slippery, and where you have to scramble to get up/down the trail.\n\n- There will be people of all ranges hiking up the mountain - families, tourists, fitness freaks running the whole way, you name it.  Some parts of the trail are narrow and you might have to wait your turn to pass.  But there are also a lot of rest spots where you can stop for photos and enjoy the beautiful surrounding scenery.\n\n- There are stands to lock your bike if you do bike there.  There is no parking directly on the street - you can park along Invergordon and walk to the trail.  There are also no washrooms at the site.\n\n\nOverall, hiking Camelback is a great experience that I'd highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.


Awesome Sauce! How have I driven past this place like a million times and not noticed it? Right across from the airport, this store is nestled into a somewhat desolate strip mall. But I was stoked to find this \"Gem\" where they carry a HUGE array of crystals, beads and accessories. The gal at the counter was very hospitable and really helped me score my purchases.\nWe ended up signing up for their Membership which gave us an instant $30 off our purchases and future discounts, definitely look into that when you check this place out. \nI will say though, for the novice beader, I would have liked to buy a smaller quantity. But for the professional, you're in luck!\n\nI will definitely go back! I had a great time :D


A fun stop on a Vegas excursion.  Staff was friendly and patient with a group of newbs.  I chose the glock, tommy gun, and desert eagle 50 cal.  Desert eagle is a monster.  A worthwhile stop when you're in vegas.


Hadn't been here in years.   Came back recently with a large group for a business meeting.  The food was simple, steak, chicken and a baked potato.  The salad was your salad from a bag dressed with store bought raspberry dressing.  The chicken was standard, but the steak was surprisingly well done.  I've got to say since the kitchen was churning out steaks for 150 people, that is impressive.\nThe verde bar was kept busy by all the thirsty folks and the margaritas were tasty.  They have a full liquor bar and that was emptied pretty quickly. We had a cute show emceed by a guy who looked the part of a grizzled, slightly off kilter miner.  The show really is the reason why you come here.  Its a cute place to take out of towners, as a person who lives in Phoenix, I won't be making the drive regularly out here, but the place looks like a movie set and it's still closer than driving to Old Tucson :)


This place is ahhright, in my opinion. It's koo if you are with a group of friends who enjoy downing margaritas, than the margarita boat is the way to go. My girls and I headed here at the start of our night, mind you we showed up tipsy (it's vegas, I refuse to act my age! =) ) anywho, we got a margarita boat, downed it, ended up becoming part of the drunken idiots on the balcony for a quick second and then rolled out......individual drinks aren't worth it, you are better off sitting at a penny machine and getting the free cocktails lol. But most def koo on the boat.


We stayed here over the ASU move in weekend. We absolutely loved the rooftop deck with the pool and hot tub at night. The breakfast was amazing. Fresh fruit was delicious! The staff were so friendly, and they took us by shuttle when we needed it since we didn't have a rental car. Thanks, everyone! From our family in Wisconsin to yours. We will be back!


I love the Herb Box. My company previously ordered catering from the North Scottsdale location and that's when the addiction began. You would have to fight off coworkers for left over's. The food is always fresh and delish!  The ingredients are perfectly placed and you know what your getting is prepared with love . There isn't anything on the menu I don't like.  I am here at least 2 times a week for lunch, I keep checking the desserts for the peach and cream tart . Peach season is coming soon , so expect me lurking the whole month of May.


This is a great spot for breakfast off the strip.  It doesn't have much appeal, but it makes up for it with the food.  The Omelet House has the best banana nut bread hands down.  The omlets and other breakfast items are good, but you definitely need to eat here for the banana nut bread.


Worse McDonald's I have ever been to. I live close so I eat here whenever Its late or early. No matter what time you come whether late or early they are always slow. I stand in line for 5 to 10 min just to get my order taken when there's not even a line. You will be standing there waiting while theres groups of employees talking...gossipping....cussing. The drive thru is just as slow except you better expect to go in to get what they forgot to put in bag....whether that be food...creamers and sugars for coffee...I recommend HOLDING UP THE LINE TO MAKE SURE THEY GOT IT RIGHT and maybe eventually these clowns will learn to get it right. Customer service is also horrible ..the kids that work there are feisty young black females who could care less to be there let alone deal with you. Out of all the times I've been there being a regular there maybe once have they said thank you when they hand me my food despite the fact I say it each time I get my food. I was raised with manners though, i recommend bojangles across the street.


We booked our trip to CES really late and had to stay at the Stratosphere. I heard that it was a decent hotel but was still a little weary.  First of all, its located at the end of the strip right before downtown. It starts to get sketchy near Circus Circus.  One of the workers advised us to always take a cab at night because it can get a little dangerous.\n\nSecond, I had booked a non smoking room with two queen beds. They didn't have it when I arrived but had a smoking room. I didn't wanna sleep in a smoky room so they gave me a non smoking one bed and said I could switch tomorrow.  The room smelled of smoke.   Did the switch the next day which was annoying but it was fine.  Room was better and didn't smell.\n\nThird, they charge you 11.99 per day for internet and $1 for LOCAL calls. WTF?\n\nFourth - everytime I called them to the front desk, I either got hung up on or disconnected.  Everything I asked for never came.\n\nFifth, I asked for late checkout on Sunday and figured it wouldn't be a problem since the conference was over.  Flight wasn't until 4 so I didn't want to have to just hang out in the casino or airport. $30 for a late checkout. \n\nSo the service is horrible, they charge you for anything and everything. Its far from everything and gets dangerous at night.  Also, not entirely related by the waitress at their bar on 107 was rude. Booo to Stratosphere. Avoid staying here if possible.


