Being a (closet) fan of Jaimee Rose's  Azcentral blog, I had heard about Noca a few weeks ago. I always enjoy trying out new restaurants and admit to still being very unfamiliar with many of the well known establishments here in the Valley.Trusting her taste and the pictures and descriptions of the items, I was keen on going and what better a time than my birthday. We were a party of 5 and had the following:\nParents: Kampachi and a suggestion from the waiter not on the menu but very tasty (linguini with shrimp).\nGirlfriend: Pappardelle\nSister: Duck\nMyself: Spinach mezzaluna\n\nI have to commend our waiter. Very friendly but not overbearing. She was very familiar with the menu and was able to recommend some wines, which is usually something I don't do but felt comfortable doing with her. She was able to answer all our questions regarding some of the dishes we were unfamiliar with as well.\n\nPositives: \nVery class cozy ambiance. Restaurant was smaller and not exactly what I thought it would be with the \"bigger is better\" mentality I'm used to in the US but that takes nothing away from it on the contrary.\n\nService is excellent for the most part. Never had to ask for water and the bussers and waiters always seem to have the right timing to refill your water or assist you. \n\nThe quality of the food was exceptional, though the 1 star penalty goes towards the portions or \"bang for your buck\". I'd have wished for a few more mezzaluna's and other than my girlfriend's reasonable portion they did seem to be a bit too \"european\" even for my taste.\n\nThe desserts really were the cherry on the cake. Perfect portions, very creative and tasty. You actually receive cotton candy at the end of your meal (regardless of a dessert or not I'm can't be sure). I really enjoyed the milk and cookies (excellent chocolate chip cookies provided with a cup of delicious vanilla milkshake). We also enjoyed the cheesecake dessert which consisted of rolled balls of cheesecake with a strawberry coulis and the small doughnuts with jelly were delicious as well. The best part was not footing the bill!\n\nNegatives (few but could use some improving):\n\nThe delay between our order and receiving our food was probably 10-15 minutes. I'm used to having some bread in restaurants that I would consider \"classy\" or expensive and that was lacking here. They did provide an \"amuse bouche\" that was original but for some could be considered a bit odd. It consisted of a spoon of mint,melon and pop rocks, quite the party in your mouth and refreshing but not very filling for the wait.\n\nI definitely look forward to returning and trying out some of their other dishes. The desserts were exceptional and I'm quite certain a few clients came in just for those, similar to what I do with out of town visitors at Oregano's. All in all a pleasant and welcome surprise to the dining scene here in the valley.


This place is pretty fun! The staff can get a little forgetful and zone out a little, but they are pretty upbeat. Why not 4 stars, it's a bit pricey for a burger/bar joint. I unfortunately didn't order a burger, I just ordered mozzarella sticks to munch on, while my friend ordered a full meal. The mozzarella sticks were pretty decent, I usually say motsy sticks can be determined by the marinara sauce, if you have good marinara you have good motzy sticks. Their sauce was pretty decent for a burger place, not bad at all! I have to say I wish I did get a burger, for my friend ordered their BBQ/Bacon burger and it was pretty delicious! Im not a fan of BBQ, but this burger wasn't overpowered with the BBQ sauce. The BBQ taste was a good flavor that added to the burger, bacon and cheese! Gave it a nice little kick! Food was good, staff was decent, stays pretty busy on the weekends and the prices are a little high, but you have to kind of expect that for they are right there in Old Town Scottsdale. Old Town seems to have little higher prices then other restaurants down the streets. Overall A-OK place!


Unfortunately everything that my husband and I ordered was unsatisfactory. The burnt ends were extremely dry, and the crab cakes and chili were terribly bland. On a brighter note, the sweet tea was delicious.


The service is rude here. They are impersonal and impolite. The food is ok, nothing outstanding but not horrible. They have really good crab ragoons, and their jjajangmyeon is the best you'll find in champaign. In short: food is decent but service is horrible.


Big, clean, carries lots of variety. Some is overpriced, the rest is about average.


This has been on my excel document of go to's for a long while now and was finally fulfilled last year. \n\nIt was dinner time and we took an elevator up to the level of the restaurant and once you get out, there is a hostess waiting for you. You see the kitchen immediately and the hostess brings you to your table. We didn't have to wait at all. \n\nJust as I hoped for, we got a table right by the window. Perfect view of the Bellagio and their water show. The only thing that ruined the view was cloudy sky. But I wasn't going to let that ruin my dinner.\n\nThe waiter was on top of everything and our glasses were never empty. I ordered the Baked Alaskan Halibut with vegetables and a side of potato gratin. I ordered the side because I had a feeling the portions would be small, but boy was I wrong. The fish was huge and the sauces so delicious. \n\nFor dessert we had the chocolate souffle, which I must say, is DELICIOUS! I still remember the sweet warm chocolate melting in my mouth. Ah, I'd definitely just return for dessert.\n\nThe only reason why I am giving this 4 stars instead of 5 is for one thing. When I took my first bite into my fish, there was a bone in it. And that's just not right. At least it was the only bone in my fish I found.


I have been here twice in the last year and both times were amazing. I went with my wife both times and we requested a table with a view, and when we got there we sat right in the corner and we were able to see all the people walking the strip and the cool Wynn sign. The place is huge so it is a great place for large parties as well. If you don't want to take a lot of food home (or back to the hotel room) then just order the 1/2 orders instead and even though it still may be tons of food at least you wont be wasting it. All the drinks are wonderful and the food is great every time we come here. Sure its just like any other Maggianos as far as taste goes but its Vegas so there is a little added something. I talk to the GM of this restaurant like once a month and he is a really nice guy. The staff is great and the views are amazing. If you have not been here..go and if you have been here ...go back. \n\nPeace Out, \nMZ


Yummy!! The pizza is delish, the fried mushrooms heavenly, the carrot cake to die for and my family loves their wings!! I highly recommend!


I have tried this place twice.  It is very popular, always crowded, and has a nice ambiance.  That being said, plain and simple- the food is bad.  The chicken marsala was the worst I have ever eaten and at $16, was not a good value.  I probably should have sent it back.  While their pizza is OK, at $12-15, I would rather go to a number of other places that are far superior such as Sauce, Fired Pizza, Pizza Me, Crust, or Grimaldi's.  It is always a puzzle to me why places that often have such mediocre food and prices can be so popular, but I would imagine it has to do mostly with the atmosphere.


Upon arriving at Jaleo, I was sure we were in for a HUGE treat. The place was jam-packed, I LOVE Tapas (having lived in Spain for a short time) and the hostess was absolutely AWESOME and managed to get us a private room for my sister's 21st birthday. I have to be honest: the meal turned out to be a pretty big disappointment. I probably wouldn't recommend this to anyone with limited time in Vegas, although I have to say, I'd probably go back and try different menu items. Most restaurants deserve a second chance.\n\nSERVICE: This was one of the main reasons I didn't end up loving Jaleo. The hostess was GREAT - she worked some magic and got us a private room (that doesn't take reservations) and she checked in while we were waiting to provide us updates on timing. When we sat down, we had two servers assigned to our room. The main waitress was nice, but steamrolled our decision-making process. Having lived in Spain, I had some definite opinions on what we should order and I could hardly get a word in edgewise. She also failed to get drink orders from everyone and when I tried to speak up to order, she talked right over me. Finally, another member of my group tapped her on the arm to let her know she hadn't gotten a drink order from me. While I knew what the dishes were like, the rest of my group wasn't acquainted with many of the menu items. When asked for what she'd recommend, the waitress blew through several items so quickly that my friends couldn't even keep up to locate them on the menu. It didn't help that she used the Spanish names instead of describing what they were in English. Her initial service left a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the meal.\n\nFOOD: One thing about Jaleo - this is one authentic tapas menu. I was REALLY impressed. It's a huge menu and there are so many things on it that most Americanized tapas joints wouldn't include. The gazpacho was a HUGE hit at our table, although difficult to share because it was served in one dish. The garlic shrimp was pretty good, although a member of our table got one of those awkward bad shrimp - something I don't think can be avoided. The peppers stuffed with goat cheese (my selection) turned out to be a hit despite no one else seeming interested in it from the beginning. Definitely order that if you go. I'd pass on either of the croquettes (but I never liked them in Spain either, so that may just be a \"me\" thing). They were served in a Camper tennis shoe, which was SUPER cute. We loved that - although the waitress had zero explanation for it. Lame. One thing I would definitely NOT order again was the beef paella. It was some of the worst meat in the paella that I've ever had - another member of our group couldn't eat meat for the next two days because she was so grossed out. Plus, it was SO expensive! Be sure to check the price on paella before you order...and I'd go with more tapas instead. Or, maybe try the seafood paella.\n\nDRINKS: One regret from our group - we wish we had ordered a carafe of sangria. Instead, some of us had wine and some had cocktails. My Whiskey de Verano was AWESOME and I'd recommend it to others. Good drink options. No problems here.\n\nATMOSPHERE: The restaurant, which is totally open on one side is pretty upbeat and busy. It was PACKED on a Thursday at 9:30. But, like I said - we had the  private room. It was AWESOME. It had glass doors, so the noise was kept out (and ours was kept in). My friends who were facing the doors, though, said waiters and waitresses kept staring at us through the doors, which was a little awkward. Oh well. Deal with it - the room was great. It even had a lazy susan on the table to help share tapas.\n\nOVERALL: Like I said, I'd go back here again to give the authentic Spanish menu another try. But, I wouldn't go for a special occasion or with a HUGE group. I'd order the sangria and I'd go with lower expectations. This was just an okay meal for me in Vegas - I've had better meals.


Tried the brisket the other day, and it was excellent.  Juicy and tender, it's a definite re-order.  They put the sauce on top, next time I'll ask them to put it on the side, so I can just eat some brisket by itself.


Very unique and authentic breakfast. This is not a \"IHOP\" type. Everything is made and presented delicately. Will definitely go back to check out the salads.


This was weird. I found them on Yelp and called to make sure they were open. \"Yes\"-hang up. Um, what? Do you not want my business? We went anyway, which is rare because I am stubborn about those things, but the pictures looked really good. When I walked in, they just stared at me. I had to ask for a menu. And water. It was so weird. We joked that you must have to be a regular or VIP to get attention around here.. When the food came, no doubt it was delicious. The ambiance is nice, but I'm not going to go out of my way to go here again because it felt like I was intruding on them or something.\n\nThey earn stars for: high quality food, open late, parking. They lose stars for: bad service, no liquor license.


