So... I've never been here! Haha. I came here with my family for out Vegas trip and boy was it a huge place! M&M everywhere,. There wasn't a single space in the building that was not decked out with M&Ms. And since my niece and  younger brother are in LOVE with m&ms, they wen't super gaga! Running everywhere and getting all excited. My little brother even followed the M&M guy who walks around the store waving at people. It was so cute. It's a great store. Come check it out sometime when you're in Vegas,


Great food. Kind of pricy for the portions but it is great food!! Makes you feel good about what you are eating!!


I love the Mandalay Bay.\nI do not love their beds. \n\nI love the mix of comfort and style, service and convenience, and various entertainment.  \n\nThe pool? It's the beach! They have an awesome stage setup for amazing shows and private parties.  I love it. So do millions of my closest Vegas tourist buddies so its always packed!!! I've had the pleasure of staying during the weekdays and let me tell you... the pool is a million times better when there's space to see the sand beneath your toes.\n\nAlso, Mandalay Bay has a good number of restaurants/cafes that offer a wide variety of delicious foods to keep any tummy happy.  Although you overpay for everything, you remember that its the Vegas. \nIt's expected.  \n\nActually, everything is great... except.... for... the... beds... dammit.\nsoooo small, soooo lumpy..... so not happening.  Maybe you can get a nice relaxing massage at their ritzy spa for the back pain you get from sleeping on their beds.\n\n*wah* such a cry baby. I know.


I feel like the quality of this place has gone downhill slightly over the years. More globbed on sauces and general blandness. Meh.


pizza dough was good but everything else was way too salty. Do they ever taste it before they serve foods?


I tried this place once on a whim as carry out, not sure what the menu name of dish but the description said yogurt chicken also came with fresh naan....ohh my yumminess very spicy and flavorful!  Felt I really scored with this whimsy adventure.  Took me awhile but made it back twice for the lunch buffet and have been very pleased with the selection.  Even though my carry-out and lunch buffet both good experiences I have and will definitely recommend the lunch buffet because if I hadn't gone for buffet wouldn't of discovered they had SO many delicious items available!  The place is clean and blue..lol and the service friendly yet a bit stale.  I do plan on going back again soon:)


The first room they gave us was dirty and when I came back down to tell them, they informed me that there were no non smoking rooms left but then they said they had one left.  A King size bed which wasn't the great since it was for my Dad and myself but we were too tired to wait for the maid to clean the other room. The maid service was awful once we were there. On the first morning, we had a \"please make up our room\" sign up from 9am until 3pm and when we got back, they still hadn't made it up!  No free breakfast but you do get a $10 credit which doesn't cover much. Staff friendly but I wouldn't go back.


I go to Starbucks all over and this one is super slow and super rude. This is def the worst starbucks in town!!! Avoid it like the plague!!!


Excellent hotel right in the center of the strip. Great location with access to all of the nice casinos and shows. This was perfect for our family since it was smoke-free; can't stand cigarette smoke! I know I know.... Vegas and cigarette smoke! We go to Vegas to stuff our bellies and watch shows. Being inside of the Miracle Mile shops was a big plus since we can grab a quick bite to eat in the morning. Kind of funny but I love having an ABC store nearby; feel like I'm in Hawaii :-) The pool area was nice and safe for the kids. \nWe stayed in a 1 bedroom suite. It was nice having a full kitchen, though we never used it, and a washer/dryer was a nice touch, which the wife used. The rooms are nice and quiet. The kids loved the 8 ft. projection screen. Definitely a good compromise for the family with its upscale amenities and being family friendly.\nThe only negative (and it's small) is the parking. During peak hours, it's hard to find parking since the parking structure is shared with PH and the Miracle Mile. You can pay the $15 valet and not deal with the parking issue. I may just do that the next time.\nIf you are there to gamble and go crazy, this hotel may not be for you. If you want a quiet vacation in Vegas with the family still have the luxury to \"go crazy\", it's a perfect place.  We usually stay at the Palazzo/Venetian but I think we found a new place to stay in Vegas!


Had a great brunch.  Try the Toscan: poached egg, ham, spinach, and muffin with fresh fruit.  Fresh ingredients in a great atmosphere.\nDefinately worth the trip on a weekend morning.  NIce selection of take out items, but seemed a bit overpriced for packaged up material.


This place is clearly very popular, it was filled the entire time we were there with many people who appeared to be regulars.  We went there for the veggie options.  The seitan appetizer was really good, and a huge portion, but the rest of the meal was not so great.\nThe service was kinda crazy.  Our waiter was nice, but pretty non-existent, and the rest of the staff seemed crazy and frazzled.


This is my new fave hotel.  The staff is stupendous.  Did u notice that the front girls are fraternal twins?  They know how to give excellent service with courtesy & sincerity.  The king room is standard Hilton with a serenity bed but the property is 1 yr old from Feb 2009.  It's pleasant with a decent $89-129 rate that I scanned to know when we should come.  We had breakfast at The Grill wihich has a nice variable menu with my Caprese egg white Benedict being brilliant,


Don't shop at Lowe's unless you feel like getting the bait and switch. Deceptive business practices is an understatement here!\n\nLong story short: We're completing a major landscaping project and, even though Lowe's is literally 5 minutes away from our house, we ordered some concrete, blocks, etc. so that it could all be delivered at once without us making multiple trips.\n\nSo it costs $80 for delivery, without regard to how much or how little you purchase, or how close you are to the store (again, we are FIVE MINUTES away). But that's fine! We expect to be charged for delivery, and we had a Christmas gift card, so no big deal.\n\nThis is important: When we completed our order online (over $400 worth), no where did it say we would be charged any more. $300+ for our items and $80 for delivery, and that was it.\n\n40 minutes later, we get a call for scheduling. This is when we're told there is a $15 \"pallet fee\" for our order - what??? \n\nApparently, Lowe's is under the impression that we're going to steal their piece of crap, cheap pallets, so they charge you for pallets. We would have had 3-4 pallets worth of items delivered, a charge of $45-60 in fees. Oh, but they would \"waive\" the fees once we brought the pallets back.\n\nOkay, so, let's recap:\n\n1. Delivery fee of $80 but crappy pallets are an extra $15 a pallet? Wtf is that delivery fee for then? A 20 year old rando dropping off stuff on our driveway???\n2. I have to bring you back your stupid pallets... when I ordered online for delivery. Hmm, what does that tell you? That I DON'T want to waste time going to Lowe's.\n\nWhat are we supposed to do, hang around customer service with our 3-4 pallets? Oh, because I love wasting time trying to get money back you extorted out of me. Love doing that on the few, precious vacations day I have. That's why I ordered for delivery in the first place...\n\nWhen we disputed this charge (which, to remind you, wasn't mentioned AT ALL in the fine print, so... bait and switch tactic), the manager was rude and ended up hanging up on us.\n\nClassy, manager! Please, hang up on customers who have already spent over $5,000 at Lowe's and who had planned to spend a lot more. Btw - this isn't about a $45 fee. It's not about the money - it's about deceptive practices and incredibly poor customer service. \n\nI know Lowe's doesn't care about the reviews they receive, but I hope you as a customer will make better choices. If you need landscaping materials, go to Pioneer Sand Company. We've worked with them before and they're great - they'll be getting all our landscaping business from here on!


