They're open on Sunday now.  Huge plus in my book.  Yay!


Was at the Riviera because GF was playing a pool tournament\nLate night and didnt really want to go around finding food so we decided to stay in the hotel\nDont expect much from the decor because honestly the whole hotel is old so the restaurant is no different\nTook a while for someone to come over so we just seated ourselves\nStaff was friendly\nshe ordered a regular cheese burger with coleslaw\ni ordered a bacon western burger with side of french fries.\nPRETTY DAMN BIG BURGERS\nboth came with a slice of pickle\ntheir slaw was pretty good, best i've had in a while\ntheir fries were cut too big for my taste\nthe onions that came with my burger was over fried so it was all shriveled up\n\noverall both burgers were pretty tasty\nnot bad for a \"late night random no where else to go\" eats


The lions are amazing and beautiful. We got our tix at the box office of Luxor as part of a 3 for $57 deal.  Good value as we were able to check out Bodies Exhibit as well as the aquarium Shark Reef experience at Mandalay Bay.   There is a great underwater viewing area of the 6-8 dolphins they have and it's wonderful to see them play with each other under water. Perfect for kids. \n\n I would recommend devoting at least two hours to this walk through of exhibits to fully take it all in.   We took the tour at 3 o'clock on a Wednesday in January. There was about 100 people there at the time along with us and it made for easy walking along side the lions and tigers.


Two words.  Dirty and nasty. Better off driving 3 miles to the Steele creek McDonalds!


Good for watching the football in & getting a bit of a flavour of the down to earth side of the West End. Clean & cheerful with pleasant service although not without pretension as Stella's \u00a33.95 a pint.


I was disappointed.  The meat was very bland and I like my meat med well.  They always had med to med rare.  Fish was pretty good without the sauce.  To me the best thing was the mash potatoes and Caesar salad.  Atmosphere was nice service was good but we will never go back again.  Definitely not worth 100 price tag.


I have never bothered to write a review on ANY restaurant until now but feel compelled to do so after horrible customer service experienced on Sunday, May 4th, by the cashier named Tricia.  There was no one ahead nor behind my party of 6 12-year old girls but we were met with rolling eyes, deep sighs at some of the girls' indecision to order in 5 secs, etc.  Absolutely ludicrous.  If you don't want to be in the customer service business Tricia, then find something else to do.


Just came back home from the Anthony Cools show. I can tell you for sure, hypnotism is real. \n\nThe reason why I gave 3 stars instead of 5 stars is because parts of it were a bit disturbing for me. People having orgasms on stage and performing imaginary sexual acts while being hypnotized. And then hypnotized to not regret what they have done on stage. Seems a bit violating to me.\n\nIt is very funny. But I found myself questioning the morality of the entire thing at a certain point, and especially at the end.\n\nIf you like sinful humor, go to this show. If you like to see absolutely crazy sh** , go to this show. If you need a raging orgasm, or want to see people having orgasms, go to this show (and volunteer to be on stage). \n\nIf you have a strong moral compass, are religious, or extremely sensitive, do not go to this show.


For the price and location  not a bad value. But I wouldn't stay here again. I saw check-in lines go well over an hour during my stay. It looked like the airport TSA line on a bad day. Just wouldn't be worth it to start a weekend with that experience.


I'd like to consider myself something of a food adventurer. I'm always willing to try a shady-looking hole-in-the-wall if for no other reason than the experience of eating in such a place. On our way out of LV, I suggested we try some cheap-ass buffet for breakfast. Who knows, maybe it could be awesome? We decided on the Gold Coast's $5.99 special. \n\nWe made a horrible mistake. \n\nNothing here was edible. At all. I piled a plate full of whatever slop they had served up, and I think the only thing I managed to scarf down was a spoonful of eggs and half a strip of bacon. I tried a cheese blintze but had to spit it up before I puked. This place is death. The food looked as old and moldy as the clientele who play here. \n\nNothing could sum up a meal here better than the tray of apple crepes they had, which were labeled as \"Apple Crapes\".


I have always passed my this place and had never stopped in until and ex was wanted to try them and boy was i glad we did. As you walk in you are taken away from the hustle and bustle of being on South Blvd, and is kinda taken to a different place. The decor is very nice and upscale. I must admit they were a little pricey but in my opinion they were will worth it, The portions are huge and they are enough to feed two people. The staff is amazing and are willing to go the extra mile to make sure your happy and that everything is going great. The night we went the owner was there and offered free drinks and I'm down for a free drink anytime.. lol but over all i would rate this a 4 out of 5


Complete assholes. Nuff said


Typical Vegas cafe.  Nothing out of the ordinary except for our server Bobbie Jean.  She was super courteous, attentive, and sweet.  All servers should follow her example.


