The chaat was soupy, but tasted right. Keema Matar just wasn't. I've tried them twice now, and both times there was something off about the sauces. Spicing is heavy and not consistent with the way I've had the same dishes before. For what it's worth, I had no issues with my delivery.


I had never heard of Pullano's before tonight and decided to try this place out because we had a great value coupon.\n\nMy fiance loved the spaghetti and the meatballs were really good. The pizza however was just OK. It had an odd sauce that was too salty, although it wasn't necessarily bad. The bread sticks were nothing to get excited over.\n\nThe restaurant itself looked like a lot of fun, but we ordered take-out. We decided that this place was a little expensive for what it was and it probably isn't somewhere we would go without a coupon.


I will start out with the disclaimer that I lived in Italy for 6 glorious months and, consequently, I am a total Italian food snob. I found out about this place from a friend and I was especially pleased to find them on restaurant.com. So my husband and I printed our $50 gift certificate and headed out on a Friday night. I started the meal with the best cosmo I have ever had, it was definitely strong but I didn't taste any alcohol. The bartender is masterful! I then moved on to the bread basket on the table. The regular bread was delicious and warm. There was also an herb, almost pizza looking bread that I was not very fond of, but I am sure somebody enjoys it. I did notice that other tables were getting bruschetta as well as bread, but I got the feeling they were \"regulars,\" but it made me feel left out! We moved on to appetizers. I had the caprese salad, which has roasted peppers and onions on it. I was surprised how well the whole thing worked, given its non-traditional nature. I would definitely recommend it! For the main courses, I had the papardelle with filet and my husband had the trout special. The pasta was delightful and the filet was melt in your mouth delicious, but the dish was missing something. It was earthy and rustic but there was a flavor profile missing for sure. The trout was well cooked, but the skin of the fish was not at all crispy and we felt it should have been. It came with a side of pasta that was delicious! Since we had the restaurant.com coupon we decided to go all out and get a dessert. We decided to go out on a limb and try the Sicilian cannoli. The cannoli was almost inedible. It has an overwhelming lemon flavor and is just very off-putting texturally. \n\nThe service was wonderful, until the end of the meal. The restaurant had filled up very fast and people were asking to be seated in our server's section. The poor man was running from table to table! It took us over 15 minutes to get someone to swipe our credit card so we could leave, but other than that small ordeal the service was impeccable. Overall, it was a mixed bag for us. I have had better Italian food in Las Vegas, but I may give this another try sometime in the future.


This is about the floral department. I used AJ's floral department for my wedding. I have always been impressed with their beautiful flowers. Another plus was that the location was very close to my wedding venue. The entire process before the wedding: Planning out what the Bouquets would look like and picking out flowers was almost perfect. I planned months in advance due to living out of state. I had picked a particular flower that Joanie had suggested for the bouquets. About a month before the wedding Joanie calls me and tells me that one of the particular flowers would not be in season for my wedding. This was a flower she suggested. She knew the date the entire time. You would think that before suggesting something or confirming it with me she would have double checked the season of the flower. Then she proceeded to tell me that we wouldn't know for sure if she could have them until 10 days before the wedding. Well we could not get them and the flowers she suggested to take their place were not very stellar. I ended up settling with a replacement. The day of the wedding the flowers arrived. My bouquet was beautiful. The corsages I had ordered for my mother and mother in law were supposed to be Crem de la Crem roses. They were HIDEOUS and not roses at all, my step moms corsage was also hideous and not what it was supposed to be and it wasn't even a corsage it had a pin so she had to poke holes in her dress. I also did not receive and toss bouquet which I paid for. I was so upset. You pay hundred and hundreds and even thousands of dollars for wedding flowers and when its not what you paid for or you didn't get everything you paid for, well you feel cheated and ripped off. I do not recommend using AJ's or Joanie for your wedding flowers or flowers for any event.


Great food and great service!


Horrible place. Not happy about this selection a couple of weeks ago.  The service was horrific.  Rude and impatient staff.  Price is weird and they charge you for everything.  Not recommended at all.


This UPS store shares its main entrance with the Caribou Coffee. They are a full service mailing shop, with boxes, packing materials and yes, they ship stuff by UPS. I think they also have a mailbox system, but I wasn't really paying attention. I just wanted to drop off my pre-paid package and be on my way. The clerk was friendly and helpful and got it done pronto. If I have more UPS mailing requirements, I'll be back.


My boyfriend and I went here for dinner because we were staying at Mandalay Bay and I am glad we did! We were seated right away and the service was very attentive. To start we ordered bruschetta which was a generous portion and delicious and fresh.  I had gnocchi in a bolognese sauce which was amazing. My boyfriend got the pepperoni pizza which was good but he liked the gnocchi more.  The server also suggested a bottle of Berringer wine which was very good.  The menu online doesn't have prices which made me skeptical at first but the prices are on the menu in the restaurant and run around $15-$30 per entree.  Very good!!


Overall, this was a bummer.  \n\nWe used the groupon deal and found it annoying we couldn't call our order in ahead of time.\n\nChicken:\n-seemed like it had been sitting a while\n-texture was decent, flavor was lacking, hot sauce helped but shouldn't have to\n\nRed velvet waffles: soggy and flavorless\n\nThis place is way out of the way and not worth the trip.  The little counter where you could eat wasn't too welcoming and it was super hot in the restaurant.  I think the chicken would have suffered from a long car ride to be eaten elsewhere.\n\nI hope they can turn things around and thrive.


Went here last weekend and had a great meal. It was pretty busy when we arrived, which is always a good sign. We wanted to sit on the patio since the evenings have been so nice lately and the host said it might be a little while. Not a problem, we just went to the bar to grab a drink while we waited. He came by once or twice after to ensure us that we would be seated soon, which was nice. \n\nI had heard good things about the cocktails and ended up ordering the No. 17. It was awesome and I would definitely order it again. My sister got the No. 6 and she thoroughly enjoyed it as well. We decided to split the fondue and crab cake BLT. The fondue was great and the pretzels and sausage were perfect dippers. The crab cake BLT was good, but nothing really memorable. I don't think its anything against the sandwich itself, but just that I realized I prefer crab to crab cakes. Church potatoes were an awesome side! \n\nService was attentive and the food was well spaced out. We weren't rushed and enjoyed spending the evening enjoying the nice patio dining. Overall, I would definitely recommend this place.


If I could give zero stars I would. My boyfriend and I purchased a vacuum from there approximately two montha ago. We have used the vacuum a handful of times. Today, the vacuum literally sparked, smoked, and nearly caught the carpet on fire. I immediately called Walmart, spoke with Kathy, and she said it would be no problem that I did not have a receipt or box, it could be returned. I go to return it, get a new vacuum in exchange, and head to customer service. The lady at customer service was excellent. The real problem came when she needed to get her supervisor for approval. After calling him twice and waiting twenty minutes, he arrived! He told us we would be unable to return it, only exchange it for the same one. Umm, why would I want the same vacuum that nearly caught my floor on fire? We explained that we wete prepared to spend nearly $70 on a different vacuum, and he said no, I can't help you. Did not offer any apologies, any suggestions, any help. Just no. We asked to speak to another \"manager\" and after another 10 minutes she arrived. While playing with her phone and not even looking at us, she gave me the same response. No apologies. Just walked away. I am thoroughly disappointed and extremely angry. Kenneth and Amanda provided me with the worst customer service I have ever had. I've never written a review ever. But these two inexperienced, unapologetic, rude supervisors rubbed me the wrong way. Never again will I step foot in that store.


Unhappy.  That will sum it up.  My room (Room 201) was nice enough when I walked in, but upon inspection, I saw it wasn't very clean. For starters, it had not been vacuumed. Sure, there were new linens on the bed, but why were there used sweet and low packets all over the dresser, trash on the floor, and, get this, an empty soap box shoved underneath the bathroom light fixture. \n\nThe hotel is non-smoking, but everyone at the pool was lit up.  A hotel worker did come by to tell them to put their cigarettes out, but once she left they just lit up again. *repeat scenario about six more times*.  I couldn't even enjoy a moment in the hot tub, (which is nice) because some jerk kept throwing trash around it.\n\nThis is my final complaint..... no accountability to police what people are doing around the hotel.  Huge groups of douche bag frat boys and sorority princesses pounding drinks and screaming or laughing at the top of their lungs directly in front of other people's hotel rooms from midnight to 6 a.m.  I have no problem with people having a good time, but at 2 a.m., stay the f*** away from in front of my hotel room, especially if your obnoxious laugh sounds like a hyena being raped.  I wanted to strangle the female that kept me up for an hour and a half with her \"I have no real personality so I make this sound to seem interesting\" laugh.  Luckily my wife called the front desk and filed the complaint.  \n\nMy only pluses for this place.  Once the front desk is called with a complaint, they go and try to stop it (too bad this is a reactionary response), key word being try, since it seems they do not really enforce any of their own rules.  Free soda's and junk food.  Free wifi. Yup, that's about it.


Overpriced sandwiches!!\nWhere's the MEAT!\nOrdered a mediterranean chicken flatbread sandwich. I couldn't even find the chicken there was so much cabbage in it.


While the service was good when I p/u my takeout, I found the food to be average at best.  General Lings Chicken was Pei Wei copycat, and the Tomatillo Salad was only slightly more interesting.  I'm sure there are better things on the menu, but 1st impression does not push me to revisit any time soon


Last night I went for the healing circle with rev jimmy.  it was amazing, staff was helpful.  I didn't have the sleep he said I would, but I definitely feel more at peace today.  I am thankful.\n\nPeace and Blessings.\nRonney


Was in today for 4 new tires for my truck.  Made an appointment online, and was glad I did.  There was a line outside the store before they opened (appointment was for 8am).  They opened a few minutes early instead of making us wait outside, and Kyle came outside and greeted me BY NAME.  He knew who I was because I put in my vehicle information on the reservation, VERY IMPRESSIVE.  Seemed like my truck was on the lift BEFORE I had even finished paying.  I was out the door in no time.  Loyal customer for life.  GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE!  Thanks guys!


I have nothing compelling to say because this restaurant is unremarkable.  The food is good.  I have eaten here a few times when I was with a group.  I wouldn't ever choose it on my own accord.


I feel that this place is very overrated.  The wait is ridiculous if you try going for dinner and I think the food is so-so.  I would prefer to go to Cibo over Pizzeria Bianco.


