Here for the ribbon cutting with the las Vegas metro chamber of commerce,  taking pics


I ordered the Proscuitto Panini and Strawberry Lemon Cupcake.\n\nThe panini was delicious. It was grilled perfectly crispy and flaky. The mixture of the prosciutto, mozzarella, tomato and pesto sauce were well balanced - seasoned well. I would eat it again!\n\nThe cupcake was ok. It was very sweet. The cake itself has a very strong almond flavor. The topping is a very tart and sweet lemon flavor. I would not get this dessert again as there was nothing that made it stand out. It was just an okay dessert.


I find the decor very odd and the menu limited. The infamous burger I was supposed to order (I forget the variety) disappointed me as it was very dry and overcooked. The oft-mentioned fries were also underwhelming.


Honestly, I'm upset that I bought two passes from Living Social to go here.  Especially when I go there tonight to find out that it was only a dollar cheaper . . . Anyways.\n\nGo to JumpStreet instead.  It just feels bigger, more open, it's WAY cooler so you aren't dripping sweat in the first two minutes.\n\nThe Pros, I do think you can jump a little higher on their tramps, but they feel like they're maybe just way more worn in.  And the solo jumpers in the front are a lot of fun.\n\nThe Cons, way less jumping room than JumpStreet, and there was a worker standing there who wouldn't let us jump on two of the six tramps for no apparent reason.  No foam pit.  Super warm inside.\n\nGo to JumpStreet.  This place is . . . okay.  Just not quite the same though.\n\n\nFOLLOW UP:\n\nI had a much better experience on my second visit. The trampolines were all open this time, the AC was working much better. The ping pong room was fun for a while too. Overall, very pleased. As the updated stars should reflect.


Air hostesses were nice, but barely attentive during a long flight. Would have appreciated a bit more attention, but okay, it was a red eye and most people were asleep. Did not like that although I required assistance with boarding, when I asked for a set change from middle seat, I was given the absolute last row on the plane. Spent the night listening to two air hostesses talking about their lives. They could have told me that in the first place and I would have stayed where I was, instead of being completely uncomfortable for 4 hours. I don't like them compared to other airlines, but they had a flight that suited my schedule.


My daughter and I had food delivered yesterday. O my goodness everything we ordered came hot and freshly prepared. My favorite was the Crab Puffs and the Sweet and Sour Chicken. My daughter loved her Fried Shrimp and Sweet and Sour Chicken. The portions were big enough that we shared with my 2 boys when they got home. I had the Combination Dinner, it was a lot of food. My daughter had Chicken, Rice, and Shrimp. Will definitely be ordering front them again. Also they were very friendly. Even answered questions we had about a different dish.


Decent place, came here for the happy hour, wine was OK and the happy hour selection was average.  The wine choice could have been more inspired, as it favored the full bodied sweet reds, only one of the choices was to my liking: a fairly dry Pinot Noir.\n\nI had the Kobe beef sliders, meh, my buddy talked them up like they were the best shit on earth, but I would have preferred White Castle.


For a place to have good drinks, play pool, and chill this is the place to go, never really super busy so service is always pretty good. Bluemoon always cold and fresh.


Great quick and friendly service. The manager was willing to let me use the check in coupon even after I had paid for my sub which was cool. I like the variety of subs that are available and all the ones that I've tried have been pretty good.


They've changed the carpeting, fixed air vents, re-painted the walls to a really sweet color, and re-decorated the whole place.  Also, all pool tables are being re-felt.  \n\nGreat thing about this place is that the smoke smell has gone away since they fixed the air vents.  Anyway, I'm so happy that this place was given a makeover.  I love it even more!\n\nThis is how I feel about Cue D's...\n\nMaking your way in the world today \ntakes everything you've got. \nTaking a break from all your worries, \nsure would help a lot. \n\nWouldn't you like to get away? \n\nSometimes you want to go \n\nWhere everybody knows your name, \nand they're always glad you came. \nYou wanna be where you can see, \nour troubles are all the same \nYou wanna be where everybody knows \nYour name. \n\nYou wanna go where people know, \npeople are all the same, \nYou wanna go where everybody knows \nyour name. \n\nFull Lyrics never actually aired \n\nMaking your way in the world today \nTakes everything you've got; \nTaking a break from all your worries \nSure would help a lot. \nWouldn't you like to get away? \n\nAll those night when you've got no lights, \nThe check is in the mail; \nAnd your little angel \nHung the cat up by it's tail; \nAnd your third fiance didn't show; \n\nSometimes you want to go \nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came; \nYou want to be where you can see, \nOur troubles are all the same; \nYou want to be where everybody knows your name. \n\nRoll out of bed, Mr. Coffee's dead; \nThe morning's looking bright; \nAnd your shrink ran off to Europe, \nAnd didn't even write; \nAnd your husband wants to be a girl; \n\nBe glad there's one place in the world \nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came; \nYou want to go where people know, \nPeople are all the same; \nYou want to go where everybody knows your name. \n\nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came; \nWhere everybody knows your name, \nAnd they're always glad you came...


Stopped in and it always feels like the staff, no matter which one I go to, is always miserable.  There are no recommendations/suggestions and it's not an experience rather someone takes your order, you move five feet and pick up your product.  Kind of robotic.  In a day where people want a pleasant person helping, this is not the place.


Got a table and that gangster'd up the eve, but overall just meh. The terrace was the only thing open the night we went, and no one was dancing on the dance floor. What? Why? Dunno. This was fine, we partied at our table, but when we tried to invite some others in to help finish our bottle (uhhh it was 5 of us, all small girls - a bottle is a lot for us to finish, don't judge) the bouncers tried to tell us we weren't aloud. Um no, we paid a ridiculous amount for this table and if we want to invite people in, we damn well better be able to. \n\nWe had an awesome time because we will pretty much have an awesome time where ever we go, but again, bouncers are d-bags. If we hadn't have had a table we'd have been in and out and ready to move on with our eve!


The only reason I will go back is if a band comes to town that I cannot miss.\n\nI'll start with the good.  Security is so friendly.  My friend proposed to his girlfriend and they were so helpful into making it happen.  If they kick you out, you deserve it!!\n\nParking sucks.  It costs money to park and they don't have many spaces.  You have to get early to park and it's really the only good parking around the venue.\n\nSound is meh.  I've heard better, not often do I hear worse.\n\nDRINKS ARE A RIP OFF!!!!  Either don't drink, come there drunk or sneak booze in (I don't support sneaking it in.  They do pat you down as you enter)\n\nSo what we have here is a rip off establishment that is one of the only places in town to see national touring acts.  Fuck it.


I LOVE this restaurant!  GREAT hummus selections.  Fun staff.  Very reasonable prices.  You'll definitely get enough to eat!  There's cool are inside and lots of great seating outside.  I love that everything is SO healthy and that it's like a little hippy haven in the middle of posh Scottsdale.  Location is great!  It's a great place for lunch or dinner, especially if you want to eat before hitting up Harkins!\n\nEAT HERE!


This is my regular Costco for the last few years.  Nothing really sets this one apart form most of the others.  Very seldom do they run out of the ordinary stuff I get.  Being just one of me there is a limit to what I buy in bulk.  One gripe: they do not carry cigarettes any more except at the business center and they haven't carried MGD for many years.  Their meat selection may not be the lowest price in town but it is always good quality.  The lighting on the signage is poor and it is hard to find the first time at night From 79th.\n\nLast night I decide to \"dine\" there before shopping.  I liked the hot dog with soda.  It looks like the soda dispensers have options for just water and carbonated water.  The pizza slice was sort of greasy and limp, I chose the pepperoni because that is the one that had just come out of the oven as my turn in line came up.


LOVE LOVE LOVE their bruschetta appetizer!  Whenever I visit Las Vegas, I always stop by in the Crystals shopping mall to dine at Wolfgang Puck.  The restaurant is very relaxed and comfortable.  I usually dress casually when dining here.  Definitely recommend trying the veal ravioli; it is amazing.  I've tried one of their pizzas which has the crushed red peppers on them.... THEY ARE SPICY! Super super spicy so watch out.  The price of the food is a bit high but they do have happy hour items served specifically at the bar seats.


Good stuff, been coming for years. Glad its getting so much hype they deserve to make some money. Do yourselves a favor and dont expect a religious experience or you will be disappointed. Its simple food made fresh on site and very good.


The staff here is very friendly, they greet you when you walk in and they are very helpful when asked about the menu. I ordered the Big Al with sweet peppers and provolone. I planned to take at least half home.. And my fianc\u00e9 ordered a polish sausage with bacon and cheese. As it always goes, his looked better than mine so I side eyed him till he let me try it!\nThe polish sausage was great, bacon was crispy and flavorful. The Big Al on the other hand... Not so flavorful.. The meat was in terrible need of flavor and salt. I smothered it in ketchup which helped a little, I shouldn't even have had to. I did take home over half of the sandwich, because if nothing else, it was Big. But Al ended up sitting in the fridge for a couple days before I threw him away...


