Avoid this location!  Seriously, drive 10 minutes out of your way to go to another location.\nWe love Oregano's and have been going to the old town and Scottsdale and Shea location for years.  Always great service and food.  But this location broke the mold in the worse way!  Our last visit we were told 35 minute wait, which is fine, so we had drinks at the bar.  40 minutes later the hostess told us our table was being cleared and she actually pointed to it.  5 minutes later another party is there, so we wait for another 20 minutes.  Finally get sat outside when we asked to be inside.  No one comes by for at least 10 minutes.  When they do we ask for the wobbly table to be fixed and our waitress tells us \"it's frowned upon\".  And it just got worse from there, wings, salad, pizza, pasta all came out in 10 minute intervals, no utensils, drop a beer off and run off with out getting another order...  Everyone in our party of 7 talking about how poor the service was.\nIt was a birthday so I choose to bite my tongue and call a manager later.  When I do he is very understanding and apologizes.  He says he is going to mail me a gift card and a week later, no gift card so I call back to check the address only to get another manager that takes my address again and promises to get back to or mail the gift card.  A week later, no gift card.


I really don't think I've had a bad experience here. I keep coming back, despite the mediocre food, partially due to the relaxing environment this restaurant places you in.\n\nThe allure of this restaurant is not just it's casual bistro-like food, but the view. The view is what sells people to come here. Nobody ever really sits far within the restaurant, everyone sits in the patio area. Bellagio fountain, front row seat, with good food and champagne in front of you. The life of a winner (or the consolation prize of the big loser - in my case).\n\nCame here for a nice Sunday brunch, and ordered relatively smaller dishes, partially since I was so weighed down with guilt of how much money I had lost the night before.\n\nGot myself a hearty French onion soup, and salmon rillettes.\n\nFrench onion soup was hearty, but salty. A huge amount of cheese (gruyere possibly, was not really paying too much attention). Good flavoring, solid dish.\n\nSalmon rillettes I may not get again. It was decent, but not transcendent. The cornichons with the salmon rillettes were well pickled, but something was just lacking with the rillettes. Not sure what.\n\nIf anything, the best part are the fresh french baguettes that come out before hand with any dish. Warm warm baguettes, with raspberry jam, and good butter. Excellent stuff.\n\nOrdered a bottle of Perrier-Jouet Champagne Brut MV. Don't really scoff at this bottle, even though it is the cheapest one on their list. It's well worth the money, and reasonably priced (68$, vs ~40$ at BevMo, and more for others). Freaking awesome champagne - rated pretty highly as well. A definite must get, and makes you feel like an absolute high roller, even though you're rolling in the mud with your huge losses.\n\n4 stars - Inconsistent food, but excellent view and service, in addition to fresh baguettes, make up a great experience. You can just sit down, look towards the fountains, and sigh in relaxation.


Decent price. \nLarge portions. \nFree refills. \nGood taste.\nNice variety. \nOn the casino floor so don't have to go far to play after you eat. They offer to-go as well so that's cool! We will eat here again. We got in late tonight after long day at Grand Canyon and driving so was tired. This place was quick and easy so worked out.


Well lit, clean, courteous help, great looking produce, organized, well maintained, and the marinated bulgogi and sides taste great.  Will be returning soon!


I ate a shaggy dog @mauidogs !  Or a fuzzy dog. I think it was shaggy. It had slaw and all sorts of other stuff on it and I liked it...alot.  I could eat another one right now.  And I would too, if I weren't writing this from a hotel in California.\n\nI also had a spam slider. It was good too.  I haven't had spam since I was, well, it's been a long time.\n\nI like this place...the food, the people, the vibe...nunui!\n\n'Oe pono he ekahi!\n\nhttp://hawaiiandictionary.hisurf.com/


The Standing Order Wetherspoons Bar on George Street is cheap. This for many a relief as George Street is expensive. In my view it shouldn't be on George Street - it would be so much better fitting on Princes Street.  \n\nIt is also big, crowded and extremely noisy due to all the sound is bouncing around the high ceilings and of the bare walls. The main drinking hall has neon strip lighting and keeps every area well lit. \n\nI usually avoid going here as  by paying a little bit more money for a pint in a different bar I actually will be able to talk with my fellow drinkers on the same table without having to resort to shouting.\nAlso I prefer a bar with atmosphere, like background music, a little bit of decoration on the walls and comfortable corners and dimmed lights. - all of this that is missing in this Weatherspoon (if not all of them). \n\nYes, the beer is cheap. \nYes, the food is adequate (and cheap)\nYes, there is plenty room for all your footie mates and hen/stag party without having to make a reservation. \nYes, you can actually afford to buy about 2-3 rounds for all of your friends from Uni \nand still have some change for those bathroom polo mints, when you have pulled that 'sexy one'. \n\nOnly when you don't mind having to queue ages for those cheapo rounds, sometimes 3 persons thick alongside that really big S-curved bar. \nAnd that 'sexy one' you pulled is clearly a result of cheap lager you both consumed in copious amounts. \n\nJoking aside, this place is collecting a certain demographic of drinkers, yes drinkers, I don't see why anyone would like to go here and only drink soft drinks. It collects drinkers like flies to a honeypot - did I mention they serve cheap lagers?\n\nIt is about volume, cheapness and certainly no overheads, and these Wetherspoon places know how to maximise and profit from this. \n(That is likely why there is no music -it is very very expensive to have a full PPL \nmusic & TV licence in a public house and the bigger the place the more it costs..) \n\nThe food is of an average quality, cheap and err.. cheap deals with the cheap lager (you see a pattern emerging here). Nothing exciting and nothing special. It will fill your stomach and will not offend (apart from when it is brought back up after too many beers...) Burgers, Curries and Bangers. Food that will sound \nthe same whether you order it in a drunken slur or shouting it sober over the table . Food that substantiates you, so you can drink more. As more or less mentioned by another reviewer - this is McD disguised as a bar. Now that is quite an accurate description, as I do not frequent McD either for similar reasons. And I guess that the aformentioned demographic WILL visit McD for those same reasons too.\n\nSure, on the surface there is nothing essentially wrong with their concept, perfectly acceptable, but that is also my main reason why I choose not to like it because I am a local looking to have a good time, not acceptable, good. Not compromised by pricing and  and not just looking for a cheap booze up.


Theresa and Joanne at Forever Young Aesthetics are a dream team! Joanne was amazingly kind, accommodating, and responsive to all of my complicated appointment booking needs (I reside in Flagstaff and wished to make the trip to Surprise just for Theresa's permanent makeup artistry) and Theresa simply has to be the very best in the business! Not only was the procedure for permanent eyeliner and brows discussed thoroughly with me prior to choosing a single color, I was made to feel completely at ease and fully confident in my choice to proceed. \n\nAs one would expect from a talent like Theresa, the results of my permanent makeup are absolutely perfect and, simply put, stunning. In fact, I was making my way through a local grocery store less than 30 minutes post procedure and was stopped twice in the aisles for compliments on the color of my eyes. I my book, that's a five star review for Forever Young Aesthetics right there!\n\nA million thanks are owed to Theresa and Joanne for their phenomenal customer service and the fantastic results! When you can enter a business a customer and leave a friend, you know you've found something truly special.


I showed up here two nights ago just before closing...Now I did not know they closed at 6pm, I just happened to drive here after work (getting off at 5:30) and showed up around 5:55.  There was a girl in a pink shirt and a long brown pony tail sweeping the floors right in the front, and as soon as I stepped foot out of my car she ran over to the open/close sign and flipped it to close.  \n\nLook, I know its rude to show up late to a restaurant, because that means the servers are waiting a good hour for me to leave. But this is a coffee shop and I would have been in and out, and I wouldn't have even minded if they told me that they can only offer it to go (which is what I wanted) \n\nYou are a local business competing with the big boys, and I'm sure you could benefit from the 20 or so bucks (plus tip) I was about to drop for 4 drinks and maybe a snack. I would never complain if I showed up after closing, but you closed a couple minutes early just to avoid having more customers and that is outrageous and plain lazy.


Mid day and weekday so I was t the only one in the store.  The young man who worked there knew what I was looking for and helped me find it then I mentioned protein bars and he said most people really like the quest bars... and I remember reading quite a few reviews online for another place where people were looking for them at a better price.  Lots of flavors (I get so sick of chocolate protein bars/drink) and on sale so I bought a dozen.  I hope they are as good as everyone says!!!


I saw a lot of good reviews on Yelp and bookmarked it before we went to Montreal. Its a great little place. Very tasty. Its good for breakfast and snack as its not suited for anything else. They have couple of tables inside and outside. I had cheese and chicken with some sort of pastry...very different and tasty. Very friendly owners..they seems to be very busy during early afternoon...snack time...\nI recommend it. You have to try..


This buffet was pretty good but kind of expensive for Vegas. Lot of choices to choose from but that makes it difficult to choose if you're not a big eater. Good place to watch people also.  If you gamble a lot, this may be a good comp from the casino.  Not a bad place to go.


Great look from the street. Cool interior. Good looking menu content. \n\nService: 3/5 (slow and understaffed - seems more to be a kitchen issue)\n\nCleanliness: 4/5 (too many flies)\n\nFood: Ordered a Hillbilly Highrise. sounds good. ordered a large oj ($5) and side of bacon. The bacon would be great if it was at minimum \"warm\"  obviously precooked, left under a heatlamp (must be broken). It is thick cut which is great but when cold you taste and feel the lard coat your tongue and roof of mouth. Other bacon for peeps at table was same (cold and lard(y)).  As for the main plate. I asked for crispy hashbrowns (these are set on bottom then stacked with beef patties, eggs and sausage gravy.\n\nHave you ever had hashbrowns that tasted kinda like fish? it's old oil! they were not crispy either. As for the patties, tasted freezer burned and they were chewy, not chewy like dry thanksgiving turkey, but chewy like bouncy in your mouth.  As a whole, not good. The plate was garnished with pineapple (bruised and soft), the melons, same. obviously old, cut tooooo soon and stored (cold, hot, cold, hot) it breaksdown!\n\nThe server was nice and asked if I would like to order something else, I did look at the menu again, but realizing we waited 35+ minutes for that order, I just could not do it again.\n\nSorry, but I won't be squeezing again.


