This is the best Mexican food I have ever tasted. I know that's not saying much at all since I hail from NYC, but bear with me.\n\nThe tacos run you 2 dollars and are stuffed with meat, guacamole, salsas, onions, cilantro, and so much ugh. I ate about 6 - tongue, beef head, spicy pork, tripe (THE BEST!), carne asada, beef shoulder. They were all good, except maybe the beef shoulder because it reminded me too much of my homestyle Russian food. The tripe was the star though, with the intestines fried to a crunchy yet still a bit chewy perfection. In addition to the tacos, I also tried a carne asada quesadilla. My only knowledge of quesadillas being those flattened, depressing (yet still delicious) things in Taco Bell, I was mindblown. Everything had such a great flavor and texture.\n\nThey serve grilled peppers and scallions on the side for free, which have a great flavor. Also on the side for you to grab at your leisure are radishes and lime pieces. Mexican fountain sodas are also available but I didn't like any of the flavors, and was upset that they didn't have Jarritos.\n\nNext time I come back to Vegas, I'm definitely eating here again, and saying hi to my Mexican bro with whom I conversed in my rudimentary Spanish.


my children have been patients for 20 years but, sadly, things have changed. Customer service is less a focus...my  daughter had her first bladder infection and I tried to get her in...nurse never called back, when I went to the office to get help they wouldn t let me leave a specimen and told me she d have to wait for the next morning for an appt..then when I called for office manager to discuss my frustration she never called back either....Disturbing! I will be picking up my records and changing doctors...


Just called to see if I could get someone to take a look at our gate. The young girl answering the phone, without even asking my name or what was wrong with the gate told it me would cost $225... Asked her if maybe they might want to take look at the gate first, see how big it was etc. maybe let me get out two words explaining the issue but she said that's just what it costs for a repair period and was done with the very rushed curt conversation. Might want to work on that customer service Artistic.


Located in a very run-down strip mall, if you're going to go you have to be prepared for the hole-in-the-wall place that this is. When I was there, there was only one employee in the place (Noon on a Thursday). And they had no customers. The guy was nice, took my order and cooked it up. Food was fine, but I won't likely go back.


My experience with Soyo was disappointing.  I ordered two items from the tapas section of the menu--chicken gizzards with garlic and onion and son doo boo.  The chicken gizzards were good, chewy but that's the nature of the meat.  The son doo boo is supposed to be in beef broth.  The water the two pieces of tofu rested in shouldn't be referred to as broth.  Broth connotes some type of meat/fish flavor.  This had none.  It was merely a watery dish with a side of hot dipping sauce.\n\nIt was the wrong day to go to Soyo.  The place is very small.  The tables are such that it's not a good place for a person eating alone.  I was there a little after 5:30 and there were only a few people in the restaurant.  Within a very short time, young people getting dinner before going to EDC came in and I was taking up a table that could seat four or even six.  There was an error with my order and rather than have them bring the correct item ordered, I hurriedly finished and paid the bill so someone else could have the table.\n\nThere are too many good choices out there.  Soyo won't be a do over for me.


Note to self: NEVER dine out without first checking Yelp. I had done my research before going to Vegas, but since I was with my daughter and I like to have flexible days, I didn't want every meal planned out and reserved. So we hit a few places based on proximity, hunger factor, and what sounded good. This was one of those MISSES.\n\nOur hotel room TV made Zine sound so fabulous. They really played up the black pepper beef, so that's what I was craving. And my daughter and I love dim sum, so they drew us in with that as well.\n\nWell, there is no dim sum. They've got appetizers that you would see on any Asian restaurant menu. Period. Dim sum? Not really. Ambience was really nice. Service was really good. Food was MEH and it was outrageously expensive. Our meal was $104 and we had no alcohol and we didn't even eat the $30 plate of Walnut Shrimp. Yes, $30 for what you get at any Chinese place. Only this wasn't good and my daughter ate one shrimp and then pushed the plate aside. They really should have comped us.\n\nThe black pepper beef, I will grant them, was super tender. But it was flavorless. Literally. And it was $32!\n\nWe also shared pot stickers (standard) and Vietnamese Egg Rolls that came with a clear sauce that we couldn't figure out if there was any flavor at all. It definitely wasn't fish sauce. I love fish sauce. These rolls were really bland.\n\nSo Let Me Repeat: If you want to throw away your money on bland, overpriced food, this is your place. If you want better food, go to McDonalds. If you want to spend your money on fabulous food, go to Gordon Ramsay Steak or Raku. Those were my two planned dining experiences and they did not fail me.


chose this out of sheer convenience a while back....   I wish the server felt like it was convenient to bring our drinks in a timely fashion.....  and then follow up to take away our plates....   spread - no selection... I really felt like I wanted my money back.... the cashier at the front was rude and clearly hated her job as I heard her bad mouth Golden Nugget and the buffet several times to other patrons... i rated 2 stars because you could always do worse in my opinion... still I wouldnt recommend...


I have been going to this cleaners for years and have never experienced such a rude and lack of customer service ever. I am going to say it was the owner of the cleaners. I asked him to explain something to me because I could not understand what the girl in front was telling me and he got extremely defensive and extremely rude and walked away from me. I am a supervisor in a high volume casino and would never treat my customers as I was treated today. He lacked professionalism, patience, and customer service. I will never be back to this business and will make sure to tell all my friends to also refrain from this business.


Not bad... the Restaurant.com coupon helped make this 2 star restaurant into a 3-star.


Went there to play a $5 free slot play coupon through Total Rewards, that I got when I checked in at the Rio. They told me that I had already claimed the free slot play coupon , (I had it in my hand?) I asked them to show me ANY points I accumulated  at that casino, they couldn't because I didn't put 1 dollar in any slot machines. Place is a dump


Restaurants don't provide many gluten free or veggie options. Elevator nazis are rude. Wifi in rooms is incredibly slow. This place is stuck in 1998


Came here for dinner, waiters took a while to get our order and there was not alot people. We ordered \"The Theresa\" and the Corn on cob with chili, cheese and lime. The food tasted fine but i feel like it was overpriced, $6 for one corn on a cob with chili and cheese? come on now.


Had lunch here today and the sushi was ok. Some of the fish didn't look very fresh, specifically the salmon. Also some of the cucumber in my rolls tasted weird. I dunno If it was more of a texture issue or if the pieces of cuke were too big...I really can't explain it. \n\nThey have 3 menus. One is for AYCE, one for lunch specials and an ala carte menu. I went with AYCE and ordered the rainbow roll, Japanese lasagna, 2pcs of super white tuna, and half of the sc7 and volcano rolls. The lasagna was good but it fell apart when I tried to pick it up. I hate that! I shouldn't need to use a fork to eat my sushi! The rainbow was typical rainbow except that cucumber was so prominent it overpowered my roll! Boo. My favorite was the sc7 it was a cali roll wrapped in soy paper with spicy crab, a touch of cream cheese and avocado. Price for my lunch was $23.73 with tax because I didn't order a drink just water. They also have an ayce special which also includes aycd (all u can drink) with choices of Draft beer or sake and that runs $34 something per person. The service was fine no problems there but I can't say I will be going back. There are too many other better sushi spots around town.


We went here for brunch and were sorely disappointed. I understand that quality food takes time, but waiting an hour and a half for food in a mostly empty restaurant is unacceptable.  At an average twenty dollars a plate, you're not just paying for food, you're paying for the experience; my experience was pretty miserable. This is the first time I've walked out of a restaurant. We were starving and after discussing it, my friends and I paid for our drinks and walked. I left hungry and dissatisfied. I usually sandwich a comment with something positive, so in that spirit; if you like nice decor, go here.


I checked this place out just before New Year's Eve. The pizza is not exactly the same as the original made by Dom DeMarco, but pretty close. I found the crust to be tougher and thicker than the original. And, I couldn't tell if they added the olive oil at the end like Dom does. I guess I miss the whole ritual of watching him make my specially ordered pizza right in front of me. If you don't know what I'm talking about, YouTube DiFara Pizza. Besides these comments, I would say that the taste and essence of the pizza is almost bang-on to the Brooklyn-made pie by the pizza \"phenom\" himself. The blend of toppings definitely says \"DiFara\". I will most certainly go back the next time I'm in Vegas.  BTW I thought they would have had at least 1 photo of the \"main man\" in the restaurant.  Perhaps, I missed it!!!


This location is awful. They changed names and nothing actually changed besides that. Food isn't very good. Dinners come with nothing but mounds of onions. So many better places to choose from. Won't be going back.


Came here for breakfast one morning in Mandalay. There really weren't a lot of options, but when the food came out there was a ton of it. The eggs seemed a little runny and the bread a little too crisp, but the bacon and the potatoes were yummy.\n\nService was good, but the breakfast was pricey. It was $40+ for 2 breakfasts with drinks, but I guess that's Vegas for you.


What a horrible experience.  Room service sucked. 1 1/2 hours after ordering they \"no showed.\" The tv constantly screwed up. The pool was a horrible mess.... One girl was puking in a garbage can. The one-on-one staff was very helpful & kind but getting ahold of anyone takes literally 20 minutes on hold. It's sad because the employees are very willing to provide great service but the management seems to be a total mess!


I got a coupon so I decided to bring a group of 5 people here. We went to the service desk and multiple employees were just chatting and hanging around not helping the line of customers. We ended up waiting 45 minutes bowl and decided to go to the bar and wait. The food was nothing special and the bartenders were rude. Once we stated bowling we were supposed to have a server come to us but no one ever came. I had to track one down at the end to settle our bill and it took multiple times for her to get it correct. Won't be going back to this place. Would not recommend it. Terrible service.


Excellent food. They did a great job with the renovation- the place is swank!


Visited the brunch buffet. The cost was $26 per person and I can't help but think that there must be something better.  \n\nMy first impression was a sense of disappointment.  My first bite was of some sushi and it almost led to vomiting.  After taking a breather, I was able to manage to try some other things.  Nearly every item I tired was cold.  Had it been hotter, it all would have been decent.  The dessert was the only redeeming quality of this buffet.  \n\nI'm no Vegas Pro, but I'm guessing that one might be able to do better.