To be honest, I was disappointed. Maybe because I have high expectation since the lines are so long and waiting time is miserable. \n\nThe environment is nice but the choices are too limited. Some food are really salty.\n\nWill not eat again next time.


Great Venue, Good Food, Terrible Service.\n\nShort Review: We were completely ignored, waited forever to get our food order taken and I had to take up my soda to the bar to get a refill.\n\nLong Review: We were planning on going out to eat before getting to The Western, but after hitting traffic we thought we'd play it safe and just eat at the venue. We had never been, so when we arrived at 7:00 we thought the doors would be open to serve food, but when they say doors open and 7:30, they open at 7:30. As we were waiting outside, 7:30 rolled around and we were told the doors would be opening at 7:45 instead. Okay, fine, we were hungry but we could wait. 7:45, doors didn't open. 8:00, doors didn't open. Finally around 8:15, 15 minutes after the show was suppose to start we got in and we grabbed one of the first tables we saw, right at the front near the stage. \n\nWe sat down and were handed menus pretty quickly. A waitress came around and asked if we'd been helped, we said no and ordered a Coke (which was 90% ice) and PBR. We then mentioned that we'd be ordering food tonight. Then about a minute later another waitress came over and asked if we'd been helped, we said yes and assumed they a communication or organizational issue. About 5 minutes later a bartender brought over our drinks and we started noticing food being brought out to the booths behind us. We overheard the people behind us get asked if they wanted food to eat twice, yet our waitress walked right by us. We tried several times to flag someone down, but the opening band had already begun to play so it was difficult to get anyone's attention. \n\nAfter being ready for 15 minutes, and watching everyone else get their food orders, our waitress came back and we finally got our order in. I don't remember the specifics but we got the grilled cheese and a burger. We got our food about 5 minutes later, which was okay, nothing special. At that point we were so hungry would have been happy if they just brought us over some Taco Bell. About halfway through the meal, we both ran out of drinks, down to the last drop of watered down Coke. We began another round of find your waitress as our food got cold. And once again she walked past a few times. After about 5 minutes of trying I just gave up and walked over to the end of the bar with my empty glass. Our waitress walked over to the bar and since the bartender was busy I asked her for another Coke and PBR. She replied with a cheery, \"Sure! I'll bring that right over!\" I guess she didn't find it strange that I was trying to get my own refill. She brought over our drinks and we finished our meal. Then the fastest service we got was her bringing us the bill. \n\nMaybe we picked a bad table. Maybe we picked a hectic night. All I know is I may be back to see a show, but I definitely will be eating somewhere else beforehand.


I was invited here by one of my good friends that works here, to be honest it wasn't my cup of yea at first music wasn't great, weird music to be exact but he insisted I stay for awhile. He ordered my girlfriend and I some champagne and we drank and stood on the patio \"best view in Vegas\" !!! My friend met a nice guy there by the name of Matt I think real polite got us around of shots. They take real good care of the guest John Watkins is a godsend and Matt if that's your name we love you thanks john for insisting we stay


MTO was a good experience.  My boyfriend and I went for Valentines Day (drawn in by their bottomless mimosas).\n\nWe had the Kentucky fried chicken, the Broccoli breakfast and the bacon pancake dippers.  I loved the Kentucky fried chicken!  I like the gravy they use and the hash mash, chicken and eggs go together so well.  I like how the pancakes for the bacon pancake dipper are thin.  I wasn't a big fan of the broccoli breakfast.  It was a little bland.  It's a healthier option, but I felt like it would benefit with more seasoning.  However, you have a choice to make it skillet, omelet or flatbread style.  The skillet style serves it with potatoes.


Upon checking at THEhotel we were aggressively sold an \"upgrade\" to a 2 bedroom suite at the Mandalay with the promise that the room would be \"high up\" in the hotel. The room turned out to be on the 6th floor, right over a roof full of air conditioners, almost directly above the tram stop, and just a couple of dozen feet from the busy ramp to the lobby. When we complained the hotel staff stated that there was nothing they could do because the hotel was full. The end.\n\nThe suite it self was generally VERY dingy, dusty and shabby. The furniture was severely nicked, scratched, and gouged, some with the veneer splitting from age. There were big chunks of wood trim around the bathroom sink broken away, exposing the particle board underneath, and the trim was splitting from age and water damage. The trim around the bedroom door was falling off, not just loose, falling off, and a bedroom door handle came off in the hand of one of our party. Curtains were ripped, lamp shades were broken, there were dirty circles around door handles, and a big greasy circle around the peephole. We were somewhat encouraged that our windows still provided a partial view of the strip, but the windows were filthy.\n\nOur hypothesis is that this was a room that could never be sold for full price, so they \"upgrade\" guests and still have a very desirable room to sell to somebody else. It sounds like it should be illegal to me. After being rebuffed in a couple of attempts to complain one of our party suggested that we might get a comp if we keep complaining. My response was \"with what, another stay at the Mandalay?\" Big laugh, point taken. My position on the Mandalay at this point is: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. It was a terrible experience, but at least I have the comfort of knowing that I can prevent it from ever happening again by not going back.


We were staying on the Las Vegas strip and were looking for a good sushi place tha t was a good value.  Yelp reviews led us to Sushi House Goyemon that is a few miles away.  We went for the AYCE and it was excellent.  Everything we tried was excellent.  A few of the YELP reviews suggested the pig bellies or something like that, and that was the only item we chose that was one I'd pass up next time. Nice people and great service.


Had the pulled pork and Mac/cheese. Very yummy. \n\nStrawberry lemonade very tasty too. Nice decor/ambiance and very friendly service.\n\nMy first official food consumed in Arizona - it was a fine choice!!!\n\nI'll be back!


Been back a few times since my first review and on a recent visit came for a going away party. \n\nThis was a really good easy going venue to do that. There is plenty of seating, there are billiards, games so everyone could interact. It wasn't overly smoky and it was quiet to carry on conversation. Of course the one downside is there isn't any food, but we had pizza delivered to the spot and they have no problems with people bringing in food. The bartenders here are friendly and actually try to talk to patrons. \n\nEvery beer they brew is pretty solid, with Hoptide being my favorite. They also have a few well selected guest taps each season. \n\nI would say if you have beer geek friends and you want somewhere easy going to hang this is a really good spot to do that. Bring in some food and you're set!


Old school, cozy supper club serving up a great fish fry and classic cocktails in Madison! \n\nMy dad and I went to the Avenue on a Friday night around 6:30-7pm for dinner. Parking was somewhat of an issue, but we found a street spot after a few minutes. Thanks to the swag bag from the Yelp Elite event at DLux, we had a buy one get one free fish fry! We only waiting about 10-15 minutes for a table, which was not bad for a Friday night (after reading other Yelp reviews). \n\nOur starters came out quickly. My dad ordered the clam chowder...yum! Large chunks of clam, no salt and pepper needed! My house salad with homemade blue cheese dressing was surprisingly good. Then the fish fry. Nice pieces of cod, the batter was crispy and delicious. Nothing too special about the baked potato or fried. My Brandy Old Fashioned was tasty and strong. \n\nI love the decor and the feel of the place. I'll definitely be back to try some of the other dishes!


The Salmon Sunshine Roll will forever be my favorite roll. OMG so delicious~!!! Salmon, tuna, sriacha & lemon... what more could you ask for?\nYou wouldn't think that this little Chinese/sushi joint at the Orleans would have fresh fish but man their stuff is GOOD!\nThe hamachi kama with a side of sushi rice is also a winner in my book!\n\nAs for the Chinese food I really like their dry chow fun, Singapore Street Noodles,  double pan fried noodles and their seabass tofu hot pot~!!! \n\nAs for service everyone has always been really nice.. Especially the cute cashier/hostess Songyi ;]]] \n\nI would give them 4 stars but their food is pretty overpriced ...it's in a casino of course.. So I suggest you find someone who gambles a lot and make them buy you dinner here using their comps.. LOL


The first time we had My Mother's Restaurant was months ago. My husband and I were feeling homesick, and being from Illinois we got excited when we saw that My Mother's Restaurant had deep dish \"Chicago Style.\" It was such a lie and a huge let down. The pizza was not deep dish,  it was not \"Chicago Style,\" rather it was thick crust. It was so thick that we could not taste the topping, just the crust. \n---------------------\nLast night we decided to give this place another try since our favorite pizza restaurant was closed. After being on hold for almost 10 minutes right off the get go (which was no big deal since they were busy), my husband finally got to talk to someone. He had to repeat the pizza topping order twice, and the buffalo wings four times. They told us 35-45 mins since they were busy. \n\nWhen the delivery finally came, we were starving and I was really looking forward to their wings (I had been craving buffalo wings for weeks now).  The pizza was okay, the topping were correct but the dough was a little on the dry side. Now for the wings I had been craving, that came with a side of ranch and celery. They sent us the wrong one. They sent BBQ, and not the buffalo that we wanted, even after my husband repeated himself four times. \n\nI've heard that their other food is great but after last night's dinner being such a failure, we will never be ordering from this restaurant again. We've been disappointed with them twice now. \n\nWe like to support local restaurants, we won't be supporting this one.


I came back to try their barbacoa tacos since they only have it on the weekend and i leave a happy person! The service was excellent this time I guess they see now I'm going to be a regular..\n\nI would have never found this place if it wasn't for this website and I have been driving past it for a few years now. I felt like I was in mx since I walked in w the music and the murals of Juarez on the walls. \nI ordered a steak torta that tasted like the good old days and regretted not seeing the chile relleno burrito before I placed my order so I'll be back for that. \nI'll hv to agree w the other reviews this is much more legit\" than all the other Mexican fast food restaurants around. It's too bad today was not the weekend to try their barbacoa;))\n\nI came back for the chile relleno burrito and really loved it i asked them to replace the cream with mayo just because i love mayo on everything! the only thing i didn't like was the enclosed smell of the place, i am such a clean freak so i wish they would have opened the doors so it didn't smell so much like beans or eggs inside:(\n\nWe were not over impressed with the flautas but everything else so far has been pretty good.