I have been to this location a number of times. Each time, the service has not been great. We have waited too long for menus, drinks, and for our order to be taken. We were given our food and still had no silverware. Three separate people in our party asked for silverware at different times. We still never received it and had to walk up to the hostess to get some on our own so we could eat our food! The food and drinks are pretty good but I will never return to this location due to the poor service.


We passed this place while walking by several times over the last couple days. We knew we should eat there because there was always a line out the door and we were not disappointed. We spent $60 for 4 adults. Everything we ate was fantastic although I would never remember the long Vietnamese names of them. The service was amazingly fast.


This place is horridly disgusting. After getting a cup of egg drop soup, it was discovered  there was SOAP in the soup. I alerted the management, and had to deal with a less than competent man (the owner) with limited public relation capabilities. I sincerely felt sorry for their poorly treated waitress, who apologized over the manager. To add insult upon injury, the manager refused to remove the infected soapy soup from the buffet & STILL SERVED IT TO THE PUBLIC FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. Gross & distasteful


food: two stars (* *)\nRarely am I disappointed eating at an Italian restaurant of any caliber.  Sadly, this \"Enoteca\" failed to deliver.  I split the special salad with my fellow diner, which was grilled radicchio with mozzarella melted on top.  The waiter gushed about it as if this salad, conceptually, had changed the culinary arts forever.  What we received was chopped grilled radicchio smothered in about twice as much cheese as was necessary and drizzled with some balsamic.  It was tasty but sloppily executed.  The pasta dish we ordered, Bucatini all'Amatriciana, was about 1/4lb of pasta with a light tomato sauce and (no joke) 3 tiny pieces of cured pork and 4 tiny pieces of chopped onion on it.  It was as tasty as any pasta you would order at Olive Garden, and vastly overpriced.\n\nenvironment/service: one star (*)\nThis service was some of the worst I have ever received at a restaurant of this caliber.  We waited for our table, were seated and left out to dry for 10 minutes.  Finally, a waiter dropped off some bread and bread sticks encased in paper, with nothing to put on it (butter, olive oil).  Eventually our main waiter came to the table, where I had to ask to have him bring olive oil, vinegar and salt and pepper to the table.  We ordered, and that was the last we saw him until I had to flag him down to get our check.  Nobody, from him, to the wine opener, to the other servers who delivered our plates, was friendly or passionate about their jobs.  Dirty plates sat on the table after eating for about 15 minutes.  The fact that they added a 20% \"service\" charge onto the bill was offensive.  The environment, a cliche Venetian \"plaza,\" was pure Vegas--all style and no substance.\n\nvalue: one star (*)\nAny pasta dish priced above $18 (especially for 1/4lb of pasta) better be pretty damn good.  This wasn't.  It was obscenely overpriced, like much of the food in Vegas.  The salad was about $15, which was high for one chopped vegetable with cheese melted on top.  The 20% service charge was the last straw, especially given the abysmal service.\n\naverage of\nfood: two stars\nenvironment/service: one star\nvalue: one star\n================\naveraged grand total: one star\n\nestimated price per person (excluding drink):\n$30-40\n\nwould i recommend it to others?\nAbsolutely not.  Sadly, you may not have many other comparable choices if you are trapped in the Vegas hotel labyrinth.\n\nwould i return?\nNo.


Went with two of my girlfriends on a Wed. Night. Seated immediately. Restaurant had a nice feel to it.\n\nI ordered a traditional beer battered fish taco and a Wahoo Fish taco. The latter was simply amazing. The traditional (at least what I consider traditional) was just okay. Perhaps I had super high expectations because, oh I don't know, their name includes the words \"Fish Taco\". The corn salsa was fresh and very tasty. The guacamole was just okay but my expectations weren't that of the beer battered fish tacos seeing as how it's not \"Cabo Guacamole Dip\".\n\nThis was my first visit so I asked our \"too cool for school\" waiter his recommendation. He smugly responded, \"I haven't had a bad taco in 4 years.\" Dude, I didn't ask how long you've been employed at the establishment, I asked what you recommended from the establishment. \n\nAll in all, food was good, nice environment, waiter was a douche.


Frozen Hot Chocolate.  That's pretty much it...it's worth the wait and worth trying it at least once, no matter what the impact on your wallet is.


This club likes to scam people into luring them in with the idea of free admission and bottle service. Free bottle service is only from a certain time period, despite the fact that they advertise it long after those hours have finished. Even though ladies did get in for free, all men even if they bring 10 ladies will have to pay the cover charge of 30$. Once inside, the \"ladies night\" special they advertise of free vodka drinks also lures women inside until they get to the bar and realize that there aren't free drinks and a cocktail is like 15$. The intoxicated male species partake in their mating calls and dances in hopes of preying on young naive ladies. To sum it up, not the best club to go to in Vegas.


We've been to Biaggio's twice this week already! Once on Monday and the second time on Thursday, but it's always been to go.  The fianc\u00e9 ordered pizza and wings on Monday. THE WINGS ARE TO DIE FOR! I'm pretty much addicted to their wings and could eat them all the time. The wings are crunchy on the outside and moist on the inside dipped in ranch and hot sauce, its just irresistible. The pizza I thought was good, but nothing like out of this world. We just got the plain pepperoni on one half and mushrooms and sausage on the other half. \nLast night we decided to try a stromboli. It was actually bigger than I had thought it was going to be. We went with the Chicken with artichokes and red pepper. I loved the artichokes in it, but other than that I think I would stick with the 6.99 stromboli's vs our specialty stromboli which was 12.99. Both meals ended up around 30 bucks, which seems a lil pricey for some pie and wings. I definitely will be back for the wings though.


This post office is horrible. Everyone that works there has an attitude, even their \"supervisor,\" Joel. These people lost one of my packages and blamed me for it. They offered no solution and didn't apologize for it.\nAfter tracking my package online, it said that my package had been sitting at the post office for about 3 days. I first called about it, and the guy on the phone (who I later found out was the supervisor) didn't want to listen to my situation and cut me off by telling me to hold before I was done explaining the situation. I asked him if he needed my tracking number before he put me on hold and he said \"No, first I'm putting you on hold\" with no explanation and in a very rude, hurried tone. \nAfter being on hold for quite a while I decided to hang up and just go over there. When I went there the woman at the counter was very rude and just had a generally unpleasant disposition. After explaining everything to her again, I was referred to the supervisor, Joel, same guy I talked to on the phone. He looked for my package and didn't find it and told me that I should have come by to ask about it earlier. I didn't realize it was my job to baby sit these people and make sure they did what they were being paid to do. I told him it had only been three days and that I was trying to be patient but that I needed my package and that after being treated poorly on the phone I decided to come get it myself and that this was an inconvenience. He said he had no idea where it was and to go check with my leasing office and see whether they had it. I went back home and checked with the leasing office - nothing. At this point I was very annoyed because they offered no answers, no help, and I was being exceptionally inconvenienced. \nWhen I arrived back at the post office they said that \"maybe\" they sent it back but they didn't know because their last notes said that they had it, but at that point it was obvious that they didn't. Their next piece of advice for me was to call the sender and see if they had it. I asked to speak to the manager, Joel told me he was the manager. I told him I didn't want a supervisor, that I wanted HIS manager. He said he wasn't in. I had to wrestle with Joel to get the manager's name (Andy) and when he would be in so I could talk to him about it. \nI called the sender, they don't have my package. It's just missing. The last people to have it were the people at the post office because there was official documentation that said so. They still haven't taken responsibility.


I went in this past Tuesday with my T-Mobile note 3 that needed the glass and the LCD replaced.  I've NEVER been to this business before nor any like it.  I've always taken great care of my smartphones.  A friend's child threw a rock hitting my phone hence the need for the replacement.  The guy at the store told me that they would have to order the specific part for my phone since the one they had in stock was for the AT&T version only.  He told me 3-4 business days so my plan was to go in Saturday morning to get it fixed.  I just called the store and some other employee told me that no part was ordered for my phone and that I had to have either left my phone with them as collateral or pay half of the $300 service fee up-front.  I would have gladly put half down when I went in on Tuesday but I was NEVER TOLD that I had to do one or the other.  WTF?!?!  I didn't realize that it was my responsibility to know their rules!!


Back again!!  Had a classic cheese burger. Don't even try to eat the whole thing!!  Was so good!!


I don't know about the lounge part everyone else has reviewed, but I had dinner there and was like meh about it. The portions are extremely small for the prices. Even the sake was a bit overpriced, I felt. The waitstaff, as much as I appreciate attentiveness, was maybe a little too overeager to get us the hell out of there. My husband's plate was actually cleared before he was even done eating. We eventually had to tell them to leave the plates until we were finished. While the ambiance is very cool and romantic, I don't think I'd drop another buck in there in the future.


Best show ever.  The prior description of Borat meets Cirque du Soleil is quite accurate.  Front row is well worth it - so long as you don't mind being part of the show.


Awesome indian food and service.


\"RED VELVET PANCAKE?  OH...HELL NO!\"\n\nThe menu: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/vl2IZrNJEA8npSjqXbdwxw?select=L04CYf9iZEDwFairvDQFIQ\n\nWhen I saw that popular item on the menu, I did actually shout out loud and created a troubling scene in front of many patrons and a dirty look in front of the owner, who was also there dining with her family.\n\nAfter that unnecessary outburst, I settled down and ordered the full stack of the Red velvet Pancake for $7.95. The full stack of the red color pancake had six red slices with mini chocolate chips, a thick cloud of whipped cream as the topping and two cups warm cream cheese syrup on the side. \n\nMy pancake: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/vl2IZrNJEA8npSjqXbdwxw?select=3ms4kj7wayMeLFKfxJpb1Q\n\nI got to tell you that this cute little caf\u00e9 is one-hour away from downtown Las Vegas; the red velvet pancake is definitely worth the drive. I have never had any pancake as good as this. The whipped cream is thick and the cream cheese syrup is very unique and adds the exciting taste. \n\nThis caf\u00e9 is only open for breakfast and lunch. The caf\u00e9 is also located west of the Las Vegas medical facility. \n\nThe one-hour drive is definitely worth it. And I might do it again and try the other flavored pancakes and American and Filipino cuisines.


Nice hotel, excellent pool and relaxing spa


THE best show I've ever seen.  Great for all ages, and worth EVERY expensive penny.  Its eye-popping eye-catching eye-candy.  And if you've never been to a Cirque show, its not all about clowns.  The show is a visual masterpiece.  Go go go!