To start.. 4 stars because the food was very fresh and very tasty...  Not 5 stars for a few reasons.. but I'll get to that in a minute.  I graded as 2 stars due to the incidents I describe in this review. .  I've just had better.\n\nFirst of all.. Roy's is certainly not a new concept.. and there has been one here in Las Vegas for some time now, I just had never visited it. It's Hawaiian-Fusion, which doesn't apeal to me.. but I was with a group of buddies that wanted to go - so we went, and it was a special occasion. \n\nSo -  there were 6 of us.. and we were literally the first group through the door due to a 5:30 reservation.. none of us like to eat that early usually.. but we had places to be later. That being said, they weren't even done with their pre-shift meeting when we walked in, which was absolutely no problem.. we only waited about 2 minutes.\n\nHere's where it get a bit screwy. The hostess acknowledged that we were there for a special occasion, a bachelor party of sorts... very nice ... then she proceeded to sit us at a 6 top that had 2 of it's chairs in the main aisle. That was strange, since there were not any other tables sat anywhere else in the restaurant...and thus,  so many open ones. I waited to see if perhaps they had reservations for the other tables, but that did not happen and we did not complain. \n\nThe table was set for us, with a ribbon around the candle.. ok.. thank you for that... i think. They were trying to be nice.  Once guy picked out a bottle of white wine, about $50 bucks.. and I think he got a bit of a scoff when the server saw what he picked. Weird, still not too offended.. big night of spending ahead.. being frugal. the wine comes nearly 10 minutes later, and it's fine. Some Rosemont Chardonnay... way over-priced, but it's a restaurant wine list... you get that. \n\nAnother 5 minutes goes by, and the waiter returned and told us about specials.. he mentioned 4 different things from four different parts of the menu, and each one was the most expensive item in each category. OK. So I don't appreciate that.. but no big deal. We ordered a couple of his recommendations anyway. \n\nThen the 4 starters we ordered came on a large plate.. cool.. fusion style sushi rolls and they were good. We ate them and drank and chatted.. cool. Now it's time for entrees. They clear the table and set us up for the next course. 15 minutes go by. \n\n2 entrees for 2 of the guys arrive.... 2 or 3 minutes literally went by, and 2 more came .. One runner was running the food for our whole table and no one was helping him. So he made multiple trips. 2 or 3 minutes later.. 2 more entrees arrived. Each time, he would zip through a description of the food, and was a little unintelligible with most of his rehearsed speel.. but it was semi-self explanatory so no big deal. 2 more minutes.. 2 more entrees.. Finally,  all the food is on the table and we eat. \n\nI'm not super impressed with the portions, though the seafood I had was fresh. I ordered the seafood pairing or plate, or something to that effect. 3 shrimp on a skewer and two U10 scallops pan seared. The scallops were rare, not med-rare as stated they would be prepared.. which is strange because they were seared on a hot flat-top per  the description... maybe too hot though. The shrimp was well, well done.. a bit rubbery. .  Edible enough, not ''WOW' good.. but 'OK' good. Everyone seemed happy enough with the food selections. \n\nWe had pre-ordered the pineapple upside down cake and chocolate souffle per the waiters suggestion, because they have a longer preparation time.  After dinner was cleared and we were reset with sharing plates.. we were ready for dessert. \n\n10 minutes go by. \n\n2 chocolate souffles arrived. We looked at each other, and I thought that maybe they had sent an additional because of the occasion.. turns out this was the case. 2 or 3 minutes go by and the Pineapple cake arrives. Seeing a theme? ... slow pace.\n\nAll in all.. our waiter was cool, food was ok. We spent about $65 per person for about 3 courses and a bottle of wine... fresh seafood.. service in general.. nothing to want to rush back for. We were outta there at 7:45. Long meal for nothing in particular that was special. I don't know that I'll be back there soon. I would however, try it in another city. Good luck


what a bunch of losers went in too sell some silver .999 and they did not want it and i also had a 2010 green bay packers team signed Superbowl football with all paperwork and they said they don't buy sports memorabilia   its call gold and silver?  and dint want silver wtf  i have seen on there fake show them buying these types of items   and the tool at the pawn counter  acted like it was such a bother to look at my items  what i joke   sold my silver and football at a real pawn shop for  $4500


This CVS has a nice layout and has friendly employees.


There are plenty of reasons as to why I probably will never visit Stratosphere again, and why I had to check out two nights earlier:\n\nArea/Location: The Stratosphere doesn't feel as if it's even on the strip. One night when I was coming back from a El Nopal, people that were homeless and what seemed to be were drugs, approached me in a hostile manner. This occurred not once, but twice. Once going to El Nopal, and the second coming back. When heading to the restaurant, the first person got so close to me with alcohol on his breath and seemed began to yell at me to \"Want me to tap that a** girl?\". The second time coming back, another person came at me and grabbed my arm and asked me to, \"Help me him out?\". This is unacceptable, due to it being less than half a block away from the hotel. Added security should be a main concern to let guests feel as if they are safe.\n\nFront Desk Personnel - I did NOT feel welcome AT ALL when I checked in. The attendant did not ask how I was doing/how my day was. The vibe to begin with did not start my trip well. When I ended up leaving two days earlier, the attendant didn't even ask me how my stay was or care to even ask as to why I was checking out early. \n\nRoom - Did not provide a Vegas atmosphere. Everything seemed bland and basic. The bathtubs in the bathrooms are so high, that the two times that I had to take a shower I almost tripped and fell onto the floor.\n\nShops - Were empty, no one seemed to be actually doing their jobs, people in middle booths were texting and playing video games. There was a male at the henna tattoo booth who tried being flirtatious with me when I had not even acknowledged him. Other people actually doing their jobs in the shops had a depressed demeanor.


We went with a group of 10 including 2 small kids for an early dinner at 530 on a Thursday. It was already packed. The service was very friendly but we waited over 25 minutes for our first round of AYCE. The food quality was ok but nothing to get too excited about. Prices were average. My biggest gripes were the layout- crowded floor and you have to walk through a wait station in front of the kitchen and not run into any servers to get to the restrooms...and the music. It was nightclub music- ok whatever- but it was as loud as a nightclub. The group consensus is that we probably won't go back. It wasn't a comfortable atmosphere and not worth that for the sushi.


Rivas is your typical authentic style mexican food eatery, although in comparison to the other local restaurants in its same category (Filiberto's, Nico's, Texano's) I believe it is head of its class. Rivas has a super burrito, which is more like the american idea of a burrito(Chipotle style) of putting everything, including rice and beans, inside the burrito. The one area it lacks in is the Pico De Gallo, it seems to repeatedly have too much onion and cilantro in it.  Aside from that I'm a fan of Rivas and the fact that its open 24 hours makes it always a great option!


after reading the reviews on here, i must admit that i too was quite disappointed by this buffet. wanting to try this because of yelp, i went here when my parents were off watching a cirque du soleil show.  \n\nnothing stood out as being particularly bad, but nothing really was memorable. i liked the idea of marrow, but then i realized it really doesn't have that much flavor. the presentation was cute, with the little plates and pots, but in some cases when i didn't enjoy the food, i felt like i was wasting a ton of food. the pastas in those little dishes were cold and didn't have enough sauce. i also love the idea of a mac and cheese station, but there really were no suggestions about combinations or any really unique cheeses. even the kalbi were super greasy and i feel like i could have made the shortribs better myself. \n\nas far as service, it was great. the wait staff was super attentive and always friendly (which is why they get three stars). value? not really worth the 40 bucks you shell out. I would much rather go to the wynn, cravings at mirage or the m resort.


Number 36 burrito you can't go wrong.Been going there since 82 and they haven't lost a step!


My brother, his girlfriend and I went here and were so impressed. The couple who run the center were knowledgeable, friendly and so helpful. They have a true passion for inspiring people to be climbers. As a novice, I found many routes  I enjoyed and challenged me. I highly recommend this gym!


They have excellent food, but the portions are average to small and the pricing is expensive for this type of cuisine. I'm not sure I would go again compared to other options I have for chinese food. The staff was average as well. I'd like to see better staff and bigger portions in the future if I were to go again.


This was my 2nd time at a Twin Peaks. The 1st was in Austin, TX. This one had the most unfriendly waitresses. Barely saw ours, even when needing our check. The other waitresses were clustered in the back or someplace where they couldn't be seen.\n\nAs for the food. I enjoyed a burger with fries. It was prepared the way it was described on the menu. But there is no reason for me to return to this location in Scottsdale. I can get a better burger elsewhere (Whataburger). I was hoping to see the waitresses. Not at this location, though.


Grind Burger is located off the strip in a hotel/shopping center area close to UNLV. \n\nIt's \"sort of\" within walking distance of strip hotels, but only if you don't mind getting your exercise and sweating a bit in the Vegas heat. We initially chose this place for dinner because it isn't a crowded tourist trap, and it was dead on a Tuesday night. Our server and the bartender were friendly and helpful, but it took awhile to get the check at the end of our meal\n\nThey have a good happy hour, with $2 beer and specials on apps. However, the cheese sticks and marinara sauce were underwhelming and bland. The build-your-own-burger concept has been done better elsewhere (I live in California and like The Counter better than Grind Burger) but they do have some unique toppings here. \n\nUnfortunately, the burger was underseasoned and overcooked, and for the price, was a disappointment. Not bad, but not worth the expense, either.


This location has such a different feel than the others around Pittsburgh. Perhaps it's the well-lit bar, or maybe it's that there's a new bartender every time I make it over here. In any case, it doesn't quite have the \"feel\" that North Hills and Robinson have.


The service was adequate, and menu choices were a little more than a little overpriced. I ordered the street style pork sandwich, the pork was pretty much the equivalent of a blue rare. The sandwich was the size of a small biscuit, and depressingly unfilling. Before this, i had ordered a pork taco with green salsa (forgot name, sorry, this review is written in retrospect), and the pork was well cooked, except that the taco was soggy as a result of the pork grease. My friend had dim sum, so size wasn't much of a problem for her, she did say though, the dim sum had an off-putting oder, but tasted fine. Overall, the place was sub-par and I wouldn't go here again. Another note: The drinks offered there are served in bottles, which means no free refills. Just know that these bottles are the size of a soda can, and depending on what you order, you may or may not be getting less than your money's worth(or even less still), as some of the bottles are smaller than others. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone, overpriced and the food is repulsive.


I have been to a few Newk's cafe's locations so I know what to expect going here for lunch.  Because this location is near my office, I have patronized this Uptown site numerous times.  To me, Newk's Uptown feels like a smaller space than the other sites I have been to.  Nothing like the Newk's I visited in Springfield, MS (probably the best laid out one that I have ever been to) but similar to the one in Greensboro, NC.\n\nAtmosphere - Located in a former restaurant/ night club (same three or so steps to go up from the main entrance) the feel here is busy, noisy, more tables than booths, informal, messy (always feels like you just arrived after a lunch rush), fast casual order and delivery process.\n\nFood - Lots of choices that include sandwiches (toasted), salads, soups and pizza.  I usually get the chicken speciality sandwich, with ice tea and fruit.  This sandwich comes with grilled chicken applewood smoked bacon, swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, olive oil, mayo and Honey Mustard on a decent in texture baguette.  I get this when I want to eat healthy by dropping the swiss cheese, mayo and honey mustard.  \n\nWhen I want to eat something that has a lot of flavor, I get the Italian.  It has capicola, mortadella, pepperoni, salami, provolone cheese, mayo, spicy creole mustard, lettuce, tomato, yellow onions, hot cherry peppers and Italian sauce.  While I do drop the mayo...just don't like it...this sandwich is still a  calorie and flavor indulgence.  \n\nService - It is good for a place that takes your order, gives you a number, a cup, a tray, and then makes you wait for the food to arrive.  On my several visits here everyone has been friendly (even when there is a mistake) and the place is always jammed.\n\nOverall - An okay, option for lunch in Uptown.  With drink you are over $10, which some have deemed pricy.  But when you think about about it, a Chick-fil-a combo is only a buck or two below that price and they don't bring it to your table.  \n\nTips:  \n* Reinforce any special order requests as the staff has gotten it wrong in the past.\n* During lunch, grab a table ASAP after ordering as they can vanish quickly!


