This review is for the CASINO FLOOR only. I didn't stay here, thank goodness. \n\nMy friends and I stayed at The Mirage but stopped here just to check out the casino and play some slots. It was March Madness weekend so all of the TVs were showing the games. After playing a bit, I decided to watch some basketball. All the seats at one bar were taken, and there was another bar that was closed next to it that also had TVs with the game on. So, naturally, a few of us bar patrons bought a drink at one bar, then sat at the closed bar area just to watch the game. \n\nNow, this bar is not a closed space. It's just a counter with chairs along a casino walkway. So, many people who walked through stopped periodically to watch the game. Soon, bar staff walked behind the counter and said nothing to us as we watched, and we didn't bother them. Then a security guard comes by and says that since the bar is closed, we can't sit at the counter and have to leave. Yes, his exact words were \"You have to leave.\" Mind you, we were all paying customers with drinks on hand. We weren't yelling or screaming. We were all actually pretty quiet enjoying the game. He stayed there until everyone picked up their drink in amazement and began to leave.\n\nIf we were loud, or brought in outside food, or took up space that other paying customers needed, I'd understand. But hell, we bought drinks at the bar next door which had no empty seats left. And the seats at this bar weren't being used. Even the bar workers didn't care we sat there.\n\nI got similar treatment watching some of the card games. I got rude dealers asking, \"Well are you going to play?\" This place just cares about taking your money and places zero premium on customer service. I would never stay here even if they comped me a room.


Unfortunately, my father has had a few emergencies relating to his heart/lungs. Most recently, he stayed at this hospital. I absolutely loved the nurse (forget her name). She was very attentive and caring, even though she obviously had to care for many other patients.\n\nI was disappointed in the doctors, however. My father's ailment was in relation to his diet. In addition, my father has diabetes. In this kind of situation, I would think a nutritionist or dietician would be sent to speak with the patient about what kinds of things would be best for them to eat, especially since poor nutrition choices are a big part of the issue.\n\nOverall, this is a nice, clean hospital with a *mostly* diligent staff who care about the patients.


I usually like Chick-fil-a, but my experiences at this one have been very lackluster. The food is usually moderately warm, and the french fries are okay, not great. It can get very busy, but there's a modest amount of seating so it's not a really big deal. I'd avoid this CFA and go to the one in Stonecrest instead.


These people are great, hard working, and very trust worthy. I would trust them with my house any day.


Phoenix airport and the whoppers here are delicious!  Service without a smile sucks though.


Trader Vic's was a fun, kitschy, restaurant with an awesome drink menu (important when it's your bachelorette party) and yummy food.  The bread on the table was seriously delish.  I've noticed a foccacia theme in Scottsdale - it's heavenly.   The restaurant wasn't crowded at all for a Saturday, but we had 8:00 reservations... I hope that doesn't mean that it's not going to stick around.\n\nThe servers were very attentive and the portion sizes were hefty.  I left completely stuffed, but it was worth it...  Prices were pretty good too, especially for the asian-ish dishes.  \n\nI'd definitely recommend Trader Vic's and would undoubtedly try it again the next time I'm in town.  Yum.


Food - WAY OVER PRICED and not as good as you would expect with the prices. We ordered an appetizer sampler. The brought us potato skins that were still frozen in the middle, we asked for them to take them back and they did and when they brought them back they were burnt. My friend ordered a steak and asked that it be done Medium Well and when it came it was so rare it was practically mooing. \n\nDrinks - Decent but nothing to rave about. \n\nService - Poor. Our wait staff was over whelmed by their section and was running around like a chicken with his head cut off. I understand that environments like that can cause this but I have seen worse and he should have been able to handle it. The management that came and talked to us was rude and a bit snarky. We were spending over $130 in the establishment and he acted as though we were an inconvenience since we were not happy with the appetizer or one of the drinks we had ordered. When my friend explained that her steak was not cooked enough he did offer to take it back and have it recooked but by that time that had taken place she had lost her appetite.\n\nAtmosphere - Best part of the experience.\n\nAfter being spoken to the way the manager spoke to us I can safely say I will NEVER return to this Claim Jumper. For the amount of money we spent that night I would have at least expected some common courtesy.


This was my second go-round here at Tee Pee Mexican Food, and this time wasn't that much different. I realize that this is a historical venue and has been around for a very long time. Great. The wait at lunchtime on a weekend before Christmas was not too bad. Our wait staff was quick and friendly. The salsa was very flavorful, but the bowl of chips (while hot) were some of the smallest and most broken-up chips we have ever seen. My green corn tamale came cold. Yes, cold. And the rice and beans were average. Hubby's carne asada burrito was better than my tamale but it wouldn't take much to get there. If you're desperate, come for the salsa and margaritas or a cold beer. But, that's about it.


The decor is classic dark brew pub. It works. A nice place to hang with your friends or just chill by yourself.\n\nAn above average pub menu. The breakfast menu is pretty good, with lots of choices. We like it - my sweetie loves to come here.\n\nToday we showed up a bit late for breakfast, so we fastened onto the lunch menu. Again,  lots of choices. I went with the \"round mountain\" roast beef sandwich,  my sweetie went with the Paradise Carnita sandwich. We both had the home made chips,,, my sandwich was okay -- it was as advertised -- but it was kinda bland for my taste. Not Steiner 's fault,  the roast beef sandwich would be killer for someone with a blander palette than mine.  The Paradise Carnita sandwich was absolutely KILLER.\nSo full of flavor -- an awesome choice,  sweetie loved it as did I.  I know what Im ordering on my next visit.  Pulled pork ( carnita style )  with spicy sauce and pico de gallo served on a sweet sourdough roll. Amazing sandwich.\n\nGood selection of beers - on tap and in bottles. Service was good,  and the prices are fair. Recommended.


This location used to be an absolute hole.  They recently renovated both the interior and the exterior, and now it's a very pleasant, good-looking store.\n\nHowever, it's still Wendy's food.  And that's only okay.


Decent food and the usual waitresses are busy but attentive.  The salads are good but be warned they usually take just as long, if not longer, than other food to come out to your table.  Chicken strips are good and I hear the wraps are excellent.\n\nOther than that everything else is good but not great.  The potato soup is very good but don't order it too often as it is the soup-of-the-day about 90% of the time.\n\nA decent option when you are tired of to-go food in the downtown area or want something besides a sandwich.


So.Much.Fun! \n\nI WISH I could play a song at the drop of a hat. Too bad I never took piano lessons and I'd probably end up mumbling half the lyrics other than the chorus. Unless it's Salt n' Pepa's Shoop. \n\nThis is a really great place to go when you have out of town guests or are looking for a fun place to take someone for a birthday celebration or a fun night out. It's just something different to do other than boozing it up at the bars on a Saturday night. \n\nKeep in mind you'll be paying around a $5-10 cover plus whatever drinks and food you get. The good thing is the food is coming from the attached Rock Bottom Brewery. So a lot of it is restaurant quality good. Plus the brewery beer is actually pretty good! OF course you will be paying restaurant price drinks...so of course they're up charged a bit. But you do pay for the whole experience....so you gotta get into the spirit with some spirits! \n\nThe guys who play are incredibly talented. There's 2 guys that will take requests and play songs on the piano. They pretty much play ANYTHING you ask. Contemporary songs, throw back songs, fight songs, rap songs, pop songs. You name it, they play it. \n\nMy favorite part is when they switch out to another two guys. They'll all four get on stage and play two piano's, a guitar and drums. They usually rock out with some fun familiar songs (um, Journey, of course!). \n\nThe birthday song is seriously the best. They sing to you....and call you some names....with expletives. But in a totally nice way of course. You just have to go!


came here after escaping from Harras (horrible) the guy i spoke to on the phone for last minute reservations was very helpfull, he found us a room and got us a discount so we could do some more gambling. rooms where huge, clean and had a great view. room service was quick for vegas standards. Had an awesome time in their casino won tons of cash had a blast. ill be back a soon as possible MGM!!!


We went to the Mirage during the day to go see some tiger cubs! OO SO CUTE!!! \nWhile we were admiring how cute the cubs were, some guy came up to us saying is the Kardashian brother bday at Jet tonight and that we should come. He gave us passes so we decided to go.\nWe got there fairly early, and the line was huge. The girls line went in first (as always) but the guys line did not move. We had some guys in our party and we didnt even see them after an hour of being inside.\nI texted one of them and they told me they're still outside and they were thinking of leaving. \nI hate how annoying clubs in vegas are to guys, but this one was by far the worst I've ever experienced.


I usually don't write any reviews, however Raku has really disappointed me this time. I have been the biggest promoter of Raku ever since its opening. My family usually has our family functions at the restaurant so when my friend, who has been living in Japan for many years and recently moved to UK, came to visit, I decided to take him and his friends to the most authentic Japanese restaurant in Vegas.\n\nI have never been so disappointed by the customer service by the guy manager. He never smiled, and only gave yes, or a resounding no, or only nodding for answers, even when I asked for recommendations or special menu. Working in customer service, I understand that people can have a bad day, seeing that my friend is already frowning at the service we were getting, I tried to lighten up the mood by trying to have some small talks (\"your restaurant looked so busy tonight.\") The manager only rolled his eyes and fixed his attention back to the floor. \n\nHaving lived in Japan and been a loyal customer to Raku for the past so many years, I admit that I have higher expectations of Raku than any regular restaurants. However, this time, Raku really had let me down. Even my friend, who was first time to the restaurant, was commenting that the customer service is not even on par with any Japanese restaurants that he would expect.\n\nAnother example, when we asked for special menu, he disappeared for a whole ten minutes, when he came back, he slammed the blackboard on the table and very impatiently listed the items on the menu  without explaining what they were. When we asked for fork and knife, he did not even acknowledge and we had to remind him twice before he came back with them. By that time, the dish was already cold under the AC. \n\nI felt like I was such an inconvenience to the manager instead of enjoying a meal with a friend that I haven't seen for years. To make things even worse, we saw that the manager was laughing and proactively introducing the menu, the Specials, taking care of their drinks (refills) to another table of customers. I not only felt not being appreciated as a customer, but also discriminated for nothing.\n\nI don't think the Raku I dined at tonight was the same restaurant Endo San had envisioned. Both my friends and I were appalled that this gentleman was put in charge as the manager of the spot. While he was expected to teach the other servers to deliver an amazing meal to the customers, he did completely the opposite and ruined our night. I sincerely recommend him to look for a job outside of customer service and hospitality.