I hate to knock down Gaufrabec a star because when food trucks hit the scene last year they were one of my favourites with their fresh to order waffles but my last experience there was less than stellar.  I ordered a simple chocolate waffle but I found it to be quite stale.  This time around they were just reheating waffles they had made earlier so I'm pretty sure that this is what made the waffle so lacklustre.  The chocolate filling was good but everything else left a lot to be desired.


If you want bland, boring, tasteless food, head over to the Chino BLANDido, where you can feast on \"Chinese\" BBQ Pork and jerk fried rice that is as exciting as watching paint dry. All things considered I'd rather eat paint. No doubt it would have more flavor...


Went there with a buddy to use a groupon I had purchased based on previous reviews.  Easy to find, but not a lot of parking.  Inside was okay, fairly typical BBQ style setup.  The cashier must have seen me looking at my phone, based on the the semi snide groupon remark....I ordered the pulled pork with two sides and a drink, my friend had the chicken with two sides and a drink.  All together we paid $27 or so, which was wayyyyy too much, considering the little amount of food we received.  It was okay, nothing to write home about; the portion to price ratio is what left a sour taste.  Don't know if that's because we didn't pay full price there, but that's their business decision.  I won't be going there again, not even with a 50% off groupon.


I wanted to see \"O\" but my boyfriend's lackluster response, made me think that LOVE would be a better compromise, considering the Beetles theme. I'd seen Varekai at Marymoor Park in the Seattle area before, so I knew what we were in for and I was pretty excited. \n\nThe show was cool, but is definitely more musical production style than traditional cirque du soleil style. The soundtrack is amazing of course! I think I was just looking forward to more acrobatics than dancing, so I was a little let down. So, yes, it's good, but if you like the bendy wendy types that are normally in these performances, LOVE may not be your best choice.


Maybe some locations just have bad kharma and are not meant to succeed....like a cold spot in a  haunted house,  this place just kind of makes me uncomfortable. Bad feng shui perhaps - or maybe it was the nasty food, drinks and slow service. I am really not sure. \n\nWhen I heard the beautiful story of the chef,  taking his crew from a franchise  to his own  start-up restaurant, every dot-com bone in my  body wanted  to enjoy  this place! \n\nThe service was slow and inattentive - even  though the place was pretty empty.  Camille H did a great job of describing  our food - I,  however, would put up a good umbrella stick fight about ordering the polenta with cold shredded chicken ever again. I still have to fight the gagging reflex every time I  think of that soupy substance they tried to pass off as hummus. The ceviche was good, but the crackers  were not.\n\nI won't go back.


still sucks! Enough said.


The bruschetta here is top notch, but I actually enjoyed Postino Central more, and the reason had more to do with the overall experience than the food. The one thing my husband and I really didn't enjoy about our trip to Postino East is that the restaurant itself is a little crammed, and where we were seated, we kept getting bumped into by servers and other guests going to the bathroom or the bar. It really kind of ruined the romantic vibe of the restaurant and made our date night feel a lot less intimate.


I was very VERY VERY underwhelmed by this place. Really folks... the deal is not what it used to be and they are living on lost reputation... kinda like a chicken that is running around after its head is cut off. \n\nYes they have some intriguing and great items here. However when I was just here, not 1 person was impressed. When I see the prices that people used to pay of $22 for brunch/breakfast, I can agree my whole outlook would likely be different. However the price is not $39+tax & tip. So realistically you are looking at a $50 meal. Is this place worth that? To be BLUNTLY BRUTALLY HONEST, OHHH HELL NO! It's a standard Vegas buffet.\n\nThe Good: \nBangers n mash - Hands down the best tasting item on the menu. The sausage snapped when taking a bite. Even on a precut portion. The gravy was perfect. However the mash was one of the best, if not the best, that I may have ever had.\n\nStir Fry Beef - My second favorite item on the menu. But you can get the same results from just about any good Chinese restaurant for $10-15.\n\nWatermelon Juice - Super Tasty, but I cant remember what exactly that they called it\n\nKalbie Ribs - If you like strong flavors (perhaps over the top) this was an awesome thing to eat as well. There was no subtlety here it was in your face taste and I loved it.\n\nGelatto - Hit and miss, but the mint chip was outstanding and the best of the 5 flavors that I tried.\n\nCheesecake - very rich moist and extremely filling in small portions\n\nBACON! Just the right level of crispy and soft. Very flavorful, and tasted more how I make my bacon than I almost ever find at a restaurant.\n\nThe OK:\nPrime Rib au jus\nBlue cheese\nCream corn with red n green peppers\nMost of the deserts\n\nThe unimpressive:\nAngry mac n cheese - bad day? The cheese wasn't creamy and seemed to be separating, very oily\nLinked sausage from the carving station - no snapping, no taste, no interest\nFried Chicken - no taste hardly at all. The Colonel 's chicken is ten billion times better than this. (several of the yelpers I was eating with agreed that this is the worst that they have tasted chicken from wicked spoon)\nGnocchi - very very bland with an unanticipated consistency, almost grainy if that makes sense. Definitely different from when I have had this in the past\nThe asian riblets - very weird tasting and I only took a small niblet to figure that one out\n\nThe five billion little dishes for food to come in. This is an utter nightmare. I do like that all the dishes can be tasted separately, but it's still a royal pain in the derri\u00e8re!  This is easily solved by plates with dividers on them as an option... it is a buffet err cafeteria after all. Ohhh wait, does it matter? They ran out of all of these lil pint size dishes and started putting out large bowls for things previously in mini dishes.\n\nThe service sucked. I had to ask for more juice several times and they didn't want to take the dirty dishes even though we had piles of mini bowls, baskets, plates, etc... Then when they did take plates from us, they just grabbed everything from you including what you may still have been working on.\n\nIn summation, for the money spent, this place is not worth it to go to again for me. Perhaps it was a bad day. At least I didn't wait in line for this crap like so many others were doing. Drop the price, kills the stupid excess dishes, improve service, make sure you don't have an off day in the kitchen, and I bet I may like it. I would have been satisfied in the $20 range. But at a base price of double that, it simply does not even remotely contemplate being a good deal...\n\nOne last thing, being it was brunch, if you wanted champagne, mimosa's, or alcohol period, that was an additional fee. Bottomless mimosa's was an additional $10 per person!


Pretty good but nothing special. Definitely better than IHOP or Denny's, though. Have a few interesting omelettes and scrambles but nothign to really write home about. Would go again if I'm in the area and looking for breakfast but not making a special trip.


Nothing fancy about this place, it's your typical Denny's restaurants.  It's open 24 hours a day, so it's good for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.  You can order breakfast food during night time and dinner during day time.  They don't care what time it is, they will fill you up anyway they can get.  Also, they offer free birthday meal, just show up and let them know it's your birthday and they'll pay for your meal, easy like that.


Food: \nfood was good, not great. \n\nPrice: \nmore expensive than other restaurants I've been to. \n\nService: \nThe guy who took my order (take out) seemed too serious and uptight, but the woman who gave me my order was friendly. \n\nOverall, would not come back.


ANother update at the bottom as the crap thickens...\n\nThis is an update of my original post in response to a comment posted to my review from Terry.\n\nNever again...went in for a part and have them verify it was what I thought a discontinued part no one carried. They took it in and 30 mins later tech came out and told me he found my part....for 600 dollars. I paid my service fee and left slightly worried. Took it to my real trusted shop James West Automotive and turns out its not even the part I or Sun Valley said it was...and it was only 100 dollars. \n\nAll these reviews about great smog checks?? Really?  That doesnt make a shop...being correct and not a crook does.\n\nGo ahead and head there if you wish...sure they have Oceanside property in Colorado for you too\n\nHere is the update and response:\n\nTerry I know your shop had been around since I have been coming to it for decades and went to school with Dan.  You were also my trusted shop until this day and went to who could get me in quicker which was yours.\n\nThe date of service was 11-1-2011 Invoice Number 51589 time in9:25 time out 10:20. Your typed quote was 596 plus the 46 for the diagnostic. Go ahead and find out the tech that tried to charge me that much for a part that oreilly's and autozone carry for just over a hundred and don't try to tell me the rest was labor as I changed it myself in 20 mins.\n\nThank you for making your shop look worse.\n\n2nd Update.\n\n\nWell Terrry 1st off the part was not a cheap part it was from Cardone who has been around almost twice as long as your shop. 2nd the 85% failure rating you gave was a nice number you plucked out of the air..nice try. 3rd. the person running your desk was quite clear that the diagnosis fee was not going to be credited back if I had the work done there as it work already performed. 4th.  I have a solo brake bleeder kit that magnetically sticks to the frame so ya..it is that easy to bleed the brakes but the hour labor was not the issue, the BS markup on the part was. \n\nReply with all the lies/excuses  you wish, Yelp is for the people and everyone reading this can see the facts and your several attempts/failures at excusing the BS that occurred that day. \n\nTake care and I wish you only the best


The hotel room was dingy which made it appear dirty. I had no idea my room would NOT be in the actual hotel, but in their RV/Hotel Manor which was about a good 4min walk. I was by myself, and female and every time I walked back to my room, I was being hit on and talked to by unsavory men. I did NOT feel safe in this hotel at all! This is definitely not an upscale hotel where you will find many classy people. The staff was also rude, and their buffet was akin to high school cafeteria food. They were an hr late opening up their Italian, and mexican lunch bar. They seemed to have no accountability. This hotel was very dark and outdated, I felt like I stepped into 1972 when I walked in. I would NEVER stay at this hotel again!!!!!!!


Warning!!! this place recycles rice and food. To my dismay, I observed the waiters pick out some rice parts from the rice bowls and then top it off. Later I saw one table had a leftover, they took it to the back, while they bussed the table and threw everything else away...hmm I wonder who they will serve that to!\nAvoid pork and clams, their meat is half rotted!!!\nRoast pork and duck taste ok.\nAlso they do not take credit cards. Just avoid this place.