Got there right at opening time and seated at the bar area where the bartender was our waiter .  He was so distracted he forgot to place our order.  One hour later the pizza came out. You have to eat it with A fork because it's soupy. Not an enjoyable experience


Jason and his wife Kerri were so awesome at our wedding! They played all the music we told them to and all the genres that we loved. He was a very clear and efficient MC and my guests always knew what was going on and where to be. And Jason was so flexible with all my piecemeal music choices and last minute changes! My father is no longer with us and I had a family friend who was kind of acting as my stand in dad. I would go back and forth about whether I was going to walk with him down the aisle or if I was going to dance with him or if I wanted him introduced, etc. I probably changed my mind a million times and Jason just rolled with it every single time I made a different decision. He was GREAT! He never made me feel like I was bothering him or annoying him, which really was great because that was a really emotional decision for me and I would feel one way one week and then another way the next. But Jason was just so sweet in dealing with me on that! and Kerri was just the cutest little thing out there teaching us all how to do the Wobble! Truly, everything was AWESOME! I'd recommend them in a heartbeat!


Let's be honest. You get what you pay for. Any $10 shoe store is going to have its pros and cons. I've been here a few times and bought two pairs of shoes thus far. No complaints. I mean if you're looking for beautiful great quality shoes go to the mall...Nordstrom's...online etc. But if you need a quick fix and want to maximize your closets potential on a budget you can get some work done here. Shopping here is like thrift shopping. You can hit the jackpot if you're willing to take your time and understand you may have to revisit a couple times before you find the winning prize. \n\n Its true many of the shoes are horrendously ugly but there's just enough of a selection from some cute options where you come back!


Myriad of slice options during the week here, with fewer on the weekends but still good.  Pizza is a general NY style, nothing spectacular or memorable, but still solidly good.  Crust at the end is deliciously chewy inside with crispness on the outside.  Sicilian crust isn't as good here, in my opinion.  Prices good for lunch specials, but ordering a few pizzas with various toppings can get quite expensive.


Staff is nice and friendly but the car wash did a terrible job. They had employees dry my car but when I got home I discovered spots all over. I'll stick to Fabulous Freddy's from now on.


Pikolo is a great alternative to the corporate coffee chains you find on Park Avenue. I often make a detour to go take an espresso there - it tastes amazing, a little sour like it's custom in Northern Italy. The only problem is that, well, the coffee shop is indeed small. I often need to consume my espresso standing. But I guess an always full coffee shop is better than an empty one.\n\nContinue your great job.


Everyone else seems to love this place but me. I had a very strange experience there. First off, the food was average but that wasn't my main problem. It wasn't even that the service was bad just....weird.  I eat at plenty of ethnic places so I'm used to people not understanding English but the gentleman would come to our table, pretend to take our order, leave and then the woman would come back and take it again. This happened over and over- \"Can I get a refill on my soda?\" man nods, woman comes back and asks what we wanted. It wasn't just us. There was a large family eating there and they were really having problems. The biggest issue for me was when I ordered something (crispy pork skin something or other) the woman looked at my date and said \"That is pork skin, she won't like it. She should order something else\" Uh, hello? I'm sitting right here! I think I can figure out that crispy pork skin means just that, crispy pork skin! Then I ordered some spring roll thing (Sorry, its been a couple of months now and I don't remember exactly what everything was) and again, she looks at my date and says \"She'll have to roll those herself. She should order something else\" WTF? Did I just become invisible or what? Trust me, lady, I have rolled plenty of my own, spring rolls and otherwise! It was one of the most bizarre experiences I have ever had in a restaurant in the states. I've been in other countries where I was systematically ignored in favor of speaking to the man I was with but not in my own neighborhood! So, personally, I'll stick w/Little Saigon in a cute little house in Old Town Glendale where I'm dotted on by the flamboyant waiter and the food is better.


Service isn't great.\n\nBeer is good and cold.\n\nFood is terrible, and my stomach has been turning flips since I dined here for lunch today. \n\nWe will not be retuning to Toby Keith's!


Could not find 0 stars. Got one of there flyer's on the door and decided we were desperate enough to try this place for their spaghetti, meatballs and pizza. Boy, what a mistake!!!! The food was promised in 30 to 45 minutes and arrived in just a hair under 2 hours. Lets start with the food had a weird smell to it. Now we opened the spaghetti. It was cold, extremely dry, flavorless, the noodles were dried out like they were cooked yesterday. In their menu it states they \"only use the finest quality imported pasta\". BULL $HIT. If they did, they imported it cooked already. Now for the meatballs, low grade hamburger meat cooked in grease with absolutely, I mean absolutely no seasoning or flavoring and small, way to small for the price of them. The pizza was dry, crust was hard as a rock, cold and the pizza smelled & tasted like one of those frozen pizzas you get from the supermarket. The toppings besides the pepperoni was sparse, a light sprinkling of about a half a hand full for a 24\" pie. And guess what the soda that came with the meal was warm. Warmer then the pizza and spaghetti. We called back to get a refund, and the manager (or some flunkie with a fake foreign accent (wasn't quite Italian, maybe Greek)) gives us a bunch of lip about how their food is cooked fresh. After about 10 minutes of bickering back and forth, the \"manager\" claimed that all his food is frozen. Gee, hence the freezer taste of everything. We finally had to drive to their location and surrender our food (which was fine, it was stinking up the house) and got a refund. YUCK YUCK YUCK with a serving of YUCK. Buyer beware.


Sub par.  Too expensive for too little mediocre food.  Not likely to return.  Beans are soupy and taste like dish water, better suited for a straw than fork.  Salsa is horrible.  One small mediocre enchilada for $10.  Sat on patio which was very nice.  Staff not at all attendant, such as soda glass was empty for more than 5 minutes with them frequently walking by.  Finally after waiting almost 10 minutes asked for and got my check.


I probably would have given this place a 3 star for their AVERAGE food, except the service was REALLY BAD when I went. Just a tip for the guys @ New Shanghai, do not argue with your customers in front of other customers and expect to get a nice tip. Hey server guy, do not expect to vent to your customers about your stupid boss and expect my sympathy. No bueno.\n\nThis place gives Chinese restaurants a bad name. SHAME ON YOU new shanghai! Never again!!


The staff is really awesome, and I grew up by an arcade so it definitley takes me back. \n\nHowever on a busy night this place is clearly a spot for bad parents to go out and drink while their 8 kids run around, one ran into me and I spilled some of my drink. I'd say go to this place on a school night.


Really wanted to like this place as we love pubs, but didn't have a great experience.\n\nWent around 10:00 on a Saturday when it wasn't too crowded yet, but our service was really slow. The food wasn't especially good, not awful, but just tasted a little off in one way or another. For the price, we all expected better. The bright spot was the colcannon soup which two people in our group got and loved. The \"Dubliner\" martini sounded interesting, but turned out to be a very run of the mill, too sweet appletini.\n\nWe were especially bitter when the bill came and included a 20% \"entertainment tax\" despite the fact that we were seated in the back and couldn't even see the band. We probably would have eaten elsewhere if we had known it would end up being so expensive.


Really, $100 for this cheesy show with mimes and practically nothing but drum music.  A big part of the show was the blue men catching stuff in their mouths.  Some drums had colored water on them and they made interesting effects when struck, and they had some unusual percussion instruments, but for the same money I enjoyed Phantom of the Opera and Jersey Boys much more.  They make some pretentious points about the isolation of man due to technology, but use technology to do it?!?  One act was to get an audience member, put him in overalls, paint him blue and smack him against a canvas, Lettermen did better years ago.  To end the show they T.P.ed the audience, yeah pretty much dumped something like toliet paper on all of use and we were supposed to pass it forward, Vegas can do much better.


Food was delicious! Ambiance top notch. Fun, classy decor to look at everywhere you turn. Our server was super attentive and ready with menu suggestions and recommendations. We will absolutely be back and bring our friends! :)


Terrible meal, terrible waitress. Nothing good to say about this place. Waitress dumped drink in my lap, forgot 1 out of 4 meals. Would never tell anyone about this place.


Ticket prices aren't too steep, but maybe that's because they realize how awful and douchey their venue is. For a theater the size and feel of Home Depot, they have a badly-directioned, tinny and small sound setup. The attitude of the bouncers depends on the alignment of far-off star systems it seems. Sometimes they openly deride and bully kids and other times they're nice, helpful and don't treat you like a prison inmate like at the Marquee. Also, I guess the high school goth girls they have running the box office/tickets are too cute to clean ANYTHING there or they're too cheap to hire some sort of janitorial service, because holy christ I've never seen more disgusting bathrooms and floors and lobby. I know it's a RAWK venue but they also pride themselves on continuing the tradition of the theater space on their website.\n\nBut really, as nearly every other review has stated: $2 just to go out and smoke or take your merch to the car or do whatever the hell you'd like to do? That's just ridiculous. It serves absolutely no other purpose than to make money. The Nile IS a predominately teenager-dominated venue and the kids deserve better. They're locked in enough at school by bully enforcement authority figures. They don't need the possible best nights of their young lives ruled by that too.\n\nStill, the Nile isn't all bad. They book great acts, many small and up and coming and that's admirable. They just need to respect their CUSTOMERS and the kids whose lives are maybe being changed there every night.


It was a terrible experience in every possible way. The wait time in the drive thru lane was excessive, the order was incorrect, and the chicken was slimy and smelled like it was rotting. I haven't eaten McDonald in over a year before trying it again and I found it to be just as disgusting as the last time.


Had a great time with co-workers at Hi Fi on a Thursday night. Great cocktails and good dancing. Also, I must RAVE about the staff / customer service - Asst. GM Michael M is fabulous! He went out of his way to take care of us. Thanks Michael!! Can't wait to go back!