Me and my husband went in today for sushi , the food was good , except they take FOREVER to get the food but it's a okay sushi restaurant  . The young lady working had HORRIBLE customer service , walked in and ignored us completely , after she sat us down she did not take our beverage order . So then she came back and asked us , after we ordered food she kept bringing our plates and just throwing them at our table ! There was to a point we were going to leave Because awful service !! I do not know why they would have a person with such rude service , makes the restaurant look bad ! Although we asked the old lady to help us out and she was very friendly and made up for the rudeness of the young lady . She was very helpful . I know I will not be coming to this restaurant  again , they need to teach these people how to be NICE at least not fucken\n RUDE !!!


Great chips and salsa, food was really good. The fish tacos exceptional,  we tried them fried and grilled.  Wish they served a Non alcoholic beer.   Fried ice cream was fine.. Prices are beyond reasonable.   We will be back


I went here today for some coffee and maybe something to eat.  \n\nThe door was opened for me upon approaching it, and I was warmly greeted by a man who I assumed to be the owner.  That was awesome.\n\nGetting inside, there are children crawling around on the ground and on furniture, literally screaming... and it smells.\n\nI walked up to the counter and a girl said \"hi,\" I said, \"hi,\" and I looked  up at the menu to see what I wanted... I kept looking and kept thinking and she remained silent and just stared at me.... this is not the kind of service I expect at a coffee shop... maybe some suggestions, or questions... \"so is this your first time here?\" would have been nice.  Just silence.\n\nI ended up just ordering a toddy, and it was okay.  I prefer the ones from Cartel most definitely though. \n\nI went to throw my straw wrapper away and the counter with forks and condiments and sugar and whatnot was visibly sticky and gross.  There was a bin with a sign over it reading \"dirty dishes,\" that was indeed FILLED with dirty, smelly dishes.\n\nThe owner thanked me and said goodbye on my way out.


Stopped by for lunch yesterday. It was $6.99 and $1.59? for a drink.\n\nStarted with a bowl of hot & sour soup. Next I hit up the hibachi station. The I made a quick round the buffet station and filled up a plate. Everything was ok. I wish they had a better sushi selection to choose from.


This place can be wonderful or a disappointment depending on how well-staffed it is when you go there. Late night specials are outrageously low priced like the \"old Las Vegas\" Maxim Cafe, now long gone.  The T-bone special can be great or just okay..the daily specials are a great deal...


I got there 15 mins after they opened and they were already really busy. The woman that did my pedicure did it in less time than anyone around me and I had to go home and fix it. I asked her for a two color french and she said that she couldn't do it it was \"too hard\". She did the worst job ever.There is ONE really great person there VICKI and I will only go back there if she is available. SOOOOO disappointed.


Went to this restaurant because a friend wanted to try and had made a reservation for us there. Somehow we still had to wait with reservations... Considering it was a french restaurant with a large amount of review I figured it was okay to have high standards. Boy was I wrong. \n\nHospitality was great, very accommodating to change my order without any further questions. \n\nI order the Chicken Grandmere and it came out too salty and dry. It was so dry I drank 2 glass of water and gave up after eating maybe an eighth of it. The waiter was generous to switch my order to the Chicken Paillard which came very fast! However the chicken was again dry and the flavor just didn't taste right. \n\nAfter we left, I went to McD to get myself a 10 piece nugget meal.


Terrible! All of the reviews about the poor service were absolutely correct. We went on a Saturday for lunch and there were only a few tables in the restaurant and he appeared as though he was very busy. My mother and I were treated poorly. The server was short with us, had no personality and was not very helpful for this being my first time. The food was below par, the only good thing about it was the free basket if bread that is served with each meal. We had to go inside to get our check because our server was at the bar playing with his phone and talking to a girl. Definitely will not go back!


I stayed at this hotel for business recently. It was overpriced, noisy and not worth being \"off the strip\". \n\nI was shocked at the $16.95 per day Internet access fee, they did have decent beds, but I would expect that from any hotel at that level. The gym was small but did have current and working equipment. \n\nThe casino was small but I would assume most are coming here for business rather than pure gambling. The worst part was the major road construction on Flamingo, it starts late and night and goes all night long with major road construction keeping you up all night. I have asked my travel department not to book me there again.


We tried this place for dinner last night (take out).  It was good, not great - I would eat there again when I needed easy takeout.   I ordered manicotti and thought the meatball that came with it was very good and I think next time I would try a meatball sandwich.   I love it when a restaurant has good rolls or bread to go along with your meal and I didn't care for the rolls (bread was tastless and too much seasoning on top).\n\nPrices were good and portions were reasonable sized instead of all those ridiculously large portions you get at some restaurants.


This location is conveniently located right on the Las Vegas strip so it was easy to find. They had a bunch of different Pinkberry goodies for sale that I haven't seen at other locations like an iPhone case and water bottles. Cute stuff! It wasn't busy when I stopped by so I was in and out in no time flat. Bonus that it's walking distance from my hotel. I'll probably be back again this week!


Call ahead. Eat lots of rolls. Get the double pork chop, and you will be in heaven. \n\nKey is to call ahead.\n\nIve never had a problem here and always loved my food.


Service is spotty, we had a bartender reading a book about juicing while out drinks sat empty but another bartender when he wasn't on break was fabulous.\n\nDrink prices are high, as expected.\n\nWe ordered french fries which were alright but nothing to write home about.


Awesome pizza and great service. Super friendly and a pleasure to dine out here! Don't forget to try the grilled wings!


I was eager to try this place after reading several good reviews.. Must say I'm pretty disappointed. After a day of school orientation and car shopping I was eager for pastry heaven. My bf and I ordered various pastries and a soft cresent pretzel to try. \n\nI was not blown away by a single one. The pretzel was okay. It did taste authentic, but nothing I'd ever go out of my way for. The cheese danish was lack luster and heavy. You could barely taste the cream cheese in it and it was doused with an obnoxious amount of powdered sugar. The macaroon was not stellar. I was extremely disappointed in that, since so many people swear by those things. \n\nKind of a cool store, I like the authenticly german selection, however all of it is overpriced by a landslide and is scarcely displayed. \n\nI wish I was more impressed, but Old Heidelberg just didn't do it for me.


So glad we a local take us here. Those red velvet pancakes were the business! Also had the Spinach and Mushroom Eggs Benedict--a great damn way to start off Vegas!\n\nGreat service, too!


Like most people, I went to the drive thru. I ordered a Daily Double meal like usual. I went to the 1st window and the cashier said, \"You got Daily Double, no onion, pickle or mustard?\" No, I got the Daily Double with all of the fixins-- thanks for assuming *rolls eyes.* I get my order and I realized that I got the wrong drink. Instead of getting a Sprite, I got a Coke. I quickly walked back over and asked them if I could quickly get my Sprite. The worker was less than nice and took his sweet damn time getting me a Sprite. All along I saw what I believed to be a regular Sprite right in front of me. I asked him if that's mine and he's like, \"uhhh...no.\" So I get my cup, totally relieved-- then I noticed that the cup felt light. I opened the cup to see that it wasn't even filled all of the way and with little ice and no bubbles. Hmm...a clear liquid with no bubbles; does that sound like Sprite to you? No, and it wasn't. It was water (not even cold too). So now I am pissed because I told this punk politely for Sprite at least TWICE. So I go into the restaurant and get it replaced. Then the manager asked me if I got my order and I said yes. Now I'm thinking that my meal is also wrong. I go back into my car to find they did give me the wrong meal. I went back into the restaurant FOR THE THIRD TIME to get my meal. All awhile customers are pitying me saying, \"They really screwed that up, didn't they?\" No fucking shit.\n\nBy the time I ate my burger, I lost my apetite.The competency of this staff is beyond disappointing. I am definitely going to another McDonalds if not another restaurant because of this.


Having been raised on Cape Cod, I know my seafood! This place is VERY reasonable priced for seafood and the fried clams/lobster roll & clam chowder are DELISH, PERFECT. Could not get the portion size for the price on Cape Cod!! We live in the northwest area of Vegas, quite a distance from the restaurant, but we try to frequent it as often as possible ( wish they stayed open later in eve). My 2 yr old grandson LOVES the fried clams so that tells you how sweet and tender they are NOT chewy and not just the strips, it is the WHOLE clam a rare find in the desert.


After a few bad experiences here, I will not be returning.  The most recent experience I ordered takeout, I get home to find that there is no dipping sauce for the tempura, which is spongy (mind you I live very close, so the food was not sitting around for an extended amount of time before I consumed it), in addition to the fact that 2 more items in my to go order aren't even present. Upon calling to ask why they don't check their orders before sending them away with their patrons, I only received an apology with no explanation, after speaking with the manager I was still dissatisfied as they could not tell me why, when there were only two tables sitting in the restaurant they couldn't take a moment to check my order for accuracy, and once again the manager as well as the hostess were very nonchalant about my concerns. Besides the fact that the service was so poor and unprofessional, the food was mediocre at best. \n\nThis leads me to a previous time that I ate at the Biltmore location, for lunch, and found a large piece of plastic in my mouth after taking a bite of my salad. After alerting the waitress she only said \"Oh, Sorry\". That was it, they proceeded to leave the remaining food for my consumption and didn't take anything off of the bill until I asked for a manager. \n\nFrom unacceptable service to mediocre (overpriced) food, Stingray is not a place I'll be going again.


I seriously love this place! I feel like 90% of my wardrobe is from here and whenever I get compliments I automatically send them here. The only thing I wish is that they would get in more smaller sizes when they order shipments because a lot of the time the smaller sizes are sold out. But other than that I love everything about this place!


Came here for lunch with a group of coworkers, all first timers. This is some seriously good ethnic food. If you are looking for some tasty flavors and you already like vietnamese/thai food - this is the place. Had the beef sandwich, it was delicious.


In heaven every time I step foot in this restaurant. I can't say enough about Joe's Seafood and I can't think of one entree that I haven't loved! Great lunch menu as well and the seafood salad is to die for!