This place was amazing! Impeccable timing out to order to table time with hot fresh is housed. The sauces are awesome. The ambiance is clean cannot say enough good things amazing specials lunch is only $5.99 with the drinks which is also just awesome!


Stayed here September of 07'.  Twice.  WTH?!?\n\nYeah some allergic reaction mixed with something viral; made my throat close up and could barely breathe; nearly passed out.\n\nLong story short; the nurses are zero supreme (Number 1) and my private room was bangin'!\n\nThey actually listened to me when I told them I have \"hidden veins\" and a butterfly needle would suit me.\n\nMy beau, parents and daughter all came to visit and also were pleased at my accommodations.  \n\nGod forbid something else unfortunate should happen to me, but if it does, Meriter is my hospital.\n\nThanks!


Just got back from the ATV tour from DeTour Vegas and had an awesome day all together. Safak and Jen are rockstars they made the experience as perfect as it could be. We are living on the strip and they picked us up at the hotel on time and took us to the location of the tour which is a dry flat land the drive is approx 40 mins. After a few tips we were on our way around the trail Safak made sure that we were having the most fun and also being safe. After the tour they were nice enough to show us the Hoover damn and also swing by in-n-burger !!! Being from jersey that was a treat. All in all when I come back to Vegas I'm definitely paying these guys another visit and try out their other activities.


Nob Hill is one of those restaurants which reaffirms my faith that Las Vegas is figuring out how to do great food.\n\nIf you're looking for a great date idea, stop in here either before or after going to see Ka.  Be sure to allow time for a few cocktails before dinner, the signature drinks here are outstanding (I recommend ordering a cablecar).  Now sit your butt down, order up the Prix Fixe and if you're going to the show be sure to tell them ahead of time.\n\nUnlike at the tables, at Nob Hill you're going to come away a winner.


Food is always consistently delicious...don't let the location fool you. Food is great and pricing is very reasonable..the nachos are a great choice meat is always cooked perfect and the portion is more than enough for two people!


Got into Vegas on a Sunday afternoon. After getting all checked in we decided to head on over here for their Sunday brunch. Pricing was good plus we got the unlimited mimosas. We arrived around 340 and there was no line. Brunch pricing runs until 4. At 4 the buffet switches to dinner and the crab legs come out. The food here was decent. Nothing spectacular. Their prime rib was good. The crab legs were ok. Nothing special there. Was too impatient to go and get them steamed somewhere else, although that would have made them better. The highlight of this brunch definitely would be the unlimited mimosas. It was a great way to start a mini vacation in Vegas. Plus they were not stingy on the champage to OJ ratio. Even though the brunch ends at 4, they will keep filling the glasses until 5!


My sister is eating gluten free these days so last weekend in Vegas we went to Lazy Joe's because the batter on their fish and shrimp is gluten free.\n\nThis is a very small, unassuming place in a strip mall. Not much on ambiance. If you take a date there, she will not be impressed and you won't get another date. \n\nOn Friday's they have an all you can eat shrimp special and that is what we had. I've never had gluten free deep fried shrimp before so I can't compare it to other gluten free places, but I have had my share of regular fried shrimp before and I can tell you this place just doesn't compare.\n\nThe shrimp lived up to their name and were on the small side. The gluten free batter was okay, but rather flavor-less. Maybe it's really good for gluten free, but if you aren't gluten free you can find much, MUCH better deep fried shrimp with little to no effort. Honestly, Long John Silver's has better fried shrimp.\n\nThe service was fine and the owner did come by to check with us and make sure everything was good. That was very nice, but honestly, if you aren't eating gluten free there is really no reason to come here. You can find better quality food for the same price if not less.


The food is still great and terrific value for $4, but unfortunately the `douche factor` has gone up to 11! I should have known better when I heard some fat suit walk out with three others and say `4 people for under $30, what a deal!` I was like, oh no, they`ve invaded it. I got there at around 1:20pm after the Friday lunch rush and usually it`s some students or a couple having a late lunch, now it`s full of soccer moms and cheap douchebag suits who found out about it on FB or Yelp, please stop these greedy people from making long line ups impossible to eat good food!!!


Love this place. It's great for all ages, and don't get me started on how comfortable the beds are. The service is fast and very responsive.


This is a All you can eat sushi place,  and they do have ala cart as well. \nDid not have the All you can eat sushi,  but the Lobster affair was fantastic. \nThe service was great. \nQuality seems to be good, but a bit difficult to tell at this point. \nI think it is worth the effort to try.


As an avid book reader (more like book inhaler!) I love the Charlotte library system but I sure don't love this location. Yes, they have a larger selection than any of the regional branches. Yes, they have more (and perhaps better trained) staff than the regional branches. And yes, they have more computers than the regional branches.\n\nBut wow, do they have a completely different customer demographic. How many libraries do you know that have a security office? And the stalls in the men's room have doors that are barely half-height?\n\nIf you're in the neighborhood, then sure, stop in. But I wouldn't recommend making a special trip. You'll have a much better experience at almost any of the regional branches.\n\nNote - there is a drive-up book drop in the back.


We ordered the 10.99 special with steak. The steaks were the perfect size for us and they were cooked perfectly. I had a delicious wedge salad and my wife had the best spinach salad ever. It came with garlic spinach. Yum. The steak came with a really good vadalia onion sauce. We have eaten at several all over the country and we get the small sre


Very clean tanning salon.  They keep the towels in the back so don't forget to grab one before you start your session.  Friendly employees and great stand-up beds....never a wait.


Went here because I saw a Groupon Now offer & was close by. I was eager based on the majority of the reviews & the fact that I love food trucks. Approached the truck, no line, ordered three bunz: bacon bird, Mac n cheese, & a plain along with some truffle tots. I have to say this is the first food truck where I did not finish all of my food. The tots were greasy & not very flavorful. The bunz were meh! I just did not like them, there was very little filling, & when there was filling it was not good. I had a credit on Groupon so I actually got my Groupon & meal for free, but I feel that free is way too much to pay for this! Also, the crew was not as friendly as other food trucks were. I mean I am coming out of my way to find your truck, you can smile or say hi or something! \n\nOn a better note, located next to this truck was Grouchy Johns. I only had a couple bucks on me & was looking for their most inexpensive cold drink. I was immediately greeted by the owners when I approached the truck. I was reading the menu to myself, but aloud, and saw sweet tea. I told them I only had a couple of bucks & they took it & gave me a large sweet tea! Nice! That is the kind of service I'm used to from food trucks. I'll go out of my way to find Grouchy Johns...I'll drive right by TastyBunz.


Spa Mio is a nice little oasis in M Resort.  If you live near-or are staying at- the M Resort, then this is a decent spa day location.  If you're on the strip or in Summerlin, it's a bit of a trek.\n\nI spa frequently in Las Vegas, as well as when I travel.  Overall, the spa was very nice.  I was pleasantly surprised as I expected it to be over priced and not deliver - as it (to me) is a \"locals\" casino specializing more in bingo and buffets.  \n\nSpa attendants were friendly and always anticiapting needs- fully attentive to guests in a quiet, spa-like manner...not chatting amongst themselves.  Amenities were great- all Moroccan Oil shampoo/conditioner, plus shave cream, razors, etc- what you expect to find at high end resorts.\n\nThere are seperate men/women sides for sauna/jacuzzi, etc.  The dressing area, waiting area and jacuzzi area are fairly small, but it seems to work for their business level.\n\nMy girlfriend and I both had mediocre (at best) massages.  I'm guessing this is because it's hard to keep really good massueses if they aren't fully booked.  \n\nWe were interested in getting lunch.  The options were: Cafe, Buffet, or a limited option for \"in- spa.\"  We opted to head back to the strip...we're not reallly cafe/buffet girls...but good to know that if you're hungry, you can get more than an apple or babana in the spa.  Which- by the way- they had a variety of fruit in the fruit bowls; as well as a couple options for specialty beverages and bottled water.\n\nOverall pretty good experience, but I would most likely try out another spa that I haven't been to yet. But, if you're at M Resort- I would highly recommend it.


The room and the pool was just average (altough the \"lazy river\" was really long), nothing special here. Concierge service was not very helpful. A better bet for the \"south strip\" would be Mandalay Bay (or THE hotel, if your wallet can take it)


Under normal circumstances, I'm a really big fan of Ross. I love sifting through the racks and finding ridiculous bargains on great clothes. These, however, are not normal circumstances.\n\nEvery time I come to this Ross, I get the feeling that it might be on its way out.  Each visit, it looks less like they sell clothes, and more like they're selling shelf space. \n\nWhat product they DO have isn't really that well maintained, either. In a typical retail environment, the employees at least PRETEND that they have product by maintaining the shelves and facing things to fill in the dead space. Not here. \n\nTo top it all off, the areas of the store that DO have product aren't maintained at all. I get it...things get shopped. But I get the feeling that even the employees sense their impending doom, and approach their jobs as such.


Free WiFi! Spread far out, but I guess if you have one thing in Arizona, it's space


We only ever get the Louisiana Chicken pasta or cheesecake any more.  I think the menu is so big that it is hard for them to have any specialties (other than cheesecake).  The last 5 dishes I've had have been nothing special at all, and one I even sent back because it was so bad (and I NEVER do that).


I am in a ton of pain and needed to see a back doctor.\nImagine my surprise when this practice said they wouldn't see me because I am paying cash.\nI was told that they ONLY see patients with insurance coverage.\nI guess it's easier to milk an insurance company than a cash paying patient.