Was ok. Nice place and clean and yes everyone speaks English lol but didn't get the full pedi experience. No foot massage , no exfoliation , no scrubbing the feet ( which is the main reason I go). Didn't even get lotions up. But everyone was nice and accommodating


Food: 4 Stars\nAtmosphere: 3\nService: -7\nCleanliness: questionable\nComing back?: No\n\nThe issue: Friend and I watched appalled as a cockroach crawled around the restaurant floor for a bit, until it made its way under our table. My friend trapped the roach between her empty glass and a menu, and politely called our waiter over. My friend very politely explained the situation to our waiter, and requested that he take care of the bug. He replied with something to the effect of, \"I don't know what you want *me* to do about it. I don't really like bugs either. I've never had a customer do this before.\" We proposed multiple solutions, including getting a dustpan or taking the captive roach to the front door and releasing him. He declined both options, opting to have my friend carry the glass, roach, and menu to the door herself, while he graciously held it open for her. She sat down, even more appalled, as the waiter walked away.\n\nAfter agreeing that the service was unacceptable, my friend addressed the waiter as he brought us our check, mentioning that he should taken care of the bug next time. He took the criticism with a face plastered with offense, and stumbled over his words as he seemed to hold back greater emotions: \"I... I will... Take that note and keep that in the back of my mind.\" We payed our bill and left promptly.\n\nCompliments to the bartender and chef for a solid Manhattan and a tasty Western Burger, but we won't be coming back.


It's too bad with so few good Mexican restaurants, what passes for good now is just very ordinary. The food at Lindo is plentiful on the plate and not outrageously priced... it's just that it does not make you say, I must return here. \nFor folks in Henderson, it's a long trip up to the World Market Center, but that's where you'll find interesting and very creative Mexican fare... at  Mundo Restaurant. ..(moving from their previous location over on Ft Apache, wish they decided to come to Henderson instead).\nhttp://www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2010/apr/14/viva-el-mundo/


I had a bad customer service expensive at first and wrote in with a compliant. The director of operations by far fixed it for us. We played golf for 2 hours, the food was great, the service was friendly and fast. It's not a cheap date but a much better date than dinner & a movie!


Heard about this place from friends. Was excited to try it. Not really impressed. Food was just flavorful enough to not be bad. Meh....egg rolls were mushy inside. Sugarcane chicken was ok.


Came a few days ago for a lease, wasn't sure of size needed, so I guessed, three times! Finally got it right, but hey, the store didn't bat a eye lash when I returned the ones that didn't work, they just asked if I needed help picking out a replacement. \n\nSince my cat has been loosing weight, I could not get the size down, so after my attempts, finally got the small dog size and sure enough it worked. Now to get the cat used to it before we need it. \n\nThis store has everything you could need. They is even a new section by Martha Stewart, everything for you little pet. But her stuffs pricey, a lease from here collection, $19.99, boy that's steep! \n\nThe store is clean, neatly kept, well organized and they have grooming services. The employees were friendly and helpful, they looked like they enjoyed their jobs, and I would make this a regular place.


This was one of the worst Chinese food meals I've ever had. Diabetics should steer clear of the General Tao chicken -- it would be less sugary if they just doused it in maple syrup. I've had better food out of a catering truck at half the price.


I got the Kyawe Soup which is a rice noodle soup. Really tasty and reminds me of food I get at home. My friend got the Kyar San Hingar which is a similar noodle soup and just as good. Didn't try the sushi, but my friend got the 16 piece and they gave him 20. Owners were really nice.


I've only ever been to The Tron on 'failed' nights out.  Those nights where either yourself or one of your mates is not let in or thrown out of a club and so you all go on a late night pub crawl to try your luck at salvaging the night.  Unfortunately we have never quite managed to salvage the night in The Tron.  This can only be expected, however, and the pub is certainly the place to begin the night rather than end it.\nThe main area of the bar is down a flight of stairs and the atmosphere feels bustling and comfortable.  Further, the drinks are cheap costing under \u00a32 for pints which is more than reasonable in comparison to some other pubs in the area.  \nAlthough not much fun when drunk at 2am, The Tron is a vibrant and popular Scream pub which would be an ideal site to begin the night or just have a get together with friends.


Good biscuit but I like the chorizo burrito my boyfriend ordered better. It had more flavor and \"kick to it\". Staff was friendly and I enjoyed sitting out in the patio. Nice place to have brunch.


Cheap gas on the Western edge of town.


Now usually I would be giving this a theater a 5 stars but after my recent horrible experience at the concession stand I have to give it a 3 for now. My movie best friend and I were here on a week night, where it wasn't slow but not as busy as the weekend so none of the food was prepped and ready to go. We ordered with what we thought would be enough time to not be late to the movie but wow waiting 20 minutes and missing all of the previews was not what we expected. Thankfully we were not late for the movie because if it had already started I would have returned the food and asked for a full refund. Now here is why this place does not deserve more than 3 stars right now....my friend ordered the SPICY chicken sandwich meal right before me and then I ordered the pretzel bites and the mac & cheese bites for us to share. The mac and cheese bites were ready first (they were delicious I would order these again!) and then 5 minutes later my pretzel bites were finally ready however there was no cheese. Come to find out no one told my cashier that I had to pay extra for cheese so I went back to her and paid for it but then when they handed my friend (standing at the food pick-up) the cheese, the employee stuck her finger in it, (it's just a big cup of nacho cheese) and walked away! Luckily the manager was standing right there so I give it back to him and explain that I'd like a fresh cup of cheese because even if she washed her hands thats just weird. He apologized and gave me a new cup and handed it back without sticking his finger in it thankfully! 5 more minutes go by and FINALLY my friend's sandwich was ready but it was the regular crispy sandwich not Spicy as she had ordered. She said not to worry about it as we were already late for our movie but that was still unacceptable. Now the theaters here are amazing and worth the extra $3. The bathrooms are very small which I understand as there are only 5 theaters in this stadium but when everyone has to pee at the same time and I have to pee DURING my movie it's not convenient and sucks that I had to miss 15 minutes of my movie just because I drank my soda too fast. Other than that I will still return here but seriously watch out when you order from concessions and pee before your movie not after!


Robyn and taryn these 2 cuties and their badass cupcakes rocked my wedding.  My hubby was particularly enamoured with the guiness cupckake!  They saved our asses.  The bakery I had chosen to go with decided they couldn't deliver on the Saturday of my wedding after all. They had over booked.  So about 12am 5 days before the wedding day I was sitting on yelp looking at bakeries in vegas.  I was going to read every review if it meant me being up all night/day.  I came across pick your poison and of course the name totally hooked me and the 2 rockabilly gorgeous girls baking in a kitchen in their retro 50's gear totally pulled me out of the water.  I started reading the reviews and they were fabulous I felt like the weding gods kicked me a break! SWEET!  The cupcakes were amazing and raved about by everyone at the wedding.   The biggest issue is they are an internet venture located in vegas so how do i pay them!? They first just asked for payment the day of but crap that was the last thing i wanted to deal with then i mentioned SQUARE and low and behold they had one! so we just did it all by credit card over the phone.  With cupcake flavors like mimosa, red \"wine\" veleve, cherry dr pepper, jack and coke, and carmel apple how the hell could you go wrong.  They came and set up everything, i'm only sad we never got to meet them in person.  The hubby wants to see if they will ship us a couple of dozen so he can chow down.  I'm going to ask if we can have them sent to cali for sure! we are willing to pay the shipping they were so bomb.\n\nI highly recommend this business for all you cupcake needs, they will make what ever you want happen (within reason of course).


excellent experience. the food is priced well, especially for vegas. friendly and speedy servers. i recommend this restaurant to anyone not looking to spend too much money while in las vegas


Beware they do not sanitize their tools.  After they are done they put the tools back in the bag and \"seal\" it again so when the next customer comes in they think the tools are clean and unused.  Never coming back here again!


Let me preface this by saying that I have lived in Philly and good burger bars are a dime a dozen there so I probably have higher standards than most.  I give Burgatory an A for effort in that they definitely have some interesting choices with how to create a burger and their burgers are pretty good.  However, beers are overpriced and the wait is usually pretty long unless you can get there around 5-530 for dinner.  Plus it is in a strange location in a shopping center tucked back in a walkway area and it is a pain to get to if you are coming from town.  BRGR is very similar if you are in town and looking for a chic burger bar.


Ok, I came back here with my date and tried a real dinner. The food was still good. I had the turkey rueben with pretty good quality turkey, melted provolone and a good layer of cole slaw on the bottom. The sandwich held together nicely and the regular tater tots were as good as those things can be. So, why am I deducting a star, well it's because of the owner. He seems to call everybody \"buddy\". It is fairly annoying to me to be called buddy by someone who is seating me and doesn't know me at all. I realize there is a number of ways to refer to someone and this a casual place, but buddy is not one of them. All you should do is say, \"how many for dinner?\" He even tried to clean the plates off the table by saying, \"you finished with that buddy\" and also \"sure I can turn the game on for you buddy. After awhile it was pretty comical. Maybe a drinking game can be invented with this guy - ya know, take a chug when he invokes the \"buddy\" line, but don't drive home cause you will get drunk with that game.\n  Oh yeah, cool board games also, but our waitress was sitting at the table in front of us and hanging out at that table in-between serving our food. A bit bizzarre in Arcadialand.


MUCH nicer since the renovation! The only thing I don't love is that there are rarely baskets near the entrance, and it's weird how you have to go through the whole produce area to get to the rest of the store!\n\nCheckers are usually friendly here, and good selection and variety.


We were in town for a couple of days and looking for a bite on Saturday night.  After we checked online and saw no available reservations, we called and they told us that since it was a huge tourist weekend (the last of spring training), they were holding most of their tables for walk-ins.\n\nSo we headed down and were quoted a wait of 15-20 minutes.  Off to the bar!  The place seemed pretty packed and buzzing.  A couple of local brews later, our table on the patio (as requested) was ready.\n\nService was perfectly friendly and helpful.  We shared a plate of ham, mustard and bread to start.  I had the sloppy joe, my boyfriend had the pastrami sandwich.  Food was solid, but short of phenomenal.  It's a fairly curated menu considering the size of the place.  You know where you see 6-7 options that sound just okay but nothing that sounds like \"OH MY GOD I HAVE TO EAT THIS NOW\"?  That was pretty much my feeling towards their offerings - hence the sloppy joe.  \n\nOnly hitch was that I ordered a glass of wine and wound up getting charged for a bottle - a fact I didn't catch until I reviewed the receipt the next day.  But I gave them a call today and the management happily agreed to refund the difference.  (Thanks guys!)  I was happy with their selection of wines by the glass - they seem to make a point of serving some of the less available varietals.  \n\nWe don't come to Phoenix much, so I'm not sure we'll be back.  But if you're staying downtown or attending something at the US Airways Center, this is a good option for an easy bite.