This time I enjoyed my experience even more than last!  Skinny skin-on fries were very tasty.  My Vienna Premium Beef Chicago Dog on a soft and steamed Vienna Poppy Seed Bun was authentic and delicious.  And, my 3\" Italian Beef Sandwich with sweet peppers on a Gonnella Italian Style Roll that had been drenched in Au Jus was simply great with and without Giardiniera.  Again I got the most bang for my buck by ordering the #4 Windy City's Best of Both Worlds.  Especially for dinner, it would be a shame to only consume one sandwich or dog here, in any event!  \n\nThe proprietors, who are hands-on owners, were very friendly, and service was first-rate.  Ambiance is Windy City Chicago sports all the way, with great-tasting Chi-Town comfort food.


Dr Glassman has been a caring and thorough physician. He takes the time to make you feel at ease and important and he always explains everything so I can understand it. His staff is friendly and kind and they always remember my name and make me feel wwlcome. Highly recommend this Doctor to anyone!


Yum! Wasn't expecting this to be as good or as nice atmosphere wise. With a name like nando's was comparing it to filly bees, much better! Homemade chips and salsa. As a vegetarian I seriously appreciate the ability to order tacos, burrito, or chimichangas with veggies or potatoes! Plus you can't beat pitchers of Dos Equis! I took off a star because their guacamole tastes like it comes from a package. This place gets enough business to use real guacamole. Worth a taste if you're in the area!


Had a chance to try the crustless quiche today - works for gluten free. It had a good flavor, not over cooked and fresh ingredients. They are working on a gluten free crust for the pot pies and quiches. The meatless one today hit the stop. I'll try them again.


I was going to send my daughter to Wal-Mart to get her oil changed for $30.00 but then received a coupon in the mail for a Midas oil change for $19.99.  I sent her there instead.  My daughter is 16.  She returned home with a $35.50 oil change! I asked her how that happened and she said, \"David\" insisted that she needed the more expensive oil and that is all they offer now so she didn't really have a choice.  He also told her that they don't honor that coupon even thought their location is right on the coupon.  He tried to up sell her a bunch more crap but luckily she was smart enough to say no.  I called him when she returned home and asked him what kind of scam they are running and he said that they don't accept that coupon and the fact that their name and location is on the coupon is irrelevant.  He apparently gave her a $5.00 credit so this was a $40.00 plus oil change.  David is a crook and Midas practices false advertising and exploitation.  \n\nOne more thing...when I questioned his lack of ethics and shabby business practices he hung up on me.  Typical coward.


My husband has a certain brand of pants he needs for work.  Before moving here we've always shopped at Men's Wearhouse.  Unfortunately this location has failed us.  \n\nWe have stopped in here a few times. Each time the items we needed were out of stock.  Each time the customer service was well below par.   I would always try to make eye contact so they would acknowledge us but no luck.  \n\nThe bottom line is to save yourself the aggravation.  Just order online if you know specifically what you need.  Plus we found sale prices online that weren't advertised in the store.


Terrible service terrible food. Huge disappointment. The food is plentiful but nothing special. We'll go back to Arriba.


Great and honest service. The guys were kind and straightforward, letting me know all that i needed in order to make decisions about my car.  Reasonably priced and quick service (considering my car was towed during a winter morning).  Thankful they were so close!!


A nice, grand park that's perfect for meandering or enjoying a nice picnic.  Portions of it have dense trees and it's nice to feel as if you are in a forest and far away from a city.  This place is worth the visit.


I went to this gym for about a year and liked that it was only $10 a month. The machines are adequate/nice and even have TVs and fans on some. The bathrooms always stunk (seems like they need some ventilation). The parking lot was full a lot and that was before they built the ZTejas so I'm sure it will be worse now.\n\nMy major complaint is that about 6 months after cancelling, I got a call from an attorney saying that I owed $250 dollars because I did not cancel my membership properly. Not sure how that is possible since I went in and filled out all of the paperwork. I called UFit and was told to come in and talk to a manager. I did, the manager was very helpful, and made it all go away with no payment. I was satisfied with how it was handled but very unhappy that it had come up at all.\n\nStill, I would consider going back because of the low price and the LA Fitness I go to now sucks and is 3x as much.


since i was staying at the mgm signature for the weekend, i really didnt have too many options for food close to my hotel....so after my long walk to the mgm hotel and since 'witchcraft is the first restaurant i saw, i opted to just eat here. other than the food court with fast food options, i was looking for a quick, \"affordable\" dinner. my breakfast steak and egg sandwich (served all day) was probably the most expensive sandwich that i have ever had in my life haha...2 sandwiches + $5 side salad  + $3 dasani water was close to $30. i'm just glad that since this was a order at the counter, pick up your food kind of place that i didnt have to tip extra haha. the sandwiches were good, but not great for the price. i didnt think the food was anything spectacular although i did think that the balsamic vinaigrette dressing on the salad was pretty tasty.


I had a problem with a coolant leak on the top of my 2008 Ford Expedition engine.  I had had my AC repaired a year earlier at this shop without concern so I when to Greulich's on Ray Road again to have them provide me with an estimate to repair the coolant leak.\n\nI arrived about 4 PM on a Weds and explained the problem.  With little discussion, the Service Writer (Kelly15) took my keys to have a mechanic \"take a look\".  There was no discussion about any fees to get an estimate.\n\nAbout 45 minutes later, I was presented with an estimate of $1,558.93 to have a couple hoses replace and to remove and replace the engine intake manifold.  I was dumbfounded because it was obvious that the hose was leaking at some of the manufacturing joints and spraying down on the engine.  I challenged the Service Writer and said I didn't think the manifold was the problem.  He assured me that his \"Master Certified\" mechanic confirmed the need of manifold replacement.\n\nIn disbelief, I said that I would have to have another garage provide me with an estimate before proceeding at which time, I was asked to pay $58.50 plus tax for the mechanic's time.  Bull S!, I was never advised that an \"estimate\" came with a $58,50 shop bill.  With a firm (read LOUD) voice, I said \"I'm not paying your bill\" and my vehicle was returned to me.\n\nLong story short, I purchased the replacement hose assembly from a retail automotive store and the necessary antifreeze to replace the hose.  After 200 miles, I observe no additional leakage.  Total repair cost in parts was $139.95 and a couple of hours of my time.  Total SAVINGS to me $1,418.98.  \n\nIt goes without a second thought that I will not be using Greulich's services and will have reason to tell others why I have reached my decision.


The second time I went here, it was absolutely horrible.  I ordered a vegetarian dish.  It came out stone cold.  I sent it back and it came out a second time, covered in cheese and when I dug in, I found meat.  They didn't even care!  I sent a letter to the owners and NEVER got a response.  This place is a disgusting excuse for a restaurant.  BEWARE!


My friends kept raving about Kabuki, so I thought I'd give them a chance, despite its mixed reviews.\n\nAfter spending 104 bucks on 7 or so different rolls/drinks/beer/sake...I found their sushi to be sub par. It's like going to TGI Friday's and thinking \"Man, I really want steak...I am going to a steak house...called...TGI Friday's!\" - Kabuki is a chain. So, in other words - Not the best.\n\nI really desperately tried to give them a chance, hence the mass amounts of sushi ordered. I thought \"Maybe it was just THIS roll...okay maybe this NEXT roll will be good.\" Not so much.\n\nThe quality of ingredients were poor, as was the preparation. \n\nGotta say the drinks were pretty fabulous though.\n\nDrinks - A +\nFirecracker Appetizer - B-\nAmbiance - B\nSushi - D -\nServer - C +\n\n2 stars\n\nIf you are a sushi lover, PASS. If you aren't too familiar with sushi and haven't yet raised the bar - Go for it...but don't say you weren't warned.


I am not a prude person, I am actually very open minded to all sexualities and activities. To my own surprise, I left this show without feeling sexy, but rather uncomfortable and annoyed. \n\nHubby picked this adult show, paid $200 ish for orchestra seats close to the stage. We assumed this was like The Peep show in Cirque du Soleil style. Supposed to be sexy and sensual with all the amazing aerobics, but it was not! It was nothing sexy but annoying interacts with audience throughout the entire show. I was very relieved that hubby didn't get the love seats in the front rows, we were very close to the stage still. I felt bad for the people who had to go along with the embarrassing \" supposed to be sexy \" questions & activities on the stage.... It was horrific!  Not to mention two men hosts kept doing strange naughty things to men and women... And the adult toys and men costumes were nothing sexy but very disturbing. The young girls performers were very beautiful with nice body, amazing costumes too.  \n\nMost of the performance was not impressive. I only enjoyed the two girls amazing aerobic act in a huge glass cup, it was sensual, beautiful and sexy in a classy way! To my horror, there were just too many nearly naked guys on the stage... Yuk! I had to cover my eyes with napkins all the time when guys were performing, and the solo girl aerobic act on the ropes made me so uncomfortable, I have no intention to watch and listen imaginary sex scene with strangers sitting all around me.... The gay kissing was just too much... \n\nThe final imaginary orgy performance with a man and a woman from audience was so bad, please... I only wanted to see sexy girls perform on the stage, NO naked guys, naked old women, men and fat women! \n\nI had to get up and took a break, one of the staffs asked if I was OK, I politely replied that I had to make a phone call, and went to the lounge in the front to sit for a while, I needed some time out seriously! One more look at some naked men, I would literally throw up in my beverage cup! Sorry I meant no disrespect for the hard working performers, I am just not that into men's bodies. Well....I started to drink so fast from my big alcohol beverage cup when I got back, too bad it didn't make me feel any better.. Guess this show was just not my type of show! I guess it is supposed to be interesting and exciting for a lot of people, but for me, it was too blunt, they should've made the seats less crowded... So I could at least not to be so close to the strangers around me... I am open to sexy and naughty bedroom times with my husband only.... I definitely don't like to watch a show about it in a theatre full of people.... \n\nThey only sell drinks and snacks at concession stand outside the theatre, the frozen drink was too sweet and weak, the margarita on rock was strong though. Two big drinks and two jelly shots cost $54. \n\nIf you want to see a show to give you ideas about  different sexualities and activities, or into buff muscular naked guys, you will love this show, otherwise, Stay away!!!