The concept is great and lacking on Walnut, a decent priced lounge catering to the just out of college crowd. Similar to but larger than Soba and closer to the number of bars on Walnut, Alto lounge is a great lounge if you are looking for a pure lounge.\n\nThe staff, at times, can be kind of cold and don't think you'll be able to have any sort of conversation because of the way too loud music.  While it isn't great, it is a nice lounge for the area without having to travel too far.


Entire experience was outstanding from spotting Don (husband of Vicky from the Real Housewives of the O.C) to my first time having brussel sprouts and Kobe NY strip,  the BF had Hangar Steak and for dessert we have a Jasmine Panna Cotta with Poney and Pears.\n\nI quite do not understand how there are vegetarians out there.  I love the smell and taste of beef!


Went last night with a group of friends and the bouncers were a**holes with us. This isn't New York and you are not a high end club. Have some respect for your patrons, if they want to buy a bottle don't make them wait for 30 minutes while you let everyone and their mother in.


So I walked this bridge many times on my way back and fourth from the Pirates game. The Bridge is closed during Pirate games, but has a safe walking area even when cars are allowed on.  The bridge has beautiful views and on one end a guy selling $1 waters and Pirate Swag.


This service is great! I don't trust anyone with my son but I felt comfortable using this company. Olivia was our nanny for the evening and I think she did a fantastic job and was very attentive. Sarah, the owner is one of the nicest people out there :)


Everybody that knows me will tell you the tI love a great burger. I love them even more if they are cheap!\n\nThat being said, I have to give a big tip of the hat to this great little burger joint called Flame Burger.\n\nI saw this place pop up on a channel 3 segment high lilting the arrival of Flame Burger to the SE valley and the burgers looked great. All fresh ingredients and I love the cross cut french fries.\n\nSo off I went to Flame Burger the next day to try them out.\n\nIt was a great experience. the meat was of good quality and all of the add on ingredients were crisp veggies and soft fresh bun.\n\nThey also have a little seasoning on the meat that is kind of like a peppercorn seasoning. It kicks up the heat just a tad and adds some flavor. It was really, really good. The meat patty was also like a 1/2 pound and more than adequate size, almost too much.\n\nThere is also a sauce they make there that's like a southwest spicy ranch. Good with the fries but what I did was put the sauce on the burger and it gave it a great spicy juicy flavor.\n\nI like to compare to In-N-Out because they also use fresh ingredients and have the system down. I have to honestly say this was more burger and better for the same amount of money.\n\nIf I had to choose between the two, I would go with Flame Burger.\n\nGo try it out!\n\n~Stew Keene~


Overpriced and nothing special. Tried it twice in a year. Money better spent elsewhere.


Hold up, Christian Audigier ?? \nIsn't that the Ed Hardy stuff? \nHe has his own nightclub in Vegas? \nWill have crazy douchbag designs all over the place? \nWill it be filled with gaudy decor? \nWill this place be filled with douchbags wearing Ed Hardy gear? You know the shirts and hats and shoes? \n\nI'm glad to report that this place isn't as douchbagery as I thought it would be. \n\nYes, Christian Audigier is the designer for Ed Hardy and he does has his own nightclub inside Treasure Island (it use to be Tangerine). So I did a short wikipedia of Christian Audigier out of curiousity and found out that he was the one responsible for Von Dutch and Ed Hardy and he is from France. Which I'm not a big fan of either...but obviously people love his shit. \n\nNo, the club was not gaudy (it was actually super dark) and filled with \"Ed Hardy\" design stuff. And no one was sporting the \"Ed Hardy\" gear...I was shocked. I thought that the bouncer and security should wear his gear as a uniform or something. \n\nWhat I liked:\n- definitely the DJ here took the cake for me, they were so good. I loved it and I danced the night away till it closed. \n- drinks were cheap compared to vegas clubs. \n- we got in for free..and I was able to wear my converse inside!! My feet were aching so I had to change shoes. Awesome!! comfortable shoes make for awesome dance moves! \n- It wasn't so crowded by the time we arrived and so we had more room to dance. \n\nWhat I did not like: \n- no coat check and the security wouldn't let us leave our jackets anywhere.\n- It's affiliated with Christian Audigier = Ed Hardy\n\nI'd come back if it was free...and if I can wear comfortable shoes.


Ordered basket of wings today for take out. Told me 20 mins. Waited for 40 mins. Really? The owner Ron was there. Told him.. And he did told the manager to look. That's it. No one appeared to be really sorry as they don't care . Really?


Love the ice cream and the mix-ins are fantastic but hate the hours of operation.


I have stayed at the Alexis twice before this last attempted reservation.\n\nThe first time was for the Nine Inch Nails concert being held across the street at the Hard Rock Casino.  For the money the room and facilities were okay.  The bathroom tub was a mess however.  The room that visit was quiet and having an outside entrance helped keep the noise to a minimum.  They did have several pools and the inside court areas were nice and well maintained.\n\nThe second visit the check in was very slow, they couldn't find the reservation and want to provide a room on an upper floor with only one bed instead of the two I had originally reserved.  The carpet in the room was very dirty, my sock feet were black in about 3 minutes without my shoes.  The furniture in the room had dust around the drawers and was in pretty bad shape. With a fee of $50 for the room I guess that you cannot complain.  They did deliver extra toilet paper and towels promptly when requested.\n\nThe last reservation was a total screw up.  I called the resort directly and was quoted one price in one phone call.  Then I called back a few minutes later the rate was over $30 more; the reason was that the average for two nights; with one high rate and one lower rate, was the average that was quoted.\n\nCheck in was a nightmare.  The hotel was packed with a convention that I had not been informed of.  They would not adjust the rates as quoted on the phone originally.  I had booked two beds they gave me a king.  They had no parking anywhere near the room, and several other people staying at the hotel were also complaining of the lack of parking for registered guest.\n\nWith all the problems at check and the wrong type room being assigned.  I were back to the front desk and told them to cancel my reservation and credit my card back for the entire amount.  This lead to over thirty minutes of waiting for their manager on duty to do anything and a major confrontation to get the full refund.  This was even after the manager told me they were booked full and people were waiting to get a room while I was trying to get my refund.\n\nThe manager on duty was very hostile and repeated told me it was an early check out and she was going to told back a fee.  This lead to another round of discussion and was told I could take it up with her supervisor in three days when she returned to work. \n\nI found this last visit to the Alexis to more that I wanted to deal with and do not plan on returning to this hotel again.  The staff have always appeared cool and acted more like its a job they have to do instead of providing higher quality service to their clients.\n\nAlso guest at this facility have to pay an additional $12 fee per computer or internet device that you use for each 24 hour period.  This meant $48 extra plus tax for each visit that we stayed on top of the hotel fees.  The menu for the restaurant is limited but they will serve you an overpriced drink of any type.\n\nThe front desk and service personnel could use some quality training on handling guest and providing services to clients; plus additional staff or check in and check out as the wait is entirely too long.