Atmosphere is great as restraunts is modern and has a nice open environment.  Food was good, nothing extremely special though in the food department as I felt it was normal. My husband and I both got the pizza and although it was good it was nothing to write home about.


We came away disappointed. The course is on a hill so the ball is constantly rolling into the edge. There also aren't very many obstacles. Needs a lot of work. The people that worked there were very friendly though.


Great place for Italian food. Very family friendly. Mellow atmosphere with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Never had a bad meal. My favorite is Sirloin Marsala and you can choose any pasta they have to go with it at no charge. Recommend to anyone who enjoys quality Italian for a good price.


Local shop with a great selection and very helpful. \n\nGot to support the locals!


Wow!!! Seriously, drop whatever your doing now and run to Greco Fresh Grille. The menu is simple; greek salads, pitas , gyros, kabobs, veggie options. I am on a bit of a health kick, so I asked if they could serve one chicken kabob with a side of grilled veggies(not on the menu). The cashier was more than accommodating,  and said it wouldn't be a problem. A few minutes later, she brought out my food.  First i took a bite of the grilled veggies They were flavorful, and not too salty. Next came the AMAZING chicken kabob. With out a doubt,  the best I've ever had, and that's coming for a girl who loves Greek food. It was tender, juicy, and seasoned to perfection with herbs/spices from the heavens.  I scarfed it down in 5 minutes! To top it all off, the owner and his staff were friendly & make you feel right at home. I will definitely be a regular at this place. It's a ten: great prices, fresh ingredients, and awesome service. I'm thrilled that I found this gem in South Charlotte! :)


I got my minx lashes done Tuesday night and they are amazing !!!!! Just amazing !!!! Mingi did my lashes such a cutie pie :) I truly enjoyed my first experience with minx lashes. Mingi answered all of my questions ; which I had a lot lol . My eyes look so good and these lashes definitely make them pop. Thank you so much Mingi for my new glam eyes!!!! I can't stop looking at them hee hee :) I am most definitely coming back again and again for the minx lashes . \nGot so many compliments on how natural they look. \n\nThank you ;\nTee Insix


The food was fresh, and tasted great.  However, for almost $50, I received a piece of fish less than 3 ounces.  The dish had no side, literally nothing else on the plate excpet garnish.  We skipped desert and got a yogurt next door for $6.  Dont waste your time here.


Le concept est inspir\u00e9 d'un concept existant aux USA: une boutique d'huiles d'olives et de vinaigres en vrac. \n\nSur les \u00e9tag\u00e8res qui remplissent la pi\u00e8ce, des barils de produits sont dispos\u00e9s: des huiles d'olives class\u00e9es par pays, des huiles d'olives infus\u00e9es de diverses saveurs et il en va de m\u00eame pour les vinaigres balsamiques vieillis et les vinaigres balsamiques blancs. \n\nLes vinaigres sont disponibles en 2 formats et les huiles en 3. L'endroit offre \u00e9galement un \"paquet de d\u00e9gustation\" qui offre 6 petites bouteilles pour 24.95$. \u00c7a peut \u00eatre des huiles, des vinaigres ou un m\u00e9lange des deux selon ce qui vous a plu dans la boutique.\n\nDes produits fins italiens sont \u00e9galement disponibles: des p\u00e2tes de toutes formes et autres merveilles. Il y a aussi des contenants pour les huiles, des r\u00e2pes \u00e0 parmesan, etc. Bref, il y a dans cette petite boutique tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour vous faire un bon souper italien. \n\nLe personnel est disponible pour r\u00e9pondre \u00e0 toutes vos questions et pour vous guider dans vos choix. La propri\u00e9taire a accept\u00e9 que je prennes des photos de l'endroit pour mon blog gourmand (la boufferie) sans probl\u00e8mes. \n\nDe retour chez moi depuis 5 heures et j'ai d\u00e9j\u00e0 commenc\u00e9 \u00e0 utiliser mon paquet d\u00e9gustation! Miam!


I have been going to this deli for the last 4 years and let me tell you, its probably my favorite place to go for breakfast.  The food is always delicious, and I feel the staff is very friendly.  It always a good start to your day when you come in, and the staff already knows what you want.  Everyone is super friendly, and will also get to know you.  Overall, a wonderful place to eat.  I highly recommend!


I love this neighborhood spot! Great place for a lunch for one or to pick up a bite to go. Fresh ingredients, friendly service, dope music and a killer wine/beer selection. Rad music selection and comfy seating for a small amount of people makes it hard to leave. Eat the Charlie Tuna Melt - it's a fave!


Went with the children on a recent class trip. Nice time to go, tickets were cheaper with the group. Kids enjoyed seeing all the animals and had a great time. Be prepared to walk, lots of shady areas. Wish there had been more shady areas to eat. It was a hot day and trying to relax and have lunch was difficult. Felt bad for the \"special needs\" children who had to sit in the hot sun. Bring your own food, it saves time, no lines, and is much healthier. $15 parking wow!, I probably would not go back unless it was another group trip Harris Teeter.


The name is as good as the food. You can go in and take out, you can sit down and get served, and if your close enough they will deliver. It a mom and pop Asian food place with all or your favorite taste liker teriyaki and orange chicken! worth a stop and food is always great!


I used to get Jimmy Johns all of the time when I was down at the good ol' UofA, so now that I work on Mill I was excited to try them again!\nI don't know if this location is different, if my taste buds have evolved since I was 19, or if I have to be completely shit faced to eat here, but this place is ewwwwww\nLike others have said, they use way to much mayo. WAY TOO MUCH. And no other condiment really... Their subs consist of 90% lettuce/sprouts, 8% mayo and 2% misc(meaning mystery meat, tomatoes, maybe cheese, etc)\nI just don't get why anyone would want to eat here? Unless they're drunk! I would totally eat here drunk, but then again, I'll eat ANYTHING when I'm drunk...


I said I wont come here again, but I am back. Not because I wanted to, but friends wanted to go there for the food. apparently they have good food. I got the grilled eggplant sandwich which had goat cream cheese, tomato jam and seasonal greens on their famous pretzel bun. Ah the pretzel bun is outta this world. (Check the pic) The 3 stars are for the bun, the grilled eggplant sandwich was meh, the sandwich was bland and moist. I believe they can make it better, but hey the pretzel bun is all you need to go there, or NOT. \nI asked the waiter for a Hot toddy, he said he doesnt have it, I asked for a moscow mule, he said he doesnt have it either and no gingery stuff, but he said he will make me something 'similar' with whiskey rye and he got it out and there was practically less than a quarter in whiskey glass and charged me $8 for it and it tasted nothing like anything he said, just saying! \n\nguess I am coming back for the pretzel bun.


So somewhere in the center of the corporate bagel universe the baker demigods got together and decided that some bagel chains would be better priced for bagels with just a basic spread- like cream cheese or peanut butter, while others would get the price break for bagels with, aka the breakfast sandwich.  Why else would a some bagel shops charge $1.50 for the bagel with spread, while the others go for $2.00 plus?  And still others charge $4.00 for a bagel with egg and cheese, while other do it for $2.00?\n\nBrueggers, as a chain, was blessed with the breakfast sandwich advantage, and they do it well.  Not only can you get an egg o'bagel for under $3.00, but you can also add spinach, mushrooms, and other fresh veggies to it for just a few shekels more.  This is not possible at your other corporate bagel stops.  If a bagel with a spread won't do, Bruegger's is a better bet.  \n\nAdd to that the fact that this store is just a doorway away from a Carribou's Coffee and this is breakfast made in heaven.  Sadly, though, I am not alone in this assessment as both sides can be quite full on weekend mornings.  This even holds true for the outside patio tables during warmer weather, where people watching is at a premium.  Sadly this can making parking a challenge too, though CMC's lot next door has helped out.\n\nThe other challenge is, as mentioned by others, cleanliness of the place.  Staff are apparently too busy serving new customers and ringing them up, as late mornings look something like a post-locust plague landscape in terms of trash and spills left along table tops.  A little gross, but easy to fix.\n\nWeekday mornings can be just as tricky with parking, but folks are so much sitting around and drinking in the morning.  Great deal on a baker's dozen bagels on Wednesdays, which always makes you popular back in the office.


Very good sushi! I think I have found a sushi place to frequent regularly now! Everything was very fresh and creative. It seems if you like spicy sushi, this may be a place for you, but don't worry it's not all spicy, they just have some great things to try that are spicy. The sushi chef at the bar was friendly too! This place is in walking distance of my place so I am definitely going to try their 5-7pm happy hour soon. It is located right on lakeside property so you can also have a romantic dinner outside overlooking the lake, but probably want to save that for this fall :)


Neat vibe, lots of seating and really good lattes. The $4 guacamole with nachos is a good deal. Vegan.


Went here for lunch, based on various reviews of the place. My waiter/waitress seemed distracted. The place is small, but well kept, and seemed very busy. There's some outdoor seating, with coverings to provide shade from the Arizona sun. \n\nI sat outside and ordered the beef pho. The chicken pho that arrived a bit later was a generous portion of pho, with very large chunks of chicken. I thought about sending it back, but decided chicken would be a nice change of pace. The broth was OK. Not super, but decent. There was some chopped scallions in it, and a generous portion of noodles, which were slightly overdone.\n\nI added some fresh basil and bean sprouts (both provided as usual on the side), and also added a dollop of both the dark and light red chili paste, and several of Sriracha, which they don't serve in the bottle, but in one of the same style dish as the chili paste. But even with all that, it wasn't at all spicy. Got a little warm, but then I was sitting out in Arizona on a 95+ degree F afternoon.\n\nNot the best pho experience, but OK.


I had great service when I went in to buy paint for my house. The employee working the paint section helped me out a lot. I have never really bought paint for a house before so I needed a little guidance. She helped me get the right type and mixed it for me. I had all my questions answered and was out of there pretty quickly. I had great service and was happy with the price I paid.


GREAT SUCCESS! J and I made it to Luv-It right before they closed. Well, technically they were closed (the closed sign was already in the window) but the girls were nice enough to accommodate my request. They had run out of all the interesting flavors and only had vanilla left, but I wasn't going to complain.\n\nThe texture of the custard was very thick and creamy. More dense than ice cream and not as soft as gelato, it was quite delicious. I wish they had had some of their other flavors available, but I was still happy with what I got. If I ever have a car out in Vegas, I'll make it a point to stop by again.


