I have been a patient of Arizona Family Care, with a primary care physician of Dr. Heidi Bannister, since - well, to be honest, I don't remember. Since before 2006 for sure. Dr. Bannister has always been friendly and attentive, with a caring demeanor. In fact when I changed jobs in early 2006 and found that my new insurance did not cover her, I was rather upset - and very happy when I found that my new employer's insurance (in 2007) covered her. \n\nTo put it another way: I live near the northern intersection of the I-17 and the 101. This office is Glendale, just off the 101 on Union Hills. It's easily a 15 minute drive to the office, and there are plenty of doctors nearer to where I live.\n\nYou may then question why I have given her office a two-star review.\n\nIn December I had an appointment with Dr. Bannister, as a follow-up for a head cold and eye problems that I was having. She asked that I schedule a follow-up appointment for a month out, so I stopped and scheduled one for mid-January.\n\nI received the reminder call the Friday before the appointment, and realized that I had forgotten to ask for the time off work, so I would not be able to make the visit. Fully intending to call, I wound up with a number of critical issues dumped on me toward the end of the day, and it slipped my mind. I did not think of it again until Monday morning, when I noticed the reminder card on my desk. By that time the appointment was well-past, so I decided I would simply go ahead and wait until the next time I needed to go in for refills or whatnot.\n\nA few days later I received a letter from the doctor's office. I figured it was a reminder that I had missed the appointment. To my surprise, I opened it to find a letter from the office, signed by the doctor, that they were dropping me as a patient. The reasoning?\n\nThree missed appointments - one in 2007, another last year, and then the one a few days ago (Jan 2012).\n\nNow, don't get me wrong, I understand that missed appointments can lose an office money and cause issues for other patients. However:\n\n1. The doctor NEVER mentioned to me in any of the intervening appointments I had in 2011 and this last appointment that this was their policy, nor is it mentioned in any of their documentation (I just went to their website and double-checked).\n\n2. In every case that I had a missed appointment, I was charged a $25 missed appointment fee - in two of the cases, $5 more than my insurance co-pay (which I understand is only partial compensation since the visit is actually far more than that) that I paid.\n\n3. In one of those cases (the appointment in 2010) I actually DID call the office the evening before to cancel, but because of voice mail problems I was unable to leave a message. I paid the $25 missed fee anyway the next time I went in, because I liked the doctor's office and didn't want to make a fuss.\n\nFor whatever reason the impersonality of the letter bothered me. My first thought was to call the office but to be honest it's too much of a hassle; there was no diplomacy here, so if they do not want me as a customer, I do not want them.\n\nI would suggest to the office that they include this policy on their paperwork, and to call 48 hours before an appointment instead of the day before (when they require 24-hours' notice of cancellation).\n\nKeep this in mind the next time you visit the doctor; apparently the friendly relationship you perceive with your doctor only lasts until you've inconvenienced them a handful of times over the course of 5 years; then you're out the door.


Worst Espresso EVER. And my steak and egg combo was ICE cold. If I could give 0 stars I would.


I ordered a mozzarella and tomato sandwich, a small order of pasta salad, and a drink and it came out to $13. For $13 I could of gone to a restaurant. Paradise Bakery has some of the best cookies around but the food is a rip off.


Came here with friends for a birthday dessert. Quaint atmosphere with very attentive staff. Tried the Strawberry Kiss, Chocolate Brownie, and profiteroles. Hella good.


I tried the lunch buffet here a few weeks ago, and the food was pretty good.  We discovered the buffet on our last day in Vegas, after some horrible Studio Cafe experiences.  The flat daily rate seems like an excellent deal when you consider what you pay for food in Vegas.  The seating area was freezing for some reason, but our waitress was great.  She noticed that we were shivering and suggested coffee/tea, and she kept them refilled.


I was really concerned about the gap between what my insurance paid and what I would end up paying for healthcare.  Jason put my mind at ease and helped me understand what kind of additional insurance Aflac offers that can in most cases fully cover any additional expenses and in most cases provide me with more money to compensate me for lost work and other miscellaneous expenses.\n\nIf you want the peace of mind of knowing these additional expenses are now covered  and want a guy who can explain it to you in an easily understood way, Jason is the man!!