The nugget is probably the nicest hotel on Freemont Street. It's definitely not as \"sticky\" as some the others (i.e.; The Golden Gate, 4 Queens, etc)\nI recommend the Rush Tower. It's newer, super clean,\nTrying to be stylish... the rooms are all decorated in shades of brown (we called it Burt Reynolds Chic)\nThe bed was super comfy and the staff was really nice. \n\nNow I love Downtown Vegas over the Strip. I am not a millionaire, a Kardashian, an Orange County Housewife, or any other kind of B celebrity, nor am I delusional to think that if I hang out at the Cosmo I might become one of those. Plus it smells like Drakar in there, which makes me what to punch people in the face.\n\nI like the idea of old school Vegas...Down town...kind of seedy, free drinks, $5 crap tables.... People with missing digits, missing limbs, really bad outfits, 80's hair and eye patches....\nIt's AMAZING... \n\nFreemont Street is so wrong it's right!\nIt's as if Disneyland and San Francisco's Tenderloin had a baby...\nIt's dingy, sparkly, fascinating and horrifying all at the same time.\nThe Bon Jovi light show can only be toped by the Queen light show.\nAnd if you are lucky, you can ZIP LINE the length of \nFreemont St., during it!  WHAT??!!\n\nDefinitely pay the extra $ for the ADULT only pool. \nDon't eat at the barffet / buffet ( I saw a bug)\nDo have cocktails snacks in the Chart House and definitely stay in the Rush Towers. It's worth saving the money on a room on the strip, so you can have more drinks, more food, and more gambling everywhere else.


If u come here on grave until 7am ask for Joy...great server....having saimin and Portuguese Sausage and scramble eggs....of course with rice... ono after a night out.


What a little surprise in the heart of Verdun..\n\nWe heard of this place through a friend, and having had authentic spectacular Persian food before, I was quite skeptical. However, Parisa did not disappoint!\n\nTheir house soup was really something special (minus the random noodles that seemed out of place).\n\nWe had the sauteed mushrooms to start - I expected them to be sweeter, but they were quite good!\n\nWe then had the lamb (AMAZING) and the chicken drumsticks (not bad) as our main dish.\n\nThe service was great, the host was super friendly, and the atmosphere was nice and quiet. \n\nFor a BYOW place, it's definitely a nice place to go. Try it, and definitely do not miss out on the soup! Super good!


This place is rowdy and awesome!


The food is just not good. The crabs legs are so skinny. I should have gone some where else.


This location could use an update,  it's pretty run down.  I do appreciate their selection of toys are better than Wal-Mart and target but I do know that they're bigger stores elsewhere.  In the EV this is the best we have.


We moved here about a month ago, and so far everything has been good! All the staff members have been very kind and helpful. The complex is great, for us and our pets, and we are excited to start enjoying all the amenities that includes. Hope to keep having a wonderful stay here!


My husband and I have a slip here and are members. We love this marina and its laid back atmosphere. The only downfall to this marina is the long walkway if the shuttle service is busy but you are more than welcome to wait. They do have call boxes for the golf cart shuttles at each end of the walkway. Being a member you have access to private showers and bathrooms, a bbq area thats shaded with tables and chairs, washers and dryers, power and water hookups, 2 free bags of ice daily etc.. Love the staff. All of them are friendly and helpful. The whole marina and docks have the feel of one big happy family. Never have had any issues with theft etc. Definetly laid back with the exception of the party weekends lol.. I reccomend this marina over Scorpion Bay Marina based solely on how laid back and personable Pleasant Harbor is. I have been to Scorpion Bay Marina a few times and things just seem a bit more uptight over there. Not to mention the cops that seem to consistently be driving around. Just an uneasy feeling all around for me. If you plan to get a slip here make sure to talk to Shannon. She knows her stuff. :)


The Sushi is great here. Ask for the Samurai special its great.  The service was great(ask for Chris).  Overall Its one of my favorite sushi spots in Z next to Barcelona's in Scottsdale. I have not tried the tappen grill yet, but its next on the list.


Ordered the Momo and Seafood bentos. Tastes good, but I've definitely had just as good or better elsewhere for less $$$. The sushi was messy and poorly put together.\n\nGF says to add that she really liked the age dashi tofu. Yes, I agree. That was good.


When we walked in Saturday at around 6:30 for dinner we were the only ones in the place.  The two employees were sitting at one of the tables looking like the last thing they wanted to do was get up and actually have to cook something.\n\nThe tables were dirty.\n\nNo one was in there.\n\nThey were sitting on their *sses and half the tables were filthy.\n\nWhen our food finally arrived, they sat right back down and resumed doing nothing with each other and had pretty filthy mouths.  I'm colombian.  I look pretty latin too.  What made them think I wouldn't understand them.\n\nWhen your the only ones in a place and you get up to leave and no one asks, \"how was everything\" or says something (...er like customer service 101) \"thanks for coming in\" -- then I'd say there's some pretty fundamental problems happening.\n\nThe worst part, as we were driving out of the parking lot...We saw an In & Out Burger!!!!!!!!!!! And...it was packed.\n\nBig mistake going to this place.  I've been to FatBurger before...a few times in California. Not a bad burger.  This place is managed horribly with lazy employees.\n\nDo not go here.  Check out the In&Out Burger at the rear of the parking lot. :)


We took a large group for a friends birthday and ordered quite a few things. It was definitely a great price for a large group since we visited during happy hour and took advantage of Buy 1 Get 1 Free of anything on the menu.\n\nI do have to say that the best part was the sangria and the cheesecake we brought with us. The atmosphere is good but it is somewhat small in size.\nThe best tapas were the: manchego (you can't go wrong obviously), the shrimp, the meatballs and the chicken pieces. Our server suggested the ham and cheese croquettes which had neither ham nor cheese but potatoes instead. He was sure they were ham and cheese but the whole table wasn't convinced. The paella was good although the rice was a little overcooked in spots and our friend found a completely undercooked piece of chicken. We did send it back and they promptly brought us another portion. The dish was good but that was a little unnerving.\nI'm open to second chances and will probably give this a second chance just based on the sangria, the large menu  and the amazing happy hour deal!


went here on a Saturday, this place is pretty small, the atmosphere had more of chill mellow vibe, total opposite of Rehab, couldnt really get wasted and \"rage\" here when the dj kept playing music like hey soul sister by train, also no drinks in the pool and you cant be at least 10 inches close to the steps in the pool. laaame..\n\nwe were in a cabana with landon donovan, too bad I didnt realize that until I saw that he was playing in the world cup :/ oh well...we left after we finished our drinks and went to beach club at encore, we had a great time there ;)


My girlfriends and I had heard about this place from another friend we went with and it got a little sketchy when we tried to get in and they asked to see our room key.  We just played the \"oops, silly me\" card and he let us in anyway.  We wandered around and all the pools were packed, along with all the chairs.  But once we found a place to lay out near the Lazy River, we were GOLDEN!  The inner tubes cost $16 to rent or $20 to buy, and I'm cheap, so I just wandered through the water, swimming, walking, talking, floating...  Although I did purchase a $22 32oz yard drink, and it's only $9 to refill.  Just laying out and returning for a round down the river over and over, drinking all the while...  It was a beautiful thing.  I can't wait to return, the Lazy River seriously made my day!


Please note, this is my very first review of any kind.. I visited this sushi bar today with my son because he bought a 1/2 off groupon - off we went!\n\nVery nice place, great ambiance... I was impressed, however wise enough to know that books AND restaurants shouldn't be judged on the surface. I frequent many sushi bars and some of the best sushi I've eaten can be found in much less elegant of establishments - don't be fooled!\n\nWe ordered 5 maki rolls to start:\n\n2 from their 'signature' menu (firecracker roll and the madi gras roll)\nI love spicy food of all kinds - the firecracker roll was just HEAT, no FLAVOR, big upset. The madi gras roll was plain and flavorless. You'd be hard pressed to find a piece of lobster in there and they must have run out of cilantro because no tasty herb anywhere!! Keep in mind, these are signature rolls, $12+ a roll. \n\nThe other 3 rolls were from their 'traditional' selection.. We got the following:\nLas Vegas roll - ok, the sushi to rice ratio was about 20/80, not impressed at all.\nEel roll - eel?? Where was the eel? \nSpicy scallop roll - Zero spice and quite frankly it tasted like mushy rice.. The consistency was way off... Also take note that these 'traditional rolls' are no bigger than a quarter in diameter, very small for almost $10 per roll, ridiculous!!\n\nOur waiter saw my puzzled look as he brought out these rolls and never once asked if there was a problem or how our food was when he brought the check.. Which brings us to $$\nOur total was $55 for the most ridiculous lunch I've ever had.. Thanks, or NO thanks to the Groupon, we then owed $25 for really NOTHING more than an upscale environment!\n\nSave your time and spare your disappointment by passing up this joint!\nMy recommendations for great sushi, Blue Wasabi, Sakana and The Sushi Room.  Happy eating!


The picture comparing the burrito to an arm is a lie! My burrito wasn't half the size of my girlfriends arm! :(\n\nAnyways... below mediocre burrito but their taco's are comparable to taco el gordo.\n\nThe place is located on tropicana & pecos in a pretty big plaza. The interior of the place is super clean and spacious. Along with a well stocked sauce bar.\n\nWalking in I was a bit confused on where to order but soon realized it was laid out like tacos el gordo. Order what you want at a specific window. And the ordering process for a burrito is similar to that of chipotle. Have an empty tortilla and fill it up with your own personal preferences. \n\nIn the end I ordered the asada burrito & pork taco. Burrito was pretty lack luster since I couldn't even taste any of what I was eating. Taco on the other hand was suppppppperrrr juicy. UNFFFF. \n\nPro tip: You can get free elote if you vote for them on best of vegas :o


The ambiance was nice. But the bartenders were rude. We were handed our drinks and never heard from our bartender, Herbie, again. What's the point of looking at something nice if the service is poor. Pretty on the outside, ugly on the inside.


What can I say??  I Love This House!\n\nI've been born and raised in the gospel, so church has always been a part of my life, but I have to admit, what I love about Central is the fact that they invest so much in the Youth, the Kids and the community. Great music, great worship & production, good word (not deep, but encouraging), and well invested in it's community as well as local artists. The people are friendly, great coffee shop and bookstore, and great activities for the entire family. The kids/youth ministries are awesome. Over all a good church especially for new believers.


What the truck, chuck? \n\nel servicio - no bueno\nla comida - no me gusta\nla decoracion - una estrella\nla margarita - una estrella


Cheap sushi. Good sized, especially considering the price. The raw rolls tasted decent, although heavily seasoned. Leaves one to wonder why. Rice was almost dessert level sweet.  I've never had to throw out sushi until this place. Ate a few pieces of my rolls and just couldn't continue. Giving them a second star due to the cheap prices. If you want cheap sushi and aren't picky about the quality, then give this place a swirl...otherwise, I wouldn't bother.