So nice to see the new I-Hop location at Cotswald and I had the opportunity to visit last weekend with two other adults a newborn and 6 year old.  The waitress was super sweet.  Our order and meal went well and the food was tastey.  However I waited forever for my check.  I asked another server to let my waitress know I needed my check  but saw she had been seated a second table.  So I waited.  Then I got up and went to the kitchen door.  The other waiter came thru and said do you want to start tomorrow jokingly :) and then said she didn't come over yet??? and I said no.  So I go back to my table.  I then see the waitress at the computer assuming maybe she is preparing my check.  Wait. wait. wait.  Others at the table are getting annoyed too.  So I take my two pancakes on a plate up to the waitress.  I said I would like a box and my check please.  She is lost in a fog.  I said please get me a box and my check.  Again lost in fog.  I hand the plate to her and said I will meet you up front at the register.  I tipped her too and I really don't know why.  Should it take 2 hours to eat in an empty restuarant?   What I really meant to say was are you supposed to wait for an hour after you eat to get the check??


The pizza was good but their lasagna should be changed to vegetables with cheese on top.


A group of my coworkers and I go here every other week for lunch. FYI the blackberry lemonade is to diiiiie for- I order it every time we go. They have delicious healthy options to eat as well! Something for everyone


I played Camelback - Indian Bend Course, today and had a very pleasant time.  It is a flat, easy course with very little elevation change.  A golfer need not be able to hit the ball long, as there are no  holes that require a carry.  They had over seeded the course several weeks before, so it would be hard to tell what condition the fairways would be when grown in.  However, the greens were perfect, although fairly hard.  It is a well maintained course, and the facilities are befitting a resort course.\n\nThis was a practice round for me, as I just wanted to try the course during the low rate season.  I played two and sometimes three balls, as there was no one behind me, and a foursome in front.  So it was quite an enjoyable morning,  and I would recommend this course, especially in the summer season - since there are numerous trees to sit under, and it isn't very crowded.\n\nI wish I had the option to give it 3.5 stars - I liked it better than the Orange Tree Resort, as it was maintained better, and didn't seem as old.  More importantly, the greens were much better that Orange Tree's, and the facilities were much, much better.  But Orange Tree's course was a little more challenging, had more doglegs, and more water hazards that came into play.


Decent club. A group of 6 of us came here over the Thanksgiving weekend after an awesome dinner at Yellowtail (also in Bellagio). We weren't on the list or anything, but there wasn't really any sort of line, so our group's resident MLife club member went up and asked the bouncer to get us all in, which he did, for no cover. \n\nThe actual club is pretty small - definitely no XS or Marquee. But there were enough people that we had fun on the dance floor and still had enough room for our group of 6 to circle up and have fun, drink, and dance. It was actually a nice change to have enough room to move around (and not be packed in like sardines) - not a place I usually find myself in Vegas. \n\nThe one thing I loved about this place was the view over the water. Even though it was past midnight so no water show, it was still beautiful and unique. The whole back wall opened up out over the water. \n\nAt one point a girlfriend and I were dancing by ourselves on the dance floor and apparently I was really into it because one of the bouncer guys tried to drag me up on top of the booth to dance in a more visible spot. Thankfully I kept my dignity and refrained (with no help from my friend!) but definitely had a good laugh about it and had a ton of fun dancing over all. \n\nWould I go back? Maybe. It's not on my hot list, but if the situation is right (like this past weekend - no lines, last minute decision type thing) I'd be dancing at Hyde again.


I didn't think it was very good. We got the chicken fried rice, paper wrapped chicken, shrimp pad thai & sesame chicken - none of which was really good. The fried rice was horrible. I don't know why this place is so busy.


Rode over on our Harley with some friends. We enjoyed a great tasting lunch and a couple brews. Seems be out in the middle of no where... but we like these kind of places. Bet the place is jumping on the weekends, have to make it back some Saturday evening.


If you got hair color problems this is the place to go and Betsey is the person to go to. This is the 3rd time in many years that I have gone to her to fix a bad color. I tracked her down from the other (not out of business, William Jon salon on the square). This time she cut my hair and did a wonderful job. She never makes me feel bad for what I did and she is willing to work with us who can't afford regular salon coloring visits and attempt to do it ourselves. She has been in the business 50 years and she knows her chemistry. I hear she is great with African American hair as well. Check her out.


It always nice to be one of the firsts to see a new restaurant, nightclub, bar, etc.  Especially because the service is typically great, everything is shiny & new.  And the enthusiasm of many familiar faces is felt from the moment you walk in.   RnR Scottsdale's opening night was no different than previously stated.  \n\nThere was a much smaller food menu available, but they are Ready-N-Rolling (Rock-n-Roll, Rest-N-Relaxation, pick one or make up your own definition).  I had the new IPA by New Belgium (Fat Tire), Ranger.  Clean, smooth, not too hoppy.  The setting is comfortable and warm (heating on both upper and lower patios), TV's galore, great location on Scottsdale Road near RA and the Billet Bar.\n\nThere are a number of great names associated with this new endeavor and it shows.  They created a great vibe that will undoubtedly be the next contender for \"The Place\" to be.  Beginning this Saturday morning, they will roll out breakfast for the first time.  The menu, hours of operation and location make this a home-run in my book.  (had to throw that in for all the spring training fans that will be in the area.)


A visit to this Apple Store will help you. Quickly, efficiently and in a pleasant manner. Like other Apple retail stores the design is pleasant. The employees here are what really make the visit welcoming.\n\nI'm a repeat customer. \nI don't really know why I try to shop anywhere else for tech stuff. Other than being lazy and marginally closer to other stores.\n\nToday, for example I was in pursuit of a thing-a-ma-gig to hold my iPhone. Someone had given me a product name. And of course I had instantly forgotten it and neglected to jot the intel down in my iPhone. \n\n(I used a pen. ON PAPER.)\n\nWhile visited a mega-store I explained my product needs: Something to hold my smartphone while I took photos. I needed the function of a tripod without the bulk. The portability to carry something small and for this item to be pliable. (For it to wrap around fence posts and trees. Taking selfies is darn hard. You have no idea.)\n\nLost and confused with a failed interaction at that nameless giant store I rang this Apple. One voice input into their system and I was speaking to a rep. ONE. Same story shared there. I thought I had a product name. They found two options for me - in stock - started to explain the difference when I said, \"Hang on. I'm coming!\"\n\nZipped over. Walked in and was immediately grabbed by a friendly employee. \"Yes, thank you. I'm looking at these items. I already made a choice. But.....I have a random other need.\"\n\nThe dude - and I feel awful writing this review - I never have time to grab names here - found another dude. BAM. Super dude explained some available options.\n\nWhere will I be coming to spend more time? (And likely my money?)\n\nThis Apple store.\n\nCustomer service matters. They've got it down.


My stylist Traci did a great job! I did a cut style and deep conditioning. She knew a lot about hair and the cut was great. She did exactly what I wanted! The smallest trim possible, I'm trying to grow my hair out and she made it look super healthy, she fixed my bangs, and did some damage control from a few of my previous cuts! Thanks I'll be back :)


Ever since I got my lash extensions done from you Julie, I have more time to do other things than putting mascara in the mornings. You make me look brighter and prettier and yes I do tell others the lashes are mine :) Love all you have offered and will be back for more.


I have no complaints here.  European-style shop for gourmet coffee and tea.  You can buy fresh-brewed coffee or beans and loose leaf tea in bulk starting with a 1/4 pound and up.  Besides that, the shop is crammed with coffee and tea supplies, candies, and chocolates.  Good prices.  Friendly, knowledgeable staff.\n\nI usually buy coffee, but the last time I went in for green tea and wanted to try something new.  The man who waited on me didn't know a whole lot about tea, so he did something amazing:  he found someone else who did!\n\nTip: Go on Thursday afternoons when Market Square has their farmer's market and pick up some fresh produce and pierogies, too.


I went to Dozo because of the descriptions left on Yelp and I was not disapointed.  We passed two other Japanese places on the way and when I pulled up and saw the building facade, I was worried that we had made a mistake.  Then, we walked in and all was perfect.  Good food, good sushi, great service.  We celebrated a B-day and had the time of our lives!


The food was pretty good. The service was pretty good. The problem was that it didn't really fit the Bellagio feel, it was like a straight up diner (not a cafe) in a fancy hotel.\n\nExpect a diner, not a cafe.


Not impressed. Tried them for the first time ordering takeout. Quick delivery, but the pizza and garlic knots were not cooked completely. Raw dough was not very appetizing.  I called the manager to let them know, he offered to give me credit, but a better solution would have been to cook another pizza and deliver it again.  Not sure if we'll order from them again.


This is by far one the of best local eateries I have been to. The service and food are always top notch and the place is always clean.


Good place to watch the game tonight, it's Monday night football!  Food was yummy, portions were good as well. Good drink specials, and the free blueberry Bacardi sample was yummy too. Ride a mechanical bull if you want :) I had the cheeseburger with potato salad, tasty.


You get what you pay for kids. My friends and I booked a room here for CHEAP (for 5 days we only spent $300) and we weren't expecting much. They don't have free internet, the casino has a crap ventilation system so even though I was smoking (it goes well with my alcohol) even I was sick of always reeking like an ashtray. The smoking floors stink like it as well and none of the windows open for fresh air, which is disappointing. \n\nThe food options are limited, it's at the north end of the strip away from everything, and the garbage on the street reminds you that the surrounding neighborhood isn't that great. \n\nOur first night some drunken idiots next door came back to their room and made one hell of a racket. The hotel handled them quickly and we didn't really have any problem with them after that. I will say that I felt like one of the more uppity individuals on our floor. There were several drunken fights between couples and one even had their kid in the room (all class baby) that we had to contend with. \n\nFor what we paid I didn't expect much, however, the next time I visit I'll spend more to be in the middle of the strip and away from the toothless wonders I was surround by here.


Best Chicken Pho in town! No joke! Oh and their steak and rice dish is to absolutely die for. The seasoning is perfection. (Drool!) I need to try their Vietnamese Iced Coffee if they have it. Then my heart will be sold forever. Love this place!


