Mark was prompt and very professional.  He explained the process he was going to use to clean the tile and carpet.  He was careful about keeping everything clean and afterwards helped dry the tile so that I could walk around easily in the house without getting it dirty or tracking the water around.  Would highly recommend!


Kickstand should definitely win the theme award, with plenty of dishes with bike names (tricycle = three patty burger, etc). And it is not a bad space either - though parking can be a bit tough at times. They do have a pretty cool patio, but as there is no shade you have to hope for some perfect weather to use it.\n\nThe food is on the average end, however. Nothing really stands out that makes you want to take a special trip and deal with the parking situation, and if you should happen by the place when there is a large crowd, look out. Service goes from bad to worse.\n\nAt times, servers can wander around the room a bit aimlessly. If you do get their attention then you are set, and it doesn't seem that they are understaffed, as the levels seem fine, but their attention appears to waver.\n\nAdd it all up and there are plenty of choices so this may not always be the best one.


I live here in Vegas and actually work right across the street so it is a convenient place to come and unwind after a hard days work.  Not so much...\n\nThis was my first time here (thursday evening 6-7-12) and a friend suggested this place because he has been going here for years.  The service was completely horrible!  We sat at the side bar tables and it wasn't even busy.  Asked for Saki bombs and rudely the bartender said \"we don't do saki bombs but you can do it yourself\"  ok, no worries.  Ordered one dish...1 hour later, no food.  I kindly asked for the check and the bartender says \"well if the food comes out now you need to pay for it.\"  I saw that she rang it in when i wanted the check and pretended that the kitchen screwed up but she actually forgot.\n\nAll in all I think that I just got the wrong bartender and I will go again.  Everyone deserves a second chance.


Beware of this place.  If you give them a credit card they will charge $25 on it no matter what even if you paid cash.  It happened to us a few nights ago.  We called the bar and they said it's their standard practice to charge this and then sometime later in the week to refund it.  Total BS we paid in cash there should be no charge on my card period.  We will never go back.


Great Store. Perfect for the Scottsdalite that doesn't want to be bothered with actually having to interact with other human beings at a cash register. Everything is automated. I would have given this place five stars but the automated checkout system is not manufactured by Apple so its totally ghetto. Also, plenty of healthy choices are available for those of us who haven't had a carb in over 2 years. I am addicted to their store brand Brie. \n\nIn all seriousness, try their broccoli cheese soup. Fantastic. And there is a great pet store in this shopping center to check out if your in the neighborhood and want to buy your little pal a new toy.


Um....Nope! \nThis place is in DESPERATE need of John Taffer. Bar Rescue is needed. (even though they are busy on the weekends- it saddens me that they could be making SOOO much more money. \n\nCleanliness- NONE! I get the peanut shells on the floor, that's one thing- Many places do this just fine and it doesn't come off as gross as it does here. I went on a Saturday night- about 9pm... about half full of people  the bar top was full of used napkins, straws, and empty glasses with ice and drink remnants, and everything was wet. oh and fruit flies- (in Winter!) fruit flies, fruit flies!! Strike 1. \n\nBartenders- I sat at the bar for about 12 minutes before anyone came and asked if I wanted anything, offered a menu, or anything. When the sloppy dressed schlub did come over he said- \"What do you want?\" (there is no uniform for employees- which is confusing for customers. No shirt that says Esquire or anything- just a guy. I ordered a Blue Moon... A freaking TAP beer. as easy as you can get- When he returned with it, he just placed it in front of me on the wet bar- no napkin/coaster, the beer was flat, and contained a FREAKING lemon. Not an orange- a lemon. Boo. (Flat beer usually means dirty pipes or an old keg!) He just asked for money- didn't ask if I wanted a tab, or if I was ordering food, offer a menu...(which was my intention, but was never offered) was never approached again- about 15 minutes, drank my beer- and met friends at a different bar. I was sitting in this place for 27 minutes- and spent under $5- if you had a good bar staff- that would have easily been about $20 with an app. and another beer- and I would have asked my friends to come to Esquire.... and they would have spent money too.  \nCustomer service was crap. Strike 2. \n\nThe Look- is mismatched, ply wood, random cheap bar decorations. That Screams Dive Bar. I don't know how much this bar makes- but they could easily stand to spend 2-3 grand and do a minor upgrades so that at least everything matches. extremely unappealing- so many better options on the same street!  Strike 3.  \n\nYeah- not going back. Clean your place before someone get's sick!


Awesome lunch specials for crazy cheap.  Greta sushi as well. Never had a bad experience.


It is Startbucks. Just like in your neighborhood.


Let's just say after a six night stay...I wont be back...ever. I stayed here when the hotel first opened back in the 90's and it was ok. Now, the place is dated and stale. \n\nCorridors and rooms are dumpy. The heat that generated in my room during the day from the direct sunlight beaming on the all glass pyramid was unbearable - and the air conditioning at full blast just barely worked. The colors - paint, carpets, wallpaper - are all the beige/brown colors hotels use to hide dirt. I didn't even want to investigate. \n\nIf you're bothered by smoke, I thought the air circulation in Luxor was the worst of any hotel or casino I went in during the week. In fact, we ventured over to Mandalay Bay to play in the casing because the air was much fresher. \n\nToo many cigar smokers especially at the Aurora bar. There service there sucked, too. Every time my friends and I sat down for a drink, our waitress would serve and then say she was taking her one hour break and they had no substitutes so we had to self serve at the bar. The drinks were costly as well. \n\nThis place is for the 20-something set that comes in over the weekend from LA or Phoenix that wants cheap rooms. If you want that then I guess the place is for you. I stayed here to save some money based on a past experience (although several years ago). Based on my current experience here I would not go back again.


Hands down the best neighborhood Italian restaurant in AZ. The veal, chicken and pasta dishes are all amazing. One of the best salads in town as well. The bar menu is one of the best deals as well, tons of food for not a lot of money. They also pour a great glass of wine.


So disappointed. Been looking for a new nail salon since Polished is always so packed. Not only did I have to wait for the owner to turn me away (and take a customer before me that had gotten there after me) because of her running behind she actually asked me to get there an hour early! Ridiculous. I needed  my nails done for my trip out of town and she completely wasted my time. I'm shocked I was asked to return. Don't come here if you're relying on getting your nails done.


not a phillies or eagles bar as they claim to be. asked the bartender/owner how the phillies were doing and can you get them on tv. her response was\"i don't care about that\". that means she doesn't care about my business. keep your ghetto cliente and keep watching your cooking shows.


This is definetly in an old Fazoli's, I know because I help open it when it was built.\n\nFood here is hit or miss, the green chile chicken burrito is blah. Dry and tasteless.\n\nHowever, the hard shell chicken taco is very good. The cheese enchiladas are good but not great. I have had the chorizo and potato burrito and it is good,  but Ramiro's and Senor Taco do it better. \n\nThis was my second visit, first time i could not rate them because they did not have green salsa. This time they did and I give that 4 stars. But, they guy behind the counter acted like they are doing us all some kind of favor by selling it \"Oh, your lucky today, we have green salsa\". I guess they run out-proof was my first visit- but while it is good, I am not dying to put it on everything, so it is not that good. El Paisano in El Mirage is a carneceria that has the BOMB green salsa. \n\nWhy three stars-no carnitas or asada and the tortillas, well the are good but I don't crave them.\n\nI may be a guera ( I am the gringa that speaks spanish and busts all the cabrons talking shit) but let me tell you, I grew up in a Mexican family in Hatch, NM/Las Cruces/El Paso area and have had some spectacular tortillas and these don't even come close.


I came here with high hopes after reading the many good reviews.  what I found was good local hole in the wall that is somewhat over rated.\nmy burger was very dry - as the cook pressed down on the patties I kept screaming in my head PLEASE STOP!\nThe fries were very meh.  They were crunchy but had no character.\nThe best thing was that the ingredients were fresh.  While the patties were preformed they were not frozen.  They used plent of bacon so there was a piece in every bite.  The lettuce was green and crisp and overall it was a decent lunch, but over priced for what I got.  I probably won't make another trip back but if I lived nearby I would return rather than hit a fast food burger.


We have loved this place for years! I have never had a bad meal. I'm surprised at so many 1* reviews.


Honestly, I expected more. Went to this Burger place last Monday. Pulled in, looked over menu and then waited to order. We waited for someone to take our order for about five min! Mind you we were the only people. Then after our order I was shocked at how high the prices were. And then getting our food took another 15 min. The food wasn't all that either. My burger sucked. The gf hated hers. Fries were cold. The shakes were good. I'll try it again, but only for the desserts. And next time I hope the service is faster. Not the Burger experience I wanted. \n\nJ.Soto


Great place loved all the B-boy events there.\nAll you can drink is lame with all the watered down cheap booze :-/


This sushi restaurant has fresh fish and is the best I've found for a reasonable price in the valley (This coming from an east coast foodie who LOVES sushi.) However, the service is bad more often than it is good and NEVER go here in a hurry. I've never made it out of there in less than an hour. Once I went in there and asked for an itemized check, it took them 25 minutes to bring the check back AND it still wasnt itemized. In fact, I still don't know what it was. I love their sushi but its about time for me to find a new sushi restaurant after how many times I've had waitresses be rude and even ignore me. \n\nTheir redeeming quality that kept me coming back so long was their happy hour prices Sunday-Thursday. Its a lot of sushi for a small cost. So if you have plenty of time and don't mind a bad waiter or two check it out!