I took my mom and grandma to the Beach House last night for dinner thinking it would be better than getting a Papa Murphy's pizza. There weren't many patrons in the dining room. Our waitress was very short with us, demanding our drink orders before taking any questions or orders for our food. I ordered scallops, and when they came to the table they were overcooked, but also cold. It took me at least 15 minutes to find the waitress to ask if I could get warmer food. She said that she would have the kitchen make up a new meal, and about 15 minutes later she returned with my same plate, with my original fork and original food. They scallops were now warm, but lacked flavor, and were even tougher than before. The waitress didn't seem to care about the quality of the food and seemed to be either having a terrible night or was on the influence of something. Needless to say, I will not be returning. On a positive note, the sunset on the lake is pretty.


Awesome place to check out after taking the incline and checking out the view! Got here on a weekday a little after happy hour and was promptly seated outside. \n\nOur waitress was super friendly and attentive and had us ordering more drinks and food then we should have but it was worth it! \n\nThe menu seems overwhelming at first as it looks like there are huge descriptions of each item that may or may not inform of what the dish really consists of! My bf and I ended up sharing a couple of appetizers (sriracha deviled eggs and sliders) and ordered the mac and cheese with jerk chicken to share. Everything was delicious but the mac and cheese was amazing! Soo good! Really i think the mac and cheese here with anything will be amazing!\n\nWe also started off with a couple of beers then we ordered a couple of rounds of the frozen cosmo. The frozen cosmos are super strong and delish. The fact that they are frozen makes it so refreshing on a hot summer day/night. Add a $1 and you can add more alcohol to it so be careful with these drinks! They might hit you hard if you have too many!\n\nTo finish things off we were convinced to get a hot cookie in a small cast iron pan loaded with ice cream! The cookie was ooey gooey and delicious.\n\nI had an awesome night here and would love to come back for more delicious food and drinks!


Jay, gave me the worst service, ever! He reached across a couple of our guests to serve drinks and when he finally got around to taking our dinner order, at his leisure. All of our drinks were empty, and that didn't seem to bother him either. And amidst him taking the time out of his busy schedule to take our order( with 3 other tables in the place), he proceeds to tap his hand on his crossed arms. One of our group mentioned that we must have pissed off the waiter.  Steaks, tough! Feel free to check out my other reviews. I am never negative about restaurants, but this one took the cake. The only reason it was given 3 stars was because of the atmosphere. So if tou dont care about the food being good, or the service being worth a darn, well this is your kind of place!!


Not much to say about a place with over 500 4.5+ reviews except WOW !  Here is something I cringe to say and really isn't in my vocabulary; \"It's worth the wait\".\n\nWe started with Oyster shooters.  They went down quickly while we watched the chef prepare our chowder and gumbo.  My Alaskan New England seafood chowder ($17.99) was full of large shrimp, lobster, and plentiful flaked snow crab along with heavy cream as a thickener rather than potatoes.  This simply could not have been better.\n\nMy wife had the Combo Pan Roast ($21.99) chocked full of shrimp, crab, and lobster in a creamed tomato base with brandy and a portion of rice.  Hard to believe but it had more seafood than she could eat!  Both items we had are meal sized.\n\nFood is cooked right at the counter using small portion sized steam jacketed kettles.  It's a gentle way to cook and very appropriate for the best quality seafood.  The cooking method makes for slow deliberate service but the time spent zooms by watching the cooking and with banter from the chef , server and customers.\n\nThis was one of the best meals we've ever eaten.  They have 15 to 20 counter seats only (this is not fine dining, just fine eating) and are open 24 hours a day.  Just another reason you gotta love Vegas.


Terrible service,rude staff, rude manager...will never,ever give kona grill my business. Waited over an hour for a table at happy hour, informed all staff we were waiting for table. Watched multiple times as other people stole tables that opened up. Staff and manager did not care and were rude.


Took my mom for Mother's Day after seeing a show at Paris.  The popovers were outstanding.  Flaky, Cheesy, Salty Deliciousness.  We shared the Bone In Rib-eye which took almost 45 minutes to be served, and it was undercooked.  Although it was very flavorful, it was not a good cut of meat.  I am not sure if I have ever seen a tendon in the middle of a rib-eye, but this one had a large one running through it.  It was overall a fatty piece of steak.  The Bone In at Joe's is far superior for the same price.  The service was slow even though there were many servers present.  Did I mention the popovers were amazing?  Probably would  not go back.


Great location close to the light-rail, lots of shade, and ample restrooms. However, the beer selection is terrible, and the food choices only slightly better. But let's face it, you're going anyway. Just grab a drink and brat before you get here.


Make sure you use open table to make a reservation or u will be waiting for an eternity!!! Surprisingly family friendly!! If you have a large group that can fill a typical table of 8 then your good they really make the experience all about you guys. Make sure your group is open to trying different things as well. No fun if EVERYONE get's the Chicken & Steak!!! \n\nI know the setup is the same  but it somewhat hinders on having full table conversation or interaction to me. A bit pricey in my mind but still a good experience. I would only return with a group of 6 or more who are my close friends & cool with sharing!