We went around 11 pm on a weekend. We were seated quickly, had our beverage orders taken (1 coffee, 1 beer) and were ID'd for the beer we ordered, then recieved only the coffee. Turns out the busser couldn't serve beer or something despite being of age. When our server made his way over, we had to reorder the beer and show ID again. \n\nAfter placing our orders, we quickly recieved the soup; a thick, processed-ham flavoured ordeal that had probably been simmering since early that day as it had thickened into a mud-like consistency. \n\nThen we waited. And waited. We watched several tables finish. Our waiter ran about doing his rounds until we had to flag him down to ask for another beer. After about twenty, thirty minutes our food arrived. We had ordered chicken 'tenders' (whatever that means) as an appetizer but they came out with the entrees. The boy had a steak while I had the cobb salad. His steak was flavorless and tasted like poor quality meat cooked without any love. He ate several bites and sent it back. The tenders were moist but on par with frozen grocery store offerings. The salad was the alone stand out as it was a MASSIVE bowl full of salad. I usually feel silly ordering a salad out when I can make one exactly to my likings for about the same amount of dough, but this thing was big enough to split between 3 people easily and be satisfied. \n\nOur server was a lot more expedient and attentive after the steak was sent back, and the hostess came by to inquire as to what was wrong. She seemed genuinely concerned that we enjoy our meal and told us how to avoid being re-carded for beer (go to the security cage, prove your age and get a wrist band) so the star is for her.\n\nIt's cheap food and if you're staying there it's a nice late night option if you're not in the mood for Sbarro. We'll probably be headed to Ellis island next time, though, as the environment is a bit nicer and the beer is cheap, generously served and the food is about the same if not a little better.


Jennifer Lynn has been my hair dresser and my kids hair dresser for years now.  She is very talented with cutting and coloring and always gives my whole family a great new do.. The salon is in a great location at Kierland also...


The food is okay. The rice is really weird.


Service was adequate, coffee was better than average, the line was short, and the price was better than Starbucks (so was the coffee.)


I had never ever sent back a boba drink until last Tuesday night 7/10/12.  The boba was as hard as a rock and even the mini ones were too.  Had no one complained that day?  Why were they still open?  I can't believe they were ok with serving this crap.  Their excuse was that they had boiled it that morning..umm..like every other boba joint.  Money back!  Obviously it can't always be like this but this is the first and last time there for me.  2 words: FRESH CUP


Highly recommend Caroline for eyebrow waxing. Nice touch, great attitude, & funny!\n\n(Highly recommend not being Indian if you want to avoid eyebrow waxing.)


Best oyster shooters!  Get the lobster bisque!\nService and view were amazing!\nWaiter went out of his way to retrieve my Rewards Card!  Complimentary champagne since we were celebrating two birthdays!  We had a great time and a lovely meal!


Great for a dive bar.  Plus they have .99 cheese burgers during NFL Games.  Dark and Dingy like a good diver bar should be.  Always a great place to stop off at the end of the night.  Typical bar food.  \n\nThe big negative...NO DRAFT BEER.


A smooth club promoter named Emmanuel approached us in the mall and dangled free champagne before us.\n\nNow...\n\nI am a champagne lush. I don't like much else... unless it involves fruit, ice, and well...a sophisticated combination of Baileys, Guinness, and Jamison - but I am all over...yes all over - anything having to do with champagne.\n\nSo after watching the incredible Le Reve - we made our way over to Blush, with our VIP bands, to get our bubbly on.\n\nI have to admit that I didn't have high expectations for the space, so Blush exceeded any and all pre-conceived notions I had. There was plenty of room to move, good music, the bartenders and cocktail waitresses were friendly (and hot...), the space itself was glamorous and sophisticated, and as soon as we found ourselves in the picturesque and daintily lit outside patio area, some nice folks smiled at us and quickly made room on their table.\n\nIt was our first night in Las Vegas, and with our fake eyelashes batting, our brown skin hues pressed up the white chairs, and our bubbling champagne in hand - we couldn't help but bask in the sexy outdoor glow of the night. \n\nFor any girls looking for a low-key way to start the night, I couldn't recommend Blush more. Unfortunately for guys, they do charge a 30 dollar cover, which Blush, though chic and beautiful - is not worth.\n\nAlso, while you won't have to fight your way through a glazed eyed crowd, one could even remark and find fault with how mellow the crowd is/was. \n\nWhen we were there, people were evidently interested in conversing and mingling. Very few people, in fact no people were dancing, despite the quality music flowing through the lovely space. \n\nI personally loved the low-key vibe of Blush, but if you're looking for your destination Vegas night spot  full of of table top-dance moves - Blush may be too timid for your liking.


Food first and sports second, it's what they say, it's how they do! Recent trip to 602 meant yelping out Lindsey F at her college sports themed Elite Event. Party was perfect and dinner after was divine. We started with sweet potato tots. Yeah, you read that right. SWEET. POTATO. TOTS! They were tasty! I was really tired and can't remember if they're served with a dip-able, don't think they are. Gabi M and I shared the salmon which was tasty! They were kind enough to split it up in the back, placing both our pieces atop a jasmine rice. Could have used some more veg (the asparagus it was served with was minimal) but the dish had great flavor and apparently it's a pretty popular pescado in Arcadia. You know me, I'm not one to turn down dessert and make everyone else eat it after a take a bite, so our group shared the equivalent of Oregano's pazookie. But bigger, and less \"done.\" Mmmmm. \n\nKnow Before You Go: Great for kids! They have a little game area that keeps the little ones occupied. Smart idea for parents looking to get out, watch a game and eat good food!


This isn't the greatest costco I have ever been too. I have a few issues with it. The parking can get pretty bad but that is most costcos so I just go with it. \n\nI love costco because of their samples. That is my favorite part and the marketing usually works well on me. I almost always end up buying something I sampled. This costco just has the worst samples I have experienced. The sample service is so slow. They always run out of samples right away and then they start making the next batch. This process is not effiecnt and frustrating. Yes, I know what you are thinking- They are free, why am I complaining? Its because samples are a big part of my costco experience. I have been to other costcos where there samples are running like a well oiled machine and they are passing them out left and right.\n\nAnother problem I have is the car wash. It does a great job washing the outside of my car, but there is nothing to do with my inside. I need vacuums! What car wash does not provide vacuums? \n\nI do enjoy getting beer and wine there. I love the large costco size vodkas and what not. I also recently found out about their discount restaurant cards which are nice. \n\nSo basically, I will continue to go but will scowl when the wait between samples is 10 minutes. Feeed me costco!


It was Christmas Day 2013, and my family was visiting my wifes sister who lives in the neighborhood behind the Triple R Child Care located at 1442 Chandler. We had noticed a playground behind the facility. There were no private property signs or no trespassing signs, so we figured it would be alright to let my 2 yr old and 9 yr old play a little. We had been there approximately 30 minutes when a burgundy colored Cadillac showed up with AZ plates with TRCC on them. A lady got out and rushed us, screaming \"what do you think you're doing? \", we replied\" playing basketball\", she began screaming that she was going to call the cops and told us that we should go \"back across the river with all the other dirty Mexicans\", I put my 2 yr old in his car seat and she put it in reverse almost running over my father in law and tried to block my car and my brother in laws car in. We maneuvered around and she began chasing us, I had to run a red light to escape her, putting my children in danger because she was a maniac. I looped back to my sister in laws house and about 15 minutes later she came up the street, taking pictures of us, I told her I felt sorry for the children that go to her child care and that she is a mean nasty person. She started berating me with racial insults and told me to swim back across the river, and that all I us dirty Mexicans are the same. I am from Ohio. I would never let my child go there, I'm sure her racial views are prevalent throughout her business practices. My family and my sister in law, will tell all her friends about the Triple R Child care owners racial ideas, and if I were you, there's no way I would drop off my child there!!


One star for the amazing view and another for honoring my reservation request of a table right by the window in front of the Fremont Street Experience.  I would add another for the great company I was with but that wouldn't really be a review or a reflection of the restaurant :p\n\nThe whole experience was rather \"meh.\"  Our server was slow and I did not appreciate his upselling.  As for the food, I've had better steak, bread, and sides at just about every other steakhouse I've been to.  We each ordered filet mignon and shared our sides - creamed spinach, corn brulee, and garlic potato wedges.  Our complimentary bread was an onion bread which I personally wasn't too crazy about.  I liked the garlic potato wedges the best which basically just tasted like a cut-up baked potato.  Btw they ran out of the prime rib over an hour before closing which one of my dining companions was set on ordering so that was rather disappointing.  The cherry on top had to be the loud drunk guys at the table next to us making some sort of comments about Asian people.  How's that for ambience? :/\n\nIf anything come for the view but know that you can get better food and service elsewhere.


The Kings of Torta I say!! The Torta Mexicana is what you want. Thinly cut steak with grilled onions, avocado and big fat Jalapeno right in the middle! The neighbor hood isn't that great after 5pm. I look Mexican so I blend in well like a chameleon. But it isn't until I try to order that my cover is blown and they figure out that I only speak English and Californian - however it does relax the nervous white folk standing around waiting for their take out!!  =))\n\nP.s. Parking lot sucks and isn't well lit but fight your way in! - You'll be glad you did.


Stopped on the way to Payson.\n\nI was hoping for a good traditional down-home breakfast. What I got was denny's quality


Growing up in Madison, I have heard about this place for years.  It is with that and Restaurant Week that my girlfriend and I ventured out there last night.\n\nThe environment was great, nice and cozy with a higher class feel. Great lighting and seating arrangement.\n\nThe service was good, nothing bad, but nothing spectacular.\n\nHowever, the point of this was for the food. Sadly, that did not live up to the hype, not even marginally.\n\nThe bread and oil served as a precursor was incredible. The oil was infused with a nice spice that went great with the warm sourdough.\n\nFor appetizers, we had the Italian Stuffed Mushrooms and the Spinach and Artichoke Dip.  The dip was incredible, hot, gooey, with a crusty yet easily broken up bread. The mushrooms left much more to be desired.  Initially, they tasted like a pizza without a crust, but as I chewed, the pepper became overwhelming.  That was the first one.  After that, I could scarcely taste anything but pepper.\n\nOur entrees were a stuffed steak, what I would refer to as a Steak Parmigiana and Stuffed Shrimp with Spinach Fettuccine. The marinara with the steak was ok, most likely homemade, but the steak was overcooked to the point of being tough. And overall the dish was rather bland, even with the sauce and cheese.  The shrimp dish was no better.  The shrimp itself was good, but the stuffing and the white sauce both had little to no flavor. What little flavor that they did have was from the pasta and the shrimp.  The pasta itself was very good, as long as it was sauce free.  It had a great texture, was cooked perfectly, and made me think it was made in-house.  I did not eat most of this dish, which is nearly unheard for me.\n\nThen we had our desserts, a hazelnut gelato with a cream center and a chocolate cannoli.  Both were good, but nothing to rave about.  The cannoli's filling was very rich and it almost made itself less appealing the more I ate.  I'm a chocolate fiend and have had varieties from many countries, so this was new to me.  The cream center of the gelato was a great addition, but was offset a bit by the overabundance of cocoa on the outside.  Again, neither was bad, but they fell short of memorable.\n\nThis meal was mostly bland really.  Short of a couple highlights, it was simply a below average meal.  The one thing that I'd never think of Italian cuisine is bland. Even if you're not a fan of the flavors, they are always there and always intense.  That's part of the draw.  For Porta Bella, it's character-lacking food has persuaded me to look elsewhere.


