Message test dinner at MNs suggestion. Cool urban setting.  Forgot I was in Phoenix.  Felt more like Denver or San Diego.  Pizzas and salad were stand outs.


This is my 4th visit at this Hotel. In comparison to the strip hotel, this one is the budget with the great hospitality, very descent rooms and service especially the shuttle service to the strips. I would like to thank the nice lady named Johanna who greeted me and took her time to talk to me and my family as a person.


I have mixed feeling about the W Scottsdale. During the day the pool area is poorly run, but in the evenings the pool turns into a pretty fun nightlife spot.  \n\nDaytime:\nThe pool is always jam packed with a fairly disgusting crowd and the dudes out number the babes by a 3 to 1 count I'd say. That's no fun. Oh, and by dudes, I mean douche bags. And Babes? More like gross skanks covered in makeup at the pool. Ok, I guess I'm being a hater, but spend a few hours here and you might be kind of disgusted with the scene too. It's just really amateur hour here with the piss poor service and their bad attitudes and obnoxious patrons. The only reason I came was because a friend likes to stay at the W when visiting and he too noted the quality of this place has declined over the years. He has stayed at four different W locations (NY, South Beach, Westwood) and said this one is the \"worst and trashiest\". It took an hour before any waitress came over to ask if we wanted any drinks or food. When started to get service it was always a long wait for our pitcher of margaritas or buckets of beer and food. Speaking of the food, the fries, fish tacos and club sandwich are all great. The grilled cheese, not so much. The first $42 pitcher of margaritas was weak, hardly tasting any alcohol. The second pitcher was stronger. To be fair, the Saturday service was much better.\n\nNighttime:\nMuch improved scene, but still not great. There are a lot of out-of-towners since it is a hotel, but still plenty of locals too. I think it's a good mixture. Pants and collared shirts are required, so that usually gets rid of most of the tank top, neck tat wannabes from earlier in the day at the pool.  But really, you are just trading one group of wannabes for another. Man, I'm a hater huh? Oh well, you can handle it. Drinks are overpriced, but this is the W. Be ready to spend lots o' cash.\n\nRooms:\nI've been in a few rooms at this hotel. Each have been nice and clean, but pretty small.


I have to agree with the others that this place kind of sucks.  Reading one of the reviews is an attack on a client concretes the fact that the event coordinators are unprofessional.  I guess if you were throwing your own event it could be cool depending on how much it costs to rent the place out, but I would definitely look at other places as well.\n\nI went to see a couple bands there one night.  They were great but the sound wasn't really tailored for bands I guess as it kind seemed to bounce off the walls.\n\nThe bartender wasn't quite as rude as the other reviews insinuate but she wasn't necessarily friendly either.\n\nIts dark inside and nothing special.


I have eaten at Mesa Grill before and loved it. I still love the food, but the last time we were there was on New Year's Eve and the no-prices listed menu resulted in a $45 starter salad. I'm not kidding. Another $45 for the three mini tacos. Yes, that's $90 for a salad (no meat) and three mini tacos. I felt very taken advantage of and for that reason can't recommend them anymore. Beware and if you go, ask before you order how much you're about to spend.


My problem with this is everytime I go in, there is either like three or four dudes standing around by the door that all say \"hi\" at the same time or no one around. \n\nAlso, someone's always coughing.\n\nOther than that, its a great place and usually has a nice group. Nice locker rooms and convenient location. LA fitness is the best because of thier hours, pool, and equipment. I like how they keep the cardio away from the weights because I never use weights. Thier treadmills and eliptical machines are good quality.


The only beef I have about Costco is this; PLEASE add a little fitting room!! I wanted to buy a swimsuit and all women know you have to try 20 on to find one that fits decent. When I asked if I could try it on in the restroom, I was told I had to BUY it first.. Does this make sense? So now I have a \"too small\" swimsuit that I need to drive all the way back to return..ugh..


Je sais que beaucoup diront que ce restaurant est g\u00e9nial, super, exceptionnel et beaucoup d'autres superlatifs encore. D'ailleurs, j'avoue volontiers qu'il a en effet beaucoup de choses pour lui : les mets y sont raffin\u00e9s, originaux et savoureux. On y sent une v\u00e9ritable recherche de la part du chef et c'est tr\u00e8s agr\u00e9able pour les papilles. Le d\u00e9cor est cosy et chic, ce qui est id\u00e9al pour une soir\u00e9e en amoureux. Et pourtant... La soir\u00e9e que nous y avons pass\u00e9e ne nous a pas laiss\u00e9 un souvenir imp\u00e9rissable. Nous \u00e9tions plac\u00e9s dans un couloir de vent, en plein dans le passage des serveuses et tellement coll\u00e9s \u00e0 la table d'\u00e0 c\u00f4t\u00e9 que chaque fois que le monsieur se levait, il bousculait notre table... Le service \u00e9tait moyen, la note \u00e9lev\u00e9e et cerise sur le g\u00e2teau, nous n'avions pas not\u00e9 que le restaurant est un \u00ab Apportez votre vin \u00bb et nous sommes retrouv\u00e9s sans vin pour accompagner nos plats!  Ce qui vu leur qualit\u00e9, \u00e9tait vraiment dommage. Pour les moins fain\u00e9ants que nous, poussez au moins jusqu'\u00e0 la SAQ de St-Denis pour prendre de quoi arroser tout \u00e7a, et vous d\u00e9tendre un peu. \u00c7a vous aidera \u00e0 dig\u00e9rer la douloureuse!


Probably has the best ddukboki on campus! It's made in such a way that you still want to pay for it 'cause even though you can make your own version at home, their version is that much better. Also, they get the rice right every time (it's the simple things that add up).


I randomly ended up in Cave Creek one day and being vegan, I was very excited to stumble upon this place.  I'm happy to check out any vegan restaurant!  Yes. the food is good.  But for the amount you get, it's really over priced.   Over prices and pretentious.  It's also not too fun being handed a binder for a menu but being told you can only order from the back cover of 5 or 6 options.  The meal sizes are appetizer size at best.  I left feeling so hungry and unsatisfied after spending $15 for the \"pizza\".   I had to laugh at the Life's Paradox essay all over the walls - they're all misquoted as being said by the Dalai Lama.  The person who compared this place to a bad episode of Portlandia is dead on!


Tried the double char cheeseburger today. \nIt might as well have been the In & Out Double Double, it was that close.\nThe onion rings are nice and unboring though.\nFast friendly service, nice place to sit and eat.\nAvoid the lunch hour line if you're gonna give this place a try.\n\nNo WOW factor about this burger at all, I think I should've ordered the Santa Barbara which has avocado and sourdough -- it would've been an improvement.\nThere are a lot of better burger places in the valley including my standby----\nWhopper with no lettuce, extra tomatoes, extra onions, and put some BBQ sauce on the bottom bun.


I ate here right after attending a play next door at the O'Reilly Theater. After learning that nearby restaurants closed early due to water issues, we quickly noticed that they were still open and decided to partake. We were welcomed and guaranteed a spot without reservation (points added for that)! The waitress was very pleasant and friendly. We ordered our drinks and browsed the extensive menu full of gastropub favorites! I had to order the mac n cheese! So yummy! I also ordered the wings and they were also very tasty! \n\nI can't wait to dine here again and try their brisket. Definitely 5+ stars!!!


I spent $32 on a trim. It was a dry cut. No shampoo or blow drying done. And a tip was requested. \nHonestly, that cost was pretty damn high for what I received. \nI won't ever return but ask before you commit to any service. I did not expect it to be that much.


Beer took 20 minutes to get to our table. Fly in my water. Half of food came late. Service not worth the price but food is good.


If you're into coloured glass, turquoise, delicate silver shaping, and pearls, then Palenque will suit you very well. I'm definitely not a fan of the crystal and coloured glass beads pendant look, or a fan of coloured glass teamed with any kind of jewellery really, although on the rare occasion I do spot a jewellery scenario where it works, but not often. So really, it's not Palenque that's doing anything wrong, it's just my unexplained dubiousness about coloured glass that's at fault here.\n\nPalenque do have a great range of coloured stones, pearl and shell, crystal, and enamel and glass items of jewellery. They clearly do what they do well, and being an eternal fan of pearls, I do like Palenque's pearl wares very much. There seems to be a lot of pretty butterfly metal work on sale here too, in the form of brooches, wall decorations and rings. Everything here is clearly attractive and made to high standards, some of it's just a bit too girly girly for me is all. I seem to be going through a phase of wanting all my jewellery to look angry and jaggy and edgy, and there's nothing angry about chilled out looking coloured crystal, which is entirely fair enough.


We were very disappointed with the seafood options, especially shellfish. \n\nVery dark inside. Take your money to the Ocean Club instead.


I got $0.99 problems but the Tuesday deal from Popeyes ain't one. 99 cents for two pieces of chicken hits the spot once in a while and Popeyes always come through. I don't come here often but it's hard not to take advantage of this deal. I always add some biscuits, they are delicious. Their chicken seems to be consistent  and  service is average for a drive thru place.


I was torn between 4 and 5 stars, but I Settled on 4\n\nFirst off, this is an awesome place to take a date, as it really is one of a kind in regards to the design. The glass panels aren't exactly romantic, but the view definitely is. \n\nI expected the food to be decent and to be paying for the view, but that wasn't exactly the case. I had the Steak and Crab Cake combination as my entree and it was fantastic. I go medium and the steak was just red enough to be flavorful, without the sinewy raw taste you get when its undercooked in the middle. The sauce was great and the portabello mushroom underneath was a great pairing. My GF had the Chicken which she thought was very good (not amazing, but good). We shared the ahi tuna salad which was very nice as well. \n\nOur waiter (I forgot his name, but he had short dark hair). was awesome. The entire meal he was helpful and always there to check up on us. The sommelier was very helpful in helping us pick our half bottle of whine and understood we were on a budget of sorts. \n\nOverall, the food was great if not fantastic, however, at nearly 200 bucks after tip, I can't give it 5 stars for great food, it would have to be some of the best I have had. \n\nAgain, great place to take a Date


besides the fact that this hotel was like 30 minutes from the strip, the staff was rude and mean.\n\nthey kicked us out at 5 AM over \"some girl passed out in the casino\" who was NOT part of our party. They came into our rotom and woke up my friends, who were clearly quietly knocked out and forced them to eleave.\n\none word: RUDE!