My mouth waters just thinking of this place! The BF and I went to Vegas last weekend, and opted for a dinner at Ruth's Chris. We'd been to this location about a year ago, and after the horrific service we received at their Paradise Rd location this past February, we opted to come back here. \n\nIt is located in an unassuming strip mall a good distance from the strip, but if that keeps my wait time down to nothing for a table, hey I don't mind the $11 cab ride out there. The service here is just wonderful! Our waitress was friendly and helped us pick out a bottle of wine. And our food came out just at the right pace. Both of our steaks were cooked just as requested and were mighty tasty!\n\nSadly though, it appears as though this location is closing down =( They had a sign in their lobby directing patrons to frequent the Paradise Rd location in the future. And I guess that means the end of Ruth's Chris dinners in Vegas for me, since I refuse to return to the other location. http://www.yelp.com/biz/ruths-chris-steak-house-las-vegas-2#hrid:YfjHw0PU2ZRJiE4yItk5EQ


I've found my new hair stylist in Julie!  My husband surprised me with a spa package for Mother's Day.  What a treat!  Julie did my hair, manicure and pedicure; Kayla gave me a wonderful massage and Dana gave me a real treat with a facial.  It was the first time I had a facial and I definitely want to treat myself again.  The spa is clean and everyone is friendly.  Saturdays are busy in the nail area, so come early.


Dema's is no more...it's Christina's now. Ate here any way... a couple things expensive, salty, terrible live music. This is one place I won't be back to.


What a waste of money.  I got home and cleaned off all the missed spots and glass that wasn't cleaned.  Not to mention when I was there I was hassled to upgrade to everything, even fixing my windshield. WTF


Super friendly servers (and owner).  Prices were very reasonable (especially for Vegas standards).  Fish is decent (not the best I have had).  For the two of us.  Our bill came to $160 without tax and tips (about $200 all in).  We came here on a Wednesday night, so the fish wasn't as fresh as I was expecting (since this place was highly recommended).  However, would I come back again.  Absolutely.  It is still a very affordable place.  The table seating are comfortable and spacious.  Not many sushi counter seating though.\n\n\nNigiri orders:\nMirugai\nHamachi\nMaguro\nTai\nAma Ebi\n\nRolls:\nSpicy Tuna\nCalifornia hand roll\n\nPlates:\nHamachi Yuzo\nTai with Uni (ponzu)\nUni Duo (Santa Barbara and Catalina)\nKumamoto oysters\nMixed Sashimi \n\nHot plates:\nMixed Tempura\nBaked Mussels


Visiting Penang for the first time this past weekend, and I have to say this is probably one of the most authentic Malaysian cuisines I've tried in the West Coast.  I live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and I've practically tried every Malaysian/Singaporean restaurants/cafes in the Bay Area.  This restaurant outclass all of these wannabe's including the ultra-pretencious (and unreasonably expensive) Straits Cafe.\n\nI normally go to Satay Malaysian Grille when I am in Vegas...i thought their satay was really good, until I tried Penang this trip.  I went they twice in a row this trip, ordering their Hainanese Chicken rice (excellent!) and chicken satay (even better than Satay Malaysian Grille, esp. the satay sauce).  Also ordered the Cantonese Style Seafood Chow Fun, which is quite good, but frankly, the one at Satay Malaysian Grille is a tad better.\n\nOverall, both Satay Malaysian Grille and Penang Malaysian are very very good... far better than any of the so-called Malaysian/Singaporean places in the Bay Area (with the exception of Rasa, located near the San Jose International Airport).  Penang Malaysian edges ahead in terms of authenticity and price point (about 10-20% cheaper than Satay Malaysian).  Sadly, the business at Penang is nowhere close to its arch rival, which is also on Spring Mountain Road, probably due to the fact that it's a much further away from the strip, hidden in a local Asian strip mall.  In my opinion, \"da-best\" Malaysian restaurant/cafe is still the Nyonya in NY's Chinatown!  That's a absolutely 5-star rating!


Unhappy, Unsatisfied with service, first of all I called for an appointment, they gave me the wrong address, took me 15 minutes more to get there to my appointment at 4... It was 4:15, then I get to the massage room take out my clothes and sign up the sheet, that took me another 7 minutes, it was already 4:22, the massage therapist finished at 4:55 not even THE HOUR that I paid, and then they charge me 49 dollars for the service !!!!! That's a rip off!!!! I tell the lady about the timing and she only replies, the time starts from the time of your appointment, what if they gave me the wrong address took me more time to get there and they I end up getting an awful service paying a ton of money..... It's absurd, I would not recommend this place to anyone, if you want a massage, go to Nevada School of therapy they have decent prices 32 per person and sometimes in the weekends, if you go with one more person is 16 dollars each ! And hey !!! The time starts when you are undressed and in the bed ready for massage. It's a whole hour !!!!


This was one of the coolest things I have ever done in Vegas. I have been going to Vegas at least once a year since I was about 7 years old. So I remember many of these signs. It was so neat to see them all in one place and that this exists. The tour guide was great. She really knew her stuff and gave you a lot of information on all the signs. The tour takes about 1 hour and was really fascinating. She had great stories about the people behind the signs and I learned a lot! When you get sick o the food and smoke and slots, head down to the museum and get a little history! \n\nThey are restoring smaller signs and putting them back in the community for everyone to enjoy. I thought this was great. There are day and night tours but it was way cooler at night! There are restrooms and a small gift shop with some great books on Vegas. They have really old signs and newer signs like Treasure Island's old pirate sign. So even if you haven't been going to Vegas as long as I have, you will see some signs you might recognize.


