I went to Pinnacle Grille with my girlfriend for lunch.  The menu really looks awesome, but unfortunately neither of us were very hungry.  I ended up getting the Cobb salad and it was really good.  Everything was fresh, the greens, the grilled chicken, the bleu cheese, everything.  The  vinaigrette was the one thing I wasn't super pleased with.  So, if you get this salad, try a different dressing.  My girlfriend got the fat free sesame dressing on her salad, it was really good.\n\nI really liked the ambiance and the service was really good.  I think the only thing keeping this place from being really popular is the location, it's like being on the moon out there!  However, I would certainly go back if I was in the area again.


Had lunch here this week and last week.  This is a new place and still is having some growing pains with the waitstaff but the food is super!  I was here this past Tuesday and saw the waitress bring out our order and take it to two other tables and asked those tables what they ordered before she came to ours *sigh*.  I have had the Southern Fried chicken salad and the Blackened Chicken Salad, both were good.  The avacado on Blackened Chicken salad was too ripe (brown spots and stuff) - it was a little weird.  But my friend had the special last week and it was fantastic and cheap.  It was $7.95 for a fantastic chicken breast over unreal 'smashed potatoes'.  My friend Tuesday got the wrap special which he said was excellent but in the description the waitress neglected to tell him there was bacon on the wrap and he is Muslim so we had to pick it out but other than that he said it was awesome.  The fries that came with the wrap are also VERY good.  So I will keep going here and may even try it for a work breakfast!!


I went here on accident the first time and was dragged here a second by my zombie like friend who was enamored by one of the bartenders who had taken him for tons of his cash the previous night. Tall boys of PBR and High Life are 5 bucks and shots are god knows how much. Cash only, so don't expect to hit the strip bar without first stopping off at yet another ATM. This place wants to be considered a dive bar, but that's kind of a hard thing to do when you've got a souvenir shop next door. They should try a little harder next time because this is no where close to a dive bar.


Had to update my review to share that I had dinner here last weekend for the final day of Arizona Cocktail Week. Of course, I couldn't pass up half priced hurricanes!\n\nI tried the Vegan Po'boy (fried avocado, kale, pico de gallo and chipotle remoulade on french bread) and it was magical...but left me wondering how the heck do you fry avocados? No, seriously??? I'm sure google will tell me later which will lead to fun experiments in the kitchen.... \n\nCustomer service is top notch--everyone that works here is super friendly and the wait time for food wasn't too shabby. I really love the vibe of this place and predict many visits in the future. Day or night, this place is one of the top restaurants in Phoenix.


We went for Restaurant week and it was amazing! Gigantic portions great food and the server was so friendly and warm! We would not normally go to the epicenter but for this place we will be back!


Delicious food and impeccable service.  I dined here alone on business, sitting at the bar.  My salmon entr\u00e9e was prepared to order, and excellent.  Wine list is quite good.\nMarinara sauce with bread  a great, free starter.


So Las Vegas - I am not a virgin let's just say.  I think I have stayed at most places on the strip with the exception of a few and Planet Hollywood was one of them.  So when we planned a little unemployment vacation (yes myself and three other family members are currently without full time employment!) I decided to book a room here.  I have to tell you I loved the vibe.  It was very fun, young and the music just made you bop your head wherever you were in the hotel!\n\nMy family and I have a routine - which some will think is funny but oh well.  We rate places on a few criteria - 1. The pool, 2. How big the room and more importantly the bathroom is and 3. Can we do everything without leaving the hotel for the entire stay?  I would say Planet Hollywood gets 5 stars for this!  We all loved this place - the mall is an extra plus for the restaurants as we all know the casino restaurants are not cheap.\n\nOur room was very nice - clean and it slept all 6 of us!!  LOL.  The pool was fantastic and we even had a star sighting - Ashanti was lounging by the pool right next to us in the VIP section.  Pool waitresses were very friendly and kept the drinks coming.  I would say the only thing was the pool temp - it was a bit cool but with hot weather I am sure they figure we can deal!!\n\nOverall our stay was great - the staff was friendly and we had a blast.  I even hit a straight flush on three card poker!  Whooo hoooo!!!


don't often love corporate chains..but love the Yard House..great selections of drinks and food..love the variety...everyone is always pleased with their meal..from fresh salads to tacos..  :)  service is always friendly and accommodating......had the wings..tasty but small, ahi tuna salad and clam chowder.  The pork belly tacos and carnitas are also a crowd pleaser...keep up the good work!!


Way too crowded for it's small size. Have to wait 20 minutes for a drink while you are being suffocated by so many bodies. The only escape is the small outdoor area where you are again crammed in. The place looks nice but I'm not about waiting that long for drinks while sweaty bodies press up against me.


Purchased a Living Social deal for them.  When I first called to schedule they said they didn't have anything available for almost 2 months. I had to agree to pay a $25 for service sooner.  The wood flooring we were having installed got delayed so had to reschedule our appointment.  It took me calling and leaving two urgent messages for callback and then she said she couldn't help me in the time frame I needed.  Worst part- she didn't seem to care.  Don't sell deals that you can't fulfill!!!


Very nice RV resort. It has two pools, hot tub, gym, caf\u00e9, store, ball room, movies, laundry, horse shoes, dog walks, putting course, cable TV and of course showers and bathrooms.\nIt's close to the strip, Fry's Electronics, Whole Foods, shopping, restaurants and theaters.\nThe sites have picnic tables, water, electric and sewer. No tent camping.\nOur site has grass and is a pull thru.\nPet's are allowed. They do have a no pet section. Three dog's are the maximum, county ordnance. They have several dog walk area's throughout the park, with baggies to clean up the dogs droppings. Unfortunately, some people are above cleaning up after their dogs.\nAs far as the no rigs over ten year rule as someone else has mentioned, it not quite like that. They need to see your rig and give approval if its over ten years. From the looks of some of the rigs in here, its not that strict, so unless your driving a real clunker I wouldn't worry.\nThis is also a monthly park, which is great if you are a snowbird, I have spoken to a few locals that also stay here.


It was delicious. We sat at the bar and service was good. The staff is aware that they cook the burgers slightly cooler than most people expect. Who cares,  I say? You can always throw it back on the heat but you can't take it away. Also, the beef they use isn't the crap you find in a tube for 2.19 a lb at Safeway, it needs to be treated a lot nicer. I had the El Diablo and my wife the Ringer. Along with the spicy green chili fries, it was a great meal. Expect to pay for quality food and enjoy it.


We ate here on a Friday afternoon with 6 girls total.  It was nice as we didn't have to wait for a table at all.  I ordered the Steak Frites ($23).  \n\nIt came with:\nsirloin steak: I got it medium rare - it was a little over cooked to be honest but it was tolerable.\nfrench fries: I guess you can't really go wrong with fries but it did come with a cut small ketchup bottle.\nsalad: I thought the salad was light and simple but tasty.\n\nI'd like to warn you that the portions are pretty small.  I think next time in Vegas I'd probably opt to go to the Wynn buffet vs. dining at Society Cafe.  \n\nI guess it was worth a try but I don't think I'd come back again.


On august 22, 2013 I received a letter from JP Quijano, a claim professional affiliated with WinCo Foods stating;\n\nPlease be advised that a claim arose involving a WinCo Foods customer (me) purchased your dog treats, specifically rawhide and pig ears, from our store and alleges that consumption of both treats was the cause of his dog's death. Our client did not make any modification to your product. As such, we have determined there is no apparent liability/negligence on our client.\n\nAnother words, when asking WinCo Foods for compensation in the death of my dog, they would just rather pass the buck to the manufacturer and not take any responsibility for the products and or how they are displayed and handled in there stores.\n\nMy dog's death could have been a tax right off to WinCo, for my vet bills where more than what I was asking for.  Then this bad review and the poor customer service could have been avoided.\n\nThis claim took from 02/02/2013 date of loss to 09/09/2013, for me to speak to someone (the manufacturer) for this matter to be taken care of in a professional manner. If I didn't care as much about my dog to take the time and to call and call about this matter, it would have been forgotten and that is how I feel WinCo Foods wanted it, after all it was just a dog that died. I feel WinCo Foods should have handled this whole situation different for better customer service and maybe in the future they will.


I went today for lunch. They have an all you can eat Lunch Special, for $9.97 you can graze their very nice salad and seafood bar plus a 4 dish hot section. \n\nI was pleasantly surprised, everything was really fresh and all the things I tried were Delicious. \n\nSome of the things I ate were, Tilapia with pineapple sauce, Potato Lasagna it was kind of like scalloped potatoes very thinly sliced with cheese in between, really tasty. Shrimp ceviche, roasted eggplant salad, fresh blanched broccoli salad, roasted zucchini salad, chicken salad, marinated mushrooms and some other things that are slipping my mind at the moment. \n\nSorry No pics this time, it would have been an awkward moment to whip out the camera in this setting being I was all by myself.  Hopefully next time I wont have to go alone ;-)\n\nI would surely go back for lunch again and maybe even dinner. Even though I'm not really a meat eater, there was plenty of vegetarian options to fill me up.


Cheap and yummy. Their crust is on the thinner side (not a bad thing) and I personally love their all-veggie option. The garlic knots are flavorful and chewy. For the price, it's definitely good. Not particularly fast so I wouldn't recommend showing up with the intention of grab and go.\n\nThey actually have a challenge where you and a buddy has 28 minutes to eat a 28 inch pizza. Good luck to whoever wants to try lol


Gym is very rundown, machines are dusty doesn't seem like they ever clean it, bathroom smells a little funky,  like their sewer pipes has issues... the female staff working the front desk are friendly,  however the guys dont greet you because they're to busy hanging out with their friends. I also notice that the guys are always letting their friends in without signing in, assuming they even have a membership.  Even more annoying they let them dribble a basketball all around the gym..\n\nThey also raised my membership,  no reason given, obviously the money is not going back into the gym. \n\nHighly considering moving back to LVAC, only thing holding me back is, this location is behind my home


I like doing tastings, so the tasting of the strange Coke products is fun for me.  Some are delish some...uh, not so much.  But, it's something to do and then you can shop your heart out at the GIANT Coca Cola store.  I don't even need any branded crap, but there is so much there that even I want to buy something.  Crazy.\n\nGo here, taste some Colas, then take pictures with the bear.  You know you want to.