I had to write a review about this place after my group was torn about going after reading some reviews about how dirty this place made them feel and how they were tore up from rocks. So we envisioned way dirty water that was a trickle at places with rocks in too shallow water where we would have to go done in single file. We were ready for the worst but it's really not that bad. \n\nIt was never less than 10 yards or so wide. Yes, people do loose their trash like beer cans but it's not as trash filled as other places like the beach or the park. They do throw giant marshmallows so you will encounter mushiness. And people are peeing in the river, (are you surprised?) but it's moving water, so it's like nature's toilet anyway (like the ocean). And most everyone is drunk but I know there is a lot more stupid going on in any bar on any sat or Fri night. So, basically, if you are prissy about being things being dirty, and are one of those people that can't have a little fun with other drunk people and look down on them for doing stupid things, you will not have a good time. FYI, you will also not have any fun in places like NYC or most dive bars which you will think is dirty. Most of the people are just lazing down the river with their friends. \n\nI would like to give some tips and warning: Bring water, rope to tie your rafts together, water shoes, spray on sun block, food/snacks and a DD. I have never EVER seen so many cops out on my 20 mile drive back to our place in my life. There were check points, and 3 cop cars pulling over 1 car, and people with their hands hand cuffed behind their backs. It's serious guys, don't mess with it.  Also, you will not notice how drunk you are until you stand up, so be careful not to drown.


This place has a very for tourist feeling to it.  The girls up front are not all that knowledgeable and I really needed a female to help me with gun suggestions. The guys in the back did a great job with helping me shoot for the first time but everytime I asked someone in the front for another gun suggestion which you pay for the rental all over again they suggested something either totally different than what I was looking for (an everyday carry) or something similar to what I already shot, I made it a point to try to get their opinions because as girls our wrists are smaller and I got the impression these girls maybe didn't really like shooting all that much or carry a gun themselves or maybe they just didn't want to be bothered by me. My goal was to try as many handguns as I could so I could purchase one. I ended up having a much better experience at a few other shops around town and purchased my gun for a great price at one that is very close by.


First and foremost I give it two stars for the location and the possibility of good food. \n\nCame here this morning to grab a smoothie and shine munchies before a meeting. I saw kale chips on the menu so I asked the girl behind the counter if they were freshly made. She said yes. I ordered that and a smoothie. The green one (spinach coconut banana and soy milk) they made the smoothies and I asked how long my kale chips would be. She said oh they're right here. They were packaged. I replied with oh, they're not made here? All I got was a shrug. I started reading the package and I noticed on each of the three kind of kale chips they had each one had cashews in them. I must have told the girls of my nut allergy at least 3 times in this brief conversation. When I informed her of the cashews she said oh I didn't know that was a nut. Smh... I said ok what else can I have in place of these. She said the glutino gluten free pretzles. The kind you can get at whole foods for about $3-$4. They were charging $7. I said ok just to make sure, the smoothies don't have nuts right? They said no. The first sip I had gave me asthma for the rest of the day. Awesome. \n\nI will never return. To whoever owns this venu: please hire people who at least pretend to care....


this was my forth time coming to this restaurant and things have changed (for the worst).\n\nthe burger which was the stable of this establishment was a dried out tiny perfectly formed and pressed portion of meat. now  being a burger aficionado, i swear was frozen! a sentiment of my entire group that ordered the burger or burgr. as gordon likes to call them.\n \nalso the hot dog was rabid.the party that made the mistake of eating it was sick as a dog that eve and could not make it to dinner later that evening. \n\nthe only thing worse than the food was the service which was non-existent. we actually had to run up to the bar to order our drinks.\n\ni'm thinking of starting a reality show where i review various  bad eateries and was going to start here.  a penny for you thoughts (just not one of these burgers), yes?


Went opening weekend...waste of time. Not a real pool party when you have to keep alcohol 4 feet from the pool. Went to wet republic pool party at mgm the next day and that was a million times better.


I totally was impressed by this buffet  for the price , after eating the day before at The Monte Carlo Buffet  which was disgusting, we wanted the real experience. This buffet met the challenge. Not only is it beautiful to look at , I am always a sucker for great decor, the food , layout and service complimented the whole deal. \nOur meal included Great Prime Rib,  A larger pastry assortment with well thought out treats, such as small espresso cups of Pot au Chocolate, my fav,  Bread pudding, profiteroles , cakes, puddings and  pretty candied apples.  The areas of the buffet had well seasoned fishes, shrimp cocktail , fruit that was fresh and ripe, lots of sides that looked good but I wanted meat, sweets and such.\nThe waiter was spot on , constantly clearing , refilling  and courteous. \nI was amazed that the line looked huge going in but wasn't very long of a wait. \nI highly recommend The Buffet at Wynn.


One of my mottoes for finding a good restaurant is: if there's a carcass in the window it's good eats.  Well my friends, Oink has a giant, Hawaiian-style luau pig staring at you from their shop window and my motto has yet to prove me wrong.  \n\nWe stumbled upon this place on our first trip to Edinburgh, wandering around in a daze of hunger with little money in our pockets.  I saw the pig in the window so we jumped in line, which was out the front door but moving quickly, for some assuredly good eats.  \n\nThis is a takeaway, so not much room to sit down (if any) but we took ours down the street to Grassmarket and had a picnic there.  The food was super cheap, I can't remember the exact price but I want to say less than \u00a36 for two sandwiches, and amazing.  We'll definitely be back.


My Dad lives in Las Vegas and I seen the episode on Tanked (the show that makes these outrageous aquariums). They did one for Popcorn Girl and after seeing the episode, how could you not want go and visit the website to see all the amazing, crazy flavors of popcorn that they had.\n\nWell I did immediately. And was hesitant to have them ship it to me, when I can just stop there the next time I visit my Dad...\n\nWell my Dad made a decision for a quick weekend visit to Dallas, and I quickly asked him to stop by Popcorn Girl to get us a few small bags to bring on his carry on bag.\n\nSOOOO to the Popcorn part of the review.. \n\nO.M.G the dill pickle.. yes, yes, yes... I get extra pickles anytime there are pickles around anywhere. So I had to try it out.. and it was actually my favorite out of the three flavors we got.\n\nMy boyfriend got the Wacky Watermelon, we both weren't too crazy about it. It did taste like watermelon non the less.\n\nAnd I also got the Loaded Baked Potato flavor as the reviews were pretty good.


So to start off any casino cafe they serves Chinese food as well as burgers and breakfast seems a bit fishy, but anyway we gave it a try and it was a bad decision, first of all they were having a drawing in the casino over a loud speaker, so loud the waitress couldn't hear our orders, which was very irritating, secondly the waitress was very stubborn, so NO SUBSTITUTIONS, no matter what! The reason this place even deserves 1 star is the ambiance, the restaurant interior is well decorated, ill give them that, however the food, which took about 50 mins to arrive was actually ok, nothing great but not completely terrible either, the omelette i had was alright pretty much what you'd expect from a cafe but the hash browns were white, not cooked properly and all soggy, only after drenching them in ketchup were they consumable. All in all this place was a bad choice, didn't try the Chinese food, probably shouldn't either because i mean if they couldn't get basic cafe food right i don't want to imagine how they would ruin much more complex Chinese food.


No doubt this is a nice facility and course but for the money I was disappointed. Why you ask? All the greens were sanded and no one mentioned it to any of the 7 people in our group while checking in. We had planned the trip months in advance and made the reservation and this was not mentioned.\n\nFrankly speaking I would not pay $200+ to play on sanded greens in Scottsdale, there are plenty of other options.


I Recently had a pair of shoes re-healed by Borris':  Not a good experience, when I asked how much it would cost he stated $20, then when I was there to \"Pay in Advance\", it was $25, then $30 when I picked them up.  I paid $30 for new heals and he didn't even bother to wipe down the shoes, polish, nothing.  \n\nNot impressed and will not go back again.


Being a northerner, I've never heard of which wich, but now that I have, I sure wish we had some in Chicago! The sandwiches & ingredients always look and taste super fresh, which I love. We've tried this place a few times & I haven't gotten a bad sandwich yet! I'm particularly fond of the club though.


MMM MMM MMM Thats what i feel about this place. I mean COME ON this is one of the best Arab Food restaurants i think in the WHOLE USA. I know that might be going a bit over board but of all the restaurants i have been to this is the best. I love the Kabob Combo and gyros from there but the best part of the experience is the customer service. Owner is a really nice man and i think his whole family helps out with the shop. :)


I've been to Gallo Blanco several times.  At first, we loved coming because the food was good and they had a superb happy hour.  For us, the trip to Gallo Blanco is a 30+ minute trip, so we have somewhat high expectations.  I'm not sure if the chef or owner or something changed, but we headed here last month and had the worst experience.  The front house staff was rude to us.  The bartender was the same.  Our waitress was OK, but very inattentive.  These things I can ignore, but the food was awful.  My boyfriend's torta was reportedly good, but all of the tacos that our group ordered were cold and the fish was tough.  Further, they forgot part of our order and never took it off of our bill.  Very disappointing.  We will not be back!


Complete rip off  of an appetizer $5. $5 for 2 dumplings about the size of my thumb. The regular menus price was $8 for 4 (which we were not made aware of before we ordered or we would have just gotten that). So we paid more per piece on their special happy hour menu. Happy hour wine was advertised as $4 glass was actually $5.  We won't be coming back. Feeling like you got taken is not a pleasant dining experience.


Horrible!  I echo what others have said.  I also purchased a deal through Living Social and I have tried calling several times and leaving a message.  No return call.  I also have not received my pedicure and the deal expired!  In my opinion, that is like stealing my money.  It isn't like I didn't try to set up an appointment.  And I understand if she is overbooked but honor the people who purchased the deal and maybe extend the expiration deal.  Or at least return your calls!  Unfortunately, I think this backfired and I will never go to her, whether or not she is good and will tell everyone I know not to try her.  Customer service goes a long way, people.


I like to stay at Hilton Hotels, because I have an expectation for accommodations that are a little more upscale.  Well, skip this one.  In all the hotels I've stayed in this was the WORST mattress.  Didn't sleep at all.  I would have been better off going out to my car for sleep.  The room was what you'd expect in a less expensive place....old thin linens, furniture that needed to be replaced badly.  Then there was the restaurant.  I'd traveled all day and decided to go pick up a sandwich at the restaurant.  I figured they could do the least amount of damage to a club sandwich.  I got to my room....couldn't even eat it.  The white bread (not toasted, but totally dried out was also MOLDY.  There was no mayo on it, not that I would have eaten it if there was.  Yuk.  I fly out of Sky Harbor often, but will NOT try this hotel again!!