2 words: Awe. Some. \n\nGreat fish & Chips, great Po' Boys, so far have loved everything I have tried.


Usually I would have something better to say about this place but my last experience was not the best. I have to say I have been in a few Wild Wing locations but this location is BY FAR the tackiest of them all. It looks like a novelty store threw up or something. There are multi colour, beach themed murals on the walls, a Giant light up palm tree, saloon style old western doors and all kinds of junk hanging from the ceiling including sports jerseys, athletic bags and other various sports related items. It really is over the top cluttered and hectic and this is coming from a person who thinks the decor at Jack Astors is great. So that's gotta tell you something. Anways, on my last visit I order medium wings, which is rare for me because I tend to prefer somthing hotter but I was sharing with a friend who doesn't like spicy food. When our wings arrived we both bit into them we just looked at eachother with panic beucase our mouths were burning. I chugged half a beer because they were that hot, which for me would be fine but my friend looked like she was going to fall off her chair. When the waitress came back we explained how hot they were and my friend told her she would not be able to eat them the waitress said \"Well yeah, the medium wings here are pretty hot\" and looked at us with confusion as if we were supposed to just know this or something. We asked if there was anything she could do and she offered to bring us out some ranch dip or mild sauce which to me is a joke. I used to work in a Sports Bar and I know for a fact I would have immediately offered new wings or at least a credit to the bill. Instead she offered nothing, so my friend ate nothing and we paid and left. I will go back because I have had better experiences there in the past but all in all the customer service was not good. I must say however, I did like the wings and I usually order hot and quite honestly I think the medium ones are hotter so I will likely order the medium in the future.


Hubbz took me right before they closed (we didnt know- it was last minute) but the staff was still super friendly- not all moody because we sat down a half hour before closing. We ordered quickly and the food was amazing! Happy hour wasnt bad either! \n\nI will be returning.. but this time a lot earlier so i can enjoy my food lol


I wasn't completely sure what to expect when I went to the Heard Museum, but I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed myself.  We were there for almost 2.5 hours and the time flew by.  The permanent exhibit was laid out nicely and I truly learned quite a bit that I did not know previously about Native Americans.  In fact, I had no clue how many different tribes call Arizona and New Mexico home and reading the history and how they are now was quite fascinating, but I am a history nerd. The Remix contemporary exhibt was well-done and was my favorite portion of the whole museum, but I'm a sucker for contemporary art and installations.  We even wondered about the \"children's area\" and that was also well done with a variety of hands on crafts and activities for little peanuts (heck, my husband and I even did some of them! hehe).   The boarding school exhibit on the second floor was very nicely done and well laid out...the testimonials that played while you walked around were quite touching and at times I felt myself tearing up.\n\nAdult admission is $10 and students are only $5. My husband forgot his ASU student ID and when he mentioned it to the cashier, the guy was like, \"oh that's OK\" and gave us the student admission anyway. Very nice.  There were quite a few people at Heard while we were there, but I never felt rushed or that I was in someone's way, which I think speaks highly of the layout.  I definitely recommend the museum if you have an afternoon you are looking to fill and/or just want to learn more about Native Americans.


Worst car wash I ever got. The inside of my car is still dirty and dusty doesn't even look like I got a car wash. Should of gone to octopus what a waste of 20 dollars


Stopped in for lunch on a whim. The staff was nice, the food was good. But the wait for the food was a bit long. \n\nI enjoyed my shrimp tacos, and my wife had veggie tacos. They were mini-tacos but also came with rice and beans. \n\nNot a bad spot for a drink and some grub.


My hubby and I recently visited this site for a casual Saturday lunch.  No waiting in line and food was good.  I had some delicious fish tacos and hubby had cobb salad which was ginormous.  Good tropical ice tea as a change from the usual.\n\nHave visited other Claim Jumpers and they have the same huge menu which makes it hard to decide what to order since everything is good.  Please bring back the steak fries.  Those skinny potato sticks can get cold by the time the plate gets to the table!\n\nOverall, a good casual restaurant that you can stop in and have healthy lunch if you choose.  Service is good and atmosphere decent . . . if you are into coal mining.  Their desserts look fantastic if you are a sweet person.  Hmm, hubby and I are not.


Contrary to what Chheng L. thought, Cali people aren't the only ones who appreciate Yoshinoya. New York peeps also love it! My friends and I used to eat at the Yoshinoyas a lot when I was working in NYC, and the places were almost always packed. And no wonder - the food is good and cheap, and the service is fast. The main drawback (for me) for this lone franchise in AZ its distance from Phoenix; but even that isn't so bad, as it is one minute from the Dysart Rd. exit of  I-10. Still, I wish they'd open some franchises in Phoenix itself. And Chheng L was right -- pouring the clam chowder into the beef bowl sounds crazy but I found it to be yummy when I tried it.  However, if you've never tried the beef bowl before, try it by itself first. Enjoy!


I have been to St Francis several times and really love it but I had one dish that simply blew me away. The forbidden rice bowl-wow-flavors just explode in your mouth.\nI had chicken added for protein-the dish came to the table so fresh-with perfectly cooked veggies in season, the rice was beyond tasty and the shredded chicken the perfect compliment. The real star is the sauce-delicate,aromatic, light.\nI ate most of it for lunch then took home the leftover and and had a light dinner.\nI never eat the same thing twice in a day but this is the type f dish I could eat weekly.\nThinking about going back soon...


this is a great cheap hotel to stay at when you come to vegas!!  it's a little farther down on the strip but nice nonetheless.  it's also huge!!  my favorite thing about this hotel is the pool!!  they have a huge pool and a waterslide too!!  there are tons of chairs to lay out on and a beautiful waterfall to relax by.. they have tons of slot machines and other casino games to gamble your little heart away!!  i love the old school renaissance look of this castle themed hotel!!  check out thunder from down under for some hot austrailian men or the tournament of kings to root for your team's knight during dinner!!  i would stay here again in a heartbeat!!


These guys are a total fraud. I had a problem with the starter in my car and I towed it here. They fixed it with glue and charged me USD500 (claiming that they replaced it). Within less than a year the starter gaveup and I towed my car back to Midas (since the starter was under one year warranty). They did not honour the warranty and they gave me absurd reasons. \n\nI have never been to these fraudulent people after that. DOnt take your car hear, if you want to get a \"real\" repair done.


Come here and grab a sangwich before you pre-game and then again after hoeing around in the club! the original and the tuna melt... that's maaaah faaavorite!!! enjoy!


Always has been a favorite! The management and staff have always been great and do whatever to keep you happy! There is not one bad food item on the menu and everything tastes so good it makes it hard to decide. Their Buffalo Mac and cheese is great, also a fan of their pretzel too. Also all the beer options will keep anyone satisfied.


Been to Yama twice and both times were awesome! My husband and I ordered the all you can eat sushi. The sushi were quite delicious and they also had a variety. Will definitely recommend.\n\nMy only complaint is that the price for the children's all you can eat was the same as the adults.


Way too sweet for my liking. Real authentic Chinese food isn't always sweet. In my opinion, if you like sweet taste this much, might as well eat candy bar dip in corn syrup as a meal. When I ordered my food a few years back from them, they put too much food coloring so much that it looked yellow. It was not appealing to me. But it has been years I haven't been there so they could have improved and better. I sure hope that's the case.


Great concept and awful hours. I like the bolanis being served right now, they're savory and one of the best ways to warm yourself up in the winter.


What pissed me off was the waiting, first time  FAIL to wait, i abandoned my spot and left to find somewhere else to eat, i was starving, make matter worst i had already waited 40 minutes and there was still like 30 people in front!!!! wtf why so slow? i saw from outside plenty and i mean plenty of tables... so i dunno why it takes em so long to seat people. By the time i went somewhere else to have dinner and finished eating, i still would have been waiting at the line at le village buffet :/\n\nSecond time, we made reservations (yes it takes reservations) came around 10am for brunch. Only waited like 5 minutes for a table. Most remarkable was the omelet station and the crepe station, very friendly chefs and very good food. \n\nNext time i will skip this buffet or i mean its enormous annoying line and go straight across to eat a crepe at La Creperie or a baguette at JJ's Boulangerie ;)


This place is a butcher shop. Arrogant, lazy staff that rushes to finish the job so they can get back to sitting or smoking out front. I know it's inexpensive but I thought you were getting the discount by compromising on ambiance, not quality. I'm 30 and it's probably been fifteen years since I had a hair experience worth crying about. Until this place got ahold of me, that is.


I can't believe I'm writing this.\n\nI can't believe I'm giving it 4 stars.\n\nMy friend's husband got her tickets for this for her birthday mainly as a lark.  She asked me to go and I gigglingly obliged.  I've never had any interest to see muscly men with accents snap off their rip-away pants.  Never.  I went to this show with my tongue planted quite squarely in my cheek and, having done so, I enjoyed every ridiculous moment.  Brooke and I laughed and laughed and laughed.\n\nThe guys are terrible dancers, first of all, but dang it they are giving it all they got.  They smell of cocoa butter - pervasively so.  They throw out their sweat soaked towels which I thought was disgusting but women went CRAZY over them.  Brooke got pulled up on stage and got a towel.  We threw it on our significant others when they came to pick us up.\n\nYou can't go see this show without a sense of humor.  It's beefcakes dancing in thongs and there's something inherently funny about that.  Also, if you think about it, it's nice to turn the 'dance naked for me, monkey!' tables around for once.


I love forgetting about and visiting Jade Bar every chance I get! It's truly an unforgettable place, but I feel like it's such a special place, it should stay in my back pocket until I have a special reason to visit. This time, they were actually under construction and we were able to see the great mountain views from a new window. I also love how I couldn't t tell they were under construction until I asked why Jade Bar was moved. I'm really looking forward to seeing the expanded space once it's completed! \n\nThere was live music on Saturday night and the drinks were as wonderful as I remembered them to be. I would go so far as to say their drinks are the best in the valley. The only reason I couldn't give 5 stars was due to the Lobster Pork Dumplings. The appetizer came out surprisingly fast, so that was a positive; however, the kitchen left much of the flavor on the plate to the sauce instead of combining them into the meats in the pockets of dough. I also had a couple of chewy pieces of lobster as well, and that's definitely not what I expect when paying $15 for 4 dumplings. \n\nAs always, the service was exceptional, and I can't wait to see the expansion.