Ate here a while ago on a whim.\n\nHaving being to Jamie's in Manchester I was expecting big things! D\u00e9cor wise, Jamie's did not disappoint! I'm not sure who his property scout is or how he manages to set up restaurants inside these amazing buildings but KUDOS J.O.. Kudos!\n\nThe food was average, nothing I got overly excited about.  There seemed to be wayyy too many staff all standing around doing fairly little though when we actually wanted someone to come to our table, it seemed difficult to get anyone's attention. *frustration*\n\nI would head back in and grab a drink just to admire the d\u00e9cor.. but I'm not in any hurry to have another meal here.


I wish I  could give it less.  They used to be good.  The owner was a jerk on the phone.


For the $$$ I paid, this place was pretty BLAH. And what the heck is the resort fee? There's no WOW factor. I stayed in the spa suite with a tub in the bedroom area. The decor to the room wasn't all that. You would think with the amount of money Luxor makes everyday that they could afford to do some upgrades.\n\nI was pretty annoyed by those people trying to sell me timeshares in the lobby. I didn't come to Vegas to buy timeshare for crying out loud. HELLO...I'm there on vacation! Management, get rid of them!


this is easily my favourite place to eat in montreal, let alone the best thai i've ever had. everytime i order a veggie pad thai elsewhere, i constantly compare it to bangkok and how i'd just rather be sitting in that depressing foodcourt.


I came to this place twice. The first time was last year and I was hooked it was so good that I told myself i would come back and I did. The second time around  we came in a group of 10 and I was selling the place literally to my friends, but was so disappointed with the quality of food and the choices of food this time around. For $45 per head it was so not worth it


Took a stroll through this mall in the evening (COLD for locals, WARM for me---50 degree, in shorts and a T).   Highlights: mega big Barnes and Noble with free wifi (got some travel books and magazines!), some good sales (although the beyotches working there were nowhere to be found for help in the dressing room, even when I walked in front of them gossiping at the counter to find other sizes myself....maybe I could have walked out of the store?).  Pre thanksgiving this place was dead, those eerie American landscapes of super clean sparking consumerism with only a few dead souls wandering through....I guess they will make up for it next week.  Nice clean outdoor feel and well lit/festive, awfully small but high tech food court.


We went to see the Hobbit a few weeks ago and discovered the $12 for a popcorn and soda deal - best part?  For the rest of the year it is just $6 to refill both.  \n\nWith ticket prices of $4.75 and $6 for soda and popcorn my wife and I can go to a good movie, enjoy a popcorn & soda, all for under $15.  \n\nEr, ahhh, in my case I guess I need to add a few more dollars to that as I am very fond of their pretzels!  : D\n\nAs opposed to what others have said I find the theater to be clean and well kept.  This is a great place to get a good deal at a great price.  Oh, the people here are very friendly to!\n\nI am a fan.


First time here and I had the VIP pedi for 42 dollars. They have pedicures  starting at $22 but I thought what the hell, treat myself.  Yen was the person I got and she did a great job. Yen took her time and it didn't  feel rushed. I will return to have Yen work on my toes. Yen should get 5 stars. I give 3 overall  because I have been in better message chairs. These didn't  seem to have many options on the control.


Oustanding customer service.  Solid, courteous and efficient technicians.  And the most reasonable price in town!\n\nJust like most of the reviewers here, I called a good number of glass companies in the valley (including Kelly's) but went with my gut and chose Cut Rate Glass and was not disappointed at all.  I called on a Monday, the technicians came to measure later that afternoon and came back on a Wednesday to install the window.  Am a happy camper, not to mention I saved $170!  \n\nI have a couple more \"glass related\" projects at home and Cut Rate will definitely be the company I will be going to!


Amazing cappuccino!! Free wifi. I would definitely go back.


I had spaghetti warehouse delivered to my apt and I ordered spaghetti and meatballs while my boyfriend ordered chicken Parmesan. First off, we both asked for Caesar salads (which we paid extra for) and we didn't even get them. Besides that, the sauce was less than mediocre - a glorified ketchup with noodles. The chicken was dry and we couldn't eat half of the meals. Overall, very poor experience with spaghetti warehouse. You're better off getting fast food noodles from noodles and company. Seriously disappointed especially since it is called the SPAGHETTI warehouse. Very hard to mess up spaghetti.


The rooms are so gross and dirty.  I got a skin infection from it.  Really needs updating a  good cleaning.  Very outdated.  Difficult to find anything in the hotel (mainly the gym).  Stay elsewhere.


There's only one thing worse than an air conditioning unit whose decibel level rivals the planes flying over the building: getting stuck in a 90-degree elevator with 6 other conference members after sitting through 10.5 hours of said conference.\n\nWe were stuck at the third floor and no one knew what to do.  One guy's solution?  Press every button to get the thing moving.  Another guy gets on his iPad and actually Googles \"How to get out of a stuck elevator\".  Step number one?  Don't press any buttons.  FML.\n\nThe conversation between me and the front desk (via the elevator emergency phone) went something like this:\n\nFD: Crowne Plaza, can I help you?\nMe: Yes.  7 of us are stuck in your elevator.\n\n*Five minutes later*\nMe: Do you have an ETA?\nFD: Um, we called the elevator company and we're waiting for a call back.\n\n*10 minutes later, temperature rising, coworker confesses he is claustrophobic*\nMe: What's the ETA?\nFD: The elevator company hasn't called us back.  We'll try to get someone to help you.\nMe: Great idea.\n\n*15 minutes later*\nCoworker: Do you have a f*cking ETA? It's f*cking HOT IN HERE!!!!\nFD: We're working on it.\nCoworker: Well, try working a little harder!\n\n50 minutes in, we hear all sorts of banging and clanging.  Claustro is screaming, \"Get us OUT OF HEEEEEEERE!!!\" and slowly going insane.  Someone outside helping us yells, \"I guess it's getting pretty hot in there, huh?\"  FML.\n\n55 minutes in, the Fire Department pries the door open.  We run out, sweaty and angry.  Then 4 of our 7 hop on an elevator to finally get to their rooms (!).\n\nLater, all 7 of us were locked out of our rooms because staff went in to drop off cards and bowls of \"Sorry you suffered for an hour\" mixed nuts.\n\nWow.  Locked in an elevator, then locked out of our rooms.  Will we be back?  Not likely.


A perfect day we will remember forever. Thank you Vicky and the rest of the staff at Vegas Weddings. I would recommend you anytime


When I adopted my dog, I was referred to this vet and my first few visits were great (4 years ago). Lately I've had some poor experiences that I will share.\n\n1) About a year or two ago, I brought my dog in for her yearly vaccinations. They gave her the shot(s) in the examining room and I pointed out that there was liquid on the vet's leg afterward and she wasn't sure if it was from the shot that leaked or what, so went ahead and gave my dog another shot. Swing and a miss? C'mon!\n\n2) I wanted to get a refill on my dog's heartworm medicine so I called in the order. A few days later I went to pick it up and there were 2 other patients being helped and the front desk girl seemed overwhelmed with them and the phone ringing. It took 12 minutes (I timed it) until she finally acknowledged me AFTER I signed in. A few more minutes passed and she rang me up for the medicine. It cost more this time around because they no longer carried the previous medicine I have been ordering and over the phone, I was not informed. I looked at the box and the medicine was for up to 25lbs. My dog is 38lbs and their records show this! I mentioned this and the error was corrected.\n\n3) Most recently, I scheduled an appointment for my dog's yearly vaccinations. Over the phone I asked if they needed a fecal sample and even though it was due according to their records, the person on the phone said, \"Eh, it's up to you.\"  The day before my appointment, my dog tears her dew claw, so I made a note to mention this upon arrival. I bring in a fecal sample, hand it to the front desk and mention the dew claw. I get taken back to the exam room. The vet tech, walks in, does her thing and asks if I brought a fecal sample which I replied, \"yes\", then I told her about the claw. After answering other questions regarding diet, behavior, etc. she leaves and calls the doctor in. The doctor comes in, asks if I brought in a fecal sample and then asks THE SAME QUESTIONS the vet tech asked me as if they didn't share notes with each other! Then I am told that they don't have one of the vaccinations in stock, but could run and get it at another location if I wanted to wait. I made an appointment ahead of time and they knew well in advance what shots I needed, yet they couldn't \"run and get it\" before I arrived? Wow! The vet then takes my dog in the back to give the other vaccinations and examine the claw closer. Upon returning, the vet says the claw will heal itself and I can apply a band aid to it if I want to. I finish up my appointment and leave WITHOUT the vet wrapping the open wound, nor providing antibiotics. 15 minutes after I leave, I get a call from the vet saying they never ran the fecal test and wanted to know if I still wanted it done. I bagged up poop and brought it to you...No, I just did that for the hell of it! Moron!\n\nA week later, after wrapping the claw myself, I examine the wound, and it is not any better. I call up a family friend who also works at an animal hospital and schedule an appointment with them. Over the phone, this new location was shocked to hear that no medicine nor bandage was provided. I go in for my visit with this new place and they couldn't have been any better. Yes, my dog needed medicine, had the wound cleaned, inspected, and wrapped.\n\n\nNeedless to say, after this past year or two, I will no longer be taking my dog to VCA. They have become sloppy and unprofessional and in need to clean house.


This place gets pretty crowded, but I wouldn't recommend coming here. It's good for something fast and convenient (since I was staying at the Venetian). The prices are pretty ridiculous for Chinese food. I mean 15-20 bucks per dish. I mean I guess it is Vegas & everything is expensive. \n\nWe shared the Shanghai rice cakes, Singapore noodles, and chicken fried rice. Bland, bland and bland. I mean it was edible, but Chinese food is suppose to be BURSTING with flavor! \n\nI would suggest if you want some good Chinese food to leave the strip and go to Spring Mountain Road and you'll find TONS of Chinese/Vietnamese restaurants that are so much better and CHEAPER!


Like Monica, I never had the chance, prior to moving to LV, of trying Brooklyn Bagels, and I have to say that I was a bit disappointed.  I've been to this location many times because it's so close to where I live.  And I agree that the employees are always very cheery (even early in the morning) and eager to help.  My problem is that the bagels I've purchased have been very hit or miss.  Sometimes they're fantastic, crisp on the outside and pillowy on the inside...other times, they're hard (stale-like) and really dry and crumbly on the inside.  It's hard to rate this place higher than 3 stars when half the time I can only eat half the bagel before my jaw gets tired of chewing and chewing the rawhide-like bagel \"crusts\".  It doesn't mean I won't still go here once in a while, but it's always a crapshoot (sooo apropos in Vegas ;)).\n\nOne big plus: the coffee is always fantastic.  Much better than the starbucks next door.