I have dined at Mix many times with a friend of mine and loved it, so we suggested it for our mutual friend's birthday extravaganza. The evening did not start out as intended. First, you have to go on a scavenger hunt to find the hostess podium, why they hide it is beyond me as it makes perfect sense to have it out front and visible. After we checked in, we were seated in the middle of the dining room. Every other diner in the restaurant was seated with a view of the strip so we thought that was a little odd. Sure, we are young, but we were going to spend plenty of money considering the price of the entrees! So we asked to be reseated, since it was my friend's birthday we were hoping for a seat with a view, I mean that is the allure of Mix. We were immediately seated in a corner in front of the hostess podium, with a view of the Southwest, ummm OK? So we asked if we could sit outside instead. The hostess begrudgingly lead us outside and sat us in the far corner of the balcony, with a beautiful view of the airport. This seemed very passive aggressive to me and that belief was validated as she whispered into our waiters ear for a good few minutes, not even trying to hide the fact that she was clearly talking about us. We seriously almost got up and left, as there are plenty of other fabulous dining options in Mandalay Bay. Now, I agree that we may have been a pain, but the restaurant was nearly empty and there were plenty of tables open on the balcony the entire time we dined, so it was not like the place was packed and we were demanding a specific seat. Also, the strip celebrated Earth hour, so it was really cool to see all the lights go out on the strip, of course we had to stand and peer over the railing since we were still in a corner, but we definitely enjoyed the view. Overall, this was really a sour start to what was supposed to be a fun evening.\n\nThe food at Mix never disappoints and it shouldn't for the price. You always start out with a selection of fresh baked breads, so many delicious choices it's hard not to fill up. I always get the braised Wagyu beef and I am always happy with it. It is served in a cute little pot with a delicious braising sauce, carrots, mushrooms, and pearl onions. It is fork tender and a nice size for the price. I shared a bite with everyone and they were all very jealous! I also tried a bite of my husband's ribeye and my friend's venison, which were both delicious. We always get a side of mac and cheese with ham, which is always a creamy and delicious winner. We tried the fries as well, they had a weird seasoning on them, but worked when I dipped them in the Wagyu gravy. They also serve a complimentary Madeleine pastry at the end of the meal, which is lemony and delicious. I definitely appreciated that they brought them out with a happy birthday plate and a side of Nutella for our friend, it was the least they could do after how we were initially treated. \n\nOverall, I love Mix, but will think twice after this debacle. They have a fabulous view and fantastic food, but nobody likes a pretentious and unfriendly start to their meal. Our evening would have been 100% better if it had started with a smile and a warm greeting, nobody likes to feel like a pain, change the attitude Mix and you will have a packed house every night. It seriously pains me to give you 3 stars since I truly believe that the food is 4 star, but I can't ignore how we were treated.


Are you thinking about sleeping here for a vegas trip?\n\nShort Answer:  No.\n\nLong Answer: Saying the walls are paper thin would be a compliment. I was able to tell when and which neighbor was using the bathroom.\n\nThere is no one working late at night. Meaning, if you are trying to sleep at 4am in the morning but the upstairs people are playing nonstop music and having their drunken ass fall to the floor all the time, you can't complain to anyone. The adjacent motel 6 has security, but this shit hole place doesn't.\n\nVending machines are like buying food/drinks at theme parks. $2 per CAN, and about $1.50 for small sized candy.\n\nIf you happen to rent out the room #277, notice the nostalgic dents from someones fists from a previous lifetime.\n\nThe basketball court is more of an \"lol\" factor. it looks like a dogs head when trying to understand you. other words, tilted.\n\nIf you decide to stay here, you'll notice the fine line between usual vegas (hooters casino area) to ghetto, which is at the best value inn and motel 6.\n\nANd, if you decide to stay at this charming piece of crap.... after your stay, let me ask you this... \"Remember their awesome customer service?... you're right. Neither do I\"\n\n\nps. THey don't charge you until after you check out. Meaning you could show up with a \"reservation\" but they have no rooms available. As to what almost happened to us. They had a difficult time finding a room for us even though we made a reservation weeks in advance.


It's a shame. A crying shame. How do you mess up pizza? Clever name, Five50 (the temp of the oven) and the name Shawn McClain attached to this, how can this be so bad? I thought Sage was terribly overrated, but I had high hopes for Five50. \n\nWe started out with a couple apps, sampled four different pies (which we we able to do halves on) and finished with a few desserts.\n\nSmall Plates:\n\nPepperoni Arancini- Rice Balls, Red Sauce and Roasted Garlic Aioli. $12. Three small arancinis, they were pretty good.\n\nPigs and Truffles- Pork Shoulder Cannelloni, Bordeaux Spinach, Bechamel and Summer Truffles. $18.  I'm a sucker for bechamel. That intrigued me more than the truffles. This was pretty outstanding.\n\nSignature Pizzas are 16\". \n\nNorth Beach- Clams, Smoked Mozzarella, Sweet Onions, Oregano. By far one of the weirdest tasting pizzas I've ever had. I think what threw me off the most was the sauce. I'm used to a clam pizza with a white sauce. The red sauce did not pair well, even worse was the smoked mozzarella. I felt like I was eating BBQ. It was terrible.\n\nBlanca- Mozzarella, Ricotta, Bel Paese, White Chedder, Olive Oil, Garlic, Basil. This was decent, the ricotta was the best part. \n\nTruffle- Truffle Salami, Bechamel, Parmesan, Thyme, Shaved Truffles. Would you like a side of oil to go with that? Wow, only thing I saw on this pizza was oil. Someone call  the nearest Cath Lab and book a room for me? I couldn't finish my slice, it was terribly overwhelming. \n\nMargherita- Tomato, Buffalo Mozzarella and Basil. This was pretty standard. Nothing to write home about. \n\nAt $28 a pizza, you walk away thinking, \"did that really just happen?\" \n\nDesserts:\n\nWarm Apple Pie & French Toast Cubes. Both made up for the horendous pizza. \nSkip this place.


beautiful setting with a great view and great atmosphere. definitely high end and maybe a little overpriced, but it's worth it every now and then, even with the ocassional snooty people around.\n\nwe've been lots of times, and i have never been disappointed by the food. service has been slow on occassion and not always friendly, but never rude or lacking. \n\nthe filet mignon is fantastic! (well, was.. it's been a while since i was here last). the chicken dishes are kind of boring and my mom's had stomach upsets a few times, but she's ridiculously sensitive, and otherwise, this is a really nice place


We used to go to Hash House for breakfast all of the time.  We loved their french toast and gigantic waffle.  However, in the last two months, we have stopped going as the last 3 times we went, the meat and eggs were entirely TOO greasy for some reason and the waffle was doughy (not cooked enough) and my french toast was burned.  It takes an incredibly long time to get food re-done and honestly, I have to evaluate if the value is there as the breakfasts are pricey.  I don't need a ton of food, just good quality of food as they used to have.  I gave them three stars as everyone should try them once, and my hope is they return to quality as then I will gladly return to the restaurant.  Until then, so many other places to have breakfast in Vegas for far less $. We also tried them for dinner to see if there was a difference with the kitchen perhaps but nope, over salted food and my now my bacon and french toast were both burned....twenty minutes later, still chasing the server to check on our food.......dropping another star on this review soon.......


Have been here three times.  Once with wife and 2 kids, and twice with work buddies.  All 3 times the food was excellent, the service was top notch, and the atmosphere was fine.\nVisit 1: The Camarones Special recommended by the server was incredible.  It was Friday so they had cheap Dos XX Lager deal going.  Wife's meal was a quesadilla that was huge and delicious.  \nVisit 2: Got the Carne Asada Tacos, also chosen by same server.  She has great taste.  These were incredible.  More Dos XX Lager.  Buddy got Chicken enchiladas and said the \"best he ever had.\"\nVisit 3: Acalpulco(?) Fish Tacos.  Not bad.  Huge meal and I was starving so that worked out.  It was a different server so I went out on my own.  Shows what I know.  Still a great time and I do not regret my choice.  Look forward to trying more from 1900.  Did try the guac, which was pretty good.\n\nI will be disappointed when my work in Charlotte is over.  This place is great.  The missing star?  Their salsa is average at best.  The corn relish is great, but salsa needs improvement.


This review is for the upstairs:\n\nI give this place a resounding \"meh.\"  Got the $75 tasting menu and while some of the dishes were pretty good (pork belly, salmon, beef tartare), most of them were entirely forgettable.\n\nBut the worst part was our server, hell-bent on up-selling us to death.  He actually told us that the 5 course tasting menu was \"just a jumping off point,\" before encouraging us to start our meal with 24 oysters, and insert several ounces of wagyu beef into the meal.  I kid you not.  It was pretty annoying.\n\nOverall, there are many many better places to spend your money in Vegas.


My wife and I stayed here for a few days while in town on business.We had a suite overlooking the central courtyard at the back.Turns out that's where the delivery trucks do their deliveries and for 3 days in a row at some unGodly hour 2 tour buses were loading up Japanese tourists.My God what a racket !There is nothing in the suites as far as utensils....not a spoon,not even a bloody bottle opener.And then there was the clincher...must be why the place was pretty full.From 5.30pm to 7.30pm every day its happy hour in the large breakfast room with free cocktails and light beer.Every man and his dog was there...mostly quite elderly people getting medicated for the evening.It was pretty funny really.My wife and I were down there shooting some pool and the place was packed with oldies walking around with little plastic cups of cocktails or light beer.It's like a nursing home on steroids.


I was so excited to try this place based on the reviews But when you walk in it smells of fish which isn't good The sushi wasn't that great they forgot one of the things we ordered and the service is TERRIBLE they said they were busy but there was 3 other tables of 2 people at each. Never coming back again that's for sure


Pittsburgh definitely needs more bars like Harvard & Highland. Sometimes you want to put down the gin and tonic (while delicious) and pick up something with a creative mix of new and interesting flavors.  With the expertise of a REAL bartender (few and far between in the steel city) you can do that here.\n\nThe ambiance is nice-- a large, open space with huge windows (excellent for people watching too) and a variety of seating options.  I went with a large group and we were able to easily adjust the seating... and the huge red lounge chairs were a definite plus!  The best part about walking into this bar is that to get there you enter through Union Pig & Chicken and therefore get to smell all of the delicious smoking meat as you pass through.  Way to make my mouth water before I even set eyes on a cocktail list!\n\nI will be honest, I am no cocktail connoisseur.  At one point while enjoying my first drink and browsing the menu thinking about my second, I actually had to get out my phone and google some of the ingredients just to know what type of liquor was in them!  This place does assume that you know something (or at least more than me, which is not hard) about your spirits. But have no fear- the bartender is super friendly and will answer all your questions-- and I am assuming it doesn't really matter what is in the cocktails anyways because everything was delicious.\n\nI started with one of the drinks from the menu (sort of).  A spiced apple cider with option to add liquor = one of my favorite fall drinks.  I asked the bartender what she normally recommends to add other than rum (not a huge fan).  She said they normally do add rum, but instead she could use a butternut squash-infused bourbon. YUM.  For my second drink, I decided to inquire about one of the specials on the board... I honestly do not remember what all was in it but I know it included some kind of brandy and another liquor mixed with earl grey tea and garnished with a sprig of rosemary.  I wish i paid more attention to what was in it because it was AMAZING.  It was a little bit tart and tangy and not too sweet and extremely refreshing.  \n\nWill definitely be coming back to try out some more... seems like a great place to hide out during the cold winter months!