When I lived nearby, I would eat here at least once a week.  You can't go wrong here.  The menu is centered on roasted chicken.   You can get it with Jaco sauce, black beans, whole chicken etc.  They have a large variety of sides that are just as good as the entrees.  It is a very fast-order at the counter type of place.  It is cheap, filling, and very tasty.


Knocking you guys down a star. The place has become a rather hit & miss as of my latest visit. Broth used to be richer, portion more generous, service has gotten a bit more prompt not enough to warrant the 3star.\n\nTime for a new backup pho place?


Almond croissant was definitely a signature item.  The chocolate croissant was good but nothing special.  Each pastry was $4.  Apparently, the clock/time machine looking thing in the middle of the store spits out free truffles periodically.\n\nOther important info: express line was super efficient and awesome, located close to Cesaer's Palace registration, Noodle No. 9, and right across from Rao's, it's a take-out type of place and first-come-first-serve seating, definitely try the almond croissant.


Love Tony for my nails and Lisa for my toes and eye brows! Great please... clean,  affordable...


I went to this location yesterday (06/16/14) they say open till 8pm but had a sign they were closing early at 5pm due to a staff meeting which is fine I understand. They still took my car in and said they can look into my brake issue I was having. They brought me out to the garage and said my car would need two back new rotors and brakes as well as they would possibly need to replace the hubs on both back wheels. They could not diag the car any further and would need me to return tomorrow. They asked me when I would be back or if I would like to schedule an appointment, I said around 5-6pm tomorrow they said that's fine. \n\nI came back today at 5:15 pm and they remembered me. They started to write up a ticket but then the lady at the front said they only had one tech working till 7pm who would be able to properly \"diag\" my drum issue that is possibly bad, but they aren't for sure until they take the rotor and brakes off. She said if they do that and it's bad they can't fix it tonight even though they were open for 2 1/2 more hours because he leaves at 7pm and they would need to order the parts. Mind you I told them yesterday when I would be back and they said ok but never thought to tell me come earlier. So I said basically you don't staff qualified techs that can do every job your company says it can do until the close of business? After a round about conversation she agreed after that tech David leaves at 7pm no other techs can diag my car issue with the rear hub that I am having. I understand not being able to get parts tonight, but not having a tech able to diag my car as they say because they only have one guy named David working tonight that is capable of doing it? Not cool.\n\nWhile standing there waiting for the front desk lady to go ask the manger for answers to the multiple questions I kept asking her, there were two other customers with issues. One customer had his tire patched the day before by this business and it already failed which they told him they can't fix it again and he would need to buy a new tire. The other customer just left after having repairs and said his car is pulling hard to the right. I wasn't getting a warm and fuzzy feeling about this place. Mind you when the manager went to go pull in the car with the flat tire repair the upset customer asked the front desk lady what are all the reasons a tire patch could go bad? She responded with \"a lot I'm sure, but I'm new here and only been here for about 8 days so I really don't know.\"\n\nI went down the street to Goodyear and the quotes were incredibly different. I was told by Firestone they offered 3 different types of rotors for $92 $82 $72 but at Goodyear I didn't even say anything I just got a quote and surprisingly their rotors cost $52?? The brakes are also about $60 cheaper. I was a first time and last time customer of this Firestone on deer springs and Aliante pkwy. \nI rarely ever leave reviews for businesses but when you go down the street for the same problem and get a quote for $100 some dollars less and your problem is fixed rather then paying possibly $1127.00 for rear brakes, rear rotors, and two new drums something isn't right. I see another couple customers reviews stating the same problem, this place tries to up sale and scare you into thinking your car is falling apart. Be careful folks and get a second opinion always with mechanical work. Thankfully I kind of got forced into getting a second opinion and I'm glad they sent me packing it worked out for the better!!


If I could give this place 10 stars I would. I've been coming here since opened and it is consistently the best. Breakfast all day, more than just burgers and fries, deserts, beer selection....I can't rave enough.\n\nThe meatloaf of the Gods is to die for and their Just Coffee roast (their own blend) is so amazingly good I have my mom buy it and send it up to me in Minneapolis. It's that good.\n\nSome of the people that work there have been there since I was a kid. Its a neighborhood place where you're bound to run into people you know and I make a point to go there at least twice while I'm home to visit.\n\nYay Monty's!


Coach A has outdone himself with the new place.   The listed address is now correct.  \n\nIf you want to get fit, this is the place to do it.  Coach A, and all the other coach's are there to help you and get you in shape.\n The range of people that go here  is crazy, so no one ever feels out of place.  The work outs are always fresh, and always hard, but you can adjust them to what you can physically do.   If your looking to go to a place, so you can say I went to the gym, this is probably not what you are looking for. However, if your looking for a place that you will know you worked out at, you should drop in.   \n\nThere are no real secrets to seeing results, they start with hard work.  CFC will give you plenty of that.  So if your serious about getting in shape, this is where you want to do it.


I was hoping this would live up to my expectations, it did not. Stayed here in the summer of 2013, celebrating earning my stock broker license. The service from the get go at check in was terrible and only went down from there. The stay was terrible and it was very apparent that we didn't appear to have money, therefore we would be treated as such. Beautiful location and resort but the service was incredibly painful. I will not be returning.


This review is not about bad food. The food was actually quite tasty, it was the managers work ethic that was tasteless. \n\nI came in with my boyfriend today at about 4:30 for a quick bite since we were staying right next door at Aria and also I'm a fan of Bobby Flay. The \"manager\" (and I use quotes because we'll, I'm using that word loosely) was sitting next to us, not working but instead talking to a tall dark handsome customer who I'm pretty sure she knew. The ENTIRE time we were eating our meal, we sat there listening to her loudly talk shit about the employees and as well her manager. Apparently her manager wanted her help to rent a party bus of sorts but then he backed out and now he's an ass for doing that.. According to her. After she gave him the price he told her it was too expensive and didn't want it but her opinion was, why take your family on vacation if you can't afford it. STFU! It's not your place to say those things and you work in a fucking $10 burger joint so don't act like you have room to tell other people how to spend their money. Also, I had to eat my meal listening to her tell the other customer/friend how one of the workers is lazy and she always has to keep an eye on him. That's fine, but any manager with a little sense in their head would know to not do that in front of customers who are trying to eat their lunch. I was really turned off by how unprofessional she was and it's sad that the other workers have that kind of a person they have to answer to...or that they're being talked about behind their backs In front of customers by their manager ..how embarrassing. \n\nBrunette manager working Saturday 9/20 afternoon shift get a grip! I was 2 seconds away from telling you off but my boyfriend stopped me, thank god for your sake... You need to be embarrassed just like you did to your workers. You really struck a nerve and I hope this review comes back to you. These 2 stars go out to you. Set a fucking example.


Love this new place in Arcadia!  It's versatile, great for work lunch, happy hour with friends, or date night out on the town.  The food is great - evidenced by the many, many trophies in the entrance.  They are well deserved!     \n\nMy favorite:  The costilla (short rib) tacos or tostadas. Don't pass up the chips & Guacamole - so good!   I've tried the Alitas (wings) - they defintely have some heat, so be prepared!  \n\nThe portions are perfect, they are small - medium range.  I love the deco, the tree on the wall is amazing!     \n\nDefinitely catch this place whenever you are in Arcadia!


This place knows subs!!!  We went here at the recommendation of a friend and so glad we made the trek from the strip to give this place a try.  Since we had never been before, we went with 2 of the signature subs.  My friend got the Italian and I got the Roast Beef.  Both were packed with tons of delicious meats and really fresh veggies.  The Italian has a good mix of premium italian meats which were not too salty. \nFor the Roast Beef, I got all of the fixins' to include sweet peppers, onions, italian seasoning and oil & vinegar.  The roast beef was shredded which was a nice touch over your standard sliced meat at other sub shops.  \n\nIn writing this review, I just found out there's one in Encino so I can't wait to try it out when I get back home!  \n\nGood stuff here!


One of the worst experiences I've ever had in Scottsdale.  These folks need to head back to NYC and take their terrible food, service and bad attitude with them.   \n\nI cannot believe all the good reviews here.   \n\nThere were eight of us so they automatically add the tip and boy did we pay for it.   The terrible waiter who admitted he was from buffalo complained about us right to our face and the odd thing is we didn't do anything at all.  Owner came over at the end of he night and told me that you don't have to like everybody as he doesn't like his ex wives (?) and they didn't need our business as they're always packed. He also suggested I write a terrible review so I thought I should.  \n\nFood is expensive and below average. \n\nDefinitely not worth it.


I normally come every Sunday during football season. Today was a spur of the moment decision. Sat down to my favorite Asian bartender in the US. She recommend the wings which were phenomenal. Also ordered the Kobe burger. Took it home, opened the box and found two ROTTEN tomatoes which smelled worse than organic fertilizer and just as mushy. Took it back to get a new one, where I was told it was normal for that kind of tomato to smell, look, and feel like a decomposed body. This asst manager clearly has no idea what food or customer service looks like. Luckily the GM was there to smooth things over. If it weren't for my bartender, I would never set foot back in this place again.


I was here in Oct. 2013 and had a guacamole burger.  The burger was very bland, didn't even taste like guacamole and just has no flavor.  Was wayyy overpriced, so was happy I split it with my dining companion.  The restaurant itself is very cute and ambiance is quite nice with the cool surf theme and decor.  The surrounding area is also very nice (Summerlin/Red Rock area), so if you're basically looking for an enjoyable themed place, Islands is nice.  Servers are courteous and helpful.  Maybe other things on the menu are better?  I've had the Kona pie once before and it was good - again, very overpriced, but the portions are big so you can split. That would be my suggestion if you go to Islands - split it and enjoy the fun decor, best of both worlds :)


Had eyebrows done and esthetician ripped my skin off in two places. I called and spoke to the manager Casey and she was rude and blamed me for it. I explained I have had this done a number of times and never had any issues. She asked that I come back in and I was seen by a different esthetician. I saw the new esthetician who was extremely professional and relieved the pain I was feeling in my eyebrow. She apologized and explained to me how this could have happened. When we finished she thanked me and apologized once again. When I was leaving, we saw the manager Casey and the esthetician explained to her what happened. The manager never apologized or thanked me for my business. This woman should not be managing a spa of this caliber. I don't plan on going back there again.