Well, it's cheap.  \n\nThat's basically what Food 4 Less has going for it.  Other than that, there's not much.  Since I just got done being a student paying my way through college, I recognize the value of cheap and I would be a great big liar if I didn't say that a good portion of my shopping has centered around here because of convenience and, well, necessity.\n\nHowever, now that I can afford NOT to go there, I don't very much any more.  Basically how it works is that Food 4 Less buys the cheapest stuff possible to pass the savings on to you, or something.  Therefore, the selection is pretty lacking.  This specific location smells TERRIBLE when you walk in, and it just feel like there's an inherent grit all over everything.  Ew.  Grody.\n\nIt's a lifesaver if you need to cut corners in every way possible if you can over the funk.  Blech.


This place could be excellent but they fail in the small details. First off the staff is not very friendly and we had a bad waitress, very impatient. The food is good but it is hard to lay out good money for an attitude when there is three more great places to eat in Belmont .


I accidentally left a bracelet there and the staff just wouldn't put it in a envelope and mail it to me. It had to go through the business center, Which then they would email me paper work that I would need to print out and then fax back to them. The bracelet weights about 5 grams, and will take all of 1 minute to stick in an envelope and mail!\nBecause of this I won't get services done there again. I can't stand it when someone just can't be helpful.


Id never use them again first of the Unprofessional driver that came to my house didnt want to do here job she kept on makn exscuses about parking and power not my problem and there was plenty of parking my Himalayan Persian if u can believe what that is in the pick got brought back to my door with her hair hacked of in patches long in sm places short in others all wrong i work for huge cell ph company and  ill be sure to share this Experience in front of 10s of thousand co workers when your dealing with peoples animals those are there kids u wouldnt bring sm ones kid home soking wet then to add Insult to injury the cut was 65 with a 15 traveling fee i gave that lady 100 she gave me back 15 like i was sm domb ass id never give a tip for such a horible job custermer care girl on ph did apologize and offer to send another person to fix what that machanic lady who should be only washing cars not cats Unfortunately my cats to screw up to be fixed id rather just let her hair grow back verses puting her threw that shit again


I can't get Good Food out of my mind so yes you guessed it just like the name says this is \"Good Food\".  I really love the whole experience from the moment I walked in.  The hostess was friendly,  the atmosphere was great dimmed lighting gave a romantic feel but overall this place is just hip.  It's classy but comfortable and all of the staff will make you feel at home.  They do not take reservations so be prepared to wait especially on a weekend night.  I visited on a Thurs. night had to wait about ten minutes which was nothing plus I always enjoy checking out the bar in a new place.  The bartender was very friendly and did not go wrong when she asked my how dirty I wanted my martini on a scale from 1 to 5 umm 5 please and thank you for asking. Just when I didn't think my dirty martini could get any better yup you guessed it blue cheese stuffed olives I was already in heaven.  \n\nNow for the food.  What is great about the food is it's served tapas style so you have the opportunity to try all kinds of dishes.  A few of the dishes that I thought were yelp worthy quail lettuce wraps, the gnocchi with brussel sprouts and cream sauce this dish was addicting I think I could have eaten the whole order all by myself.  I also enjoyed the steamed bun with pork belly.  Save room for dessert because the strawberry cheesecake is so worth it (unfortunately I think it was a special so hopefully they bring it back real soon!)


We went here during a bachelor party in March.  All I can say is WOW.  The view is incredible, you can walk out on to the balcony and see all of Las Vegas.  The club is on the smaller side, but that did not take away form the fun.  We got bottle service here and it is like night and day getting bottle service in Las Vegas over my home town Atlantic City.  The bouncer was there every time watching over us, they kept our tables free of drunks trying to sit down and would walk us to the restrooms when it got too packed.  Halfway through the night, the dancers rolled out flashing glasses and foam bars and the club was lit up in neon colors.  The waitress was back every few minutes to check up on who needed drinks.  At one point towards the end of the night my friend fell through the table and they set the whole thing back up even though we told them not to worry about it.  The host was extremely friendly and even took care of us the night before.  He got us 5 bottles for the price of 3 even with 10 guys.  Make sure you take care of all the staff and they will take care of you!


Nice store, but now after a couple visits here, I actually drive 25 min to the Chandler store because they always seem to have more friendly, helpful employees. Enough said. With 3 iPhones, 3 iPads and 3 MacBooks in our family I've always had a pleasant experience in Chandler.


While waiting to be seated at this neat Old Town location, I was reading the notes left by patrons. There were several that stated things like the best Mexican food in Phoenix, Best Mexican food ever. The food is good, not the best I ever had, I would rate it in the top ten Mexican places I have eaten at. I had the pork steak and it was done very good, moist juicy, with a really nice spice rub on it. Lots of food for the price. Salsa Fresca, Beans, Rice and tortilla. House Margarita was just so so. I would go back and I would recommend if you are in the Phoenix Metro area. They don't do separate checks, which sucks if you need an individual receipt for expense accounts.


I really love the beef noodle soup here. The soup base is very tasty with red peppers in it. I had to pick out all of the red peppers because my lips were burning and mouth was on fire from every single bite. \n\nWhat I didn't like was that we didn't even order tea, but they brought it for the table and charged each person for a cup. The sad part was that not everyone even touched their tea cups. What an easy way to make money huh?\n\nOverall, I was impressed with the beef noodle soup. I usually don't eat a lot, but I was able to finish the whole bowl. I feel like the portion was too small because it is really expensive for a bowl of noodles. Oh well, everything is expensive on the strip I feel. \n\nCraving the noodles right now... =(


As I am writing this review I have yet to see my food. We have been given complimentary chips & salsa. However, I have seen 2 other tables get their food before me. This is terrible service...please beware of this chili's as you will wait for food for it to be warm.


Please note: i am rating the MINI GOLF COURSE at the Leatherman Golf Learning Center and this review in no way has anything to do with this place as a golf learning institute.\n\nThe highlight of the course was that every hole did in fact have a hole to shoot for and that's how it got at least one star. \n\nRather than talk this out, i may have to bullet point my thoughts:\n-the turfs were torn up\n-none of the water traps were filled with water, although one of the holes was indeed waterlogged \n-one of the lights on the course had been smashed out, with the glass shards still just lying around it\n-some of the hole designs made no sense\n-no windmills or laughing clowns (not a real complaint)\n\nNow, i (just like any other reasonably decent human being) have nothing against making everything handicap accessible, however, when it comes to mini golf, there has to be a better system then simply removing two of the brick pieces from the walls of each hole. i am only assuming that is the reason that every hole had two equidistant holes in the walls. Does it count as a one stroke penalty if your ball goes through the handicap exit? Mini golf courses need walls.\n\ni can imagine that in it's prime, this course was not too shabby, but these days it's nothing but shabby. \n\nHowever, i do recommend the driving range. There is a coupon in the Entertainment Book for a free bucket of balls when you buy one, so that was fun. Not being an actual golfer, i don't know if there is a way to make a driving range bad? Maybe if there was a wall in front of you that sent the balls right back?


Fun entrance and nice decor.  Took a client to lunch and it was almost impossible to hear her speak above the music.  Note to self:  Don't bring anyone you want to talk to. The server noticed that we couldn't hear each other and offered to turn the music down.  It's one thing to create an environment, but just loud music for lunch doesn't cut it.  Food was good, but  $12.00 tacos seems a bit pricey.  Needs help on making the food live up to the prices.


I really do not have words to describe the awful customer service. AMEX notified me of a potential fraud alert. Turns out the taxi driver charged my card $1,200 for a six-block taxi ride. When I called to try to get the problem fixed, the customer agent informed me that this was my problem and their was not anything she could do. She informed me to call my credit card company. When I told her they informed me to call them, she said \"well, I can't help you.\" Please do not support this business.


Sushi koma used to be my favorite place for sushi. The last three times I've been service was terrible. We waited an hour before having the first roll. The waitress apologized as they only had two cooks. I understand things happen but waiting an hour for service is ridiculous. When asking about the wait the response was, \"you're order is there, it'll just take awhile.\" It's disappointing that the food is great & multiple service experience have been awful.


This was my second visit to this place and we all were in agreement the bean dip and chips were the bomb! Actually most of our meal was good! The only bad or down side is how can you only get two small meatballs in a albondigas soup? Come on man!! Really!?!?? Otherwise the lunch was fine!\n\nNow, this does not mean I will not be going back..for lunch. :-)


We happened upon this restaurant as we were pumping gas at the QT about 4 months ago, since then we have gone there at least once a week. We have tried almost everything on the menu and have been SUPER happy with all the food. We moved to this area about a year ago and  tried almost every Chinese food around looking for one that we liked, glad we stumbled on Noodles and Rice! \n\nTheir soup, and really all the dishes, are fresh. No pre made wonton soup here. We also love their Thai food, the curry (coconut milk based) is amazing!\n\nYou have got to try it, it's WELL worth your money. Won't find anything as inexpensive and tasty.


Great location right in the middle of the casino! Regular Starbucks coffee at jacked up prices but hey this is Vegas!


The cupcakes were quite a let down. We spent quite a bit of money to get cupcakes for our entire group (there were 14 of us), and unfortunately the cupcakes weren't anything special. I'm a cupcake fanatic and sweet lover, so it's not like I'm not a dessert person.. because I am.  However these just didn't do it for me.  The cake was dry and lacking flavor, and the frosting wasn't enough to save the cupcake. I knew everyone else felt the same as no one finished a whole cupcake. The shop was decently cute, but smelt horribly of tobacco from the store next door.  \nIf you want a yummy cupcake, but want to avoid the strip I'd suggest Gigi's or the whole foods at town square.


This place is good to go to if you're hungry and stumbling drunk at 2 am...\n\nAt that time your taste buds aren't quite on their game, so you won't detect your money being wasted.  Also, your massive hangover will mask the gastrointestinal impact of Texano's dodgy mexican food.\n\nReally, I know this is a _bertos type of place, but I have been to better and not many worse.  It stinks like a rotten corpse outside of the place, and last time I was there they didn't accept cards.  i don't know if this has changed, nor will I, because I don't plan on returning.  \n\nAlso, I have noticed the ill effects of eating at this joint the day after and so have some of my comrades.\n\nIf you're near here and want a burrito do yourself a favor... go to Rivas.


Had some tamales, and they were one of the worst I have ever had! There is no way this place is the best in town? Now I am not condemning this place, I will come back and give them another try. I will try something different and maybe I might change my mind. But I just don't get the hype!