I dont know why I've never noticed it before but I actually hate their greeting as I walk in. The last thing I want to hear is a bunch of impersonal HI'S!!! or HELLO!!! as I walk in from about 10 different people.  I really don't like eating inside this specific location as it seems much louder than others I've been to in the past. I usually get my sandwhich then head next door to Five Guys and just buy a drink so I can sit and enjoy my meal in quiet. \n\nThat being said I simply love their subs. Their mayo is the best hands down and pretty much makes the sandwhich. I looked up their nutritional value online and unfortunately at 700 calories per sub it wasn't looking too great as a healthy alternative to the surrounding fast food places. Still if I'm craving a sandwhich I'd prefer Jimmy Johns over other sub sandwhich places. Subway *cough*


Getting blood drawn is never fun and I usually have the tendency to faint after getting my blood taken. So the fact that I'm giving this place 4 stars says a lot. There were quite a few people ahead of me when I arrived, but they called my name after about 5 minutes. The ladies that were taking blood were super nice and really easy to talk to. I told them that I pass out sometimes and they were super accommodating to it and let me lay down on the bed. They were talking to me the whole time to get my mind off of my fears and it worked. Super easy and I just felt a small pinch from the needle. The whole process from walking in to walking out was about 10 minutes. I'd definitely come here if I need my blood work done again.


Every once and a while I need a little Grand Dragon in my life!\n\nI stumbled upon this place when I was working on a house in Glendale and needed to fulfill my need for some Chinese food - and then I was hooked. For under $10 I can get general's chicken with brown rice, crab puffs, spring roll, and lo mein. Oh and you want to add a side of sweet and sour chicken to that order for $2.95 - perfect!\nThis food is delicious and affordable. Trust me you will get filled up and have some to take home for lunch the next day! The service is always great and the restaurant itself is comfortable!\n\nAnd I'll have to cut this review short to stuff some more general's chicken in my face!\n\nCheers!


The server was really sweet and helpful. My crepe was ok though. I ordered the Japan crepe and it was pretty salty. I think it was from the miso sauce that was on it. But girl and chef overheard me talking to my friend and offered to make it less salty next time I stop by, which was really sweet in my opinion. \n\nOverall good service and kind staff, but food was average.


Really want to like this place. Have been here a few times and the food was just never very good and portions were small...especially for the price. Save your money and your tastebuds...go somewhere else.


Awesome! Tons of new and used here. CDs, DVDs, bluerays and albums - that have it all. Staff is very friendly.


I would give it 3.5 stars. It was a solid sandwich for sure. I got the corned beef which was tasty the only thing I wish they added was some kind of sauce. I'm not sure if that comes on other sandwiches but it could have used some kind of mustard. The price is great too, four sandwiches , two orders of pickles, coleslaw, fries and beer for about 40 bucks. Can't complain about that! \n\nI would definitely


I took my girlfriend to Nostrano and we had a pretty good experience.  I had Whole Wheat Pasta With Lamb Ragu.  It was absolutely delicious.  My Girlfriend had red snapper with Clams and Mussels.  Another very good dish.  My only issue with Nostrano is the menu.  They have a very small menu.  So when you go there and they are out of certain dishes you might only have 3 things to choose from.  But overall, I would say give this place a try.


This Walmart is right across the street from my apartment complex and super convenient, however, when compared to other Walmarts, this place does not match up AT ALL.  First, they never answer their phones.  I find myself calling 5 or 6 times before someone answers.  \n\nToday, I came to buy a few toiletries and cleaning products.  Fortunately, they had almost everything I needed, as expected by Walmart.  For the things they didn't have, I had to ask for help and both times, I really felt like I was inconveniencing them with my questions.  Kinda irritating.  Then, what really sent me over the top was that I ended up waiting over 20 minutes in line for a cashier.  THEY NEED MORE CASHIERS ON THE WEEKENDS.  This isn't the first time I've noticed this.  When I finally got up to the register, the cashier bagged my groceries uneven and stuffed one of my bags, so I held up the line for a couple minutes trying to rebag my stuff.  \n\nAlthough I probably will continue to come back as it's right across the street, I would NOT prefer this place.  Too many disappointments, time and time again...


We returned to B&B so I could sample the drive thru.  I am glad I did, as this burger was so good it warrants an extra star for B&B.  The drive thru is a double patty, double American cheese burger.  It has mayo, ketchup, mustard, pickles, leaf lettuce and tomato.  It's served on a sesame seed bun, then wrapped in butcher paper.  I was blown away by how good this burger is.  The thin patties are my preference.  I guess they remind me of all the diners and onion burger joints in Oklahoma from my childhood.  The thin patties at B&B were done to perfection.  Literally, I have no idea how they cooked these this well.  The thing about thin patties is you don't want to cook them too much that aren't juicy, but you need to cook them long enough that they get the delicious crispy ends.  Well, B&B managed to leave this burger pink in the middle, thus ensuring maximum juiciness, while getting the crispy edges that make thin patties so good.  Very impressive.  \n\nWrapping the whole thing in butcher paper allows the cheese to properly melt, and sort of crams all the flavors together.  I have found my burger at B&B for future visits.  The fact that this thing is only $9 is amazing, especially when you consider the price of comparably sized burgers at enormous fast food chains is only about $3 less.  Get to B&B and try this burger, unless you hate things that are delicious.


I'm pretty sure at one stage Princes Mall was more exciting, and just a bit better than it is now, but it feels pretty empty currently, and I can't remember the last time I spent more than a total of 20 minutes wandering around its retail offerings. I really wish they would do something more creative with the Food Court section, or just redo it completely, so that there's a chance it would feel slightly less like a cramped heap of food stalls, uncomfortably jammed together underneath some escalators.\n\nIn fairness, Princes Mall does have a large New Look, which is brilliant for impulse shoe buying, plus it has a branch of Joy, a recently added favourite on my list of shopping destinations stocking pretty frocks. There's also a Costa, pretty handy I suppose in any shopping centre, as caffeine is always first on my agenda when there's energetic shopping tasks to carry out. Aside from those positive pointers, I just don't find Princes Mall amazingly pleasant to explore, and I can only hope there's some redevelopment planned for the future.


I'm so glad I finally found this place.  I'm from New Jersey/New York and go to ASU and came to the conclusion that Arizona has NO GOOD pizza places at all, let alone Tempe.  I stumbled upon this place by looking up places that made calzones out here.  That, and everything else tastes amazing here.  The pizza is amazing.  I think it's the sauce and cheese they use that gives it a unique taste that I don't get anywhere else.  The place is a little small and could have a better location (its tucked on a dead street), but the food makes up for it.


I had a buffalo burger, the wife had a salmon burger and the kid had a kid's burger combo. All were rock solid or better. Quick turn around and nice servers. - Update, the kid wanted to go back the next day for lunch and since we were in the area, we obliged. Guess what? Yep, the food was even better...I'd go 4 1/2. Also nice to see that the condiment bar was neat and clean once again even with a crowd. A great place for a burger!


Yelp and Good Fellas  really came through for my family and I while we were off the beaten path looking for some good grub.  Good Fellas is very very good food.  They have a casual and comfortable atmosphere that is just about the food.  Try the two meat combo.  MMMMMM!  The lentil soup is excellant (try it with some lemon juice).  The only thing I did not like about the place is it is not in the east valley!


We returned to The Capital Grille, this time with some friends. I could not help myself and ordered the dry aged steak au poivre with a courvosier cream sauce again. It did not disappoint. The steak was seasoned and cooked perfectly. The cream sauce adds a nice flavor. Of course we had to have a side of the au gratin potatoes. I had talked them up, and after dinner everyone admitted we should have ordered at least one more order of them. \n\nThe service was very good. The entire staff is friendly and knowledgeable.


I want tons of ingredients in my ramen.  I'm the one with multiple ticket toppings when using the ramen coin order machines in Japan.  Extra, extra, extra!!  The deluxe ramen was my only choice.  I already plan on getting even more of their fantastic chashu next time.\n\nI'm not big on miso ramen.  Not that I dislike it but it's never my first choice.  The shio was great and I thoroughly enjoyed every slurp of the noodles.  My wife opted for the miso butter corn ramen, a northern Japan specialty, which she liked a lot. \n\nBased on the Yelp buzz, it was a flat out guarantee to see a Yelper in the house.  Nice seeing My and Thao T with their little, future food connoisseur in tow!\n\nSolid ramen place but I felt like my meal was incomplete without a big bottle of Asahi Super Dry (no liquor license yet?) and good gyoza.  The gyoza was below average.  I definitely like this place over Monta.  My wife refuses to step into Anime due to the manga otaku factor so I can't compare that yet.  My deluxe ramen might come out to $16 on future trips.


I had the house special chow mein to-go for 8.10.\n\n- a bit better than panda express. pretty bland. \n- small portion for the price. few meat for their combo\n- 8.10 for chow mein and their AYCE dinner is10.50? bad pricing. \n- i have to come back to try AYCE. eating individual platters aren't worth it.


Prefer QDub over Chipotle. They are a little weak on the meat portion and 'very little' cheese ends up being a mountain full. One of my favorite for fast food tacos.


This is a real let-down of a Steakhouse.  Are they even serving Prime Beef?  I really hope so, but can't tell from their steaks.\n\nThat being said, their Kobe burger is pretty good for lunch, and you can get sushi as your side.  Talk about a decadent Vegas lunch.  It's my signature.


I hesitate to review this place because I've only eaten one dish here: #31, the vegetarian lemongrass beef vermicelli (bun). It's damn good and does a great job satisfying my Vietnamese cravings. Bun is one of my most favorite dishes, but since becoming a vegetarian, my choices were severely limited. I simply can't bring myself to try any other dishes because this one with fake beef is so good.\n\nI'm bummed there are no vegetarian appetizers, however. Most other places offer a tofu spring roll along with the pork ones.\n\nAll my omnivores like or love the meat offerings. In fact, my friend that introduced me to Pho Ao Sen drives 25+ miles from Desert Ridge and eats here more often that I do.


Small shop in a strip mall.  Bingsoo is so tasty with frozen yogurt!  Owner is very friendly.


Sind gestern noch sp\u00e4t in das Lokal gegangen und waren zu unserem Verwundern die einzigen G\u00e4ste dort. \nDas Personal war okay, allerdings nicht \u00fcberfreundlich und meist mit sich selbst besch\u00e4ftigt. Man hatte das Gef\u00fchl, dass sie nur noch auf den Feierabend warteten. \nDas Essen war f\u00fcr die doch recht g\u00fcnstigen Preise ansprechend und qualitativ in Ordnung. \nDennoch kann ich meinen Vorrednern nur bedingt beipflichten, denn der Gesamteindruck des Lokals l\u00e4sst bei mir nicht mehr als 3 solide Sterne zu. \nF\u00fcr einen spontanen Besuch ohne zu gro\u00dfe Erwartungen, kann ich es aber empfehlen.