This is an average arcade with plenty of ticket games, a couple decent games like rerave and DDR Extreme, and a few extras. There is an ITG2 cabinet in the back of the arcade that has decent pads, and even has the elusive MaxFlight Simulator. \nThe roller coaster here is the fastest and tallest on the strip now that the Sahara shut it's doors, but the price to get on is a hefty $14 a ride. If you do choose to go on this ride, do not sit anywhere other than front, or this coaster will beat your neck and back to submission.\nOtherwise, it is a decent arcade that caters to the average Vegas tourist. Check this out if you want a unique arcade


MUSIC IS TOO LOUD!!!!!!\nIf I want to go deaf while eating sushi, I can go to Ra.  This new policy at 101 is a disappointment.\n\nBut the Happy Hour is the best deal in town and 98% of the staff is incredibly courteous and sincere. \n\nSo the management gets an A+ for hiring and training  . . . and a D- for letting the same (very young) staff run the stereo!!!\n\nSorry, just annoyed that my ears are still ringing. \n(not kidding)


This is my first time in Madison and my first restaurant we visited.  Well if my experience at marigold kitchen is what Madison is about....this will be my last visit here.  When we approached the counter we were immediately treated as though we were NOT welcome.  I felt more like an inconvenience then a customer.  When we sat my food arrived 15 minutes before the rest of my table did so I ate cold food.  Marigold kitchen...you should be ashamed.  I would recommend McDonald's before marigold kitchen. Don't know the name of the pregnant woman who initially helped us but sounds like she makes a habit of treating customers poorly.


Denny's has expanded their menu to the point where they are now a force to be reckon with for this class of restaurant. Fresh spinach as a side? I think so. Also, be sure to try red potato side - some of the best I've ever had. Think crispy, hot and fresh and goes great with tobasco.  $1.99 for a bowl of their chicken noodle soup with your entree? Hell yes! Much better quality than canned soup or even the fresh deli soups in the supermarkets. The chicken tender dinner is my go to menu item of choice. I've dined here twice in the last month and I have greatly enjoyed myself both times. Sure, you'll occasionally have to contend with the coughing and wheezing elderly person or obnoxious kid, but overall I give the big thumbs up for approval. Throw in an occasional coupon or one of their specials - it's an outright bargain.


The price was a bit higher than other hotels near and it was a bit isolated but we prefer the Marriott chain.  We booked the Executive King Suite for 189.00 before tax.  My family of 3 fit perfectly in this room, it was exceptionally clean.  I'm a clean freak, I travel with my Clorox wipes and can of Lysol.   I was impressed with the room and the bed check.  The room worked well for us.  I personally was not a fan of the large planes flying over us while in the pool and they did keep me awake the first night.  But my son loved them, he watched them out of our window while in our room and playing out in the pool.  The housekeeping and kitchen staff were very friendly and very helpful.  The front desk, could be a bit more \"approachable\", they were not very friendly.  When we asked about some restaurants in the area,  her response was not very helpful.   BUT it didn't take away from my experience.   Only request:  Please update and upgrade those elevators.  I felt like I was going to get stuck every time we used them.   I would have given them a 4 star, but deducted one point for the reception desk and elevators.   But I would recommend this hotel.


A friend of mine works at Talking Stick Resort, she has been there since day 1, she helped open the resort five years ago.  She invited me to fly down to from Chicago to Arizona for a two day Staycation at the resort with her. We planning on visiting their famous Orange Sky restaurant, day of swimming and massages.  Unfortunately, Talking Stick Resort does not offer their own employees any discounts on rooms, or their amenities.  This is deeply disappointing.  Don't they realize the best advertising for people who are visiting their resort  is word of mouth by employees.  How can an employee recommend a restaurant, golfing, a spa treatment, or even give advise on what the rooms look like if they have no idea themselves.  I worked at 4 Diamond resort in Chicago and they offered their employees many discounts.  This was their way of thanking the employees for their hard work, as well as providing them with the information, tools and knowledge of what their property had to offer. I also worked for a travel agency, which flew me to all of their properties so I could have an idea of all the amenities each property had to offer.  This is basic travel industry 101.   I am deeply disappointed that a company would not offer room discounts to its own employees.  I don't think I will be visiting this resort during my trip to Scottsdale.


I have been to this place many, many times but this is my first review.  This is a great place when you want food quickly and don't want to wait for a reservation at the many other dining options inside the casino.  America has the look and feel of a traditional diner. I love coming in here for breakfast.  They recently re-did their corn beef hash and eggs dish and it was very good.  Overall, for great value and good service you really can't go wrong here.


Really delicious! I've been looking for some Indian food for awhile and decided to try this place out. Definitely going to have to become a regular. I got the Chicken Tikka Masala and it was the best I've had. as well as the naan, which was also excellent! A must go for sure!


The fried calamari were pretty  pedestrian. The pasta with clams was ultra salty and impossible to eat. The pasta with asparagus didn't have any asparagus in it (well, only hard unchewable endings that you cannot even bite).\n\nWe complained to the manager about our poor experience. He was not too friendly, but to his credit he took the two pastas off the bill (hence +1 star).\n\nUPDATE: I have a suggestion to the chef. If you wish to learn how to cook mussels properly, you might consider doing an internship at Bouchon in the nearby Venetian hotel. And to learn how to prepare asparagus, consider an internship at Julian Serrano at the  Cosmopolitan. I'm sure there are many other places too :)


The food was below average relative to the prices. I enjoyed the food, but it was not fine dining quality. Based on the prices (around 150 for two people), I expected something quite memorable, but instead it was quite mediocre. \n\nIf you sit on the patio on a cool fall evening, this would be a nice place to have a few drinks, but I certainly wouldn't go for the food. Of course, the building is beautiful and creates a great environment.\n\nAlso, the service was very sub-par on most accounts. Even the hostess was unfriendly and didn't smile or say more than two words. The manager was friendly and the person who delivered the food was very friendly.


If you can find another hotel, I'd go that route. I've given PH so many opportunities to redeem themselves, but for some reason, they keep messing up! I've never experienced such horrible customer service--both in person and on the phone. I honestly don't think they even understand the concept of customer service, which is unfortunate. Not once has PH ever provided me with the full experience of \"Vegas.\" But it's alright--I'm from southern ca so a trip to Vegas comes far too often than I intend it to. There are so many better hotels on the strip and I've definitely gotten a great experience there!\n\nOhh, and one last thing about ph: my best friend didn't like their pillows...so if your beauty sleep depends on the pillow you sleep on, don't expect much from PH


Yay! Such a pretty and happy place! The exterior is super run down shopping center style, all the shops are Viet named. There are like 3 non asians at tables and people are eating proper vietnamese food! \n\nNext pricing! Damn this mother is cheap! Pho tai 4.50 two rolls 2.25. Coffee...i didnt notice price of!\n\nTables are strewn with yummy looking food and big leaves of fresh lettuce and and and and...though it looks like they have gotten the mexican lime (lemon) on the list.\n\nSo...I gotta say...this may be in my top 10 viet joints out there. The Pho broth coulda used a little more...something...but the spring rolls were awesome, the decor and people and oh...the coffee...yes...very good too...\n\nI left here fully satisfied and without any feelings of...hmmmm...coulda done xyz better and bla bla bla...Unless someone sends me a note or a comment that suggests I try another joint in town (and has at least 10 reviews of different viet places on their list), I don't think that I need to look any further for Vietnamese food in Phoenix...\n\nOh yeah...and it is FLIPPING CHEAP!  I had: Pho Tai (meat on side), Spring Rolls, Iced Coffee Milk and I spent...12 bucks with a 30% tip!  Normally that'd be like 17 with a 12% tip...


Love this place! Friendly staff. Good prices. Lots of \"locals\" constantly in here. Great desserts and cakes that are never frozen. Red Velvet Cake was incredible! And now they have DONUTS?!


I come from socal and this place would never survive there.  Nonetheless, this is the only place that I could find decent sponge cake in vegas, and their pineapple custard buns are REALLY good.  The zong zi are bleh (filled with green bean, egg yolk and pork, but not much of any of those things) and not very fresh (we asked about the red bean zong zi and the lady that worked there actually told us not to buy it because it was really old).  The egg custard tars are also really tiny.  The steamed red bean buns are really really good though, and did I mention already that the pineapple custard buns are absolutely DELICIOUS?  \n\nAlso, be sure to come in here early to get the full selection - we went at around 3 in the afternoon twice, and all they had left was sponge cake and egg custard tarts.


Ok, lets be honest. Casinos are places of desperation, seedy experiences, lost dreams, and just downright hilarity. I love casinos. I am in no way a compulsive gambler, addict, or junky of any sort so I feel my reviews of casinos can be quite frank and honest from an outsiders perspective.\n\nThis place sucks!!!\n\nIt is filled with people hooked up to respirators with their filthy wigs and blue hairs. There is nothing \"bling\" about this place and its genuinely old, dirty, and depressing. \n\nThe slot machines are a haven for old timers to pump away their social security checks and their grandchildrens inheritance. The machines don't pay out and when you win more than 200 bucks it has to be hand delivered to you. \n\nIndians casinos always suck  - this place is no exception.


Pretty good a bit pricey could be cleaner


Had a great bartender. Great food. The turkey and cranberry blew my mind. I felt underdressed in a t shirt and jeans.  Love that I can get a little bit more dressed up for dinner and not have to break the bank. The happy hour is awesome. We had three drinks and two entrees and our bill was $33! Defiantly will be going back.


Ehhh, this nail shop is just meh...I've defintely experienced better but I don't mind coming here if my regular salon is packed. The techs hardly speak any English so sometimes it's hard to get your special requests to be understood. After sitting there a while and hearing all their jibber jabber you start to question...are they talking about me? Honestly, it's a tad uncomfortable.\n\nWhen you walk in a gentleman asks you what you want, you might say a pedicure and he says 10 minutes. Fine. But by the time you get a tech to actually touch your toesies it's been 35-40 minutes. This has happened to me more than once (kind of annoying!). The quality of their work is not the best either- they never take their time and the whole process seems rushed. They don't have a great nail polish selection. I prefer OPI and that selection is very limited. Almost all the nail polish is old and almost gone.\n\nAlso, when you go to pay with a debit card they tell you that you can't put the tip on the card- tips are cash only. What? Are we in the 21st century? I obviously don't have cash if I am using my debit card, duh! Oh well, no tip for you then. They also won't run a card for less than $15. \n\nBe warned...I have also observered some unsafe sanitary practices that I am not comfortable with and I have been cut before on my cuticle. Be careful what you're willing to pay for...


As far as salon-cafes go, this has got to be one of the better ones.  The sandwiches, while not particularly ground breaking, are thoughtful and assembled with quality components.  Also has a pretty good old-town ambiance.


Went with @quigonjinn and @mrsquigon, since they were driving.\n\nNice place.\n\nFree WiFi, which I think any business that has seating should provide, as a matter of doing business.\n\nGreat prices; $2 for a large house blend.\n(not a \"venti\" because it isn't fucking starbucks! and that's a good thing)\n\nAmple outdoor seating. There was a dude playing the piano inside.\n\nThe re-purposed bank vault is cool as hell!\n\nA distance from where I live, but would go back if I were in the area and looking for coffee.