The staff here are friendly and go out of their way to assist their customers.  I had an awesome experience with a female security officer when I was there gambling she assisted my disabled friend and I up to our room and was extremely courteous.


I've come in here during my previous business trips and gotten great food. \nI have specific food allergies which they were able to previously accommodate, however not this time.\nI called in my order as usual, but they told me they changed their menu and what I wanted was a lunch menu item. The menu online hadn't been updated yet they still told me they wouldn't give me the food I was trying to order. \nThis to me is false advertising, and poor customer service. \nDont get me wrong, the food I had was good, but now I wont be going back because of this.


The food is decent, but with the handful of times I've been there...worst customer service, EVER.


I have been talking to my sister about this place as i live nearby and I guess I had high expectations since that building had been vacated for such a long time it was nice to see some life there.  As I entered the building there was line outside the door which is expected as it was the grand opening week but was not greeted with a smile.  After 15 minutes we were seated, our server took our drinks FYI we asked for juice for kids and they served bottled gatrorade at room temperature.  This was a first for me and was not expecting this.  They had a lot of variety and the food lacked somewhat flavor in some of the dishes but then again everyone has different tastes.  I had to take my kids to the restroom and was grossed by how dirty it was and no one was maintaining the restrooms.  Servers were stressed, overwhelmed, understaffed and probably not expecting it to so busy.  Lighting was another big issue for me especially around the buffet area felt too industrial too florescent for a restaurant that size.  Restaurant does not feel inviting and warm.  I know how expensive it is to start up a restaurant and I am hopeful they will work out the kinks before I come by and visit them again once all the madness and \"grand opening\" fever dies down a bit.


Excellent Margaritas, Food pretty good too! Lack Mexican Ambiance, like having a mexican meal at a CPK. Nice Patio, Id go back for the Margaritas for sure. Excellent Service and very nice.


Great place! I love their veggie burger!


We tried Hugo's for the first time on Saturday.  The ambiance is great.  Low ceilings and very friendly and attentive staff.  It was what we expected from a place that is often described as \"old Vegas.\"\n\nWe got the crab cakes and lobster bisque to start.  Loved the cakes, the bisque was not as big of a hit.  The famous salad cart came next.  The ingredients were good, but not great.  I will say the bleu cheese is of excellent quality.  A good, solid salad.\n\nI ordered the ribeye and my wife got the filet with a bleu cheese topping.  I was surprised by the quality of the ribeye.  Not much marbling and just not a great cut.  My wife's filet on the other hand was fantastic.  The crust was excellent as well.  This steak was superb.  The garlic mashed on the side were also excellent.\n\nThe wine list is reasonable but not extensive.  \n\nOverall, it was the experience we hoped for.  You can get better food at a lot of places in town, but it was a wonderful night.


Tried Envy based on the ratings that people left.  However, came out feeling disappointed.  First off, we started with the mozzarella caprese.  This was our favorite dish with heirloom tomatoes and their balsamic vinegarette.  Next up, the seafood tower for 2.  Came with 2 King crab legs, 4 tiger prawns, 4 raw oysters, and 4 raw clams.  The entrees were truly UNexceptional.  I ordered the Pan Fried Chilean Sea Bass with crab on top which came with a mushy slimy pile of \"wild\" mushrooms.  Slightly undercooked and much too greasy for the Sea Bass.  My partner ordered the Rib Eye medium rare.  The outside was charred while the inside was rare-red.  In addition, there was a pool of oil in the middle of the steak.  We sent it back to get a second grilling since it was not medium rare.  The second round came back the same.  Sides included a garlic mashed potato and seasonal vegetables.  The potatos were good while the vegetables were mushy, charred, and came with sprigs of rosemary mixed in.  I ended up having to pick out the rosemary branches like fish bones as they were poking my mouth and unedible.  We also ordered the creamed corn side, which was surprisingly fresh.\n\nAll in all, not worth the price.  I'd say order the appetizers and sides, but stay away from the entrees.  In addition, service was pretty shoddy.  Our waiter kept disappearing.  I do however give props to the waiter's assistant.


I'm new to the West Valley and this is the 4th or 5th Chinese place I have tried. It is by far the best of the small handful I've sampled. \n\nThe key to this place is the fact that they make your dish fresh when you order. It is piping hot and fresh every time. \n\nThe best dish I've had is the spicy orange chicken!!! I've also had the general, sweet and sour, and sesame. The general was a touch on the bland side. The other 2 dishes were spot on. \n\nYou can't beat the lunch prices, around 6 dollars for a generous serving of your entree, rice, soup, an egg roll, and a crab puff.


The fish taco salad tasted ok but with a fountain drink my bill came to $15.10 and I was still hungry.


I've been a member here for a little over a year.  This is a very nice gun range.  There are 30 shooting lanes and an exclusive VIP section for Titanium Club Members Only.  I've only shot once at the Titanium Club, that was courtesy of a family friend who's a member....that experience is like a country club, awesome!\n\nAs a member you can make lane reservations 24 hrs in advance, which is the way to go.  If you're not a member, the wait can be long for a lane on busy weekends and evenings, members get priority.  \n\nThe gun store section of the club has a decent selection of guns and ammo ranging from sub-compact pistols to large caliber rifles.  The accessories are plentiful.  Their prices are pretty high though, so unless you absolutely have to have it, don't waste your money....you're better off shopping online @ gunbroker and then using the FFL @ the gun club to receive your gun.  I've done this several times and it's a $20 per gun fee to do so.\n\nThe employees here are pretty knowledgable and are friendly for the most part....there are a couple that won't talk to you unless you flag them down, but most are very cool.\n\nTip - to avoid the crowds, come on a Sunday or mid-week 1 hr before closing....I've found those days/times to be the least crowded.\n\nReturn Factor - 100%


Would not recommend to anyone. We went on a Friday night, and this place was practically empty... Maybe due to the bad music. They had some good songs but mostly just crap. Not worth going to really.


Is it just me or is this place a little odd?  We went in here today for lunch and the place is really small.  My friend thought they would bring us chips and salsa but no, it was $3.50 when the menu said it would be $2.95 so that is my first problem with this place!!  Then I ordered the Vegan guacamole and mango salsa tacos.  I am sorry to say they were very unpleasant.  I am not sure if it is not \"mango season\" or what the deal is, but the \"guacamole\" was a misnomer--it was not full of guacamole like you might expect because there were no animal products-it just seemed like an afterthought.  My second problem with this place is that a diet soda is $2.95.  Come on, seriously?  you serve it in a little plastic cup.  Nothing fancy.  I will not be back here.  Save your money for the other businesses popping up downtown.


I went to them in the first place because obviously yelpers love them.... So that means I would too!\n\nAnd I did:)\n\nMy engagement ring was causing me to have a really bad rash so I thought it might be an allergy.... Or maybe it was too tight. I wasn't sure so I wanted a professional opinion. \n\nMe and my fianc\u00e9 went for our appointment... Not your average jewelry store but I liked that. Felt very personalized and the guys are super friendly.\n\nWhat we ended up doing is getting the ring replated with a protective coating that might've worn off in the past year and what exposed me to the nickel inside the white gold of my ring... That might be where the allergy stemmed. AlSo because the ring was so tight it had very little breathing room and may have been where bacteria had been forming to cause such a reaction.\n\nSo we also got it sized up.\nThe prices are fair and I would go back just to get it cleaned!\nThat was included in the purchase and it looked better than brand new. \nWe are def returning customers when it comes to getting our wedding bands:)\nAnd a regular cleaning of the ring....\n\nI'm telling you ladies you'll feel like a million bucks with how it will sparkle!\n\nVery happy with the service:)


I love their special vegan menu with a lot of great options. However, don't attempt to sit to long in the booth or you will be asked to leave even though the place is not even half full and your bill is over $200.


I'm not sure what has happened to Paradise Bakery in recent months but it is disgusting. Last time I went a couple months ago I noticed the portion sizes had shrunk and the quality seemed a little off. I probably would have still given it 2 or 3 stars but I haven't gone back despite the fact I live around the corner since there is so much amazing food in CenPho. I went today since I was starving and thought I would grab some soup real quick. The Chicken Sonomo Stew I got was flavorless and had the consistency of snot.  The peas in the stew were an odd color more gray or brown than green. The potatoes were diced oddly small. There was also an item in my stew that I'm not even sure what it was. It was the color and texture of a carrot but the size and shape of a whole cherry tomato. The dry jack cheddar biscuits were oddly sweet and had odd textures throughout. To top it off they've changed their cups and my tea lid didn't want to fit and I almost left my cup on the counter. I couldn't finish any of my food it was so offputting and I paid $10 for this god forsaken meal. Not eating here ever again.


The best meal we had in Montreal. A cool vibe, attentive, professional service, but the food... Was divine. The Chasse et Peche namesake (their surf & turf) was a veal with lobster tail. The char with ravioli was incredible. Don't skip the scallop as appetizer and ANYTHING on their dessert menu!


I should have read the reviews before going here. They don't put prices on the menu for the drinks because a draft beer is almost $10. Service was terrible. Took forever to be acknowledged.  Waitress saw my empty glass and empty plate. Why did it take ten more minutes to flag her down to get bill?  Gave it two stars only  because the food (carnitas tacos) were actually really good.


The calamari is bad. Over cooked and flavorless.  The sauce didn't help it. The sushi wasn't bad but didn't separate itself from the other places nearby and it was pricey. The worst part was the service. I might have given the place another try but they brought me the wrong sushi. It looked similar to what I ordered so I started to eat it. They then brought me what I ordered. I thought no big deal no way they will charge me for it. No, they told me because I started to eat it I should pay half price at least for it. The owner argued with me about it until I gave up. I just took the money out of the tip. Way to make a first impression. I will never go there again.