OK, so it is drab - that it is.  But I the wait staff on my visit was the dumbest most clueless idiot I have ever seen - no exaggeration.\n\nThe drink oder was taken 3 times and the waitress got it wrong three times (it was only a two drink order) after requesting 3 times as to what happened with our wings, we finally got chicken strips and fries - after 50 minutes.\n\nRun away -


Divine!  That really sums it up.  Have the hanger steak.  It is simple perfection and honestly enough for two.  Tender, with the juices perfectly sealed in.  I dream of my next visit to Vegas and another amazing meal here.


Let's get real folks:  this isn't the place to come to expect stellar service or to bring a hot date.  It is the type of place where you will probably get some pretty good takeout, however.  \n\nI ordered a vegetable plate with hummus, a salad, spinach pie, and falafel and I was pleased with everything.  All of the food was great.  I will be back for some takeout, but I can't see myself dining in.


The salad was average but the salmon was awful! It was over priced for what you get and how you get it (cafeteria style)


I'm not sure why this place has such rave reviews... I was here December 8th and I didn't even think to bother reviewing it until I saw the almost unbelievably high ratings. I went here with a group of 7 people and was very surprised at the poor service which seemed rushed and nearly annoyed at having to serve customers. Mind you we were the only people in this place... Drinks were not refilled until I had to walk me and a friends glasses up to the counter to ask for refills. Food was alright... For the price I was not impressed with freshness or taste. Plates were not cleared as courses came out and again our server, a middle aged man, seemed angry and as though he was trying to rush us. Lastly on my second trip to the counter to request refills on water, I saw the same server opening a mochi package from trader joes and cutting the pieces into fourths. Knowing my friends just ordered a four or five dollar desert I was overall dissapointed in nearly every aspect of miko's. Worst of all my fianc\u00e9 reported to me later that night that he had gotten sick from his sushi. :/


Surprisingly this spot did the trick for my creeping hangover after an all too long night of pretending to be rock star!!! They don't deliver but you can do take out so that you can enjoy your meal poolside!\n\nI'd highly recommend the chicken sandwich. It's ginormous so share it with a friend or two! It also includes chips and pickles. The staff were super friendly even offering complimentary coffee to go (I can only imagine what I must have looked like to warrant this offer but anyhoo). Everything tasted fresh and was prepared in a timely manner. \n\nIf want a meal that you can eat while sitting by one of the many pools at the Bellagio then I'd definitely recommend!


I love the shops here but it is such a pain in the ass if you ever want run in to grab something and jet out due to the (weird) strategic layout thanks to the people who designed this mall. \n\nThere is a mall similar to this frustrating maze back in San Diego, it's called Horton Plaza. The difference is that the one back in SD is outdoors and this one is not and there are plenty of places to sit and hangout in Horton Plaza vs. Fashion Show, it's too pretty to have loiters lol. I just don't get these designs though, there are so many shops that are not seen unless you walk by them, they're hidden-- so why design the layout as such? Not only do you feel like a rat in a maze, the parking is CRAP, most especially during the holidays. \n\nNowadays I only come here for one store (and I can spend hours and many, may dollars there) or to have lunch with old colleagues. It's a great place to browse around and spend a few hours shopping or eating, especially if you're dining at one of the restaurants that overlook the strip, otherwise, it's an irritating trip to make if you're in a hurry.


Great service!!\n(written on 4/24/2012)


CUSTOMER SERVICE NOT THE BEST but the food is pretty good!!  After reading all of the reviews, my friend and I were hesitant to try this spot out, but after walking the strip, we ended up here.  As soon as we approached the podium, there were around 4 young ladies just standing there......we waited for someone to tell us something.  After being told it was a 20 min wait to get a table (the place wasnt even full), we found a spot at the bar.  After 10 min of waiting for someone to acknowledge us, my friend got up to get us some menus.  We were then told that we had to order from the bartender (we were seated in the bar area but not at the bar).  I wish someone had told us that we had to go directly to the bar to order.   The food finally came and I admit it was good.  The baked beans were the best, so make sure you order that.  I would just suggest that management put their staff in customer service training and learn to manage multiple tables so that the customer doesnt have to get their own menus or additional napkins.


Nothing to write home about, don't even know why I am writing this review.  I wanted woodfire pizza, and unfortunately, there are few in the East valley.  The pizza could have been good if the crust was crispier and less chewy, even my dog had a hard time chewing it.  Also, I ordered a specialty drink \"cherry martini\"  Let's not get crazy folks!! This was marischino (sp) cherries with the juice, and vodka, tasted like a bad air freshener.  Also, the antipasto plate looked like everything was from a can, mushrooms, olives, eggplant, the only thing I liked was the mozzarella, but I had to ask for olive oil and balsamic, and some little bread points they had because without those fillers it would have been bland and I would have left hungry.  The ants and crickets jumping at my feet and biting my toes while on the patio had more personality than the server.\n\nThat's all!  I shouldn't go into an Italian restaurant and have to critique the whole menu.  How can pizza go wrong?