First time eating at this location....their service and food is consistent with any other location I've eaten at. \n\nWe sat at the bar, avoiding a 45 minute wait for a table, on a Saturday night at 5:30! They have call ahead seating, but we decided to stop in last minute.\n\nI like bar service myself, because there is someone there all the time, you never have to wait for a server to stop by.\n\nTheir infamous bread and cinnamon butter were gone in seconds....but a second helping would have been too much, because we ordered their crazy delicious fall of the bone ribs for an appetizer. Seriously, these ribs, no matter what, are hands down THE most delicious. I am not a fan of BBQ, but the sauce is toned down, smokey, not tangy.\n\nI ordered the 6oz sirloin, medium rare, with a side Caesar salad and baked potato. Steak was amazing! Quality and taste are out if this world. My husband had the country fried sirloin steak with gravy, house salad and green beans. I wasn't a fan of his entree because it was fried and had gravy, but he said it was delish. The green beans were cooked with bacon..I did not like at all, but he finished the whole thing!\n\nNo dessert for us, because in all reality, their dessert menu is boring, but after all that food, who wants dessert anyway.\n\nAtmosphere is super loud and the bar was a bit over the top with some heavy handed drinkers. I prefer the atmosphere at the Peoria location, but none the less, had a great time :)


Let me tell you about Frank's Pizza on Indian School. I placed my order today 3/18/2012 online at 3:15 for pick up. When I arrived 40 minutes later I was informed that their system was down so they never got the order. Got my money but not my order. I figured ok, things happen, I reordered in person this time and requested they deliver, and was told I would have to wait another 40 minutes. 60 minutes later I called and was placed on hold for 5 minutes. I hung up, called back and was told the driver had the order. 20 minutes later (i live 5 min away), I go to Frank's pizza and demand my money back. I witnessed the delivery guy return and noted he was not carrying my order. Hmmm. So on top of really poor service I had been lied to as well. While I was waiting there (both times)  i watched a really incompetent staff handling the food with bare hands, the place seems also to be in the midst of remodeling (no longer carrying the ice cream). Poor service. Lied to, incompetent staff, mishandling of the food. I'm calling Mamma Mia's from now on, a little longer wait but worth the wait without the aggravation.


Meh...it's cheap.  It's close to me.  It smells like the ocean in here (yes, fish....).  Cheap beers and drinks.  I might have had a couple of margaritas so this rating and review could be seriously flawed.  Worth a visit if you like the ocean and like to eat its inhabitants.


The food here is great - my problem with the place is around two things:  ok although a minor problem it still is a consistent problem...every time I go I get a milkshake and every time it is not mixed well enough.  This results in huge chunks of ice cream you have to mash or wait for it to melt.  I dont like that.  The second problem I have with this place is the service.  I have gone four times at varying times of the day and always the service is subpar.  I end of flagging down the waiter for refills and begging for the check again and again.  But the food is good so if you are only interested in the food and the cute atmosphere then this is your place...not for me though.


Great new spot in noda!!  Perfect for art crawl night because the patio outback is right next door to where the bands set up outside the deli.  There are picnic tables and tiki torches all set up under huge trees so you feel like you are in someone's backyard instead of just a bar.  The service here last night was awesome and super attentive.  Attracts a great ecletic crowd, not too young but just fun people from the neighborhood.  They have a great beer selection for those of us who are always ISO IPAs!!!  Cant wait to be back!!!  :-D


Great food! Friendly environment! Modern decor! Gay! All of these things describe Switch to a tee! I had been telling my wife for months that I had heard great things about this restaurant, especially their brunch menu. Unfortunately for me, she is not a big fan of Sunday Brunch, so when we did finally make it there last Sunday, I had already missed out on the brunch menu and the $3 carafes of Bloody Marys. \n\nWe ordered a carafe anyways... only $6 for approximately 4 good sized Bloodys! They were made well, but for the most part tasted pretty generic, yet still exactly what I expected for only $6!! I ordered one of the tastiest burgers I've ever eaten, topped with guacamole, salsa and jalapenos! Each plate was also served with a small house made ceasar salad, which I thought was a nice touch! Our service was very prompt and friendly!\n\nI will definitely be coming back to Switch for my favorite meal of the week: BRUNCH :)


Dont EVER go to the vietnameses guy name JOHN!!!! I went in for long layers and left with most of my hair cut off and it looks like a freaking Mullet!!! Wth.. Thats not long layers!!! He doesnt listen and I will never recommend this guy to even cut my dogs hair!!!


Worst experience for a first timer, which just made me a last timer. I will never go back to this place. They couldn't get any of my orders right. I ordered 2 Salmon sandwiches, ended up with only one, but was charged for 2. Then I thought a coffee sounded good, they got one of them but forgot mine, so after I reminded them, they couldn't grasp what a blended decaf peppermint mocha was. Once I tasted it I sent it right back and asked for my $ back. I wouldn't recommend this place to ANYONE.


Found this place on YELP and drove 20 miles to try it for lunch. Their page\nsays they open at 11 AM. We arrived at 11:20 and went inside the food court.\nAll the restaurants in the court were open except, of course, the one we wanted\nto eat at, Weeziana Gumbo. We could see that there were employees inside\nbut no one would open the serving window. I saw a way in and went inside\nasking when they would open. The cook says they open at noon. Well you need\nto change the hours on your webpage then because it says 11 AM.\n\nNow this guy might be the best cook in the world but I'll never find out because\nhe's probably the worst businessman in the world. Instead of apologizing\nhe demanded I get out of his kitchen or he'd call the police.\n\nI have never heard of a restaurant that serves lunch opening at noon.\nI think this clown opens whenever he makes it to work. If you want to have\nlunch here I suggest you call first to see if they're open.


Don't do it. Go to the place around the corner. This place sucks


Horrible customer service. There salon was darn near empty when I arrived and was told that there would be a 20 minute wait. The receptionist seemed too busy getting to the next level of candy crush to even make eye contact when I came in. I walked out without getting served. It didn't seem like she cared.


I eat here often.  I love Town Square and Johnny McGuire's is a great sandwich shop in the heart of the shopping center.\n\nI normally get the Johnny, but this time I wanted to try the Bearcat sandwich.....which has Turkey, Bacon, Peppers, Cole Slaw, 1000 Island Dressing, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Onions.  It was very tasty, but also very messy.  The dressing and slaw were falling out of the sandwich....but it was good!\n\nAlso had a bag of the homemade chips....those are the best when their hot and fresh.\n\nWill I come back?  Absolutely!


Well we got free passes since we stayed at the Treasure Island...and when we got there it was still super empty....and they were playing trance music that kinda just made me take a good nap....\n\nthey had free drinks that night \"Lemon Drops\" more like lemonade and water!!.... it was hard to tell if this club was going to get any better, and we didnt want to risk it so we left and were planning to come back latr since they had \"in and outs\"...but we never made it back..... HmMmM wonder if it got better....\n\nthe patio did have a beautiful view of the strip and the little \"lake\" very nice club.


This is a great place to go on a cold winter day. The food is both spicy and warm. First I usually get a bowl of what seems to be miso soup, which is complimentary with your meal. They use really good meat for their spicy barbeque and it's delivered smoking hot to your table with bowls of kimchi and other Korean specialties. Some dishes might seem a little pricey, but most can easily feed two people


The food was over-priced, the portions were small and really the food was nothing special. The service was just so-so as the server brought our appetizer after our entree was served. My wife ordered a salad without bacon and they goofed that. After they took it back they returned her a salad that was half of what she was previously served and it appeared they just removed a bunch of food from her plate rather than bringing her a new portion. Very disappointing experience as I paid a lot of money only to go home hungry and dissatisfied. I am certainly not going to go back to this restaurant.


Dont believe the hype about super fresh and the best ingredients.  they are happy about the fact that they use canned, bagged, and tubbed ingredients.  they are set everywhere so you can see their brand partners. More like a marketing gimick than quality ingredients.  Anyway.\n\nThey have 2 veggi/vegan options.  An artichoke sub, and what amounts to a salad sub.\n\nI have had the salad sub a couple times lately and i have to say it was ok for what it was.  I wasnt blown away though. \n\nI asked for every vegetable they had with some seasoning and oil and vinegar.  \nthe veg was average.  the best part was the bread.  warm and toasty on the outside and nice and soft on the inside.  \n\nThe guys working were all nice and both times they brought out the food to us.  a nice touch.\n\nJust another average chain sandwich shop, but I will say its leaps and bounds better than subway.  But also double the price.  About $10 for a large veggie sub.  ouch.  add fries and a drink if you feel hungry and you couldve gone to an actual restaurant, and had a better meal.


Searching Yelp for breakfast restaurants, I found Egg & I. With four star reviews and excellent quick tips, I had to try it. Arriving around 10:30am, the place is packed (which is always a good sign), yet there was only a 10min wait. Very friendly staff and waiters/waitresses. I got the Kay's Omelet (w/added Chicken). I was offered the choice of toast or banana nut muffin. I went with traditional toast. The omelet is simply the best I've ever had. It had the perfect combination of spinach, artichoke hearts, tomatoes and topped with feta cheese. Brilliant\n\nNow, to the matter of the toast. Fortunately, one of my companions ordered the banana nut muffin. Even more fortunate, she offered to share. Not an over powering banana taste, more of a whole grain taste, yet just nutty enough, with a hint of chocolate bitterness. \n\nWhile I loved my experience, I can't give five stars, as some in my party were not as happy with their dishes as I was with mine. I do look forward to trying more from the menu very soon.


Hi there - the ambience is fantastic and the views incredible. The lounge outside is awesome. Service is ok and the food was ok. It was not as expensive as I was expecting from the reputation it has so that was good. The asparagus was amazing but I am not sure I would go again just for this item, I think once is enough.


Omg I'm so f*ckn pissed at this place! I paid for $25 of meatless pizza and 2 bottles of water! All I can taste in my pizza was anchovies and a few pieces of prosciutto/sopresatta that I paid extra for! They should've given me more meat!!! The crust was soggy, too much sauce and barely had any basil. I wish I could've taken a pic but I forgot. I was so annoyed at how stingy these toppings were, I don't understand because some of the pics actually looked good and more generous...argh I'm so fckn angry!!!


Do not use this company to tow your car. My husband called to have our car towed and told them he would present our AAA card to them for payment.  They towed the car to the dealership and then informed us that the bill would be $147.00. When my husband reminded them that we were using triple A they then informed him that they don't accept AAA. Funny how they didn't let him know that when he made the appointment. Scammers!