I came into WILD after the gym and had dinner at the bar. The salad I ordered came out fairly quickly while the pizza took half an hour. I liked the smoked tofu in the salad but the dressing was too sour. The ingredients on the pizza worked really well together but there was too much lemon vinaigrette on top which overpowered the goat cheese and the caramelized onions.


I am constantly on the search for great Mexican in the Madison area and I was needless to say based off my 1 star, a little let down. \nNothing special that I could put my finger on with this hole in the wall.\n\nI ordered my usual, hoping for a great steak taco topped with some true Mexican cheese, and I was given something nothing close to what I wanted. \nEl Pastor, you are claiming to be authentic Mexican right? Why are you not using authentic Mexican cheese and spices? Unacceptable.\nNot to mention, the steak sucked. Not flavored at all. Straight up tasted like it had been cooked hours before serving. What are you trying to pull here? There were like 3 other people seated and it was 2pm on a Saturday. Take the time and grill me up some fresh steak. Not cool. \n\nI don't even know if I should start with the mess of beans and horrible rice thrown on my plate. Seriously, take some time and make it look nice. But I guess if it ends up tasting like it did (horrible), it might as well look the part too.\n\nOverpriced \"want to be Mexican food\" is what I call this. \n\nI was told by a work friend that this place was pure Mexican food heaven, and now I have to look this person in the face and say, \"Your taste in Mexican food sucks\". \nThanks El Pastor, you have made a soon to be awkward moment for me!


Its okay, I went there on a Thursday at 1pm for lunch. I paid like 10 dollar plus tax.\n\nI don't really recommend it. I thought it was a disappointment. The sushi does not look fresh but it taste okay.\n\nThey have alot of different asian food and seafood. But quality is in question.\n\nIf you like buffet go for it. If not...dont do it....


Kinda of a rough and tumble crowd at times with the OTB booth in the back corner of the bar. Place is usually crowded after work with the blue collar drinking types and unless your a regular you will probably get ignored like I did on a previous visit. In this case, finally tried the food and it was surprisingly good. The waitress said that the buffalo wrap was good, so I went with grilled chicken tossed in mild wing sauce and that went into my wrap with the usual cheese, lettuce, some blue cheese and maybe a touch of bacon? THe wrap was huge and the chicken and blue cheese melded perfectly together. On the side dish selection wheel, I went with sweet potato fries - this was a decent version of that variety, but the raspberry sauce? served as a dipping option was a fail. Great service on a saturday afternoon and reasonable prices ($8.99) for a filling lunch.


Good vibe & lively on a Wednesday night - a hip Vintner Grill of sorts. Mrs. Wynn's ever-present glowing embers burn into the soul, as they celebrate the deadly sin of vanity. \n\nWorld renowned DJ Steve Angello (Swedish House Mafia) had put together a fantastic collection of old school rock mixed in with progressive house tunes. The mocktail was good - gingery & refreshing. Best to stick with the appetizers aka 'table shares,' which were truly delicious. The entrees (gulf shrimp, sea bass, salmon sushi, and crispy noodles) were a bit 'meh.' Cake pops were too sweet but fun to look at. The food took its time but at least the server had Channing Tatum's good looks.\n\nTip: if you get a table at Andrea's (Aan-dray-aaz), you can skip the line & entry charges for Surrender Nightclub.


You all have to be kidding me! I am in town for business, went by all of your reviews and when I walked in, it was nothing but disappointment.  A very very small collection of books in the entire store. Geesh.  They need some stock. So many empty shelves.


There's a Chinese restaurant in Lancaster, CA that my wife likes, they have big servings with really good food. So, we decided to try and find a similar restaurant here in Phoenix/Avondale/Goodyear area. I saw the Samurai Asian Bistro in passing the other day and told her about it. We decided to go and let me tell you, while the portions may not have been as large as the ones in California the food was very tasty. I highly recommend this place. Food is delicious and priced just right. I will definitely will go back.


Cheap eats and a nice environment, very clean unlike other pho places in chinatown


The person answering the phone might be the single worst employee I've ever encountered. I asked to order a delivery and he said, \"I'm too busy\" and hung up the phone. When I called back (mostly in disbelief that a business would hang up on a customer) he and asked if he wanted another attempt at my business, \"I'm sorry you feel that way bye\" and hung up immediately.


Greeting and food service was on the slow side to be 3PM and pretty empty. We were standing upfront for about 15 minutes and literally no one stopped to check our status or seat us. Once seated, our server Luke was definitely helpful and on point with his drink and taco suggestions though. \n\nWe had the street corn as an appetizer, total waste of $4. Corn on the cob (probably the smallest I've ever seen), lathered in oil and a sprinkle of cheese. I was expecting at least a juicy piece of corn and all the things that would make it almost worth spending $4 for & even more so \"Mexican Street Corn\". I had the shrimp and Al Pastor tacos with saffron rice and opted for sweet plantains instead of beans ($2 upcharge). Tacos were pretty tasty (that's what the one star is for), plantains were burnt on some ends and they were all stuck together. Saffron rice would've been good had I not chomped on a few hard clusters of rice. \n\nI went back on yelp and saw the South Park location had better reviews - because I really wanted to like this place,  I'm willing to give Cantina 1511 another shot but at the South Park location. One star for the tacos alone.


To pricey.. ordered spam masubi and Turon bites.. spam masubi the rice was to hard n I think the spam wasn't cook right. N the turon bite wasn't the turon I was expecting. .. so I give it a 2 for now..


I love this place!!! Best vegetarian eggs Benedict, and I've always had good service.


I went here and ordered a hamburger about two minutes til closing, and sure enough i was in the ER with severe stomach pains by 3 AM.\nI am about 99% sure that is what caused it but due to the inability to give a stool sample within the first few hours the doctors were unable to absolutely say it was their fault... Plus the wait times are horrible even for expensive food and a small menu to go along with the terrible service. \nI would recommend anybody who wants to get a hamburger late at night, to go elsewhere unless you want to run the risk of severe stomach pains and nausea!


I love the food here. Everything i have tried seemed fresh and delicious and tastes good cold the next day for lunch too. My only complaint was the egg rolls. I love egg rolls and they are not very good here so I wouldnt order them for sides. If you like Orange chicken you will not be dissapointed.


Open just two weeks.  First impression was good - hostesses were gorgeous and helpful.  Server was also cute and great service.\n\nFood gets an A from me based on one visit.  Interesting chips - thick and not too corn flavored - seem to be made right there.  Excellent roasted salsa.  Be sure to ask for hot/spicy if you care for it.\n\nMy wife and I both ordered tacos, so perhaps the special would have been even better.  Menu is a little limited - wifey wanted fajitas or a salad and there were none on the menu.  Tacos were very tasty but a little non-traditional.  Cabbage and what looked like maybe goat cheese - not lettuce and melted cheddar - put off my wife but I loved it.  My shrimp tacos were delicious and came with a tasty dill sauce.  Shrimp were tiny but well seasoned.  Black beans and pintos were well flavored.  Rice was unremarkable. For 11 bucks a plate, the two tacos did not fill us up.  But, with the chips and salsa, I left stuffed.\n\nBeautiful fountain outside with flames and lights - really nice.  Seating area outside with a TV for sports looked inviting but it was a little cool for that today.\n\nInside is a little noisy, possibly due to the hard surface, modern decor.  But, there are several bar areas with TVs and a really cool open seating area to the right of the main entrance which looked fun and was being enjoyed by some folks lounging there.  Very cool huge ceiling fan in the main dining area and some neat hanging metal star artwork near one of the bars. \n\nMargaritas were a mixed experience.  I thought the house on the rocks was OK, but my wife returned her frozen for on the rocks as it lacked flavor.  I'd recommend a pitcher on the rocks for value and flavor.\n\nHigher-end food than our other favorite - Cantina Laredo - but the ambiance is more modern and somewhat less comfortable at Barrio Cantina.\n\nI need to visit again and sample more of the menu, and I will.  I'd recommend this place for the start of a night on the town or to hang at the bar for sports.  Plenty of parking.  Convenient across from PV Mall and right next to Outback if you are looking for a landmark.


I went yesterday with my friend, having bought a groupon that covered the session fee, hair, makeup, a dvd slide show, and one 8x10.  The appointment was easy to make, and they called to confirm 2 days before the appointment, which is always appreciated because sometimes you forget.\n\nThere is one viewing area, where they can do one session at a time, towards the front.  It is not private, so if you are doing boudoir photos, I hope you're not exactly shy.  There's a partition up to shield it from the passing public's view, but there's no privacy if someone comes in to book an appointment, or even just stands in the hallway.  Not many people want to do boudoir photos and have them easily viewed by everyone that passes by.  The area in the back could have been set up as an additional viewing area, it would be more private, and cut down on waiting times.\n\nThere is only a set of curtains that is used when a session is going, and I witnessed a family passing by, and their child peeking in on people.  Again, I hope you're not shy!\n\nThis business needs a THOROUGH scrub down.  There was debris from different props all over the ground, the floor was scuffed up and dirty (and they expected you to sit on it in your panties if you were doing boudoir photos), there was a musty smell about the whole place, I can only imagine what would come up from the carpets in a proper cleaning, and the bathrooms were absolutely cringe worthy.  There was no attempt to clean the room between customers and the employees seemed to take no pride in their work place.  There were photographers and hair and makeup people sitting around.  No one cleaned anything, except the hair and makeup people keeping their stations tidy (good job ladies!)  I'm willing to bet when it's quitting time, no one runs a vacuum or sweeps anything, it's lock up and run for the exit.\n\nThere was nowhere to store your things for outfit changes, so when you're going between each of the sections of the room (and they will make you move, taking pictures against every single background), you have to move your things (or store them in the hallway, risking theft.)\n\nThey made no attempt, when booking the appointment, to ask if a female or male photographer would be preferred, knowing it was for a boudoir session.  If a doctor's office can ask this question, surely it's easy for a photography studio to ask!  The female photographer there that day (only one), was alright, but she really isn't well versed at photographing girls that are not on the skinny supermodel side of the size spectrum in a flattering light.  The male photographer that I had was annoying.  He asked inappropriate questions (like asking if my friend wanted to have children), and attempted to get me into poses that were uncomfortable.  I had to draw the line at a pose that would have had my breasts falling completely out of my outfit, the angle and pose was so unnatural.\n\nThe poses are all manufactured and the same for everyone.  Some of them are awkward and unnatural, leaving the person looking uncomfortable and maybe a little scared they're going to fall.  No wonder a lot of the terrible Glamour Shots poses from the 90's had people looking absolutely terrified.\n\nThe makeup is not tailored to each person.  They used the same neutral palette on both of us, and it's a normal 4 shades of brown application that one would do for a smoky eye.  When asked what we wanted for hair, I'm not sure what my friend said, but I know I said I was looking for a pin up, vintage style.  It was a side part with curls.  That's it.  Everyone got a side part with curls, so I suppose everyone was going for a pin up, vintage style that wasn't actually pin up or vintage?\n\nThe $450 value assigned to the groupon was bullshit.  No one would pay $300 for that dvd slideshow.  It's set to crappy music, the Glamour Shots logo is all over the photos (distractingly so), and it includes their \"retouched photos\" which look overly processed and filtered.  Seriously, learn photoshop people!  I'm 30, I don't need to look 12 with you erasing all of my laugh lines and smoothing out my skin so I look like a Botoxed Barbie.  I would have gladly traded the dvd slideshow for more prints, but that was not an option.\n\nI did not spend any extra money there because I was so disappointed in the entire experience.  The only reason that we'll be back is to pick up our pictures, but after that, not again.  We were there for nearly 7 hours, which is an obscene amount of time to spend in a place that isn't your job.