This is an update review written by Jason B. and is a review of the second service:\n\nI dealt with the service department this time about the loose mirror.  I explained what was going on by saying that we had brought in the car before, that we were originally told the mirror was fine, that the same problem kept occurring, and that I wanted to try to get it fixed again.  The rep helping me listened intently and kindly offered up a solution.  Sadly, the rep next to him overheard our conversation and brought up the first time that Jessica had brought the car in by saying that there was a really nasty Yelp review online.\n\nThinking that I would clear up the misunderstanding, I responded by explaining that Jessica had been treated very poorly, irrationally chided for the lock put on after the problem was discovered, and then told to go on her way.  That unfortunately, this is the kind of treatment that results in bad online reviews.  I expected an apology, followed by the continuation of the nice service that I was getting which would make the situation right.  Instead, this rep made as many awkward faces that he muster up and did a lot of breathing and sighing to signal how much he disapproved.  I continued to explain thinking that surely you could not disapprove of honest feelings about a previous situation.\n\nApparently you can.  All this rep would do was make faces, sigh, and then say how bad the review was.  He couldn't come up with a SINGLE ACTUAL REASON why it SHOULDN'T have gone down the way that it did.  And to be clear, he is the ONLY REASON this review is STILL mediocre.\n\nThe other rep ultimately switched out the mirror.  He nicely explained to me that the mirrors do naturally adjust over time, but that what I was experiencing did sound like it was quite a bit faster than what he'd heard of or experienced himself.  This is all that was desired from the beginning.  Not even the replacing it, just an explanation that didn't involve an unrelated lock would have been fine.\n\nHad I not encountered the second rep, I would have walked away happy enough to call the first time of fluke.  To me, car dealerships are not the best customer service oriented businesses and this one isn't the worst.  However, as outlined in both posts above, it seems like they're trying awfully hard to be.


I'll be short here.........Ummm NO.  As most people quote, yah the decor is nice...Well guess who's paying for that?  The consumer hence the overpriced drinks...Guess the concept works its always packed...


This a great place for a special date or to take someone from out of town. It's right across the street from Coffee Tree Roasters, which has fantastic coffee. \nThe pastries are really good----the macarons are TO DIE FOR and they put your baked goods in cute fancy boxes. The service was great, and the place is pretty sophisticated. I'd give it 4 stars---maybe even five, but for $2.25 a pop for a tiny cookie I'll leave it at 3.


I have been impressed by AutohausAZ service, their prices are great and all the parts that I have ordered where quality material, exactly what their website have stated. And the price is definitely the best.  I just ordered a set of halo rotors, they arrived within 2days.


Everything about The Barrymore made for a fantastic dining experience. Grab cocktails (the Cherry Picker was amazing!) and head out to the patio before your dinner reservation. The hostess was timely in escorting us to our booth in the dining area that feels like you've been immersed in an episode of Mad Men (check out the ceiling that is made of old time movie projector reels). A fabulous wine list awaits you with a wide selection. The food...absolutely delicious! Great appetizer selection and the steaks and sides were superb. Chocolate raspberry tart was the perfect finisher paired with our cabernet sauvignon. And the best thing of all, the price...a high quality meal without the Vegas Strip prices


Great service.  Large portions.  A bit tricky to find the place in the dark but it's worth it.


If you are booking a room because of the price, then let me tell you......STOP!!! This place is terrible! There is a reason why the rooms are so cheap! \n I arrived at 2 am on a Sunday with my friend. When i made my reservation i made it clear that i needed separate beds. After checking in and  totally exhausted we get to our room and find out that its one bed. so i go back down stairs with all of my luggage and talk to the lady at the front desk. I tell her the situation and all she says is whoops! then she puts us in tower 4 ( if you are staying here, request to not stay in tower 4! its a maze to get to.)and doesn't ask if we want help with our bags or anything. Parking was terrible also! Please reconsider before booking. Scrap up an extra $30 and stay somewhere else. The only good thing about this place is that Hash House a-go-go is located here. (amazing food! and the best breakfast you will ever have!) Hash house will receive a separate review.


While out running errands the hubs and I decided to stop for a bite. We live in the neighbor and had seen the grand opening sign.... \n\nUpon walking in we were not greeted, even though the cashier was making a milkshake. When she walked passed us she still didn't acknowledge us... Then when we placed our order she just kinda stared. Not really a great impression. \n\nHonestly, there is nothing special about this place. My fries came from the freezer and were undercooked. My burger was cooked all the way threw (they do not due temp requests) and flavor less. The hubs ordered a strawberry milkshake, for the price the cup was super small and we watched the cashier throw what wouldn't fit in the cup away. If you're going to waste your product, you could have given it to us... Either way it's costing you.  I could have literally has the exact meal at Burger King for a better value. \n\nDoubt I'll return :(


I only gave this one star because yelp would not let me write with no stars lit. We ordered a drink, an appetizer, and a combo platter for my birthday dinner tonite. The drink and the deviled eggs came out right away and both were great.\n\nAn unusually long time later our platter came out. Brisket, chicken and pulled pork with Mac and cheese and green beans. The presentation was great, with the server explaining each of the three sauces. Everything looked great, until we started eating. Everything was cold. \n\nWe sent the platter back and got platter #2. SAME PROBLEM!!!!!  All of the meat was cold, one of the slabs of brisket was a half slice of fat and burnt beef, and all of the sides were smaller portions. \n\nMy wife asked for the manager, who begged us not to leave  and allow him to \"make it right\" and told the waiter to \"take care of this\" waving his hands around our table. After waiting AGAIN for our meal, we finally got one that was at least hot. At this point we just wanted to leave. But wait, it's not over!  After waiting for anther 15 minutes (during which the hostess who had obviously overdone the Xanax that night weirdly offered us more water) THEY BROUGHT THE CHECK !!!  And they had the balls to charge full price!!\n\nMy wife paid the check in order to get us the hell out of Satans kitchen, convinced that the producer of whatever hidden camera show we were on would surely arrive and tell us it was all a joke and we had been punked. On the way out, zombie hostess told us to \"get home safe and warm....\"\nPLEASE GO ANYWHERE BUT HERE TO EAT!!!!  I can't imagine that this place will be open much longer.


One of the best dinners I've had in a while.  Drinks, apps, entrees, and desserts were all exceptional.  Service was as good as you can get.  Went wife and two daughters.  No complaints, only compliments from everybody.  Seated in the dining area but the bar area looked like the place to be, even on a Thursday night.


Hotel and room were fine but I was very disappointed that they wouldn't let the shuttle take us to or pick us at the light rail station. The other hotels in the area had their shuttles running without trouble. Probably won't stay here again.