Not sure if it was because we were all super extremely drunk but the shrimp burritos were bomb.com


The Management at this location is horrible and the employees lie in your face and deny anything they have said previously. The five foot nothing Latin male Supervisor/Manager whatever his \"Important Underpaid\" self title is was very unprofessional and rude. We found something we were looking for that was 2000.00 retail that we could buy for 500.00 which of course is a fraction of the original cost.\n\nWe had a layaway that we canceled and were told we would get full credit towards other merchandise and the female agent told us they waived the $10.00 cancel fee.\nWe decided to look at other merchandise then decided on keeping the original layaway item and just paying the balance to purchase it out right. Now keep in mind this all happened within the same visit within 20 minutes or so.\n\nWe see they added the $10.00 to our balance and I inform the lady who just told us they waived the fee that it is added. She looked at my bf and I ands says yes you owe the 10.00 even though you canceled and then decided on purchasing the original item the same day.\n\nWe said what do you mean as you informed us you waived that fee as a courtesy less than 10 minutes ago??????????? She looked at us both even though we both heard her and denied it. Then her \"Manager\" comes over and says no you are paying it I am not waiving anything! I told him I will spread word on this type of negative and dishonest service they provided me and he replied, ok go ahead and walked away. Wow, I have never been treated so bad in my life for making a purchase.\n\nWow so you mean to tell me they are not going to hold their employees accountable for what they inform customers? Bad, Bad, Bad!\n\nWe know is only $10.00 however it is the principle of the matter, dishonest employees with Managers that will back them up when they have mislead a customer is wrong.\n\nWe just made a $500.00 purchase and they chose to lose a future sale over $10.00? Not a very smart or savvy way to operate a business at all as there are way too many other places to do business with in Las Vegas.\n\nI will not do business here again EVER and I will let everyone I know hear my story!  This could have been a nice business transaction however they chose to make it ugly which is most unfortunate.\n\nThe 1 star is for the only employee in the store who treated us good and that was Tony. Thank you Tony for doing your job it is a shame you have to work for such Assclowns though.


Hmm I was disappointed. It smelt of feet and the music wasn't great at all but maybe I went on a bad night. Blonde barmaid is super quick and efficient though, never waited more than a minute for a drink!


When I got to the pickup window and paid, clerk said they didn't have Original and to pick crispy or grilled. Didn't he know this when I ordered?  Didn't he know this when I paid?  When I got home, box didn't contain what I'd ordered. Very in satisfying overall.


The noodles were bland. I ordered the noodles with steak and my friend ordered the curry noodles.  Both were bland.  The prices were good and the service was friendly but this place was not worth going back to especially since it's in the same shopping square as Monta.


The food is freshly prepared and far lighter and more flavorful than any fast food place.  The service is pleasant and efficient, at close to fast food prices.  \n\nThe mahi mahi is so flavorful, and I love the grilled fish burrittos, especially Baja style - some of the best I've ever had!  The fish tacos are also excellent, any way you get them (I've tried many different versions, always great).


We come here quite often on saturday mornings. The food is good and the servers are always friendly and fast. My only real complaint is there is always 10 families/couples waiting for a table and there are 20 open tables..... its the weekend,  plan on having a few more servers working so customers don't have to wait.


Had dinner here with my family and relatives on the Saturday night before Halloween. 3 things I love about this place: food portions, quality, and customer service. \n\nFood portions: HUGE! I ordered the 10oz. rib eye steak and frites! I had no idea this French restaurant would be giving out big portions. Appetizers and side dishes were bigger than normal. I loved the mussels and the warm bread they serve with the butter! \n\nQuality: Apart from the huge serving, the quality was great. However, it did feel like I was eating more American than French food.\n\nCustomer Service: EXCELLENT! My family and I arrived on time for our reservation, but they couldn't seat us since the rest of our party wasn't there. Had to wait 30 minutes for our party to arrive, and once they did come, the hostess took us to right to our table! Didn't end up losing our table after waiting for 30 minutes! Waiters were also very accommodating and explained the specials for the night.


This place was horrible. The customer service person at Fastbreak Kiosk added LDW to my rental without my consent. When I confronted him, he simply said that it was on my Fastbreak profile(1 liar point). I told him to remove LDW.  When he handed the key to the car, he gave me a an option of Hyundai Elantra or Dodge Avenger (intermediate class).  When I asked him where was my free upgrade to full size, he simply stated that they were sold out...while we were looking at 6 camrys and 2 sonatas (which the other attendant told me that those cars were available but I just needed to pay more to upgrade)....(2 liar points).  So this guy refused my free upgrade because I refused to purchase his LDW?  Lesson learned? Watch out for a bunch of shyster running this budget ready to milk your money.


This place probably has the best vibe in Champaign for restaurants. Very modern interior and professional waitstaff. I've been here several times while I was out here in Champaign and none disappointed. \n\nThe ramen is good, sushi is much better than any others in Champaign, and appetizers are delicious! This place will definitely be successful. It's on the higher end in terms of pricing compared to everything else on the street, but you need to treat yourself every now and then. It's on the further end of Green St, but worth the trek.\n\nBe sure to try their sushi and ramen out! Their specials have always been delicious!


Sometimes good things really do come in small packages!  Considering that this is Vegas' first casino and that it was built in 1906, this boutique hotel/casino is classy but simplistic and very nice inside!  I love the row of old style slot machines - very neat touch.  The casino floor and bathrooms are spotless.  The dealers are dressed as flappers at night, which I think is really fun.  \n\nWe haven't stayed here but signed up for Club 1906 and it didn't take much gambling (playing joker poker at the bar while enjoying \"free\" drinks) before we received free room offers in the mail.  Maybe we'll take advantage of this later on if we want to do a downtown staycation.  \n\nIf you're downtown and haven't checked out the first Las Vegas casino, stop in for a drink or some craps!  This place is totally fun!


I always love am pm :) came in here for a drink on my way home, and some gas before it doubles, yet again! \n\nClean,quick and lots of drink options!


Unfortunately I had the worst customer service experience I have had in a really long time. I had to repeatedly ask for drink orders. My friend asked twice to place an order and the order got ignored. We tried to ask another waiter but when asked he said that we had to place it with our waiter and e was going to go get him. Twice we did this the waiter never came. TWO hours later we never got our drinks!!!\n\nIt was honestly the worst case of just not giving a F&#k by the employees there. \n\n\nThe only reason this place deserves a one star is because the food we had was good, even though ordering the food was also quite a challenge.


I can't even give it one star because the people that take your money are mean. Yes I agreed that I'm not a pro gambler, but I'm not a sore loser either. I spent lots gambling and had a bad experience with Jennifer and grandma. The more you spend the worst the casino treats you. I would recommend the bar because prie treats you awesome and her staff.


I am not a huge fan of Kohl's because they are just as expensive as the retail shops and have a smaller selection. I am always disappointed with their workout gear. I do not shop here often, the only exceptions tend to be for ties and graphic t-shirts. \n\nThe tie selection are usually nice. They have a wide range of colors, patterns, and sizes. Skinny ties in vivid colors are stylist and come with a tie bar. Bonus! For $3 and change, it is a steal. \n\nDuring every visit, I wander through the graphic t's to see if anything harks back to my childhood. Sesame Street and Ninja Turtles are appropriate for any age. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. \n\nKeep an eye out for when they do clearances on clearance items because it is not uncommon to leave with a few hundred dollars worth of merchandise for less than a Benjamin. It is impressive how the sales can stack upon one another.


I had the Surfin Bird. The quality of the Turkey sucked for me, especially for the price.  I loved the lettuce that is shredded very fine, yum.  It smells so good when you walk the door.    It got my taste buds going!\nReading the other reviews has brought me to the conclusion there are certain sandwiches there that are VERY delicious and some just so so.  I was not too impressed,  but  I am willing go back and try a different sandwich.  I don't recommend the Surfin Bird.  Also, they should hollow out the bread a bit because everything squishes out the sides.


I was in the Summerlin neighborhood, and had this spot bookmarked, so thought I would give it a try!  I've read earlier reviews, and it looks like they have established themselves nicely now.  The interior is very upscale, which wine glasses and fancy wood furniture.  The dining area is small, but nicely designed.  Wine bottles are fancily displayed in wooden shelves behind the bar.  There is even a small outside dining area, which might be nice on a summer night.  The easy listening music would have touched my inner yuppie, if I had one.\n\nI had no issues with the service.  I made a bit of small talk with one of the waitresses, and she explained that Nittaya's has only been open for two months.  My water was always full, and they asked me how my food was.  This also was the first Thai restaurant I've been to where the waitress folded my napkin over my lap.  I wasn't even with anyone!  Can't complain there. \n\nMy order: Thai tea, Crab Wontons, and Curry catfish.  \nOverall impression: descent, Americanized Thai.\n\nThai tea was average, very creamy, but not very flavorful.  I would go ahead and skip the Thai tea at Nittaya's.  The water though had fruit in it!  This is how my old stoming grounds, Thai Grill, does their water, and it makes for a very refreshing, slightly tangy drink.  \n\nThe Crab Wontons were a little bland on the inside.  They used some sort of either immitation crab, or low quality crab, mixed with cream cheese and a couple of herbs.  The fried shells were nice though, thick and well prepared.   They came with two sauces, a sweet sauce and a spicy one.  Both were good sauces, particularly the spicy one, and they made the crab wontons definitely more doable.  Overall though, I wasn't too impressed.  \n\nThe curry catfish was alright.. not great, not bad though.  The curry sauce was thick, and on the sweet side, but in this case that was ok because catfish is always a little better with sweetness to offset the \"dry\" catfish taste.  The portion was a little small for the $13 price tag.  The curry came with a nice change of pace though: baby bok choy.  This did give the curry a little bit of a unique taste, I and enjoyed it.  \n\nOverall, due to the sweetness of the curry, and the not-so-thrilling crab wontons, I wouldn't go out of my way to eat at Nittaya's again over some of the better, more authentic Thai restaurants in Vegas (see my List), but it would be a good spot to bring a date or the parents maybe.


Ray made our wedding reception absolutely phenomenal! He timed all of the little special requests perfectly (like me surprising my husband with a groom's cake). He read the group on the dance floor perfectly and because of that, we didn't stop dancing until our time ran out. He even went along with a surprise our friends had for us that called for a certain song. Could not have imagined that night as perfectly as it turned out. Thank you Ray!


I've frequented this wash since the day they opened. When my car is extra dirty, I jump right to the $9.99 wash. On my last 3 visits over the past 2 months after purchasing the $9.99 wash I've exited only to find that traces of either dried mud or bird droppings had not been removed from my windshield. On all 3 visits I went inside and was told I could go through the wash again. Once the second wash actually removed what had been left on my car.. But on the other 2 occasions it did not and  I went inside I was given a cloth to clean it myself. \n\nI would think that if a customer isn't satisfied with a wash, someone would take the time to clean whatever it is the customer is complaining about. It just seem to be good business to hand the customer a cloth and have them clean their vehicle AFTER paying for a wash. Call me crazy, but the last time my burger wasn't cooked correctly at a restaurant, the cook didn't come to my table and escort me to the kitchen to cook it myself. Just saying!