Worst ted baker shopping experience ever, there's a sales guy with weird hair, he is super rude!


The search for great coffee close to home continues....\n\nStopped here on a Saturday morning. The lot was empty so we were a little scared they weren't open, but the hours on the door said otherwise. We went inside and there was one other patron finishing up breakfast and one barista training another. The staff was friendly and patient while we looked over the menu.\n\nI ordered a medium pumpkin spice iced coffee that they had advertised. My husband ordered a large one shot dirty chai. The total came to just over $11. When we received our drinks, mine was incorrect and the barista was happy to make another. \n\nAs we walked out i commented to my husband on the price. Mine was $4.95...not really sure why, and I'm still left wondering. Flavored beans, I guess. The regular iced coffee price is $3.10....that's $1.85 difference. Not worth it. Although I was happy with what I received, if I return it will be for just a plain ol' iced coffee.


This theater is so dang busy. I understand it is in the middle of Town Square and all, but it has a vibe to it that makes me feel unwelcome. It really isn't for locals unless absolutely convenient or necessary. The seats are nice and the prices are high. Except for the $5 Tues movies.


One of the places with the best steak and service. My boyfriend took me out for a birthday dinner and I couldn't ask for better service or steak. The lava cake was nothing but a mouthful of delicious chocolate melting in your mouth. Looking forward to come back again sometome.


Dear Dunkin Donuts,\nWhen someone orders \"coffee\", they want \"coffee.\" You know that pot filled with delicious hot dark brown caffeine water!? Yeah that stuff!! That's \"COFFEE\"!!\n\nIf someone wants \"iced coffee\", they'll ask for it. There's no need to ask every customer if they want their coffee hot or iced. \n\nNow that we know the basics, let's work on it! Don't give your customers iced coffee when they order coffee. It's their one chance for the day and you better not screw it up, it's coffee after all, how hard can it be!?\n\nYours Truly,\nThe Customer with unwanted ice in his coffee!


So when a friend suggested this place, I thought, \"Cool.  Another restaurant to try. Glad Charlotte has stepped it up for the foodies.\"  Except...they didn't. \n\nThe service (by Nathan) was great and attentive, but the food was forgettable at best, and embarrassing at worst.  We ordered a salad with chicken which was good, and the she-crab soup, which was actually very nice, but everything else needed serious improvement.  \n \nAmong the five of us, four of us had to add a significant amount of salt and pepper to our food.  The fish was overcooked, the risotto under-seasoned and looked as though it was being \"vomited\" out of the squash \"bowl\" in which it was served.  As for the shrimp and grits, the grits were sticky and bland, and the sausage was flavorless, gritty, and drowning in an oily gravy.  For a price tag of 20 bucks, there should have been more than five shrimp included. \n\nThe only save of the evening was the ass-kicking piano player, who worked through a repertoire of big band classics, pop tunes, and a Super Mario Brothers medley that was spot on.\n\nBottom line?  Go for the drinks and the music, but skip the food!


The Spotted Donkey is a great restaurant at el Pedregal at The Boulders.  One of the most scenic patios in the Valley of the Sun with top notch cuisine.  Great margaritas and ice cold Negra Modelo (yum). We started with the shrimp ceviche that was cool and refreshing, filled with flavors of pineapple, red onion, jalapeno, shrimp and lime juice.  For dinner I had the Pork Tenderloin served over green chile mac-n-cheese.  It was wonderful and bountiful serving so I was able to bring some home for lunch today.  Great for date night, lunch or with the family.  Chef Esteban serves up his delicious versions of mexican favorites.


Food's good but not worth the price; extremely overpriced. You're actually paying for real estate because it does have an amazing view of bellagio. I think it's dumb to charge for tortilla chips; most Mexican restaurants doesn't charge for them.\n\nI did like my margarita though, cabo wabo tequila is actually pretty good.


After reading newspaper rave reviews- I thought we would check it out for a potential Bachelorette Party.  Checked the newspaper and website for hours-and made a VIP reservation on-line.  Got an auto response that someone would follow-up with me- they never did- until I made a SECOND VIP reservation that night.  Write up in the paper described heading in with the girlfriends for happy hour on the way home from work from 5-7.  We arrived a little before 6:30 to find the place locked up and dark.  I called their number and was told they would open at 8.  We sauntered around downtown and returned a little after 8-staff were there-setting up.  We were told they would open at 9.  So, we went to another bar nearby to wait.  We returned at 9:00, and they were still setting up, didn't have our reservation.  The person whom took my reservation escorted us in and offered us a drink and said he would be back to show us our table- then disappeared.  The staff were still busy setting up, and we stood at the bar for about 35 minutes sipping our drink.  Ryan never came back- and staff basically ignored us.  The greaters never welcomed us or presented us with a rose as described in their website.  \n\nThe venue is labeled as a lounge.  It is not!  It is a night club with flashing lights, DJ and loud music.  A lounge is a place where you can sit back and have a conversation at a normal level with your group/table without yelling in their ears so they can hear you.\n\nOur experience was so bad, we will never return, and will tell everyone we know not to go.


Famous Dave's is a typical corporate barbecue place - heavy on the barbecue sauce to cover up the otherwise tasteless selection of meats. On the plus side, the bar is nice and well stocked, but I wouldn't suggest going for the food.


I love this gym, the personnel there have the best attitudes, greeting you as you come in and leave. They have a small section where you can purchase protein bars,  multivitamins, and many more options. Not only that but they have a smoothie bar that is fairly priced. Have kids? No babysitter? They have a play room which is supervised that you can bring your kids to be watched while you get your work out on. There is any type of gym equipment  you could possibly think of, so it gives you so many options on what you want to work out on. They offer classes for yoga and zumba, spin class, a boot camp class, so many different ones. There is a basketball room and a swimming pool for you to swim laps. A hot tub and a sauna is just two more awesome features this gym has. I work with a personal trainer and I've never enjoyed it more. She trained me in some work outs and showed me exactly how to use a lot of the equipment there. It's honestly not very expensive to belong to this gym either. I would recommend this place to just about anyone!


3.5 stars. \n\nIt is a really cute but expensive candy store attached to a lovely modern \"brasserie.\" It is located in the front of Paris across from Bellagio and the Fountains of Bellagio. \n\nThe decor is a bit too dark and black for me, especially in the daytime when I'm ordering from their 30+ breakfast-brunch items, but it's nice in a modern way -- and also a bit generic. \n\nOur server was really nice but very busy. It took a while to get refills on water and to get checked on when we needed to get extra condiments or whatever.\n\nWe ordered the chicken salad, the steak sandwich, hamburger and banana split waffle for lunch. \n\nThe hamburger was okay. I like the bun, but the patty was underseasoned. The fries were really good, though. The steak sandwich is recommended and was pretty tasty. \n\nHowever, the banana split waffle was sub-par. For one thing, my waffle wasn't crispy, maybe it was a bit underdone or stale, because it was pretty rubbery. The toppings were delicious, though -- milk chocolate sauce with rice crisps, bananas, smooth vanilla ice cream (or was it gelato? I can't remember), and strawberries. Delicious; I just was disappointed by the waffle.\n\nWe also had the chocolate fondue for 2 people, which turned out to be more than enough for 5 people, although three of the people didn't eat that much of it. \n\nThe fondue was delicious (we had chocolate and chose milk chocolate) with the following things to dip:\n\nBananas (yum)\nPound cake (terrible -- too dry, kept breaking up when you tried to skewer it)\nHouse-made marshmallows \nNut bread\nStrawberries\n\nAll in all, I did have a  great lunch, but I was surprised at how expensive everything was. Yeesh. We'll come back for a treat the next time we're in town. Thanks.


Where's the sauce. All you hear about is Grimaldi's famous suuuace. But when the pizza comes there isn't any.  Not great for kids and its a fricken pizza joint. Server could care less. Worth the trip...no way. Go get pizza at the place in the promenade at the quad. It's far superior.


The food is good. Plenty of choices to choose from. So far I've tried the sangria and the house strawberry margaritas. The drinks were not spectacular. The food was delicious. The service was lacking. I'm sure they were super busy for cinco de mayo. Still, it was pretty bad. We didn't get our waters refilled. My coworker wanted a chicken and cheese quesadilla, plain. She received two little flour tortillas folded over like tacos with cheese & chicken. They were sooooo tiny and charged a regular priced meal....


This new development I believe is a success! There's tons of people coming in and spending their money in what used to be a parking lot. From random eateries and retailers, you're sure to find something you'll want. I particularly like the layout and the designs of the shops as well as the high roller attraction that boasts being the tallest eye In the sky on the west coast. I will return for sure whether it's to dine or people watch or even play. If the goal was to keep people close and on only Caesars Properties then I think it worked. Kudos to the architects and developers and whoever brainstormed the idea. People hop a from the Linq Hotel and Casino to the Flamingo to Harrahs and so forth keeping their money all on this side of the strip. Nice thinking


Horrible in so many ways! Real athletes beware of attraction to store with glorious colors!\n\n1. No refund policy that isn't clearly stated when spending $300+ on lounge wear! They offer in-store credits ONLY! Buyer beware. This tells me they only care about getting product out the door and not standing behind your satisfaction with their brand.\n\nHad I known this policy when I purchased, I NEVER would have shopped here. I wasn't in the mood to try the workout pants on and was NEVER told the no refund policy, and eventually when I did, they did not fit me well at all. I bought a size L, I am 5'7\" and an athletic145 and they just didn't feel comfortable at all. Because of their no refund policy, I am out of luck. It isn't about just trying another color of pant, this is a fit issue that just didn't work for me. \nI ended up giving this $90 pair of workout pants to my 14 year daughter who is 5'7\" and 108. They fit her well, but no 14 yr old needs a $90 pair of workout pants!! This also speaks to who their clientele is.\n\n2. The pants are NOT high quality. I washed them ONCE and the Lorna Jane logo on the bottom left leg of the pants was gone. Fell right off! They were washed on the \"sport\" cycle of my washer which is specifically for workout clothes. I dried them on a hanging rack. Also, now after 4 washed they have a funky wrinkle to them. My daughter says they just are not even comfortable for her when she does her workouts. She says they are fine for just \"lounge\" wear, but she won't ever be wearing them to workout in again. These clothes are just that, fun colored, very expensive lounge wear for very skinny tall girls.\n\nTrue athletes don't bother with spending your time in this store!\n\nIn addition, LJ complained to Yelp about my bad review and tried to have it removed so you wouldn't know the truth!  What does that say about a company!