Beautiful space, awesome staff. I come here for the Duck Quesadilla, Beer Cheese, and of course, Stefan's phenomenal cocktails.


My dog, Riley, is a total disaster of a dog. She's so pretty, but there's not much there in the way of smarts. But we love her!\n\nSo when she was bitten by a rattlesnake, I of course raced her here for treatment. The staff are extremely knowledgable, smart, friendly and forthcoming with information. They told me upfront that this was going to be expensive and all the different options. No beating around the bush, nothing vague or general, just to the point. It was great, totally got the hard part out of the way. \n\nShe was treated with kindness by people who obviously love animals. Yes, it was expensive, about $1700, but obviously completely worth it. \n\nSo remember when I said Riley isn't the smartest? Yeah, well two days after the rattler incident, she ate a bottle of midol. I again found myself back in the clinic. Most of the staff remembered her and treated me and her with the utmost in professionalism and concern. \n\nThat was another $650. (I love my dog.. i love my dog...I love my dog .. I keep reminding myself...).\n\nOy. Well anyway. I would reccommend this clinic to anyone with a pet in distress.


I'm kinda at a lost for words because I like how the place is set up and in the beginning when you come here they make you feel happy but after you order your first round they seem to not care about serving you anymore..you literally have to call them or you never get in your second order or drink refills...you guys have some work to do..ive tried this place twice so its not because they were busy or the server..


bad bad bad never again th curtains too small for the window the ac not working tv had static no blankets on both beds wifi not working office said and the parking sucks had to share it with a wedding chapel so when we came back from the strip had to part down the street because of a big wedding we left the next day. im telling my family,friends and coworkers don't ever stay at super 8 motels


Sugar Factory had a great ambience, the server was really friendly, funny and invited us back for breakfast. My boys and I all had steaks before a night out, I had the filet mignon medium rare and it was cooked perfectly and to my delight was tender and flavorful. Definitely worth trying at least once.


Breakfast. Decent filled omelet, nice crisp bacon, coffee stronger than American but weaker than real French, disappointingly ordinary brioche toast, fawning service. Prices not too heinous considering the location, but it's really about as French as Olive Garden is Italian.


Terrible service. We went there for my 11 year old son, who wanted to celebrate after a school concert with a nice warm cup of clam chowder, which this place used to deliver on point.  Went in to a very empty Claim Jumper. Seems to have been like this the last view visits which should tell me this place is going down faster than the titanic. For the sake of not going on to long which I could about this place, I'll keep it to the point. DO NOT GO IN AFTER 6 PM IF AT ALL ANYMORE.  The service was terrible and they took forever with the food. The food that arrived was old and cold. Some had been left out and under the lamp so long the plates were to hot to even move in front of our 3 young children. The smoked meat looked like brown rubber strips, manager said that he was sorry and yes it is inedible. They brought out wrong orders as well. My wife didn't get to eat either, by the time they brought out her plate, after giving her a completely wrong order, it comes out 20 minutes later after serving everyone else. So that's two out of five that did not eat. This place is best to be avoided. Completely bad. The manager that took 50% off the bill (after also charging me for food that we never received or ate) was very unatentive otherwise. Waitress said it took so long because there was no other help. Manager said \"no we are fully staffed\". Why at 7 pm at night does it take 45 minutes to get a cup of chowder then? In an empty restaurant !? Why were the plates so damn hot?  Because you people do not care !  We live around the corner from this place and was a monthly regular. The new staff is terrible. I will no longer go to Claim Jumper. AT ALL. Neither will the 5 people that were with me or the people I will reach via word of mouth and social media. It was that bad, all the way around. From service to management this place is just on auto pilot and going to crash. Let me know when it does and I'll try again. Until then, wake me when it's a new restaurant that deserves to be on the corner of Charleston and Fort Apache. They do not deserve to rep that corner or our neighborhood.   I'm in the bizz and also an Owner. I hope the owner see's this. I know I check our yelp reviews. Contact me via email. I will tell you exactly the issues. If I owned this place after working so hard to make it what it is with that beautiful smoker and exterior scenery.  I would be completely disgusted by the evening staff. They dropped more than the ball. At a $150.00 bill a month from what was our regular visits. This place just lost at least $1800 dollars from me annually not to mention the five other adults and children that could have gone here for years to come like we did, but also the people that will see this here and other venues. Best to find somewhere else for now folks. Avoid the hassle.


Great food, decent prices.  We got 2 breakfast plates and a coffee $13.99.  2 pancakes 2 eggs, potatoes,  2 sausage & 2 biscuits and gravy,  2eggs, bacon, potatoes.   We were seated within 5 minutes.   Service was nice and sufficiently fast.  They even made drinks to go.  Very awesome.


I have tried two cupcakes from this shop. The first one I tried was great; a standard red velvet cupcake with cream cheese frosting. It was delicious, and it had mini chocolate chips in the cake. \n\nThe second flavor I had is the reason for the low score. The strawberry cupcake tasted very artificial. It was bright pink, like the pink cake mix sold in every grocery store. \n\nAccording to their website, they offer many flavors. I would be willing to try some of the chocolate-based cakes, but probably not a fruit flavor.


If you are a human being and thus may at some point after midnight need to pee or poop, don't eat here. The restaurant is open until 3 or 4 a.m. and is quite willing to take your money and serve you food and biiiiiiiiig giant sodas, but beware...their restroom closes at midnight. \n\nI couldn't believe that as a customer, eating in, I was not allowed to use the restroom. Is that even legal?? \n\nI asked where customers were expected to use the restroom after eating and drinking at their establishment. The girl informed me that customers can go \"next door to Fat Tuesday\". \nThere are 2 MAJOR issues with that:\n1 - you can't get into Fat Tuesday (a bar) if you aren't 21, so late night 20 year old sandwich eaters better have big ass bladders.\n2 - the line to get into Fat Tuesday is sometimes about 20 people long, then once you get carded, get inside, and navigate through the crowd, the bathroom line for the ladies room is another 10-15 long. This means if you leave Jimmy Johns in the middle of eating to pee, you must be 21+ and you will be gone for 20 minutes to an hour to take a leak next door. You can then come back to your crusty sandwich and your annoyed friends who have been babysitting your food while you went pee pee partying over at Tuesdays. Screw that.\n\nI'll tell you right now, if I were a guy, I seriously would've pissed on their floor under my table. But...as a girl, that could be messy for me. So...lucky for you Jimmy Johns...I was born without a penis. You win the prize of no pee on your floor, but you will never win my business EVER again.


I really love when I go to a restaurant and I am able to get a unique flavor that I can't find anywhere else. This love of mine gets harder and harder as I try more Mexican restaurants here in Phoenix. Los Taquitos reassures me that these places still exist though, and they do it with the Bombero. The Bombero's sauce is an enchilada-style kind of sauce with the twist of ketchup tang. It threw me off a little at first because I didn't know exactly what to expect, but as I munched on each bite, and the spiciness of the sauce began to take over, I knew that my taste buds had made a new friend. The al pastor and the chips were also very tasty, but I don't think many people will be blown away with those items like I was with the Bombero. \n\nI also want to add that the staff was extremely friendly during my visit. The cashier walked me through what I should try (recommending the Bombero if I was a fan of heat) and she didn't once seem impatient. That's always a huge plus to me. \n\nI'll definitely be back soon! I already find myself craving that Bombero sauce. You should definitely check Los Taquitos out if you're in the neighborhood. It's solid Mexican food at decent prices. If they add a happy hour, this will definitely be a busy spot! Next up for me, the original location!


This is an okay buffet.  The breakfast brunch offers a variety of breakfast and lunch options.  Eggs cooked to order, fresh carved meats and a sanwhich bar are nice options.  The mexican meat pie is pretty gross.  The crab claws and peel and eat shrimp could be better quality.  I tried the lox last time and coudn't swallow one bite.  With that being said, the local options of rice, corned beef hash and portuguese sausage are great.  The korean chicken is good.  My mom loved the fried chicken.  There is a nice blend of American and island options.  Overall not bad for the price.  If you are from the islands or receive specials from the hotel (or the chain) you get good discounts and coupons... which is why we are regulars here.


Okay everyone listen very closely, Zingers are $5 on Tuesday's This is the Secret, there is an upcharge for this but you will love it.... Get the Zingers tossed in honey BBQ mixed with bacon bits then choose your Mild Medium Hot or Mt St. Helens... I had this yesterday and I had that Ah Ha moment. If you like Zingers this is the way to go.


With all the overpriced french restaurants in the Paris Casino, Mon Ami Gabi is indeed a gem.  The food is thoroghly enjoyable, and I have not once felt like I've overpaid for anything.  I've been to this establishment three times, once for lunch and twice for dinner.  \n\nLet me talk about dinner. Lunch was great, but I don't remember anything about it :(  Dinner, my friends, is well worth it.  For one, I'm addicted to their \"c'est si bon\" martini (it's a bit overpriced...but it's absolutely delicious...what is it?  A watermelon martini, and it's fan-freaking-tastic!).  Now we get to why I adore dinner so much--it's that wondrous hot baguette that comes with a side of butter and slightly picked julienned carrots.  Oooh...I'm drooling. I could make a meal out of this and in fact, I did once.   Okay, I may be weird, but i'm obsessed with it.  \n\nI'm a sucker for their escargot.   How can I not be?  The sauce is scrumptious!  Butter, garlic, parsley AND I have this hot baguette!  W-O-W.  As for the entrees, I've had steak on both occassions--new york strip the first time and the ribeye special they had that night.  Needless to say, I enjoyed it very much...it's not going to be the same cute you get from 555 east or Mortons, but it's delicious nonetheless.  And the pomme frites? Spectacular!  The cut is just great.  \n\nI've also been equally happy with their desserts. I'm a sucker for creme brulee, and I'll even happily enjoy the most mediocre of creme brulees.  I would have to say that my favorite desserts are the crepes and the tarte tartin (rustic apple tart) a la mode. Divine!  I have a sweet tooth.  \n\nAs far as customer service goes, I have absolutely complaints--with the exception of feeling a bit embarassed by the incredulous looks I get from devouring a loaf of bread and carrots.