For just $5 you can skip the interior cleaning and get a \"basic\" was which allows you to run through the main show.  They may call it basic, but my car came out of the wash cleaner than a baby's butt.\n\nThe whole system was pretty efficient, except for the entrance for the skip-the interior-cleaning located on the far right.  From entrance to exit, it took less than 5 minutes.  Overall, I'm pretty satisfied and would return to try out their interior service as well.


This place is awesome! We were visiting from hawaii and we got to meet Ramona and the staff... they were very friendly and the food was great. We all (4 )ordered different things and it was to die for. We don't have this kinds of stuff here in hawaii so it was a treat for us! We will be back here for sure next time... don't worry ramona, we will be sending you a postcard soon!


Here's the deal. I come here on occasion to read or study when I don't feel like doing it at home or don't feel like driving to ASU. The staff is alright, not top notch though. I hate to say it but more than once i've gotten lost in their shuffle and confusion and I end up feeling like an idiot while I wait for my drink in the middle of the lobby. They are sometimes not that organized and clearly they have an issue delegating the cleaning duties because the place is ALWAYS dirty. Bathroom included. Even the few times I was there in the early morning, I had to wipe my table first before sitting with my laptop. \n\nI don't hate this place, they try to run the drive thru efficiently so it seems like a lot of their attention is diverted to that, which leaves the walk in folks a little neglected. I would venture to say that they are understaffed and that to me is a cheap management issue. The location is ok, however coming out of the driveway to make a left on to Bethany Home is a NIGHTMARE. During mornings and afternoons going out back toward the I-17 is almost impossible. you have to come out on 35th avenue and stop at the night and make a left, which sucks because oncoming traffic northbound still makes you wait to make that turn. In essence, there is no easy way in or out of this location. Drinks are fine, tea is good. About all I can say about that. \n\nStaff seems preoccupied with the drive thru and they are not organized as other Starbucks I've been to. I come back only because it is the closest one to me and I don't want to sit in the one at the Target near my house.\n\nUPDATE: 2/22/14\n\nSo for the past few months I've been coming to this location still with my mother who is utterly addicted to the mocha frappuchinos, which she wants BEFORE and AFTER I take her to and pick her up from work. We use the drive thru for these trips for the most part. Over the past few weeks I think there's been a change in management or staff turnover again as they suddenly have \"dropped off the map\" in terms of service. \n\nOn MORE than one occasion they have been either out of venti cups or long straws, given us wrong drinks (twice), or didn't have syrup (sweetener) for the iced teas i like. Also, one guy \"joked\" with us in the drive thru that my Visa card had declined when I paid. He then said he was kidding. But that isn't funny on any level. All I want after a long day is my drinks and not sad attempts to \"joke\" about my declining Visa card (it had NOT declined, apparently that was his attempt at being funny). \n\nWe tip almost every time we go there. Lately my mother and I have had to withhold the tip from them as the service has just not warranted a tip. Even she noticed the change in her drinks recently in terms of the taste (new baristas?). We still continue to go so we don't have to go inside the Target at Christown Mall and fight light rail construction and afternoon traffic, but if the service continues to decline we may be forced to spend our hard-earned money elsewhere. Too bad really, I want to like this place more than I do right now.


This restaurant is modeled after Chipotle, which we love; however, we won't be back for a few reasons.  First my kids did not like the food.  They said the steak was tough.  Second the price was too high.  Lunch was $30 for two adults and two children with no drinks.  The concept is good.  I wish they offered better food for a smaller portion for a smaller price.


At lot of attitude and bad food? No thanks.\n\nThere's a vicious cycle when it comes to making assumptions about your patrons. You think, 'they look young and they ordered tap water. I bet they aren't going to spend much money here. I am going to ignore them.\" Well you know what happens when you never see your waiter again and have to order through managers all night? You get a bad tip.\n\nWe ordered some sangria, the red, which was alright but not great. Then we ordered a few plates of tapas, to get us started. We had the risotto which was just terrible and a few other things as well. The only good thing was the ceviche, but I've certainly had better. It was a tiny bit of food for a lot of money and a lot more attitude.\n\nThere are much better options out there. I will not be back.


Very nice place, didn't even know it was there. Place next door was too crowded so we stopped in.  The place seemed very nice-upscale casual and an interesting concept.  I can count on one hand how many times I've sent food back for taste/quality.  The food lacked flavor and seasoning and was just awkward combinations.  Sent it back ordered what my wife did which was at least tolerable.  Expected to see a manager but we didn't.  Service was exceptional.


By first look this place is amazing. But when you really start checking things out you see how expensive it is. They do have some cool things but the place is so jam packed it's impossible to see everything. I went in looking for a TV table & never was asked if I needed help or anything.


We went here after hearing that they had happy hour specials. \nUnfortunately, the happy hour is pretty disappointing.. The regular prices on the menu are high enough that when they offer specials.. Well, that only means that you're paying regular price. Not at all a deal, if that's what you are looking for. \nService was fine, if a little slow. It was friendly enough.\nThe atmosphere is very nice and romantic, and very quiet, probably because of the time we came. Not a place you would bring children, at least, if you have any respect for others. :P\nThe food.. Meh. It wasn't really bad, but it wasn't really very good either. \nFor the prices they charge, it should be a lot better. I don't think I'll be returning to this one, even though it's practically next door. There are better places for sushi. \nMaybe their real specialty is the habachi?


We were looking for a place to take my parents before the left to go back home.  We searched Yelp and all agreed that this place sounded good and most importantly, different.  We were very please.  We went at an off time, kind of between lunch and dinner and the place was busy, but not overly.  I had the crawfish, number 4 on the hot scale with the Cajun seasoning.  I was not disappointed at all.  My wife had the boiled shrimp with the same seasoning but a number 3.  My fault I forgot to ask for  the heads to be removed and she was not to happy about that, but she was a trooper and dug in.  Again, very good.  My parents had the fried shrimp and cod baskets.  The portions were big and they both liked their choices.  Their only complaint was the Cajun seasoning on the fries (they don't do hot well).  We also had 1/2 dozen raw oysters and hushpuppies as an app.  I swear on my Yelp account (LOL) the best hushpuppies I have ever had.  The dipping sauce was very good as well.  So, 6 draft beers, 1/2 dozen oysters, order of hushpuppies, 2 lbs of crawfish, 1 lbs of shrimp, fried shrimp and cod basket plus the added sausage to two of the orders = $90 before tip.  Not bad.


My bf and I came here on a Friday night and were really excited about it b/c we'd seen one near my old job in Carlsbad, CA. It was really packed so we thought well people don't wait in line for bad food, or do they?\nWe started with the apple gorgonzola salad b/c it was listed on the calorie count (very minimum info available for that so if its avail it must be ont he lower end of the scale that they are willing to divulge).\n\nAs for the entree they serve in these huge family style portions. The small serves 1-3 people and the large. who knows.. The Cardinals offensive line maybe? Well we ordered the quattro soemthing or another. It consisted of stuffed shells, mannicotti, chicken cannteloni and ravioli. The sauce was very minimal and tons of cheese. I left feeling guilty for thinking I'd just consumed an entire wheel of cheese- My bf was very disapointed in the ravioli - he thought it would be the best since it was the center of the dish. Wrong. It ranked dead last. We both agreed that the stuffed shells came in 1st place. If I went back to buca I'd def. go with the stuffed shells. To be honest though.. Las Vegas has so many other great restaurants the next place on my list is the sicilian place on E. Trop. so we'll see. Stay tuned.


Had a Living Social coupon so we could try this place.  The edamame was overly salted.  I kept wiping the salt off my fingers.  We order a 3 fish sushi and spicy scallop roll.  Both were spicy and good.  We would go again if in the area but there are other sushi places closer to us that we rave about.


This place used to be my favorite on the strip! We used to go for cheap drinks and foot-long $1.99 hotdogs. And now its been replaced by Nathans unimpressive dogs :/ They swapped out a lot of slots for Arcade games, which is decent, but I'm just generally disappointed in the changes.


first spot me and my gf decided to go when we arrived in vegas.  i was really dressed down, as a matter of fact the only person in the place dressed down.  But still, did the hostess have to look at me like i was a scrub?  cmon, you're a hostess in vegas, probably hoping some rich guy knocks you up.  anyways, the place was crackin, like most spots in vegas.  very nice, upscale place.  the food was great, the best salmon sashimi ive ever had.  i couldnt stop thinking about it 2 days later.  they set a new standard for myself when it comes to salmon.  id also reccomend the baked lobster.  prices are really steep, so if your taking someone here, i hope you get some action afterwards.  minus the snobby hostess, and i would have gave this place 5 stars.


With an emphasis on locally sourced foods, and a chef from California, we were hoping the local food movement could come to Central Illinois as successfully as it has in Northern California: excellent, innovative, and well prepared food that supports local farmers and ranchers while often exceeding the expectations of diners. Alas, it is not to be.\n\nIn spite of many available tables, we were seated in a dark and cavernous (all in black) alcove.  Although elsewhere it was the bright light of day, we were barely able to make out the menu in the darkness.  We ordered wine by the glass to start; they waved the bottle over the glass and delivered a very small quantity for a full price pour.  Actually, I like the option of small-glass, but only if they offer the option of paying accordingly...I've had larger pours at free wine tastings around town.  Illinois is beer country, and as they are going local perhaps we would have been better to order a local brew.\n\nWe waited a long time for our food, allowing our meager splash of wine to warm in the glass so as to save the few swallows to have with our meal.  At long last when it arrived, the spouse's was pleasant enough but mine was not at all as described.  I had ordered the chicken salad on wheat bread with greens; one of the few sandwiches that did not say it was served with chips. All flavors were erased by a thick layer of Dijon mustard and it was served on very dried out toast with chips on the side.  The \"greens\" were a piece of lettuce inserted between the mass of mustard and the dried out bread.  The person at the next table ordered the same dish and had the same impression, asking the waitress where the greens were and commenting on the dried out toast. It was supposed to have tarragon and other interesting ingredients, but every flavor was eclipsed by the strong Dijon mustard.\n\nDon't know if it was the worst lunch I had since moving here last summer, but it was clearly the most expensive bad lunch I have had, approaching $50 for two sandwiches--one nearly inedible--and a smidgeon of wine. This was very expensive for mixed quality, not a good value.\n\nPluses: I like that they are trying to source from local farms, although I missed having a fish or seafood option on the menu.  The staff was very friendly. \n\nMinuses: Expensive, very small portions, descriptions on menu not accurate, food quality uneven, some bad seating locations.  \n\nI gave it two stars for the effort to source locally and the friendliness of the staff.  I a willing to give them a try again in a couple of months to see if they iron out the kinks, but only if I am feeling extravagant.