THIS PLACE NEEDS A MINUS 1\nbecause I so have a beef with this restaurant. My husband loves steak. usually I am not a huge fan of going to a steakhouse but it was my husbands turn to choose so I insisted we go. It is not that I do not like steak only that I often find I prefer the steaks I grill at home to the ones served  out. I do however lloooove the fried onions alot of the steak places have but this one did not have one. BOO! Anyhoo......we decided to order what was supposed to be garlic-peppered fried zucchinn. It was fried nicely and not too oily, but I did not taste garlic or any pepper in the seasoning. It came oddly with a cucumber dip (I think it was creamy cucumber dressing) we asked for ranch instead. It just tasted off. I ordered  a grilled chicken breast that was supposed to be seasoned with rosemary and spices well again, no rosemary. My chicken was dry and boring. I ate maybe half of it.It came with a side of broccoli and what was supposed to be GARLIC MASHED POTATOES also another popular side item at most steakhouses. AGAIN, nothing but bad to say about both these items. FIRST. Frozen cut broccoli should never be served  at any restaurant. I only eat fresh steamed broccoli.When you list on the menu fresh seasoned veg of the day I think it will be just that fresh. Next, garlic mashed potatoes. Anyone that loves these knows they are made with cream and garlic and should be creamy comforting goodness. These potatoes were like I nuked a potato dumped the  insides on my plate and smashed it with some butter and garlic salt. When I  asksed the server about them because I refused to eat them , she said \"oh yes no we don't make them that way here we leave out cream because people have allergies\" OMG! What a joke! CREAM is the best thing about em! what would be the point otherwise?I told them they should tell people this before they order. She asked me if I wanted a baked potato instead. I looked at her and said\" that is what I have all I need is to add sourcream\".(I don't think she liked me)  Oh but wait my husbands was no better. He ordered prime rib. They brought it out fully cooked! The server acted annoyed we complained about it.They brought out another piece- we waited another 20 for that and then they did not even offer to dicount our meal. In fact a manager never even came to talk to us even though I know the server did talk to him about our meal. Good service to me is even more important than food at times.I would NEVER GO BACK HERE. Mcdonalds would have tasted better. So I will be sticking with OUTBACK. At least they got the onion!


Well, it's large.  \n\nI'll sum it up quickly:  I've been to a lot of Asian grocery stores, and this one gets the honor of being the only place where I've seen large cockroaches scurrying about in broad daylight.


Lobster Roll implies it is served on a roll. Not a piece of white bread similar to Wonderbread. Respect the lobster. Respect yourself. \n\nPlus it is too pricey for what you're getting. Not into it.


Service is good.. Food is terrible. Low quality, bad preparation....  If the quality to price was more in line I would've given it a higher rating because I don't generally have high expectations for chains but in this case I just don't think the value is there.


when we walked into our room, one of the tv cabinet door was just laying on the floor, the shower water backed up the first nite, i was showering in water that was up to my shins, plus i slipped on the lobby floor as i was checking out. the floor was wet from some cooler condensation. i landed on my left knee, it really shook me up, i had to sit for a while, it's still bruised. the security guard Donovan was courteous and helpful, but all i requested was a ice-pack and i didn't get it for 30 minutes. Donovan had to go run and get it, because whoever was getting it was lagging like mad, i was just sitting on the stairs for 30 minutes with my friends. the wet floor sign didn't show up for about 10 minutes. someone should've have been cleaning the floors. i'm glad i didn't crack my head open on the marble floor!!!


Still have a lot of kinks to work out here. Loud construction at 7am. Customer service hit or miss... Mostly miss. The drink girls were terrible on the weekends. The dealers were very inexperienced. However, it was a cheap room that was decent and the promenade connected to the hotel is awesome. I'll try again in a year or so and see if it is any better.


I visited Cesar Chavez Park early in 2011 for a company picnic. We had our picnic on the south side of the park. I walked around the lake and took some photos of the park. As long as the weather is cool, I would recommend this park. If you love the heat, then you can visit the park at  any time of the year.  There is fishing at the lake inside the park. I will upload some photos to give a better idea of what the park has to offer.


I've walked by the front door on my way to browse stores nearby in Plaza Midwood and have thought a hundred times of stopping in. A friend of mine and I used to always talk of stopping into Mama's. Four years of playing \"we should do this\" later, we stopped in. And it was pretty good.\n\nThere's a lunch special was $4.95 for a curry chicken, but we opted on oxtail and Caribbean jerk chicken. The best way to describe the oxtail was being like a chewier pot roast, and pretty nice with the plate's included rice and beans. I know wanting to try someplace out for years builds a lot of hype, so my expectations for the jerk chicken might have unfairly been a little high. The spice mix Mama uses for the chicken is great, with enough punch to brighten up the poultry that's a bit dry. If you have trouble picking side dishes (I can be indecisive, or maybe not), opt for the collard greens instead of the sweet potatoes. The portion is bigger, and the flavor is fuller. On that note, portions are plentiful-the small size will fill you up without making you feel like the Goodyear blimp.\n\nSome of the other reviews have mentioned cleanliness and service. When we first came in, we did a lot of \"taking in the sights.\" The sights were a gigantic DJ booth and a wall of speakers, for the music they have on the weekends (that created even more of a mythical status for Mama's). The place looks a little grungy, but since the plywood outside wasn't a problem, I didn't have a problem with the floor and tables looking a little messy.\n\nA lot of folks swung by for take-out orders (I'd like to try that out) or even just for a chat. There was one guy explaining his plan for fixing all the world's troubles as a small group of people gathered. We were leaving as he was starting to speak; now I wish we had stayed for it all.


It's a sandwich shop modeled on Subway, better than Subway, but it's still just a sandwich shop with deli-meat laden subs, wraps, fold em's and salads; no sides except chips; and cheap combo prices.  Filling and a good value, but nothing to write home about.\n\nThe donut shop thingie encroaching on the dining area is just a bit odd.  Expensive little donuts.  How cool.


Worst store ever!!! Puts expired wines on the shelf and will not refund. Four out of the five bottles of wine I bought in there have been no good.  The last one was so old the cork wouldn't even come out of it. I think they left it in the sun. Will never go back!!!


Great pace to relax on lunch break and snatch up some wifi on a couch!


Watch out for the stupid redhead at the bar. Has no manners and respect. Kicked and told on us like a little girl for waiting at the bar since it was full. I want to punch him in the face and take his tip jar next time. Anyways beside him it's an alright place.


Nice shop with experienced barbers. One visit so far, but an excellent cut with an excellent taper in the back. \nStraight razor neck shave with cream and Oster massage at the end.\nHighly recommend Darwin the barber.


Blue Martini is very hit or miss. Let's break it down into a list, shall we?\n\n1. Located in Town Square (Las Vegas Blvd. South), if the place is packed, there are lots of close by attractions, bars, and other shenanigans to get into.\n2. This place gets packed on the weekends and ladies night (which is Wednesday). What's great about Wednesdays is that ladies cocktails are 50% off.\n3. The patio is the best seating area.\n4. There are a lot of great martinis, but some epic failures. (Avoid the Key Lime Pie Martini at all cost!)\n5. There are various age groups here.\n6. The dress here is very club attire.\n7. The inside is packed, the tables are first come first serve and people pounce on tables as soon as all seats are vacant.\n8. It is hard to walk through this place without spilling half of your cocktail!\n9. It's VERY loud.\n10. When Blue Martini is slow, it's a really cool spot.\n11. If you work in the hospitality industry, you can get an industry card and your bill is 50% off all the time.\n12. This is a great place to find a piece of booty for the night.\n13. The bartenders do make strong beverages and if there are extras in your martini shaker, they give it to you.\n14. Some nights, there are hookahs available to rent. Lots of yummy flavors to choose from.\n15. They do have yummy food, but the pickings are slim and the price tag is a little too high.\n\n\nAnd that's Blue Martini, not amazing, not bad.


Close to the strip in between harrahs and ballys area in the Linq. Cool new concept, supposely all their slushies have top shelf liquor but I felt it wasn't strong enough, I believe I've gotten more drunk at fat Tuesdays slushies. They have more flavors though and we chose the patron grand mariner because it was sour.The staff is very friendly and cutely dressed, just needs more signs on the cups of drinks. The saxophone cup is seriously amazing! I think its the sexiest and bangest cup there is. ;) Ha ha


I HATE clubbing and HATE people who refer to themselves as clubbers. This place is about as much fun as church on Sunday and has just as many fake people as Church as well. Stay away unless you want to be surrounded by douche bags.


Oldest tavern in Scottsdale, and still the least Scottsdale of any bar in Scottsdale.   Go early, go late, its always good.


I came to Da Emma on a Friday night around 6pm, right when they open for dinner service. I adore the architecture/layout/atmosphere with the heavy metal doors and the rustic feel of the ex-womens' prison. \n\nIf you look to your right upon entering the restaurant, you'll see boards filled with pictures of eminent celebrities, athletes, randoms posing with I guess, Da Emma. Knowing that Angelina Jolie, Diane Kruger, Joshua Jackson, George Clooney (to name a few) had also dined at Da Emma made the experience more memorable.\n\nWe were seated right away and brought a plate of bruschetta and the menu. The bruschetta was more like a salty olive oil-ed sponge, not impressed. Our server literally plopped the all-Italian menu in front of us and peaced out with no explanation, no translation (even thought my boyfriend is Italia, he struggled with some of the items). \n\nWe ended up ordering the leg of lamb ($35) and veal ($30?). You have a choice of sides: veggies (pickled potatoes, 2 slices of eggplant, 2 slices of zucchini) or rotini with tomato sauce. The main dishes were enormous. If you are on the fence when it comes to lamb, I suggest you steer away from it at Da Emma. It's way too big- I couldn't manage half of it. The veal was amazing though! \n\nAll in all, the food was alright. Nothing too exciting. Our server was slow, cold, and intimidating, which is exactly what Da Emma is like.


First off, it is Vegas, so I realize they charge more for stuff, but let's be reasonable. \nThe BAD:\n- $10 for coffee you brew yourself in your own room\n- $13 a day for WiFi (even though there are free ones intercepting theirs)\n- They do not assist you with public transport\n- The pool closes at 5 pm. Seriously. I'm barely drunk by then. I get off of my work schedule and cannot even enjoy a swim.\n- One bath robe. The one place I ever wear a robe and we had to share even though we had multiple people in the room.\n- No noise control. 6 rooms down a bachelorette party was up all night screaming with an inflatable penis.\n- No shuttle service to the airport.\n- Broke my finger trying to push the buttons on the remote. \n\nThe GOOD:\n- Location. It was right in the heart of downtown next to the RTC stop which takes you everywhere\n- Not a very rowdy place.\n- Housekeeping was awesome. They were always a few steps away and were very quick and did not ask questions when the BF and I had an unfortunate flooding incident in the bathroom. What happens in Vegas really does stay there.\n- The pool when it is open is pretty awesome. They have live sharks. \n- The buffet was a decent price and the food was good.