Thanks Veronica. You were wonderful. Love my new look


The Cosmopolitan is a beautiful hotel, but I recommend going to the Bond Lounge in the lobby over the pretentious Marquee Club.\n\nThere are so many pool parties and clubs to choose from on the Strip.  I recommend going to an establishment that cares about their guests.  Besides, having been to both day and night club at Marquee, my friends and I found the club to be overly packed with an OK crowd at best.  Many people left around midnight including us since we couldn't move at all.  The dance floor was also small for the top 40's music, and downstairs seemed like a rave with rude people.  Ghostbar, Rain, and Moon were so much more fun at the Palms.  Pure at Caesar's is worth checking out for the great view.   But if you still want to check out the newest club on the block, just beware you are in for a night of waiting in multiple lines (even with guest list) and being pushed around and waiting around for pricey drinks with poor management.\n*******************************************************************************\nBelow is my incident at Marquee Day Club:\n\nMy letter to the Cosmopolitan Marquee...ignored by the management :(\n\nRE: Pool Platform Hazardous to Guest Safety\n\nDear Cosmopolitan Marquee Management,\n\nI attended the Cosmopolitan Marquee day club at the pool on Friday, July 15.  Since there were music playing and fellow guests were dancing on the plastic box containers in the pool.  I decided to join in so I climbed on the clear raised platform by putting both of my knees up on the box; then I stood up on the box, which had a grid of raised squares with very sharp corners.  As I got on the platform, I felt a sudden pain on my left knee, then the crowd started to yell \"You're bleeding!\"  I looked down to see blood gushing down from my knee so I hurried to get out of the pool.  \n\nI informed the gentleman patrolling inside the pool of the sharp top of these box containers that are meant to be climbed upon.  He sent me to security by the door.  Then, a security personnel with black tattoos on both of arms came over, and I told him that the clear platform was very sharp and cut my knee.  He told me to follow him across the courtyard to get first aid.  I already wiped off the blood on my knee when I got out of the pool, but blood continued to run down my leg so I had to wipe it off again, and he made a mean remark, \"I would prefer it if you didn't use our towels, but oh well, too late now!\"  Not only was the security staff inconsiderate, he was downright rude and sarcastic.  \n\nAt the first aid station, I told the Cosmopolitan/Marquee employees that they should remove those boxes in the pool for guest safety.  The same security staff sneered and said \"Yea, I can't do anything.  People get stupid cuts like this all the time.\"  I was shocked that no one cared about the danger the clear boxes pose to the safety of their guests.  \n\nSo before exiting Marquee, I tried to warn the staff about the dangerous hazard again.  I spoke with the service manager named Danny/Denny, and he just kept saying \"We just got those boxes, and no one has ever cut themselves.\"  He didn't seem to get the fact that my incident can be the first of many.  I had expected a little more consideration from the manager, but he treated me like I was just a drunk drama queen who got a small scrape.  I have attached a picture of the cut taken after the cut was band-aid; you can see that my skin was lifted off the knee by the sharp grinds on top of the clear box in the pool.  The finger in the photograph serves as reference of the size of the scrape; my skin is still raw and my knee is sore from the incident.\n\nI am quite disappointed and shocked by the disregard and insolence of your staff.  There was no compassion or courtesy from the staff who handled this incident.  The management must be aware that the top of the boxes have a sharp top, which can easily hurt your guests.  The unsafe boxes placed inside the pool need to be removed or reconstructed to insure guest safety; it is a lawsuit waiting to happen as your staff just shrugs off the incident and disregards guests' concerns.  I hope your prestigious hotel and popular club, especially being the newest additions to the Strip, would offer your guest a safe environment on your premise and train your staff to treat guests with courtesy and respect.  Thank you for your consideration.


Clean diner. Friendly staff. Nice air-conditioned environment.\nI ordered the steak and eggs special. Price was right but the steak was not steak. It tasted like mushed up processed meat reformed into a steak and left an extremely bad aftertaste in my mouth. Perhaps they should consider getting actual steak or mentioning that it is processed and seasoned.\nThe hash browns were good and made from actual potato but that is about it.


Adding to what the girls have outlined, I can't help but wonder why this shop is open all year round.\n\nSaying that, it has its uses - it keeps visitors and locals up to speed on upcoming Fringe events, and nearer the time (i.e from June onward) you can buy tickets for various shows to guarantee your front row seat.\n\nIt sells some Fringe merch, which seems a bit empty unless you are actually at the Fringe that year and want something to remember it by. But I can imagine some tourists being interested in the t shirts and teddies they have on offer.\n\nLike Eleanor, I find the Fringe Shop's year long opening a little bit pointless. But if I need to use it nearer the time of the festival, which I sometimes do, I am usually caught saying the opposite. So I'm four starring it since it's a great resource of information if you're wanting to secure your place in or at the Fringe early!


Food is OK, tho they were busy so it took nearly an hour and a half to get it.  Their security guys are complete aggro d*cks tho. \n\nA friend tripped on the sidewalk and they \"asked\" him to leave for too many drinks.  Not really, they rough housed him out immediately and looked like they were trying to get him to start a fight with the 3 of them.  \n\nBright side is our 20 person group can go somewhere else next year for the get together.  I'm sure we can get $4 bottles of domestic beer about anywhere.


My son was in need of getting a boutonniere for his boyfriend for prom, and even though he loved the florist we went to last year he was wanted to try something new. So got out my handy Yelp App and looked up flower shops and Enchanted Florist popped, we were sold on the name itself, how cute is it, and it said it was only 4 miles from our place (really more like 10 but it didn't matter). \n\nWalked into the shop and loved what we saw, such a cute little place, we were helped right away, service was friendly and helpful with ideas, my son was asked what is he looking for, he described it, and they said ok!  He wanted something beautiful and regal, white rose with baby breaths and lots of green. Then my son asked for the price and it was less than 13 bucks! Couldn't believe it! \n\nPicked up the flower the following weekend and it was just what he wanted!  Glad to have found Enchanted Florist and look forward to using them throughout the year.


Went into Creperie Chez Suzette as I needed an early dinner and surrounding restaurants were not open for dinner yet. I was surprised that it serves savory crepe, in addition to the dessert crepe. As the weather was cold, I elected to order a soup, and a ham-cheese-spinach crepe. Perhaps savory items are not their specialty, and the choice was rather limited. So I shall be on the reserved side and rate it low for the savory crepe. Perhaps the sweet crepes will be better. The service was reasonable.


It was the first time that I dined at a Cheesecake Factory and it will likely be my last.  The wait time wasn't bad at all even though it appeared very busy.  The waitress was pleasant but seemed rushed.  She filled our drink orders promptly which is a big plus.  It was very noisy but aesthetically pleasing.  We ordered the calamari as an appetizer and it was adequate.  We ordered the ribeye steak medium rare for our main course. It came out well done.  They offered to cook another one for us but we didn't think they the next steak would be prepared any better so we just ordered some pasta.  The waitress never apologized for this inconvenience. The pasta was pretty bland but edible.  Overall it was not worth the time or money that we spent there.  If your going to go to a chain restaurant stick to Outback, they at least know how to cook a steak.


We have been taking our pets to the vet at American Pet Hospital for more than 8 years.  Recently, our beloved family dog became ill with cancer and we had to put him to sleep.  The entire staff at APH was amazing throughout the entire experience, from diagnosis, to our last trip.  Today, we received a sympathy card from them in the mail.  Our hearts were touched, but imagine how surprised we were to open that card and see that many of the staff members had written personal messages to us!  (We often used their boarding services, so many of the staff members had spent time with our dog.)  The time and attention they gave us was amazing.  I would highly recommend American Pet Hospital.  They are truly wonderful, caring people!


We bought a couple of party trays for my birthday and I have to say, it can feed a whole battalion. Not only was there a lot of food, it was also delicious, as usual. Thank you, Greek Wraps!


I gave it 0 Star. Arrived at 5pm and got seated but no menus were given. At 5:10pm asked for menus. Ordered food at 5:20pm. Got my 2 Thai Iced teas at 5:23pm, nice service is picking up! At 5:45pm asked why food hasn't arrived yet and was told that they are backed up and seeing the table behind us which ordered 10 minutes after us getting their order. Walked out at 5:55pm and still no food. Sad place for restaurant, could not even get a Shrimp Fried Rice in 35 minutes.....


Gotta be one of the nicest and fanciest rooms I've stayed in in a very long time.  The bed was so comfortable I ended up hitting the snooze button multiple times just so I could rest longer... not sure if that was a good thing or a bad thing


I chose the 4 Queens for my visit to Las Vegas for several reasons, and I'll admit a good lot of those involved the low price of the room. (Other reasons include the proximity to the Neon Boneyard, the historic old-Vegas reputation of the hotel and the ratings on Trip Advisor.)\n\nHowever, the quality of my room was far below what I expected, or even dreamed was possible.\n\nI have very minimal requirements for hotel rooms; generally I only want them to be clean (not spotless, clean) and relatively safe. Non-smoking is also on the list.\n\nMy room at the 4 Queens was the filthiest hotel room I've ever stayed in.\n\nThere was hair (of the nether-region variety) in the bathtub. In fact, I don't think the shower or bathtub were touched by house cleaning before or during my stay. I don't like to make a fuss so wiped-everything down myself, and was too exhausted to switch rooms on top of that.\n\nEvery surface in the room felt greasy. I'm going to say it was covered in some Pledge-like substance (humor me) to make myself feel better.\n\nThere was an empty packet of Lucky Strike cigarettes behind the one side of the drapes and a lighter on the other when I arrived, and spotted quite easily. This was touted to be a non-smoking room. I left the empty cigarette pack and lighter for the duration of my stay to see of it would be eventually picked-up by the housekeeping staff. \n\nNope; no such luck.\n\nAdditionally, there were cigarette burns in the bedding (which was made of some, scratchy, ugly cheap fabric). Two of the three lamps in the room did not work. At all. The remote did not work. The air conditioner was very, very loud.\n\nI didn't realized that the Academy of Country Music awards we're being held in the city the weekend I stayed, and on the 15th floor, I could hear the awful cover bands from Fremont Street quite clearly. Granted, I should have realized the ACMs were the weekend of my stay, but the noise was a bit ridiculous.\nOh, and the folks staying in the room next door smoked weed every night of my stay. I dare say I could very well have gotten a contact-high the smell was so strong.\n\nLuckily, I take Ambien to sleep, and am dead to the world at night. Even with the Ambien, the world's rattliest, loudest air conditioner, still woke me up several times each night. This is in addition to being woken by the amazingly loud sex the reefer users next door were having. Otherwise there is absolutely no way I would have gotten any rest in this hellhole.\n\nUpdate! I initially wrote this review with one night of my stay remaining. Guess what? It got worse! The country band playing on the street on Saturday night was somehow (defying the laws of sound) louder, and played later into the evening. Once my Reefer Madness neighbors returned to their room at near 4am, they rented several porn movies and acted out scenes from them. This went on until about 8 am. I pounded on the wall twice, called the front desk, and nothing was done! I didn't sleep a wink despite the Ambien.\n\nI finally headed to the airport around 9 am, five hours early for my flight, because the hotel was just that damn bad, and I couldn't stand the filthiness and sleaze any longer.\n\nAbsolutely the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. The only thing that could have made it worse are bed bugs or a fire possibly breaking-out.