This drive thru line is beyond insanely slow. If I could get out of line I would. I'm held hostage. I've listened to 4 songs in my CD already and I'm only third in line. Not worth the time wasted.


Wasn't impressed at all. For price I expect better quality. Chicago style Pizza was burnt and wings where not even crispy.


a fine repertory cinema/cinema museum, not to mention the high shrine to Quebec film


Certainly not the worst cupcake i have had, but far from the best. \n\nFlavor's tried:\n- Raspberry Chocolate\n   The chocolate, chocolate chip cupcake was moist but was light on the chocolate flavor. The raspberry buttercream was NOT good,  i would venture to say it ruined the cupcake. It was waxy and flavorless. \n\n- Raspberry Cream cheese\n   The raspberry cake was moist but again lacking flavor. The cream cheese frosting was like eating a gob of cream cheese mixed with sugar. (Blech!)\n\nThe store front and decor is cute.  I suppose it's possible that they have another frosting that is better than the two types i tried. Either way, I don't know that I will be back.


This hotel is to MGM what Nordstrom is to JC Penney. \n\nThe customer service at this hotel completely exceeded everything I have ever experienced throughout my years of Vegas visits. I was very appreciative for the attention the staff gave us, and the tenacity in which they behaved in order to fulfill our room services, clean ups, and minor requests were simply amazing. \n\nYou can rest assured that Steve Wynn didn't put his signature on that project for nothing... and I'm sure glad the hotel staff acknowledges that.


This place was terrible. The pictures I saw on yelp did not match what was on the menu and the staff was awful. To top it off screaming kids and you can't even have a mimosa with your brunch.


If you're a music junkie, you should definitely check out Snug Harbor. The inside is pretty small but there are two beautiful patios and an outside bar in the back. The best time to go is on a Wednesday night if you're just now discovering this gem. Great beer specials and $4 fireball. It doesn't usually get crowded until around 11pm and the atmosphere is friendly and easy going. Everyone seems to know each other but it's easy to branch out and meet new people. A great choice if you're looking to learn more about the charlotte music scene.


Thank goodness I had a DealChicken offer that got us in at 2-4-1.  Otherwise, I would have felt like we were seriously ripped off!  We park and get in the long line of what i thought was the line to get in.  Something told me to walk ahead towards the gate.  I told J to stay in line, just in case.  I walked ahead and finally see some signs...which were about 25 yards (100+ people) from where J was standing. Those signs stated that people that already had tickets/vouchers could go straight to the gate, so I flagged J down to come on up.  We get to the gate and get in pretty quickly. I'm glad I walked ahead, cause I know I would have been pissed to have to stand in that line for nothing. \n\nPretty much everything from that point kinda just went downhill.  \n\nWe walk over to get tokens.  A little voice in my head as we were driving there told me to stop off at the bank.  But I ignored the voice.  Maybe because part of me figured why wouldn't an event like this NOT have Square, so you'd be able to use your credit/debit card.  Should have listened to the voice.  I was informed they only took cash for tokens.  I had $10 on me (which is rare, I never carry cash), so we got 5 tokens.  \n\nWe walk around for a few minutes and decide to stop at one stand due to there not being a long line.  Word to the wise, the longer the line - the better the food.  No line usually equates to..umm...slop.  See taco photo.  The vendor that we got the bad tacos from had mac and cheese that wasn't too bad though.  But we were at the TACO FESTIVAL.  Not the mac and cheese festival.  :(\n\nLiterally no shade and definitely no seats to be found, unless you were purchased VIP tickets.  Sadly, this is the 3rd S.R.Fs event that we've gone to where we've been completely disappointed.  And honestly, this just seemed like an excuse for some to start drinking before noon and get piss drunk. \n\nTotal Time Spent at the Taco Festival = 30 minutes\nTotal Spent = $16 (thank gawd we didn't have to pay for parking)\nWill We Attend Another Taco Festival = Nope.


All you ca eat sushi,Good price in Las Vegas, Missing one star cause Service should be more improved. I ordered a cup of water, it never came until I called the waiter 3 times.


Re: Grooming Salon. Specifically, Katie, the cat handler.\n\nIt is near to impossible to find cat groomers in this town. Some vets offer the service but after today's visit to Petsmart I won't go anywhere else. So the deal is I have a demon cat. Well, she's lovely and adorable with me, but for some reason fears all pet workers. No clue why, nothing bad has ever happened to her. \n\nKatie works Tuesday through Friday and starts at 7am, which I can appreciate because no one else should have to witness the dramatics my cat puts on. I arrived after calling ahead to see if Katie could shave Josie's haunches, so as to avoid bits clinging to her backside (gross.)  Katie got an E-collar on Josie and told me she was going to have to scruff her while she worked, which was just fine with me because the cat was screaming like a murder victim and otherwise being embarrassing. In less than ten minutes the job was done (for only $6!) and Josie was back in her carrier like nothing happened. \n\nLook, I had a veterinarian tell me that if I brought Josie in for any grooming they would SEDATE her, and she also recommended I get her declawed, which I believe is inhumane. Maybe Katie considers what she does completely normal and reasonable, but she's the first professional who has worked with Josie...professionally. \n\nI know my cat is a total freak but I can't shave her ass myself, so thank god Katie is at Petsmart. Seriously.


Every time I come here, I want to leave with something.  The 16 international flavors of Coke is interesting.  It costs $7 and they give you a fair amount, so you could split it with like 2 or 3 otehr people.  Must try it.  Obviously a very touristy place but it's fun.


OK it's pricey, yes.  But we had a $20/per person coupon so of course we had to try it. \n\nWe were there on 12/12, reservations for 9:30 AM when they first open.  We got there and waited maybe 5 minutes to get in (we were served Perrier Jouet Champagne while we waited, as well as unlimited while you eat).\n\nThe broiled lobster tails were good, and BIG.  But I wish they were boiled or steamed as they are much better that way.\n\nThe caviar was .. well, it's caviar.\n\nThe crab claws were big and full.\n\nThe tables are set up very nicely, everything is really nice and a bit on the fancy side.\n\nThe deserts were the best in Vegas.\n\nYou MUST try the chocolate covered strawberries.  They were HUGE and juicy and I ate about 8 of them, along with 5 lobster tails, 5 crab claws, etc.


It's a vey busy place on a cold November night. I was really not impressed. Yes, the thin pizza crust from the wood oven is good, but the ingredients are out of balance: too much arugula on mine, too little mozzarella. Same lack of balance for my 3 friends, It is really average pizza by all means. If you like a busy restaurant, the settings are OK and the service decent, but for the food and price, you can easily get better.


I had the Full Montagu, and yea its a sandwich. Nothing more and nothing less. Not special that's for sure. It was a busy afternoon there, and the line was very long which I actually liked because I thought  that maybe it was going to be awesome. When I started on the sandwich I felt extremely disappointed. There was a little buzz about the place so maybe my expectations were too high.


Eat here almost every time I stay in Vegas. Cheap and good! Had the steak special for the first time and was not disappointed. I also tried the eggnog for $6.00 a glass and boy was it strong. Glad I ate something with it or I would have been hung over big time. \nLove the breakfast and usually get the French toast. Customer service is good and there is always a line so never go when you're starving.


I got the stuffed raspberry french toast here, and an omelet, after hearing how great it was, and how cheap. Yeah, there is a reason they don't have their prices online. It was around 10 dollars for their 'stuffed' french toast. Let me tell you what stuffed means to them. It means two slices of toast with some kind of cream cheese filling spread in them. And where does the raspberry come from? The five raspberries they throw on top of it. But I could look past this, I guess, as their way of making stuffed french toast. I surely don't expect something like Ihop, since this is suppose to be 'home cooked meals'. But when your stuffing is so miniscule it's like you spread a small amount of butter on toast, it is very disappointing.\nThen came the omelet with the hash browns. It wasn't great. Not bad. But not medium either. The potatoes were ok, then again you shouldn't be able to mess that up, but the omelet was just....eh, I guess is the only reaction I had to it. For the prices and hype this place gets, I can't believe the food I got. I might give it another try, if I had a coupon or something, but other than that, I really would pass on it.


I have been here a million times over the years and have not met one person who doesn't love Wildflower. That includes my grandma who is a rather picky woman. Their service is great. The food is wonderful. And it connected to Changing Hands Book Store which is a fun little shop even if you're not looking for a book. \n\nAs for food, I recommend potato cream cheese soup bread bowl. It sounds weird but trust me, it's amazing. For salad, I'm hooked on their Thai chicken salad. I really like their iced tea too. \n\nWildflower is the kind of place you can just get a quick lunch or spend the afternoon reading, doing homework or chatting it up with friends.


SO happy with my hair! I've been to beauty schools before for hair services and have not always been happy. I went into Paul Mitchell wanting a cut and color.\n\nI was assigned to Taylor, Mika and a \"protege\" named Cassie. I brought pictures of both the cut and color I wanted, which helped a ton. They brought out the color book and figured out what color dye they should use based on my natural color and the dye already in my hair. I'd never seen so much thought go into picking a color and now I know why they do it: it came out perfect! The cut also went super well and I'm really happy with it. \n\nThe salon is clean, bright and open. The students all seem very happy and at ease. They work really well with each other and the instructors. The price for my services was discussed before anything was done, which was much appreciated. My color ended up being $35, as they had to use two bowls of dye (I have a lot of hair!). The cut was treated as an add-on to the chemical service, so it was only $10.\n\nThe only negative was the time my services took. I was there for close to 5 hours. But that's normal for a school, so I wasn't bothered. However, if you're in a hurry or a very impatient person, you're only going to get frustrated. \n\nI'm very, very happy with the whole experience and I'll definitely be back!