Probably not itching to book at the Mirage again. \n\nThe main issue I had was the room smelled when I checked-in. The source of the smell was from the restroom- it smelled like dirty gym socks that had been placed in a juicer. I called the front desk to get this issue addressed- the phone operator seemed a bit unapologetic about this nuisance. After saying she would have someone look into the issue, an hour had passed and no one had come to the room. I called the front desk again and a different rep had an entirely different tone than the first employee- she apologized for the inconvenience and was able to waive our resort fees. Although the defogging (basically making the room smell good again) meant we had to stay out of the room for two hours, it was worth it (then again, to distract time, we ended up gambling = losing).\n\nThe response time of the TV was painfully slow. Channel surfing was at a crawl. The only other inconvenience of the weekend was the tram connecting Mirage to Treasure Island was down for a brief period and it was when we were needing it on our walk home from a long night out.\n\nA plus of the hotel is that I got a room overlooking the pool and the dolphin exhibit. those dolphins are so smart!


Great atmosphere. Excellent Pork dishes.  Empanadas were really greasy, but otherwise everything was perfect.


Did a pit stop here while in Vegas as we wandered around and \"got lost\", and got distracted by this \"LOBSTER ME\" sign on our way to Earls...\n\nCame back after purchasing three sandwiches at Earls, and pondered over what we wanted to get. We decided to settle for the lobster mac n cheese, which came out to almost double digits! Holy ish, as a broke ass college student, I definitely was NOT liking the way this little side was coming out to be so far.... that's EXPENSIVE. You better give me a pound of this lobster mac n cheese, or have a shat-ton of lobster in this mac n cheese if you're charging $9 for this. And then I start dreaming.... and I think of the time I had some BOMBDIGGYDANGDIGGYDANGDEDANGDIGGY lobster mac n cheese at Capitol Grille at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, CA... and how their $15 lobster mac and cheese side was SO WORTH EVERY DAMN PENNY after eating it... and that was litterally what I was expecting, but hopefully, better.\n\nWhat came to us, however, was a little lacking. We found very few lobster pieces, the serving was puny at best (as with everything else on Vegas' strip, super expensive!), and it was dunked in oil, oil, and uh, more oil. I kid you not. Now, don't get me wrong, the flavoring of the mac n cheese, I felt that it was pretty good... in fact, I probably would have given them 3 stars in my review since I loved the sharpness of the cheddar and how it cut into the well cooked, super soft macaroni... however... the price of what we paid vs what we got + the next day, when I heated this up, the amount of GREASE that came out (OMG, artery clogging!) + the pathetic amount of lobsters in this serving of lobster mac n cheese? Not the best impression.\n\nFor me, personally, Lobster Me became a place that I would try just to say I've eaten there before, but if I were to do some real grubbing? Ehhhh, not so much.


Visited 5.27.2012 (@2:45pm)\n\nThis is only the second time that I have eaten at this location and my boyfriend and I had pretty terrible service.  When we walked and asked if we could sit outside the hostess handed us menus and told us to sit wherever.  So we did. We sat there for about 15 minutes.  A few waitresses smiled at us but no one asked if we had been helped. \n\nFinally, a waitress came over who didn't know the price differences between domestic or foreign beer - only new the specials.  Then she left to find out how much a Kiltlifter draft would be - $6 (kind of pricey) but my boyfriend ordered one anyways.  I ordered a bloody mary.  The drinks seemed to take a long time and the waitress explained that my bloody mary was what was holding things up. Truthfully it wasn't busy at all and the bartender should have had no problems pouring a draft beer and mixing vodka with bloody mary mix pretty quickly.  When the drinks came (brought by a different waitress) there were no garnishments for my drink.  I had to get up to get my own (no bloody mary bar either).  The food came, again from a different waitress, but we had no napkins or silverwear.  I stole one off of the table next to us and went in for another. When I asked the bartender - he told (rather rudely) a waitress to \"get her a place setting.\"  I was really appalled by the way he spoke to her.  We started eating and the original waitress stopped by to see how our meal was and the food was pretty good so we both said good.  \n\nWhen the bill came I was pretty disappointed that the waitress did not inform us that there would be an up-charge for sweet potato fries.  So his burger and my Caesar chicken wrap were $13 each. \n\nHaving been to many downtown restaurants where I have received great service I could not let this experience go by without saying something.  I regret not saying something at the time but the staff didn't seem to appreciate our patronage in the first place.  Go to Arrogant Butcher if it is open instead.\n\nS~


One word: waterfall.\nIt makes Tryst amazing... especially in the midst of the swarm of drunkards. There was NO WAY anyone could move around.\n\nMy girls and I got invited to a table with bottle service, stayed for a few drinks, then wanted to split... and in turn the guy whose table it was STOLE our purses because we didn't want to stay! We spent the better part of an hour trying to track them down, and eventually a guard gave them back to us.\nAfter asking where they were, he simply stated, \"Just be happy you have them back.\" THEN, one of the guys at the table \"coincidentally\" had my friend's camera in his pocket.\nNOT COOL.\n\nI know this isn't the club's fault, but right after this incident happened my friends and I wanted to get the fuck out of there.\n\nOn the other hand, the benefits were that we got right into the clubs, got some of our guy friends in with no charge (rare in Vegas), had fun on the pole and on top of tables, and the outside area with the waterfall was breathtaking.