I love the Ghost Bar on New Year's, and when I am with a group of friends.  But I am not super fond of it when only in Vegas with my SO.  It is really loud and fairly small.  What I like about it on NYE, is that you can get a table reserved for the price of admission.  On a non-NYE night, it is not worth the bottle fee to hang out in Ghost Bar because it is too loud to talk.  But still, it is more sophisticated and the music doesn't suck as hard as some clubs.


It's interesting to read the variety of opinions about this place.  I've been here once, and I don't remember having a particularly strong opinion on it either way.  Nonetheless, it is worthy of a review.\n\nThe restaurant itself is situated on the bustling Royal Mile, which at this time of year (summer) is full of tourists, though mercifully not as busy as when the Festival is on.  It enjoys a prime location on a street that is devoid of many restaurants, instead being full of gift shops for the tourists.\n\nI personally didn't find the food to be too memorable, but then if I want an Italian meal, I will tend to default to Pizza Express.  I do, however, remember enjoying a nice sorbet for dessert, which was very tasty.  My other lasting memory is of someone cheering when a glass was dropped on the floor, but this is something that happens everywhere of course!\n\nIt's a small restaurant inside, and it does feel a little dated in the decor.  On the whole, the experience was a good one, but I tend to feel that I would go for a chain restaurant in preference.


My business partner and I met there for an impromptu lunch and discover a hidden gem.  We took the server's recommendations  for the roasted corn pizza with bacon, then the burger with arugula, tomato, caramelized onion and provolone. ( many other toppings available), and the roasted duck club sandwich. All we amazing, fresh and cooked perfectly.  Just found a new favorite!


Not what i expect from a four seasons. The rooms are nice and comfortable but there were so many small things that made this stay pretty uninspiring for the $. We stayed here for a wedding and the ceremony outside was wonderful but then the reception started. The  four seasons offered 3 small apps that were actually awful tasting. Most venues offer large buffets at no extra charge to the Bride and Groom. The sausage with a small blob of cheese and chicken on a stick paired with a piece of pineapple  was something I would expect from a high school cafeteria app platter. Then there was dinner, they messed up our table and we were two seats short so my husband and I were crammed into our table that was not meant for the amout of people that were supposed to be seated there. Not a bad frozen fruit in a cup was served at first followed with a basic salad then a tapas sized meat on potatoes with no side veggies. I was starving at this point and dinner was finished. Water glasses were never refilled and it seemed none of the servers were in a good mood. Everyone at the table was still hungry after dinner so it wasn't just me. I've never been so hungry for cake in all my life and I don't even really crave cake. Coffee was served a half hour before cake and not offered again during cake time. Overall I was expecting decadent food and fantastic service where your glass would never be empty but that just was not the case. Then we get back to the hotel where you hike to get to your room otherwise you stand waiting for some guy in a golf cart to pick you up. The room key stopped working and they ask you to sign in to the wi fi about 6 times in two days. for the money I would say go elsewhere if you can.


Great food, good prices, and a good menu. Only downside is the wait is a little long and the place is cramped. Overall a great place for your die hard Mexican food lover.


The best Buffet on the strip, pricey but you pay for what you get and the food is top shelf, chefs are top shelf, waite staff outstanding.  You expect the best from this place this was a very enjoyable experience.


Overrated! Really. I have to say it.


This place is great.  I had brunch here with a few of my girlfriends on a Sunday.  We started our brunch with some great drinks: mamosa's, sangria, and bloody mary's.  The sangria was one of the best I have ever had.\n\nWe were seated at a charming table that was meant for a king & queen.  The large seats and table were all made of wood and went perfectly with teh brick walls.\n\nWe were treated with delicious pastries while looking at our brunch menus.  You could tell the pastries were fresh and there were a variety of them.\n\nThe menu for brunch had a variety of delicious items such as drunken french toast, chicken and biscuits, crab & shrimp ceviche, and fruit and yogurt.  The food was delicious and served timely.  The group ordered a variety of things with the drunken french toast as the most popular item.  Everyone seem to enjoy their food.\n\nThe service was great and the people were very friendly.  The bartenders and waitresses seemed to love what they did and created a laid back atmosphere.\n\nOne item to note is that there is no air conditioning.  It was warm on the day I went and the room was not uncomfortable but it could be if the place was packed.\n\nI would reccomend the brunch to anyone.  It is completely worth the $20 for the food, friendly service, and decor.


This is a nice quant restaurant with beautiful chandeliers. I was able to try several dishes and all time favorite was the crusted salmon!


This is a great location on the strip - just a short walk to about any property you want. And the room rates are dirt cheap - $40 on the strip? OK!\n\nThe gaming minimums are pretty decent - $5 dice, a ton of slots, lots of card games. \n\nOf course, it is not the lap of luxury. But not a bad place to serve as a launch pad for a Las Vegas extravaganza.


Sushi that won't strain your budget.  Kyoto Japanese has been my go to place for Sushi for 25+ years now.  Lunch is the best value in town.  If you are looking for a swank, place to be seen Sushi joint, then head down the street to one of the other plentiful Japanese / Sushi restaurants.  If you are looking for a place with good sushi at a reasonable price and a friendly staff to serve you, then visit Kyoto.  I did notice that they recently raised prices after 25 years but I think you can still afford it. The price for a Tuna Roll is now a whooping $4.  Come on....you can't beat that and it is always fresh.   The Teppanyaki tables are fun and entertaining.\n\nOh, almost forgot......A Sake Bomber / Sake with a 22oz Beer is just $6 (at least last time I checked)\n\n If you have not been to Kyoto, be sure to make this one of your upcoming destinations.


Was very disappointed. We have frequented this restaurant before and decided to go for date night. Food came out way to fast and tasted like it was from old supply. Chicken was rubbery,meatballs not done,bacon dates tasted mushy. So sad we will not be coming back.


I've had pets my whole life and my observation has been that when the 's front desk staff is nice and proffesional , the doctors are not and when the doctors are great, the front desk leaves much to be desired.  This was not the case at Alta Vista.  First off, there hours are great.  Secondly. the front desk people (Sam), the techs and the doctor (Dr. Sean Penn), very friendly and courteous.  And finally, the price was reasonable. That, along with the place being clean and not smelling like wet dog when you walk in made having to take my dog in on a Sunday afternoon as pleasant as could be.  So far so good.


went to Frys tonight to pickup some groceries and thought I would try their new semi-automated deli pickup service. filled out the necessary request and received a receipt saying that my deli would be ready after 7:21 pm. Great\nWent back to the deli at 7:31pm and my order was not there, Inquired to the person behind the counter on where my order was. He glanced towards the receipt machine and there was my order. Asked what happened and his excuse was that he was not here, ok you are now....ridiculous. If you're going to add an automated service make sure it works, maybe you should consider adding an audible alarm so people know that an order needs to be filled (since you have many people rotating in and out of the area)\nI just told him to forget it and went to checkout.


Went here for the advertised prime rib; very poor cut of meat, not to mention poor service.  Either they didn't have enough staff or they were just inept; we had to remind our waitress numerous times for bread, drinks, etc.  We really felt bad for customers next to ours who sat waiting for their food the entire time we were seated.  Lastly, they don't give you a full 1/2 rack of ribs; very limited portion.  It will be a long time before we come back; there are plenty of other options available with better food and service.


I was really looking forward to getting pizza from here as I've had it before and it was good.  So after looking at the menu I decided on a pie with two toppings sun-dried tomato's and hatch green chili's.  I ordered around 730pm and figured about a 30-40 minute wait.  At 840pm still had no pizza so I called and asked what the issue was.  Just then the driver called and asked for directions to my house.  I got the pie close to 9pm and the Pepsi was not really cold and the pie was far from hot.  So based on this experience a two star review because the pizza was good but for bad delivery and high cost for the poor service.


This office was one of the worst services I have ever received. First of all, when I made the appointment with the young man receptionist on the phone, I had mentioned the insurance coverage I had for my new born baby and he failed to mention they were not in network providers and just continued making my appointment. I understand it's my responsibility to know what doctors to go to but he could have been courteous and mentioned that they don't take my insurance. He said I had to pay up front and bill my insurance later. Being that I was a new mom, I took his advice and come to realize later that my insurance wouldn't be reimbursing me. The staff was unprofessional and they all gossiped the whole time in Spanish. Me being a Spanish speaker felt embarrassed for their lack of respect to their patients. I would never recommend this place to anyone.


Bullet point summary:\n\n- Prices are not terribly expensive for airport food\n- Don't expect great service. Remember, it's airport fast food\n- Chicken based burritos are awful here. \n- Tofu veggie burrito and shrimp burrito are better, get those\n- Small. Chipotle has spoiled us all. This is a \"normal\" sized burrito which is about 70% of the size of a Chipotle one\n- Pre ready and packed salsas are nice to grab quickly. But, there is a catch: they all are terrible. \n\nRemember also that this airport has so few decent food options that relative to others, so I cannot say \"avoid, go elsewhere\" since the going elsewhere is actually pretty hard to do.\n\nOverall, not terrible, not good, so 2 stars.


Zum Essen kann ich leider nichts sagen. Denn offensichtlich wurde unsere Reservierung verschlampt. Und das obwohl wir unseren Namen vorher am Telefon buchstabiert haben. Am Valentinstag ist das schon wirklich ein \u00c4rgernis.\n\nDie Reaktion und die Behandlung war aus unserer Sicht unfreundlich. Wir wurden behandelt als ob wir uns eine Reservierung unter falschen Namen erschummeln wollten.


Moving to Vegas, I needed a new thinking spot and I saw reviews on this park. It seemed so relaxing and I wondered how a park would work especially in Vegas. It made me smile when I came here, because there were many children enjoying the park's amusements for children. They seemed to really enjoy this weird hill thing I saw, but of course, my main focus at the park was to hit the trail.\n\nWhile searching, there was a nice blend of green where you can have a nice standard picnic at or run a few laps around the track like roads, or move away and see a lot of desert instead. I never really saw parks like these before, so it was quite a bit interesting for me. Upon reaching the hiking trail itself, you'll notice a sign that pretty much tells you that you are advised only to hit the trail during daylight hours. I came during a time where the sun would set soon, because I wanted a nice bit of scenery.\n\nThe trail is relatively easy to climb and probably takes 10 minutes at MOST. I didn't have hiking shoes on so I slipped from time to time, but once I got to the top I was pretty amazed. There were picnic areas at the top and an area at the center to sit around and relax.\n\nIt made me realize how underdeveloped Vegas is the farther you are from the strip. It was quite interesting to see, but it also gave me a feeling of emptiness. You can see a lot of hills not too far away and the sunset was quite amazing. It was quiet at the top so I felt like I was able to keep a steady mindset while I was here.\n\nWhen coming back down, I felt like a lot of weight was lifted. Usually downhill hikes can be painful, but because of how short this is, it's pretty light on the legs. (I did leg day at the gym shortly before this.)\n\nI wish I had someone to take, but I can save that for another time.