Candace is great! I live on the central coast in California and refuse to go to any salons here just because she's just that great! She can always get me in on short notice and out within the hour still looking 50x better than I did when I came in. great prices for amazing hair! what more could you ask for? pleasant experience all around and I definitely try to come in every time I'm in town


We just tried this place because its around the corner from my house. The menu looks really tasty, but execution is poor. We waited 20 minutes for our food and they hadn't even started our order. We were short on time (our mistake) so we asked them to box our order. They said no problem. They practically forgot half my order. They forgot the cheese, gravy, and bacon. I was left with burnt has browns, eggs, and a stale biscuit. My friends chicken fried steak was too hard too cut, but at least he had his full order. Not impressed.


Yet again another store within walking distance of my apt. I just wanted everyone to know that when it comes to New movie and CD Tuesday's NO ONE is BEATING TARGET.....I MEAN NO ONE. They have become my go to store for new music and Blue-ray's and the competition in most cases is not even close. So on Tuesday's visit the electronics section at your local Target and you will be amazed at the prices. Eat, Drink, and be Merry my Friends!!!!


I took my son here because I was told by a friend that they could help with foreign objects in eyes.  This meant a lot to me because the last time I took my son for this issue to an urgent care, they told me that they couldn't help me and sent me to the ER to be taken care of.  The people at this urgent care were very nice and treated my son very well.  The service was quick and when the doctor prescribed an antibiotic, they told me that they could fill it right there at the urgent care for me!  It was ready for me before I was done checking out!  This is such a awesome thing to do for people because taking a sick kid to a pharmacy after they already spent an hour or more at the doctor is never fun.\n\nThe only thing I didn't like was that the room I was in needed some repair.  The electrical outlet cover was completely missing from the wall in the room I was in.  I can't believe a medical facility would leave such an obvious hazard like that!


I am a big fan of live music and have heard it played in many venues. But, the Evening Muse is my favorite venue anywhere for a pure music experience. The owner, Joe, is also the sound man and he is a perfectionist. The setting is intimate but transitions well from solo acoustic to more hard rocking grooves. They book bands and people who you have heard of and who you have not heard of, but regardless, it will be good. I like to go see someone I have not heard of and usually I walk away a fan. I remember one time I thought Don Dixon was playing and I went but it turns out it was the next night. Instead, it was Sally Jaye, a singer songwriter based in L.A. She was great and I left with her CD which bears repeated listening.


I think this place has potential. Right now it is still working out the kinks. The day I was there the Manager was taking down to the cashier which really upset me and made me want to leave. The food itself is good but could be better. Once the place gets rolling and gets its rhythm I think they'll be a 4 star hot dog joint.


Ya know, I almost thought about giving Z-Tejas five stars just for having a separate, gluten-free menu, but I just couldn't bring myself to do it because the service was way below what I expect when I eat out.\n\nWe, a party of five (including my parents, who were visiting from Scotland), were initially seated at a really cramped table when several booths were open. Remedied this by asking to be moved to one of them. In addition, we didn't receive a kids' menu until we had waited around for about 20 mins. So, picture this, I have a hyper kid on my hands because his blood sugar levels are low and he's ready to chew his own arm off as well as those of everyone else surrouding him. Great... I will say that a very large party (around 20 people) was seated nearby and our server was one of many attending to their every need.\n\nOur server had an excuse; he was new to the establishment and still in training. He was very cordial and was trying his best to deal with my gluten-free requirements. Turns out he wasn't given any training on the menu, with which he was very unfamiliar. Great...way to instill confidence that I'm not going to have a gluten-related \"episode.\" Let me be clear, I don't blame him for this whatsoever. My hat goes off to him for trying. What got me was the dirty look I received from one of the female servers...WTF! What did I ever do to her. Message to her: You're in the wrong line of work, lady. Try collections or repossessions. I almost handed her back my gluten-free steak and vegs. My give up...\n\nThe food, when it did finally arrive, was good, albeit a little bland in my case. Why the heck people think gluten-free food has to taste bland is beyond me. I wish Gordon Ramsay would come in and rescue kitchens from their gluten-free nightmares. My parents both enjoyed their meals; they ordered the filet mignon with mashed potatoes and green beans. My son enjoyed his cheeseburger, but then what kid doesn't? And, my husband enjoyed his seared ahi tuna steak, but felt the portion size was a little on the small side (he's a big guy). \n\nNext time, I'll try the chambord margarita. I don't think I can go wrong with that -- at least it's alleged to taste good and it's gluten-free. =) I will, however, be checking out the restaurant in Tempe and not coming back to the one in Chandler.


I have been going here for a few months now, and already I'm in much better physical condition, and I'm becoming a better fighter. What I love is that there are no contracts, you get to pay monthly at very reasonable prices and your first class is free, so come join us and be part of the BCF family!


A really good sushi bar in this tro of asian restaurants in the Benihana Village.  I had lunch here during CES week and despite the large crowds, service was still very good and the food outstanding.


Yes, it's a chain, but we decided to check it out since there aren't any locations in PA or NJ. Stopped here for a late dinner since it was close to our hotel. This place has a huge selection of draft beers. It's a great way to try new beers and included some beers we don't usually see offered back home. I was a fan of the two different Four Peaks beers I tried.\n\nWe arrived a few minutes before 10PM and took our server's advice to wait til then for the late night HH to start. Included in the HH were drink specials and selected 1/2 price appetizers. We ordered a bunch of things to split- hot & spicy edamame, turkey club, pepperoni & mushroom pizza (HH special), and boneless buffalo wings (HH special). The food was good, but pretty standard.


I have to say that I love all of the Fox RC's but my visit to The Yard this past weekend was just average. \nI think what soured my mood to start the evening was the handling of our reservation. My wife and I had made a reservation for a fairly decent sized group for a Friday night, and requested the patio. They had told us they would accommodate that, which was greatly appreciated. However, upon attempting to seat us, they said that patio was unavailable and would be an extra 45 mins. That being said, we agreed to sit inside, where they attempted to sit our party at 2 seperate tables which were not exactly close to each other. So we had to do some rearranging to set up a cramped space in the corner for our entire party to be seated together. \nNow, I don't want to think that a mix up with the seating/reservation is a reason to completely bash The Yard. That's something that you know won't necessarily happen on every occasion. However, the food I thought was just average. Good, but not great. The beer selection was also good, which I also took as a nice plus. \nI would say that despite feeling unsatisfied after my first visit, I still will definitely go back and hopefully get an opportunity to enjoy some of the outdoor activities.


Extremely slow service.... go elsewhere!\n\nQuality of the food wasn't bad but ladies and gentlemen you will have a few birthdays by the time the food comes out.