Cheap but not great food. I like the all you can drink beer though. The waitress was a weirdo.


Of course a 24 hour restaurant, I really don't expect much from it. Just to have a place to sit and eat. I understand that its located at Red Rock Casino, and of course a lot of people will probably think, \"It got to be good, since its at Red Rock Casino.\" So lot of people will probably have high expectations of the place, and I bet you, not many of them will have their expectations met. \n\nAs for me, I did have some mix feelings about the place. It is a fancy looking cafe, located in one of the popular station casinos. So thinking, that it's in a fancier casino, pricing is probably a bit more then expected. But knowing that it is a 24 hour joint, the first thing I think of is, Denny's. Which brings the thought of food, that's fairly done, but not quite done the way you want it, or it's done, where you can't even stand touching it.  But you'll probably eat it, cause its edible, or that, you're really hungry, you'll eat anything.\n\nI had the Philly cheese steak, with fries. I loved how the sandwich was made and the bread was just right. But the french fries on the other hand, were kind of dry and crunchy. But again, I really don't expect much at a 24 hour cafe. There are some out there that does better, others are just average. Grand Cafe, is one of those average ones,  in a high end station casino.  \n\nI would recommend this, if you're only looking for a place to sit and eat. But, remember that you're at one of the high end station casinos, which may make it pricey, depending what you pick. Don't set your expectations to high, cause it is a 24 hour cafe, and the food is probably average for any kind of 24 hour diner out there.


So I came back today, a week later, and it Was kind of disappointing when I didn't  see them making new dishes. I sat and literally waited and counted the dishes going round and round and NO NEW DISHES!! I saw there were sushi chefs behind the window rolling and making... But no new dishes! I felt like they are waiting for ppl to finish off what's on the revolver belt before they put more new ones out. No wonder the first time I came the rolls with sashimi on top were looking dry. The whole time I was there this time.. Like 30-40 mins.. No one touched them and they kept rolling around without additional rolls. I think I'm going to stick to ordering the specialty rolls and stay away from the sushi-go-round


Is 180Q for real?! Last time I went out for First Friday I couldn't find their truck and ended up dropping $10 on a grilled cheese at another truck when what I truly wanted was 180Q's wicked brisket mac n' cheese. After walking around a bit I found 180Q parked over at monOrchid. They we're like \"Yo, you guys hungry?!\" and we were like, \"Yeah, we've been looking for you, but we spent all our money on grilled cheese!\" To my surprise, one of the gentlemen running 180Q (sorry I don't remember your name dude!) offered us a free sample of their tacos and queso AND hooked us up with some banana pudding from their friend's food truck. Again, is 180Q for real?! Yes, and they're the best.\n\nCustomer-4-Lyfe.


Not that good, over-priced, bad service, tables were dirty.


my father and I went there for breakfast.  The place was empty except for two tables.  My dad ordered his regular oatmeal with two corn muffins.  how can you go wrong with oatmeal, well instead of serving milk with the oatmeal they served those little tiny containers of half and half the ones which go with the coffee.  I ordered the multi-grain pancakes which came out under cooked and pasty, sent them back.  The next order or multi-grain pancakes came out way over cooked and dry like card board, sent them back. Then the manager came out and said all the multi-grain and wheat pancakes are always dry, I said they should put that on the menu - multi-grain pancakes always dry.  Then I tried the blueberry pancakes, well it must not have been a pancake day as the blueberry pancakes tasted funny, all the blueberries were right in the middle of the pancakes and they too were dry and pasty.  The server was not much help saying things which contradicted the manager.  Can't anyone get an honest answer when they ask questions about the food.


Big, but lacking. Back when this store opened (8 years-ish ago) it was pretty fab - though it always seemed to not have as much fabric as many smaller JoAnn's. It's gotten a bit more unkempt in recent years. My recent visit found it in the middle of a minor remodel/reshuffle and finding things was tricky. In addition to having to run all over the store to find things, they -as always - only had 2 cashiers working and a checkout line wrapping around the designated area and back onto the salesfloor. This ALWAYS seems to happen there. And while I happened to get a perky cashier on this particular visit, I tend to be met by rather surly employees. Still, I come back though, as it has things that can't be found in other places. But I usually leave a little annoyed. This store is decent, but it does have the capacity to be awesome if it tried a bit harder.


I've been getting my hair done by Antony for almost 2 years now.  He is seriously amazing!  He has done my hair from brown with blonde highlights to black and everything in between.  He will listen to exactly what you want and share his opinion.  He gives a MEAN shampoo massage!!  MEAN as in excellent - he even gets your neck and shoulders - that is enough for me to keep coming to Antony!  He definitely knows how to use those scissors and blow dryer!  My hair always looks amazing when he's done with me!  I highly recommend paying him a visit!!


I arrived with high hopes. A few of us had just finished the Phoenix 10K and were excited for a the glutinous reward of a hearty breakfast. Having eaten at Two Hippies burgers and having seen the huge line at their Taco Shop, I wasn't expecting haute cuisine, but surely a tasty breakfast at a good price. \n\nThings started out well, but went downhill fast. The main item on their menu is a breakfast bowl, and the list of additions you can add is immense. The person taking our order immediately won me over by telling me we could order this as a breakfast burrito. I piled on the toppings and, still lightheaded with anticipation of our feast, threw in a side order of biscuits and gravy for good measure. \n\nWhen the food was ready, it was packaged \"to go\", which is how they serve all dishes at the restaurant. So, you're not exactly saving the world when you eat here, but that's another matter altogether. \n\nThe biscuits and gravy was possibly the WORST interpretation of this dish I had ever seen. I can't stress this enough. The driest biscuit I had ever tried to drive a fork into, covered in what can only be called a sausage puree soup. Horrible. If that had been my entire meal, I would be giving this one star. I hate to labor the point, but someone at the establishment either needs to rethink this dish or just take it off the menu. \n\nThe burrito was just OK. It was filled with all of the ingredients I had asked for. It was hot. But, it really lacked any flavor and the salsa provided was watery and bland. I ended up putting chili sauce on each bite to give it some flavor. \n\nLong story short, I was very disappointed. I walked in with expectations of at least a decent breakfast, but Two Hippies totally missed for me. I can't imagine I'll be back.


Really enjoyed staying at this hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. Rooms were amazing. I would definitely stay here again. They only draw back is there are not a lot of dining option in the hotel itself. The hotel also is set pretty far back from the strip, so venturing out to get food or entertainment can be a bit of hike. Although, it does have very easy access to the Bellagio and the Aria.


Coming from Michigan which has one or two outstanding Deli's, Chompie's was a huge disappointment.  Their corned beef was lousy compared to Vienna brand.  Their prices are beyond ridiculous.  I will continue my search for a good Jewish Deli in Arizona.


The Good: \n\nThe restaurant itself has a fantastic midcentury vibe with lots of open windows and nifty seating. The menu was packed with so many delicious-sounding choices that I had a difficult time choosing just one. Fortunately they would let you sub a pancake for your breakfast side so I got to choose two! The food itself was magical; everything tasted exactly right and the portions were perfect for a filling meal.\n\nThe Bad:\n\nFirst off, we were told there'd be a ~20 minute wait to get in. I understand and have no big problems waiting at a busy restaurant, I even thought it was pretty whiz-bang that they'd take my number and text me when a table was ready. Half an hour later my phone was still silent so I checked in and it turns out that the girl had noted my phone number incorrectly. To her credit she seated us immediately after discovering the mistake.\n\nOnce seated one thing became immediately clear: this is a *noisy* restaurant. There were parties of boisterous, energetic folks whose voices followed suit, and I'm okay dealing with that. The problem is that the restaurant pumped in loud pop music on top of that, so there wasn't just the din of a busy restaurant but a cacophony of conflicting noises. If you are hung over or otherwise want a quiet meal this is not the right place for you.\n\nThe Manic Pixie Dream Girl (google it) who served us was nice enough, but seemed eager to leave the table every time she engaged us and ended up missing small details like the coffee my dining partner ordered and later cream for that coffee. Fortunately my dining partner had pre-loaded on complimentary coffee during our too-long wait for the table otherwise violence may have ensued. \n\nThe Weird:\n\nWhile waiting for our table some old guy came walking up with his pot-bellied pig on a leash, the pig wearing a Snooze AM teeshirt. I don't always expect to see my breakfast before eating it. \n\nTL;DR:\n\nI have a full tummy, but dealt with too much noise and neglect to be satisfied with the meal or the experience.