Earlier this evening I visited the hi-health store on Power rd in Mesa, having received a flyer in the mail stating that the store will match the price of any product from any retailer, given that the product number and size are identical. There were no exclusions listed on the advertisement and there was not a single asterisk on the statement indicating exclusions. I asked the sales clerk to match the price of a protein powder also stocked by the online retailer vitacost. The sales clerk reviewed the flyer, nervously shuffled his feet, staring at the ground for a few minutes. Finally, I asked again if he could match the price as advertised in the company flyer. He told me that he could not and that the flyer was false. Out of sheer principle, I asked him to check with his manager. He disappeared to the back room of the store and returned a while later to tell me that the manager could only match the price if a retail store existed for the online retailer (of course, the ad stated nothing about this claim, yet nonetheless, the sales clerk looked up vitacost and found that a retail store did, in fact, exist in the US.) He returned to the back room to speak with his manager who supposedly called corporate to discuss the matter and returned shrugging his shoulders, avoiding any eye contact with me and scribbling with his pen on the flyer. At this point, I asked to personally speak with his manager because I felt that a company who advertises a claim should honor it. I can only assume that the manager refused to speak with me since he/she never appeared despite the sales clerk returning yet again to the back room to converse with him/her. The end result was that the sales clerk would not honor the ad claim in what I've deemed the greatest display of unprofessionalism I've ever experienced. I will never return to a hi-health store again. Neither will my boyfriend, nor any of our fitness savvy friends. A company that refuses to honor its own advertising claims is just not a company that any of us are willing to support.


okay I really really really want to give kudos to this restaurant due to it being a Phoenix icon.  however they are struggling  financially right now and I think the reason is that while other steakhouses have embraced the fact that people want to eat healthier, adding salads and less filling foods to their menu, this place has decided to keep a very old school steakhouse fried chicken mantra.  I am gluten free and can only order ribs or chicken with no barbecue sauce.  I do have breakfast but it stops at noon which would alleviate the problem of me trying  trying to find something to eat.  because of the lack of items that I can eat, combined with the fact that my vegetarian daughter can find nothing to eat,  we won't be back so they  lost my entire family.  it's great to have traditions but you also have to change with the times.


I don't have much to say about this hotel because I wouldn't stay here again.\n\nHotel rooms-I stayed in the back tower and the walk to the tower was horrible. Walking through an entire casino with your luggage is the biggest pain in the ass, not to mention walking the bridge across the pool to get to the tower. Big thumbs down. Room was really nice, decor was nice, beds comfy, but bathroom was a motel 6 bathroom. Very old looking. Not what I would expect if owned by a hilton chain.\n\nCasino-casino was actually nice and fresh. Because it was newly renovated it smelled clean and didn't smell like a shit hole like some of the older casinos. Lots of options.\n\nAccommodations-pool was awesome, staff is nice, house keeping staff nice, but check in was a nightmare. Checked in at 2pm and line stretched to the casino. I was in the hilton honors check in and that line was in the casino as well. If it takes 30 mins for checkin, then you have already lost me as a customer that will not stay there again.


Not even worth a review.. will not spend any energy on corporate scum that steals from the poor.. Spirit Airlines of the bus industry mixed with soul plane.  WASTE OF $39 BUCKS! If theres ever a class action lawsuit I'm in.


I have been to this Walmart four times now, and each time I go, it is never a good experience, not even an acceptable one. I went today, and there was empty shelves in all I'll. They hardly had any stock\nIt's dirty in there, and none of the employees are happy that they have a job. I know I know, I shouldn't expect too much excitement from a Walmart employee, but still, they don't have to be rude\nAvoid this Walmart at all costs, I know I will from now on


I absolutely love this place and desire to eat every meal I can hear because it is so healthy and the juice bar is phenomenal.!.


Service was a joke. It truly, absolutely took 11 minutes to get a waitress to acknowledge my presence. \n\nNo happy hour menu. \n\n\"Communal bar table\" is a great idea but situated that you get bumped in to by staff with no apology. Or at least I didn't.\n\nFood is good but no thanks. Won't return.


Beautiful, well crafted Italian clothes and shoes, all at fair prices. I always seem to visit while they're having their summer sale, so I usually walk away with some fantastic deals. This visit was no exception! My boyfriend treated me to an adorable blue dress, and some smokin' gold snakeskin shoes. There are only two stores in the U.S., so be sure to pay Fornarina a visit while you're in Vegas!


I've been here over a dozen times and still haven't reviewed it yet. Sort of that \"You don't talk during a meal because it's so delicious\" - thing?\n\nAnyway,\n\nThe owners and staff here are so freaking nice. Customer Service is such an important element to dining, that a lot of places overlook, and these folks do it well.\n\nTraditional Thai offerings in a very relaxed, clean (thank you), and simple atmosphere.\n\nThis is the only Thai Basil, of the local chains, that makes Pad Prik King and other \"off the menu\" dishes -  so I keep coming back to this particular location.


So you just got out of a long, dull meeting, and you find yourself craving Safeway-quality sushi as a way to continue the dullness. If so, Kokoro is a fantastic fit. This place is to Japanese Bento boxes what Subway is to a New York deli sandwich: reliable, decent, inexpensive, edible mediocrity that bears little resemblance to the real thing.\n\nYou won't hate it, and you might even like it if you go in expecting what it offers. Just don't plan on being amazed.


i cant believe i paid 20 bucks for a hamburger with bacon and a fried egg on it... and it tasted plain\n\nwait time was long\n\nfood is really overpriced u can better quality and flavor for what you pay for else where\n\ntried the frozen hot chocolate - it was 'meh' basically its like a frappacino with 90% whipped cream\n\ni would not eat here again


I wouldn't stay here again on a bet! I am a business traveler and I spend a lot of nights in Marriott properties. Courtyards are my preferred property but I decided to stay at the Grand Chateaux because it looked nice online, big mistake! I asked for a nice room and expected something special because I am a gold elite Marriott member. I was however given the coat closet. In my room you cannot sit at the table and see the TV, heck you can barely see it from the couch! There is no ice machine on my floor. The outside lighting beams into my room and the list goes on. When I called the front desk to ask for a more suitable room I was told the property is a vacation rental property and my Gold Elite status means nothing at this property. Unless you have decided to join the \"vacation club\" a move I don't suggest, avoid this place like the plague!


Went last night based on favorable reviews. Ordered the special Tuna Tartar and got a tuna Salad. Then Specifically said do not bring the Tartar... Guess what brought that as well.. Truly a language barrier the rolls did not tasted right and my Tuna Sashimi was dry and fell apart as I picked it up.


I think these guys are great! Sometimes it seems difficult to find honest folks in HVAC and Number One has been great from minute one.\n\nI thought they did a great job servicing my HVAC and gave sensible recommendations (I had some issues with some of my filters). \n\nAfter they came the first time, I signed up for their regular check-up program. It's now some months later, and I just got a call from them to schedule my next checkup! I like how they kept track of that and took the initiative to call me. Otherwise, I probably would have forgotten!


Took the family to this particular Red Lobster for my oldest son's birthday (he wanted Red Lobster).  We usually go to the S. Alma School location, but decided to try this one.  Big mistake!  We entered and the hostess was not very friendly, and was rolling her eyes about something when we greeted her.  We waited the 15-20 mins to be seated, no biggy.  We get seated and the waitress comes by for our drink order.  We get drinks and take a few to decide our order, and this is when the fun started.  The waitress never mentions specials, etc so as we order I ask for a particular item that she states is popular and that is why they're out of it.  I make a choice on something else, but this could have been avoided by a simple explanation of specials and a \"by the way, we are out of this\"  So we get our slads and biscuits and it seemed to be ok.  Now our order arrives, me and my sons get our orders, my wife gets a portion of what is supposed to be served as an entree in appetizer form.  The waitress explains here are these shrimps, the grilled take longer, it's my fault but it should be up in 2 minutes.  Ok, 10 minutes later, the grilled shrmp skewer is brought out, no sides that are supposed to be with them.  The waitress asks did you want me to bring those out?  Really?  With a little bit of an attitude I might add.  My wife then asks to speak to  a manager.  He comes over about 5-7 minutes later, which makes me think he may have over camplaints.  He was very nice and comped her meal and my son's dessert.  The 2 stars are for him making her order right,  It will be a long time, if ever we go back there due to some piss poor attitudes by people that should be working in a toll booth rather than dealing in the service industry.


We've been here a couple of times.  Food is always good and so is the service. We'll definitely be back.


Very typical Vegas--I got a deal on Hotels.com for $119 for 1 night in one of the \"Motor\" buildings. It was a little trashy (some peeling paint and a worn out comforter), but it was totally what I expected. When booking a room, definitely find a deal and don't pay full price! Beware that there are multiple buildings with rooms, some farther from the casino than others.


O.k., o.k. We had to stop in and try this place just to see what all the hype was about and if any of it was true. Can you say OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!! This place is the real deal and I can't say that I, nor my taste buds, have ever had a sandwich as good as these are. Yes, we have been back and it is just as good and we will be back again and again as long as our stomachs don't explode from the massive amount of food you get on the plates they serve you. Hot dog they call them here but they are the largest hot dogs I have ever seen and cooked to a plump juicy temp with an awesome bun. The burger is a 1/2 pound which we ordered well done and yet it came out so juicy and full of flavor. The cook has his stuff together here. I might just have to forgo the diet and head back over there tonight.  ;-)


This is a ghetto place, no offense.  The girls are happy, customers are happy, but put your game face on when you walk in.  The place is a money machine for the owner, low overhead, positive cash flow.  \n\nWhy is this place called bandaids show lounge?  Because its small, the dancers wear less than bikinis, and/or the building is long and skinny like a bandaid.  There are three stages, really just two 2x2 raised areas, and a bigger main stage. This place could be a set for a movie scene requiring a ghetto strip club.  Dont get me wrong, its colorful, lots of character.  When it comes to strip clubs, the main thing is the talent.  This place has a lot of local talent.  And one or two top tier girls, either by virtue of body, youth, personality, or some combination.  Saturday this place was crowded up until 2am, of course, it only takes a few people in a small place, but still.  Top girl - in my opinion, phoenix.  21 (stated age) and hot.  She could be 16, 17, 18.  Thin body, white.