I DONT love this bar and grill. The atmosphere is very impersonal. They call parties that are waiting to be seated over a microphone like you are at a car dealership. So once you are seated, you keep getting jolted by the loud \"party of 4!\" Screams. \nThe service was very slow. We were seated before another couple yet, somehow their food arrived before us and they had steak and we didn't. The food was decent, not bad, definitely not worth waiting for and nothing to rave about. Not worth the price of the food or the wait. There are so many other options in vegas to choose from. \nAlso, as a side note, my aunt has been to the other TLBG location and said what a disappointment this one is compared to the great food and service at one in California.


My wife and I stayed here during our Spring Training trip.\nThis place is a little run down but good enough for spending  a few days. Close to Diablo stadium.\nThe reason this is 3 instead of 4 stars is housekeeping. Our room wasn't ready until after 4 pm and each day housekeeping left a little to be desired.


Currently my favorite Chinese takeout restaurant in Arizona. The chicken is so good and high quality for such an inexpensive price. They only use white meat too! I also prefer this location over the one on Cactus because this location gives you a cream cheese filled wonton while the other location just gives you a plain fried wonton. They also plate their food better here. Definitely coming again and again!


The server recommendations are amazing and the hospitality is incomparable! The yellowtail is definitely a must try! The ambience is well polished with a clean atmosphere, appropriate music levels and unrivaled presentation!


I go here at least 1 a week with my wife.  I get the meatball Pho along with the BBQ pork Bahn Mi.  The food is great, cheap, and quick.  The staff is friendly, not in your typically way, but they do a good job.  Da Vang has become of my favorite places period in Phoenix.


This place was ok. I know there's a lot of good blurb out there and that's why we visited. The service was excellent but the food and drinks were just average. And the bathrooms were dirty. Meh.


I heard about Cosmo and said \"Okay, time to go check it out.\"\nSpectacular view of the Bellagio's water show. It's worth upgrading to be on Bellagio view side. Marque club is out of this world with heated outdoor amphitheater. Restaurants have great selection from Sashimi to escargot to Kobe beef made to perfection.  \nGreat experience.


YUM.\nWe went here for the Hub's birthday and we were not sad! Here is what we had:\n\nGorgonzola Truffle Fries-if you only order one thing while you are here get these. They are so ridiculously good.\n\nBYOB-(Build your own burger?)-I had the veggie burger which was surprisingly super good! The only complaint I really had with it was it kind of fell apart-but flavor-wise I would get it again. I would definitely get the truffle aioli on whatever you order. \n\nDon't bother ordering a salad-meh. The hub got a buffalo burger which was also just meh. Our friends ordered the regular hamburger patty and I would say that and the veggie burger were my favorites. \n\nWe didn't try any shakes because we were too full (wamp wamp). Beer was good, but I would pass on the mixed drinks-they were not anything special.


I recently brought a Groupon for $20 for $40 worth of food (1Groupon per table, sucks). Overall all i can say was what a bad experience. \n\n    From the start i called to make a reservation as stated on the  Groupon but was told no reservation needed. As my friend and i walk in 808 sushi the only available seating was the sushi bar and a table next to the door, we took the table next to the door even though we were already cold. ( the table wasn't cleaned off). As we waited for them to clean off the table i look around and it seemed cold and dark, not a welcoming place.\n    The server asked if we were doing happy hour or groupon, we told her groupon and she handed us the menu for the Groupon. :(. I was very dissapointed about the menu, i expected more variety of Rolls and appetizers. After ordering we over heard a table talking about still being hungry and complaining about waiting over 15min for their check. \n      When it was our time to get our check we waited less than 10 min. We order 2 California rolls, 808 Roll, 6 piece Screaming orgasm , miso soup, shrimp tempura. total was$ 48.75 with Groupon discount it came to $8.75. I gave them $20.75 after waiting another 10min for my change back i got back only $9.75 :/ ya i was confused for a moment myself (i guess they wanted to take some of their own tip out of my money first). honest mistake maybe !!! . But we were cold and to disappointed to stay any longer. Wont be returning !!!!!


Took my grandmother here who was visiting from back east and we had such a delightful afternoon. There was a wine tasting that was fabulous. I actually bought a bottle from NC that tasted like tobacco (sounds gross but it was excellent). We sampled the watermelon beer, had a cappuccino which was excellent, and got a few salads and sandwiches for lunch. And of course we sampled ALL the olive oils. My husbands favorite was the chocolate olive oil and I liked the gourmet dipping olive oil.\n\nIt was way way too hot to sit outside but the grove of olive trees and picnic tables outside looked so inviting. I can't wait to return in the fall when it cools down!


The frosting is cream cheese.  I hate cream cheese. No where on their display does it say cream cheese frosting.  It's suppose to be buttercream!!!


I went there on a Tue night and Encore was a dead town (compared to other casino) it was my first time in this new casino so i wanted to try their new resturants too. This place had a special for $38, it came with 1 appetizer (choice of Ceaser Salad, mac&cheese bites or tomato basil soup) Main (8oz fillet mignon or Cedar plank salmon) and desert-two big balls of donuts with chocolate and caramel. I got the Mac&cheese bites and the fillet mignon. all this for only 38 bucks!! the best deal i ever had, PLUS the food was AMAZING, the steak was cooked perfectly, rare + . Much better than any expensive steakhouse i've been. definatly must go if you go to Encore!!! I also had their cocktails (grape crush and some kind of fruit martini) which was also delicious!!


Can't complain, can't rave. Typical, middle-of-the-road sushi place. Food was fresh, tasted fine. The price was.....OK. The food took a really long time. Service was good, but the waiter tends to invade one's personal space a lot. Better happy hour deals would entice me back, but as it is, I'll stick with my all-you-can-eat favorites.


Waited for over an hour for my scheduled appt. Barely any leg rub. My nails lasted half the time than normal. Will never go back.


I ate here on my last night in Vegas and more or less enjoyed it. I felt really classy walking in with a t-shirt and bright red cargo shorts, but I'll be damned if I walk around the desert heat in pants.\n\nWe had to get the stone crab appetizer since it's in the damned NAME of the place, even though I did not like the ~26 dollar price at all. For that money, you get two fairly big claws, pre-cracked and served with Joe's sauce (not that kind, but the mustard kind). The crab tasted very good, and if you can afford it, then good for you and GIVE ME MONEY.\n\nThe stone crab bisque was extremely delicious - not too thick, and very savory. Maybe a bit too savory, but I'm someone who can't drink non-lowsodium veggie juice, so take that comment with a grain of salt HIYOOOO.\n\nI dined on pretzel-crusted arctic char with tarragon remoulade. Sounds fancy, I thought, but in reality it's just pretzel-crusted salmon with a nice tartar-like sauce. It still tasted good, although the fish was cooked a little rarer than I like.\nLe girlfriend had the fisherman's platter, which was a grilled combination of shrimp, scallops, octopus, and squid. The seafood was cooked well (except the squid was a tad chewy), and decently flavored.\n\nAdditionally, we had a side of \"Joe's grilled tomatoes.\" Naturally, I thought that they were just ....grilled tomatoes. But they came out, and it turns out the slices are topped with some sort of spinach puree and AMERICAN CHEESE. EWW. A description of that crap on the menu would have been helpful.\n\nWould have loved to try the key lime pie, but we didn't dessert it up so we could have time to savor our last night in Vegas.\nIf you know what I mean ;)


This is another one of those restaurants where I'm stuck between 3 and 4 stars, just wishing Yelp would create a 1/2 star option...so we'll go ahead and round down to 3 stars just because of a few minor details. \n\nHad reservations at 9:15 on a Friday night and we were seated promptly at a table by the kitchen (unfortunately, we were extremely far from the windows for a view of the water show). Let me also say that I really despise circuses...but loved the decor in this restaurant. Five stars for that. \nWe requested just normal tap water and the wait staff seemed almost annoyed with this selection. Uh, sorry we're not sorry that we won't spend $9 for bottled water? Give us a break. This lead to infrequent refills of our water-- that's a big negative for me as I am the polar opposite of a camel and drink water like I won't have any again for a week. Okay, enough of that rant...\n\nPLUS: We had some delicious salads. A prosciutto & melon salad and the classic Caprese. Big props for these two!\n\nThe bread: Yess, we were fans. One of them tasted like pan pizza crust..the whole table agreed. So good! \n\nMeals:\n--Pappardelle: Wide noodles served with sausage and wild mushrooms. I was looking so forward to this dish, and I think it only fell short in my eyes because of its sauce-- or, rather, its lack thereof. There was NO sauce, just an almost excessive amount of melted butter covering the dish. It was good, but almost a tad bland. My mom and sister enjoyed this dish, though. \n\n--\"Mama Egi's\" ravioli: Either order this as an appetizer, or split this and another dish with someone else at the table. Extremely delicious, but also extremely rich. I couldn't eat more than four or five of these mini raviolis without wanting to stop because it was so rich. \n\n--Quail. I had never had quail before, and my sister's boyfriend ordered this dish. I only had a bite, but I liked what I tasted. He said it was better than what he was used to. \n\nDessert:\nWe ordered the bombolonis (donuts)-- ooh, sugar-covered goodness. Came with a raspberry sauce and a strong chocolate sauce. \n\nOverall, Circo wasn't bad. It wasn't bad at all. It had its strong points, but also fell short in some areas. I'm willing to pay my share of money for food in Vegas, and this wasn't cheap- which is fine, but it could have been much better. I personally prefer Stratta over at Wynn.