Ok, let's get this straight right off the bat.  I don't think Starbucks makes the best coffee around, but it's consistant and I really like that.  That was especially important when I used to travel constantly for work.  I knew what I liked and it would be the same no matter where I went.  Anyway, I drove through this Starbucks yesterday morning after dropping my sweet pea at akido because I had been up since 4:00 am and needed a little caffeine and sugar.  I ordered a iced soy mocha, a big treat for me because I'm trying to stay away from refined sugar and animal proteins, and waited my turn to make it around to the little window.  All in all I'd say I was inline for about five minutes.  Nothing unheard of for a Saturday morning.  When I got to the window the girl handed me my drink and said it was on them for the long wait!  That just made my day!  How considerate of them.  The mocha hit the spot and gave me enough energy to run the rest of my errands.  I'll be back for more.


Okay so every yelper and their dog has written a review about Edinburgh Castle. But I still feel the urge to express my opinion- that same urge that has got me into trouble many a time.\n\nLet me begin by saying that Edinburgh Castle, as a landmark, is truly beautiful. I could not wish for any other entity to sit, like a crown, at the centre of the city I live. No matter the view, if you can see Edinburgh Castle, it always remains impressive. It LOOKS spectacular.\n\nHowever my feelings on the rest of the Castle experience are rather a mixed bunch. I'll get it out now and agree with the others who complain about the price. Some days you will be met with half hour+ queues only find out you have to pay half your travellers checks to get in.\n\nBut that isn't my main complaint, my main complaint is that I can't get over the fact that I feel Edinburgh Castle is a little phony. I feel like its presented as some symbol of Scottishness, and at the very least, a paradigm example of a Scottish castle. It's at least not the latter of these. Only part of the Great Hall and St Margaret's Chapel date from the 16th century or before, everything else is later, a large part Victorian. The Great Hall interior is Victorian (bar the ceiling which is genuine medieval and very impressive). It LOOKS medieval but its actually a Victorian romantic interpretation of a medieval hall. Of course the Hall did need repairing after Cromwell ruined it, but the fact its really a romanticised version of a castle is the feeling I feel pervades the whole site, not just the building, but also its presentation. \n\nWhen I was in the Castle courtyard once, a tourist came up to me and said, \"excuse me, could you tell me where the castle is?\". \"Madam, this IS the castle\". I think there are two common responses from tourists after visiting, the first is that they love it in all its glory then expect all Scottish castles to resemble its grand facade, its completeness, its ideal castleness. Or they are perplexed \"why doesn't it look anything the other castles we have seen around Scotland?\"\n\nThere is, of course, so much history surrounding the castle. There has been a Royal Castle here since the 12th century. It has seen many wars, through the \"Lang Siege\" and the Jacobite Rebellions and all. I actually find the war museum, separate but based in the castle grounds, to be one of the more interesting parts, as I actually feel I learn something from it. The rest of the castle just feels, to be honest, a bit boring. A large part of it feels like a series of New Town villas (a residue of the castle's use as a military barracks).\n\nThe castle also lets down in its use for several over priced restaurants and tourist gifts shops. How many does it need? With every other shop down the Royal Mile selling whisky and books about genuine Scottish ghosts, does our premier historical site have to too?\n\nHaving said it all this, Edinburgh castle is worth a visit. It has moments when it does impress and even if only for the sake of its vital role (note, in the past) of Scottish history, you can still feel the nostalgia. I too have good memories of visiting as a child, and I wouldn't want to ignore those. Just remain open minded and do a bit of reading around the side. And expect to pay for the privilege. Lots.


We are in the midst of a very stressful transition, moving across the country from Charleston, SC to Portland, OR, in order to access better educational and therapeutic resources for our daughter Camille, who has Cerebral Palsy.\n\nOne of US Airways' gate agents, Connie Owens, took it upon herself this morning to make our travel even more difficult, stressful, and inconvenient. I do not have sufficient words to express my absolute disgust and disappointment with Ms Owens' lack of compassion, flexibility and courtesy.  \n\nWe have flown with our daughter many times in the past eight years, usually taking US Airways because their crews have been unfailingly helpful, sympathetic and courteous.  Until now.\n\nCamille is now twelve years old, nearly 100 pounds, and almost five feet tall.  She is non-ambulatory, non-verbal, has autistic-like sensitivities, and often will require one or more diaper changes on a long flight.  Consequently, we always sit as close to the back of the plane as possible, as she is much too large to change in the tiny bathroom, and past flight crews have been very accommodating in arranging to either block off the aisle, screen off the last row of seats, or allow us to use the floor of the galley when everything is locked down after service.  \n\nWe were explaining this to the flight crew and Ms Owens when she took it upon herself to insist that that absolutely could not be done, that we were only allowed to change Camille in the bathroom, which is physically impossible, and to aggressively verbally berate my wife Christina over wanting to make some arrangement so that we could get to our destination with a minimum of discomfort and inconvenience to ourselves and our fellow passengers.  \n\nHer aggression set off our daughter into a loud and prolonged screaming fit.  Rather than wait for the meltdown to pass, or to back off and give us a chance to calm our daughter, Ms Owens immediately contacted security to have us removed from the plane, which was unnecessary, humiliating, and a tremendous inconvenience.  \n\nThe security manager, Mike, was extremely kind, courteous and helpful as he assisted us from the plane, and consequently rebooked our flights for tomorrow, and set us up at a hotel near the airport. Nonetheless, this has made a difficult and stressful trip even more so, and has caused us to have to scramble to rearrange things at our point of arrival.  \n\nWe are also stuck in a hotel without most of our luggage and some of our prescriptions. This has been, overall, a horrible experience, and certainly will make us think twice before flying US Airways or its affiliates again.  In addition, I cannot imagine that Ms Owens' actions were in any way acceptible per the ADA.  \n\nI attempted to call to make and resolve this complaint, but the agent and supervisor I spoke with insisted that it could only be addressed through a web form, promising contact in one to three business days, which is infuriating.\n\nOn the positive side, Yvonne J, another gate agent, was tremendously helpful and compassionate.  We also received assistance from an airport maintenance man, whose name I did not catch, in replacing a bolt on the wheelchair that broke as we were bringing it up the gangway.  \n\nSpecial needs flyers and parents - have you had similar experiences? Advice? Insights? How do I get people to treat my child like a human being?


The footlongs look shorter than normal and they only put 4 pieces of turkey on the whole footlong. Then the girl actually tired to put only two slices of pickes! By the time she was done none of the veggies even spaned across the bread even after I asked for extra veggies.\n\nIt was the saddest, thinest, most anorexic looking footlong I have ever seen... Not to mention that the sandwich had a strange salty/sour taste even though I ordered it exactly as I always do.\n\nWorst subway ever.