Okay, guestline/regular line is a pain. There's people in line even at 3:00 am. This place is the hottest club. Three floor, hip hop room, lounge w/ pool table, and main dance floor that's connected to the outside pool area. The crowd used to be full of prettier people when it first open, now it's a mixed. For girls, there are ways to get in for free. Do know that if you get there at 10 pm, you can expect to be in line for 2 hr and 1+ hr waiting in front because the way they make money is making you either pay extra to get in since you're at the front or leave. You'll still have an awesome time at this place. \nDaypool - It is fun. They've got the music and again, being a girl is awesome. Good looking crowd. Pretty happening place.


I love Trader Joe's, can I say that?  Best prices/best quality for nuts (almonds, pecans, walnuts, etc.) and nut products (almond butter, etc.) that I have found anywhere.  Awesome produce, awesome stuff that you can't find anywhere else.  Also, Joe Joe's, FTW!\n\nI would give this particular one 5 stars except for 2 things:\n\n1. Just try and find a parking spot around noon on any weekday.  I dare you.\n\n2. It's so smaaaaaalllll :(\n\nOtherwise, awesome.


Food looked good but tasted decent, but there were nats and mosquitos flying around in the restaurant so it was difficult to enjoy. I had to stop eating my meal bc they flew into my food, was very disappointed.


Been here twice... the selection seemed about the same... but not so sure. \nIt's like walking into an aunt's house. The workers there are friendly, speak Tagalog to you right off the bat, even if you don't speak it (good or bad? Hmmm) and make sure you're ok for the most part.\nI like the pork gisantes they have, and the pancit is pretty tasty! At $7.99/ person there's not much to complain about. They also sell other goodies and snacks at the register.\nProbably will be back with the fam soon.\n\nHonorable mentions:\nPusit\nDiniguan (dinardaraan)\n\nOhh, parking is somewhat odd. One way only, so make sure you take the correct entrance! Although the lot is small, I usually find parking right away!


The food is marginal for an all you can eat type of restaurant. Don't expect anything  authentic but if you're really hungry then it might just be the right thing to hold you up. Certain items are better than others. Sashimi is not too fresh but entrees are ok. Sushi rice is too warm. Good and relaxing atmosphere but the staff seem to hate their jobs. If you have been here recently and rated anything higher than a 2 star then you really need to go out and try more stuff. I do not apply relativeness in my reviews so the disadvantages of being in Waterloo has no effect on my   rating. The reastaurant is rated the way it is.


My absolutely FAVORITE place EVER!! Seriously I've been going to Houston's concept restaurants since I was a teenager and this along with all the others never disappoints. The Hawaiian Ribeye is melt in your mouth delicious and I dream about it... seriously! Service is always amazing (especially Tom at the bar) and I am full and happy every single time I leave! If it was just a tad bit less expensive I would be there weekly but unfortunately it is a once every couple months type of place for me. That's ok though it gives me time to miss it!


I have been here several times and they have never gotten my order right. I have never actually had something there that was cooked the way I ordered it. They even forgot the salad I ordered one time until the waitress brought the check. The last time I went my husband and I both got sick off the food. The atmosphere is fun, but that's about all it has going for it.


I wasn't here very long, just long enough to half kill myself walking five miles, loaded down with carry ons, from my arrival gate to the departure gate.  Ugh.  If you're gonna make people walk halfway across the city for a connecting flight, at least provide some sort of shuttle or something.  NOT an airport I care to go through again.


The wait staff was slow and inattentive; the bone-in rib eye was mediocre at best; the atmosphere was way too loud for a nice sit down dinner.\n\nWe arrived on time for our reservation and had to wait 30 minutes before they gave us a 4-person table for our party of 5. We kept having to flag down wait staff and bus boys passing by because there was always something missing. First there weren't enough place settings, then not enough forks, then not enough plates when we clearly stated the steak was to be shared. After we finished our food it took us 15 minutes before we could flag down someone to bring the check. It was such an underwhelming experience we didn't even ask to see a dessert menu, nor were we offered one.\n\nThe presentation of the seafood tower was great and the seafood was very fresh, which is the only reason I'm giving 2 stars instead of 1.


We've eaten at Arriba a few times now.  I really don't care for their food, and service is slow more often than not.  The first time we went we were there it took a good two hours!  And that's not because we're slow eaters.  We did stop in for happy hour last week though, and although their margaritas aren't the greatest, they're decent enough!  They ofter a 12 oz. house margarita for .99 or a 24 oz. grande for 4.99.  Why people would pay five times as much for a marg twice the size, I don't know.  We each had three .99 margs, ate the chips, salsa and bean dip and our bill came to 5.94.  $6 and I left with a full stomach and a buzz.  Nice!


I went here with a party of 8 last week.  This was my first trip to this location and it was a bit smaller than I thought it would be.  I think the Express in Tempe is bigger.  It doesn't matter though...I was just making a comment.\n\nAnyway, for a chain of Greek joints, MBFGR churns out some pretty respectable Greek food.  And this location isn't any different.  I know its not the best or the most authentic, but it does the job.  Their servings are generous, prices reasonable and service excellent.\n\nEven though I was in a party of 8, the service was very fast and friendly.  It helped that the place was not very busy at all for a Sunday evening.  We ordered 3 of those shared meat platter things and it was excellent.  There was more than enough food for 8 people with some to spare.  If you are going with a bunch of people and want to try something a bit different than this is the way to go.  You get a giant plate of Greek goodies for a reasonable price.\n\nThe only problem I have is with the calamari we ordered as an appetizer.  They give you like 7 pieces of calamari mixed with a ton of fried onion strings.  WTF.  It LOOKS like you are getting a decent amount of calamari but when you look closer it is more like a pile of onion stuff.  Lame.


I have been to this theater many times before, but I must say on my last visit there I was less than impressed. Not that I was over the moon on my previous visits. \n\nI was there with my family on a Monday night for an 8:20 showing of Monsters University. We got our tickets and went through the concession walk through/ self serve, which I honestly think is just silly, why can't they just have the regular concession counter like at the other theaters? The reason I don't like the self serve is because everything is always messy and sticky, which it was! People just let there kids who are too small to reach the soda fountain help themselves to whatever they want and they get soda everywhere! I don't mean to sound like a hard ass, but watch your kids people!!! So of course it doesn't get wiped up in a timely manner and thus everything in that walk thru is pretty gross! \n\nMy family enters the theater and you know the build up when you walk in and you wonder how many people are already in there and you wonder if you will get to pick any seat you want or if it will be full already and you will have to sit next to strangers........ you know what I am talking about. \nSo we walk down the corridor and round the corner, yay my kids get to pick whatever seats they want, blah blah blah..... I can't be excited for them because all I can see is garbage! Yes I said garbage! There was garbage, popcorn, candy boxes, soda cups, under all the seats! I had to turn around and make sure we didn't walk into a movie that was already playing! But in fact we were in the correct theater and that was in fact trash under all the seats! So apparently they don't actually sweep out the trash, instead they just sweep it under the seats?!?! I was freaking out, but I had to do my best to put my OCD away so I didn't ruin the night for my kids. My hubby didn't even have to look at me to know what was going on, he did his best to find the seats with the least trash. \nThen once the movie started we noticed there was a big scratch down the left side of the movie screen! Seriously, this was not going to be my night! \n\nThis was just a lesson learned for my husband and I. We prefer the Aliante movie theater but we chose to go to the Santa Fe because it was closer to our house, we chose poorly! We will make the drive next time!


My husband and I got married at The Flamingo on 11/02/13.  Although, we had a wonderful ceremony and reception, we woke up to find that our hotel room had been robbed of ALL of our wedding gifts, cash and gift cards (valued at over $5,000.00).  We are a young newly married couple with 2 small children and were absolutely crushed to find all of our gifts stolen.  We reported the incident to hotel security who didn't help us at all.  They told us it didn't seem logical that our things were stolen.  They also told us that they \"were not negligent\" in the matter and that they could do nothing for us.  There are no security cameras on the hotel floors and they told us our door hadn't been opened.  So apparently that means all of our gifts vanished into thin air.  We cried for days over the loss and still can't believe there are people who would do this to somebody.  We 100% feel as if this was an \"inside job\" by hotel employees as they knew we had just gotten married and had a room full of gifts.  Three other hotel guests were also robbed during the weekend and security did not help them either.  Neither I or anybody we know will stay here again as we don't feel safe leaving anything in the rooms here.  Please think about this before booking your stay here!  Our dreams were crushed after our visit.


The first thing that we learned is we needed to have our mind right on what kind of place this is...we we're looking for a date night place and learned that it's not a substitute for local faves like 131 Main or Vine...this place is more like a bar...we would think about Stone when we look to go out to Duckworths, Fox and Hound or Hickory Tavern.\n\nOnce we got past what it's not and what it is (which took us a while to do), we enjoyed our dinners.\n\nThe service was decent, food was tasty and reasonably priced.  Definitely get the 20 percent coupon by signing up for their email club...not sure how long that promo is going on for, but worth the try.\n\nThis place isn't healthy...even the salad had fried potato strings on it...with cheese and bacon...but I'm sure there's a couple of dishes for those watching calories.\n\nLike the other reviewers, it was loud (especially during game time) but the bar area looks like a lot of fun for that activity.  While the dining room had tons of families and kids, which is great for this area.\n\nNet is that this is not a date night place...We would return with the right mindset, lunch and enjoy the patio and catching a game.\n\nAgree with other reviewers...great to see another option like this in the hood and hope it thrives!


Found the place to be average at best. Pancakes were not very good. They tasted like they were made from a mix, mushy in the middle, and they came with powdered sugar which I don't like (wish the server told me beforehand). Average wait time to be seated and for food to arrive. OJ was pretty bad as well- like the cheap stuff you get from the grocery store. I like the fact the place is not a chain, and I'd be up for trying other food there, but from my experience the pancakes do not live up to the hype.