Questions\n\nIs bread best when it has the fragrance of yeast rather than cardboard?  Is New England clam chowder supposed to be cream-colored rather than gray?  Are sushi rolls supposed to taste more like fish than cucumber? Is sushi rice supposed to be flavored with rice wine vinegar? Is  eel best when it tastes like eel rather than candy?  Is tuna supposed to be free of sinew threads that feel like thin dental floss?\n\nIf your answer to any of the above is yes, then go somewhere else.  Grocery store deli sushi and canned chowder are better.  Seriously.  \n\n....and while I'm at it... What is it about Las Vegas bakers and bread?  When you get bread here your response is usually \"Oh, it has that on it.\" or \"It has this on it\", or \"I don't know what that is.\"  I got a suggestion: Buy  Walmart frozen east rolls.  Follow the directions, and your patrons will roll their eyes so only the whites show and bury their faces in the bread basket.  Taste is better than how clever you are.


Worst experience and food ever!  My family has quite a few food allergies (gluten, dairy, egg, peanuts, etc.), so we called ahead to make sure they had gluten free pasta as advertised on their menu.  So we come with a party of 9 and they seat us outside because they say it's warmer than inside and that they had heat lamps.  They did have heat lamps, but only 1 for our entire table b/c they said they ran out of propane.  When it came time to order, the server told us there was no gluten free pasta.  I expressed my disappointment that we were misled when we called earlier about the gluten free pasta availability, saying that we would never have come there if we knew there was no gluten free pasta. Server apologized profusely and told us that the manager offered to send out some 3 free desserts  - sorbet and cr\u00e8me brulee (creme brulee had gluten of course, so the gluten free eaters could not eat it). Anyways, our party ordered food and it took 1.5+ hours waiting in the cold for all the food to come out.  When it did come out, the lasagna I had was cold in the middle and the rest of the food was overcooked and mushy. \nWhatever my son ate, he had an immediate allergic reaction to the food while at the restaurant. 2+ hours later we left the restaurant having to pay a big bill, cold, hungry and sick.  \nI felt bad for the server, she tried to accommodate as best as she could.  The manager, however, never even came out to talk or to apologize for us.


I love their pizzas\nAnd now they have pastas, and they're awesome too!\n\nI still prefer Postino's bruschetta... but I can't seem to put my finger on why.  I think it might be the bread....


Lucky Cup is typical Froyo place.   Bright and with 12 flavors and lots of the usual toppings.  They did have a few fresh fruit toppings.  The yogurt favors I sampled were a bit off and bitter.   The one worker on duty didn't seem to want to communicate with us or answer any questions.


I ordered a special combination and received a free drink. It was a good start. I waited for 20 minutes to receive my sandwich. Frustrated, I inquired about my order. Apparently, a couple of customer after me ordered a set of sandwiches and decides to push my to the back. Not a very good customer service. \nFinally, after 30 minutes I received the sandwich and surprised by the lack of substance in the filling. \nMy first visit sucks! \n\nHowever, I will visit them again to give them another opportunity.


Definitely one of the better buffets in the valley and possibly THE best on the West side.  I've been here twice now for lunch with Rand, Norm and Mike.  The food and service have always been good.  Because they have so many items, several go off the beaten path in entrees and desserts which means everybody should find something they like.


Worst manicure I've ever received.   And yes, I could have done better with my left-hand. (Did I mention that I am right-handed?)\n\nThe first hint was that there were only two people working.  Yes, on a Sunday.  How are you not busy enough on a Sunday to have more people working?\n\nThe lady that did my nails had some sort of tic.  She kept looking away- very fast and then back again... yes, it was a tic.  How do you do someone's nails when you have to keep looking away?  My point exactly.\n\nSo I had OPI- Linkin Park After Dark on my nails that she had to take off.  She even did a shitty job of that!  I can see the old polish on my SKIN because she went downwards when taking the polish off instead of straight.\n\nShe freaked out over a papercut that I had.  Really lady?  I don't have fungus- I have a small paper cut on my finger. (and you aren't polishing my finger- so pay attention to my nails!)\n\nI paid before the polish and gave her a 35% tip hoping that she was going to redeem herself.\n\nNope.\n\nShe polished and said how hard the color was.  Um, isn't this your job?  Then I asked if there was someway she could kinda clean up my fingers since there was polish all over them.\n\nI should have stuck to my normal place in Northtown to get my nails done.  That 30 minute drive there and back isn't so bad!  I'm sorry that I cheated on you, Elegant Nail!


So I'm a coffee fan through and through, and Starbucks to be sure is near the top my list usually. While this Starbucks is fine, staff service seems to be lacking. \n\nService is make a break, and unfortunately it's not making the grade today.


Everything is awesome.  Guac.  Their unique version of carne guisada tacos.  Carne con Queso was unique.  Redfish was tasty as well as the filet and Grouper.


We just went there for drinks but they were excellent. And we had a great view of the strip at night. Actually it was probably my favorite view of any place we stopped over the weekend.


Odd name for a pizza with several out of the ordinary choices.  For a starter, grilled corn along with a half price Monday Italian Pinot Grigio wine.  The two color corn was better than usual but thought the wines on the list were 20% higher with a 50% discount.  The selected wood charred pizza was  shrimp, home made mozzarella, basil herb, chili flakes and lemon zest.  One of the better, lighter pizzas plus a tasty crust.  There  were additional meat choice toppings but would prefer other veggie/herb choices for more diverse flavors.\n\nThe indoor seating was comfortable but very close quarters.  Three different servers brought the food when it was ready which was a good thing.  The patio is relatively small with a bad sun angle so may try it next time after the sun has gone down.


Caesar's Palace, you are the WORST hotel/casino that I've stayed at during my trips to Vegas.\n\nShort story:\n- Messed up our comps when confirmed they were available\n- Dirty band aid in our hotel bathroom\n- Broken faucets\n- No video roulette\n- Housemaid didn't replenish our bathroom toiletries after the first night\n\nLong story:\nMy boyfriend, a total rewards member was graciously comped 5 free nights plus food comps at any of the Caesar's properties. And without a doubt, Caesar's would be first on our list. When I booked the hotel, I was confirmed that the nights were free and the food comps were available. After a sickening flight, we were told that we did not make reservations under the same code and was not offered other comps as substitution. Disappointed, we went upstairs to check out our hotel room. After a quick tour, I stepped into the bathroom and there it lay. A DIRTY BAND AID. Just there. Laying. On the ground. I was appalled that this institution supposedly reputable and gorgeous had such a disgusting slip up. Furthermore, the faucets were broken. HOW DO YOU HAVE BROKEN FAUCETS THAT YOU DON'T BOTHER TO FIX? Then the cleaning lady didn't even bother to replenish our bathroom toiletries. The whole time at Caesar's was a disappointment. In all, Caesar's is nice on the outside and the casino floor. I wouldn't bother to come back to Caesar's to stay the night though.


We are in from Texas and happened upon WhereUBean and were pleasantly surprised. Great little coffee shop! Clean, comfy, and nice staff!!! The coffee is very good, according to my very picky friend and their new chai tea is delicious!!! If we're ever in Phoenix again, we will definitely visit again!!!


Still the best for tacos in vegas. Recommend el pastor, tasty and affordable, 99c!! The staff is welcoming and friendly and the complimentary salsa and chips is spicy but delicious, you can't stop eating it. Love this mom and pop restaurant.


Went in to buy a new Subaru. Found a vehicle we liked, and the salesperson was pleasant. The financing is turning out to be fiasco however.  When we were purchasing, we clearly communicated we wanted to use our local credit union.  We were pre-approved with them already.  When it came time to sign the paperwork, nowhere on the sales contract did it say I wasn't being financed with my credit union.  Later we found out later we were put with a bank we did not want to be put with.   When we noticed the lien holder on the warranty paperwork wasn't our credit union, we started asking about it.   It took greater than 3 days after we left a voice mail, an email, and even went in person, to speak to the person that did our original finance contract. We were told that since our credit union was closed (it was after 5 pm on a Friday when they signed us) it would have required us to come back on Monday to take the new car home. So, instead of informing us about the problem when the sale was being made and letting us make the decision, they made it for us. Now we have to go through the hassle of refinancing with our local credit union, and we have yet to receive a proper apology from anyone involved or management.  Additionally, we were explicitly told that the salesperson would give us a follow up call to check on us, and that never happened.\n\nI feel weird giving such a negative review since we love the car, but the level of service (at least the financing stuff) is enough to make me think twice about telling anyone to buy a car here. Both my sister and my folks are in the market for a new Subaru, but this dealership won't be getting their business. I guarantee that!  My advice is if you are going to buy a car here, be crystal clear about your wishes, and get everything on the paperwork. Don't rely on your verbal instructions and assume they will honor your wishes.


Not impressed at all by the food at Earl's.\n\nThis is located in the miracle mile shops and you can spot it as soon as you enter. Usually there is a long line but they have an efficient way of handling their orders so it moves quickly. First, you tell the worker what you want, then move down to the register and tell the cashier what you ordered. Sandwich gets made pretty quickly after. \n\nSo this is a good place to go if you need a quick bite and you're hungry. However, do not expect the best tasting sandwich.  Ordered the Reuben and there was barely any meat and it was extremely thin. Not enough sour kraut either and the bread was nothing to write home about. It felt oily and heavy too despite the sandwich not having much content. \n\nSo unfortunately this is one of those occasions where the food did not meet the hype. But it's cheap and quick and at least it's a step above McDonald's.


Ho-Hum, nothing special going on here.  We went here for pizza and it was ok.  I wouldn't make a special trip to go here like we did.  But if you are craving a slice, then this will do the job.  \n\nThe Baked Penne was actually better than the pizza.  There was sausages, tomatoes, and cheese that complimented the penne nicely.  It had a good flavor.\n\nWe ordered a pizza and got 1/2 Gotham - Pepperoni, Sausage, Salami, Mozzarella, Grana Padano & 1/2 Forager - White Sauce, Mushrooms, Bacon, Whipped Ricotta, Spinach(meat pizza).  The gotham was pretty good.  The toppings had a nice flavor.  The crust could have been better.  The forager was ok.  The ricotta was nice but the rest of the pizza was on the bland side for me.\n\nThe shakes and ice cream floats here was wonderful!  We had the Black Cheery Float.  The soda was outstanding.  It also had small pieces of cherries that worked well with the Vanilla Ice Cream.


After Yes Plumbing stopped by and couldn't resolve my problem, I went with Precision Plumbing. Jason was within his two hour window, and unlike Yes Plumbing, bypassed all the hoopla and told me what my problem was - an ill fitting gasket the was connected to my supply line in my laundry area that has been causing an ongoing leak.  He explained to me the reasons for the occurrence, ran to pick up a part, and replaced it. He called quick response and Robert arrived within 30 mins. After going over some paperwork he started quickly tearing down the affected areas (laundry area and secondary bedroom) to get me on my way to restoration. These two were a godsend after my experience with Yes Plumbing. Thank you again.