The service was adequate the food was not.  Overpriced and lacking flavor.  I had the short rib taco, pork belly taco, and the pastor taco.  None were what I describe as \"good\" or even approaching noteworthy.  The chips and guacamole were pretty standard, but when you ask $9 for guac it should be something special imo.  \n\nMaybe my standards are high, but this was just a culinary disappointment.


Beware of the \"Cat nazi Lady\" my Family and I went there to adopt a cat for our home and she was rude and impolite to us and wouldn't  show us the cat we picked out from the window. This lady should be checked out in a psycho ward lol. Poor cat would've have a very nice home.


Great food as one would expect, awesome server.  i had won some cash and was tempted by other steak houses that boast 100.00 steaks, but i chose outback, it is always a perfect meal. even tho this one is on the Vegas strip, it is not a tourist trap, prices are just like any other outback. plus you get to ride the elevator behind the giant coke bottle on the strip!


Enjoying an amazing birthday dinner with family and friends... With a sushi feast to make the gods green with jealousy!


Always enjoyed this neighborhood staple but something has changed. Took friends there for what turned out to be  a very disappointing meal. Over $100 for 4 adults (no alcohol, beverages or dessert and a shared appetizer) Biggest problem was poor quality of the entrees which were ALL dry and really over cooked. I could barely slice my lamb which was cooked down to cardboard and ended up leaving it uneaten on my plate. Some of the entrees were charred black - and not in a nice just-off-the-grill way - but they were sent out of the kitchen and merrily served to us without comment.  Did complain to the manager - but stressed i wasn't trying to get something for free. She brought us a small dessert with 4 forks which was nice but didn't exactly ease the memory of our poor quality meals. On the upside the hummus and stuffed grape leaves were good.  Still, I won't be back again.


As good as BBQ gets!!!!!\n\nGreat atmosphere, friendly service, great beer selection and incredible food!  I have lived in Texas and all over the South and I never expected to find the best BBQ in Arizona.  Try it all, you can't go wrong.


I've been here a couple of times, and let me tell you, they know something about steak.  I thought the steaks were perfectly cooked both times (well done filet mignon, NOT butterflied thank you very much) and the sauces they offer are really nice.  The crab cake appetizer is great, and its really a good enough size that you could have it as an entree, as my cousin did on one visit.  The side dishes are very good and seem generous - mac and cheese and the spinach were both great, but don't be like me and order both by yourself, you'll never finish.  and i had the brand manhattan drink and another drink with a sugary/cinnamon rim on the glass - forget the name of that one but both drinks were well mixed and nice and potent.  my only complaint is that the restaurant is open to the casino, so it really is not that intimate, but then again, i did kind of enjoy people watching too, so its 6 in one, 1/2 dozen in another.....anyway, this is a great restaurant if you're a meat lover


We came here for my birthday, on a Thursday night, at 11pm. The resident DJ Vice was headlining (he was ok, I couldn't really get into most of the hip hop music that was playing- and I like hip hop). We also used freevegasclubpasses.com to get on the free guest list. \n\nI don't understand the point of being on a guest list if it means that we all have to wait in the same 1 hour line, I mean getting in for free is great and all, but we even stood in line next to a couple who actually bought will call tickets online. Don't even think about pre drinking, by the time you get inside the club your buzz is definitely killed, the line was insanely long.\n\nBy the time we got in there we were stamped 2 different times. Why is one stamp not enough? Not even sure. The bouncers and ushers were not friendly at all, they corralled us like livestock and didn't acknowledge us when we asked a question.\n\nThe layout was extra confusing and extremely dark. It was a cluster #%^* inside. They packed that club to the brim. It was insanely overcrowded, it was definitely a hazard. You're not allowed to stand anywhere for a long period of time. There was no room to stand or walk. We kept getting ushered out of the way everywhere we would try to walk to, it was really exhausting and annoying! One usher forced us to go up the stairs and when we got up there another usher yelled at us to go back down. When we got back down there, the same usher tried to get us to go back up! Worst organization and club management ever! Expect to be touched and pushed constantly. \n\n2 vodka tonics was $45! It's a complete and total robbery. Also, you can smoke anywhere in the club, but ecigs are 100% banned in the club... we thought that was interesting. \n\nThe never ending stairs was the worst part of this club. It's 4 long flights of stairs to exit the club and also stairs scattered throughout the club. It's very exhausting in platform heels and not to mention, I also fell hard on my bum since it was very slippery from someone spilling their drink. Ugh...my bum is now super bruised! \n\nWe had a better experience and evening at Tao, yes it's not super new like the hakkasan but at least our experience there was top notch.