This store is back to being mediocre. I wish they'd put a little more effort into lighting the parking lot, and offering to help customers out to their car. I wish their tollerance for loitering was lower. And, I wish their security guards would at least look more attentive... they seem to be spaced out or socializing. I had to call one's attention to the fact he missed an overhead head page asking him to go out to the gas station area. Neighborhood deserves better than this.\n\nThe people who work the deli counter and the cashiers are nice...


I was not overly impressed with 5 guys.  We have only been to this place one time.  The guy who took our order was impatient and unfriendly when we asked questions about the menu.  \n\nMy burger was extremely wet which caused the entire thing to fall apart making it impossible to eat.  I also don't understand why they tell you that you can have anything that you want on your burger, but give such skimpy amounts.  ONE mushroom on a burger does not count as a topping.  \n\nI agree that the fry order is strange.  It's fine for two people to share, but I can't imagine going solo for lunch and ordering such a massive amount of fries.  \n\nI don't get the whole peanuts-in-a-burger-joint thing.......peanuts and burgers?\n\nPrices are a bit on the higher side for such typical burgers.  Can't get out of there for under $10 person.  If the burgers were fantastic, I wouldn't mind the pricing, but they aren't that great.  \n\nSmashburger will continue to get my business over 5 Guys.


Great service, great price and quality workmanship.  Leo was quick to diagnose my A4's problem and got it back to me within a few hours.  I'll be back for sure!!


Typically, I try to avoid wings these days. I'm older, and my body just doesn't react the same as it used to when I was younger.\n\nBut, tonight was special. It was my dinner break, and they were the closest and most cost effective place to catch the NFL season opener!\n\nI walked in, and there was NOBODY there outside of the employees. Being my first time in a Wingstop, I know I had that \"deer in the headlights\" look on my face. Unfortunately, the young lady working the counter didn't notice that I might need some help, because she was counting down her cash register so she could go home.\n\nNow, I'm relatively bright, and I'm extremely literate, so I figured out what I wanted after a little searching...though, I would have been open to suggestions instead of standing there for five minutes trying to decide what sounded the most palatable.\n\nI ended up getting the 10 wing bone-in meal with fries and a drink for about $11. I opted for the regular \"Hot\" flavored wings, though they did have a decent variety from which to choose if you think you have the gastrointestinal fortitude to palate them. Speaking from former decisions with crazily spiced wings, I do NOT recommend anything rated higher than good 'ol \"hot\".\n\nThe wings and fries came out as quickly as could be expected. The wings themselves weren't bad. The \"hot\"was an excellent choice. Not too spicy, not too bland...just right for my liking. \n\nThe fries, though...they were a different story. There were three different levels of french fries in my basket:\n\n1) Just Right\n2) Uncooked\n3) Burnt to a Crisp\n\nOn top of the inconsistency with the fries, they were WAY over salted...almost to the point of not being edible.\n\nThe only saving grace for this place was the fact that they were airing the inaugural game of the 2012 NFL season. The service was meh, the food was meh, but the circumstances were fantastic. \n\nSomehow, that weird gastric/emotional math equals 3 stars.


I didn't know that TWM had locations in Las Vegas. I never bothered to look and how I wish I had.\n\nI've been up and will be up to Las Vegas every two weeks dealing with personal family matters. On several of those visits, I really could have used some ice cold, craft beer to take the edge off. Had I known that TWM had locations here - I wouldn't have settled for some of the \"tap water\" beer selections I did. \n\nRead my other reviews on TWM and you'll know I love this chain. It's one of the few chains I will review and in some cases, more than once. There was nothing about this location I didn't like except that Henderson is a pretty long haul from where my family lives in the valley. Good thing there are other locations!


I wanted to stop in for a long time and finally got the chance today. Mostly old lady clothes. Some priced higher than when they were new. And most of the \"couture\" has made in China labels. But to each their own. The reason I'm rating it so low is the staff. The two women were condescending and rude at best. They continued conversations amongst themselves without ever offering to help me. They kept an eye on me like they thought I was gonna take something. But the only times they actually spoke to me were to tell me they close in 15 minutes when I entered and to tell me they will close in 5 minutes which is when I left ... Without bothering to purchase the dress I picked out for my mother.


I tried the 3 tacos for $6 deal and ordered a soda in the can.  Ordering was easy enough and I got my food pretty fast out the back window.  I might not have known about the rear delivery system if I had not already wondered by it earlier.\n\nI received my tacos, but my soda was missing when they called my name.  I mentioned it to very friendly lady that delivered my food and she promptly got it for me.\n\nI ordered a green meat, a red meat and a chicken taco.  All three tacos came individually wrapped in foil and came in a brown paper bag.  It also came with both green and red sauces.  All three came with soft flour tortilla wrappings. I am not a fan of flour tortillas for tacos because I usually prefer the street style with corn tortillas.  The tables also had El Pato Sauce and another hot sauce for your pleasure, although I am not sure they keep them refrigerated?\n\nThe flavor, temperature, and the taste of the meat tacos were fine.  I was surprised to find beans in all 3 tacos, but they added nice texture and flavor.\n\nThe green and red meat tacos were pretty good, but did not stand out as something that I would crave on a Saturday night after a few brews.  The chicken taco had huge cubes of white chicken meat.  The chicken drowned out the other flavors in the taco (actually too much chicken).\n\nOverall, a pretty cool eclectic place that I would try again.


we decide to have our christmas party here for the enterteiment. i was so desagree the food the plates were expensive and not very good.  also they did let us play on the table pools because the have some kind of activity with few people over.


Ordered from them and was told an hour and ten min wait. It took well over an hour and a half and the people on the phone were short and didnt take any information from me when I called to tell them about the gate code. I had to remind them to contact the driver but it made no difference. They had one elderly driver due to what was told to me was because the younger people didnt want to work late. My pizza was hardly warm and I feel bad for the elderly delivery guy running pizzas.


I ate here the day before yesterday with my son and my grandmother. We were the first patrons for the day. My son had the mini cheeseburgers with french fries and my grandmother and I ordered the same dish. Sirloin steak (medium rare) with shrimp, garlic mashed potato's and a side of broccoli. I've decided that I'm going to do a celebrity style point review for this one-enjoy.\n\nWaiter was nice and gave us a lot of attention. (+10points)\nStrangely, he never once offered to refill our drinks. (- A gagillon points!!!!! Just kidding. -8points)\nOur food came out very quickly. (+7points)\nOur steaks came out medium well not medium rare-like we ordered. (-11points)\nEverything else on the dish was delicious and flavorful especially the broccoli. (+15 points) **I'm not kidding here the side dishes were excellent I was taken aback by the balance of garlic and other spices in my food. I was bummed I didn't have one of those \"my God!\" portioned sized plates...mmm, okay, onward. \nThe dishes were reasonably priced (+8points)\nMy entire entree was under 550 calories which I guess, is good. (+3points)\n\nI would definitely eat here again, but from what I've read I'm not the first person to experience meat not cooked to what was specified. It would seem all the cooks at this location understand is kinda done and really done. Which, for me, means that I won't go here for steak but I will enjoy Vegetarian dishes or seafood. Also, if you do stop by try the raspberry tea it was really delicious. Oh, and one more thing I don't care to figure out how many points that came out too, so if you want to brush up on your arithmetic...no? Okay.


This is one of my favorite places in town, and it's been great to watch this business grow over the years. I absolutely love vermicelli noodle dishes. I've eaten here several times, but always order the exact, same thing: vermicelli noodle bowl with grilled shrimp and an egg roll. Seriously, this cannot be beat. The vegetables are always fresh and crispy. The sauce is served on the side so you can keep it as light or heavy as you like. The shrimp are wonderfully seasoned and grilled, and I love the hot shrimp against the cold cucumbers and other veggies.\n\nJust writing this review makes me want to return right now.\n\nAlso, I've noticed sometime in the last few years they invested in the decor and have made it very nice inside.


It's been said already:\n\nThese are the best tamales you will ever taste.\n\nDona Maria's been hanging around downtown since 1980 on the corner of Charleston and Las Vegas Boulevard.  It's not the most visited of areas, especially for dining, and Dona Maria's has been here and packed for almost 30 years.  They recently opened another restaurant in Summerlin so you won't have to drive your nice car downtown (wasn't that sweet?)  The reason why it's done so well are the tamales.  They are out of this world.  They come in pork, chicken and cheese with expertly crafted sauces.  The rest of the menu is great as well - just good Mexican food - but really, people come here for the tamales.


I don't know what it is about mainland L&Ls...but the food just doesn't have the same taste as L&Ls back home in Hawaii.  The food is edible and very bland.  Beware when paying, though.  The prices on the menu board say one thing, but check your receipt...you may have been charged more.  I brought this to the attention of the worker who was ringing up my purchase, and his response was \"I can't do anything...that's what it says on the computer.\"  Really?  Businesses need to realize they can't advertise their price publicly, and then charge more at the register.  Very bad business practice!