STILL HAPPY!!   The other day I ordered some Kung Pao shrimp and Shrimp Chow Mein for take out that was honestly dreadful.  I called the next day to complain and was asked what I wanted to do.  So the following day (two days after the original take out) I went back and got replacements for the original order.  They did not ask for a receipt, they did not ask for the original containers back,  ALL they wanted was for me to be a happy customer.  No surprise the food was delicious as always.   Every one has an off-day, it is how you react  that is what I look for.   I am honestly relieved that I can still recommend this place and have my old stand-by when I am in the mood for good Chinese food.   Good job guys!!!


This was my first experience at a dive sushi bar.  I saw the parking lot was full, which is normally a good sign.  All the cars were for the gym next door.  There were a group of sorority girls for me to look at, but otherwise shotty decor.  Bathroom was nasty.  Miso soup was edible but the rice in my main dish tasted like it was a few days old.  I didn't try the sushi, there are other places similar but better very close by.


Finally got a chance to check out Arrogant Butcher with a buddy of mine and I'm impressed. I definitely liked it better than I thought I would. We sat at the chef's table overlooking the hustling bustling kitchen, what a treat. The atmosphere in the restaurant was very nice, not too over the top and the service was great. It was a very laid back meal and experience.\n\nWe started out with the salumi and  a bleu cheese plate, both very good. The salumi was served with sweet mustard and crusty bread. The bleu cheese was served this jelly, It tasted kind of like raspberry. Both were verry good, and I think 5 or 6 bucks a piece. For my meal, I opted for two appetizers: Potato fritters with creme fraiche and truffles and the mussels with pork shoulder and pommes frites. Both dishes were awesome. Somehow, they managed to make the potato fritters super light and airy, out of this world. The mussel dish was great too, humongous portion of well cooked mussels in a killer broth. Add in a few Stella's and my total bill was around $50 with tax and tip. A little higher than I'd like for a quick stop in meal, but definitely well worth it. I'll for sure be back to try some of the other good looking items on the menu.


I came here countless times for lunch on half-days during my high school years, and  this place was always the premier destination for my group of friends. I always started off with an enormous plate of sushi and some hot and sour soup. Then, I'd go through the dishes and pick heaping amounts of whatever I craved that day. At the end of the meal, there was always buckets of ice cream to try out. \n\nAfter high school, I realized that the quality of the food is fairly mediocre, and I rarely go anymore. However, it's always a fun place to go if you're with a group of people who just want to hang out, relax, and eat as much as you want.\n\nOverall, Crazy Buffet offers a variety of filling food and is a perfect destination for anyone who wants buffet food for relatively cheap.


Food was great and give you plenty to eat. Menu on wall didn't have a lot of selection. If there was another menu I was never offered one so not sure if there is more to offer. Food came out quick so didn't have to wait long. Would  come back here again, just hope  there is more of a variety.


Had a Groupon for this place so my coworkers and I decided to hit it up on Fri. We sat in the bar area, which was pretty loud but our server (Nicole) was really cool. The overall food quality was fairly good and I liked that they have happy hour specials. The chicken finger app was really good, but mostly because of the sauce that it comes with. The chicken wings were delicious also. My burger was tasty although nothing special. And the fries I got were very generic, like they came out of the freezer. For the prices, I would have expected better. Overall a good experience but I don't know that I'd want to pay those prices for middle-of-the-road food again.


Gross. \n\nLo Mein was incredibly salty, without much other flavor. \n\nEgg rolls were soggy and disgusting. Forgot to include sweet and sour sauce in the to go order. \n\nVegetable fried rice had peas, just. It should be called \"peas fried rice\". \n\nOh, and it's more expensive than average.


Super cool bar, friendly staff and very comfortable environment. Drinks and food are both very affordable and delish. Great happy hour specials too. It's s small establishment so it can get busy. But it's always fun no matter what.


The food is good but if your eating in the bar bring a fan - it is way to hot - there is no AC - pathetic


Usually really good but today food was horrible.  I order carne asada nachos,  chips were full of oil, beans and carne asada tasted dry/old, hardly had a guacamole and sour cream and cheese didn't melt. Salsa was watered down had no flavor very disappointing.


Konichiwa 702!!!\n\nJust came back from another fun weekend in Las Vegas.\nFlew in from LAX... and I was craving Japanese... thanks to YELP... I found Ichiza!\n\nI advise anyone in Las Vegas visiting or resident to stop by Ichiza to get your Japanese fix! Super cute spot with tons of things to choose from. Dinner here was a get find.\n\nI'm a fan of their miso soup, shrimp tempura...shrimp fried rice.\n\nCustomer service is standard... could have been better (my reason for my -1 star.) Our waiter was lagging through out our visit.\n\nBut the food is solid!\n\nIt looks like over the last couple of years, I've been posted in LV at least 3 times a year... so the next time I'm back... I'm going to get my ICHIZA fix!\n\nUpstairs at a random building. Free parking. Casual dining. Come by with friends and family!\n\nOishii!\n\nGotta love those hidden gems!\n\nArigato Ichiza!


This place was recommended and I figured that since it was within walking distance from the hotel, why not.\n\nTurned out to be a pretty good choice.  Lots of space inside.  I like the separation between the dining area and bar and it is set up nicely.\n\nI ordered Sesame Shrimp with avocado.  This comes with 6 decent sized shrimp, with a slice of avocado on each one, as well as condiments.  To drink, I ordered a ginger iced tea, which was Republic Tea in a bottle.  Love that stuff!\n\nBest of all was the appetizer.  It was a side of Risotto with sun-dried tomatoes. Amazing!  It came in a cereal-sized bowl.  I could have eaten two of these things as a meal. Awesome.  I would go back just for that.\n\nAnd I will.


the worst fking service i ever delt with. I paid the extra money to disconnect with them.. cust service makes a good business and they suck at it.. on top of that. they quote me for about 30 dollars a month and i get charged over 70 dollars each month.. please dont get this service. it sucks ass..


We love Hennessey's.  Been to several in SoCal.  I was really looking forward to lunch there.  Our beer order was taken within minutes.  A different waitress introduced herself and confirmed our order about five minutes after that but she had the order backwards.  A few minutes later our drinks were poured and set up at the waiters station to be delivered.  That's as far as the got.  We watched our beers get warm and flat for easily ten minutes and no one brought them to us.  I felt that we became invisible.  Our food order was never taken.  We saw another couple sit and leave because no one even talked to them.  The restaurant was not crowded and there were several employees there. Our drinks didn't come so we left.


The atmosphere of the restaurant was great.  I have to agree with some of the other posts that it seemed that we were an inconvenience to the waiter and took a long time between ordering and getting our food.  We were there a total of 3 hours,  and most of that was waiting.  The food was Ok. I had the spare rib.  It was a little dry and the portion was a bit small for the price. The best part of the meal was the bread pudding dessert, it was fantastic.  Overall,  it was not a bad place,  but not sure I would return with choices that taste better for less money.


The first time I came here, I waited in line for 20 minutes.  When it was my turn, I realized I left my wallet in the car.  It hurt so bad, I didn't come back for a year.\n\nI can walk to this place from my house- which is dangerous because those biscuits are just OH SO DREAMY.  I can't describe them.  Just get some.\n\nDo I feel guilty about noshing on fabulous Strawberry Napoleons and Jewish Pizza (kind of like a modified, yet TOTALLY delicious fruitcake bar) at 10:15am?  Hecks, naw... But they do have quiche and some other breakfast-y items for those who prefer a more traditional approach to your stomach's opening ceremony.\n\nJust go early :)  They open at 10 on Saturdays.  And bring cash...it's easier that way.


What we've ordered over two visits:\n\nSides: Fries (a bit undercooked, but decent). They're thick cut (very), like English fish & chips, and have seasoned salt sprinkled n top. The Mac and Cheese is the best we've found so far in C-U compared to the other Southern/BBQ places, but not as good as homemade. \n\n\"Seaboat\" Sandwich - fried walleye with tartar sauce, lettuce, and tomato (one with cheese, one without) and a Cod Sandwich w/ tartar, lettuce, tomato, and cheese. \n\nThe fish is good- the batter is flavorful, and because everything is cooked to order, the batter is hot and crispy- not soggy, essential for a god fish sandwich! The cheese is 40 cents extra...and on my walleye sandwich, it one only one slice of American cheese,  over a sandwich that was about about the size of a good sub, 3\"x7\", you could hardly  SEE the cheese, much less taste it, and I expect more when you're paying 40 cents extra! The cod sandwich portion is quite a bit smaller in size and is served on  a hot dog bun. I wish they would note this on the menu. FYI: the fish is served on wheat buns. It's the squishy and sweet bread that tastes almost the same as a white hot dog bun... I wish they had better bread. The tomatoes I've gotten have been mixed...some a bit overripe and generally thickly sliced. They use a green leaf lettuce (what you would use as a garnish), which tends to get limp/slimy fast on a hot sandwich- I think they would do better to use a crispy romaine or iceberg lettuce. The tartar sauce was decent and I like that they have hot sauce on all the tables. \n\nThe restaurant itself is small, just a few tables but it's very clean and the service is very friendly. You can call ahead for pick up and they have a drive through window for the call-ahead/take-out service. I wouldn't rec. for \"drive-thru\" fast food- everything is cooked to order and you'll have a much longer wait if you're expecting McDonald's speed.


Great food!  Had the carne asada plato special which was really tasty! Friend had Killer Burrito off menu which he loved. Service was so so. The man at the register was fantastic. Drinks not refilled and no one came back to check on us. All forgivable.  We'll be back for sure.


Nice mall great stores and food court but they need more seating for people.


Just like other reviewers, I also felt  that this place was small and dirty.  Bathroom wasn't clean.  It seemed like only regulars were getting good service, all the others were left with attitude and bad service.  Bunch of gym rats and meat heads are regulars here to look at the waitresses and flirt with them. I would advise against taking your family there.  Not a neighborhood family type of a place.  food was ok...too pricey for the service that they provide.  .