Ordered for delivery and it took over TWO HOURS to get the food, which was cold AND not what I ordered.  A trifecta of incompetence. Don't do business here.


We still go here every once in a while, but what we have found out is that its still cheaper to drive to Da Vangs than to visit Song Lynn. We can get 2 orders of Pho and Bahn Mi at Da Vangs and pay $15 (including a 20% tip). At Song Lynn that same meal costs almost $30.\n\nOverpriced but very good. The nicely re-worked menu is saving them from dropping to 3 stars in my book. Everyone is still very nice, but even with gas factored in its cheaper to drive to central Phoenix from the west valley.\n\nSorry guys, we won't be coming back as often as we have in the past. Still a good place, if you don't mind spending a little extra.


Our original intention was to go to Texas Land and Cattle, but apparently it has closed down. We headed off down Harris Boulevard in search of something else to satisfy a desire for steak. Since I-85 is such a hassle with rush-hour traffic and now all that construction, we decided not to endure more of that and not trek further for a Texas Roadhouse steak. Passing the highway on-ramp, we remembered Longhorn's existed. I used to live in the area and had been a there a few times before, years and years ago.\n\nWe both ordered steaks, my friend the NY Strip and I -- my preferred cut -- the ribeye. We got our drinks and bread the same time as the side salads. My tea was a bit bitter, the side salad was decent but bland. I prefer other place's blue cheese dressing to Longhorn's. This place's was a bit watered down.\n\nThe steak and potato arrived after we finished the salads. My friend enjoyed his, and I thought mine was fine. It was a bit tough and chewy, but not enough to send back. I finished it all and was fairly satisfied and definitely full.\n\nEveryone has their preferences, and for about the same price, I prefer Texas Roadhouse. They are more tender and juicy in my opinion, as well as thicker and more marbled. I like their tea much better (less bitter and more sweet) and their side salads (dressing there is thicker with less iceberg lettuce). They serve rolls instead of sliced bread, which i also prefer. So, I guess maybe is all down to preference, and I prefer Texas Roadhouse.\n\nAs for the service, that was a-okay. No problems there, minus the urge to up-sell, which I find quite annoying, but I accept it is a part of eating out. Our server was quick on the refills and checked in to make sure the meals was (as she put it), \"okay.\"\n\nAs the star rating and the server said, it was all \"okay.\" Not a place I would return to unless it was someone else's idea and they had the desire for it. Also, my friend paid, so it's tough to beat that.


I finally got to go here a couple of months ago, and if I can ever wake my significant other up early enough on a Sunday for brunch I will go again! \nI went for a sunday brunch and the food was outstanding. The buffet offered a lot (I was tempted to run out of the place with the giant bowl of Thai peanut noodles). The buffet was cold dishes, noodles, fruit salads, pasta salads, etc...and they offer a hot food menu on top of that - all vegan of course. On this occasion, if I remember correctly, I had something along the lines of a vegan crepe. I do remember that it was really good. \nThey also have a VAST variety of teas.\nAnd the price was amazing - 10$ a head.\n\nA few things to know:\nGet there early. They will not seat you unless your whole party has arrived. For Sunday brunch they open the doors at 11. I got there at 1030 and the line was beginning to form. They do offer coffee while you wait to  be seated, and it is in an antique shop so there is a lot to keep you occupied.\nAt Sunday brunch they do not offer to-go containers for I think obvious buffet-related reasons. \nEverything there is for sale. Everything. Like the chair you are sitting on? Ask a price.


Las Vegas has a big islander community, so Hawaiian food is easy to come by. I've been to a bunch of different restaurants, and Ohana definitely stands out.\n\nPrice wise, it's similarly priced with other establishments of its kind. However, the servings seem a bit bigger than normal. I order the mini katsu (one of my favorite dishes), and can barely finish it. Don't get me wrong, your boy can eat. I've tried maybe 6 or so of their dishes, and have yet to be disappointed. \n\nI haven't had a bad experience yet at this place. The service is always nice. They greet you when you come in and say goodbye when you walk out. Wait time for food is normal. A coworker and I have even recommended that our office have Ohana cater a luncheon, and the whole office loved their food.


Prociutto was yummy.\n\nVeal meatballs were awesome.\n\nGood starters but the reason we came here was for the pizza.  Never again...\n\nPizza - took one bite and that was it - yuk - among the worst ever - it was crunchy - like biting into a cracker.  \n\nBatali should be ashamed of himself.


It's a \"UPS\" store.... you bring in a package... they take it... you wave goodbye to it... you leave.\n\nSometime after that a big Brown Truck arrives and wisks said package off to its destination. \n\nThis UPS Store was unremarkable... the guy behind the counter did his job... nothing more nothing less.


This place is overrated.  I was excited to come here after hearing all the hype.  I expected much better quality for the price.  We stayed on the 49th floor of the west tower and as soon as we got out of the elevator, it stank like feet and wet dog.  The decor was ugly and looked as though it was thrown together in a rush.  Our bathroom wallpaper didn't have clean edges and looked about ready to start peeling off.  Tsk tsk.\n\nWe hung out at the Bamboo pool which got pretty crowded by 1pm on a Monday.  We ordered a couple of Bloody Mary's and charged it on a credit card.  I was flabbergasted when the waitress came back  and the bar said that my credit card was declined.  I called the credit card company and they said that I had enough credit on the card and that the Cosmo poolbar charged the card 4 times!  I spent 30 sweaty minutes on the phone with the credit card company and the waitress trying to get the charges reversed.  The waitress was cooperative, sweet, and real apologetic and said that their system must have gone down.  Not a good way to start my pool day but the drinks were really good  and I ended up ordering a couple more times anyway, paying with cash to be safe.\n\nI got a player's card and came up a little bit on the penny slots.  Be sure to bring a sweater on the casino floor cause it was freezing.  So much so that we decided to go back to our room to defrost.  Brr!\n\nSome pros is that it's in a central location.  It's conveniently easy walking to Paris, Bellagio, and Aria.  The best part of my visit was CRSVR and Holsteins.  \n\nI wouldn't pay to stay here again.


Very disappointed. I've recently moved to Phoenix from So. Cal. and was really missing some good Chinese Food. This place is right next door so we thought we would try it out. They deliver, so that was pretty convenient, but my food was disgusting. I ordered orange chicken, pretty basic, if a Chinese food joint and can't make good orange chicken, I doubt any of the other dishes are any good. The sauce on my chicken was neon orange, almost glowing. It was just disgusting. Too Sweet, slimy and just gross.


I wish they would give us an option for 1/2 stars. I really give this China A GoGo location - 3 1/2 stars. We found this place by accident while helping my brother move from his apartment to his house. We were in charge of picking up food. That was 3 years ago. Since then we've been going to China A GoGo for our chinese-fast food cravings. \n\nOkay so we don't frequently go out to eat. Only when we don't have anything else to eat at home OR we're sick of eating my cooking. =D\n\nThe reason why we keep going to China A GoGo is:\n1) Very generous portions, especially when you order combos.\n2) Variety of foods. There is plenty to choose from on the menu. They even serve Pad Thai.\n3) Food is cooked to order and not placed on a warming dish.\n4) Prices are pretty cheap.\n5) It's nearby.\n\nWe prefer their food to Panda Express and the Grand China which is on the other side of Durango (and Warm Springs). I hear that the Henderson location is a lot better. We may have to take a trip there one day to see if it's true.


Great company to work with. Very professional and knowing the right technique about local search marketing and search engine optimization. \n\nThey really knows how to engage with audience and bring connection between customers and business. Highly recommend!


Really like Club 36; I'll be staying here for every Vegas trip unless I get comp'd a free stay somewhere else. The accomodations were really comfortable and the staff was extremely hospitable.


The service is pretty relatively quick... when they take you. I like to get my oil changed at lunch so it doesn't take up my weekend. They wash your car with an oil change which is awesome. Buuuut....\n\nLast time I went there they turned me away for an oil change. This is after I called to ask if I needed an appointment for an oil change. They told me they wouldn't be too busy. I get there and he says, \"Oh we are busy. And our guys are on lunch so we can't fit you in.\" Okay, I get it you are busy. So offer me an appointment for the next day? Next two days? Next week. Nope, sent me packing and off to another place to get my oil changed. Boo. I thought the customer service had really gone down. Previously they were decently nice and gave me the time of day. I will try it again to see if it's better. But I won't wait there.\n\nI cannot get over how gross the waiting room of this place is!\n\nIt's like they don't believe in vaccuming or cleaning off their tables. I can't believe the waiting area was so dirty. Crumbs EVERYWHERE! They had wifi which was a win. But I didn't even want to put my computer on the table because it was too disgusting. And then sitting in the crumb filled chair. Ew. Honda Shadyside needs some sprucing up.


After our first choice for Pizza turned out to be unfortunately very closed, we decided to head up the street to give this place a shot.  Possibly because it is located a couple miles down the street, this place always seems to be mentioned along with Pizza A Metro, so obviously I was more than willing to give Pino's a shot.\n\nWhat unfolded was a very average experience.  None of the pies looked particularly interesting; I went with the vegetarian.  It was basically a step above a Barro's supreme pizza as far as toppings are concerned.  The crust was better than what you would get at a pizza chain, but it was a little harder than it should be, and somewhat lacking in flavor.\n\nNothing seems particularly bad, just underwhelming.  Not to mention, it cost almost $20 for a pizza and a drink.  A little steep for that neighborhood, I think.\n\nIt's really difficult to justify ever going back here when Pizza A Metro is just down the street.


Is the food good? Yes\n\nHowever you'll have a nicer dining experience at a fast food place. We arrived at 6:30 and we're out the door by 7:02 and not by choice.


Food was good. Waitress \"Maggie\" has no common sense. Spoke with owner and got things cleared up. Still won't go back again.


Came in to get my a Fossil watch repaired that belonged to my uncle.  The store owner/watchmaker was very friendly and let me in even though it was 5 minutes to closing time. He took one look at my watch, saw that it was ill-fitting, and proceeded to work his magic. We made pleasant conversation for about fifteen minutes as he adjusted, shined, and set my watch to the proper time. And the best part - he only charged me $5! I offered him $10 for being so thorough and for staying open last his posted hours but he wouldn't accept it. Don't let the pawn shop style sketchness fool you - this is one hole-in-the-wall worth visiting.