I can only talk about the CASINO for now, but I hope eventually to stay here and be able to review the hotel in general as well.\n\nThe casino is very large, but feels spacious and comfortable -- probably because the management has not crammed every inch of space with machines and tables, but has allowed their to be room to breathe.  (But still plenty of machines and tables, of course!)  Well, that and that there seem to be many fewer people wandering around than in other casinos because of its location at the end of the Strip.  It's a very elegant, welcoming atmosphere, and the employees are warm and friendly.  The only real downside?  The slots here always seem relatively tight compared with the rest of the Strip.  (Or it's just where my luck is bad...and yet I still want to stay here.)


While the Wynn provides a rich atmosphere this cafe comes up lacking. I was wisked in wiith the idea of a Wynn's Special Hot Chocolate - FAIL. The drink was $7 and deplorable. I had to return it and get a tea just to wash the taste out of my mouth. For a hotel who prides themselves on luxury and elegants - hersheys powdered hot chocolate mix was insulting. Mr. Wynn considering Las Vegas is home to world famous chocolatiers, Ethel M etc., why would you bother to serve world war 2 chocolate rations?


THIS Is A Cafe (COFFEE SHOP), I thought that it might be a good alternative to the Dorstop for Breakfast but their menu for breakfast is small. The item I ate ( Breakfast Special: Toads in a Hole) had was okay. Little overpriced for what the meal was. Coffee very good. Nice atmosphere. Service was okay, I thought that it would have been faster for the amount of people that were in the place and the relative low complexity of my meal. Their lunch menu looks much better than breakfast. If they are attempting to have a more gourmet approach to breakfast,which is the attitude I got, they are a little behind the curve.


The service in this place sucks! The waiters are freaking rude! They really need to learn how to behave with customers. Apart from the wings, this place is a hell NO!


They probably only get my order right half of the time but they are so friendly and makes up for it and that is why I keep coming back.


Went here on a Thursday night at the last minute. We don't get to go out much so wanted to try someplace special. We were blown away by Barrington's and can't wait to go again. \n\nFor our first course, I had the mediterranean salad and my wife had the poached pear on argula. Both were simply incredible for many reasons. First, for the creativity and composition of the ingredients such as falafel, hummus, tzaziki, etc. Second, for the quality, freshness and taste, Third, for the presentation and display. \n\nOur entrees raised the bar even higher. I had the grilled swordfish which came on a bed of capellini. My wife had the pork tenderloin on a sweet potato mash with asparagus. The flavors of both dishes had subtle spices as the hint of chipotle in the pork bbq sauce.\n\nFor dessert, we split a granny smith apple cobbler topped by a scoop of their homemade vanilla ice cream. It was not too sweet or tart and was the perfect ending to the meal.


Our visit was the climax to a wonderful eveing out and the staff were so awesome in describing their menu and how it all worked.


This place is a good lunch break spot if you are on your lunch break and have an entire hour to spare. The service seems to always be great, but it can get pretty crowded during lunch. \nIf you are in Surprise and have a more authentic Mexican food craving and alternative to Chipotle and Caramba's where you can sit down, kick back and have a few margaritas, then this place is your choice. \n\nThe tacos and lunch enchilada specials can never be beat during lunch. When you order the fish tacos or enchiladas del mar (with shrimp), the soft taco shells are soft and oily versus just regular soft flaky corn tortillas or crunchy type tortillas. I just end up eating the inside of the taco, so it's a bit rich for my taste to eat the oiliness. Don't get me wrong, I know that when I'm eating Mexican, it's not necessarily going to be healthy, but it gets overwhleming when you have 2 layer soggy taco shells to eat per taco so it doesn't fall apart on you. \n\nChimichangas are pretty good here. Again, not really the typically true Mexican fare, but they satiate the craving for crunchy friedness filled with shredded beef or chicken goodness. Overall, this place is \"A-OK\" in my book, but nothing overally spectacular.