Review for Spring Restaurant Week 2012 menu:\n\nI went to Envy tonight for the last night of Restaurant Week for this spring.  The choices were limited which is to be expected for a RW menu.  The bread basket was quite nice with slices of French bread, white chocolate walnut bread, and some breadsticks. \n\nCourse 1:  I opted for the Butternut Squash Soup with brown sugar croutons.  This was excellent!  When I took some soup with a crouton, I had both a somewhat sweet taste mixed with the flavor of the squash.  Truly inspired thinking on the part of the chef to come up with this combination.\n\nBefore Course 2, my server, Joshua, brought me a small triple dish that had sea salts from different parts of the world.  The white was from Australia, the black from Hawaii, and the pink was Murray River salt.  He urged me to try the salt but to use care because it can be overdone.  It was fun trying the different flavors with pieces of steak.  Australian was my favorite.\n\nCourse 2:  Of course I chose the filet mignon.  Why get salmon at a steak house?  The steak was anchored on some very thin slices of sweet potato.  The steak was cooked correctly.  I ordered it black and blue and it almost was.  Done a bit more than I like because it wasn't blue enough.\n\nCourse 3:  There was no choice here but who needed one?  RW dessert is triple chocolate lava cake.  It was outstanding.  The chocolate was rich.  It was also bittersweet chocolate which was a good choice to keep the overall sweetness in check.  There was a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top.  Great end to the meal.\n\nA couple of things prevent me from giving a higher rating.  I'm not sure if the bread was warmed in a microwave but it seemed that way.  When I decided to have a second slice of that wonderful white chocolate walnut, it had dried quickly and had a bit of a crust on it.  This doesn't happen with fresh bread unless it's microwaved for heating.  As mentioned before, the steak was a little too done for me.  Finally, as another reviewer noted, you have to take into account the beautiful surroundings, the good service, and the portion size vis \u00e0 vis the price and Envy comes up a bit short.  I realize this is an RW menu, but when comparing it to other places I went during Restaurant Week, Envy couldn't compare with some of the others.\n\nThe service was excellent.    Joshua, was very knowledgable and helpful.  Props to Chef Michael for stopping by the table to chat with me and ask for feedback about the meal.  \n\nThis was a good experience, but I'm not sure if I'd return.  I checked the regular menu and I'm sure my wife would be happier where her choices were more numerous.


Blue Martini is a joke.  Who do they think they are?  They may be on Las Vegas Blvd but it is not the strip.  I hate line games and guess what they do the same.  There could be three people standing in line but they will pretend the place is full and make you wait.  Really? For Blue Freaking Martini?  If you are a guy they will not let you in unless you slip a 20 to the douchebag  holding up the line. Then you have to pay cover?  Really? For Blue Freakin' Martini?  Then there is another douchebag that walks up and down the line to look for girls to bring into the club to create an ambiance of pretty faces.  The criteria they use is the girls must have T&A no matter how much they sag.\nI cannot believe how these \"bouncers\" act.  Its Blue Freaking Martini!!!  I thought this place would be great for Locals.  I am tired of the clubs on the strip because the drinks are over priced and I hate how tourists act when they come to Vegas.  But when you go to Blue Martini it is much of the same.


Do I look electrified?  I should because I was shocked at how much I enjoyed a meal here.\n\nIn town for a couple of days and wandered over to Station Square and decided to drop in here for a meal.  I'd eaten here once before and it was unmemorable but figured it was worth another shot.  \n\nSat at the bar where I received fast and friendly service.  My glass of club soda was never empty, which I appreciated.  I ordered a pasta dish and it came out looking like a Kraft Mac n Cheese reject, but then I tasted it and it was very good.  The sauce was nice and spicy and the chicken was tender and moist.\n\nThey talked me into the brownie sundae for dessert and like a strong wind, it blew me away.\n\nOkay, so this isn't fine dining but if the food is good, the service is great and the price is reasonable, then that means four stars in my book.


Great place to visit.  It's like a large indoor greenhouse, but with decorations and fun animatronics.  They change the motif every few months, to match the season.\n\nIt's located next to lobby, right before the parking garage, so it's always busy with camera-toting people.  That's the only downfall, too busy sometimes.\n\nBut hey, it's free and it's beautiful, so it's always worth a visit everytime I am in Las Vegas.


The service and food here is consistently exceptional.  I haven't tried anything because I am in love with the spicy tofu and seafood soup.  On a cold day this soup not only fills you up but also give you that nice tingling warm feeling.  It's a cute and clean little restaurant and they do decorate according to the holidays and season.  The little dish is free of charge and comes along with your meal.  You will not leave this place hungry.  \n\nThis place us great for a late night snack and they play some fantastic house and trance music here, make me wanna dance.


The Old Spaghetti Factory has such a fun atmosphere.  We've gone twice and both times were sat in these booths that were like little rooms.  I loved it!  \n\nIt's a really great place for kids, especially with these little booth rooms.  The food didn't really leave an impression on me, I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing though, it can't all be good.


The only reason this place got any stars out of me was because of the Adventure Dome. As far as entertainment for kids, it was fantastic and worth the money. I would not recommend eating or sleeping here. Their restaurants in their food court served bland food, not worth the money you pay for. We even tried eating at the McDonalds upstairs, because I thought I knew what to expect. The service was horrible! As far as sleeping there, they messed up our room reservation and gave us one king instead of two queens. We were tired from our six hour drive, so we opted to have a rollaway bed brought up instead of going downstairs to switch rooms. Bad idea, my daughter ended up getting lice! We know it was the rollaway bc my husband, two little boys and I slept on the king bed and we didn't get lice. We asked twice for our room to get cleaned and it never did. When I called for extra towels they took over an hour to bring them up. Our relaxing family trip to Vegas was ruined and our entire family was so relieved to go home.


Gross, gross, gross.\n\nAll the tables were sticky and disgusting.  When I asked for napkins to clean the table (they were behind the counter), the male employee gave me ONE.  After I specified that the table was really dirty.  He really should have offered to wipe it down for me, but instead, I was handed a single napkin.  Incredible.\n\nThe food wasn't good.  My gyro meat was chewy and dry, like it had been left out or something.  I actually couldn't eat it.  My side was a Greek salad, which was (for the lack of a better term) soupy.  There was so much dressing that it made a mess of my plate and all the lettuce was soggy. \n\nIf you're nearby and want to have some (much better) Greek food, try The Great Greek.


Towbin Infiniti became Park Place Infiniti and the service quality and communications have declined.


Brunch at Moo is one of my favourite weekend pastimes - with a great selection from scrambled egg and smoked salmon to a cooked vegetable snack that would make any meat-eater consider converting to vegetarianism. The smoothies are refreshing and filling, and the staff are always smiling. I've taken friends, family and even in-laws(!) there and they've all been delighted. \n\nTheir BYOB burger night is also a great one for hungry tummies looking for good quality grub and fab flavour combinations!


This hurt; but 3 stars is being generous.  Don't get me wrong, their food is great, but I spent 45 minutes waiting for my to-go lunch today; and when I walked in the door there were only 3 other people seated.


I ate at the bar area. The service was good. The staff was friendly. I even received the free mac and cheese app for checking in. Like most of the comments the burger are good but overpriced. I had the bacon burger and fries. Overall it was good but not worth $30. If I get hungry for a burger I would go to In and Out or Habit burger for a third of the price. Again, not a bad place and good service just overpriced.


*sigh* Oh, how I wish The Barrymore was located in San Diego instead of Las Vegas!  I haven't been this impressed with a dining establishment since I can't remember when.  \n\nLove, love, love the old-school Hollywood decor, dim lighting, and deep, plush leather booths line the dining room. The ceiling is decorated with old film reels, the vibe is very retro-Vegas with a heavy dash of Mad Men. Although we didn't sit outside, I caught a glimpse of fireside outdoor seating off the bar area.\n\nI admit that I had been drooling over the menu for days in anticipation of our Saturday dinner reservation. So many amazing looking choices!  The menu read like a Hollywood A-List with a high number of Oscar winners.\n\nInstead of giving a review for each dish, I'm just going to come out and say that everything that made its way to our table and into our bellies was top of the line delicious.  Presentation, composition, flavor...these dishes had it all. \n\nOur appetizers: Roasted Heirloom Beets (the goat cheese fritters..I die!!), Roasted Artichokes, Lobster Mac & Cheese (my personal Achilles's heel).  The Caesar Salad and French Onion Soup might possibly be the average plates delivered.  Not bad, just completely outshone by the other dishes.\n\nDinner: Diver Scallops, Pan Roasted \"Jidori\" Chicken, Short Rib Bourguignon, Muscovy Duck Confit, Bone-in Aged Ribeye.  There wasn't a stinker in the lot.  All perfectly cooked and seasoned (although I personally would prefer a tiny bit less salt, it did not necessarily taste over salted).  \n\nExcellent cocktail and wine selections, too.  The biggest star of the show had to be the service.  It was amazing.  Really was the clincher for a perfect evening.  They know what they're doing at The Barrymore.  I hope to go back again and again!


I hate being the person that brings bad news to a business.  But I would rather Yelp about it and people know rather than it goes unnoticed.  More on that later in the review. \n\nI booked this stay about two months prior to me showing up on New Year's Eve.  Check it went fairly smooth with a little bump.  I forgot one of my IDs in my car and could not be checked in until after I had that ID in hand.  After walking back to my car I returned and everything went smoothly afterwards.  Kudos to the front desk staff for allowing me to leave my bag there instead of having to drag it back to my car and back to the hotel.\n\nThe room itself gave the impression that it was huge.  As several people have already stated, the ceiling were very high.  I was lucky enough to have a front facing room that looked out over Penn Ave.  I kind of loved this as I could watch the New Year's Eve parade from my room and save myself from the freezing temps outside.  However, you could tell that this was an older building as the floors creaked as I walked around the room.  I could also hear the person above as they walked about.  The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was very clean.  I am not sure how this happened, but I got a handicap room.  So I am assuming that this is why everything felt so spacious in here as well.  Everything about the room screamed modern, from the paint colors to the carpeting.  \n\nNow, to get back to what I was referring to at the beginning; the bad news.  Upon arriving at the hotel and after checking in I decided I needed to take a nap in preparations for the night's festivities.  It was a fairly short nap, roughly about an hour.  When I woke up after my nap and turned on the light, I noticed something crawling across the sheets.  *starts itching*  Yes people, it was what you are thinking, a bedbug.  BEDBUG!  I immediately grabbed a tissue to dispose of the hideous little monster (I know, it did me no good by doing that, it was more of a reflexive response than anything).  I have made contact with Courtyard about this, but have yet to hear back from them on how they are going to rectify the problem.  I felt dirty afterward and moved all of my belongings into the bathroom, on the counter for the remainder of my stay.  I also slept in the other bed (I know, that may have been futile) and with the lights on for the rest of my stay.\n\nOther than that snag, I really have no complaints about this place.  Everything and everyone was pleasant.\n\n*Things to note: there is room service available, valet service, or if you prefer, park in one of the city garages and walk to the hotel, business center, fitness center, ATM and Starbucks available around the clock at the front desk.