Not super impressed but overall good food, just seemed a little bit overpriced! The hubs and I found this place on yelp and decided to give it a try. It was nice Bc we weren't rushed through our meal to give up our table. The waitress let us sit and cook and eat leisurely. We just left smelling like cooked meat Bc we stayed there too long.\n\nThe hubs enjoyed the beer--with the special refrigeration hing going on.\n\nSo overall--not the best good--but if you're looking for a more quiet place off the strip for some decent food, you can't go wrong!


I have been a HUGE fan of Cafe Rio and went to the Gilbert location many many times when I lived in the East Valley.  I would actually drive more than 10 miles each way to get there I enjoyed it so much.  \n\nOnce I heard they were opening a location on my new end of town I was thrilled to say the least.  It was going to be my new regular place to go for Mexican food each week.  \n\nWell......that is not exactly the way it turned out. \n\nI've been 3 times since they opened and have had identical experiences each time so I write this review in confidence that I did not simply just catch them on a bad day.  \n\nEach time the line to get through was painfully slow.  The last time there were about 10 people in front of us and it took more than 20 minutes (yes I timed it) for us to be served.  I'm not amused by their singing in the least.  That does not show me that the staff is enjoying their shift.  In fact, they seemed stressed,  grumpy, and less than enthusiastic about interacting with customers.  \n\nI'm willing to bet a big reason for that is the fact that they were understaffed each time.  Only 2 people working the front line?  Come on Cafe Rio. You guys are too busy to only have 2 people up front on the make line.  They did not have a runner refilling the bins either; not surprising that they were out of nearly everything.  Hey management/ownership, you are stressing your workers out and aggravating your customers by making us wait that long.  \n\nOnce we navigated the line and survived the slow service, we get to the end where we were asked if we wanted guacamole on our nachos.  They only had a tiny bit left, and they put that on top.  We looked at them and said, is that all you have?  We were told they would bring some more out soon.  When we slid over to the register and the girl at the register said that was the normal amount and if we wanted any more it would be an additional charge. So, they charged the $2.50 (or so) for it and said they would bring it out to us.  \n\nBy this point we are bugged and not enjoying our experience and were discussing how cheap they have become nickel and diming people.  In this case, an extra $2.50.  then they brought us out a little 2 oz cup of guacamole.  $2.50 for that?  Hardly....we took it back inside and got our money back for that.  I know food is not cheap and good food really is not cheap, but come on, stop being so chincy, CR. \n\nI've just noticed the meat portions have become smaller, the prices have gone up, the service has gone south, and now we are no longer loyal customers.


We were there this saturday and really enjoyed our evening there. Our server was awesome ; kind, profesionnal, knew his wines. Very very good service which is already enough to have me say we'll be back. \n\nThe appetizers were very good. There was a special dish inspired by the market, therefore we enjoyed a great veal carpaccio (YUM!) and a classic yet flawless burrata mozzarella appetizer (double YUM!)\n\nI was expecting to be really impressed by the pasta. Homemade, and all of them were shapes that we don't eat too often, so that was fun ! Surprisingly though, it was good yet not as much as I had hoped so. My boyfriend had the full plate of the pasta of the day and felt like it was a small portion. I had tons of seafood in mine which made up for the sauce which I felt was a little underwhelming. However, don't get me wrong, it was still really tasty. You can tell how fresh their food is. Really.\n\nThe cheese plate was a bit of a bummer. We didn't get how and why a cheese platter could include a huge portion of parmesan. BUT the caciocavallo and the gorgonzala themselves were more than enough. The servings were huge and the price really reasonable !\n\nDesert was PER-FECT. And so was the wine !!\n\nIt's a place to try. Nice ambiance, awesome service and very cute decor. \nAround 50$ per person, before wine + tips. \n\nYou should go !


3 stars is being generous.\n\nWent to Tesoro tonight with my husband and two teenagers based on the glowing yelp reviews.  It is a very small restaurant, 9 - 10 tables with a small waiting area out in front, facing the strip mall parking lot.  We had a reservation for 7:30.  Arrived on time and were apologetically told that our table was not yet ready.   Had to wait out front for 20 minutes shivering.\n\nAfter we were seated, drink, wine, and appetizer orders taken, we relaxed and began to settle in.  Problem was, it is a very loud room. Conversation was a challenge.  Looking around, we realized that we were the youngest table in the room.  Average age appeared to be 60+ years old. Oh, well, young and hip it is not.  Hopefully the food is good. Bruschetta and antipasto were tasty.  For entrees, we ordered the homemade Fettuccine Bolognese, Spaghetti al Pomodoro, the Chicken Saltimbocca and a special, Farfalle with shrimp and asparagus.  Flavors were good, not great, but none of the pasta was homemade.  Very much a disappointment.\n\nOn the upside, service was very attentive and friendly.  Unfortunately, food is only mediocre, and the strip mall location is a definite detraction in size and ambiance.  Would I return again?  No.


If you are in the area I much prefer Thai Elephant which is near by.  We did a taste test on the soup- Tom Yum and Tom Kha.  One night we ordered a bowl of each at Thai Elephant and the very next night we made the same order at Lemongrass Thai.  T.E won hands down.\n\nAlso, ordered what we thought was a vegetarian salad only to have to send it back and was told it had fish sauce on it.


Blown away at horrible my experience!  I'll keep it short as I don't want to waste any more of my time in this place.  I took my wife and her parents and we went on a Sat afternoon - busy but not incredibly busy.  What went wrong??  .....ordered a bowl of soup and received a cup (without soup crackers).  I had to track down server and tell him.  He said he would bring another cup...it never came.  I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and it came out with LESS THAN ROOM TEMP fries.  If that wasn't enough...the grilled sourdough from the sandwich was COLD!!  Needless to say, I provided feedback, did not accept any other food or compensation and will NEVER return!  Even though I can't stand Denny's I would have rather eaten there!!!  YUCK! Save your money and avoid this place!


I'm seriously so over sprint. Spotty coverage, half the time my apps don't work because of low coverage... dropping calls, etc. Not to mention messing up payments and bills.\n\nTonight, however, I'm livid. My iphone died and I plugged it into my charger for 30 minutes. No luck. I tried two other chargers and still nothing worked. So I took it in to the store.\n\nSome employee with blondeish hair and black rimmed glasses came up and immediately acted annoyed he even had to help me. I explained my problem and said he could try plugging it in to their charger but \"if its anything more than that, youre gonna have to wait\" Ummmm ok, rude.\n\nHe told me it was working fine and that I could just buy another charger if I wanted. No, I'd rather not waste my money. I got home and its been on the charger making the same screen it made at the store for an hour now, and it's still dead.\n\nSprint might want to have knowledgible employees when it comes to Apple if they're going to be dealing with iPhones. Guess I'll head over to the Apple Store for help tomorrow. Sprint and their employees are useless.


A delicious place for breakfast! I had the trifecta which included a perfect belgian waffle, eggs, and bacon. There are a few combinations you can make. I'm a woman so I do like my options :)! Their menu is great, lots of healthy options to choose from and a lot of the egg breakfasts allows you to switch to egg whites at no additional charge!


great deep dish pizza and this is from an ex Chicagoan.  Casual surroundings and pleasant servers.  Their salads are XL and recommend the house dressing.  Deep dishes naturally take longer to make so call in and order before you show up even for dine in.


I've been here twice now, but I just can't help mustering up anything more than lukewarm feelings for this place. \n\nWe went for a family style kind of dinner and got to sample a few more menu items than we normally would: bruschetta, caprese, osso bucco, chicken sciarapello, meatballs, and some desserts. I will confess that the meatballs were awesome, but that's about as enthusiastic as I'll get. Everything else was just kind of meh and left me craving some good Italian food. \n\nI will say that while the food was just okay, the service was great. We loved our waiter - he was attentive, made great recommendations, and was really funny.


I went here with a friend for a catch up.  After absorbing the relaxed and bohemian atmosphere (and a good lenghty chat) we finally ordered.  We decided to order a few starters and share, as it all looked so good!  The halloumi cheese was yum, the spinach/feta pastry was ace and the humus was beautiful!  Mains was a mixed grill for each of us and I don't think I've ever eaten such soft and scrumpalicious rice! (And I've lived in Japan!)  It was a perfect complement to the meat, which was also lovely.  The staff were attentive and our meal was reasonably priced for the quality of food.  All in all, a cosy and intimate restaurant with tasty food.  Will most definitely go back when in Edinburgh.


so i am trying to make my way to our table, carrying 7 cups of ice water and one beer and there is a large man with his back to me, talking and waving his arms. \n\ni get the feeling he has run into an old friend, who by the looks of it is slightly less excited to see large man, perhaps has even been avoiding him? who knows. \n\nso i, the experienced crowd navigator (honed by years of crowded parties, bars, and working in retail) say, \"excuse me--\" he doesn't notice me, flailing arms, exclaiming at his friend. \"excuse me, sir-- i just want to squeeze by you,\" normally i try a light touch on the shoulder, but as i said, my hands were full of water cups.  i start to get frustrated (was my hot dog getting cold waiting at the table?) \n\ni squeeze by, spilling some beer in the process.  after making it to the table and biting into those greasy perfect french fries, i see my sister (aka the tightest girl ever) in the same predicament, blocked by large man.  she, who won't let anything get between her and her lunch, says \"excuse me!\" once, and he finally turns, looks at her and turns back around, ignoring her and still blocking her way.  she is only holding a pile of napkins, so she pushes past him saying, \"you are an inconsiderate asshole! asshole!!\"  he may not have noticed (he was still talking hella loud to his \"friend\"), but another woman did and gave her a dirty look.  not missing a beat, my sister looks at her says: \"tourrets!!\" and moves quickly over to our table.  (get that, girl.)\n\ni think that for lunch on the day after thanksgiving, panera's would have been a better choice (small side salad anyone?) but the dirty O is pretty f*n good. you just have to be ready...


Sweet Wife scouts for a cool restaurant on Yelp and announces, \"I want to go to Kotex\".\n\n*Record scratching*\n\n\"Whaat?\"\n\n\n\nThere was only one waitress so she was pretty frantic but the tacos were amazing. Deliciously flavorful. And the torta was severed on a perfectly toasted bun. We got one taco in a lettuce wrap instead of a tortilla. That was a fresh, crispy little surprise. The nachos and burrito at the table next to us looked so good that I almost asked for a bite.\n\nWe've got a new must-go in Vegas.\n\nNow what was the name again? Tampax? Always?


We had NYE dinner with friends and the food was great! The atmosphere reminded us of Hawaii. The coconut shrimp was the best I've ever had and the filet was perfection. Just be sure to save room for dessert!