Zooey-Mama!  This place has some decent 'que for being a chain.  I mean that in the nicest way.  This is some good stuff!\n\nIt was 'date night' recently and the lady and I finally decided to go visit Famous Dave's since we've always talked about it but never quite made the committment to try it.  So I gassed up the ride, put on some Mr. Bean in the DVD player, microwaved some popcorn, put out a couple Klondike Bars (hmmm...what wouldn't I do for a Klondike Bar?), and said \"Later, kids!\"  And we were off!  Although, thinking back I think I forgot to leave another phone number in case of emergencies.  Luckily, everything was fine when we got back home.  Except the funny English accent my little one gave me upon our arrival (thanks Mr. Bean).\n\nFamous Dave's interior is really...decorated.  This place is like the Disneyland of BBQ!  There's stuff everywhere, I guess this is what it's like to come to a corporate BBQ!  Nothing like those down home places where all you smell is smoke, the walls are dingy, and the chairs are rickety.  Looks like Dave's been making a healthy buck on his 'que.  But the place was inviting nonetheless.  \n\nFamous Dave's has a good menu that includes lots of appetizers, salads, burgers, sandwiches, soups, and BBQ combos.  But we were there for one thing only, the infamous 'Que for Two' for $19.99!  Sorry, payday wasn't until the next week and it was all we could afford.  Hard times I tell ya!  Upon ordering this from our server with some cold drinks, he was on his way.  20 minutes later our BBQ bliss had arrived.\n\nI heard from co-workers that the Que for Two wasn't enough for two people and that I would be hungry afterwards.  Me being a 'husky' sized Asian boy was a little let down upon hearing this.  But when our platter arrived, I sure wasn't disappointed!  There was more than enough food for two!  We had four of Dave's 'Famous' ribs, 1/2 a BBQ chicken, 1/2 a serving of chopped pork+1/2 a serving of beef brisket (I couldn't decide on which one so I asked for both..ha ha), Famous Fries, two cornbread muffins, and a side of garlic red skin mashed potatoes.  I gotta tell ya'...it was all pretty good!  The ribs were moist, flavored well, and cooked just right with a tiny bit of bite in em'.  The chopped pork and the brisket were very good too, and tender.  But the biggest surprise for me was the chicken.  Often times chicken can get dry in a BBQ pit but this one was super succulent and moist, and the rub was great.  This was my fav of the night.  And it was all so good with their sauces!  I liked all six of them but my favs were their original Rich & Sassy, Sweet & Zesty, and the Devil's Spit (sucker is spicy hot!).  Service was good, our server kept up with us and kept us stocked with wet naps and our drinks full.  \n\nNext time, I'm taking the kids with us and we're so gonna have the All-American BBQ Feast...old school and served on a trash can lid!  The lid is lined with paper...of course.  I saw it that night on a table...and the sucker is HUGE!  It can easily feed four people...unless you're a mighty Samoan...then this would be considered your 'Que for Two'.  \n\nWe had enough food leftover to take a doggie bag home for the kids.  Admittedly, I finished the last rib that night as a midnight snack.  But I did leave the fries for them!  But I did also manage to finish the little one's Klondike Bar.  Boy, am I a big lil' piggy.


This is the best Mexican place in downtown madison for sure. Way better service and atmosphere than Los Gemelos. Amazing salsa--plenty of cilantro and fresh onion. The tostadas and tacos are my favorite. Close are the enchiladas verdes. Only skip is the quesadilla for me. Accommodating to groups and small parties-- we come here a couple times a month.


Brio is a very pretty restaurant, and the food is not bad (although far from outstanding)....but it's so damn crowded, and the wait for a table is so long that I won't go there anymore.\n\nOn Wednesday, it was so jammed that when I asked the hostess how long the wait for a table would be, she said \"oh, just 30 or 40 minutes\".\nI told her to never, ever, put the word \"just\" in front of a \"30 or 40 minute wait\".\n\nThere are many other Italian restaurants in Las Vegas where you will get better service, and better food.


I love books, hence I love libraries. I have also heard good things about the Central Library. So when my friend and I decided to go visit Phoenix, we decided to stop off and see it. I must add though that the main reason we went was because the Travel Channel did a list of the world's weirdest bathrooms, and the bathrooms at the library came in second on the list. I know what you're saying too yourselves. That could be the lamest reason to visit someplace! Now that I think about it, you are probably right.\n\nThe 1 star is for the bathrooms. The actual library gets 3 stars, because although the building is stunning, I found the inside to be disorganized and a bit dirty. Back to the bathrooms though. We went into the bathrooms and there was nothing weird about it. So we decided to ask the librarian what made it weird and he did not know what we were talking about. He then told us that if you look into a little hole in the wall dividing the entryways into the men's and women's bathrooms, you can see light from the fiber optics installed in the library. He then said it's probably cool for only about a second and that it definitely was not weird. \nAnd guess what? He was absolutely spot on.\n\nNow I don't know who to blame. Should I blame the library for installing something so dumb? Should I blame the travel channel for putting this on the world's weirdest bathrooms, or frankly creating a list of the world's weirdest bathrooms? Or should I blame myself for going to a library to see this in the first place? Ah heck, I'll blame all three.


Tried to make delivery over the phone, girl could not understand me when giving my address. I would give numbers, she would rearrange the numbers, get my apartment number confused with my street number. gave up and hung up.


Horrible service and my food was cold. If they had been busy, I MIGHT understand, seeing as I used to be a server myself. But we were the only people in the place. And considering that I've had such great experiences at other King's locations, I was very disappointed.


I'm giving an upgrade because after I removed my previous glowing review and complained about the estimate for my newest dent, someone from Metropolitan called and left me a message willing to work on the price with me.  I didn't call back because I had already shopped around and found a mobile dent repair service called The Dent Guys and got an estimate for $85.  It ended up being $125 because the dent was bigger and more dented in than I described on the phone.  I'd probably be willing to give Metropolitan another chance but I'm much more suspicious now.