Worst meal ever. Everything I ordered was bad and it was really expensive. The Latte I ordered was cold and she ended up microwaving it instead of making me a new one. The Tar Tar was gross. Eek! Methinks not.


The Bofinger experience is definitely not consistent. \n\nA big fan of the DDO location, my recent NDG experience came up well short. \nPulled pork sandwich special for the World Cup, great price, but relatively tasteless, half the size of the normal offering and missed all of the excitement that drew me in in the first place. \n\nI would have rathered pay full price for the same sandwich I know and love than to have paid $5 for this anemic, boring promotional version. \n\nAnd trying to charge me an extra $0.50 to take out, without specifying it - well that was just unacceptable. I won't return to this location.


The wait was unbearably long, and they do not take reservations.  The food was good.  Everything was cooked perfectly.  The only problem... We ordered garlic butter / mild on everything.  And EVERYTHING was super spicy.  Personally I love spicy, however, we had children in our group.  Even the teenagers (who love spicy) were suffering.  When we asked about it, the waiter and another insisted that we got garlic butter / mild.  They really need to taste their own food!  The waiter said to try and drown it in butter and provided some additional bowls of rice... he added that to the bill BTW.\n\nBottom line is that this place is good, and the food tasty.  Just beware of the spicy heat.  I find it unbelievable that their \"mild\" garlic butter is in-fact super spicy-hot.  Either the waiter or cooks were smoking something...


Typical Indian fare with nothing especially good or bad.  Friendly but slow service. Portions are small, but prices are reasonable.  Bring your own wine or beer - but there is no Kingfisher to be found in the depanneur across the street.  Unfortunately, at 7:00 p.m., they dim the lights and turn up the Indian techno music, spoiling any chance for table-wide conversation.


Not a bad little place at all. I can only add one more little tip, Yelpers. If you have a Mac you're going to have a problem getting onto the network. \nMy friend Jack and the lady sitting across from us had the same problem, they couldn't connect.\n\nShould have bought a PC fools!


By far the BEST place for ice cream.  Make sure to stop here.  Amazing ice cream and great service!!!


Fun building to be in and great, fresh mexican food.  This place is off the main strip of old town but worth the detour.


If you expect the flashy big lights of Vegas here, you might be let down.  But for $10 entrance for locals, and if you look real close, you will find some very amusing gems - from ancient kinky artifacts to black and white silent porn from 1915 (and in pretty good shape too!).  Make the visit on your 3rd trip to Vegas when you've exhausted the other attractions or if you are an erotica connoisseur (There are a lot of books and artwork you can purchase).  We weren't allowed to take photos on the 2nd floor of the museum, which had great stuff too, but the first floor had enough fun stuff to cover.   Hmm, maybe the trip would be more fun too if you were a lil buzzed with some buddies.


Their menu is pretty typical for a tea house: black/red/green (milk) teas, fruit teas, et cetera et cetera. I do appreciate that they have S, M, L options for their drink sizes instead of the usual one-size-fits-all. \n\nI ordered a medium green milk tea, and I'm not sure if the tapioca pearls were included or if they were an add-on, but either way my drink cost me less than $3.75. The tapioca pearls are not as \"Q\" as I would have liked (could have probably been boiled for a few more minutes), and their milk tea is clearly made from powder....but I'll take what I can get. \n\nI wish there was more indoor seating available - either that, or they need to control the sprawl of customer belongings so that they can clear up more seats for other patrons. Fortunately, the weather was nice, so I was able to take my drink outdoors to their patio. \n\nOverall, Jade Mountain did not disappoint, but I shall continue my search for the best pearl milk tea that Madison has to offer.


Chicken fried steak! Thats all Im going to say.. They give you huge portions for the price. The only thing I felt uncomfortable about is the tightness of the place. Its always packed and there is barely any room to walk. This can easily be solved by calling in the order and just picking it up. Bottom line, food is great but place is a bit tight.


Fantastic food! We got the teriyaki beef and chicken katsu plate - the katsu was ok but nothing special. The beef was super tender and juicy! The mac salad and rice were good too. The best thing we ordered was without question the furikake chicken! so flavorful and great texture. We couldn't get enough of it. Would def come back for the furikake and also to try out their yummy looking desserts!


You didn't offer a Zero. This place has good food but is overpriced and the music they pipe in that prohibits conversation should get someone an opportunity in another industry.


The burger was good, the fries were ok, but once you mentally process that they were deep fried in lard, then what was tasting really good turned into a really guilt-loaded dinner. But it is what it says it is. A truly American restaurant, proud of its decadence.


Im not impressed with this new location at all, I guess disappointed would be the right word. Its in a nice area of Chandler with many new buildings going up so I had high hopes entering this store. Its beautiful inside. Spacious with \"newer\" more modern decor. Although the wait staff is nothing short of unskilled and unprofessional. THREE out of the four times i came the drive through was closed. Whats the point of a drive through if you never use it. I came in at 2pm on a Tuesday. There was one barista ringing in orders and a line of about four people ahead of me. She was one of the slowest cashiers ever, the woman being serviced demanded a gift card for next time due to poor service. When it finally was my turn, I ordered a mocha light frappacino with added whip cream. Thats not being too difficult is it? Apparently to the barista it was. As I waited for my drink the man ahead of me told here she forgot the cream in his coffee and he stood there for about five minutes because she had to \"get more half and half\" . Ugh. He was visually upset too. Then when my drink was served, it was a coffee frappacino! I told her my order once again and she made me a mocha light frappacino and for got the added whip. Whatever, I give up and leave. Even though this location is convenient...its not worth the headache.


Das Ambiente ist sehr sch\u00f6n. Beim Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis liegt der Schwerpunkt eindeutig beim Preis. Samstag Abend um 19 Uhr waren die Men\u00fcvorschl\u00e4ge der Karte nicht mehr(?) zu bekommen. \nDas \u00dcberraschungsmen\u00fc bestand aus einem B\u00fcffelmozzarella mit gew\u00f6hnlichem gekochten(!!?) Schinken, anschlie\u00dfend gab es vier ! ganze Gnocci an Tr\u00fcffelsauce auf seeeeehr gro\u00dfem Teller. Lecker aber sehr wenig. Der Hauptgang war eine Tranche Lachs auf sechs Paprikasp\u00e4nen ohne jede Beilage und als Dessert ein Schnitz Mango mit einem winzigen wei\u00dfen, v\u00f6llig geschmacklosem Cremet\u00f6rtchen. Das Ganze f\u00fcr 35EUR ohne Getr\u00e4nke pro Person. \nAls Gesch\u00e4ftsessen war mir das peinlich. Freunde, die wir dort trafen best\u00e4tigten das schlechte Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis.\nFazit: Lohnt nicht.


(This review is mainly on the rooms, not the casinos or restaurants). \n\nHaving grown up in LA, a 3-4 hour drive from Vegas, I've seen my share of Vegas hotels. But after staying that on 2 separate occasions at the Palazzo and Venetian, hands down, I will NEVER stay at another hotel again! This place is the bomb. It just screams elegance. The room/suites are amazing! Sunken living rooms, 3 flat screen TVs including 1 in the bathroom. And the beds were oh so soft and cozy - defiantly calls you after a drunken night out. \n\nThis hotel is basically the sister hotel of the Venetian, so it looks pretty much the same, with the same amenities inside, just \"looks\" a bit newer. \n\nMy 1 and only con - the pool is between both hotels, which meant that you've got 2 fairly tall hotels blocking the sun. Other than that, it's worth the stay!


I just recently moved to Vegas and of course I had to find a place that I can go to regularly to get my eyebrows done. I had tried a couple of places that I found on Yelp, but none of them were quite satisfactory until I came across Diva Beauty. Though there are cheaper places around, it is well worth the price. I normally don't care too much about how the place looks as long as they do their job, but this place looks great.. very modern and chic. What I love the most is that their chairs are seated far enough to allow each person some privacy (this experience can be uncomfortable for some)! The employees are friendly and know what they are doing. I have very sensitive skin and so I always \"break out\" around my forehead near my eyebrows whenever I get them done, but the lady that did mine was excellent! No breakouts and it didn't hurt as much as it usually does for me. She took her time to clean them up real nicely and made sure they weren't too thin. I would recommend this place for anyone both girls and guys. :) Happy yelping!


A very rich and flavorful burger. I had read Yelp reviews beforehand and told my friends it would be an overwhelming amount of food but they still insisted on us each ordering our own fries. Because of this we were able to sample every kind but were not able to finish any of them. What made it even more convenient was the fact that it was write across the street from our hotel, the Wynn.


First visit and very impressed.  Excellent quality and personable service. Clean, modern interior. An excellent addition to Henderson. Both owners took the time to come by our table and introduce themselves and ask how we liked the food.  Good portions and the quality is obvious.  We will be back many times.  Check this one out!


We went today for Mothers day and wow the food and service was the worst experience ever ! People around our table were waiting for a hour for food ! Half the food came out and was wrong  and we sent it back ! It came out with the rest 20 minutes later cold and the steak and Eggs were seriously cold!  Worst Service ever - Server never asked us if we wanted another drink or refilled our water glasses or our kids glasses ! Love the atmosphere but would rather eat brunch at Dennys !


Great place in Noda. I recently went to a friend's get together and we eventually ended up here. Large outdoor space with lots of tables. The bartender served the liquor generously and the environment was casual yet young and fun without making me feel like I was the oldest one there, which I probably was. Great place for summer drinks with good company.


Tao is off the hook!  Bex hooked it up as always.  Great music, great staff, atmosphere was great.  If you guys make it out to Vegas, go to Tao..you \nwon't regret it!  Holla at my girl BEx and she will hook it up with a great deal.  Bex once again, you did it..thanks for always hooking it up!  Until next time!!


This place as accommodated big parties and small get togethers with friends. The food is cheap but tastes great. Service has been very good


Interesting concept, having a restaurant in a kind of living family house, but that is common for the upscale Elisabeth area in Charlotte. Very good food, not quite Southern as in Louisiana but very close. Very friendly staff and quick service. Had to visist my hometown to go there, shame on me since I lived 5 years in Charlotte and never went eating there. We had a great time and can recommend it to everyone!


Was short on time, so gave this a shot. I will say that me and my gal are lightweight when it comes to eatin and usually split a dinner. Also, think the last time I went to a buffet was 1983. \n\nWe went for Brunch, it was $23 per, and 4 us, that aint worth it if you dont eat much. My gal got the $2.50 unlimited champaign option (sundays only). Which we ripped them off and shared! (shhhh). \n\nFood was ok. I saw nothing run out. Lots of selection. Omletts took a while, but they were the best attraction there. \n\nService was fast great. 5mins to get in. Place was 1/2 empty. If it was under $20 id recommend it. Otherwise. this place falls just below average.