You folks are harsh! \n\nThe Westin met the mark for what we needed for a 1-night stay (no, not a 1-night stand) in Vegas. \n\n$110 gets you a top floor room, 2 comfy Queen beds, check-in @ 12pm, clean hotel (very little smoke), friendly staff, free and efficient valet, 24-hour Starbucks in the lobby, good toiletries and the lowest \"resort fee\" I've seen ($12). \n\nIf you're really picky, here are some points that you may want to consider (though to be honest, it didn't affect our stay that much, being how short it was): \n* Pool is mini \n* Strip is 2 blocks down \n* No fancy view \n* No fancy club attached \n* No iPod dock in the room \n* Daily charge for wireless \n* No masseuse on 24-hour call....... \n\nSeriously.


Review of the Champagne Brunch Buffet \n\n$19.95 for unlimited food and unlimited booze on a hungover sunday morning, yes and yes! \n\nMy normally healthy eating habits were thrown into the river when I saw the spread at the buffet.  In order to get over my hangover I started off with a water, a diet pepsi and a bloody mary. I followed that with a full plate of mac and cheese, french toast, pizza, mushroom ravioli, large plate of desserts.  They had a wide variety of food (seafood, salad bar, craving stations, asian stir fry) but I was grease focused there was no room for salad or seafood on my plate. \n\nDid I mention they have unlimited booze? Check it out! Your pounding headache will thank you! \n\nBrunch is no joke in my book.


I love this chick fil a. The customer service is awesome. There are always employees asking if I need anything and making sure I am satisfied. Obviously a great place for kids. The outdoor space and playground is nice and well kept.


This was not a pleasant experience, Firstly, I had fried pickles, which were soggy and greasy, nowhere near as good as I have come to expect from Hooters. The bartender (Jennifer), while not unpleasant to look at, was extremely slow. She walked past my empty beer glass all night; the only way I was able to get a beer was to get her attention, which was difficult, since she was busy fooling around with her phone and doing God knows what else, and ask her point blank for a beer. When I was able to finally order an entree, she recommended at \"Daytona\" sauce, which was goopy, sickly sweet, and horrible.  The worst, and unforgiveable part, was that there was a mix-up with the tabs, and the manager came over and informed me that I could order no more alcohol, since I had already has TEN beers. I had NOT had ten beers; believe me, if I had wanted to have ten beers, it would have been impossible in the short time I was there, with the inattentive bartender. Rather than argue with these socially-inept , inefficient people, I cashed out and left. have reasonable expectations, and not only did they not meet my expectations, they were egg\\regiously insulting. I come to town often, for business, and could potentially bring a lot of business, as my customers do like Hooters, but I will NOT be back here, Steer clear of this place. Go to the Texas Steak House or one of the other numerous nearby options.


Went there for a NBA Playoff Game (Suns vs. Spurs) about a year ago.  It was crowded and there were many drunk dirty boys trying to score - ewwe!  It has the potential to be a nice little-hole-in-the-wall place, but as it stands currently-not so much.  Would not recommend this place.


Just had dinner service for the first time.  Excellent service.  Excellent food.  We tried the grilled lamb chops with cumin hummus for an appetizer.  I usually won't eat lamb, but did take a taste, and damn those were good.  It's too bad for me those little lambs are so adorable before they're slaughtered.  Also tried the tiramisu for dessert.  Ladyfingers are replaced by cookie dough!  I think I'm in love with Eddie.  SHHH.


We enjoyed this buffet. It was a little too pricey considering the Bellagio (which is awesome) is only a few dollars more. But there was quite a variety of items, and staff were pleasant. Not sure if I would return with all the other options on the strip.


The guys here are very knowledgeable and helpful. I've never experienced attitude or rudeness and have been in the store waiting for some minor service and seen many people come and go and all were treated quickly and with a friendly attitude. I bought my tri bike from this shop and my mountain bikes from another DNA cycle shop. \n\nThey don't try to upsell you and fits they do on the new bikes are awesome. I had a couple of items I ordered and they were there in just a couple of days. \n\nThis is a great shop.


Very good vietmanese sandwiches! Good price for a good sized sandwich, I had the grilled pork one. The only downside is the location and all the potholes in the parking lot. Worth the effort though.


Early morning coffee...NO STARBUCKS for me (it always tastes burnt)...\n\nCinnabon, you are right across from my gate on my flight to San Diego.  Thank goodness you offer me coffee!\n\nYour prices are better than the other coffee purveyor...and I got the slightest hint of chicory in your coffee...so I was pleased.\n\nGranted, no coffee stirrers, but there are straws on the wall next to the lid dispensor (which is a coffee lid, designed for hot drinks, not clear plastic).\n\nFor the morning go cup, you fill the bill.


Harvard & Highland is one of those places that I absolutely love when it's empty, and absolutely hate when it's full.  It's officially a tale of two bars...\n\n1.  Empty:  Expect fantastic service, great conversations with the wait staff and bartenders and a great laid back environment that screams unwind and relax.\n\n2.  Full: Expect spotty service at best,  having to yell over those around you and unless you're there to go all out on booze, an experience with a lot to be desired.\n\nTo Harvard's credit, it has a great happy hour, there is literally no distinction between it and its downstairs partner in crime Union Pig and Chicken and it brings a great concept to a part of town that desperately needs it.  Grabbing a despicably good BBQ sandwich and a craft cocktail during better times should be a sin.\n\nI'll by far continue to go, but when I do, I do so with open eyes that  I have no idea what to expect!


Another great recommendation from fellow yelpers. Just an FYI this place was a little difficult to find in the shopping center since they are sort of at a weird angle. Came here during the lunch hour rush and yes it was pretty packed. I even had a hard time trying to find a seat. I ordered the number 2 with BFG and wasabi sauces. The chicken was really moist especially considering the fact it was baked. Also, nicely seasoned. The mac n cheese was absolutely amazing.  Gooey texture, while not being too overwhelmingly cheesey. Although I would of liked it more of there was some crunchy texture on top like crumbled crackers or something?  It actually came out piping hot, which I loved. The sauces were great as well especially since I'm a sauce kinda guy. BFG definitely beats Canes. I can't wait to come back and try the fried chicken strips. Bravo BFG Chicken Strips, you shall be seeing more of me!


Fast, friendly service with good plate dishes.  I was excited to see they had lau lau, which I had always heard about from people that lived in Hawaii, but had never tried before.  Since I've never had lau lau before, I can't really speak to how authentic it is, but it was pretty good in my opinion.  The taro leaf it was wrapped in tasted a bit briny, and like seaweed, which tasted a bit weird to me, but it did remind me of eating something from the islands.  The pork inside though was delicious- slow cooked, full of flavor.  The lau lau also comes with a side salad, and a side of meat, which makes for a very filling and satisfying meal.  I chose the Hawaiian salad, which was kind of like the Hawaiian version of vinegar-based coleslaw.  It was a nice mix of tangy and crunchy.  I chose the kalua pork, which was excellent.  It was slow roasted and tender, with a nice smokey, salty flavor.  I also tried some katsu chicken, which was very nice and crispy, and came in a tangy dipping sauce.  If I'm ever in the area, this is the place to stop and grab a tasty Hawaiian style plate.


I bought a Groupon for them and first they would not fill the order because they were apparently too busy.  When they finally got back to me by email they stated that they would deliver by June 11, 2013.  With no communication as to why, it was not until yesterday that they finally delivered what were most arguably the worst cupcakes I have ever tasted.  They lacked flavor, they were dried out and hard as a rock, the icing was slimy and flavorless, and I could not even make it through one of them before I was so disgusted that I threw the rest away.  Horrible at best and I will never buy anything from that \"bakery\" again.


I love plain cheese pizza. I love a crunchy yet soft crust, good melty cheese, and a not-too-sweet sauce. Napoli had all three, but where they fell short, which surprised me, was the taste of the crust, it was way too salty. I don't know if it was because it went bad or they didn't measure the salt correctly but I was very disappointed. I loved everything else about the pizza so I hope this was a one-time thing. I will give them another chance but I will buy a single slice next time instead of a whole pie.


1. Quick place to grab a bite during lunch.\n2. decent service.\n3. decently clean place. \n\nJust OK


The salmon carpaccio, calamari and tenderloin appetizers were delightful.  I'm looking forward to going back and ordering the crab dip and an entree.  The bartenders were fantastic and I would consider going back just for them.  They said they have half priced appetizers from 5:30-7:30pm during the weekdays (double check that because I had A LOT of yummy wine there tonight and I may have misunderstood).  I'll definitely be back for more.


A business colleague and I were visiting Phoenix and when we asked for dinner recommendations, St. Francis was one of two. The local pointed out that St. Francis largely uses locally bought veggies, in particular, while also having great food.\n\nWalking into St. Francis, it's clearly an eclectic, fun environment. The menu is just as attractively unusual -- and every appetizer, drink and dish we ordered was delicious and full of flavor.\n\nThe goat cheese appetizer wasa good -- the meatball appetizer was great. The almond margarita was unique, tasty and strong. We also had the roast chicken and pork chop - both were excellent. It seemed a little unusual to have just a piece of chicken on the plate, but the \"sides\" were under the chicken, and on top. The flavor was amazing - the fresh veg made all the difference.\n\nThe service was friendly and attentive, knowledgeable about the menu, and ready with recommendations. We happened to go at happy hour, which features an impressive range of options - bonus!\n\nCan't wait to return to St. Francis next time I'm in Phoenix.


We sat at the bar for some dinner.  There were only a few people there, yet it took forever to get anything.  The bartender was friendly, but was not happy she had to be.  The food is blah.  I had the potato stuffed with ham, bacon and cheese.  It was a large portion, but the flavor was bland.  My friend eating with me had a similar experience.


The worst company EVER!  Didn't even show up.  Booked on Tuesday for a Saturday cleaning and waited around for hours but NOTHING!  When I tried to call the office the number was disconnected.  So disappointing.  So unprofessional.


We had to try it after golf. Food was OK. Scenery was very nice and extremely young. Why do 18 year old girls think that tatoos on their bodies make them attractive??


went for restaruant week.\nabsolutely fantastic.\nthe filet mijon was so moist and rich, not overly seasoned.\nthe creme brulee was the perfect way to end my meal. \nthe staff are very professional and friendly. \natmosphere compliements the entire experience.\ni hear they have an amazing happy hour!!!