I love OHSO!! The husband and I bike along the canal often and get sucked into the fun ambience of OHSO. They are a bike and dog friendly bar and restaurant, and they really mean it! They have a whole wall dedicated to their biker customers with locks and several tools for all your bicycle needs. They have a lot of bike parking right off of the canal next to the outdoor patio. I was so surprised to see the amount of dogs that people brought! They just hangout in the booths, either on the floor or in the seat or even underneath the booths. OHSO provides free dog treats and water bowls to keep your dog happy. We came to brunch on a Sunday, so of course they had all the football games playing around the bar. OHSO has a great Sunday brunch special which includes a 10 oz beer and a choice of one of their brunch dishes for $10. Even without the special their normal prices are awesome, with pitchers of quality beer for only $9!  We got the breakfast flatbread and a pitcher of Orange Blossom, that's from Papago brewery, and omg they were both delicious. The orange blossom had a unique taste of oranges and a hint of vanilla, it was hard not to chug all of it immediately! The flatbread was amazing, it had eggs, spinach, Spanish chorizo and much more I can't remember. You could taste the great quality of the ingredients they used! I saw a LOT ( i mean a lot) of people get the biscuits and gravy, which you would think is ordinary but they put a classy twist on the dish, I will definitely try it next time, it looks so good! The couple next to us also had bloody Mary's and it looked amazing too! Ill try that next time too! I plan to know OHSO like the back of my hand within the next few years because its an amazing place and we live very close! Can't wait to come back!


I love this place. I usually go to the one in Beverly Hills but this one is just as good. We had an amazing server that is a Las Vegas natiev. She was very attentive and by the book. The food was amazing!!! I love their wine selection. Cant beat that horseradish! It is the freshest I've had.


It is 4am and I am writing this review as I stand outside the Constellation, because the fire alarm has been going off for 45 plus minutes. This has happened multiple times in the past year.


I'm gonna have to lay down a star reduction for this place, unfortunately.\n\nHad breakfast there Sunday 2-20-11.  With tip, came to $11.\n\nWent with the protein punch, the \"Carne Asada Platter\" with two fried eggs.\n\nI was hoping for some \"seasoned\" carne asada, which most places give you these days.\n\nThis was just a short, skinny section of over-cooked flank steak.  VERY tough.  Hard to cut with a sharp knife and hard to chew up.\n\nEggs and re-fried beans were nothing special.  Beans basically tasteless.\n\nThe one semi-bright spot was the salsa served with chips before the food came out.  It was good.  Not excellent, not VERY good, just....Good.\n\nI'm gonna have to say this place is hovering between \"slightly below average\" and \"average.\"\n\nWon't be going back.


The most impressive thing of this place is the size of the restaurant and how packed it was.\n\nMy experience though was far away from great.\n\nI ordered a hot dog (the lady who helped me said it was their flagship dish) an also ordered a cheese burger for my companion. I also got cheesy fries.\n\nAfter a long wait because they wrote the wrong number in my order (no apologize, effort to make up, anything) I told the people over there two times that I thought my order was the one that has been sitting there forever. They called the number again and finally gave it to me.\n\nThe styrofoam cup for my drink make me start thinking that that place wasn't as great as I've heard but I continued to my table. I mean, I'm not a tree hugger but styrofoam is a little too much. When we arrived to the table I opened the bag and I saw that the burger was also in a styrofoam box. I mean, even one of the public enemies, the one with the golden arches, quit using this s!@#t like back in the 80's, AYFKM, Portillo's?\n\nNow the food. The hot dog was totally uneventful and super small (super cheap as well, but I didn't want to make the line again).\n\nThe burger also forgettable as well as the fries.\n\nAfter posting on FB that I wasn't impressed, some people told me to try the beef sandwich.\n\nI might do it and might update this post.\n\nNot impressed at all.


Love this place! The coconut milk soup us THE BOMB! It'll bring you back from death! And the green curry to die for. Excellent taste, very intense and fragrant and although the space is small, it's still not crowded and rather comfortable. \n\nI wish the waiters spoke a little more clear, but I guess that's what makes this place truly Thai!