Absolutely AVERAGE donuts; not terrible but nothing special. To be honest I'd give the QT a higher mark for donuts than Bosa.


Tonight would have been my first time at Clever Koi. But, too bad they failed to let anyone know their kitchen closes at 10. The hours listed say they close at 11. After standing at the hostess desk for an uncomfortably long time a women informs us that we cannot be seen. Why would something like this not be common knowledge?! What a bummer.


Disappointing :( I drove way out of my way to come here and it's was just whatever. I have high standards for food and this was far below what I was hoping for. I tried 5 diff things and after one bite I threw it out. It wasn't bad, just didn't put a smile on my face or interest me to come back


Took a chance and stopped at this Barros my original place is on thunderbird I regret it!! Cashier was rude asf once you get that nasty attitude walking in and having them take your order in a rude matter you can't enjoy your stay there and can't help NOT coming back to this location. (No name tag on the cashier)


I guess I was in the minority of people who believed Caldero, the former occupant of the building, was the next best thing to sliced bread.  Actually I hate sliced bread.  Bad analogy.  Not realizing they had closed, I contemplated my order as I approached the front door.  But wait?  What's that?  A new sign caught my eye.  Filiberto's Mexican Food AND Bar?  When did FiliB  move in and when did he start serving alcohol?  Crushed and confused, we went in.  It's not that I don't like FiliB.  He's great for a quick drive-thru.  But what's he doing in this spot?  Well, he's suffering from an identity crisis apparently.\n\nA hostess seated us.  Yep, a HOSTESS!  And brought menus.  But they're just folded carry-out paper menus.  Not the real deal.  Then she took our order.  Yep, TOOK OUR ORDER!  My husband was served his Micheleda in a glass mug, yet my Coke was reduced to a paper cup.  We ordered chips & salsa.  Remember, this is the same FiliB dirt cheap prices, so expect to pay for them.  The server never brought them.  Our meals were served on actual breakable plates.  Yet the utensils (NOT PLASTIC) were placed with care on these itty bitty pathetic excuses for napkins-the kind that usually sit in a dispenser.  The food was the same as any FiliB.  I ordered a green chile burro enchilada style, and foolishly expected enchilada sauce.  It had a pork green chile sauce over it instead.  No real complaints, but in my opinion, it should be either table-service or a fast-food place, not this weird hybrid of the two.  I'm more inclined to visit FiliB at a drive-thru location and go elsewhere for a nicer sit-down meal.\n\nHowever, if you think I was confused, you should have seen the folks who came in after us expecting to walk up to a counter to order.  If you come in, which you must because there is no drive-thru, you will order at the hostess station and wait...wherever you want I guess.  But you can have a margarita while you do.


Hot Dog Heaven!  \n\nGreat place to grab a bite to eat and people watch!  They have a ton of hot dog options and Pink's is located at the front of Planet Hollywood so you can see all the people traffic that walk by. \n\nA lot of great options on the menu, but make sure you take a look at the specials not on the menu board too.  They have a bunch of hot dogs named after celebrities that are definitely worth a look at.  You can't really go wrong with anything on the menu, all my friends and I ordered something different because all the options sound really good!\n\nNote: if you're looking for a none alcoholic slushy beverage similar to Fat Tuesdays, they have them here!  I went here with a pregnant friend of mine and she was jealous that we all had our slushy Fat Tuesday and was so happy to find out that this place had Virgin slushy drinks!


Good food, lots to pick from on buffet.  Great for the kids.


This place was very cool! They went all out for the battlefield theme. They had a wide and unique selection of firearms! I finally got to shoot the Tavor, Glock 18, and Chiappa Rhino!\n\nThe price is Vegas priced for shooting so expect to pay 400% the normal price of ammo... I would normally take off a star for that but seeing how all the other places around are the same I can't hold it against this place.\n\nThe staff was very friendly and professional! I happen to go during a slower time. I was in and out within 15 minutes, probably less than 5 minutes of actual shooting. That's what happens when you fire full auto guns.... I'd recommend this place over the other Vegas run ranges simple because their staff! Their weapon selection was a little better than thegunshop or discountguns. Prices were about the same. It's close to circus circus (across the street). Good place to take friends/relatives that are from overseas and can't fire guns in their own country.


Great food and good service as well. Happy hour daily from 3-6! Definitely put it on your sushi list.  Recently tried additional items and will be sticking with the Sushi only...


Great loans, long lines and angry fat women named Tracy that get mad if you ask any questions interrupting her date with the 5 boxes of crispy creams she has hidden away.


You can Not Sit in the atrium and not feel the magic of all the flutterbys!  They are spectacular and beautiful and wondrous for all ages.


Best pizza I've had since living in the greater Phoenix area, hands down! Pizzeria Bianco is located in a quaint historic area of downtown Phoenix surrounded by several other turn of the century homes that have since been turned into little restaurants and bars. We went here after hearing some good reviews for lunch this past Saturday. We got here around 3ish so we were able to get a table right away on their front patio in the shade, but things fill up pretty quickly and I've heard its fairly typical to wait an hour for a table. We split a salad and had the margarita pizza with added fennel sausage. Everything is very simple but is done with very high quality ingredients that gives the food a very unique and delicious flavor! We will for sure be back!


My pal Daniel G put me & my 5 girlfriends on the list, so no cover for us. Security was a bit strict with what items you can bring is, so travel light. We were just getting settled by the pool when Patrick the VIP host asked us if we'd like to join a couple guys in their cabana. Of course we said yes & enjoyed free mojitos with some nice guys for a few hours. Beautiful pool, great music, fun crowd, and no idiots splashing in the pool like they're 5 years old. Perfect day!


I had to get the windshield on my company car replaced at a location near this nail salon. I had 2 hours to kill and the location is a little far from my house or anyone I know to have them come pick me up or kill some time with me, so I walked across the street to Starbucks. Before I made it to get coffee, I came across Perfect Nails. A mani/pedi would waste enough time until my windshield was done so I thought I would pop in and see what the wait would be. It was midday on a Saturday, so figured it may be a while, but they were able to see me right away. \nThis probably the nicest nail salon I've ever been to that isn't a full service salon or spa. The location is decorated very tastefully in neutral colors and recessed lighting. They have flat screens on each wall for guests to watch while getting their services. The pedicure chairs were comfortable and I could figure out the settings on the chair. \nThere was probably 20 nail technicians working there, which explained how I could be seen so quickly where there were already 15 clients getting worked on. My technician was nice, very quiet, and I apologize I don't remember her name. Prior to beginning my pedicure, she placed a disposable plastic liner in the bowl. I thought this was a fantastic idea because it keeps the bowls clean; however, somewhat wasteful. It makes sense for them to be efficient in serving the number of clients they had coming in so they aren't wasting time cleaning the bowls properly. \nShe did a great job doing my pedicure and manicure. She was smart and asked me to pay before she painted my finger nails. Most places ask after and rummage through your purse for you. The spa pedicure and manicure cost $40 which is about the same as any other corner nail salon. Although they weren't that friendly, most employees at any comparable salons have the same demeanor. I was comfortable there and did not worry once about cleanliness, so would definitely recommend this location for discount nail services.  If I find myself in that area again in need of a mani or pedi, I will use them.


There is nothing wrong with this place. But there is nothing extraordinary either. To be quite honest, I dined there with my mom, because we had a 20% coupon. Why not?\n\nThe service was great; we had a couple of waiters, and for having to work during the holidays (I went during Christmas time), they were upbeat and knowledgeable.\n\nThe food, on the other hand, was nothing amazing. I got a side of roasted vegetables drizzled with Balsamic Vinegar, and it was fine. I also had a special ravioli of the day, which had an interesting flavor, but the texture was a bit on the chewier side. It did taste nice, but I was not overly impressed.\n\nOverall, nothing was too spectacular about this place, but it tasted fine. It is a little on the pricier side for the quality of food you get, but we had a coupon, so I wasn't too bummed about that!


I've been to Benihannas several times in a California and Arizona. I must say that there isn't any consistency with this place. The one here in chandler is not very good. I think they are surviving off of the reputation not customer service. First the girl working as the hostess needs to learn how to smile and actually act like she likes her job. Word of advice for her. If you can't smile, be cordial, have a personality then quit and find another line of work but obviously interacting with the public is not your calling. \n\nVery long wait to eat.... The servers are slow and you have to wait forever just to get drinks and refills...\n\nI think for $100 I can spend it elsewhere and get better service and food...


We went for the free frozen yogurt and toppings today.  The shop was located on W Flamingo Rd/I-215 in Las Vegas.  There was an employee standing at the door handing out small cups.  This location had Taro which a lot of locations don't have, so I filled my cup.  We also received a coupon for free 5 ounces, so we will be back.


The crepe was really good.\n\nWhat's the problem then? I asked for mine to go, as I had to run back to the hotel to check out.  \"To go\" apparently means on an open paper plate you get to carry through the streets to the Metro while scarfing down a bite here and there. \n\nWhen I expressed surprise about this not being really a practical to-go package, all I got back was \"That's how we do it.\"  Crepes are really easy to wrap up in a paper triangle, which is how they've been served to me in the past.  \n\nSo... don't take it to go.