I tried this place today. I like the concept, but the food was not very good especially for the price. I had the rice noodles which were a little dry and the \"crispy\" tofu. The tofu was soaked in oil and spice, and it was definitely not crispy!!  Also, the pickled cucumbers tasted more like sugared cucumbers. My daughter had the beef which was dry too!!  I am really disappointed because I wanted to like this place. Our lunch was about $20 and I did not order a drink. TOO MUCH for dried rice noodles and beef!!  :(


Be careful of this company!  I assure you the customer service you will receive in the store will be great, but that is where it will end.  If you have any warranty issues in the future they will put all the blame on you for everything!  I purchased furniture from them this summer and have had a couple of warranty issues come up.  The owner, Jim, told me that even though I bought the furniture in his store, credit card paid his company, that it wasn't their company's furniture and will not honor ANY warranty at all.  He told me that my furniture has no AZ Leather warranty, no manufacturers warranty--NOTHING.  He even went as far as telling me that I essentially have damaged goods and have to deal with it.\n\nLook at the reviews from other customers in California and you will begin to notice a pattern with these guys.\n\nBuyer beware!


Eh - not bad...but not anything to write home about.


Like a lot of the other yelpers on here, I visited because I saw it on Man Vs Food. \nWe arrived about 11am, and although it didn't look busy we had to wait 10 minutes to be seated.\n\nI can't fault our server, she was attentive, knowledgeable, and very friendly. \nWe both ordered French Toast, and just had coffee to drink.\n\nYes the portions were huge, and they had loads of pecan nuts on top, but the toast itself wasn't anything amazing, and costs a lot more than Denny's!\n\nI wasn't that impressed - if I did go again I think I'd try one of the Hash dishes.


Oh, if only the service had been better!\n\nThe food was absolutely outstanding. I'm salivating just thinking about the prime rib, mashed potatoes, pork loin, mac & cheese and pasta. The dessert station was absolute heaven: gelato in a rainbow of flavors, dozens of tarts and pastries and a stellar selection of chocolates and berries. I thought I could easily pass out, I was so full by the end of the meal. \n\nHowever, next to where we sat stretched a long, raised banquet-style table. It was dirty and empty for our ENTIRE MEAL. Well over an hour! Dirty cups, plates, silverware, half-empty bottles... All just sitting there, staring at us. No one came to bus it. No one came to clear it. They just left it there. \n\nSuperb food on our plates. Delicate crystal chandeliers hanging overhead. Enthusiastic staff in the kitchens and at the buffets. \n\nAnd trash staring at us as we ate.\n\nI'm sorry, but I expect a bit more pride-of-place in a restaurant that's going to charge me $50 for a meal.


Amazing food. The pop tarts are pretty much the most delicious thing in existence. It's a weird week if I haven't come here at least once, and it's always consistently wonderful.


We came here during the Labor Day weekend. Boy, the wait was LONG! We waited over 2 hours to get in. The food selection was great! There are a lot of choices and numerous stations. The seafood such as crab legs, oysters, crab claws, shrimp cocktails, and crawfish were fresh. We also tried their oxtail soup. It was pretty good. The dessert station was great as well. They have all kinds of cakes and pastries, gelato, mochi ice-cream, chocolate covered strawberries, as well as crepes. Overall, the food and services were great. It's the long wait that makes us rethink whether to come back again. That's the only reason for knocking off the one star from my review.


I attended the day 2 of the Reverence festival at High Noon. I'm not sure what possessed them to host the event, because it was near terrible. Whoever is responsible for the lighting and creating the correct ambiance needs to wake up. Not every show is the bluegrass type, and with bit more effort in creating the appropriate vibe, this place could be so much better. I think they are reasonably equipped to do better production. Otherwise it's just a waste of the space. \n\nAnd if the cover is $16, don't give me the iTune music for 2 hours followed by some lame openers.


I LOVE CHICKEN FINGERS! I could probably eat them every day of the week! But sadly, that dream is not going to be reality anytime soon!\n\nReading some of my other Vegas Yelp friend's reviews, I bookmarked this place in hopes I could talk Minh into going before we hit up the outlets, which by the way is in the same area as this place!\n\nDon't look for anything fancy here; it's just a good ol' drive thru fast food joint. Except when you walk in ::drum roll:: its clean smelling and clean looking! All the employees are actually happy to be working and even greet you! \n\nSince we were having a late lunch, we decided to share a meal and went with ordering:\n\nThe Box Combo:\nFour Chicken Fingers \nFries \nColeslaw \nCane's Sauce \nTexas Toast \nRegular Drink\n\nThere is plenty of seating inside, we found a booth but wasn't 100% clean. Maybe we sat down too quick. An employee was walking by so I asked him if he would not mind cleaning out table. Instead of the rude yeah okay. He was nice about it and even said sorry that the tabletop was not totally clean. \n\nOur number was called and Minh went to go get our food. When he got back to the table, the box was huge. The smell was inviting and the taste was the best! The chicken tenders were lightly seasoned and juicy! I had a bite of the coleslaw and that was pretty darn good too! Texas toast was out of this world yummi (I paid dearly for it over the next couple of days since I cannot really eat bread anymore) but it was worth it! Light and buttery this toast was thick!\n\nThe Cain sauce had an interesting taste; it was a unique and went well with the fries (which were not oily) and the chicken strips!\n\nRaising Cane's was built from a dream one guy had. When others turned him down for loan he didn't give up instead he hustled and built his dream on his own. Todd Graves story is amazing along with his dog who the business is named after! \n\nI'm hoping that they will bring this urber rad fast food joint to sunny California soon, otherwise this will be on my list of must have again before we go shopping!!!


I have visited on a couple occasions and really enjoyed it each time. Our last visit was with some family and friends in town visiting and everyone left more than satisfied. \n\nIf you're looking for unique, well-made cocktails then this is a must visit. They have broken down the various drinks by historical time period and the menu provides a little description of how the drink got its name. \n\nAlmost everyone took advantage of the happy hour, half price steaks. One of the filets was a bit under-cooked, but for the most part they were spot on. All the sides we ordered were great, but the truffle mac and cheese was a table favorite. I can't say enough about the \"Farmer\" flat bread pizza - bacon, spinach, and a cracked egg. This is something you just have to try in order to understand how delicious it really is. \n\nDessert was almost certainly out of the question until the server started to describe them. We ordered their version of the pizooki as well as the homemade doughnuts. The entire table thought they had died and gone to heaven after finishing these desserts. Save room!\n\nAnother satisfying and enjoyable experience. Great food, solid drinks and a unique atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the touristy Strip.


NOT TO BE TRUSTED!\n\nA great getaway for my wife goes down as my worst experience ever!!!\nOr should I say, no experience.\n\nPurchased a 2 nigh package through Casablanca Express in Vegas at the Riveria...  brand new, renovated rooms with many features was the pitch, with many great offers including a $200 dinner and other great perks.\n\nArrived at the hotel only to learn that our reservations were cancelled by Casablanca Express.  No written notice.  Said they tried to reach me three separate times by phone, something that was disconnected last May.  Never an email, never a response to my phone messages that I left for them.  How do they getaway with cancelling something I paid for?  How can a Vegas Hotel allow a \"scam\" reservation group to do this to them --- THEY BOTH WILL NOT BE USED, or VISITED IN THE FUTURE!\n\nAn ATTORNEY GENERAL in Nevada should do something about these type of organizations.  Enough said.  I am done venting.  I will chalk this up to the worst experience, and one I will always remember when dealing with future offers.  They aren't worth it!


Had some time before going to catch our flight home and didn't want airport food. Dumplings were the the craving so we headed to Chinatown Fat Dumpling. No other customers was there before and after we finished 6 pm.  \n\nDrinks no boba were good.\nHuge bowl of Hot and Sour soup ( some of the lotus stem roots were left on)\nString beans were good \npork and chive dumplings were good.\n\nThis place has a large menu maybe if they made a couple of items well they would get better reviews. Service was excellent since we were the only customers.


I usually stay at the Hampton Inn near the airport when traveling to Las Vegas on business and this Whole Foods is not too far from this hotel. I will often frequent this place for dinner, and typically take my dinner back to the hotel. And before I head to the airport on my way out of Las Vegas, I will try to make a stop for lunch or dinner to fill up before boarding my plane. You can't beat this salad bar...they have everything! I always feel good about my food choices when I stop here, especially since it is hard to eat healthy while traveling.


This is my favorite sushi restaurant in Arizona. This is one of those hole-in-the-wall places. If you are looking for amazing ambiance, you won't find it here, but excellent food you will. Have never had anything I didn't like here with either the rolls, or sashimi. The food is fresh and full of flavor. Some of my favorites items here are the Baked Green Mussels, Spicy Scallops, Salmon sashimi, and Las Vegas Roll. Prices are really reasonable. If you've never had fresh wasabi, give it a try, it's now a must everytime I go somewhere.


Great food! Our service was excellent from Pierre. It's quite reasonable for Vegas, but still high for the real world.


I had the shrimp po'boy. It was pretty good, I would like to try the catfish one the next time I eat here. It's a nice size portion and all of my colleagues enjoyed their lunches as well (swamp fritters, shrimp \u00e9touff\u00e9e, and fried shrimp). They have really good sauces for the po'boy as well. I love the variety of the menu and the prices.


While I do not eat fast food as much I used to, I used to eat at Jack in the Box (different locations) all of the time.  I was on my way home recently from playing sports and had a hankering for a sourdough jack (my favorite) and some jalapeno poppers.  My girlfriend was with me and decided to try the sirloin burger.  What a disaster.\n\nWe were exhausted and live close by so we went straight home after hitting the drive through, only to find out that we did not receive the poppers that we paid for.  On top of that, the burgers were sub par and the fries were burnt (a shame because they were curly fries).  I had not eaten at JITB in quite some time and this experience has solidified why I had stopped going in the first place.  \n\nPerhaps I should have checked the bag before leaving the drive through but when there are only a couple of cars in the drive through and no one in the restaurant, should I really have to?  Especially at 10pm when things are slow.  I will not be returning to this location and more than likely will not return to any others either.  It is a shame because the food used to be so good.


Nove Italiano did the catering for a meeting my work was hosting and I loved It! The food was delectable and the restaurant was just gorgeous. Nove Is perfect for a romantic evening out with the honey-bunny, a birthday or business lunch and they have a happy hour for the ladies where they get 50% off their entire order on Tuesdays. Try the Tartare


Its good food.  Its just not the greatest food for the price you pay.  I had a spicy chicken of some sort, and they dont mess around when it comes to the spicy stuff.  This stuff was HOT.  I enjoyed it quite a bit, but I just didnt feel like the food justified the price.  $11 for a lunch special?  No thanks.  I would give the food 4 out of 5 stars though.