Pita Jungle... Pita jungle....\n\nI don't know what it is... You're atmosphere is usually not my cup of tea.  Not normally a fan of my servers having dreadlocks and tattoos.  But you know what?  Keep bringing me that hummus and taboule and I'm transported to a world where I too have dreadlocks and tattoos!  Maybe even a few piercing.  And all of the sudden, I am an art critic too.\n\nI'm in love with the food here at Pita Jungle.  Never a bad experience.  My biggest issue is when I forget what I ordered and what is what on the plate.  All I really care about or think about when eating here is, \"does it taste good with a pita?\" The answer is usually, \"Hell yes it does!\". \n\nThe art all around the restaurant is a nice touch.\n\nService is always quick and the food is always fresh.  Wish additional pitas were free but it's all good, I can spare the 34 cents.\n\nAlways happy with my experiences here.  Bring your hipster friend here before it's not ironic enough for them.


Be sure to take photos of your room before you leave, the added on a BS charge for two damaged room phones and a broken door lock.  $400 for two phones I didn't even touch. Ridiculous.  Never going back to any of the MGM Mirage Properties ever again.


Nice Park by the area I work.  \n\nLarge grassy field that is depressed into a bowl so you don't lose your balls.  If you lay in the middle of it you almost forget you're in a desert!\n\n1 Covered Playground with soft turf, Three baseball fields, NO water features (-1 Star), 1 Full Size basketball Court with three side baskets per side (8 total), 2 tennis courts and covered picnic tables. \n\nThough I have never been to any games here, I can see there is concession windows for food!\n\nThere is plenty of parking and it's nice and peaceful in the middle of the day.\n\nI like that it's far away from everything (freeway and traffic), at the edge of the city and very quiet.


This place is great ( if you know your crepes) having a European background, crepes are normally made with fruit, and are a sweet delicious treat! If you are looking for a more modern crepe, such as a lunch item, I would recommend la crepe in the Paris hotel. Personally, I love the fruit filled crepes just like Grandma used to make! So if you want a different sweet I would def try Tasty crepes!


Bomb food! Plain and simple! The pretzel with fondue is sooooo yummy and I love the chicken and Gorgonzola salad! Plus it's central to old town, walking distance from the clubs or the mall- major bonus


Two Reviews in One!\n\nThe Mill is REAL Cool!  Should get 5 yelp stars for being Cool!  Still it could be better and hopefully will eventually actualize its potential!\n\nHere are my favorite parts of the Mill :\n\nBig Ben British Pub\nZucca Pizza\nSavory Spice the Spice Shop!\nHas Had a GREAT Gallery Space (thanks to Mr. Elder)\n\n\nMarket? My Favorite places at the Mill are NOT the Market, though the Market is still worth a visit, it will not take long to see it...  Market has Potential, Great looking Spot!  Though I have not been on the Weekend, During the Week lots of Vendors are not \"maning\" their booths and\n\nThese were my Favorites (in Order): :\n\n1).  Pickleville \n\n2).  Cloister Honey\n\n3).  Simply Local had:  Uncle Scott Root Beer!\n                                         Chocolate Bars from:  \"French Broad\"(Asheville), Black Mountain Chocolate (Black Mountain,NC) and Escazu (Raleigh)!\n\n                                          Muscadine Juices... the one I bought was about 2.75 stars, better than a few, though no where near the best!  Not enough flavor!


CPK is one of my favorite restaurants and this location was by far the worst one I visited. First of all, the waitress never offered me any bread. No biggie. I ordered a soup, starter salad, and a pasta. The baked potato soup was so thick, it actually tasted pretty bad; the starter salad was a disappointment because the greens were kind of dried out, and the pasta (chicken tequila) sauce was watery. Overall, it was a pretty bad meal.


Love this place! We've (myself and my fianc\u00e9, Stacy F., a fellow Yelper) been a total of three times so far, twice to the Scottsdale location and once to the downtown Phoenix location. The food is always hot and fresh, the wait staff and bar tenders friendly and helpful, and there's a fun open air layout. \n\nThe pork tacos are phenomenal, although I'm not crazy about the black beans and rice on the side.  We moved out here from Florida last May, and out that way we're far more used to yellow rice with our black or red beans, so it's merely a matter of personal preference.  The food is prepared exceptionally well.  Tonight I tried the spicy Asian wings with a side of regular fries, which were even better than I expected. When it comes to drinks, the Dr. Funk is our favorite so far, but there are plenty more we have yet to try. \n\nOverall this is one of our new favorite restaurants in the greater phoenix area, and I'd recommend it to anyone.  I personally prefer the new Scottsdale location, but you can't go wrong with either!


Moon was just ok. It was really cold outside (I'm a baby), so the patio didn't mean much to me. The DJ was good, but it was a little crowded. I didn't stay long, so I can't say much other than I don't think it's worth the cab ride - and the cab line was ridiculously long too, longer than any other I'd seen in Vegas. \n\nI wouldn't go back. I heard the cover is $40, well so is XS and that's a better club.  Granted, I am in love with Steve Wynn.


In the past, I've always been here with my family because (to my knowledge) we didn't know of any other dimsum places, really. Well, it's been awhile since I went back (except recently) and of course, the service still lacks. I feel like the waitresses are always grumpy here. Can't even smile.\n\nThe dishes are good, to me, because I really like the noodles and the crispy shrimp, but those sure add up. I've already found a new dimsum place to go to now, but the service here is pretty depressing. I feel like I have to climb a mountain just to be noticed sometimes.


Fantastic course.  Don't play slow or they will get on you... but a beautiful course, good pro shop...


We all agreed that we have to go back and bring a newby along.  My friends and I gathered at Beckett's Table to try some of the dishes we had heard about. And everyone was pleased with their meals except for me because I had 'dish envy'.  You know, the moment when you realize that everyone else's plate looks more delicious than yours. Yeah, I had the chicken 'n' dumplings.  It was good but not as good as the chewers who were eating the short ribs, cheeseburger, and the shrimp and andouille sausage.  \n\nBeckett's Table is a wide open space filled with tables! The decor is not overwhelming, but inviting. The atmosphere is cool and laid back. The staff was super friendly from the time I booked our group outing to being the very last people to go. Even then, there was no attitude that we had overstayed our welcome.  So, yeah, we have to go back!


Stopped in for lunch had the maza plate,stuffed eggplant and beef kabob everything was very fresh and delicious We will definitely  be back


I dropped off shoes to be fixed, pants to be hemmed, and a costume dress that needed to be shortened. The pants and shoes were fine, but the dress is now a sweater!!! Can't use it on Halloween now, and I'm going to need to get another last minute costume. I also overheard another customer complaining about her costume not being ready on time while I was waiting. Fast service, but even when having quick service you need to have the items right!!!


I've never eaten here before until today. I ordered for take out due to not having time to dine in. I spent $12 for the jambalaya chicken and sausage and was very excited for my meal, UNTIL I got back to work and opened the packaging only to realize that the container wasn't even half way filled with food! I'm heavily disappointed and will not return! Now I have another 7 hours to work on a stomach half filled with food. Not worth the money at all to take out!!!!!!


3.5 stars~\n\nThis was my first helicopter ride ever.  I forgot the name of the tour, but it went over the Hoover Dam, then to the Grand Canyon for some champagne and snacks, and then back to Mavericks.  The helicopter ride itself was exciting, since the helicopter was all windows and you had a great view of the canyon and the Dam, but I wasn't WOW'ed.  Of course, it was amazing because they're all famous landmarks...but I don't think I would actually pay for it out of my pocket....unless maybe I won a lot of money in Vegas.


Great vibe, and great-sounding beer list, but... \n\nAs soon as we sat down (nice atmosphere, by the way), the waitress breathlessly told us that they had 38 (38!) beers on tap.  Only... they only had one of seven seasonal beers.  O-kaaaayyyyy...  so I guess that means they have 32 beers\n\nHow about...?  Nope.  The next half dozen choices we came up with, they didn't have.  So in actuality they had AT THE MOST 26 beers.  Our problem was that the rest of the beers we could choose from we had already had (or they were IPAs, and that's a beer designed by people who hate beer), and we wanted to try something new.  The waitress was very apologetic, and we finally found one we could live with. \n\nWe only ordered an appetizer, the dirty chips.  Tasty, and even if you think you don't like chicken livers, don't worry -- they're fried and don't taste much like liver, and there's only four pieces around the side, so you don't even have to eat them if you don't want to.\n\nAt some point someone whom I assume was the manager came over to apologize for the lack of beers (I THINK he said something about changing the beers and menu hadn't changed yet???) -- but he also did something that turned this from a slam review to a \"you know, I'd go there again, and tell people to try it out.\"  He comped the beers we had, and asked if we would like to try something else.  We thanked him and told him there wasn't anything else we wanted to taste.  But he came up with a Belgian that sounded good -- but instead of the little tastes we thought he'd bring over, he came with two full sized glasses (it was a tasty beer, too!), which were also comped.\n\nThings go wrong sometimes, but how you handle it makes all the difference.  This was deft handling!\n\nI say try the place out.  It's a great place for a little bit of food, some good beer, and great vibe.


This was actually the first of many venues visited by myself and my fiance (now husband) for our wedding ceremony.  The photos online look amazing, and we were anxious to visit the property.  We called and made an appointment, and arrived a couple of minutes early.  We stood in front of the open door of the office for nearly 20 minutes, all the while the two employees inside (who could clearly see us) joked and laughed.  We finally stepped out back to take a tour ourselves.  \n\nWe were not nearly as impressed as we thought we would be.  The place is in need of major repairs, and the attention to detail just isn't there.  The windows looked as if they hadn't been cleaned in a very long time, as they were coated with smears, fingerprints, goop-like substances, and a layer of the desert's dust.  The floor of the main ball room was absolutely disgusting, and the women's and men's bathrooms smelled HORRIBLE (seriously, they smelled like a well-used Port-A-Potty after midnight at an all-you-can-eat deep-fried sausage event).  \n\nWe were just about to walk out the door when one of the two employees who had been jibber-jabbering in the office came to stop us.  When we told her that it was over 30 minutes past our appointment time and we needed to get going, she inquired as to why we just didn't come into her office and sit down.  Really?  So it's our fault that we didn't begin the meeting on time?  We told her that the place just didn't look how we expected it to look. She remarked that they had had a big event the weekend before, and that the place still hadn't been cleaned.  That might be true, but there were things that looked like they hadn't been cleaned in months!  \n\nFurther, the \"castle\" is situated in an industrial area which is currently under construction.  If you're planning an event that does not take place in the evening, construction noise is a very real possibility.