Loved the carne, hated the seating arrangement. \n\nWe hit the Coronado location today for lunch and despite planning our meet for 11:30 to increase our chances of landing a table inside we were diverted to Patio City. Huge bummer.\n\nThe burrito was all kinds of delicious (and the portion is perfect, unlike the 'roided up burritos found at Qdoba, Chipotle and even Chico's) but sitting at a rock hard, scorching hot picnic table took a bit of the enjoyment away from the experience. \n\nI understand the converted house is tiny (and that's part of charm), but would investing in some misters downgrade the authenticity? I think not. \n\nAlso, I'm not against any Green initiatives, but delivering food baskets sans napkins is a bad move.\n\nI'll definitely go back for the carne, but probably not anytime before late October.


29 ao\u00fbt 2012, heure du midi. En qu\u00eate d'un petit coin pour d\u00eener j'ai d\u00e9cid\u00e9 de mettre \u00e0 l'\u00e9preuve Steak frites St-Paul. Je vois au menu des tapas (on dit bien au pluriel... tapas... amuse-gueules, car tapa c'est une seule bouch\u00e9e, petite). Il est clair que pour rater ce plat il faut donc servir tr\u00e8s peu, m\u00eame en entr\u00e9e. C'est donc ce que Steak frites a d\u00e9cid\u00e9 de faire. Malheur. 9 $ pour une maigre creuvette en tampura + un petit 8e de poivron rouge en tampura + un petit quart d'\u00e9chalotte en tampura. Dommage. LES TAPAS sont faits m\u00eame en entr\u00e9e pour \u00eatre servis \u00e0 plusieurs dans une m\u00eame assiette. \u00c7A commence mal.\n\nPuis, pour VRAIMENT tester un resto de steak, il ne faut pas prendre le steak. Si je veux manger du steak, du vrai bon, je vais aller chez La Queue de Cheval ou au KEG pour moins cher mais tout aussi bon. Si un resto RATE un steak c'est vraiment dommage mais un resto qui RATE son hamburger double avec fromage \u00e0 13 $, c'est IMPARDONNABLE. Pour 13 $ vous avez 2 boulettes de steak hach\u00e9 bien ordinaire sans pr\u00e9paration, ni go\u00fbt particulier ni assaisonnement + du fromage en tranche Kraft + des cornichons industriels tranch\u00e9s et quelqu'autre accompagnement (laitue, oignons, etc..) servis avec des frites fines peu croustillantes sans saveur particuli\u00e8re et 3 petits contenants cartonn\u00e9s de moutarde-ketchup-relish. Ah j'oubliais, le hamburger est servi avec un Coca-Cola ! Attention.\n\nPour finir, si vous payez par carte de cr\u00e9dit, il n'y a qu'un seul choix de pourboire 15 %, c'est tout. J'en conclu qu'ils RATENT LA CIBLE LAMENTABLEMENT et qu'on peut trouver beaucoup mieux chez KEG !\n\nAugust 29th 2012, diner time. Looking for a nice corner of old Montreal, to eat something I decided to test Steak frites St-Paul. I see tapas (said in plurial form... tapas meaning many bites for a snack... because tapa is singular form for one bite only, little). It's clear to me they poorly missed the bull's-eye. If you serve so few bites, even for appetizer, you call it tapa. Bad choice. 9 $ for an all tampura appetizer : 1 shrimp (small) + 1/8 of a red pepper + 1/4 of a french chalote. It starts really bad.\n\nThen, for a REAL test in a steak house, don't go for the steak. If I need steak I'll got to the Queue de Cheval or KEG. If a restaurant MESSES UP a steak, it's really bad. But if they MESS UP a double hamburger with cheese for 13 $, it's UNFORGIVABLE. For 13 $ you get 2 meat patties without any seasonning or particular taste + Kraft cheese singles + industrial pickles sliced + oinions and all served with shoestring fries not really crunchy and without seasonning or taste + 3 paper containers with mustard-ketchup-relish. Ah I forgot... it comes with a Coke ! Watch out !\n\nIf you pay by credit card, you only get ONE selection for tip : 15%. So I come to the only conclusion... they HAVE PITTYFULLY MISSED THE BULL'S-EYE. You can choose KEG for a better price !


The scene on Columbus weekend was relaxed and uneventful.  We did enjoy hanging out in the lounges watching TV and playing PlayStation 3 in between laying out and hitting the hot tub.


I eat vegetarian about 95% of the time, but when I feel like eating some flesh I have the turkey sandwich from Blackstrap. Super delicious and soooo flavorful. The braised greens and fried macaroni and cheese balls are really good, too! I know it's a BBQ place, and their whole concept is meat, BUT I would really, really, really love if they threw in a couple main vegetarian options.