This Olive Garden just moved across the way to a brand new building located at 2710 W North Lane Phoenix AZ 85021. it's been open about a week.  At first we couldn't find it with our GPS since it is so new.   We went there Nov 27 (tues) 2012\n\nWe arrived around 1pm as a party of 4 adults for lunch.   They sat us on the left side near the entrance at the 1st booth.  Thought it would be noisy, but overall it was okay.\n\nOur Servers were friendly, attentive and very conversational, one of our members is a talker and our server enjoyed chatting with him.\n\nThey had a special 2 for $25, but we weren't that impressed with the special.  We ordered off of the lunch menu.  we ordered the following\n\nCYO appetizer sampler 3: Calamari, stuffed mushrooms & Fried Zucchini\n\nMain lunch courses:\nLasagna Classico\nBraised Beef Tortelloni\nLinguine alla Marinara\nChicken Caprese Panini\n\nDessert:  Zeppolis\n\nWe also ordered two dishes to go, even though not on the lunch menu,  they were accommodating and prepped the to go items for us from the dinner menu.\n\nChicken Parmigiana with [Fettuccine Alfredo (substituted)]\nChicken Marsala\n\nWe first only ordered the sampler appetizer, and after it came out is when we ordered the rest of our meal.  That made the lunch more enjoyable, not rushed and our main meals were piping hot.\n\nThe Salad came out cold and crisp as usual.  Bread sticks were a little delayed about 5 minutes, they ran out, so we got them fresh out of the oven when they were ready.  Our servers were very good at refilling our drinks.\n\nThe whole lunch experience was very good, food tasty. First time I tried their braised beef tortelloni and was delicious.  Wasn't sure what to expect. The Beef about 4 or 5 slices is served with the tortelloni.  By the way, I always thought it was tortellini.  The server told me Tortelloni is bigger size wise.\n\nWe also had Zeppoli with chocolate sauce.  They sprinkled liberally the powder sugar on the Zeppoli.  These Zeppoli were rectangular and texture is more firm than doughnuts.  We enjoyed them immensely and will order them again in the future. \n\nAs Olive Garden restaurant, it was a good experience. I think being a new building everyone was excited.  Go and enjoy yourselves, we did.


I saw this show a few years ago.  There were a few illusions that I really liked and scratched my head and wondered how.  For the most part however, I found the show somewhat boring.   I also immensely dislike ANY performer who needs to have his parents stand up and get applause.  In this case, Copperfield's parents were in the audience.  They deserved as much applause as I did for sitting through the show.\n\nThere was one illusion--and I know that's what it is--illusion, but it was totally ruined for me.  It's the locked box one where he predicts before the show what random people will say as a number.  I know the box is switched.  I don't know how, but when you do an illusion and you have someone write down numbers that get put in the box in the switch, have them write the numbers the same way you do, David.  Make sure you don't write 4 like that and the other person backstage write it the more common way we almost all write a four.  This error just ruined the whole thing for me and I walked away shaking my head wondering why I had wasted my money on this show.


My primary care physician here in Phoenix referred me to AZ Advanced Dermatology on Highland in Phoenix for an evaluation of several suspect moles and other skin markings several years ago.   That visit with Dr Machnau was unremarkable.   I had quite a bit of sun damage on my skin in my youth so I figured I should be checked every few years and just had another appointment with Dr Machnau this past week.  I have to say it was the shortest appointment I've ever had with an MD in my life (I'm 55 years old).    The doctor arrived in the examining room and I swear she was in and out of there in 3 minutes.   She VERY rapidly examined my face, scalp, shoulders, back, chest, legs, and feet.   There was precious little interaction or communication with me.   I have to say that it's seems hard for me to believe that a skilled physician could so quickly perform a careful inspection of an entire body.   The visit certainly did not inspire confidence that every spot and lesion was evaluated.   I will certainly make arrangements to see another dermatologist the next time I get checked.


Came here for lunch yest.  Right from the get-go I liked this place.  It's been awhile since I had to parallel park.  The outside gave a cozy feel to it.  I wouldn't expect it around this side of town, took me by surprise.\n\nWalking in, I was greeted by Una hermosa, Gladys.  The waitress, who i found is the daughter of the owner, suggested I try the Carnitas, since it was her grandma's recipe.  Simply delicious!!! The plate was topped with chicharron, and the pork fell apart with my fork.  Also tried the chocolate cake, which was very thick and rich.  \n\nWould definitely love to come back and try the tamales.


Only giving three stars to the food. The food is great and fresh! But I'm only reviewing because of the service. We called to order today and was on hold for 10 minutes. Decided to hang up and call back and still wanted to put us back on hold. And when they answer the phone it's with NO happiness or pride. And this kind of service is everytime. My family and I eat/order from here very often and we are contemplating taking our business where people smile and appreciate our business. Food is great like I said no complaints, but the staff needs some customer service help or we will not be back.


Terrible service! We were overcharged thanks to the waiters inability to split a bill - each couple on a separate tab - a normal thing to do in a restaurant - NOT HERE! They tally up the whole table and divide by the number of credit cards given and charge each one the same amount regardless of what each couple ordered. Do not make the mistake of going with friends and expecting the restaurant to be able to give separate tickets seems you have to sit across the room from each other and pretend not to know each other in order for that to be possible. Food was not what it used to be. Will remove this restaurant from our list of places to go.


Cute place. Awesome coffee and tea drinks - made by a true barista guy but I can't remember his name, and a decent menu all day. In addition, they have a small but thoughtful beer and wine list. \nGood location on 7th ave. \ntriple bonus points because all profits go to supporting catholic charities.


WoW,  one star! Those are very rare for me, but here's why. The place its still looks really good and feel about it. The waiters are ill-trained. I came here with a groupon/google offer. I've always wanted to see what it is all about. I am so thankful that I was only out a few bucks and didn't have to pay full price. They screwed up my bill and took FOREVER to fix. Had to get the manager, who was very nice but about as incompetent as the serving staff. The food is very bland, the customer service is NOT horrible, but as bland as the food. Good news, I got my bill fixed after having to get in the manager involved and after a really long wait. With so many places in the vicinity don't waste your time or your money.


I went back to Rancho De Tia Rosa on May 8, 2008 -- It's still ok, but not bad for the area.  I'll stick to the original Rosa's out on University.\n\nThis will be the place for meeting my friends who live on that side of town.


I heard so many great things and was a bit disappointed. The prices are decent for a combo meal. I got the N.Y. steamer for about 6.00$. The food was just average. Not too impressed. The place is oddly shaped and the tables are placed weirdly. If it's crowded it is kind of hard to get around. The staff was very nice so that's a plus. Also, I'm not sure if I got a bad batch or not but, the cherry lime-aid isn't all that great. If I go back again I'll just get soda next time. \n\nI haven't given up yet and I'll go back sometime soon. I just hope the food is a little better next time


I have taken my pup, Buena, here many times for both doggie day care and boarding over the weekend.  The owners/staff are always happy to see us and always take good care of Buena.  Best part is she comes home totally exhausted!


Wow, just took some friends from China here and they loved the food, like me, they thought it was a really good representation of Cantonese food. \n\nWe had the lunch menu:\n\n-String beans with XO sauce and dried shrimp\n-Garlic eggplant in claypot\n-Seafood and tofu in claypot\n\nIt was a lot of food for under $30 w/tax+tip1\nThe food was really fresh and clean-beats Monterey Park Cantonese anyday!


We came here for Thai food with one $. It was a little pricier than expected and servings weren't generous. Decor is cute. Space is tiny. A-ok if this is your neighborhood Thai spot. No need to go out of your way.


I stopped here for lunch one day base on some other feedback from a few friends. I had their pork bahn mi sandwich which was very good and fresh. I also tried their flamin' banh canh vietnamese crab udo. It was very good and refreshing. I will definitely go back there again for the bahn mi's sandwiches and to try out their seafood dinner menu.


It was my first time dined in at Roy's.  I was recommended by a friend long time ago and finally decided to give it a try. We got there late (20 mins later than our reservation), but it was Tuesday so we didn't have any issue.  We got seated at the Bar area, underneath a flat screen TV.  Got to be honest, We were a bit dissapointed at first but after the Olimpics on, it actually helped us to get through the night.  The bartender was our server. So, besides making drinks for the restaurant, he had to wait on us.  He explained what was good to order.  I ended up ordering the Grand prix 3 course meal and my husband order something a la carte.... :) The flow was a bit slow.  We had to wait for the appetizers (Ahi tuna poke) for about 20-25 mins, but it was ok since we had TV to watch so basically we were watching TV while waiting for our food. \nAfter the tuna poke, the salad was next (couldn't remember the name... it was something with pear on it). It was good but too much cheese. The dressing was good though.  Then, we waited for another 15 mins after we finished the salad for our entrees.  By the time, the entrees r served, I was full and needed space for the chocolate soufle. It was the highlight of this visit.  Although we had better soufle at the Morton steakhouse. After enjoying everything, we ran back to our hotel and \"deposit\" our money to the casino. It was a good experience, sufficient service, good food (not great), good ambiance, but that's just not enough to make us go there again.  Thanks for the experience Roy's.


They have good kettle corn


The food was good, but looked like they needed a maintenance person, there was food all over the trash can, the tables weren't cleaned either.


Typical Vegas bar: Beautiful girls serving expensive drinks.  Happily, however, they don't torture you too much with Beatles music.  It is VERY small and located behind the casino - so don't waste your time if you aren't staying here.