Did you ever see that part in vegas vacation when a desperate chevy chase gets taken to a casino by uncle eddie and they played games like \"War\" and \"guess how many fingers are behind my back\"?\n\nThat's how I felt here. I didn't stay overnight.  I didn't do anything except gamble on the floor.  And let me tell ya, I've never seen anything like it.\n\nGranted, if the dealer doesn't know how to deal, they should probably get a talking to.  Should they get a talking to in front of his whole table he's dealing to in the most crap-tastic way by his pit boss?  No!  \n\nThe poor guy was trying.  I HATE seeing employees treated so poorly.  When I told the guy he should treat his employee with respect, as well as the people playing at the table and have this conversation in private, he snapped at me.  I stood up from the table and stated that I wouldn't contribute one more penny to this low life horribly horrible hotel.\n\nDon't come here.\n\nI don't even know why I gave two stars.  They really deserve one. Or zero.


Great drinks and beer selection. Also a great bar to watch games at. Unfortunately the night I went, the bartenders were very rude and cold. It took them ten minutes to ask us what we wanted to drink, when the bar was half empty. When I asked about the specialty drinks the bartender rolled her eyes and vaguely explained to me what the smoke stack drink was. All in all cool bar, bad service.


Been here a handful of times. The flavors are delicious and the service is usually friendly and courteous. The problem? \n\nI ate here most recently (a ground beef with the works) and I got horrible food poisoning. Like, \"If I don't get to a bathroom in the next 45 seconds, I'm going to need to invest in new pants\" - terrible food poisoning. \n\nI guess if you like playing Russian Roulette  (pardon the pun) with your food then you should eat here. It's unfortunate because the food is actually very tasty.


Not sure why this place gets such great reviews. The service was good but the food just ok and the location/atmosphere ok.\nI found the price very expensive as well.\nNot worth it.


The prices are typical Strip inflated. $3 for a bottle of water. The sandwich cost more than twice the cost at Subway, an the flavor was almost 10% of the flavor/quality of the typical Subway sandwich. I won't consider returning


My husband and I have gone to the Phoenix locations for years, but every time we go to the Tempe location it's hit or miss. Today we ordered two burritos and two Carne Asada tacos on flour. The girl ringing us up seemed distracted with her phone. When she repeated our order she left off the tacos so we repeated ourselves. When the food was brought out she had the burritos mixed up and we had to bite into them to discover the switch. When our tacos came out they were on corn not flour. All of the tortillas were dry which we've experience at this location before. I had to go inside to try and get the tacos switched out for flour. The cashier said she didn't hear us say flour and that she would get another out to us. More than five minutes later the taco came out when we were done eating. Wouldn't have been a big deal except that there were only two other tables in the restaurant and they already had their food. I don't think one taco should take more than 5 minutes to make. \n\nWe'll go back because we typically like the food, but this was a bad experience.


Went on a Saturday morning for brunch, we waited a bit to order and get our food, but it was so organized and the system they use for ordering (while you're in line, someone assigns you a table, after you order they escort you to your table and then bring you your food when it's ready) and food delivery is so smooth you don't sweat it. I ordered their specialty pizza slice (GREAT!) and my husband had an egg/breakfast meal, I tasted and it was delicious. Can't wait to come back.


Wish I could provide a better review, but it just isn't there.\n\nThe good:\nHe allowed me to bring my dog into the store while I looked/talked.  This is nice when vendors allow pets.  However, Delilah apparently had the same vibe regarding the guy as I did - creepy.  For me, it was the attitude and that he was obviously packing heat.  Kinda felt like he's the kind of guy that is looking for any reason to pull it out.  \nHe offered a couple of brochures.\n\nThe not good:\nCreepy vibe, and did a hard sell.  Also gave bad information regarding sidecars based on my other research prior to and subsequent to the visit.  I wasn't testing him - I wanted genuine guidance.  Didn't trust his at all.\n\nI was visiting from out of town, and mostly just 'looking', but if I lived in the area, no way would I go back here.


Strengths: Tom Kha is very good, spicy. Mussaman curry is also excellent. Very flavorful. The FOOD here is very, very good!\n\nWeaknesses: got a bad health review, and I can see why--it is not very clean inside nor well-lit.\n\nOpportunities: Instead of making it 2 restaurants next to one another (which I assume share the same kitchen), why not just make a Thai and Vietnamese combo restaurant, open the room up, and just have a 2-part menu. \n\nThreats: the bad health review has put me off of this place until I see an updated grade that says otherwise.