If you want to feel like you're staying in an office park, even though it's only blocks from the castle...then this is your place.  The outside and rooms are lackluster (you might even pass by it without noticing, and your room is a basic, rectangular room) but the second floor bar and lounge is pretty classy.


This place proves that it's worth giving someone a second chance. The first time I went there for dinner, I ordered the oxtail soup, but it was so-so, and I dismissed Atti as just another fancy-looking Asian restaurant place downtown. Several months later, my colleagues found out that at lunchtime their menu is half price and they quickly started going there on a regular basis, after which they wouldn't stop gushing about how delicious the beef ribs were. That convinced me to go back, and since then I've been a fan! The beef ribs are indeed a winner. Sweet, tender and come in a generous portion! The complementary side dishes - there are usually three of them (kimchi, beansprouts and potatoes cooked in sweet sauce) are also very good.\nNowadays I don't think the lunch time menu is half the price of the dinner menu, but it's still a good value for what you pay for. If I could give just one constructive criticism... there's this guy who's always there, a bit of an all rounder (maybe the manager, maybe the owner?), he's efficient and all, but could definitely use a smile. I know it's not just me. My colleagues have also commented the same. If you're going there for lunch, best to make a reservation as it's often full-house.


Happy hour from 2-5pm for slushies and 8-midnight for shakes.


The Costco of Italian restaurants.\n\nTerrible food and service.\n\nListen, I get Italian family style dining. In fact I am a fan of it, especially being from NY. But what you serve I wouldn't feed my dog.\n\nPlease leave. \n\nThank you and good day.


I always have the beef and egg or ja jang meinn!!one of my favorite take out places for Chinese food in madison!!


Patty's Closet has a good eye for style and the passion for fashion. That's why I love her stores. They have hip and trendy fashionable boutiques.  Her stores have a nice selection of casual, dressy or party wear, with each store being unique, carrying 2 sizes in each style.   So if you really like what you see, you better buy it because won't stay in the store for long!\n\nThe store here at the Galleria has bright sunny yellow deco with teal accents, it seems alot more spacious than the purple store off St. Rose. Clothes are nicely organized by color so it's easy to navigate your way through the store and get an idea of how to put your outfit together.  I think there's more selection here as far as jewelry and accessories, I didn't know where to start to look, everything was just so super cute! Oh and the changing rooms are just as fab!  Spacious and have fun themes.  Patty herself designs and DIYizes each these rooms too. They even have nicknamed one \"the Penthouse\" \n\nService has never been short of phenomenal. Always friendly and helpful. They're pretty attentive and take your outfits that you want to try on and have your changing room reserved for you when you are ready.  \n\nI had a hard time deciding on what to buy, so much cute dresses, shirts, purses...oh gosh! Lucky everything is quite affordable and they always have some kind of promotional discounts going on. On this visit my excuse for shopping was for the Yelp Shop Local Pledge.(good excuse right??)  Also you can get a discount when you sign up for their text messages. And there's  the 20% off your next purchase postcards you receive when you buy something.  On this visit I did not bring in my card, but the sales lady said no problem, they will still honor the discount if don't have it.  I had the other options anyways to use, so either way, I made out like a bandit! Walked in feeling frumpy and walked out a total fashionista!


Let me start off with I love this place. Good food, good wine, nice atmosphere. The service yesterday however was not good and a serious bummer on our lunch. The blonde waitress forgot my drink order. No big deal I can handle my lunch with water. The waitress takes our order ask for the burger temps, we both asked for med. We got two well done burgers and my one modification of no relish. You guessed it had it on there. She checked backed on us when we were two bites away from being done. We were hungry so I scraped and we ate our dry over cooked burgers. This is a great place but I'd suggest not sitting in miss blonde's section.


I love the Beef Pho and would have loved the spring rolls too if not for the overpowering mint taste - my friend had no trouble fixing this problem for me btw. I will be back once it's under 100\u00b0 again - because seriously, soup in the summer just sucks.


It's a shame that I have to give this place only 2 stars, because the food is phenomenal!  But the service is just plain TERRIBLE!  EVERY single time we've gone in (and it's been about 6 or 7 times), we've waited up to over an hour for our food to come out.  I don't understand why they won't hire extra help at this place.  They obviously have the business, and need more staff on when it is crowded.  We even sat for over 15 minutes one time waiting just to get a server to come to our table.  I wanted to leave after 5 minutes, as I find this unacceptable, but my boyfriend convinced me to stay so we could use our groupon.  As much as I LOVE their food, I will not be returning after the groupons are used up, as the service is just downright unacceptable.  The ONLY way to go is to do the buffet, as you serve yourself, but then there's less choice in food.


Not four-star cuisine, but good Take Out.   As you can tell I am a regular lunch goer on Penn Avenue. The take out food at Fu Lai is always dependable and the price is reasonable.  Because I prefer my food to be a little on the plain side, I always get the chicken with pea pods or the chicken with vegetables.  Very satisfying!


The pizza is great. Other food items might disappoint. They do deliver! Service is hit and miss. There is one rude,  smile-less bartender... I have actually seen him through the window and decided to go somewhere else because I was in the mood for good service.


This is a very colorful place much like Rainforest Cafe. The food is presented nicely and tastes alright. I ordered the Coconut Almond Chicken appetizers that probably had more breading on it than chicken. The raspberry sauce that accompanied it was good, but not on the chicken. Their salads seem to be very filling and are served in very generous portions. We ordered the Shrimp Salad that had all but 5 pieces of shrimp and other fruits and lettuce. It was good, but seemed more like a fruit salad than a dinner salad. Very good for the health conscious. Their prices are not quite reasonable but average for a tourist spot.  I'm not sure yet if I'd return here again, I don't usually frequent this side of the strip and this place wasn't that good for me to go out of my way. Something to think about.


The girls are beautiful!!! Bartenders & waitresses are AMAZING.. The DJ's are great... This place is FUN... The drink specials are always good... \n\nDON'T EAT THERE.... The cook is dirty... don't get me wrong the food is great... But don't eat if Chef Rudy is cooking he's dirty he does dirty nasty to the food..


This place is simply okay.  It's usually busy, especially for breakfast on the weekends, but I believe that is because there is a lack of options in town.  Nothing here is awful, but it's just not that good either.  Meh.


Really great food! Yeah it says seafood buffet, and there is a lot of seafood, but there's a lot of other stuff too. Sushi, pizza, steak, a lot of Chinese and Japanese noodle dishes. Sauteed mushrooms, chicken, pork. There's a great, and so fresh salad bar. Everything is hot and tastes so good. Piles of crab legs. There's also a habachi grill in the buffet line, with a cook who prepares to order. I even got to try frog legs for the first time! There's so much good food there!\n\nThe seafood stuffed mushrooms were the absolute best! \n\nThe service was great too. The wait staff kept our table clear of plates, and messes, and our glasses were refilled before they were empty. I'll definitely be back here, it was absolutely delicious, with excellent service.


This place is in the popular section of Old Montreal.  We had our first Monsieur Croquette - who knew a ham and cheese sandwich could be so tasty.  We also had the smoked salmon which was very satisfying.  The service was good and attentive.  The best part is the location and the view from the patio for people watching.


First off, what a great addition to the neighborhood. We needed a coffee shop that wasn't a weird, haphazard array of junk scattered about(Conspire.) We also needed to be rid of that shiester Derek who ran Hoodride, so 5 stars for Jobot for killing two birds with one stone. \n\nThis is actually a neat little coffee shop with a bar where you can sit and feel like you are at the pub but drink coffee instead. I haven't seen a coffee counter since Drip on 7th Street closed. Huge kudos for that and another five stars.\n\nUnfortunately, they were out of coffee on my visit. The guy behind the counter was very cordial and offered to brew a pot but I was in a bit of a rush to get back to work. I was happy to order an Americano, but I felt that still charging me full price for it was kind of unfortunate, and the quality and taste was less than exceptional. Generally, if a place is out of something, they will offer you something else and charge you the price of what you originally wanted. And generally, a two-shot Americano will keep me feeling awake and energetic, but this was very watered down and didn't taste that great either.\n\nI'll definitely hang out here when I need a fix, but more because it's just a neat little place, and not because of it's coffee. Otherwise, Giant and Lux are far superior when it comes to the drinks and they are a little fancier.


Atmosphere:  located on the light rail and in Atherton Mills, location is good. Classic warehouse decor.   Has outdoor patio seating.\n\nService:  Just opened, thus, staff is still new - I am sure service will be good.\n\nDrinks:    Beer selection is good.  I ordered well drinks - week pour but fair price. Liquor selection is still to be determined as their bar was not fully stocked yet.\n\nFood: We ordered pizza.  It was cooked well. Crust was good. Unfortunately, it was very bland, not a true Italian pizza restaurant.  We prefer pizza marinara with some Italian spices like oregano, basil or at least some garlic.  We ordered vegetables and meats on our pizza, but the vegetables didn't pack much flavor or crunch.  \n\nThe good news is, this bland style pizza is very popular with children.\n\nPrice:  Pizza pricing is more expensive than local Hawthorne's Pizza.


the service was lousy. i have had better service before at the one at arrowhead mall. my daughter spilled her drink and they gave her an apron to clean herself? they left the soda on the floor so we had to step on it the whole time. what?