This place is huge! The wife and I stopped in this past week. Wow! You could literally spend hours in here (me, I don't have the patience). Plenty of antiques but also lots of western wears and other stuff. It's set up kind of like Black Lion, with lots of little cubicles from different sellers. Just row after row. I kept getting turned around. Of course my wife knew exactly where we were! They have a self serve popcorn machine at the front. Really good popcorn! This is the type of place you can keep coming back and keep finding new (old) things.


When they closed the stores, including the Biltmore, they  reopened in a new small location at Town and Country, south east corner of 20th St and Camelback, under different owners.\n\nThe young man who is running it now couldn't be more pleasant. He has a great attitude and will help build the business. \n\nI had heard they had reopened but couldn't find them.  When I called information, I was informed the number was disconnected.  We did find them.  I told the young gentleman who about it.   He said the number was working and would inform the owners of the information  issue. \n\nWe had chef salads which were presented nicely.  I like it went the food likes like something you'd want to eat.  They also were fresh.  We also had two regular size hot chocolates. What we had was good but nothing to special. I personally thought $24 for what we had was to expensive.  I think it is going to make it hard to rebuild their business unless they make things more reasonable.  They are not the big going concern they used to be\n\nWhile we were there they were out of napkins, a basic that really can't be replaced by pieces of paper towel.\n\nI think this can be one of those nice little places to go for instance after the gym which is nearby.   I would like to see them make a go of it.  I will go back for a coffee and a snack, but for lunch or dinner, there are better places to go to eat for the same expense.\n\nOn the other hand, I haven't been to many places where the person behind the counter made me feel more welcomed and appreciated.  That goes a long way toward my going back anyplace.  This guy can makes everything seem better.\n\nI don't have the exact address but it is near the resale shops and Sou R Salad.


Bangkok 9 is my place to go for lettuce wraps.  Those little chicken filled leafs are awesome.  I've tried to replicate them at home.  They came out good but not as good as those at Bangkok 9.  I think it is the sauce that I struggled with the most because I don't know what it is or what is in it.  I tried to make a citrus and soy sauce.  It was not even close to the real thing.  The lesson I learned from this (drum roll please) for the real thing, just go to the restaurant.  They have good food.  The service is hit and miss at times.  There is a young woman working there who speaks perfect English and is attentive.  The older gentleman speaks with broken English and does not always come around to refill drinks.  I don't much care about that, though.  As long as the food is good.  And the food has always been good the times that I have dropped by.  The one time I was the slightest bit disappointed was when I ordered the masarman curry.  It had a great flavor.  I love my meat and potatoes.  What turned me off were the peanuts.  A good portion of them were burnt with a bitter taste.  Whatever.\n\nThis is an easy place to miss if you do not know where to look.  I had driven by it a few times before I finally spotted it.  It is next to the Pier 1 Imports store in the Walmart shopping center right on Cheyenne and Rainbow.


I am disappointed that my fellow Yelpers average a 3.5 stars because I loved this place.  The atmosphere is cozy, and the food was outstanding.  I had the Carnitas (real smoked flavor with a crunchy crust) and my mother had the Pollo con Espinacas (with a chipotle cream sauce to die for!).\n\nThe sangria was YUMMY as were the salsas.\n\nOK, OK, the service could have been better.  The server was fairly attentive, though I do not think he smiled at us once.  He must not have hurt my feelings too badly though because I am definitely going to return!


Have only had 1 massage here.  It was ok; felt more like a sports massage (with stretching involved) than a relaxing one.  I prefer the atmosphere and massage techniques at Dolce.  I do frequent this place for brow waxing, even though they did burn me once.  Cute place though.


Pho Mailan is a good restaurant with good service. I always get the Summer Rolls and Pho Meatball which both have great flavor. I usually go in on a Sunday evening as they have the football game on a flat screen. Glad there is one near home now. I will definitly be back


- Very limited menu but in a good way\n- food quality is not what you would expect at a fast food   restaurant, it was very good\n- the employees are nice but a little too excited for your average customer, they take customer service very serious!


We went here in December in hopes of finding a decent steak house in Maricopa.  The steak was delicious and cooked to perfection!


Signage outside shouts $4 SHOES but majority are priced in the $12-15 range. Quality may be questionable; majority are club-style heels made of synthetic materials in bright and clashing colors/fabrics.\n\nIn addition to clubbing heels, there's a variety of sandals and flats but most appear cheap- a step below Payless, more like what you'd get for your middle school daughter than purchase for yourself as an adult. Limited selection for men, no sneakers for women. Each shoe style only available in a few sizes, many limited to only a few pairs.\n\nStar score cut down due to the following:\nOnly available seating to try on shoes is by front counter, one single bench seat for the whole store which is inadequate for a store this size. Try on your shoes because mine weren't true to size.\nSignage upon entry bans food/drink and large purses, and indicates that bags can be searched at any time for any reason. And there are security-cam  photos posted behind the cashier of shoplifters, which is incredibly tacky and unprofessional.\n\nSuggestion: Hire more employees to wander the floor and keep an eye on product rather than drag down your business image like that. The only employee I've ever seen here is the cashier.


I visited this establishment after my first food option was closed for the day. I walk in and the decor was alright nice little island bar with a mini deli in the back tvs visible from all areas of the bar area. And that's where the good parts end. Me and my friend say at the bar and I asked for a menu to order food and I got this little mini paper handed to me and was told I had to walk to the back to order food. The bartender wasn't very welcoming and seemed like he didn't want to serve us. So I walk to order a \"famous\" corned beef sandwich and the girl working the deli was just as bad if not worse than the bartender. I felt like I was hassling her to do her job. I ordered a whole corned beef sandwich with a pop and chips. I get called back after a few minutes to be very disturbed to see the SMALLEST CORNED BEEF SANDWICH I HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE!! I mean this thing wouldn't fill up a toddler. And for 11 bucks it was not worth my money. I left and went to a real place to get something to eat. I will not be back here again.


The food was great. The view is phenomenal


I must speak of the wobbly stone.  Every day for three days, I would meet my girlfriend outside of the Edinburgh's Christmas fair (or simply called Edinburgh Christmas--copy/pasted from here on in).  I found this loose tile in the sidewalk a few feet from the gateway.  It was mildly distracting to balance upon said stone and wobble back and forth while I waited.  I didn't move until she arrived.  And when she did, we would turn and, locked in arms, pass under the arch of the Christmas fair.\n\nWhat an amazing stroke of luck.  The day after I arrived in Edinburgh, the Edinburgh Christmas fair opened up.  Occupying most of Princes Street Gardens, the Edinburgh Christmas is basically dozens of booths selling various foods and trinkets with the odd Christmas themed recreational event thrown in for good measure.  This includes an ice rink, a Ferris wheel, a carousel and a theater which I never entered.  The main draws are the booths, dozens of them.  \n\nA few other reviews have been critical of the event, claiming that it's lost some its charm.  What these people don't appreciate is how impressive the event is when compared to others found in smaller venues...like my home town.  What I'm saying is that even if the Edinburgh Christmas has lost some appeal, it still remains an amazing attraction if one finds him or herself in Edinburgh in the winter.  What I appreciate the most is that the Edinburgh Christmas caters to those wishing to wander in a chilly but not uncomfortable evening for a few hours looking for unique experiences to enjoy.  I strolled through the fair several times during my vacation and found it satisfying each time.  \n\nI admit there is considerable duplication; several vendors market identical items such as candle holders and hats at identical prices.  However, there are still numerous unique booths you'd have to search to find.  Only one sells authentic big pretzels while another singular table sells novelty notebooks and iPad covers.  I bought three wheels of cheese from one vender near the entrance.  A personal favorite were a pair of boisterous men with beards selling various foreign chocolates, exclaiming them to the passing crowds.  Excluding the novelty shops, I must take moment to talk about the food venders, selling everything from mulled wine, to cotton candy, to French crepes drenched in molten nutella, to bratwurst as long as your arm.  Although some people refer to this as a German festival, I noticed as many representations from the Netherlands.  I enjoyed poffertjes and the aforementioned French crepes drenched in hazelnut chocolate sauce.  The girlfriend and I took a ride on the Ferris wheel, lifting us into an amazing vista of Edinburgh's horizon a few minutes after sunset.  \n\nAnd it feels like Christmas.  \n\nI bought the novelty notebook.  I bought the wheels of cheese.  I enjoyed the Polish krakowska.  If I had more time, I could have purchased more, eaten more, regardless of how disappointing this festival was over others which Edinburgh boasts.  I would have taken the girlfriend on the carousel she so badly wanted to ride.  \n\nIf this what accounts for a small fair--a disappointing fair--then I cannot wait to return to Edinburgh in the future and see what their good fairs look like.


I ordered the burrata burger medium well, which comes with arugula, bacon and cheese, on pretzel bun. Also came with thruffle fries. The meat was a little bland maybe not enough seasoning or salt in the meat. Burger was well portioned that it was actually to big for me. I couldn't finish it. (That's how big it was) well as a first timer I need to come back here and try the pizza.


I don't know if it is because my family and I went early or what but service shouldn't take 20 minutes to get a roll. Not only were we not greeted right away it took forever to get our sushi. The sushi rolls were okay but not worth the wait or the money especially since they were slow. Plus it sounded more like we were in a Mexican restaurant than a Japanese restaurant. I am all for speaking a different language but not so loud you make your customers uncomfortable. All in all we will not be coming back.


Big waste of money!  I saw his show on August 23, 2013 and I was very much looking forward to seeing him! The best part of everything was the hype!  His show was slow, boring, and did not have any real things that make you saw wow!  I can't believe I spent roughly $170 for the show and walked out after the show having to apologize for the bad experience and waste of time to my fianc\u00e9e.  See anyone else!