The young people in my life love this place. What is wrong with the youth these days? Their food tastes okay for fast Mexican fare. However every time, without fail, that I have eaten here, I have wound up spending extended time in the bathroom several hours later. Because of that I do not eat there.


Conveniently located on Higley and Ray in Gilbert, The Coffee Shop has the best omelettes ever. I ususally get something like the Ham and Cheddar omelette.  The potatoes that come on the side are awesom and add some fresh oj and you are set.  It will cost you about $9 but it is worth it.  I go there once a week on Fridays to work and enjoy breakfast.  I will be Friday if you want to swing by and say hi Facebook friends!!


Food is amazing, but you do pay for it so bring your big credit card.  Wonderful service, beautiful restaurant and you can't get fish any more fresh than Milos!\n\nHIGHLY recommend the grilled octopus appetizer, I still dream about it.


I decided to give this place a try again after a few years.  The buffet still is pretty bad.  The buffet is small and the food quality is 2 stars at best.  I hold the 1 stars for absolute disasters.   Food has little taste.  Interesting there is no seafood (shrimp) on the buffet.  The wonton soup is chicken. Most of the vegetables are soggy.  Pork was \"bad\".  Chicken dishes were OK but were mostly dark meat.  \n\nIt does a decent business including carryout. I won't be back.


NOMNOMNOM In-N-Out Burger is always good :) Something that is on their secret menu is \"Animal Style\". You get your burger and fries with cheese, grilled onions, and  thousand island sauce--SO GOOD!! This location was very quick and friendly :)


Jersey Mike's didn't make me weak in the knees but it is clean, efficient and friendly.  The menu is a little difficult to read for a first timer, so the zig zag lane where you order your food made me feel a little rushed. I went at lunch time and it was packed.\nThe mini sub is what should really be called a regular.  The regular is quite large and the other size is enough for three people.\nThe club had plenty of meat on it.\nIt was difficult to tell the difference between the white and wheat sub rolls, but they were not bad.\nThe most interesting thing was the cups the drinks come in.  There are several different cups with the stories of various Jersey Mike's that have done fund raising for feel good causes. I want to believe this is true because we all like to think we are patronizing do-gooder companies.\nIt may just be branding, I haven't had a chance to really check it out yet.\nI would go back, but I want to try something spicier next time.


I have been  to a lot of spas. Some fancy and others fancy only in their eyes. I was recommended this location from my resort The Scottsdale Villa Mirage. A friend and I went one day and I had a massage and I came back the next day for a facial. First off the prices are freakin awesome. I'm from Chicago and for those prices, trust that the building and the products would not be that great. The location is small, but neat, decorated very well and the staff is great. I honestly felt like I was in a much higher quality establishment. I wish I could bring them home with me.


We had my daughters 2nd birthday party there, it was awesome. $150 for up to 15 kids not bad price. They were so helpful with helping us loading n loading all the food/drinks. The owner helped with cutting the cake. I brought an ice cream cake so they had a freezer to put it in. Kids had fun! Only bad thing is that they only wanted us to bring food from a restraunt, no homecooked food. It would helped if we could make our own food n save some $$$ that way.


This place is now \"Las Americas\" and its Colombian food. It's authentic and the people are nice, but nothing about it really stood out.


Oh god. Yes.\n\nThe Pho Tai here is pho king incredible.\n\nBest in the pho king Valley.


The food is AMAZING but the service is absolutely HORRIBLE.  The waitress is not very nice and is always in a rush. Do not eat there on your lunch break because you will be late going back to work. My husband went for lunch and ended up walking out because they were taking too long. People who came after him were getting their food 1st. When he was walking out the waitress said his food was on the way out and he said he had been waiting a long time and had to leave she then asked him to pay!!! He just left.  One time when I went there I was still ordering and she was walking away! I don't understand how that lady is still employed there.. she is always there during the day so maybe when she's gone it gets better...


We've had a coupon for this place for a while and finally ordered a pizza from them. Coupon was for $11.99 large unlimited topping, but the guy on the phone kept quoting a higher price. It took a little clarification on my husbands part for the guy to understand that when your coupon says $11.99 then that's what you get your pizza for. \nSo we ordered  a veggie pizza with extra cheese, minus olives and mushrooms as our friend was allergic. It was tasty, but not extraordinary. The only veggies I could visually see were green peppers, onions, and garlic. The crust was also a bit too thick and chewy, whereas I prefer a thinner crust with crispy edges. Not bad, but nothing amazing.


Quick Review: Great value in the late night menu, good, but expensive food at other times of the day.\n\nLong-Winded Review:\nWhen I grew up in Vegas in the 80's, there were only 1-2 Japanese restaurants in town, but they were very authentic ones that served food you could find in Tokyo.  Fast forward 20 years and we have a Sushi restaurant on every corner.  Teriyaki Chicken is served at Jack in the Box.  You can get California Rolls at 7-11.  There are hundreds of \"Japanese\" restaurants out now, but they're as close to Japanese as Olive Garden is Italian.  Osaka's menu remains largely grounded in its Japanese roots, but it also features a good selection of \"custom\" sushi rolls that you'll find in other sushi restaurants.  The menu is extensive, and some parts may be difficult to navigate since it is in Japanese (or the English equivalent, Romaji).  Item descriptions are all too brief and unless you've been there before, you may be intimidated by ordering something new.  It's probably best to ask your server or sushi chef questions before ordering.  What troubles me about Osaka is that I feel it's trying to be all things to all people.  It serves authentic Japanese fare, but it's also trying to be edgy, trendy, and hip by offering experimental fusion dishes and desserts.  However, the fact that I still go there regularly suggests that Osaka's experimentation doesn't bother me all that much.  As with older Japanese restaurants, prices are a tad higher than other places in town ($15 for chicken teriyaki dinner vs. $9.95 at other places), but the quality is much better.  You're not going to get as much food, but if you're looking for quantity, I can suggest some good all-you-can-eat sushi places that will feed you for under $30.\n\nThe real value of Osaka is its late night menu (10 pm - 2 am).  It features a wide variety of food for under $10.  You can get rolls and appetizers for $5 or less, and entrees are available for under $10.  The Japanese Style Beef Bowl is a steal at $5.80 (it's like a Yoshinoya Beef Bowl, but tastier).  It's a great place to go with friends after/before clubbing since you can do a family-style meal.\n\nDesserts are hit or miss.  The Tempura Ice Cream is a great value at $5.50 and it easily serves 2-4 people.  Some of the other items are good, but definitely not worth the high price.


Groomers?  More like BUTCHERS!  \n\nWhere did you learn to groom dogs? Or have you???  Obviously there are people there that don't know what they are doing. \n\nI had a HORRIBLE experience, called and voiced my concern to both the grooming person in charge and the Petsmart closing manager (who was very nice and made me feel like she was, at least, concerned) but two days later and I've not heard one word from anyone with authority.  \n\nI made my appt for Saturday morning but got a call from the bather saying that she just had them down for baths and did we want cuts?  Ah, yeah...when I made the appointment I told the girl I wanted a full grooming appt, including nails and teeth.  Because of the mistake the appointment person made all the appointments were booked so all they had was Saturday night at 6pm.  I was bummed and didn't like the idea of being the last appt....didn't want them to want to rush out on a Saturday night but we said okay, they are professionals after-all.  Or they are supposed to be anyway. \n\nWe took our two Bichon's in for a full haircut, nails and teeth too.  These dogs were past due for their haircuts, for sure, but before they went in I went through their tails and ears and cut out any big knots because I did NOT want them tugging on the dogs.  Their bodies did not have any matting in any spots.  We instructed them to cut their nails because we didn't want to cut the dark nails ourselves so \"we'll leave it to the professionals.\" That's what I told them when I made the appt, what a huge joke that turned out to be!\n\nMy husband brought the dogs in the house after the appt and my beautiful Bichons looked nothing at ALL like Bichon's!  My husband told me that he ordered \"puppy cuts.\"  Ok, that is not their fault, it's not what I wanted but that was not their fault.   \n\nBut that isn't the problem.  \n\nThe problem is they made one of my dogs look like some kind of mutant pit bull with bat ears!  My husband said they told him \"we couldn't save Buddy!\"  Huh?  The dogs both went in with the same condition of fur.  I think they just wanted to be done so they shaved his ears so they could get out of there!  Then I looked at their paws and they did cut their nails, EXCEPT FOR THE DARK ONES!  They left those long!  They charged me $21 per dog, but didn't do the nails that we really needed done.  \n\nAlso, my husband told me that they cut my dogs ear while they were scalping him! He said that he was shaking badly when they went to pick him up.  Who knows how they really treated him when we weren't there? They had to report the cut ear because the cut is so big and deep that there is no way we wouldn't have seen it.  They didn't include it on the \"report\" card though.  We also thought it strange that they included unused toothbrushes.  Does that mean they didn't brush their teeth either?  \n\nI wish I could post a picture of this dog.  Imagine a big kosher pickle with a peanut at the end and that's what my dog looks like now.  Oh, add flappy bat ears.  They made him look horrible because they didn't want to take the time.  They didn't groom him, they SHAVED him!  \n\nPetsmart could have called to make this better but they blew it off.  They already have our money.  They should not let anyone groom dogs that don't know how to groom dogs.  \n\nIF YOU LOVE YOUR DOGS KEEP THEM AWAY FROM THIS GROOMER!!


Well made sushi, not expensive; always fresh.  Very friendly people and I actually like the casual decor.  They make orders out up quickly too!  Not a great place for a fancy date, but one of my favorites in Madison for the true sushi lover who isn't looking to make a big deal of their sushi dinner - they just crave solidly well done sushi.


The only good tasting food here is the pulled pork sandwich, everything else is poor. I am from the east coast where we have BBQ cook offs and such, so I know good BBQ. This place does a poor job in my opinion. Friendly waitresses/servers and good sweet tea but that's about it.