Yikes.  My first impression stepping into this place was roughly 1991.  I'd say it needs an update. But, it looked like some good cheesy fun, and it was. \n\nFortunately, I got to the room and saw that the hotel owners must have figured that out and entered into the new millennium with renovations.  The room were huge and really neat and modern - the perfect place for a group of girls who will have their belongings spread out everywhere.... so we thought.\n\nWe went to the pool, where the time machine sent us right back to 1991.... Wait... Rewind further... 1989... Quick! Get me my pink Walkman!... Oh, nevermind, I don't need it, there's plenty of 80s music blaring from the less than clear sound system. \n\nStrangely, they painted parts of the bottom of the pool yellow and orange. I later learned that it is made to look like a clown fish from up above.  Interesting choice.  I get it.  I guess.  It just made the pool look dirty, if you'd ask me.    \n\nSo, being a couple of mighty fine females, we got comped back into this century at the special adult only pool - Sapphire.  The pool was legitimately nice, and it had better, newer seating, waterfalls, hot tubs.  If you can get over interesting tattoos and toplessness, it certainly was a better environment than the other pool.  \n\nAfter a good night of sleep, I got up to treat myself with a massage, which was the best part of my trip so far for sure.  When I was done, I felt so relaxed and went out into the sun. \n\nFor some reason my calves were itchy.  Hmmmmm.... must be sunburn... hmmm... they continued to itch all day and through my redeye flight... hmmmmm..  \n\nWhen I arrived back home I got a text from my friend, whose mother slept in the same bed I did that night after I did. They had changed the sheets, but she woke up with itchy welts all over her. The hotel switched their room, but didn't do much else.\n\nCheck your mattresses folks.  Bedbugs apparently reside anywhere, even places that appear to be clean.  What a nightmare!!!!


Best Brewpub in the United States.\n\nThis review applies to all four of the Madison area Great Danes - I've been to the original downtown location over 100x and have been to the other three locations 5-15x each, noticing minimal difference in quality of food, drink, or service.  Altogether, I figure I've eaten at the four Great Danes at least 150 times in the past 18 years and had only three less-than-top-notch experiences there (see below).  In fact, my wife and I love this brewpub so much that we rented out half of the downtown pub's outdoor garden area for our rehearsal dinner the evening prior to our wedding.\n\nMadison has a lot of great restaurants, but there are a few dishes that are hard to find here done properly, including Mexican and Chinese food in general, Buffalo wings, and nachos.  Well,  maybe the only place in Madison that actually has good nachos is the Great Dane, where they have lots of good toppings, lots of good cheese and will custom craft them to your particulars.  And their wings, while breaded and not the classic Buffalo-style, are quite tasty, if overpriced.  Their artichoke dip, served in very tasty dish made out of a hollowed-out fresh-baked loaf of bread, are the best I've ever had.  GD's soups are also very good and their onion soup, with melted cheese and croutons, will rival that of any restaurant, anywhere on earth; they use some of their beers in it and it is awesome.\n\nGD's hamburgers are among the 5 best burgers in Madison and I especially like their Dane Burger, which is topped with their awesome artichoke dip; I sometimes will ask for them to make me a Dane Burger with a healthier buffalo patty.  The Applewood Bacon Burger is also excellent, but not as good as the Vintage Brewing Company's similar Black-and-Blue Burger (the best burger in town).  The thick fries that accompany the burgers, among other side options, are outstanding when you dip them into GD's chipotle mayonnaise, \n\nMy favorite dish on the menu is the Southwest Tortellini, which is a cheese-filled spinach tortellini with blackened chicken, black bean salsa, and creamy cilantro sauce, served with a garlic bread that will shame 99% of garlic breads served by Italian restaurant.  The Inner Warmth Peanut Stew, a vegetarian dish, is flavorful, filling, spicy and excellent.  I heartily recommend the Thai Chicken Pizza, as well as the buffalo chicken pizza, when it is available.  I've always considered \"comfort food\" to be a lame affectation of the retro-trendy types, but GD's meat loaf is really good, its chicken pot pie is no longer a dish for one's grandparents, and its mac-and-cheese is extremely good, especially the buffalo chicken version.  I've had most of their salads and they are also top-notch, with very fresh lettuce and other ingredients.\n\nOK, as good as the Great Dane's food is, its beers are even better.  I'm a beer aficionado, have been to dozens of breweries around the US, and aside from a half dozen or so Belgian breweries (the Belgians brew the best beer in the world), I would be confident that the Great Dane's beers would compare more than favorably with the beers of the very best breweries anywhere.  The Old Glory APA (American pale ale - like an IPA but a bit lighter, with citrousy Cascade hops) is easily the best pale ale I've ever had.  The Crop Circle Wheat beer is one of the finest wheat beers made in the U.S.  If one were to ask beer experts to name the 5 best breweries in the U.S., Bell's, in Kalamazoo would make many of those lists.  Aside from their stouts (Bell's makes the finest stouts in the country, hands down), the Great Dane's beers are better across the board.  Bell's makes some mediocre beers; the Great Dane does not.\n\nI've had three less-than-positive experiences at the Great Dane.  Many years ago on Mardi Gras, they ran a drawing contest, I won a Great Dane golf shirt, but one of the owners had been giving me bad looks for no reason at all, he called over a bartender and had her tell me that I won a different prize, something trivial instead and took back the shirt.  I got so mad that the owner had been such a &*&%#@@ jerk that I didn't go back for months afterward.  This year I had mussels steamed in a beer garlic sauce and the mussels didn't taste fresh.  And for Mother's Day 2012 we went to their brunch buffet and were partially disappointed.  The omelet and carving stations were very good, but the pancakes, waffles, French toast, bacon and sausage had been made hours before and were not worth eating.\n\nSo why so many neg. reviews for GD?  I'm guessing some are bogus (I've had such uniformly positive experiences that I just don't believe some of the complaints) and I'm also guessing GD's owners refused to pay this site's AdBribery demand, so they get hit with more neg. reviews. Google the site's adpolicy if you don't believe me.\n\nIn summary, if there's a better brewpub in the US, I'd sure like to go there.  \n\nThe Great Dane is highly recommended.


Dr. Curry and ALL of his staff have been, from day one, professional, kind and quality driven!!  I ALWAYS LOVE going to the dentist because Dr. Curry and his staff make it so EASY and are so personable!  I have referred friend after friend to Dr. Curry!  I cannot speak more highly of a dentist!!


Not the world's best show, but not the worst show either.  My husband & I had a 2-for-1 coupon for show tickets, so we only paid $50 for the pair of us to go.  I loved the music (I'm a total hair band girl), and the storyline was cheesy but still engaging.  I probably wouldn't have enjoyed it as much if I had paid full price, but all said and done, it was a good time.


Exactly we had anticipated,  this will be a great place to have in your foodie book. Good job Vig McCormick Ranch


I have only been for drinks and dancing, so I can't comment on the food.  One of the best selling points of this place is the roof top deck.  Unlike the one at Pure at Caesar's, the deck is on a pretty high floor and a little away from the strip, so you get a great view.  The music is pretty decent as is the crowd, though you shouldn't expect the same caliber that you would find at a Pur or Tao (but the prices at VooDoo are also much better).


Expect more for a $10 sandwich. This is next a series of all mediocre reviews. Friendly servers but it needs some creativity in the kitchen and please show the chef where the spice rack is


have been to this place several times and there always seems to be a problem.  most of the time the sound is only on behind the screen and is too low.  this time just spent 2 hours in a sauna because the AC wasn't working.  went to manager and was told that the system was broken but they didn't see how letting people know as they purchased ticket would be a good idea.  the place is new so its clean and the seats aren't broken but they apparently don't know how to run the place as a theater.  I'm never going back and will suffer the extra 10 miles to go elsewhere.  avoid this place.


Food is delicious!  Yellowtail, salmon, etc. sashimi melts in your mouth...big fan of the sushi salad, spicy miso lotus 'Chips' with tuna, and had to order more of the shrimp w/ main lobster with spicy garlic sauce!  \n\nGreat service, our reservations were all set. Considering the restaurant was packed - food came quickly after we ordered.  Pricey, but here you get what you pay for!\n\nI would definitely eat there again...


We have a problem every time we go to Claim Jumper. I'm ready to give up. Last night I got the Grilled Chicken Pasta. They forgot to put the sauce on. It was supposed to have garlic olive oil on it. I told the server and he said he would bring it on the side. What he brought was not garlic olive oil, it was water based with lots of seasoning. So I went ahead and used it and it was not good. Only ate half the dish. We ordered the brownie for dessert. It is NOT a brownie, it's a piece of cake. I don't know if they ran out of brownies, or that's their brownie. But we were very disappointed with that. We ordered extra ice cream to go with it. That came separately just as we finished the dessert - thanks. On previous  visits to this location we've had to return dishes because they're barely warm, etc. Something every time. The only reason we come here is because we get gift cards...


3 palms hotel has incompetent staff and managers. They lost our reservation for our wedding guests accommodations.\n\nWe were also told our guests would get 20% off the $80 room rates, come to find out that was a lie. We had guests calling to book our rooms and the hotel was clueless as to who we are and what they had told us. They also will not block out any rooms for you so if your guests dont make phone calls asap they may not have a room or they may not even know your getting married and have guests calling in lol, what a joke.\n\nThey later tried to fix the situation by honoring us a higher rate than what they had originally quoted us...really? after all this mess your going to give us a new rate? a higher one?\n\nPlease dont give them your business you will be stressed when your guest show up from out of town and the hotel lost your reservation and cannot accommodate you...or maybe they can...just at a higher price\n\nHeather


There is a time when the price you are charged gives an expectation for quality service and quality food. But stacks and yolks isn't a place of good value or good taste. The servers aren't very nice. They slightly got my order wrong forgetting spinach. But then they brought it out to me for a fee. Orange juice will give you sticker shock, $3.99 for what they call large, which is smaller than a coffee mug


N. Phoenix chamber holds weekly lunches here. I have tried several things on the menu and have not been impressed. Misty is very friendly and attentive. The quality of food misses the mark by a long shot. $10 for a cheeseburger? Ok, I will pay that no problem if the burger is delicious, but their burger is a $6 burger in my opinion. The meat is not very good quality and is overly salty. \n\nI recall the food being better about a year ago. Matthew pretty much summed it up as going down hill. It is no wonder the place is so quiet, they can't get enough repeat customers because the food is bad. They are always doing a promo or event to try to get people in the door. The problem is, once they do, how are they going to entice them to return? Answer: BETTER FOOD or lower prices for the quality they are currently providing.


Heard a lot of good things about baby stacks.  one opened on my end of town so decided to give it a go.  \n\nsat quickly and waited a good 10 minutes for water and coffee/tea order.  another 10 to get the drinks.\n\nfood took a whI would like to say the food sat under the heat lamp way too long and was overly dry when it was delivered.  not the case.  it sat somewhere for too long and was delivered cold.\n\nour waitress was great and took everything back and removed the meals from our check.  the kick in the pants is that I still received a bill for one cup of coffee.  kinda bush league...