I have to preface this with saying that I have a pretty extreme bias against Gilbert. Almost everything about this place and what it stands for annoys me. And, just so you know, Gilbert, everyone else in the Valley hates you. Yeah, even AJ.\nThis little homogenized, car-centric Mayberry-ish strip crammed onto Gilbert Road is often where I lead tourists if they're, for whatever reason, not interested in leaving the Southeast Valley and have no interest in Downtown Chandler (which I think is a great area). But it may be easy to miss this strip, because there will be at least four of Gilbert's finest waiting for you to tick up to 26, and that, in itself, may distract you.\nBut I had never actually stopped here. Finding the well-rated, independently-owned Joe's, open on a Sunday, was a good excuse to take the back way up from Tucson on my way to an airport pick-up and grab a brisket sandwich.\nThe brisket sandwich itself comes at just $6.99 and includes one small (not a size, but a descriptor) side item. They also have homemade cornbread and a few homemade desserts on the menu. Impressive. It's cafeteria style, so you wait with your little tray, while people in front of you act like they've never worked a soda fountain before, and order at the counter. That's a good little scam, because people are much less likely to get a refill if there's a crowd blocking them. And, at $1.99, I would expect a couple of free refills.\nAnd that sort of set the tone for everything in that, aside from my sandwich, the other menu items seemed overpriced. The piece of cornbread that I ended up trying (I can't pass up homemade versions) ran me $2 and the deserts were like $3 for some pretty small servings.\nI also should point out something I saw in another review, which mentioned the \"homemade\" root beer and red cream soda: the root beer is homemade (probably outsourced locally, but close enough), but the red cream soda is Barq's.\nThe sandwich was relatively small. Maybe three slices of brisket present on a hamburger bun, with just a little bit of sauce. And that was a good thing, because the sauce was far exceeded by the brisket, which itself was a little dry and oversmoked. The sauce tasted like a bottle of Kraft's BBQ sauce with ketchup added. Very little spice, way too tomatoey. At least, for my standards, but I know that everyone has their own opinions.\nThe cornbread was a mistake. Dry, flavorless, and it probably would have made my mema turn in her grave. It was hot and served with a slop of butter stuffed into a SOLO cup, but I didn't end up opening it. Maybe I'm crazy, but I always eat the first piece of cornbread with no butter, just to get an idea of the flavor.\nThe side was probably the best thing that I got out of the deal. The cheesy potatoes were a little overcooked (or had been sitting for too long), but they were a nice blend of cheese, cream and green chile (nice touch).\nAtmosphere reminded me a bit of some of the places I used to go to in Texas, with the high ceilings, big tables and outdoor patio (another nice touch). And, maybe because of that, something just seemed too deliberate about this place.\nIf you like this place, feel free to continue coming here. But I'm going to keep searching for a decent BBQ place in this state.


I visited this location for boba. Compared to other asian boba places, this location is very clean, professional, and organized. I really like the interior of the establishment and the professional business feel. Other boba shops even nearby are very poorly designed and not very professional.


As others had mentioned, it was just ok. Needed some food during a long layover, so it did the job. Nothing spectacular. Nice slide show of Sammy though, and nice memorabilia.


I had the opportunity to visit Mickie's when I was in Madison visiting my girlfriend. I like the old school 1950's lunch-counter vibe. The portions are huge and the food taste like its prepared from scratch. That being said, it's just \"ok.\" I'm sure I'll get a lot of hate for that statement, but its true. If you can't get into Mickie's (its a small restaurant, so the wait time can be pretty long), try Ella's Deli. That place has good breakfast too and a ton of character.


My tip: don't eat here.\n\nThe restaurant itself is located inside Mandalay Bay, but is tucked away far enough that you're not inhaling cigarette smoke from the casinos.  The staff is very sweet.  These are the only positives.\n\nThe food is bland and really not good at all (we had 4 different dishes).  In fact, I believe I got a small bout of food poisioning.  :(


i walk by this place every day to get a quarter pounder extra value meal.  but today i was overcome with the spirit of yelp and fingered i would duck in real quick to grab some lunch.\nthe decor of the joint makes you feel all futuristic as everything that isn't pure white is brightly colored.  this includes a nine by nine randomly colored lighting square mounted on the wall that i swear was sending me subliminal messages about eating like shit.\nto the average can/box/bag/take-out diner like myself, the menu can be a little confusing.  especially if you do not remember your daily intake pyramid from health class.  a protein?  yes, i think i want a protein.  what's a protein?  oh, chicken?  yeah, i like chicken, cool.\nmuch like any place that serves sandwiches,  there was a chicken salad sandwich on the menu.  that stuck out amongst the healthy buzz words like power, feul, and energy (approriate that it is located in the duke energy building).\nthe staff on the sandwich/wrap/salad assembly line was nice enough.  not a whole lot of chit chat. \nso, i had my chicken salad sandwich with romaine lettuce, (actually very succulent) tomato slices, walnuts, and cranberries on a whole grain oat roll with a bag of sun chips and washed it down with a steaz raspberry sparkling green tea (which seems to be a re-branded mystic cooler).  the \"combo\" ran me $10.02.  apparently healthy costs more.\ni grabbed a menu to go and if i go on a few hikes, take in a yoga class, and take a class at CPCC on health-nutanese, i may decipher it to return for another decent lunch.  assuming i still don't have nuts and whole grains stuck in my teeth from this visit.


I recently stayed at the Cosmopolitan and had the best experience ever! Our room was beautiful and had the a great view of the strip. We can see the Bellagio fountain right below our balcony. I had so much fun that I accidentally left my beloved $230 Tory Burch sandals behind. I was sure I would never see them again. When I called the lost and found, the housekeeping lady actually turned them in! I was so happy I wanted to tip her, but they didn't know who turned them in. I must say, thank you Cosmopolitan for providing top quality service and having a very reputable and honest staff.


Love the food and staff, only thing is the food can be a bit pricey at times for a pub.


DLUX is a restaurant that is still struggling to figure out what it would like to be.  I have been twice and both times left me wanting. \n\nPros:\n\n- The interior is beautiful.  I LOVE looking at the bar.\n- The sweet potato fries are nothing to write home about alone, but are delicious with the siracha mayo.  \n- The service is friendly, but green. \n- Seating was immediate.\n- Plenty of ramp parking not too far away\n\nCons:\n\n- The food was unremarkable.  It wasn't bad by any means, but easily forgotten.  I really appreciate that DLUX took a chance with the vegetarian white bean burger, but it was lost in the bun.   \n\n-  The music was far too loud at night.  It was at a level that would have been fine if it was full of bar patrons, but the restaurant was almost empty.   It resulted in a lot of shouting to waiters and dining companions.\n\n- The toasted marshmallow milkshake was a total loss.  The milkshake had the consistency of water.  And, the marshmallow is not toasted - it is burnt.  It took a couple of hours to clear the ash taste out of the mouth.  The pecan milkshake was rich, but watery and unremarkable.\n\n- I know this is a bit nit picky, but the lighting did not transition to dinner at the right time.  It felt like we were eating in a cafeteria until the lighting changed.  Then, the atmosphere was much better.\n\nOverall:\n\nIt is an easily forgettable, unoffensive place for a quick first date with an internet connection.  There are just too many other great places nearby to go back to DLUX again.


In response to Just J.  Corliss actually sold his business to H&R block last year. Prior to then we had been using him 8 years. All of those years we had perfect service. \n\nSo that being said this is not a rating on Curt himself but H&R block. Because he sold the business name and his customer contacts they keep calling us! They are trying to use his name to drum up business! If you ask them if you can get an appointment with Curt they offer you one with one of their accountants but at no point say they are  in facr H&R block. \n\nCurt told us last year that he sold and was retiring. Last years was a terrible mess. Horrible office service, the office manager was bad but I'm pretty sure they went through a few. \n\nSo don't be fooled folks...this is no longer Curtis' business it belongs to H&R block and they suck. DO NOT GO THERE.


Disagree with previous post. Went to 1902 tavern for lunch a few weeks back. To start the waiter appeared to be either on crack or speed. Second I was with a party of 4 that all ordered salads. I decided to go with the steak. Awful call on my part. The salad took 45 minutes to arrive, along with the cracked out waiter (who we hadn't seen for at least 30 minutes) The steak was total bullshit. Overcooked and cold. The salad had way too much iceberg lettuce and tasted like crap. I won't be back until Pittsburgh decides to clean up Market square and all of the vargrants that inhabit the area. Where do these people come from? and is there nothing better to do except sit around market square, smoke cigarettes and throw your trash everywhere so city workers can clean up after your filthy asses? My advice to you son, is do the same as your father, and his father did...get a job!!!


If you want #Waxing when in #Vegas this is the best place! Got a #BrazilianWax smooth as a baby! Very sanitary clean place.  Loved the friendly, accommodating staff. Definitely going back! Thanks The Birthday Suit


Stuffy, sticky air, like back in the day before casinos discovered circulating fresh air. Needs new carpet (adds to the smellyness). Crab cakes were very gluey (I don't understand the raves for these. They're nothing like the real-deal lump crab meat crab cakes). The fried bread is good, but the \"raspberry puree,\" while tasty, is not actually raspberry puree - its the red goo that's used in jelly donuts. Red, raspberry-flavored corn syrupy stuff. Whatcha gonna do. This is super basic, generic breakfast food. Perhaps the owner doesn't care to watch the food network and maybe get some new ideas or up the quality game so he can get better reviews and then more business. Just sayin... \n\nTwo stars for nice waitress, good service, fresh coffee.\n\nOwner doesn't accept Radio Shopping Show or Entertainment Book coupons anymore, fyi. Be aware.\n\nOverall, I am not motivated to return for any reason.


Ive ate here twice so far. If youre confused, yes this was formally known as sushi freak. Either way, the menu is the same. This venue is too small but the service is really nice. The taste of most of their dishes are delicious! Some are \"eh.\" But thats seafood food combinations for you. I recommend their baked mussels! Just dont come with a party of 20. you wont fit.


I just had the pleasure of eating here today.  The burger and fries were tasty and the chocolate and strawberry shakes were great.  The two guys working there were super polite and very thankful to us for coming by for lunch.  They personally walked each patron to the door as they left thanking them each along the way.  That's what I look for in a restaurant, friendly staff and good food, they have both.