This restaurant is about as good as it gets, at least in the city of Pittsburgh. \n\nFirstly, the ambiance is low-key, fairly classy, and romantic. My then-girlfriend and I were seated in a room with a table of people that were a bit too loud at times, but I don't blame Legume for that. Our service was attentive, fairly friendly, and knowledgeable. \n\nI love that this restaurant is farm-to-table, and that is really evident in the wholesome, fresh ingredients. I love the fact that their menu changes each day. \n\nIt has been a while, but I recall that we ordered goat cheese and apricot jelly crostinis and some kind of salad to start. Both were complex and very, very delicious. While I don't usually like hard boiled eggs or anchovies, I had to eat them, because every flavor had a place in the salad, and they all came together and complimented each other perfectly. \n\nThis was also true for our entrees.. I believe we both had some kind of chicken dish, and I ordered a side of their french fries with a truffle aioli (again, absolutely incredible). Just when I thought it couldn't get much better, we ordered desserts. I recall having ordered some kind of raspberry and cream dish, and it was light and wonderfully tasty. The presentation of every single dish was impeccable.  \n\nWhen all was said and done, $130 or so including tip was more than worth our experience. \n\nIf you're looking for a high quality dining experience in Pittsburgh, look no further. This is simply one of Pittsburgh's best.


We walked by on our way to the Giants baseball game on Friday and it looked good, so we went for lunch today in the rain.  It was just wonderful. We sat on the back patio which was not crowded, even though it was pretty crowded inside.  Our waiter was pleasant, prompt, and helpful in explaining menu items.  I had the shrimp tacos and my husband had Huevos Rancheros.  We also ordered a side of the street corn.  It was one of the best meals we've had on this trip.  The rain added to the already lovely ambience.  \n\nThe tacos, in addition to tasting wonderful, looked just as good.  The presentation is clearly important to them.  The service was equally good. \n\nA great place for either lunch or dinner.


Always will get my tires at Discount. Service and prices pretty much are hard to beat. The staff is always helpful, friendly and knows tires. HIGHLY recommend them!


Pretty bad atmosphere. I have been waiting for 30 minutes with 8 other people to sit at a 3 dollar 6-5 blackjack table and they won't open another table or even a $5 table.


I used to LOVE this place. After being here on a bachelorette party this past weekend, I wasn't impressed. It was waayy too crowded on a Thursday night. The crowd wasn't the usual crowd I see and I come to Vegas A LOT (5-6 times a year) Not sure if maybe I just had a bad day that day or was completely sober, I don't really know. All I know was I wasn't impressed.  Where are the good looking people in Vegas hang out now??


This is the second time that I have tried this place, I really want to like it.....but there are some flaws. The first time I tried it, I ordered chicken pad thai, and what came out was quite disappointing. Way too many large pieces of onion and totally bland, I actually had to ask them to bring the seasoning and sauce that they use because there was literally no taste to it. It was not at all authentic.\nThis time I ordered their daily lunch special, orange glazed chicken and a spring roll. I really think that a spring roll or egg roll should be included with the lunch options, it should not be $1.50 more for a tiny spring roll. The portion size of the chicken was ridiculously small, I think I gulped it down in 5 minutes! At other chinese places I go to, their lunch portions are about double what I received. I will say that the quality of the meat and the flavor of the sauce was great...but speaking of the sauce, there could definitely have been more of it. \nThe final thing that annoyed me was that despite their sign saying they took American Express, in fact, they did not.


Very disappointing. Margaritas were very good and service was fine. But the food?  Overpriced and not good. We started with the duck confit empanadas.  The filling was nice but the sauce was way too sweet and then there was the crust.  You needed a steak knife to cut the thing!  We ordered the pulled pork tacos for two dinner (32.00).  It took quite a while and when it came the tortillas were very small and extremely doughy.  The pork was fatty and just not very good.  \n\nOn top of everything else, it is very dark so it's hard to see what you are eating.  I used my iPhone flashlight app so we could read the menus.  \n\nReally wanted to like the place but the quality was not there.  Definitely would never go back.  One start is for service and the other is for the drinks.  That's it.


The new girl I had last time isn't here today, but the owner is here, checking on her stores, I recognize her from the web site.  She is busy talking back and forth with the staff, but all the while, they are taking excellent care of my brows!  I use the punch card each time I come, so I am at my free threading after today's visit!  Great service, huge waiting area, and never busy!


Heard this was the #1 buffet in Vegas. The main draw of this place are its snow crab legs which were pretty good albeit skinny :P. The last time I was in vegas, The Bellagio had a similar buffet serving the same items for $35-$40 I believe(?) This place was $50.\n\n3.5 stars, but rounded up.


Came back recently to get more of their bomb Garlic Crispy Chicken Wings and noticed that they also have a spicy version.  I opted to go with my old fav, and it did not disappoint.  I also ordered the Curry Chicken over Rice (you can also have it over noodles instead), and the curry was good.  However, the larger pieces of chicken were slightly undercooked, just the way the French Chefs like their poultry. \n\nIf you need to brush up on your Chinese, drop in and watch some TV while you wait for your take out order or while you eat.


Wow good sloppy greasy burgers really hit the spot. The patty was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. I took the beacon cheese one patty with choice of free toppings : mayo BBQ sauce lettuce raw onions grilled onions mushrooms pickles. It fell apart but I didn't care. My bf got the same with different toppings and we shared some Cajun fries, delicious by the way. There were 3 ppl in front of us on a Saturday afternoon not bad. I don't like high chairs and high tables they hurt my thighs but that's the only thing I didn't like. Worth a trip if your in the mood for something comforting. We paid 21$


Pricey for unremarkable, generic chain pizza-but they have beer and the outdoor area abuts a pretty nice greenbelt. Lunch here is pretty much the same price as every place else. seemed really slow at lunchtime, which is usually a bad sign.\n\nWasn't horrible-but I wouldn't go back. \nThat's my two cents-Which won't matter, cause they'll filter this review like the filter all my others.


Will never go back I have see 2 roaches near the sushi bar and one crawling near my plate!! Great staff. Needs to fix the bug problem!!!


Worst Costumer service ever!!! After being on the phone for over an hour, the Representative says, \"Are you sure you have our service?\" and then I'm \"disconnected\"!!!  Try again, start over with someone who doesn't speak English, says he will have to call me back- 1 week still waiting!  \nAlso, bill went from $37 to $67 - new Rep says to \"Cancel\" WOW! GREAT idea!!\n\nI Give  Negative 5 Stars


Yelpers, I feel like I've been led astray! I went here expecting decent buffet food based on the reviews but everything was actually pretty gross. The miso soup was really salty, the mac & cheese had no flavor, the ice cream station was a messy disaster, and the sushi portion of the buffet had only 4 tongs for 8-10 plates of food (meaning you're using the same tongs for sushi as you are for edamame--felt unsanitary for me). Most of the food was overcooked and under-flavored. \n\n In all honesty, I thought I would probably get food poisoning from at least one thing here and was surprised that I didn't. I am by no means a princess and can enjoy a good dive with questionable sanitation standards...this means that if my cleanliness/food safety radar is going off, there is a problem. \n\n2 stars because the waitress was sweet and attentive. Also, since the food was so bad, I wasn't tempted to overeat. Take your money elsewhere if you enjoy quality food. If you want to stuff your face and don't care about taste, this works.


Down the street from my office, I love this place! The turkey bacon sandwich with lots of their spicy sauce is delicious! And the lady at the cashier always has a joke or pun to tell, makes a crappy day into a better one.


A couple of my friends really enjoy this place, but no matter how much I try, I just can't warm-up to the place.\n\nThey do have a decent tap selection, which includes a nice mix of local micros and tasty macros.  Not in the mood for a tap?  Check out the large selection of bottled brews.  Their beer menu is excellent because it lists the style, the origin (city/state/country), and ABV.  Pricing is a bit higher than you'll find at most of the locally-run pubs.\n\nThe food and service is where I have to take away a star or two... The food I've tried has been greasy - from the chicken tenders to the pizza rolls to the regular pizza - it's all been terribly greasy.  It tastes hyper-processed - I think another reviewer made note of this, and I couldn't agree more... And, it's overpriced - count on spending around $22-$24 for dinner, a drink, and a soda/tea.  \n\nService is (wait for it) spotty.  I've been to this location five or six times, and have only once had a really good server - we sat in the bar, and our server was excellent.  He never let a glass go beyond 2/3 empty.  Sitting in the dining area has resulted in less than favorable service, even when the place wasn't busy.\n\nSo... Old Chicago... I'm sorry, but I have to give you a \"MEH\" rating.\n\nFood = 2 stars (greasy; seems sub-par)\nService = 2 stars (very spotty; sit in the bar for best service)\nValue = 2 stars (pricey)\nMISC = 3 stars (good beer selection)\n\nWith places like Roman Candle, Rosatti's, Glass Nickel, Buck's, and others very nearby, I can't justify hitting Old Chicago.  Sorry.


This is my new favorite dim sum place in Las Vegas. First experience, went with my parents. The wait for a table was maybe 10 minutes as I went during prime time for lunch (around 12pm). After I was seated at my table, I ordered the usual things you'd usually get when you go dim sum. Siu Mai, Steamed chicken feet , and sticky rice wrapped w/ lotus leaves. Very fresh, flavored well, and steaming hot ! When even I say hot, its HOT. \n\nThe chicken feet were flavored well. Not over seasoned, though tendons still a little chewy (could have used a few more minutes in the steamer) but still pretty well done. \n\nThe pork siu mai was topped with some masago (capelin roe). Steaming hot. Flavor was good. The pork was \"chewy\", not in a bad sense but it has a slight resistance that shows it was made properly. There is a fairly decent size shrimp piece in there as well, that was not over cooked. \n\nThe sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaves was nice. Wrapped normally with a few lotus leaves. Did not fall apart as i was taking the leaves off. Flavored well, good amount of ingredients inside the sticky rice. \n\nAfter a few other items were ordered, ranging from a few different buns, shrimp rice noodle, pan fried chives dumpling, and egg tarts. \n\nThere were two types of buns i had ordered. One was called (directly translated) leaking sand bun which was made with i believe a salted egg yolk mixture which when you pull apart the bun, the rich, egg yolk mixture oozes out. perfectly made. that's the result you'd look for when you get this bun. hot from the oven, before the bun itself soaks up this yolk mixture. very delicious. \n\nthe other bun (directly translated) is called the snow mountain bun. Has a white crust on top with i believe a lotus filling. Very good. Nice and hot off the cart. \n\nThe shrimp rice noodle was well-made also. Good thickness to the noodle and a good sized shrimp lined in the middle of the noodle, topped with a soy sauce that was prepared to be slightly sweet. \n\nThe pan fried chives dumping is one of my favorite items to get. Parts of the outer skin layer crispy due to the pan fried technique while the size is still nice and soft. The filling had ample amounts of Chinese chives, shrimp, and pork. Seasoned really well, not overpowering the natural tastes of the chives or meats. \n\nLast but not least, is the egg tarts.. Fresh out of the oven, nice flaky golden crust with a glimmering, shiny egg filling in the middle. The crust was warm and flaky but still unable to taste the butter? they use to create the flaky crust mixed with a bite of the the slightly sweet egg center. One of the many favorite dim sum items or snack items among the chinese communities. \n\nUnfortunately this was my first meal, so I didnt get to order much before I was stuffed. I will not hesitate to come back again for another round of dim sum. \n\nA little suggestion, try going with 4-6 people in your party if you want to try a good amount of the dishes they offer during lunch. Lunch is served between 10 AM and 3 PM. Don't hesitate to go early or late ! They will specially prepare the item of your choice even if you don't see it available on the cart. \n\nThe prices are very reasonable, especially considering this restaurants sits inside the Rio Casino & Resort. The prices are as followed:\n\nSmall: $2.28\nMedium: $3.18\nLarge: $3.98\nSpecial: $4.98\n\n*edit*\n\nI went again recently. One thing to note was the service was quite lacking. Forgotten orders or took a while to serve us.