If you ever go to buy something that you saw online then you should take a printout of the webpage. I went today to buy an Windows 7 upgrade listed at 129.99 on their website. I got there and I it was listed at 240-something told one of the douchebaggy salesmen at the computer department and he retorted that 240 was the right price, did not even bother to check on his POS...at the end Staples got my money...Staples $ 129.95...FutureShop  $0


They always put a lot of effort into this exhibit, and considering it's a free attraction that says a lot about Bellagio! On the weekend it can get quite crowded - it's a small area - but definitely worth seeing if you are in the area!


Great atmosphere and food, but a little pretentious, over priced (even for Vegas), and waiters have been trained to up-sell you.


What an embarrassment! We took our friends from LA to this establishment for dinner on Saturday night. After a 50 minute wait, the dish I was craving, roasted pork chops, was no longer available. The drinks took over 15 minutes and the worst of it all, the place sold out of ALL desserts. How can you not have ANY desserts available on Saturday night at 10PM! Our waitress gave us every excuse possible why they were out of desserts, which made it that much more pathetic. We will not be back and St. Francis is fortunate they are in Phoenix, because this would never be tolerated in NY or LA.


I came here a couple times to kick it with some friends. The Hookah might seem expensive, but you can definitely hang there for a good 2-3 hours for 20 bucks. The booths are intimate and ample. Drinks are reasonable and the food is okay. They have a DJ spinning pretty good hip-hop/ethnic music. Bathrooms are clean enough, but I wouldn't recommend eating off the floors.


Great way to get outside and get something local.\n\nThe King's Drive Farmer's Market has a lot of your regular produce items: peppers, tomatoes, fresh green beans, potatoes, etc I don't know that I can say i noticed anything really 'unique' there. But if you want local produce that will stock your fridge then this is a good location. They also have grass feed meat, pastries, and other local goodies.\n\nEveryone seemed kind and helpful, and I parked in the gravel lot on the side of the market, there are parking attendants to help get everyone in and out safe and quickly. \n\nI did stop by the 'grass feed' meat guy and got a huge fatty brisket, he was very informative about where the meat came from and how to prepare it more than one way. \n\nIf you're nearby during market hours stop by and have a taste!


Horrid! Got a Cheese Burger, cheese curds & a side of fries. Almost $12.00. You can get a small steak at Fridays for that price. \n\nThe burger patty was so thin that the lettuce overpowered the beef. You couldn't even taste the beef. At all.  \n\nI counted 14 marble sized cheese curds in my basket. Half of which had all the cheese cooked out.  \n\nI called and spoke with the manager after my visit & she seemed very used to the complaints & did not seem to care. \n\nI will NEVER return. You would be wise to avoid it. CULVER'S ALL THE WAY!


Prenatal massages for less than $40 for an hour?!  SIGN ME UP!  \n\nAs a birthday gift (February), J got me a gift certificate for a prenatal massage at SWIHA.  I did not cash it in until April, because I wanted to be a little further along in my pregnancy...when I knew I would need the massage the most.  \n\nAfter my first visit, I was hooked!  I started booking regular Friday afternoon appointments every 2 weeks.  And at $33 for an hour...for a student..who's received the necessary prenatal massage training....it was not breaking the bank!\n\nThanks SWIHA for making the last month of my pregnancy tolerable!  :)


Habor Freight Tools is an alternative to the \"big-box\" stores such as Home Depot and Lowes. The store itself is much smaller and I would compare it to Ace's Hardware. However, Harbor Freight is missing the large lawn care section that Ace's has.\n\nIf you are in need of a tool, they probably have it here. Prices are apparently quite low according to my husband who noted several tools here were less pricey than HD or Lowes. However, he did question the quality. I guess we can't really know since he ended up not buying anything, mainly because what we came here for, they did not have (welding goggles). \n\nI think the store is much less intimidating than HD or Lowes since it is much smaller and easier to navigate. Obviously the store does not have as much of a selection, and no gardening center either.\n\nFor what it is, it is A-OK.


This is our quick go to.  i love the variety of single slice choices.  All of the food is always consistent and good.  I have had better Italian, however it's reasonably priced.  It is always busy and sometime hectic.  I would definitely recommend.  Much better than the other choices in the area.