I found this place on Yelp when I was searching for healthy options to eat while I was in Vegas. I LOVED this place. I ate here for lunch twice during my 4-day trip. Definitely a small place, in a kind of hard-to-find location (take the guest room elevators up to the pool floor, it's right before you walk out to the pool area).\n\nI tried the breakfast wrap, sonoran scramble, grilled ahi tuna sandwich, chicken satay, and a smoothie. I love how everything is fresh and organic...I could just taste the freshness! I could even tell that the salsa was made with fresh ingredients. I loved how the breakfast meals came with a small side of fresh fruits.\n\nMy favorites were the breakfast wrap (with organic eggs, veg, and sprouted whole wheat tortilla) and the open-faced ahi sandwich. My least favorite was the chicken satay. It was a bit dry and the flavoring wasn't as strong as I'd like. \n\nI was debating between a 4 or 5 star. \n5 stars because I feel like it's the most high quality AND only organic, healthy option there is ON the Strip. Not to mention that the food is yummy.\n4 stars because the portions are a bit on the smaller size for the price. Although I left satisfied but not bloated, my hubby who loves to eat meat and large portions was still hungry.


There are lots of great restaurants near Phoenix area, as a Chinese student, I would like to say the Szechwan palace can represent the authentic Chinese food.  I ordered Mopo Tofu, Chongqing Hotpot and Boiled beef and fish today. All dishes are really spicy and I really love it.


A few friends and I visited Carly's on a whim one night while out for the art walk. I had never been there before nor remember specifically seeing it while in Phoenix, so from the description we had in a brochure we were expecting something else. I'm not sure I was really upset about it, and I didn't mind the charm once I got there, but I was a little disappointed and I could tell some of my friends were too.\n\nYes the service is slow and not necessarily the best. However, at least in my opinion, I expected this the minute I walked in and scoped the place out.\n\nI ordered the pear panini and an orange mojito. The pear panini was extremely delicious. There have been a few occasions since where I've thought of trying to imitate it at home. My orange mojito didn't taste very orange but in the end it wasn't worth asking for another one with the speed of service. \n\nAll in all it's a decent place if you're prepared for what you are going to get and while I wouldn't go out of my way to go there again, I did really enjoy that pear panini.


I would write a \"0\" review if I could. I cannot review the food. I did not get a chance to eat there. Me and my Hawaiian friend went there to grab what I heard was some great Indian food, during one of the \"Unblurred\" Friday evenings. The concierge looked at us disdainfully, and was talking about how the 3-4 empty tables we saw was reserved. No \"reserved\" signs were in sight on these tables and dude did not mention when any seating would be freed up. \n\nWhether or not he was prick or or a racist prick, I have no idea. He seemed more interested in getting us out of there than he was in trying to serve us. It is Garfield, so may be he has had issues with the local denizens causing trouble, who happen to look like me. Dunno. All the white people get to eat, we do not? \n\nWith the exception of the Awesome Spak Brothers, I would not bother eating anything on Penn Avenue. Ever. I spend more time focusing on the surrounding crap than I do with actually eating.


We go to NY 54 at least twice a month.  We love to buy the 18\" thin crust pizza, and since there are four of us, we have it made with different toppings on each quarter.  They are always happy to make the pizza to our order.  Also, they have a good selection of draft beers - I highly recommend giving those a try.  I did try their margarita, but it did not have enough alcohol content for my liking, although the taste was excellent.  There is also a great selection of desserts, which I always buy and take some home for later!


After a trip on the light rail, I decided to check this place out since it was right by my stop. \n\nI got the lunch special and ordered a veggie slice which came with a side salad and coke for $5.50. Thankfully I got there right before a bunch of people on their lunch break. Those poor people were waiting 10 minutes in line just to order. Perhaps it was because a woman in front of them just ordered 2 full pizzas, but it still seemed odd that it took so long just to get their orders taken. Two people obviously didn't want to wait because they got out of line and went somewhere else. \n\nThe sauce had no real flavor, the crust was doughy, and sadly the green peppers and red onions were very chewy and unedible. I had to pull all of them off. The pizza was falling apart, which I don't mind, as long as it tastes great.\n\nThe salad was just iceberg lettuce with two cubes of tomatoes and way too much ranch dressing. :( I wouldn't go back.


Consider The Gun Store if you NEED to get a CCW Class ASAP.\n\nIt totally slipped my mind that my permit was up for renewal this month. I was able to reserve my slot in The Gun Store's free (you pay for range qualification ammo) NV/FL CCW class online, two days before the class. There are three CCWclasses a week. \n\n*Now, I have had issues with sales and range personnel in the past, so I had reservations returning, but The Gun Store offered the quickest and easiest solution to renewing my permit before I leave town on business.\n\nMy instructor this time around was the infamous Tony Dee aka The Godfather. He is a former lawman from NY, a regular firearms and training expert, and a guest from time to time on Pawnstars. This guy is hilarious! The class of about 20+ students was in good spirits thanks to Uncle Tony's sense of humor. Uncle Tony has a way of diluting the intimidation or nervousness one may have regarding the topic of carrying a firearm to protect your life, and the lives of your loved ones. Everything Tony taught was either backed up by the Nevada Revised Statutes, and/or his personal Law Enforcement experience.  The class was supplied with free coffee, air conditioning, and restrooms in close proximity. Bob Irwin, the owner of The Gun Store, even poked his head in. \n\nThe course is mainly about legal issues regarding use of force, a brief presentation on modes of carry, and where you can and can't carry. You also get a book written by Bob Irwin on the subject of Concealed Carry in NV which includes many laws covered in class. I wish there would have been a bit more covered regarding tactics during a firefight, (moving off the x, cover vs concealment etc).  There is a pass/fail range qualifier following a 40 question test. The qualifier is not much of a sweat if you are proficient. For a novice, I suggest you spend time practicing strong side/support side single handed shooting from 3, 7, and 15 yards, first.\n\nIf you are taking the CCW course at The Gun Store for the first time...do yourself a favor and pre-qualify on the range a day or two before...the earlier the better! The initial class goes until approx 6PM (2PM for renewal), and you will be waiting in line for the range with the other students, plus tourists.\n\n***I cannot stress this point enough...The NV approved CCW Course is not a replacement for defensive/tactical handgun training!!! This course is the bare minimum you need for the State of NV to legally be able to sign off on your permit. If you are going to carry a firearm to protect innocent life, you need regular quality training! I make this statement as a NRA certified firearms instructor with 10yrs military/LE and firearms experience.***\n\nIn summary, I rate 4 stars due to the class not being truly free (ammo) The class leaves you with the feeling that \"heck, I don't want to shoot anyone!\" which is in a way good, and exactly what Tony is going for. But when you need to shoot to live, you must feel confident in your decision to use justifiable deadly force to preserve life, without hesitation. I truly think the curriculum needs more real world drills/tactics discussed and exercised, which is totally possible considering the Instructor's extensive experience and knowledge.


Not nearly as good as chipotle. The vegetables were not fresh, salsa was mediocre. Guacamole was blackened due to age, lousy iced tea . Big disappointment.


In theory I love Rose & Crown: Good people, good beer, good location, etc. \n\nBut sometimes they fail the service test, albeit unintentionally, due to staff and space challenges.\n\nWhen it's not packed and I can enjoy steady service from the pool room or out on the porch, life is just about perfect. However, if I'm jammed inside with 100 other people vying for the same bartender's attention, I kinda want to take my ball and go home.\n\nSo when you go to Rose & Crown, which I enthusiastically suggest you do, temper your expectations based on how busy it is. \n\nAll that said the food is dependable, the beer selection is legit, and it's an ideal place to check out a weekend soccer match or even Sunday NFL football.


Went for the carne fest and it was probably the worst experience I have ever had for the $45 I paid for dinner. The waitress couldn't remember to bring me my drink, the food was either under or over-cooked, service lacked professionalism and they ran out of nearly everything. \n\nI will never go here again.


Note I used to come here alot since i was introduced to it 2 years ago. I brought friends and family here numerous times because we enjoyed good service and half way decent sushi but being AYCE it was one of the better places to go. Do not go here if you are expecting spectacular sushi remember it is AYCE. Just know I have never had an issue with them until yesterday. My family went there for Valentines day and know that they have been here before and loved it. This was one of the most horrible experiences that could have been. None of the cooked food or food that was ordered for the children, came out including the soup. They brought out the Sashimi and all of the cold sushi which was fine but when asked where the cooked food was they refused to make it until all the sushi was finished, and continued to bring out the sushi. When asked again about the rest of the food so the people who didn't like the raw food and kids could eat it ended up with the waitress ended up telling us they would not bring it out and that we were going to be charged for whatever was not finished. Now I understand charging for what was not finished but to just bring out what you are able to get done first and not bringing us the rest of our food is unprofessional and unlike what they have done in the past. After this experience it was decided my family will not come back ever again and I do not plan to bring anyone here for such horrible service. I need to find a new AYCE sushi place with half way decent sushi now. Sad because I really loved coming here and was actually here a month ago with my friend.


I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, \"Barbary Coast?!? Why not just play downtown?\" Well, for one thing Barb's cleaner then downtown. Also you don't need to take a cab to get there (obviously assuming you're staying on the strip and let's be honest if you're a yelper you're staying on the strip). Additionally the \"charm\" sorta grows on you and the games are more than fair (5x craps, NSUD, and two deck bj w/o the completely sucka' 6:5). Above all though it comes down to the drinks. They do give you beers in tiny cups but the place is small and there are lots of cocktail waitresses. Play at the tables and you're going to get drinks. Play at dollar machines and you're going to get drinks. Hell, one time I actually had to turn away waitresses while I was at a nickel machine! They're egalitarian about their alcohol service. So let's all just hope that Harrah's doesn't buy them up, tear them down, and turn it into another completely lame strip casino w/o the class, the games, or the drinks - because then we really would have to take a cab downtown...