Amazing!  I'm here for a few short weeks from NY and I was recommended this place by a guy i met at an antique shop.  Superb!!  Everything fresh and delicious.


My son has OT in the same parking lot, so I have come to this place a few times for lunch. First thing that turned me off was a huge tip jar they have in your face when you order. They have a sign saying that they prefer cash, and that 'credit card and debit card fees break small businesses'. Huh? The first thing I ate here was shrimp fajitas, which with drink was about $15. Very small portions and not worth it. Chips are ok, but the salsa and picante sauce are in squirt bottles...and cold as heck. If you want any kind of side, it costs a dollar or more. I got a burrito the next time I came here (it was good, the Healthy Bean one) and it is 5.50, but if you want sour cream, guacamole, and chicken (they try to press it on you) that will be another nearly 5 bucks. It's good but not very big. Drinks are in small styrofoam cups and cost 2 bucks. They have a sign saying NO OUTSIDE DRINKS. I can see why, they have a racket going here on their overpriced drinks. The straw that broke the camel's back is that I waited in line behind two people who couldn't make up their mind for twenty minutes, and the woman behind the counter tried to help the woman BEHIND me first. WTF? Not great service, food is ok with skimpy portions, cheapo atmosphere, TIP JAR in your face...skip this place.


Love this gym. Everyone's so nice n helpful. No weird-o's stareing at you making you feel uncomfortable. Great equipment. Always go early in a.m. for best workouts


I brought my good friend here to find out about flowers for her upcoming wedding.  I live in the area and am a big fan of supporting local businesses.  We walked in the door and there were boxes everywhere!  I thought we had accidentally went into a warehouse.  No employees in sight!  Just as we were ready to walk back out the door a woman approached us.   The \"show room\" was so much like a warehouse that I asked if we were in the right place for wedding flowers.  She gave me a short yes.  Mind you there is not one flower in sight.  I asked her to educate us on buying flowers for an upcoming wedding.  With a Chloe purse full of Scottsdale attitude right here in my beloved non-snobish neighborhood, she responded with \"Well am I going to sell you flowers or are you here to copy what we do and make it yourself?\"  \n\nWhoa.... WTF are you kidding me?!  Listen lady have you ever heard of this thing called the internet?  If we wanted to do flowers our-self we can read all about that from the comfort of our houses in our PJ's and not waste time talking with you and your tude!   \n\nAfter defending our intentions she sat down with us to talk flowers.  She showed us pictures and gave some nice suggestions upgrading this review from a one star to a two.  I could see from her note pad on the table that they do some huge money events and from the pictures I saw it looks like they do a nice job.  \n\nBottom line it's not my call where the bride buys her flowers, but if it were up to me I would move on to somewhere with a high standard for service in addition to high standards for flowers.  I personally would not return or recommend them, unless you like to be treated like Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman on her first trip to Rodeo Drive... \"Big mistake. Big. Huge.\"


SERVICE SUCKS!! Got our drinks after we got our food. The restaurant was not even busy. After we got our separate bills, our waiter alberto had messed up our orders and proceeded to tell us they did not split checks. failed to mention that before end ordered.


Delivery was in order and because pizza has been my go to for the past couple deliveries I decided Chinese Food was in righteous. \n\nI have checked a couple other Chinese restaurants in the area and haven't found my ideal take out / delivery niche. Well... I found it. I really like how this place has Dinner Combinations where as many other Chinese Restaurants often have only Lunch Specials, all dinner options are made for sharing.\n\nWe decided to share but still utilize the combination. Each combination came with an egg roll (standard), fried rice (standard), Crab Wontons (cheesy good), and Chicken Lo Mein (excellent). The entrees we chose were Teriyaki Chicken (good), Mongolian Beef (standard), and Tangerine Chicken (Awesome!). \n\nI will be ordering from here again. I would certainly recommend this place to anyone. \n\n**make sure to order WHITE MEAT for the extra dollar.**


It seems un-American that I've never mini golfed before... so I'll say my visit to King Putt was my 1st time mini golfing in probably the past 20ish years. &, all in all, it was super fun & I'll definitely mini golf again. That said, here's my critique of the venue... Upon pulling into the unfamiliar shopping center, just about everything stood out but King Putt; it's dark & unwelcoming. A mini golf joint or anyplace cosmic should make you question if you can handle the fun on the other side of the door, before you even open it. In this case, I was worried about leaving my nunchucks at home- I started to fear I might need them. Also, the sole employee on duty was pouring a bucket of water out. It doesn't matter why- it didn't seem appropriate & gave a trashy vibe... Upon entering, the glowy cosmic'ness & the excellent music made me giddy. I liked that there were a couple groups ahead of us & one behind us but that it wasn't super crowded. The golfing was a good time but one of the courses was rigged with a big ol' ladder- again, kinda trashy. & I'd almost immediately started coughing- I think from the paint. & it was pretty dang warm- I think from the blacklights. The air just seemed stale- as soon as we left, it was cooler & my cough subsided. Upon leaving, the employee seemed happier to see us depart than when we arrived.


Can't wait for my weekly (ok - sometimes daily) coffee or Chai fix :-)  Great coffee, atmosphere and relaxing.  Amber is a great barista :-)  Try it; you'll definitely be back.


I hate this airport.  I thought I loathed O'Hare.  I thought I truly hated the 'Nati (CVG) airport.  I REALLY thought I hated ATL's airport.  McCarran set a whole new low for me.  All of the queues you have to stand in are at least 150 people deep all the time, whether it's the security queue or the taxi one.  The TSA people here are so not the brightest stars in the sky.  And for Chrissake...all the slot machines.  Airports are already crazybusy and noisy as it is.  I don't need ringing slot machines to contribute to the migraine that is McCarran.


Located inside the Phoenix art museum.  Weird. Lolz but we went anyways. I ordered the bean hummus, oh my lanta, it was delicious.  My sister and I killed it. :) I loved my portobello melt sammich. It was so good. But not too much of the quinoa on the side. :/ it taste so bland and watery..\n\nOur waiter was a little slow on our refills, but other than that. It was very good. I'll be back :)


There are so many things wrong with this place. Should I start with the service? I'll start with the service. The staff is usually preoccupied with chatting or card games when you walk in, so being seated, getting menus and ordering water takes 15 minutes. \n\nThe food is mediocre at its best, cold and bland at its worst. We  ordered pad thai, spicy fried rice, chicken satay, tom yum gai (arrived cold), red curry and beef larb. Most of it tasted like nothing, the rest tasted like watered down garlic juice. \n\nThe prices are high, especially with the long wait between dishes and the staff walking away before we were finished ordering. Please go to Archi's Kitchen or Lotus of Siam.


This is truly a shining star in Las Vegas.  Off the beaten path, this restaurant will offer its diners a superb culinary experience.  The wine choices are extensive and ridiculously reasonable, even the high end wines.  The menu offers traditional, as well as, modern conceptions with French-flair; all of which are brilliantly executed.   There is limited seating, both inside and out, so be sure to make a reservation through yelp.  We will definitely be back to dine again.


So Miquel's is definitely a perfect definition for a \"Hole in the Wall\" but let's be honest those places clearly have the best food. \n\nAs a self proclaimed Mexican fanatic I was excited to see just what this place had to offer. \n\nWe started with the chips and salsa and they were classic. The chips were warm and crispy and the salsa had just the right amount of kick! \n\nMy friends and I ordered a little bit of everything...fajitas, shrimp quesadillas, tacos, rice and beans. \n\nEverything was delicious...and the portion sizes were perfect! Add to that good service and super reasonable prices! I'm absolutely coming back.


The music sucks! Dj was really bad. Bunch of guys and not enough females. Dance floor too crowded


If you are a vegetarian, or like interesting food, avoid this place at all costs.  You may be tempted to meet someone for lunch--  business purposes.  dont do it.  find another place downtown.   Its not worth the loss of $10.  when I went...the service was  slow, the atmosphere was stiffingly stuffy, and my salad was basically iceberg and some fruit.


Luiz did a great job!  I was impressed that he called me back within a few minutes of my initial call and was able to schedule me within 24 hours time. He also provided a reasonable quote over the phone and did not try to upsell.  I asked for additional services when he arrived and he provided a fair price for the additional area. My carpets smell fresh and look like new. I definitely would recommend Luiz's company to anyone looking for an honest and thorough service.


This place is horrible!\n\nI had placed an order one day and they had messed it up the pizza was soggy and just disgusting to eat. So I called the store was put on hold for a while and never got ahold of anyone so I emailed the survey in and a few days later the management team called me from the store and tried to claim that it was MY fault for the order being messed up and I should of paid more attention to it and this and that. But after a while of going back and forth they credit me a Large one topping pizza. \n\nFast forward....\n\nMy wife and I were lazy and figured we'd use the deal, so I called in placed the order and we waited. After about an hour our pizza guy got here and he hands me the pizza. On top of the box was the receipt and he snatches it off the top and crumbles it up (at this point he still hasn't said one thing to me) he then turns around throws the receipt on the floor in yard and storms the hell off. I mean what the hell. Not sure what his attitude and deal was maybe he hates his job? I don't know. \n\nThe pizza sucked anyways waste of time. And the management is horrible at this place. I'll stick to dominos.


I called to place an order for a pepperoni & sausage pizza. I was told \"we don't have that.\"  I asked how that is possible & I was told they only have that kind of pizza if ordered on-line & not over the phone. Seriously? Like a sucker I went on-line & ordered the pizza. When it arrived, the crust was quite doughy & extremely soggy & undercooked! Yuck, yuck & yuck! I will not be returning. Save your money!