Great new SAQ. The 4th within walking distance to my house. Hey... if you're going to have a drinking problem, have it in the Plateau;)


I was in Phoenix for a couple of days for a conference and found this place this first evening, a Wednesday, and was impressed enough to bring friends back Friday. It is great! I don't know what the complaints in other reviews about the service are talking about. The Tractor pizza with eggs and brussel sprouts was even better than I was hoping. As a brewer and fan of Belgian ales, I was impressed with their selection on tap, and the choose-your-own flights made me very happy.


HORRIBLE!!  We ordered a wrap and a salad and pretty much they served us a wrap with key parts purposely left out and salad with frozen and old pieces of lettuce.  When I brought it to the attention of the nice guy working at the counter, he apologized, and to make a long story short, his boss/manager knew about it but told him to just make it anyway.  I wasn't about to pay $10 for a wrap that didn't have half the stuff in it nor was I going to eat an old and frozen salad.  My one star is they refunded me my money.... well my one star is because they yelp doesn't allow zero.


The pizza was good, but the toppings were really, really lean. I ordered the fennel sausage w/ green olives (which my husband ate) and there was hardly any toppings AT ALL. Not that I want it piled on, but it was mostly crust. Not impressed. My husband had a half greek salad and the dressing was good. I enjoy brick oven crusts a lot, so this was right on, but wow -- totally skimped. Guess this Chicago/Northern Illinois girl is spoiled by what she gets. \n\nI don't think we'll be back when we go to Madtown.


Lots of stuff and fun to explore, but I asked a guy if they had any #10 percussion caps for black powder.  He just shrugged and said \"don't think so\" and went about putting a sticker on a shooting bench.  He was young and I assume he doesn't care about customer service.  Had a great experience at the gun counter though.  Spoke with a very nice guy named Jon, very nice and knowledgable.  I overheard him talking to a young couple about gun safety and what a good stater gun is.  He was great!


Some of the best fried rice in the state. Seafood hotpot is amazing. Connoisseur cocktails you've never heard of...


Anyone who knows me knows that I love Target.  There.  I said it.  I love Target.  I go about 2-3 times per week, depending on my wants and needs.  And I especially like to go on Tuesdays when new CDs and DVDs come out because they're usually on sale their first week.  \n\nI visit the University Target most often mainly because of its convenience, not because it's my favorite Target at which to shop.  This particular Target has yet to figure out that by putting the sale price on the new CDs and DVDs might actually get them to sell.  I usually only know they're on sale because (1) most newly released CDs and DVDs are on sale their first week and (2) they have price scanners throughout the store that are much more reliable than the employees who should be pricing these bad boys to sell.  It also disappoints me that if the newly released CD isn't by a rapper, it doesn't make the \"new\" rack.  It gets displaced to some other miscellaneous rack where nobody can find it.  Not much marketing savvy going on here. \n\nLike I said, I love Target and frequent this one often, but it's mainly because of its convenience to my workplace.  Other than that, I'd go to a different one.


Arrived at Midnight on a Thursday to have some martinis with my girlfriend. Bartenders were very nice however the bouncer (short black guy) was extremely rude. Music selection was really good and the drinks were decent. It was 12:45 and they called out last call so we ordered a martini. 15 minutes later the bouncer starts trying to kick us out. He was super rude and said that if we don't chug our drinks he would take them away. I did not appreciate his behavior due to the fact that you enjoy a martini not chug it. I was planning to celebrate birthday here but I will be taking it elsewhere. If you want people to drink in your establishment don't kick them out when they just ordered a drink.


I want more of Casey Moore's, but the question is how much more?\n\nMy first experience with Casey's was a good one.  Keep in mind I went on a Wednesday night,  and it was mellow. I think this place could be rather obnoxious on a weekend, if it full of ASU students. I was fortunate to be hanging with some Grad students and couple post graduate people, all who were mature and chill. Reading some of the negative reviews (and talking to friends)  I get the impression a few meatheads, could really ruin this place for someone. \n\nThe decor, location, and sprawling layout makes this place very different from most Tempe Bars. It's hidden away on Ash st. and besides being right next to train tracks, it's very quiet. I like the fact it's old, weathered and nostalgic. CMs has a good variety of beer, and great prices (Stella for $3.50 Woohoo!) \n\nI think like any place who you meet up with, will enhance your experience. I had a chance to talk to some fellow Bostonians, as we chatted about Boston culture.  Throwing lines out like \"Get the Pitccha it's cheapa\"  or \"I'm foockin Caaacked.\"  My personal favorite topic of conversation, discussing the dreaded all white Red Sox hat turned backwards. Anyone from Boston knows not to mess with this guy. \n\nI suggest CMs, for drinking and conversation, and now having been there on a weekend, it's still  pretty chill, at least after Midnight, where we can let it all hang out.