Everything about this place seems to be a lesser version of a normal CPK: the menu is abbreviated, the pizza seems small, and the taste is missing. Prices however remain to be the same or higher than other franchise locations. Avoid this place if you can.


Tried it and they were out of everything we tried to order. Gave them another try and same thing. We gave up and wont be going back


Get bottle service to truly enjoy Tao..period.\n\nIt's definitely true what every single person here says.\n1.)You will be pushed and shoved and stuffed like sardines--not just in the dancefloor--but getting everywhere\n2.)Drinks is also hard to get and $$vegas priced$$..so either sneak in a flask..(lol) or if you are with a group, bottle service will be much better and you will have an actual place to sit and avoid the cattle of drunk sweaty people stepping on your already sore feet)\n\nMy ideal club is where there is actual space to be comfortable/dance, sit & rest my tired dancing feet while checking people out(haha) and I can get my drink on easy..and not have to fall in line FOREVER to get to the bathroom...\n\nSpectacular decor, frequent celebrity sightings, Tao beach & beautiful dancers are definitely worth the star points and to just check out this super club..BUT Both times I marveled at Tao--I always couldn't stand to stay long or enjoy the night because of the chaos. =\\


searched this place before we go.went to this place with a friend.the food was ok service was ok,the place is ekkkkkkkkk... I would not go back again !!!


I've lived in Madison for almost 8 years now and somehow had never made my way over to Bluephies, which I had heard was great for years. Last week I was finally in the area and suggested going to my friend who lives nearby. We went for dinner on a Tuesday night and I can't say I was impressed. \n\nWe were seated immediately in the center of their main dining room and told our server would be right with us. About 10 minutes went by and still no one had come over to our table, even to give us a couple of waters. Several other tables had been seated since we arrived and they had all received water and their other drink orders. Eventually we made eye contact with one of the servers who went straight to the other servers and pointed to us. After that our waitress came right over and apologized (apparently there was some confusion over who's section we were in). She was very friendly, but didn't offer to do much to make up for our 15 minute wait. \n\nI ordered a couple of their specialty vodka cocktails. They were fine, but nothing special. The zucchini appetizer with french onion dip was delicious and was the best part of the meal. For my entr\u00e9e I ordered the chile rellenos and was pretty disappointed. The menu described a pepper stuffed with rice, mushrooms and spinach. If there was anything besides rice in the pepper I couldn't see it or taste it. The black bean corn relish was mostly a heaping pile of black beans, next to a far too large helping of mole. The \"avocado salad\" was a dollop of guacamole. Overall the dish wasn't bad in terms of taste, however it was entirely too small. Poblano peppers aren't too big but for 16 dollars I guess I expected more than one or for it to be battered and fried like I've had before. It was really just a small pepper with a bit of rice inside and a ton of black beans and mole. The topper of it all was our waitress decided to crack some joke about how hungry I must have been to have eaten so quickly. I had to bite my lip to avoid asking her how long it would take her to eat ten bites of food. \n\nOverall the food was slightly above average but WAY overpriced. I mean WAY overpriced. For 16 dollars I can get a much better and much larger meal downtown around the square. I've heard great things about their brunch so maybe dinner just isn't their forte. I'm glad I finally went, but I won't be back. Not for dinner anyway.


A relative newcomer to Edinburgh, this unusual restaurant earned a Michelin star in under one year, and deservedly so. The 21212 name derives from the menu, which comprises 2 starters, 1 soup, 2 main courses, 1 cheese course, 2 desserts. At lunchtime you can go for just 2, 3, 4 or 5 courses. There is an extensive wine list, and there are several wines available by the glass also.\n\n\n The food itself comes in some startling combinations which work very well together, and is beautifully presented in a most elegant dining room. The lunchtime portions were fairly small, but by the time you have worked through five courses, you are amply satisfied. The prices are high, but worth it for the quality experience. The house itself is a fine Edinburgh Georgian townhouse magnificently restored to add modernity without spoiling the classical proportions or features. They also have a few bedrooms for those who wish to indulge in a splendid dinner and not have to go home afterwards.\n\n\n A place for a special treat rather than a routine eatery. Reservations are strongly recommended, as it gets booked up far ahead at popular times.


I have had a hard time finding someone good to cut my hair. I have tried many high end salons to no avail.  So, I went to Fantastic Sams, and had Lisa do my hair. LOVE IT,  over the top happy. She actually listens to what you want!  And you can't beat the price, $14.00!  I will go back to Lisa again!


It's the bare minimum that you would expect from Starbucks. I have never been able ti order a breakfast sandwich because they always run out before 10am. When asked how many sandwiches they usually carry the lady told me only 7! No wonder they always run out. They are only good for making you a drink at a mediocre pace. And don't expect much from these baristas, They have a sense of entitlement to the place that subtly overwhelms the customer service. Handle the stress ladies, its just a coffee shop.


Slow slow slow service from our server.  \nNot the best start.\n\nCame for the apple pancake cuz it's been years since we've had it.  Also ordered the chorizo & cheese omelette.  We're going to split these two entrees so it is going to be more than enough.\nCoffee is good.  Limited soda selection so my dining guest ordered the strawberry lemonade which gets one free refill.\n\nThey do NOT take credit card, it's cash only and for your convenience (?) they have an ATM available.  Seriously, why pay credit card processing fees when you can collect money by making an ATM machine available.  :-p\n\nThe omelette WAS yummy, the pancake was pretty good but I actually needed to use a tiny bit of syrup for each bite cuz it seemed to lack the intensity I had remembered.  Must be aging brain cells.\n\nService picked up once our waitress finally took our order.  \nIt seems there are plenty of regulars that visit this place.\n\nHeads up on the parking.  It seems as if the parking space is kind of lacking.  It looked as if customers have to park in the street it the small lot is full.\n\nWill we be going here again anytime soon?  Nah, it's not likely unless I have an out of town guest or a hankerin' for another apple pancake.


If you haven't been to Wah Kee, this restaurant needs to be next on your dining experience list. In a sea of pre-fab noodle places, Wah Kee continues to create all dishes from scratch, all noodles from scratch, and all of the  food is fresh and prepared masterfully by seasoned chefs. This dining spot has been around for years  and is family owned and operated. It is not glitzy like some of the national chains- but if you are interested in very good, authentic food at a very reasonable price, skip the bagged noodle places and try Wah Kee.