My Volvo service experience this time was horrible, I came away feeling totally taken advantage of and lied to and betrayed, by a company I have had service my car for over 12 years.\n\nFirst of all my husband heard the noise in my engine when I first started it in the morning.\nHe said its the idler and alternator, possibly.\n\nSo I called Debbie my service writer since George Caudill is no longer there.\n\nShe said she was really busy but if it got worse to let her know. But I could bring it in on Wednesday.\n\nSo I did call her back letting her know it had gotten louder and asked if I could bring it in one day sooner, on Tuesday rather then Wednesday. She said ok. \nWhen I got there I was the only customer there, no cars in the driveway even or people sitting waiting no one, but me.\nSo why did she say I needed to bring my car in on Wednesday because she was overrun with people?\n\nSo I leave it and take a rental car as my warranty pays for it. But supposedly both diagnostic machines (2) all the company owns were broke so my car sat out side for literally 2 and 1/2 days, until I realized it was outside(had to ask to find out)once I did I took the rental back and got my car back, as its a soft top 2004 C70 , which by the way has been kept in a garage not out in Vegas sunshine. One of the reasons it looks brand new.\n\nSo I asked her(Debbie)to let me know when the part my warranty company was sending got in and I would bring it back. \n\nAlso I had to call the warranty company after talking to three different people, I got Ben who only having fifteen minutes to push send, on my part I needed, got it ordered in order to get it in soon as possible, the warranty company had called Debbie several times but she had customers in front of her or so she said, and didn't take their call.\n\nI did not buy my car from Volvo of Vegas, but from the very beginning they have serviced my car thru George Caudill. He was honest and I never felt as though I was getting lied too and or taken advantage of like I did this entire experience.\n\n\nSo to top everything else off, when I got the message today October 15 that my car was finished, (after being told to come back on Thursday morning)Debbie told me I had to come pay my portion before my warranty would pay. So I immediately drove over to the dealership and when I got the paperwork from the cashier, (I never got her name) she literally says Ok real quick now, sign right here and here. I was shocked! Real quick? why real quick and I stood there dumb founded and did it and now I'm kicking myself for not saying Really you are saying to me real quick sign this?\n\nHow would you feel if you were treated like this by the company you had believed in and trusted for years?\n\nWas this in your mind good customer service?\n\nI'm so disappointed right now and upset, not only was I treated like a step child, but told to hurry up and sign the paperwork.\n\nI will call my warranty company and ask them who else they recommend to work on my car in the future, not having one single good feeling about Volvo of Las Vegas on Sahara.\n\nAnd we were planning(in a few years) on flying to Sweden and buying my next car there but thru Volvo of Las Vegas on Sahara. Not anymore!\n\nI am a grandmother/lady, who just retired from US Airways in customer service and never in all my years did I ever treat any of my passengers with such disrespect as I felt today and in this whole service experience. \n\nSincerely,\n\nLiz C.\n\n\nAfter just now getting a phone call (which lasted an hour)from Laronne  the service manager of Las Vegas Volvo on Sahara , not from my message I left this morning asking him to please call me, (before I wrote on yelp) but after his GM emailed him about my Yelp post, is why he called.\n\n5 hours later, (after my message was left on his office phone to call me) and during our conversation in which he eventually raised his voice in a discussion over my going on social media, saying I should have talked to him first. \nFirst of all he was there when I had my discussion over me having to do the leg work with the warranty company to get the part ordered, and the repair done.\nSecond, as I was leaving yesterday, he was not in his office.\nSo I decided the first thing I did was call him this morning, to discuss my entire service experience.\n\nNot unreasonable, right?\n\nAs a consumer I had a viable and reasonable concern about the way my Volvo was serviced and handled. And how I felt their  conduct was not in the best interest of myself as a long time Volvo owner and consumer.\n\nFeed back is always encouraged, whether good or bad.\nAnd is used as a gauge to determine how a companies performing.\n\nRespect and Value to consumers is what makes a company succeed or fail.


Food was ok not the best tasting Mexican food then again it is a fast food place. I had the carne asada fries, what made it edible for me was that it had sour cream which I like very much. Service was good, they got my order right.


Me and my friend came here to support a local business vs. going to a chain restaurant. The waitresses didn't know anything about anything on the menus. I guess they're new.\n\nMy entree was 3 eggs, burnt at the bottom, raw on top (how did they do that?)\n\nThese eggs were on top of a pound of soggy tortilla chips in verde sauce with bits of sour cream floating around. not a joke. I tried eating it, I think I got through 2 eggs and a few spongy chips in my mouth before I stopped.\n\nThe waitress told me that it's because this is 'real' Mexican food. I'd bet the entire 10% off coupon she gave me before I left that it's not.


Got in for free on Thursday night. The music was honestly the BEST when no one else was on the floor. So that's why it was just me and my girl dancing on the floor. The moment the hip hop came on, it was mixed so badly that i just was annoying.You couldn't really get into it to make much of a dance. But very nicely decorated and $15 martinis!


Ay, what can I say? It's an AIRPORT. By American Airport standards McCarran probably ranks about a four. But anyone who's been to Chiangi Airport in Singapore or Munich Airport or even Bangkok Airport can tell you how inefficiently even the most efficient airport in America operates.\n\nNonetheless, check-in at McCarran was fast and easy and despite the long security line I got through pretty quickly which was great since I was hung over.\nFrom there getting to my gate was not a problem. I have to say that TSA at McCarran were the nicest and most laid back I've experienced at any airport in this country. \n\nAgain, citing my hungover state, it would have been nice to have more food (as in hangover food) venues in my immediate gate area. A smoothy wasn't going to cut and the lone Mexican place had a long line (and the site of margaritas scared me and sent me in the other direction)\nSo for America, not a bad airport.


Have tried it a few times and definitely good Chinese food. Very good and just what I'd expect (my point of reference is SF Chinatown). Tried the different dumplings and as others note - they are FRESH!  You can actually watch them making these items. Unfortunately I'm not that into the steamed ones as they are too much dough for my palette. But that's my preference, nothing wrong with the food. Pot stickers are great.\n\nI need to check out a few more menu items in order to say it's great. Some regulars had an interesting dish that caused me some entr\u00e9e envy - definitely gonna give that a shot next time.\n\nPlace is not huge but I've never had a problem getting a seat. Food is at least 4 stars but service leaves a bit to be desired, so rating 3 stars. Waitstaff I've had just don't even bother to try and connect (except to the regulars I mentioned - they got a LOT of attention). And our last waiter's apron looked like he was in the back cooking! Would show up, slap our dishes down and then disappear. Didn't look like it was isolated to us as I noticed a few other tables having a similar problem getting his attention.\n\nAll-in-all it is a good place. Much better than most any other Chinese I've tried in the Chandler area. Yeah, that's not saying much, I know...


Pretty weak lunch...calamari salad was tough, cheap Chinese crap, crab dip was edible


From the first time we visited, I have been impressed with this restaurant. Pho places are not common in our neck of the woods and I am very happy we have found one that serves great food and provides good service.\n\nWhile pho itself usually has beef broth in it, the owner has been happy to make ours \"veggie\"--vegetable broth, noodles, herbs and vegetables. Delicious! Soup does the body (and soul) good and it is definite comfort food for me. The veggie spring rolls are also very good. \n\nWe've never had bad service here and until something drastic changes, we will be frequent customers at this little strip mall joint.


Absolutely amazing!! Very unique and keeps you at the edge of your seat. I don't know how many times I said, \"Wow!\" We were on the 2nd row - the supposed splash zone, but we didn't get wet at all. So glad we were up close and personal! I loved the clowns, too. I got to play with them in the spotlight and take home their inner tube!


Maybe I expected too much from what I have heard from other people.  I do not know.  I came to Vegas to get married and have a honeymoon.  People told me if I let the hotel know that they would make it special.  They did not do anything extra for us but then again they were not obligated to.\n\nWhat really reflected my rating of this place was the way they handled our air going out on us.  The room we stayed in had problems with the air not working.  This is an upscale expensive hotel so you would think they would have immediately moved us.  This is not the case.  The first night someone came and did something to the air which did not make much of a difference.  The second night we called again and once again someone was sent to our room.  This time the guy they sent told us he could not fix the problem with us still in the room as it would be noisy and take awhile.  We were moved into another room.  Once again, seeing as this is a pricey resort you would think for the inconvenience they would have moved us to a better room or did something nice.  If you think that you would be wrong.  We were moved to the same version of our suite even though we had to pack and move in the middle of the night.\n\nI just don't feel they did anything to try to wow us considering this is supposed to be an incredible place to stay.  It really was not.  They did remove the resort fee over the air but that was it.  I will say the place is beautiful...but I think the experience was lacking and would not stay there again.


Where can you find a coffee shop that serves decent coffee and not full of annoying teenagers? This place, Grouchy John's coffee shop  :) Don't let the name deter you people, this place is the real deal. Whether you're looking for a nice pastry (they get theirs from Bread-n-Butter, you can't argue with that), that cup of coffee or just somewhere to hang out on a hot or cold day, this place is a gem. Not only can you get all those things, this place also offers board games (free) and random books (free) that you can use while you're here. So, leave all your stuff at home and come use theirs.\n\nI love a great coffee shop with an inviting atmosphere, especially when the service is there to match. Every time we've come here, the girls are always nice and friendly. There's usually an asian (I think) guy there that is always helpful. I ordered a bagel and he even bought it to my table for me. Now that's service. \n\nHowever, be careful of the two men crew. We were there on a friday afternoon and the service was not all that. The guy that took my order didn't seem to care. I tipped him and he just looked at me like it wasn't enough. Not to mention he didn't even say thank you. When they called our order, we went to the counter to pick it up and again the other just looked at us, annoyed. This is the first time that we've had bad service here. I guess they're the ones that named the coffee shop :)\n\nCiao and until next time, happy drinking everyone :)


So, our buddy Drew picks us up from our hotel to hang out for the day.\n\"What would you guys like to eat?\" he asks.\nWe were somewhere between zombified and comatose due to lack of sleep and too much booze still pumping through our blood streams.\nBetween the three of us visitors all we could manage was some kind of grunt, \"Grughhh\".\nFed up with our antics, Drew took charge and brought us here.....and I still thank him.\nI ordered the Reina Pepiada: Chicken, Avocado, Mayo and Cilantro.\nSo Damn Good!\nI was lucky enough to have ordered a Coke because I kept trying to drown my Arepa in their delicious yet very spicy hot sauce. Careful, it catches up to you.\n\nI will now be searching my hometown or counting the days till I can make it back to Vegas to have another round at Viva Las Arepas.


My husband's was in serious need of a good bowl of Pho to cure his Vegas hangover. The place he usually goes to in Vegas wasn't open yet, so we trekked out here around 9am. \nThe place was bright, clean, & staff was friendly. Service was a bit slower than what were used to in Cali, but nothing to complain about. \nWe ordered Pho Tai & Soda Chanh. \nThe Pho broth was yummy- not to msg/beefy tasting & the meat wasn't overcooked! Everything was fresh and Lime soda was refreshing & light.


I truly enjoyed the meal i had there.  I went in for lunch and it was delicious, i had the Manila Clams to start, and the Fettuccine w/ Shrimp and Bay Scallops.  The Tilapia was also nicely done also.  Over all the service was great and i had a great time.  really want to try some more dishes.  Until next time!


The salon is brand new and beautiful there are plenty of stations and spa chairs for pedis and even cute small pink chairs for kids. I came in for the 20 dollar pedi special. The people who work there are friendly. The pedi I got was average nothing amazing though.


Decided to go back and give it another try. The food was good the first couple times I was there. I walked in about the same time this other fellow did and we stood there waiting for somebody to take our order. This young man came out brought some food for a table so I know he saw us, place is not that big. He went into the back and never came back out. We stood there for awhile and I left. Never and that's a log time will I return.