Great food selection and excellent service.  If you're VIP you don't have to wait.  High quality and Pierre Jout Champagne.


I ordered the chicken fingers and fries from this joint. The staff was great and thee food came quickly. When I got back to the office to eat it. The chicken fingers were so small I was enraged!!!! 3 lil fingers and a handful of fries for $9. I wont make that mistake again. Some people have stated the pizza is not bad. I may try the pizza buffet just to get my money back. LOL


Always packed to the walls on the weekends so plan accordingly. As usual, no gourmet pizza here of course but I still love coming here because they make a super tasty pizza! It reminds me of my childhood.


Came to the Gallery as part of my bachlorette party weekend. We had bottle service so getting in and getting situated wasn't too difficult.\n\nThe VIP area was not booked to capacity or completely full at all. Tons of empty tables - not really a great sign. But the groups who had tables around us were all super cool and friendly and there for a good time. One table (with just a couple) next to us ended up leaving early (I think after a waitress spilled something on the girl eeek) and ended up handing over their nearly full bottle to us!\n\nI ventured out to the dance floor one time and it was so packed and hot I immediately retreated back to our booth - not the best area to dance at all. We were able to stand in our booth and dance on the back of our booths as freely as we wanted - no security telling us to get down.\n\nThey walked around passing light up foam sticks which made the party fun too.\n\nMusic was kind of hit and miss. They played hip hop and they played house alternating between the two. I'm more of a hip hop girl myself, so when they played the hip hop they definitely had me shaking my ass.


I've had the lobster rolls twice now (traditional style) and learned after the first time to bring a little mayo with me to add to the lobster. Maybe the part of Maine I frequented uses more mayo (and usually a bit of celery) in their lobster rolls, but I need the mayo to bring out the lobster taste. Yes, $18 is a lot for a sandwich, but you won't find fresher lobster unless you cook it yourself and even then who knows how long those lobsters have been swimming in the Safeway tank? I also enjoyed the blueberry lemonade - a nice change from iced tea or soda. One day I'll try the mac and cheese or lobster bisque!


Worst car rental service I've ever experienced!!! If I could give them a negative rating, I would. We arrived at Charlotte airport and went out to the curbside to await our shuttle to come. After waiting for 30mins, I called Sixt to ask where the shuttle was as I had seen other shuttles drive by MULTIPLE times, yet no Sixt shuttle. The lady on the other end assured me that the shuttle was on its way as she claimed she spoke with the driver who said he was \"wrapping around the airport and would be right there.\" Well, another 10 minutes later, I called again wondering if the driver had gotten lost, disoriented, in a car accident, or blatantly lied, and again I was reassured the shuttle was on its way and that it should be there any second since their location was literally 5 minutes away from the airport (not sure why it would take so long to get to the airport when you're only 5 minutes away.)\n\nLong story short (kinda), the shuttle FINALLY appeared after 5 phone calls and waiting for over an hour in the freezing cold (this is when there was the huge snow/winter storm). The driver pulls up in an unmarked van (no Sixt logo), and proceeds to just sit in the car, not saying he's with Sixt, not saying anything... Just hanging out in the car, when at this point, there were 4 of us waiting for this \"shuttle\". One of the gentleman that was waiting with us went up to the van and asked the driver if this was indeed the Sixt shuttle, to which the driver responded yes. We got in the van and literally a 5 minute ride later, we were at the office. Mind you, there were no signs with the name, no logo, nothing. We literally got out in a parking lot that looked almost deserted, other than cars parked there. We entered into a small building and lo-and-behold FINALLY saw a Sixt logo. \n\nThe lady at the front desk was really nice and said she was going to upgrade us since we had to wait so long for the shuttle to come pick us up, which was definitely nice. The car, however, wasn't THAT great. I mean the car itself was a brand new Nissan Ultima so I couldn't really complain much about that... but the smell in the car?! Someone definitely was smoking like a chimney in there -- the smoke smell was so incredibly strong I had to drive with the windows down and the heat blasting so I could at least stand being in the car. Not to mention I opened the arm rest compartment to plug my phone in to charge, and a huge cloud of weed odor came out, so it was back to windows being opened. \n\nI think it's safe to say that I will NEVER EVER book another rental vehicle with Sixt, nor will I ever recommend them to anyone. I guess that's why they're \"Sixt\" -- because they suck!!!