This hotel is as awful as it gets. My stay at this hotel was terrible and the worst part was knowing what a profit they made off my stay. The hotel staff is really unprofessional and don't even understand the checking in process. The room was $109! I checked out the next morning and went to Fiesta Resort (5 stars--free wi-fi) for $72.\n\nHere are a list of things wrong with this hotel and my room:\n* Shower tub was clogged (I should have been given a discount for this)\n* Bathroom towels were old and smelled like chlorine\n* Air conditioner smells each time it automatically turns on\n* Beds are uncomfortable and never seem to be rotated\n* Carpet is stained\n* Decor is from the 70s\n* Bathroom is cramped\n* Accordian-style bathroom mirror was missing the mirror\n* Hair dryer barely worked\n* Remote only works from ~6 feet away from the TV\n* TV gets terrible reception\n* Hangars cannot be removed from the closet track\n* Sliding glass door couldn't be opened\n* Shower nozzle is small, corroded, and cheap ($8 nozzle)\n* They charge for wi-fi\n* Hotel has stains on the side of the building\n* The hotel staff\n\nit's a rip-off. Stay away from here! It needs to go out of business and be bought by a company that will renovate it.


Star Nursery is the cream of the crop when it comes to plant nurseries in Vegas.  They have everything you'd want for your home or business landscaping needs.\n\nIt usually surprises people that I'm a fan of plant nurseries.  My first real job was at a plant nursery when I was 15.  It made such an impact that I majored in landscape architecture and ran my own landscape company back home.  Walking around Star Nursery really makes me miss my old line of work!\n\nThe stock of plants and materials here is really top notch.  Everything from bedding plants to shrubs to trees is here, and all of it is well taken care of.  And all the soils, mulches, fertilizers, and pesticides you could need are here too.  And the staff is both very knowledgeable and friendly.\n\nIf you're doing any landscape work at your house, do yourself a favor and skip the sub-par Walmart and Lowes stock and come to Star!


This hotel is absolutely gorgeous. Wonderful service, clean rooms, and interesting lay-outs. Not really sure how I feel about the bathroom situation, but the waterfall shower was really nice.


Employees are friendly and helpful since this was my first time here. However, I'm writing this review as I'm so bored after waiting for over an hour for my car to be washed and serviced. I will finish this when I get my car back!\n\nSo I just ended up going inside to check on my car, and it has been done for who knows how long. The guy who originally took my car said he would call me when it was done. Obviously that didn't happen since my car was finished and I was waiting for nothing. I read the other reviews while I waited, an they weren't very good. Hmm...I'm not swearing this place off some I live down the street, but I will definitely be more prepared. Remember: watch for your car, don't get huddled to fix scratches on your car, go on Tues, Wed, Thur for an oil change---you get a free wash.


Four levels of everything M&Ms and a 3-D movie as well!  Neat place to stop in and look about, but really doubtful if you'd actually buy anything.  All the souvenirs and apparels are dang expensive.  There's also cute and funny photo ops with the different colored M&Ms characters.  Be mindful and don't get carried away with the array of different colored M&Ms silos.  Pull on the handles and you might just get more M&Ms than you wanted and it get's pricey at $12 / lbs.  Bought just under a pound and it was all gone by the next morning :(


We visited Crown Point for the first time last night. We were looking for a local establishment with home cooked meals. I pass by here every day so I looked up the menu online and was pleased with the choices and prices and we gave it a try. The staff was friendly but the atmosphere was lacking....I give it a 2. Dark, dismal, and there were still Christmas decorations up. The darkness was more reminiscent of a lounge than a family restaurant. We ordered one of the daily specials and were pleased. The food was freshly prepared, hot, and plentiful. I give it a 4.  That being said, I would probably only visit here again in a pinch. A renovation to the interior is in order to get me to become a regular customer.


THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE EARLY EVENING DINNER TASTING MENU -- $39/PP\n\nAPPETIZER \n- lobster gazpacho | traditional chilled spanish soup with lobster meat\n(upon receiving this order .. I thought this was going to be a rich dense soup but it is really light and a nice chill taste. highly recommend this dish as an appetizer)\n\n- stuffed piquillo peppers | goat cheese | mushrooms \n(one of my favorite tapas menu item to order. Nice spice and the goat cheese was cooked to perfection)\n\n\nENTR\u00c9E \n- fish | fresh seasonal selection\n(fish for the day was a salmon. I usually rarely order something I can make myself at home but the fish was cooked perfectly. nice slice and seasoned well. paired with baby carrots and seasonal vegetables. I would opt for the other items available if possible but still a nice entree)\n\n- pork chop | sous vide pork chop | baby carrots | dry fruit | px demi\n(entree is HUGE! might take 3 people to finish this course. the dates and prunes were a great addition to the dish. sauce was amazingly flavorful. a definite try)\n\nDESSERT \n- molten chocolate cake | baked meringue | blood orange sorbet\n(best dessert available. blood orange sorbet was beautifully crafted. chocolate cake was so gorgeous)\n\n- santiago's cake | almond cake | turr\u00f3n ice cream | caramelized nuts \n(server recommended this cake over the the other option. Can't get Turron ice cream like this anywhere.\n\n\nOVERALL\nJulian Serrano is known for his work over at Picasso at the Bellagio. His tapas inspired restaurant at the Aria is bit more casual than his offering at the other hotel. I definitely will be returning to try his popular tapas items. Highly recommend this restaurant to all of my peers visiting in Vegas.


Tastes like home made! Better in some cases.. \nThe tortillas tasted absolutely amazing, the carne asada was great. You gotta try the breakfast burritos. Customer service was great, our orders were ready pretty quick and it was inexpensive. I will definitely go back on my next trip to Vegas.


AVOID - LINES TOO LONG\n\nI came the week between Christmas and NYE.  At around 6, the line was about 3.5 hrs long.  We paid $20 each for the express pass which shortened the wait to only 20 minutes.  \n\nHOWEVER once you get inside, the FOOD LINES are also very long.  Around 7:30, there was a 30 minute long line just for the seafood.  I waited 20 minutes in the meat line!!!  I was pissed off the entire dinner because of the food lines and took more food than I can eat because I didn't want to wait in the line again.    \n\nBacchanal needs better food station management.  The seafood and meat stations always have long lines which block people from getting the other dishes besides the crab legs and the carving station.  \n\nThere was a sign that asked people to limit their eating time to 2 hours but that's impossible because you spend an hour just standing in each of the food station lines.  MANAGEMENT NEEDS TO ORGANIZE THE STATIONS BETTER.