Sens+Friday Night=Good times!\n\nSo my girl and I figured we would walk to dinner this past Friday to one of the many new hip, downtown spots...couldn't have been a better choice for us to make!\n\nSens was excellent, our waitress (don't wanna try and spell her name for fear of butchering it.) was amazing, wonderful knowledge of the menu...you could tell she adored the food, so we went with it....we didn't order a single thing....just said \"bring us more\"...and boy was that the right call!!\n\nSIDE NOTE: I LOVE small plates....I think more places should take this route!  I mean come on....why settle for tasting one or two items when you can have six?  Yeah, I thought you'd agree :)\n\nAs I sat there...admiring the beautifully appointed decor...drinking my signature chile infused \"Hot and Dirty\" martini (yes it is hot...and quite dirty...very tasty!)  I realized wow...this is the best duck I've ever tasted...really, \"must try's\" here include (besides the hot and dirty martini) Ginger Mint Duck salad...and my favorite of the night...the Soup Goyza, an amazing, melt in your mouth dumpling with a mixture of pork and cabbage in a broth...absolutely amazing!!\n\nSIDE NOTE #2: ANY joint that's not afraid to play a little Puscifer is ok in my book...DJ's a great call here!  Oh....and not for nothing....the red light in the bathroom is kewl and make sure you DON'T miss the painting on the right as you pass through the red curtain...very HOT!!\n\nConclusion....run, don't walk to this one, you won't be disappointed!!


I hate the quality of tint used on my car. I had my previous car tinted years ago and it noticeably kept the heat out of my car to a more normal level.  I again chose a dark tint for my new car and everyday my car is EXTREMELY hot. It was not worth the hundreds of dollars since my car is still hot.  I'm not happy at all.!!!! It's as if I have no tint at all. If that's the case, what's the point??? I just wasted my money.


It was ok. Kinda pricey for what you get. Its at the end of the strip so if your faded its good!


Great experience with these guys! Professional, quick and very affordable. I highly recommend you hire them if you need sprinkler help.


Still a fan here!  Shop Cardenas weekly to get dinner goods for Taco Night at our house!  This place is close to my work so I'm here at least twice a week for cheap produce and reasonably priced meats.  The selection is still great, and I've noticed over the months that more and more non-Latinos shop here!  Good job people!  Cheapy like me!  Their produce prices sure beat the local Albertson's and Vons and Smith's by a long shot.  The only other place I get veggies is the Asian market but that's only because those yummy types of veggies aren't found here at Cardenas.  Go ahead, ask the stocker where they keep the baby bok choy and the fragrant pears!  You will get a look of confusion.  Well, that could also be because the stocker doesn't understand English very well.  In either case, you're out of luck.\n\nCardenas is still mostly one stop shop for your Mexican needs.  Besides the large supermarket area, you still have your juice bar, bakery, deli, and tortilleria stations within the store.  The tortillas here are pretty good, I'm spoiled now...I only buy fresh made corn tortillas from the tortilleria for my tacos!  They taste 100 times better when they are made only a few hours ago.  Really makes a difference in your Mexican dishes.\n\nThe juice bar is tasty, with fresh concoctions of strawberry and watermelon juices, or a fresh fruit smoothie.  It's better if you know a bit of Spanish because the drink orders can get confusing.  Got what I thought was supposed to be a strawberry smoothie, but they for some reason added beets!  Tastier than I thought it would be but still, could have done without them.\n\nCardenas bakery goes all day long.  When you enter the store you constantly smell the aroma of fresh bread or pastries coming out of the oven.  Tip, always ask for the freshest stuff out of the ovens (usually will be on trays where the ovens are).  I find that sometimes the pastries in the case can be sitting there for a while, and Lord knows who's been touching them or who's kids boogie face got on them.  A sign that says 'Please use tongs' doesn't always fit the bill!\n\nI am often here for a quick lunch at the Cardenas deli, especially when they run their weekly specials.  $5 sale for a burrito al pastor?  $3 for a ham torta?  Often with a free drink?  I'm there!  I enjoy most of the fare at Cardenas, and it's great they have a free salsa bar to partake with each meal.  As of late, they have taken out the sliced cucumbers and sliced radishes that used to be regulars at the bar...but it's ok.  They probably had to because of food cost, or because of people like me who love to stock up for some healthy snacking!  No problem though, looks like more pickled jalapenos for me!  I am probably there for food at least 5-6 times a month.  I love me a torta with a mix of tomatillo salsa and Cardenas hot sauce for dipping.  MUY DELICIOSO!\n\nCheap and easy, that's my motto.  Well, for grocery shopping at least.  Cardenas fits that nicely.  If you see me there, come by and say \"Hola!\"  I might just be able to understand you.