One of my favorite lunch spots in the city.  \n\nI've heard other say \"stay away from the sushi,\" so, I have, however, their hibachi is delicious and incredibly inexpensive for the quantity & quality of food you receive.  ~$8 for a small basic salad (nothing special), cup of soup (ok), and a GIANT platter of hibachi meat, veggies and rice.  Really really good.  Never too crowded in my experiences during normal lunch hours.  Staff are pleasant but not overly talkative.\n\nAnother reviewer gave parking 2 stars.  Not sure why - I've never had any problem with parking a few spots away from the front door.\n\n2 things bother me, but neither enough to get me to not come back once a month:  1)  It's an old gutted Pizza Hut that is long overdue for a re-haul of the interior.  2) It's on Independence.  Making a U-Turn on Independence, at least in certain stretches, is nearly impossible for miles on end.  Just not very easy for me to get to regularly.


I was very disappointed by my latest experience at this Garcia restaurant. I had purchased a local deal voucher for a $24 dinner for two. I was not aware that the voucher had an expiration date. When I printed the voucher I realized it had expired. We went to the restaurant anyway and talked to the front desk where we were told that the voucher would still be good. We were very surprised when our bill came to find out that we had to pay for the difference between what our voucher had cost and the very inflated promotional value of the meal. Thus we had to pay a second time.\nSo beware of Internet local deals: they do expire and the restaurants have no qualms making you pay twice! I used to go to Garcia relatively often. I guess I will part with them. The real beauty of this is that the manager tried to blame the local deal agency: they were the bad guys!!! In the end: Garcia profited from the deal more than anyone else. No one is dupe.


Not too good and not that much flavor for what chicken can have.  The sauce is nothing special and as one reviewer said, the neighborhood is suspect.  Service was good and I liked the potato salad.  Baked beans were from the can.  Drive up was good and service was super fast.


Try the Pan fried dumplings!


Nothing special.  Of course it was cleaner than most (being newer).  \n\nBut WAY overpriced for typical buffet food. My daughter and I gave it a try because it was new.   \n\nIf you have a tall kid, definitely go elsewhere.  My 12 yr old had  a cup of eggdrop soup and one plate-not filled (four pieces of some kind of chicken and two chicken on the sticks) $13.99 for her buffet because she was like two centimeters taller than their measuring stick for the kid's price.  Yes instead of age, they go by height.  \n\nTo be honest, usually my daughter eats more Chinese food, but she thought the food was disgusting and didn't want a second plate.\n\nI thought buffets were supposed to be cheaper because the quality is pretty bad.  But this place was more expensive than what I spend at my normal carry-out place that has MUCH better quality food.


I had a $10 off coupon from Station.  The plan was to do the feast buffet for lunch but the line was so ridiculously long on a Tuesday.  LBS didn't accept the coupon so we opted for this.  \n\nMy wife got the corn beef hash which came with eggs, hash browns and toast.  Good portion but she's definitely had better.  I got the California benedict for $10 and that was a total joke.  Small plate portion and I guess the chef doesn't know how to poach eggs either.\n\nLooked like all the regulars were getting salads.  Maybe that's what I'll go for next time although I am pretty sure I am not coming back.  I'd do IHOP over this anytime.


Really good fried catfish!  I was not really fond of catfish until I tried Jamburrito's way of serving it. The jambalaya rice makes the perfect accompaniment for the crunchy delight. The people serving the food are very friendly and the total experience definitely makes Food Truck Fridays a weekly event to look forward to.


Too bad I can't give a -5 star. We were told that we can't eat there because we both have to order from the same restraunt(24/7 cafe is where I usually eat at.). I rarely every want asian food. The wife loves it. So we were really mad at them. This is all very sad because last time we ate there we spent almost $80 on us. Oh well their loss.


The two star is ONLY because I love hooters food...seriously the b*tchiest waitress I have ever encountered. The place was empty and she didn't even seem like she wanted a table! Will not be back to this location...ever.


Good food and very friendly service.


Excellent food, with horrific service. Came here with a couple friends and my boyfriend for lunch one Sat. Like a previous review stated, the hostess was very gracious and kind, but that's where it stops. Our service was very shotty. Our server seemed to have absolutely no interest on giving us good service since we weren't dropping hundreds on lunch buying bottle waters or drinking wine or alcohol. Ordered and Iced tea and not once did anybody offer a refill for my tea. I shouldn't have to wave you down to refill my ice tea. 2 of my friends wanted to share an appetizer and an entree and was straight up told by our server that it wasn't allowed. Our server was very rude. He only came to our table to take our order and drop off our check. This place seemed so promising but due to the service of one server, this place came off very pretentious. Maybe if the staff/server spent less time on their iPhones and more time taking care of their guests,  I could give this place another try next time I was in Vegas. But I can assure u I will NEVER go or suggest this place ever again. U shouldn't leave feeling like u were looked down upon when you was choose to spend my hard earned money on the establishment.


My experience this time was not good my daughter tried on a costume and it was ripped before she tried it on they wanted me to purchase this I was going to a holloween party after. The owner was very rude i told him Im going to buy my kid a costume  but not the riped one i also said my brothers are going to purches costumes too The owner said you don't need to purches anything in my store.Every  year I shop here FOR KNOW THIS WON'T BE THE PLACE VERY BAD CUSTUMER SERVICE !


Cuginos is a great place to stop for some good italian food. I usually do just the Pizza slice combo which is two slices of pizza and drink for 5 bucks. The pizza is pretty spot on every time. I have had better in Vegas, but its right up there in my top 5 or so. They also make great salads and sandwiches. The staff is always friendly to us when we go in. If you go in, ask Donnie if you can try a piece of their fresh homemade mozzarella. Its the best Mozzarella i have honestly ever had.


I went here last night with some friends. The service we got was great, she refilled our drinks several times and even split the check for us after we forgot to tell her to. My pizza was fantastic, I got a personal pizza with artichokes and sliced tomatoes. It's a little more expensive than I would normally pay for pizza, but the ingredients were high quality and I was really pleased with it. \nEveryone else at the table had great reviews for what they ate. I didn't see any pizza left on the table at the end of the night. Worth repeating, just wish they had a bigger menu, it's pizza or nothing.


Unlike the previous review, I've ate here. 4-5 times, and each time I've had EXCELLENT food and service. Never had anything bad, free kids meal on the weekends with a paid adult, and the owners are extremely nice. Can't say anything bad about this place! If you're looking for a good place to eat that won't break the bank, this is the go to place.


We mostly use First Coast for work occasions like Christmas, someone leaving or a birthday. The food is excellent and they'll email or fax you their current menu so you can choose before you go. This can be really helpful if you're on a tight timescale. We all agree that the wine list is good and not too pricey. The food is well presented and just a little different from what you might find on a lunch menu in Dalry. I sometimes find the place a little cold, and I put that down to the stone walls.


We came here for for a pool party on Vegas on the Rocks weekend.  It was crazy busy.  You could barely move.  $20 cover to get in. They tables were very expensive to rent and had a very large minimum purchase which I know is to be expected).  If you did not rent a table, there was no seating.  They did not allow any outside drinks--even closed bottled water--you were searched and they were taken.  \n\nPros:\nOpen bar (free) during certain hours\nLimited menu offered\nDunk a ChipNDale\nFree snacks (popcorn, snow cones)\nGreat DJ\n\nCons:\nToo crowded\nNo where to sit\nNo open tables\nVery expensive\nSmall pool\nVery small space


Great service last Thursday when I was holiday shopping. The shoes I wanted were not in stock but they offered to mail them to me free of charge. They said they couldn't guarantee they would arrive by Christmas but Friday evening at 6pm there was a knock at my door and they were delivered! Amazing!


BEWARE...Staff cannot be trusted!! Accidentally left debit card on table after paying the waitress. 20 min later my bank called and said fraudulent purchases were being made. Went back there, they returned my card and said only the waitress and bartender had possession of it. They both denied making any charges. Needless to say, I will never go there again! BEWARE!!!!


liars, thieves, dont keep their word and are worse in customer service. i will never return again and neither will my friends or family. i love toyota vehicles, but i will have to invest in a honda.


Over the course of a 14 night stay at the South Point, I picked up a toasted cinnamon bagel with cream cheese and a coffee at this deli a total of 6 times that my wife and I consumed in our room.  In addition, one morning I substituted a large cheese Danish that, though fresh, disappointed because of the lack of cheese.  Rating of 2.5 Stars.\n\nOne evening on our trip, I had to cancel our dinner plans because my wife had an upset stomach.  After resting, I purchased a tea and a bowl chicken noodle soup which, though pricey, was just what the doctor would have prescribed.  I did not neglect my stomach so I ordered a corned beef on rye which included one side dish.  Normally I would have  ordered a  1/2 sandwich, but the difference in price for a full sandwich was only about $2.  The corned beef was very tender and virtually fat free. Rating of 4 stars for both the soup and corned beef sandwich.


I've always been a fan of this place because it's just about the only place to get ramen in the valley, and their ramen is pretty tasty. But the last time I went there I ordered my standard republic broth with tofu, add hard boiled egg, and extra noodle, but also got a side of food poisoning. I know it was this place because other than here I had only had a small breakfast of toast and laughing cow cheese at home (which I eat every morning) that day. The following morning I woke up with all the symptoms of food poisoning, I still give them 3 stars because I have been eating here for years. I don't know what changed but I won't be going back anytime soon.


I was told by a friend this was a great place to stay.  we were told  we could get early check in,  then we got here and they said no.  we were told  valet parking was free.  it's $15.  we booked two  suites  and they are tiny  and  mirror is broken and water damage all  over the ceiling.  front desk didn't care.  we literally just checked in  and are stuck here for three  days.  ugh!


Coleslaw and fries in your sammich tastes just as good as it sounds.\n\nIf you think it sounds awesome, then you'd probably find it awesome.\n\nIf you think it sounds nasty, then you'd probably find it nasty.\n\nIf you think it sounds questionable and confusing, then your'e not alone, because that's exactly how I felt after eating it, too.  Why, Primanti Brothers, why??