Cannot recommend this place enough!!!\n\nThe cuts are amazing, the barbers are legends and the barbershop has the coolest shit everywhere. \n\nWe got there at midday and there was already about 8 boys waiting for cuts (this is how you know it's good). All the barbers greet you and tell you it might be a bit of a wait but feel free to stick around....and so glad we did. We had 6 of us the day of my wedding for some fresh cuts. The whole time you feel included in their banter and jokes, there's good music playing and it doesn't even feel like you're waiting. \n\nThe cuts turned out amazing, they take time as they are all perfectionists, I couldn't believe the skill and precision they all had. \n\nMy barber did mine on the house as a wedding gift....I was absolutely speechless....but their service didn't stop there. As we had so many of us we'd been there for longer than we'd planned and I had to be back at my hotel in an hour for wedding photos. I called a cab and it was going to be at least an hour.....I am stressing...I'm going to be late to my wedding...\n\nThen one of the barbers offers to drop us back to our hotel to make sure we're not late. I couldn't believe it....he literally saved my life....and my wedding day...and my wife loved the fresh cut.\n\nYou boys are amazing, thanks so much and I will always recommend you to anyone I know going to Las Vegas.


it rocked!!! Their version of a BLT was out if this world from the bread to the avacado oh my. a might messy to EAT but well worth the post eats hand scrubbing


The worst experience dealing with a hostess, we talk to the manager and he was worthless too.  I wanted to order a pitcher of  angry orchard beer and the waitress told me that I could not order it because they didn't offer that beer in a pitcher.  So I asked to speak to the manager again and I asked him why I could not order a pitcher of angry orchard?  He told me the alcohol content in that beer was too high and that they could not sell it as a pitcher, I told him that beer had the same level of alcohol content that Bud Light and all the other beers.   As I was speaking with him a birthday party was being conducted at the bar and there was about 12 young man highly drunk and making fools of themselves.   The food server the nice young lady with the wild finger nails  was outstanding!  Once again though the food was very good .  The server will be the only reason we probably will go back the manager was a fool and the hostess was very rude amazing how they stay in business.  Check out the drunks in the picture I post, I can't get a pitcher of beer but they can serve multiple shots to young people that are  totally wiped out.   Totally incredible!


Have been looking for a good deli around the office for quite some time now, decided to let Yelp help me and low and behold this is what I found. This is the real deal, freshly prepared sandwiches that are too die for! Plus a variety of fresh sausages, meats etc. Will be making this a once a week lunch run for sure! Try the #14!


Lindsay Lou, my favorite purveyor of Rebel Yell! Oh & let's not forget the adorable little yorkie named \"Lulu\" running around the store! This boutique gives off a definite LA vibe. Most recently I got an adorable football style v-neck by Rebel Yell that reads \"Brunettes Are The Best.\" (Duhhhh, no brainer!) The girls are always so sweet with lots of suggestions & styling tips. And while you're in be sure to write your email address down in the guest book. I get emails ALL the time with up to 30% off their designer duds! Crossing my fingers that Lindsay Lou is a boutique that's here to stay.


My husband and I went to My Shu for dinner tonight. I can sum up the food in just one word \"YUM\"! Everything was so good, the veggies were so fresh, spring rolls to die for. I had the Veggie My Shu with fried rice. It was huge and absolutely the best Mu Shu ever. My husband had Sweet and Sour chicken and he loved it. He can be a bit picky about Asian food and this place was a hit. The service was wonderful, everyone was very friendly. I loved the open kitchen concept. I could see right into the kitchen and it was super clean. 5 Stars!!


After reading numerous positive, almost glowing reviews her on Yelp, I decided to give How Lee a try.  Boy, am I glad I did.  I stopped by on a Friday afternoon (still able to catch the lunch menu which ends at 3).  Boy, this is the Cantonese food for which I have been searching!\n\nAuthentic, plentiful and tasty!  I chose the Shrimp and Scallops Szechuan Style.  The lunch specials come with your choice of Wonton or Egg Drop or Hot and Sour Soup.  i chose the Hot and Sour Soup which was outstanding, just enough bite at the back of your tongue to remind you why it's called 'hot\" and sour.  The lunch portions are quite generous.  I took my order to go and there was enough food for a light dinner the next night.\n\nI also chose two traditional eggs rolls.  They weren't bad, just uninteresting.  Perhaps a few water chestnuts or something with crunch would have made them more interesting.\n\nAll in all, excellent Chinese food and I'm sure I will be back often.


This course has an ok layout and a couple holes with nice views, however it doesn't make up for a rude staff that pushed us every other hole to keep a faster pace. They talked down to us and were being rude. Not even one \"hello, are you having a good time?\"  No courtesy at all, just rudeness. On a Sunday early morning we maintained a 4 1/2 hr pace while having to search for our balls in monsoon casual water collection areas and high rough. We let a 3 some play through and were not pushed much from behind, yet the staff kept harrassing us and threatening to make us skip a hole. What?? I have never had this experience at another course even if there was slow play that day.  Here, it wasn't even crowded yet they kept annoying us. What an unenjoyable day and waste of gas money to drive all the way out there.  Never again.  The 1 star is just for 3 nice holes on the mountainside, otherwise i'd try giving negative stars.


When I visit Madison, Swagat is always on my list of restaurants. Always fantastic! Always friendly!\n\n/


I've tried many restaurants and buffets in Las Vegas, this is definitely the best restaurant!  The food is superb and the service is excellent.\n\nTwo years ago I came here with my boyfriend, his cousin and his cousin's girlfriend whom we were staying with.  Two years ago we fell in love with Sedona and our infatuation with their food is still going on head strong.  Ever since that first visit, we've been dreaming about coming back here, usually with salivating mouths.  And now after two years, we are finally reunited.\n\nWe came on a Sunday night, and we ordered the calamari, ahi tuna lettuce wraps, and mussels for appetizers.  I have never seen calamari cut so generously.  The calamari is breaded to perfection, and it is not one bit chewy.  My boyfriend has always been wary of calamari because of its texture, but Sedona's calamari has transformed him into a believer!  The mussels and ahi tuna lettuce wraps are delicious as well.\n\nI ordered the ribeye steak with shrimp and my boyfriend ordered the filet mignon with scallops.  The ribeye steak was incredibly flavorful and juicy.  Along with the steak, there were 5 huge shrimps which were very succulent.  My boyfriend's filet mignon was cooked very well, and the scallops were orgasmic and cooked to perfection.  I've never seen scallops so big before!\n\nFor dessert, we ordered the white chocolate and blueberry (?) bread pudding and the creme brulee.  Both were deliciously amazing!  Honestly, ordering creme brulee at any other restaurant feels like a waste because Sedona just makes it perfectly.\n\nI can't wait to come back to Vegas so I can eat here again.  I highly recommend this restaurant.  No restaurant on the strip will ever compare to this.


If you're 50+, wanna watch a cheap show ($20-25), and laugh, then come here.\n\nIf you're under 50, better off spending that $25 on gambling. Because you will not understand any of their jokes.  All I knew was, one lady was better at singing than being funny.


I've been here 3 times.  Twice thru the drive thru and the last time I dined in.  So glad I did.  One of the cooks (stawky white guy) wasn't wearing gloves.  Then he went to the restroom and bumped my chair and elbow in passing without a word. I went to use the bathroom and guess what, no paper towels.  So I used the blower which made a lot of noise.  That told me the cook failed to wash his hands.  When I walked out of the bathroom,  he had a hand full of bacon.  My friend had the bacon burger lol.  Oh,  did I mention that when he bent over all you saw was crack.  I'll go back but only if he's not there. The burgers and fries are great.


We planned our trip late and El Monte Las Vegas was the only company with available RVs. In retrospect, a bad sign.  \n- Customer service: We waited 4 hours before anyone would acknowledge us about the RV we reserved. Others renters had been there more than 5 hours waiting to check out. While some of their team members are well intentioned, others sit around unwilling to talk to you unless your name is next on the list. Similarly, returning the RV took 1.5 hours. Add travel time to their location and El Monte ate an entire day of my vacation! \n- Hidden Charges: The RV pricing looks good on the web, but then EL Monte adds on numerous charges and set up fees. Worst of all: Their RVs don't come with bedding or kitchen supplies, but they'll rent these to you at exorbitant rates. For example, a set of pots and dishes that could be purchased for $40 at Walmart cost $125 a week to rent. A set of blankets and sheets for one person rents for $50!\n- Equipment: before we drove off the lot both the toilet and the cap to the fresh water tank needed to be fixed. In the case of the latter, a locking cap was replaced with a cap with no lock,  so potentially someone could access and pour anything into our freshwater tank.  Pretty unsafe. \nOn the road, the whole rig rattled and the engine whined up any incline. My kids named it \"the hunk of junk.\" These RVs have been ridden hard.\n- My advice: book ahead somewhere (anywhere) other than El Monte, even if it's more expensive. In the end, you'll save money and your precious hours of vacation.


I really wish there was a close alternative to this fabulous Freddy. When you pay $23 for car wash plus a $5-$6 tip you expect everything to be done. I'm not talking a full detail, but I expect there to be clean carpets and no streaks on the car and the windows wipe down thoroughly. I cannot understand why every time I go here I have to ask for these things to be done. And when I do, I get attitude from every employee including supervisors. On the positive side they are not thieves, as I've experienced at other carwashes around town and everybody for the most part is friendly and in a good mood. After specifying what needs to be finished, I do roll off the lot with a very clean car.


This place wasn't anything special, when we went most of their machines were broke and they only had 3 flavors to choose from, vanilla, some tart berry, and mango.... The yogurt was just ok, nothing stellar, the toppings bar was a huge mess and the place wasn't even crowded.  We probably won't be coming back here any time soon, i think it's location is the only reason why this place is still in business.


Since we're going to be moving right near this place, we checked it out.  It's not like our favorite hangout Dizzy's, but it definitely has a cool vibe.  A bunch of us checked it out on Friday night and the people watching alone is worth it.  \n\nForgot the bartender's name, but she was awesome and took care of us never leaving us dry.  \n\nIt's a small bar on the outside, but great music and a few pool tables on the inside.  Check it out if you get a chance!