We frequent this location, as it's nearest to our house.  I do agree with other reviews that it's slloooooowwww to check out here.  However, when you do interact with an employee here, all of the employees are very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly.  One employee who has helped us quite a bit is Jim.  He's always super helpful, but he can get a bit disheveled when things get busy in there.  Nonetheless, Jim goes above and beyond to ensure you are doing the right thing for your pool and helps in any way he can.  Overall, a decent place to get your pool chemicals, water tested or buy some new floaties.


Customer service : I was not greeted when I walked in and there were two people standing there. One made direct eye contact with me and said nothing. The other woman said hello after I stared at the menu for a bit and asked me what she could get for me. I said I was not sure so she just walked away. \n\nFood: I ordered the number two lunch special which is a slice of cheese pizza, a salad and a fountain drink for 6 dollars. The sauce on the pizza was too sweet for my liking and the dough was too soggy. The salad was good, it was just lettuce, cherry tomatoes and carrots with a balsamic vinaigrette.


We asked for table side guacamole and our waiter said \"I'll make it for you then bring it out\" then I said \"no, we want TABLE SIDE GUACAMOLE\" he again said \"trust me on this. .. I'll make it for you then bring it out and I won't charge you the table side price.. we are too backed up in the kitchen.\" I told him to go tell his manager what he told me or I was going to tell him.... judging by the managers reaction when he came to our table... he most likely told all his servers to do this on their shift. Eat at the one on Las Vegas Blvd or go elsewhere.


It was good but not great especially given the prices,  I had the carnetas and I have better for much less then what I was charged here.  The rest of my family thought the food was good but not worth the price charged.  Did not have the margaritas. The guacamole I have to say was among the best I have ever had.  Did not like the salsa.  Service was so-so. Next time I want Mexican I will go elsewhere.


The O does something I hate.  A lot of places do this, but it needs to stop.  \n\nThe smallest order of fries is more than one person can eat.  They charge you $3.50 for it but you only end of eating $1.50.  The rest goes into the trash, or rather, into the owners pocket since I can't imagine the potatoes and ketchup cost much.\n\nThe O clearly survives on nostalgia.  They're unlikely to change a damn thing if they've survived in Oakland for so long, but I can't help but wish.\n\nOther than the fries (which were excellent, but should only ever be shared), I have little to recommend.


I've been going to Movement Restoration for two years now, and absolutely love it. I started going to Trisha as a part of training for races... then I just got addicted and go because I feel that her massages are good for the soul. Through the work of Movement Restoration, I now understand what it means to say \"massage THERAPY\"!  I've seen Marjie in addition to Trisha, and she is also fantastic. Great people, great company.  You can't go wrong.


Love Tea Lite but will now frequent much less.  Why, because they stopped making one of the best sandwiches on the planet.  As of about a week ago, we were told by the person running the counter that they have stopped making their version of the Banh Mi, which is a great chicken sandwich.  Was told it was too difficult to make.  Why you would take the item off of the menu that Phoenix Magazine listed as one of the 20 best sandwiches in the city doesn't make sense.  Bring it back!


Meh... \n\nSuper slow going southbound in the morning. I've discovered I can get to work quicker on surface streets, which are no picnic.\n\nDecent ride when it's not rush hour.  Nice view through the mountains.


I've recently become a huge pho fan, so I was excited to try Tea Light Cafe, which is right in my neighborhood.  While it wasn't quite as authentic as a place I was recently turned onto in Downtown LA, it was still very tasty  and fresh.  A cup of hot tea and a bowl of pho is always wonderful on a cold winter day!  At $8, it's enough for two to share, or it can be two meals for one person!  We don't exactly have a lot of independent ethnic restaurants in this area, so it's nice to have Tea Light Cafe serving up yummy Vietnamese food - hopefully people will continue to support it.


Ogborne Law, PLC provides excellent legal services at a reasonable price and with service that is simply not found at most law firms. If you have a legal issue I would highly recommend that you give Michelle a call!


The good news is that they have Happy Hour every day and the apps are 5 bucks each. The bad news is that the apps we ordered were not that good. The potato skins had pico de gallo on them (yes she asked if we wanted it) and were undercooked a bit. The pretzel bites left a bunch to be desired and neither was worthy of the full menu price. The bar does not feature one football team and the TV sets at the bar were pretty good, but it depends on what seat is available. It seems like a decent locals joint to watch sports and they have some good beer specials each day. On Sunday it was $4 large drafts and the place was not packed like most bars on Sunday.


Yes, I am giving this place 3 stars. The chicken was under-cooked. Pink in the middle of the thickest part. The waitress verified.\n\nNormally, that would deserve a one-star rating. However, they were quite apologetic, gave me a fully-cooked meal for free, and some delicious desert for free, as well.\n\nNow, I've cooked chicken many times. And sometimes it's tough to tell whether it is cooked all the way through. And, I really loved the food. I just would have loved it more if it was cooked fully. \n\nSo, would I go back -- absolutely. Do I forgive -- yes. Do they deserve more stars -- probably upon my next visit I could see a 4/5.


Hubby and I were craving some mexican, so we decided to try this place. We called about 25 minutes before their ridiculously early closing time of 8pm. The woman was incredibly rude, asked us how far we were (which makes sense it was the nasty tone she used), then told us twice to hurry and make sure we were there before closing. Despite telling her we were less than 5 minutes away. We get there about 15 til, food's not ready and there are 8 people inside still eating! Clearly they weren't getting out of there on time anyway. \n\nBased on the reviews I expected really exceptional food, I can put up with rude staff for good food. Rude staff and mediocre food? Not so much. We ordered a burrito, some tacos, beans and guac. All of which were just bland, the flavor people speak of must come solely from their sauces. I feel meat should actually be seasoned and wholly reliant upon red sauce. The chips that came with the meal super thick and overcooked. The portion sizes were also very small compared to most other \"mom and pop\" mexican joints. Usually for the same price we have enough leftovers for at least lunch. \n\nI'm honestly disappointed, I was hoping to find a place that could replace the Villa's by our old house.


Open late. Not too expensive by Vegas standards. Usually no wait. Inside our hotel.\nWe ate here too much during our stay because it was so convenient.\nThe food was ok. The service was good. Calm atmosphere. \nI'd eat here again, but mostly because it's quick when my blood sugar is low.


It's okay. it's nothing like San Francisco food .


Wonton soup is terrible. I don't know what I expected for mall food but yuck. Broth tasted gamey and the wontons themself just looked bad. Couldn't even bring myself to try one.


good clean family fun, close to home and CHEAP! Compared to going to Sun Splash or Big Surf, sure it's not a mega park, but close, cheap, clean, and fun for the kids. We have our own backyard pool, this is a fun change of venue that won't break you.


Treasure Island, also known as the TI, has been around for a while.  Located at the north end of the Strip, TI is sandwiched between the Fashion Show Mall and The Mirage Hotel and Casino.  It across from The Venetian and Wynn.\n\nSince the remodel a few years back, all of the restaurants and clubs have changed and are much better/higher rated than they used to be.  On a recent visit, I noticed that the Christian Audigier club is located where Tangerine used to be.  There is everything from high-end steakhouses to Starbucks coffee on-property.\n\nCirque du Soleil has a show at TI, which is Mystere.  There is also the Sirens of TI show, which is free nightly, and headline acts that perform like Bill Cosby and LeAnn Rimes.\n\nI have had a few funny experiences on this property over the years.  I have nothing bad to say other than I do not visit often because I am usually across the street at one of the aforementioned casinos.  Definitely worth a visit, whether you are staying there or not.


I understand that the Artisan has changed direction and while I can see that the changes they've made have increased their business, it feels like this transformation is spiraling out of control.\n\n Gone are the cozy little areas to sit, unless you want bottle service. They've also removed all the tables around the bar and even the bar stools. The bartender explained to us that since they are known as an after-hours place, they don't want people sitting at the bar, because people can't get up to it to get a drink. I might have agreed with that decision,  were we not literally the only people in the bar.\n\n  On a Saturday night at 11pm there were more employees than customers and more confusion than good times to be had. We already had drinks in our hand and were sent outside to get a stamp; great job, team. The bartender had a terrible attitude...until it was time to tip her. Also, our drinks were served in plastic solo cups; how tacky is that? You charge $15 a drink and you can't afford something a little nicer? We went out the patio, where we were told we had to buy a hookah to sit at a table. A hookah? The patio was also nearly empty, so it just made us feel unwelcome and that there were far too many rules to follow for us to enjoy ourselves. \n\n What I love about this place; the decor. It's a beautiful place, there is no denying that. I like that it's been cleaned up, because it felt like it was circling the drain the last time I stayed in a room there. I also love that there isn't any gaming. That's the end of my list, currently.\n\n We had one drink and left. On the way to the next stop, my girlfriend said \"raise your hand if this cab ride is more fun than the Artisan\"; every hand went up.


The rooms are large and nice, and the price is right.  The free airport shuttle was a big help and is very much appreciated.  The casino was large and had pretty good action, despite some terrible luck at the poker tables (it should be noted the poker room had a bunch of tables going, even at 3am).  One problem is that the pool is pretty cold and there is no hot tub for kids.  I like that the main hot tub is adults only, but they need another one, especially if the pool is so cold, where kids would be allowed.  This is a very good place to go if you have kids with you, and a pretty good place to go if you are an adult and want to save some money on a weekend trip (as long as you can live without being on the strip).  Note they now have a $14 resort fee, which is relatively fair given the good coupon book you get when you check in and the free shuttle to the airport.


Bij binnenkomst goed geholpen. Keurige kamer zo op het eerste gezicht. Ruim, met woonkamertje, keukentje, slaapkamer en badkamer in een. Best netjes voor het aantal sterren. \n\nWiFi is slecht, je wordt er steeds af gegooid. Maar goed, who needs WiFi in Vegas?\n\nHet bijbehorende casino+bar is best grappig, alleen niet voor muggenzifters/kleinzerigen. Terwijl wij lekker een drankje dronken en een gokje waagden ontstond er een vechtpartijtje achter ons, waarop direct werd ingegrepen. Ja, er komen hier dus ook asociale omwonenden gokken en drinken. \n\nDe shuttlebus naar de Vegas-Strip verdient een groot compliment, deze rijdt gratis van 07:00 tot 22:00 en brengt en haalt je. Topservice!


And empty club (determined by friend that was already there when we showed up), and empty line, and I need to buy bottle service to get in?  No thanks.  This place is awful.