I discovered Houston'swhile in Atlanta on business in the 90's, and have been a great fan.  After I moved to Scottsdale in 1999, I became a serious regular and found Houston's to be a 5 star experience every time.  It was a great relationship until the changes started a few years ago.  First, their wonderful Filet disapppared for awhile, unimpressive sushi was introduced, then the Shashimi Tuna Salad disappeared, and the Phoenix location was rebranded as Hillstone.  (I ate at Hillstone twice and then gave up on it...corn on the caeser salad - a southwestern Shashimi Tuna Salad - really?)  But back to Scottsdale, where I have the most history and the strongest relationship.  They had wonderful staff who, even if I wasn't around for awhile, remembered my name and nearly all of my preferences.  Every one of them have recently left.  Service now is ok, but not great.  A high level of attentiveness is a thing of the past.   Of course, over the years the prices have increased but in the last few they have really been increasing, while portion sizes on items like salads, have dwindled.  Houston's has never been inexpensive, but I am happy to pay to have the food that I want.  Therein lies the rub.  My last two visits were so bad that I am determined not to go back.  \n\nMy very favorite - the shashimi tuna salad - is history again.  Although the offered, if I wanted to pay the price of the $24 Flying Tuna Platter, to fix me something sort of like it, but not with the dressing or other elements that I loved.  I ordered fries, but they have lost their snap, and I had to pick little bits of fiber off of them.  The manager explained that they were burlap fibers from the bags that they use.  I didn't eat them, and was not charged for them.  I eat early, but can no longer get a baked potato at 2pm - and where did the pork chop go?  No more 1/2 glasses of wine.  So on my very last trip, not finding anything that we came for on the menu after 13 years of dining, my friend and I decided to go with the tortilla soup rather than just leaving.  It was far too salty...not something I have ever experienced at Houston's.  Of course, they did not charge us for the \"meal\".  No reason to ever go back now.\n\nLeaving Houston's with an empty stomach, I considered stopping at Bandera, another Hillstone property.  I quickly wrote off that idea since they've tinkered with their menu items so much that I gave up my \"regular\" status there in 2010.  \n\nI believe that the Hillstone Restaurant Group has made some awful choices over the past few years, making changes to long time favorites that ruin the dining experience.  Perhaps new chefs can't just leave a good thing alone or need to put their stamp on it.  I saw this in another review and couldn't stat it better - \"I understand menu changes happen but it was so good and so the same for so many years why do they have to switch it all up now? Pretty sure the business model was working just fine. \"  \n\nAs steep as Houston's prices have been over the years, I didn't mind paying for great food and great service.  I'll probably go in for a fillet a couple of times a year, but I'll have to wait until it's crowded at 5pm to have a baked potato with it.


Ummm just ok by food and setup but service was fabulous and there was no waite and yes the karaoke was fun to watch ... Not sure if I'll be back but I won't say never


I Had the \"Big Slab\" take out, IT SUCKED!!! This place has gone downhill fast! Ribs looked like dried jerky on a bone.. I'm not going back!!!!!!


This review is strictly for the food as we did take out from this location.\n\nShrimp Ceviche - 3.5 Stars - Normally full of shrimp and fruit, but this time the shrimp was lacking, so to me it was more of a fruit ceviche. Still full of flavor and seasoned well, just lacking on the main ingredient.\n\nShrimp Caesar Salad - 4 Stars - 4 Jumbo Shrimp cooked perfectly. Nice and tender and full of flavor. Perfect amount of cheese crisps and croutons, only lacking was the amount of dressing. \n\nSpinach Cheese Dip - 5 Stars - Always awesome and full of flavor. The chips work so well with the dip and the portion size is perfect.\n\nAngel Hair Pasta w/ Shrimp - 5 Stars - Pasta cooked perfectly. Sauce is on point and full of flavor. Large amount of shrimp. Portion size is perfect for sharing.\n\nTurkey Pot Pie 3.5 Stars - First time having this dish here and was expecting a little more from the dish. The puff pastry was underdone, so it was greasy and not very edible. There were far too many leeks in the dish, so it tasted like turkey and onions which is not bad for me since i love onions, but it was just lacking in other flavors. On a positive note, there was a ton of turkey, so that was a huge positive.\n\nSalted Caramel Pudding - 5 Stars - Can never get enough go this dessert. Always good, just wish it was a bit larger of a portion.


Outstanding service, food and overall experience.  From the moment we got to the restaurant til the time we left our experience was definitely 5 stars.   Our appetizer of calamari and house bread  with olive oil was delicious.  We then had seafood risotto and chilean sea bass for our main course.  They were very well prepared and presented.  Can't wait to try the rest of the menu on my next visit.


Sky Zone! Jumpies! LOVE IT!\n\nThey have a full adult area where you can jump and flip to your hearts desire... or fall, like me, hahaha. Often times they net off one or two ends for competitions/special events. Every 30 min they let in a new crowd and it cam get VERY crowded to show up early-  Like Opening!\n\nIf you have kids, they have a kiddie area, which is a lot of fun as well, you can throw balls around and the don't let the words \"kiddie area\" fool you, it can get pretty rough in there (but in a fun, not dangerous way). \n\nIf you've never been, you've got to try it. And don't be afraid, just let go and enjoy!


Have had better hibachi for less of a price. It's ok... Prob wouldn't go again maybe only if I wanted a quick snack of a couple sushi rolls.


Go in, Talk to AJ or Jeff. They do good things for people. See my upcoming review of the metrocenter store for more.