I was very happy to finally get a chance to visit Hemma for a henny lunch recently.  \n\nAs other reviewers have said - it's a bit airy space and, despite the horrific weather that day, felt quite cozy.  \n\nStaff were lovely - chatty and attentive- the coffees we had were good and cocktails were *incredibly* good.  \n\nThe food is what let it down for me.  I had a chicken and bacon club which had huge chunks of chicken that was so over cooked it was hard to bite through, and bacon that was so fatty I needed to deconstruct the sandwich to pull out most of the fat/bacon.  The herby fries were brilliant, though.  Some of my friends ordered salads which were huge, but from what I saw looked mostly like *lots* of lettuce and not a lot else.  The flip side is that the food is really reasonably priced.\n\nI also liked how family friendly it is here - I believe they had a microwave in the corner for mums to be able to heat up food for their kids.  I think that's great because kids can be picky and I'm sure it's much easier to just be able to bring your own food than hope the restaurant can prepare something they'll like.  \n\nSo I would definitely come back and drink more mojitos and eat more herby fries, but would view the rest of the menu with caution.


Open 24/7. I just have to say every time we come here the girls that work inside are very nice and if they get a chance they will talk with you. Since they see us at least once a week we talk more. It always is clean inside and they are usually stalked up on drinks and snacks etc. \nOf course we will be back.


The place is clean and one of the nicest Asian restaurants I've been to with the huge solid tables and the environment is well done.\n\nValue of food is very bad.  Tried their $27 signature rice (pineapple fried rice) and $26 mongolian beef and some $13-15 vegetable dish.  At that price (3-4x what it normally costs), you'd expect something great, but it was worse than the average chinese restaurant's food.\n\nFood came out quick, but service lacked in general.  Water was never refilled and the way the order was taken felt like a mom/pop shop restaurant.\n\nI don't recommend.


Poor service by the wait staff is my biggest complaint. We were there at 5:00 (and it wasn't busy yet), and it took probably 15 minutes to place our order. \n\nFinally, $16.95 for a fish fry. Yowzers!


When I came here, I knew it would be hard to go to any other bar on campus again. Their beer selection is impressive to say the least. The range and caliber of the drink selection is great. \n\nI came here on a number of happy hours to meet with colleagues and friends and it has always been a pleasant experience. \n\nOne criticism (for myself or the owners) is that it is sometimes annoying that there are two Blind Pigs (the original and the brewery; one on walnut and the other on Neil) because oftentimes we get confused which one we are going to. If you are looking to get some food, I am afraid you are out of luck because they only have drinks. \n\nOn many occasions I went to the sandwich/bread shop to get appetizers and/or a meal and there were no objections. I call it: BYOF. Definitely the best place to go for a drink for those who love and appreciate good brews.


Came during thanksgiving and boy was it slow.  I've come before for champagne brunch with friends and that was a 5 star affair, this time it was a 3, so i'll meet in the middle at 4.\n\nPrime rib is great here and the crab legs are typically pretty good and cut in half already for you.  Crab legs arent old or anything (or still frozen) and they have taste to them unlike bad ones you get that are dry or flavorless.  Prime rib was served and cut perfectly medium rare. \n\nThe variety of japanese sushi stuff is pretty weak, and the chinese is just okay.  I do enjoy the cheese/meat area though and some of the other seafood and bbq choices are okay as well.  I'll be back on a brunch morning :).


This reveiw is only for the pizza thats what I ate. I loved it. The sauce was damn near perfect not to sweet not to acidic, the dough was fresh and cooked right not chewy and not a cracker eithier. Service was good ambiance was cool it was a cool place to eat . Location is perfect easy to park . I actually ate here twice once sit in and had a pizza second time was just for a slice. The pizza I had was the new yorker the slice I had was a pepperoni the slice was huge it was a little pricey but no where neer the 100 i dumped  on a slot machine around the corner and the machine didnt feed me. I would eat here again. Im from north new jersey and live in the bay area now I know what good pizza is. This place is worth a try


FRD is pretty much an average bar without much to distunguish it aside from being stumbling distance from home.  They have poker a couple times a week as well as karaoke along with a band evey once in a while.  \n\nThey've an ok to fair selection of beer (no Guinness shockingly enough) and liquor.  The food is tolerable for bar food, but I have had much better at other bars.\n\nService happens to depend who's on duty.  Some of their bartenders have been awesome while others...well, not so much.\n\nOverall, if you're looking for a place to toss back a few, play some poker or sing some karaoke in an okay but not necessarily stunning place and you're close by, check it out.  \n\nNot a place I'd suggest if you've got to cross town for or want a higher end / glitzy establishment though.


A taco place that has 5 stars with over 100 reviews? Obviously ... had to check it out. \n\nFirst let me say, I don't know about the authenticity of these tacos. The corn tortilla was ok, the flavors of the meat(s) were a little off in my opinion and their spicy meats were seemingly ... a cover for bad quality meat.\n\nHowever, $7 for 5 street tacos is a great place, and they have a large selection of salsas to go with these so you can be sure to find something you like.\n\nThey don't have the traditional meats, except for maybe Asada (carne asada) and Carnitas but the description is so bizarre that you won't really know what it is you're getting. But hey, they let you try the meats before you order so that's a plus. Fast, friendly service.


Seems from the reviews that more than my mother-in-law have been screwed over by this location and false reports of damage. I would steer clear or take pictures of every inch of the car, before and after renting.


This yogurt was alright, but it wasn't as creamy as I would have liked... I've had much better yogurt pretty much everywhere.\n\nWell, the sprinkles were good. I'll give them that lol


I lived right across the street and feel obligated to try anything new downtown.  My boyfriend's daughter was in town so we though it would be a fun place to try.  Maybe they are just settling in at the moment.  His daughter thought the shake was gross which i have to concur, it wasn't sweet at all.  We got the biggest of the burgers just to go all out and were disappointed with the quality of that as well.  However, when we ordered \"shots\" of Jager they came in glasses and were probably equal to about 3 shots.  So if you order a drink be ready for a hang over.  Overall we wanted to give the experience a try, but we likely won't be back.


PLEASE READ FOR YOUR SAFETY:\nStayed for one night. Checked in and had to change rooms at midnight after discovering a used drug needle in the bathroom.\nSpoke to the front desk manager who rudely said, nothing he could do about it.\nNo discount, apology, nothing.\nIf you don't mind taking your life in their hands!\nJust want to warn others of the unsafe conditions!!!!!!


I really wanted to love this place. Looking at Yelp and checking all the crazy pancakes they had to offer, I was excited to try this place. When I tasted the food, excitement ended.\n\nLet me say that the service was great. No problems in that area. I ordered the carrot cake pancakes.  Came with some icing to serve as a syrup.  I was like okay this is different...it should work.  It would have worked...if the pancakes weren't as dry as cardboard.  I felt like I was eating a carrot cake flavored notebook! I like syrup since it soaks in and helps in the event that you jack up and overcook the cakes.  The icing just sat on top and did nothing.  It was rough.  I'm not saying this place is bad.  I would give it another chance when I'm in town.  Maybe they just had an off day (with my plate).  With so many choices in pancakes, I would try it again.  Next time...better be on point tho!


Cool restaurant great neighborhood concept but the food is so bland. Store bought chips for the dips. Kids Mac and cheese is gritty and flavorless. Chicken in salad is over cooked and not seasoned. Heaping pile of raw arugula on my pizza. Salt is great resource. Thanks but no thanks not again


An acquaintance of mine convinced me to have a drink here. When I got to the top of the stairs I wish I had refused. This wasn't the worst the bar I've ever been to, but one that I will never return to again! This just isn't my crowd, and if this is your crowd, you need a new crowd.


It's a really good crowd there and the food is better than just pub grub. I give them two stars because the place is posted (No Firearms) and you can no longer smoke on the patio. If those are of no concern to you then you will like the place just fine. I'm going to The Gym.


Being a huge Benihana fan, I had to try Hiyashi Japanese Steakhouse while visiting Goodyear.\nI must say, the greeting and welcoming as we walked in had to be one of the best I have ever experienced. I felt like they knew me here.\nAfter the excellent entrance, we were seated by the Hibachi grill. There we sat for about 15 minutes before the talented chef walked in.\nAfter a fun and exciting show. I had to check if I still had eyebrows. The guy sure  loved playing with fire.\nThe food was excellent. I had the steak and scallop diner with the fried rice. The service was on point and the drinks constantly flowing. The experience is worth the visit.\nI am a fan and will return whenever I'm in town again.\n\nUpdate 2: 8/6/2014\n\nI said I would be back and I did. As far as the experience goes, nothing much has changed. The service is still friendly and attentive. The food is still up to standards as well as the hibachi experience. \nOne thing that I won't lose sleep over but did catch my attention was the booth benches. A few had tears and looked used and abused. I think it is time to update the furniture folks. Besides that, I highly recommend.


After seeing a Google Offer for Miller's, my Mom mentioned how she had been there before and remembered good food and fond memories from her childhood.  So I offered to go with her and see if the food was still as good.  \n\nOnce we were seated and greeted by our waitress, we presented the paperwork for our Google Offer.  The waitress handed it to the hostess.  I guess they have to call for us to redeem it/verify that it's legit.  Well apparently one of the numbers was missing off the print-out and the hostess could not have been more rude about it.  In the end she talked to someone and figured it out, but she made it seem like we did something wrong.  Or, she could have told us there was a problem but then politely taken care of it since it is her job and there wasn't much else going on for her to do.  Or she could have talked to someone in the first place and quietly resolved the matter without us even knowing there was a problem to begin with.  I later noticed signs up all over the place about restrictions with restaurant.com offers - I guess they have several patrons who use those regularly.  Apparently with this kind of reception, no one wants to pay full price.\n\nMom and I both ordered the fish sandwich with mac n cheese.  The mac n cheese was creamy and the fish sandwich was a large portion and very tasty.  I ended up having to eat mine with a knife and fork, not even attempting to lift and eat it as a sandwich.  We left with full and happy tummies.\n\nTo comment on previous reviews....yes, this is not the cleanest place.  But I expected that and find it part of the charm.  The smoke from the bar is no longer an issue as a closed door separates the bar area from the dining room.\n\nOverall, it was a larger than average portion for a good fish sandwich.  I'd like to give it 3 stars at least, but the whole attitude from the hostess still left a bad taste in my mouth that the mac n cheese couldn't wash away.


What I love about this place is that the service is constantly fabulous the food is wonderful and the company divine. Love everything about it is specially the too young lady sitting next to us.