Fresh food, great selection, For less than $10.00 a person. hard to beat.


Damn, just... damn...\n\nGreat, great deep dish pizza. Comparable to Chicago pizzas (well, maybe better because is cheaper).\n\nThe waiting is long, but give them a credit cause its said on the menu (45min minimum waiting). Well, if you go with friends, just order some pitcher and wait for it having a nice conversation.\n\nI've been here twice, and just loved.. the price is a bit out of the average cirty range, but its worth it.\n\nI would add that the price difference between the Original Sicilian Pan and the Suer Stuffed Pizza is not worth it. The super stuffed only comes with and extra layer of crust above the pizza. You get more by ordering a original sicilian with more toppings.


this place is amazing. if you are vegan, GET HERE. the donuts taste better than i remember. the glazed are obviously the best, but any of them will do. top two rows are vegan. if you are in las vegas DO NOT SKIP THIS PLACE!


I came here for my 18th birthday with a few friends. They have a happy hour from 2-6 PM Monday-Friday (unfortunately, we came at 7.) I had the grilled chicken sandwich, and the chicken was kind of pink, but it took about 45 minutes to get and I was hungry so I didn't send it back. We also shared a frozen hot chocolate, which had potential, but I was literally chewing on ice the whole time. The service was pretty slow and it's a little pricier than Cheesecake Factory, but not by much. I'll give it another try soon and hope it's better!


This Applebee's have been coming to for a long time they took down all the musculature old photos and we painted the walls and put in more traditional decorations and redid that entire bar so it's all nice and neat, They have some new items on the The menu the even have a lot weight watchers menu which is pretty yummy, I ordered that Napa chicken mushrooms I didn't find any mushrooms but three of them in the photo shows lots of mushrooms so I'm not given any more stars than three the manager did come over and asked my input I told him that the stuff on the menu should look exactly looks like it when it comes to the table I was or better, when I got my mail to the table is no longer look appetizing, The chicken was very juicy and delicious the vegetables I say Wilcor time and try and plan other than that I will probably continue going there but they are other Applebee's in town I'll try those and see if it improves at a different location, Or if  remains the same.


I had lunch here, having the Stuffed Pork Arista with a side of Grilled Eggplant and a pastry stuffed with spinach. The pork was good but a bit dry, I would not order it again. The eggplant was amazing, and the pastry was good as well. I have posted pic's of this meal. I had gelato after the meal, which was awesome as well. I would definitely go back, but I would order something else from the menu. It would be nice to go here in the evening and sit outdoors with an appetizer & bottle of wine.


Over priced!  But then again it is the Las Vegas strip!! Cool atmosphere, typical food.


Horrible atmosphere, waiters left dirty dishes on one of the three islands/pantry in the middle of the restaurant. (Which is weird enough....that you can see opened very cans of soda and cut up lime and lemons that have been sitting out for who knows how long). Horrible service. Horrible attitude waiters. Would never go back. I am surprised that this chain has not been shut down.


We headed here on Saturday night.  I like the concept and the food sounded tasty.  I was also excited based on the reviews.  Unfortunately, the food for our large group trickled out  slowly, and it was only mediocre.  The server was kind, but overall not a good experience.


Just don't bother.  Sub par food, slow service, and over priced.  Go to Einstein's of you want a decent bagel that isn't dry and bland.   Even after the request to toast my bagel it was still cold.  You also have to spend your own cream cheese.


I was SO SO SO excited that Istanbul Grill found a new home! It was heartbreaking when they were kicked out of their old space. But this felt like an adventure. If you don't work at the Steel Building, or you aren't familiar with the underbelly of the building like me, you might be completely lost. Especially if the security guard hasn't even heard of the business!\n\nWhen finally found, it was pure joy! Although it doesn't look like they have quite the room or set-up they used to, I will admit it looks a little cleaner (which is a good thing). I was pumped to get my normal chicken salad with beets, white sauce and two grape leaves, all for $10 bucks! And the massive amount they give you, my lord, you could eat for two days!\n\nNow, while it was still delicious, one thing I noticed was that my chicken had to be bottom of the barrel chicken. A lot of it was overcooked and too hard to even eat. Bummer. Why would I go back? Because I know it's still awesome and I'm crossing my fingers this was an \"off\" day. That's how much I love this place! Five star experience hopefully next time...


I've only just now read the reviews here for the Marquee. I wish I had read them before I went to try to see a show there, and I might have saved myself time. I arrived an hour early because I could find no detailed information about the venue or the specific show online. The security was way over the top - after being patted down and having every pocket of my purse inspected with a flashlight, I expected to enter into an awesome venue. But there wasn't much awesome about the experience. There were two opening acts, and it took well over 30 minutes between sets for them to set up and go on. I don't know if it was the people at Marquee who were having issues getting things moving along, but the opening \"guests\" were hardly worth listening to, and any energy in the crowd had plenty of time to die down between sets. As the small crowd waited for an actual show, they were able to purchase $7 beers ($6 for a budlight) at the bar, or sit outside on the patio and smoke. Inside, the music pumped through the speakers bounced painfully from dusty cement walls to dirty cement floors and into my ears. No wonder I woke up with a headache.


Should be spelled \"ILL\" Mulino.  What have you done?\n\nThis was a tremendous disappointment!  Il Mulino in NYC is in my top 5 favorite places in the world.  This Vegas impostor had 1 thing in common with it's NYC location.  Very high prices.\n\nI should have known when I was able to get a last minute reservation for 6 on a Sat night.  The food was probably better then average but I held them to a higher standard.  Do not think this is what the downtown NY restaurant is like.  I would call this brand dilution and I hope they are making plenty of money because they sold their soul to do it.\n\nGo to Rao's instead.  Also not as good as the original but a better representitive the \"ILL\" Mulino's


Stopped in here a bit late, thinking it was going to stay open as other Dave & Busters in california, but was wrong, they close way to early when other venues are still open across the way.\n\nThis Dave & Busters is a bit smaller then the other locations, but still does the job, i did not taste their food, i am sure it is just like any other D&B and the drinks were just as good.\n\nStaff was helpful and polite to my request to have a few rounds before their closing time.\n\nOnly problem i see here is that it closes way to early, stay open longer guys!\n\nGreat Location though.


The food is pretty great diner food.  However, the last time I was here the waitress whistled along to the song \"Pumped up Kicks\".  I now hope it gets struck by a meteorite.


I need to qualify my review with the fact that I did not eat there, that does not mean that l did not try, my experience mirrors that of many others. At 630 on a Thursday night l foung 8 patrons inside,\n2 eating....\n4 at various tables nursing their 3rd refils of self service pop...\n2 lonely souls standing in line at an unoccupied register.\nwhen l querried the people in line as to how long they had been there and how long it had been since they had seen a live employee they replied \"more than 5 minutes\" l put my menu down and drove the 5 minutes to Raul and Teresa's on Litchfield road and had a great meal


OMG huge portions! You definitely should share I ate chicken and waffles which was extremely good my boyfriend ate the famous chicken thing the guy on man vs food ate and the leftovers fed us for 2 days LOL


I'm moving in. The end. This is the most authentic shop (of any variety) that I've seen since I moved to Arizona. It reminds me of the mercados I used to hit up in VA in that it has everything, hookahs to religious art, and of course food. \n\nThe bakery was a mystery to me. I pointed at a few things, have since tried two of them, and I have no idea what they are. But I like them. There is a huge section devoted to turkish delights, as I sadly found out after making my purchases. Great cheeses! Massive quantities of dried fruits, nuts, olives and canned meats. \n\nIf you see me brushing my teeth in aisle 4, please don't mess up my cot in aisle 2. Thanks.


I would love to tell you about all the great things I discovered at this hotel...but THEY CANCELLED MY RESERVATION? WHAT!? WHAT!? That doesn't happen! But it did.\n\nYesterday I made a reservation for two nights: even gave them my credit card info and received confirmation. Today I get a call telling me they \"actually don't have those rooms\" available for two nights. The person I spoke with didn't even apologize or offer to put me on a cancellation list (like other hotels offered). \n\nVery odd, very odd.


Great place for paintball!  They have 4 fields (1 was currently being renovated).  2 paintball and 1 giant speedball field.  Plenty of picnic tables and awnings which was appreciated in the early afternoon as it was starting to get hot.  The owner at the counter is extremely friendly and will try to accommodate you as best as possible.  Just beware that weekends it gets very busy to give them a call first to make sure they have rental equipment available.  \n\nRental equipment was very clean and not smelly.  If you are a girl, they also give you the body armor, which is a very nice touch.  \n\nKeep an eye out for the $30 groupon deals, or if you are a local, it's $30 for half a day with all equipment, plus $15 for 500 balls.


What's your time worth?  Dollar doesn't think its worth much.  It's 11:30pm, over 40 families are editing in line ... With three (3) agents to serve.  It's a gross display of ignorance & arrogance!  I can't ever imagine renting from Dollar EVER!  You shouldn't either.  Lesson learned.


Excellente bouffe, pas trop cher. L\u00e9gumes et herbes de qualit\u00e9s. Portions g\u00e9n\u00e9reuses. Souvent, le restaurant se remplis rapidement apr\u00e8s 17h, alors pr\u00e9voyez le coup. Recommandable!


Finally made it to Tyber Creek for the first time! After all, it's been 2.5 years since I moved to Southend, so what's the rush...ha! Good beer selection with decent bar food in a dark atmosphere with old TV's...enough said.