Location: hidden in a small complex near a salon, subway, and next door to Bachi Burger. \n\nAfter our party was waiting for what seemed an eternity at Bachi Burger, we decided to go to its sister place, Ramen Shoku.  Simply put, I most likely, not probably, won't be back here again. The various appetizers including the GYOZA and TAKOYAKI was somewhat interesting, but nothing too exciting to do an order of again.  Each of us  had something different...TONKOTSU, SPICY MISO, and I had the most touted TAN TAN MEN ramen for 11.50.  It was overly salty and the noodles were too al dente.  I couldn't get past the overly salty taste of the soup and it seemed that every time I had the soup, I would be grappling for the water as a chaser.  The menu stated spciy base, but they need to edit it and put salty base.  I almost wanted to add the carafe of water into the soup and ask them to heat the soup along with the al dente noodles to cook some more.  The overpowering taste of salt definitely made me want to walk out that door and not even consider ramen places in general.  I think the SPICY RAMEN was more up my alley as it had more flavor from the miso base.  The base of the TAN TAN MEN was just simply oxtail soup which would have been more preferable than what they had added to it.  It definitely helped me to eat less, but then again helped me to cross this off my list or put it on my list of places to never go back again.  \n\nNext time, I'll wait for Bachi Burger even if it's an hour long wait...there's a reason why this place was barely empty and the Bachi was filled to the brim.  You'll enjoy drinking water at this place.


Want a lot of dinner for for a little money? Come here! The 2 for $14.99 deal is every day now (just earlier thur-sun). You get two sides and an entree. I always get chicken strips and you get so many I take plenty home to eat the next day for lunch. The rolls are delicious, and the servers are always willing to bring you more. Service is outstanding here - always quick to refill drinks and get you anything you need. Fried pickle app is tasty! Happy hour beers are cheap. Would highly recommend! Oh and there are peanuts :-)


Mango Habanero tacos. Amazing. The employees here saw that we were hungry, and they were slammed. I was so elated when they swung by and gave my boyfriend and I a total of 4 free meal coupons out of a thank you. A little patience goes a long way, and so does gratitude for your customers. Best Rubio's ever! :)


This is a big place.. but rooms are just okay.. a bit outdated.. i had ants in my bathroom..


Meh.  Had the filet and it was a little bland.  My salmon was very fishy.


I just got off the phone with AZ Firearms & collectibles:\n\n     The first person who answered the phone mumbled something inaudible before I finished telling her what I was calling for, and in the middle of my sentence. After that I had to assume I was on hold, because she wasn't responding anymore. \n\n     After two minutes of silence and being only a moment from hanging up the phone, a gentleman came on the phone and also mumbled something inaudible. I asked what it was he had said and there was no response.\n\n     I hung up the phone and then called back, and the person who answered the phone hung up immediately after picking up. \n\n     What a nightmare. Don't waste your time calling them, and if you feel my pain boycott these rude jerks.


THE BEST EVER...I have had good and bad experiences with dentists in the past. I must say that Modern Dental Care gave me the best experience ever. Very friendly and knowledgable staff. Prompt service, with friendly guidance. Dr. Mark Edington does terrific work. I felt very welcome and comfortable at every visit. I recommend Modern Dental Care for anyone with any oral emergency, tooth ache, regular maintenance or just a cleaning. You will be glad you chose them!\n\n\nThanks!\nDave


The lobby area definitely looked beautiful but the lack of customer service and room condition brought the impression down tremendously. For starters, the shower drain was clogged. Then the shower pressure was VERY slow, like practically dripping. Then, we had leftover food from Benihana that we needed to heat up to eat and when I called the front to ask for a microwave the lady rudely said there's NOT EVEN ONE microwave in the entire hotel for guests to use. Like.. Seriously?! How is that even possible?? Oh, then we called papa johns for pizza one night and were told that papa johns isn't allowed on westgate property. Cmon people. Settle your differences so guests can have the convenience we pay for.


The only reason I am giving this restaurant two stars is because the food is good.  Otherwise, I am repulsed by how bad the service is.  In such an upscale restaurant,  I expect more from the wait staff.  We waited for approximately 10 minutes before bread (4 slices) was brought to our table.  When we asked for more, we didn't get it until after our food arrived.  Once the food arrived, we cut into the steak and the waiter asked if we needed anything else. We never saw him again until 15 minutes after we were done eating.  We had dirty dishes on the table until we got our check, and the pen that they wanted me to sign the check with was covered in oil that was given to the table to dip the bread in.... \nHORRIBLE, HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE!


Stopped in for a drink after a long bike ride.  Total dive bar, but patrons and staff were very friendly.  I didnt have a bike lock and the patrons/owner said i could just bring in the bike while I got smashed.  I must have spent about $20 after being there for 2-3 hours.  I think the beers are $2.  Its a cash only bar, but they have an ATM in the front.  I will definitely be heading there again soon.


I know Urbana is supposedly the artsy-fartsy Birkenstock side of CU, and so, while I understand why Art Coop would elect to move there and into the creepy old and largely deserted Lincoln Square Mall, I just miss their presence on campus. (doggone it, when I was a fine arts design major, the coop was conveniently located on campus and staffed by some of my quirky classmates and I felt at home inside the coop. Now, not so much. :/ )\n\nThe prices are not great, definitely higher than Dick Blick. And the assortment of weird and wonderful papers and tidbits also seems to have dwindled. Frankly, it's just as easy and more price effective to shop on line for the run of the mill basics.\n\nI miss the old school Art Coop. :(


Food was VERY spicy... usually they will identify what is spicy or not.  Expensive for what you get.  $14 for Fried Rice on lunch menu.  Had ordered a dish and then decided to cancel before dish was served.  Owner insisted I pay for the dish even thou I had not received it yet.  Overall nothing special for the price.   If you don't like Very Spicy Thai, make sure you are careful what you order.


Good store with a lot of products that I'd actually use.   It is a really good savings on groceries.  \n\nThe place is well laid out, but it can get messy because of the other shoppers.\n\nThe only issue I've experienced at the times I've gone is that there is a very long line to check out.  It's a small price to pay for the savings that can be had.  Be prepared to wait up to 15+ minutes to check out!