I agree with fellow Yelper, Bao....this place is more about the fun than the yum. So know what you're getting into if you're an avid sushi fan - this place is not about high quality or exotic sushi. But if you're in the mood for quick, decent basic sushi? Then add this place to your list. This is the best revolving sushi place that my husband and I have ever been to...we typically don't enjoy the flavor and selection at these types of establishments...but Sushi Station has more variety than most and decent tasting sushi.\n\nThe best reason to find yourself here is if you want a quick bite of sushi and want to enjoy more types of sushi than you normally would when having to order full sushi rolls. The fun is watching the food go by and enjoying a few pieces of this, a few pieces of that, and so on. Pricing for plates is pretty cheap - our lunch total came out to just over $30 for the two of us and we enjoyed at least 15 plates. Most of our plates for the $2 kind but they have plates priced at $1.50, $2, $3, $4 and $5. The $4 and $5 plates were few and far between. Another perk is getting to sit down right away and start grabbing your food without any wait. Perfect if you're stomach is grumbling and need something asap.\n\nThe place has a lot of seating and is open and clean. Service was friendly and quick. They have a happy hour that seems worth checking out. The hubs and I plan on going back if we're ever in the mood for a quick bite of sush. Not bad, I say....Not bad!


I rarely write reviews so for me to sign up and write a review means it was THAT BAD!  Where to start...I paid over $40.00 for an oil change and upgraded car wash-when it was all said and done, the interior of my car was not clean, the side door panels hadn't been wiped off at all and my car started leaking some fluid. The mechanic kept trying to get me to pay for extra services...he would say, \"I just noticed one thing...\" then when I didn't want to pay for that \"thing\", he proceeded to notice another \"thing\" and another \"thing\". Additionally, I noticed scratches on the outside of my car that I hadn't noticed before and my son witnessed one of the employees flashing gang signs. Needless to say, even when my car was leaking fluid after my visit, I wasn't about to take my car back...NOT EVER.


Just ok nothing special. Live around the corner probably won't be back it ain't my thang.


I came here for lunch for Restaurant Week with one guest around 2pm.\n\nVerdict: Come here if you're an executive working nearby who wants a yummy soup and salad and make the disgruntled employees feel like trash (someone with their big handbag wouldn't move out of the aisle). Don't come here if you believe in genuine meals.  \n\nAmbiance: 5/5\nYou are greeted by delicious scents and sunshine as you walk in. High ceilings and bright lighting help to set the mood. Rustic yet polished, it sets expectations for an unpretentious lunch.\n\nService: 2/5\nHostess did not smile or greet, tried to wave waiter down to order something else and even made eye contact (gave up after trying three times), and not a single \"how are enjoying your meal\" was given. So, I took off a star for each. Food was timely, hence two stars. \n\nFood: 2/5\nTheir quinoa salad was amazing: Light, refreshing, and fluffy. Everything after was average or lackluster. Their burger was balanced, but the chicken was reminiscent of Jack. Thin meat, not particularly tender, no juice. Bun was good, but average for a gourmet burger. The salad might have saved the meal, but the cheese chunks were cloying. Key Lime pie was too tart: I felt the top of my nose slightly sweet. \n\nValue: 2/5\nTo the owner's benefit, I appreciate their participation in Restaurant Week to benefit charity. That kindness is not being disputed in this review. What is being disputed, though, is if I will come back here regularly. At the price point of $30 per person, I have had friendly and attentive service, balanced flavor profiles with rare ingredients, and pleasant memories elsewhere for American upscale casual. Especially since the regular menu adds up more, this actually further decreases value. \n\nMood and Stomach after the meal: Hmph. \nTotal rating: 2 out of 5.


I love you Trader Joe's.  No, you are not \"my\" grocery store.  I can't commit to you as my one and only baby.  It's not you, it's me.  I am tempted by the fruit of another.  Sprouts and Sunflower produce trumps you baby, but don't you worry your pretty head about it.  You've got my favorite cheese selection and you know how I am about cheese.  You know no matter how many times I stray, I'll always come back to you.  You don't need to worry about the items I buy at Safeway baby, that's different. That's just shopping.  What we have is something more than that.\n\nI love it whenever I discover something new about you.  I can't live without your hummus or your mediterranean style yogurt.  It reminds me of crisp mornings in the Amphora Hotel in Chania harbor.  Of course the honey here will never be as magical as it was in Greece but that's not your fault dear.\n\nI love that you know I'm not made of money.  I don't have to flash a lot of brass to impress you and that always makes me feel accepted and appreciated.  Even when you're cold, or feeling like you can't give me the things I want (because let's face it you're *always* out of stock on something I really like) I can always find something to make me feel like our time together is special and well worth the effort.\n\nIt might be another week or so until our next visit baby, but you know you're gonna be on my mind and when I hunger for something only you can provide, you know I'll be back.  I always come back.


Not going to lie, but after watching undercover boss, I've been wanting to try something from Rubio's!\nNice selection of tacos, fish tacos, burritos, and salads. It was neat to see the wrap for my burrito be freshly made. Decent amount of stuffing inside, could use more chicken(or steak, whichever you order). The size is  decent as well for under 10$ \nBut it might have cost more because it was at a station casino.\nThe fish tacos took some time to cook, but it wasn't too long of a wait.\nRubio's a good place to grab some quick lunch, but it definitely has competition compared to Baja fresh and Chipotle.


Waste of money!  Had a great salesman on the phone who sold me into everything I would get....I asked very specific questions to make sure I was picking a place to fit my needs.  They have fancy machines but are completely unhelpful.  I give them a ZERO out of 5.


Great prices for great variety, taste, and portions! I always love coming here because the food is so flavorful. The desserts all look awesome as well. The times I have stopped by it has been pretty quiet but in a good way. Definitely a must go especially if you're in the area!


The Portions on shrimp appeared a little skimped this time around, or it may be cc and be are giving bigger portions. Overall, it's as expected.


This Best buy was very busy. But it was Monday 2 days before Christmas.  I did have to stand around waiting for a rep to come and open a case for me to help out a friend because he was looking for someone also.   I assume to prevent theft of a IPod they took it away from me to give to a cashier. LOL I am not a thief but he kind of treated  me like one. He could of used better words or a different approach. I do understand why but it was just weird. I actually walked around with more expensive merchandise at other Best Buys with no problem. I prefer not to come to this location ever again lol.


Jack Clubman got his first scheduled (now, read that word the Brit way) maintenance today at Mini of Tempe.\n\nWe want to thank Steven Pham, our Service Consultant, and all of the crew at MOT for providing us with a great experience. Everyone was very welcoming and attentive to our needs and the facility is beautiful.\n\nJack was serviced nicely and even got a wash and vacuuming.\n\nIf you are in the greater Phoenix area, we highly recommend Mini of Tempe.\n\nwww.minioftempe.com


I love the Red Rock Casino, but the kids have ruined this theater.  If you must go, don't look down.  The carpets are gross and really need a change.  Otherwise, they always have a good selection of movies, an IMAX theatre, and they even have a party room if you'd like to throw one there.


The front office supervisor is incredibly rude. Sad that my mom went to this office for years and this is how I am treated. Not only did my mom never get an accurate diagnosis when the entire world knew she had dementia, but now I am dealing with someone raising my own blood pressure. Ridiculous.


Meat delil lady today talked crap to her manager about me not knowing my wife was stand right there. So she went and found me to try and help after she relized. All I was asking for was her to cut my meat. I emailed corporate about her.


After sleeping in Wal-Mart parking lots for two nights straight, my two buddies and I were looking for a room to at least shower in. Preferably in a part of town where the shit in my car wouldn't get jacked. This place seemed nice enough and relatively close to the everything on the strip. After saying that I was the only one staying in the room, I paid the $110 for a nice room with a king size bed and a view of the stratosphere. \n\nOnce we got liquored up, the walk to the casinos seemed fine. My friend lost his money, my other friend got lost, and I just  drank bad beer on the sidewalk. In the end, we would've enjoyed seedy, but sometimes sketchy isn't always the best. Especially when my car is filled with everything I own.


Sign says open 24/7, not true!! Went there at 2:30 am and it was closed!! We were pretty annoyed at this.


Haven't eaten here in over a decade but was hella impressed with the eggs benedict sandwhich. Wait was a little long.


I found Liberty barber shop after my regular barber just couldn't be counted on to be there when his shop opened any more. First noticed the modern sports themed atmosphere. Relatively friendly staff. Even though there was about 8 or 9 people waiting, I only waited about 20-25 minutes. The girl who cut my hair, took her time and I can tell she paid attention to detail. I've only been there once, but I'm going back again today and I'll see if there's any changes. $16.00 + tip for a standard cut. They'll put the hot moist towel on your face and use one of those vibrating massaging machines. I have to admit, seemed a bit strange at first, but damn, it felt good.


We've been wanting to try out JJ's for quite awhile now and finally got around to it earlier this week with the beautiful weather here in Charlotte. Here's the breakdown:\n\n5/5 stars for pet friendliness. You can bring your dog and hang out at one of the many outdoor seating areas. \n4/5 stars for atmosphere. JJ's has tons of outdoor seating and is great for watching games on the big screen or ogling the many healthy people on a jog past the bar. \n3/5 for food. Food was basic bar fare. I had the fresh avocado BLT with tator tots as my main course (honestly, I don't know why everyone doesn't serve tots - they are so delish), along with a taste of a chicken quesadilla and the bacon jalape\u00f1o hush puppies. Again - edible food, but nothing to write home about.\n3/5 for service. Our service was a bit slow for a Tuesday night, especially considering the place wasn't packed. And our server may have been a bit confused as when I asked for a drink menu, she said there wasn't one, but then later brought out the condiment tray with a drink menu on it. Yes, that happened. If I hadn't already tucked into my vodka soda I may have swapped. Next time....\n\nAll in all, go to JJ's for the atmosphere and to while away a lazy weekend afternoon. Just know going in that the delicious beverages may lower your inhibitions and there is no shortage of greasy treats on the menu. I mean, funnel cake fries? Yes, please. Also something for next time....


Perhaps certain places don't deserve the lowest rating because the person doing the reviewing is not a good fit for that particular kind of place, and so, cannot review it accurately. Because of this, I gave this place an extra star just in case I am biased against these types of places.\n\nNow I will paint humanity with a wide brush and put us all into two camps: \n\n1) Those who would rather play with a dog outside on the lawn on a nice warm afternoon.\n\n2) Those of us who would rather slip outside the backdoor of a rock club in Berlin to snort a quick line.\n\nLet me just say that in my camp we have no use for, nor desire to ever return to, this Outback Steakhouse type of establishment.\n\nWhat I truly think about this place is not suitable for public utterance, but I will go so far as to say the food was dull, the drinks were mixed as if they were for a teething child and not a grown man, and the atmosphere looked as if the decorator was commissioned from the school of bathroom design.\n\nIf you died and went to this place, you would not be in hell, but you would not be very happy.


good food. Great service but i'm still hungry after$ 60..\nI would go back. But not when i'm really hungry.