I've been looking for a Filipino Bakery since I moved here from FL. I'm so glad I finally found one! I am not Filipino but in FL I use to go to the bakery on the weekends to get  fresh Siopao. This reminded me of back in FL. It was hot and fresh and to me it was really delicious. I also tried this bread that had sweetened coconut in it and a type of sweet frosting (forgot the name...sorry!) on the top that was also really yummy. It actually reminded me of a Caribbean pasty my mom use to make. So that reminded me of back home in NY with my moms great cooking. : ) I really liked this place. The service was really kind and helpful too. I look forward to going back and trying more things.


cool place! it's a gas station/gift shop/restaurant/car wash/bakery! crazy! i will say it is upscale and over priced for the gifts.  but it has a bakery with fresh coffee, and small baked goods! met with my wife here, we grubbed the pulled pork sandwiches. was not impressed at all. there were hard bits and chunks in our sandwiches, and it just wasn't very tasty, meat was over cooked and really chewy. Expected way better pulled pork. I'm sure the other food is great, but if you can't master pulled pork at a BBQ place. i don't think i will be coming back.


God, I hate you Market District.  Most times I come here, I have to restrain myself from screaming at the top of my lungs.  But.....ala Breakfast Club John and Claire, I also love you, and I hate myself for that.  Hence, my 3-star review.\n\nThe Shadyside Market District is great in the sense that they have everything you need.  And then some.  Plus things you didn't even know you needed (buffalo flavored hummus for 6.99?  Sure!  Get in my belly.....I mean, cart).  But, whoa, it's totally over-priced.  As my mom would say \"city prices\".  And the parking lot is cut-throat; I recommend entering the parking garage on the Negley Side for a slightly-less congested time.\n\nMarket District does make an effort to carry local products and produce, so gotta give them props for that. \n\nNote that only Advantage Card users can utilize the self-checkout, and you have to scan your card first before your food.


Tolle Auswahl und sehr gut eingerichteter Laden.\n\n\n Ich kommen gerne hierher, wenn ich B\u00fcrozubeh\u00f6r ben\u00f6tige. Man findet in der Regel alles und meist findet man noch ein bischen mehr :)\n\n\n Allerdings sind mir die Verk\u00e4ufer doch teils zu \"selbstbewusst\". Auch wenn ich nur ein spezielles Papier in einer speziellen Farbe ben\u00f6tige und dieses nur ein paar Cent kostet, hilft mir die \"grobe Richtung\" hier nicht weiter. Das Papierregal ist ja nicht zu \u00fcbersehen, aber komplett analysieren m\u00f6chte ich das nicht unbedingt als Kunde. Hierzu gibt es ja eigenlich auch die Verk\u00e4ufer, oder?\nAuch bei den F\u00fcllfederhaltern gedulde ich mich gerne bis ein Kundengespr\u00e4ch zu Ende ist, allerdings weigere ich mich l\u00e4nger zu warten, wenn zwei Verk\u00e4ufer sich unterhalten.\n\n\n Der Laden ist top, die Auswahl klasse und die Preise angemessen. Allerdings ziehe ich f\u00fcr den Service 2 Sterne ab.


This was the worst restaurant I have ever been to. Service was atrocious and food was bland. On my enchiladas they didn't even use real cheese. Waited over 20 minutes to get silverware and a drink refill.


ok so steer clear of this place! 1st of all I've eaten there twice before coupls years ago and it was decent enough for my husband and I to decide to buy a \"voucher\" from tix tonight for a 1/2 price dinner. The tix tonight guy made us a \"reservation\" and when we showed up they said they would seat us in a few minutes. While sitting there waiting to be seated multiple people kept walking in and getting seatede right away. The only other people left waiting for a table was a group of 6 guys that also checked in with the voucher. Hmmmm.... so we were getting shafted for having a voucher?  So we wait around another 15 mins and finally with an attitude we get called. This is where is gets better low and behold they seat us in the very very back corner far away from where anyone with their little beef skewers are and from the buffet! Then we see them seat the 6 guys right next to us! When we asked to be in the main dining room the hostess said it would be another 20 mins!\n\nWe decided to up and leave and as we left noticied several open tables in the main dining room! This place is a rip off and with so many other options you would think they would get it together! \n\nStay away!


As close as it gets to a real Italian pizza here in Phoenix. I am an Italian and I have only been here for a few years, and let me tell you, it is refreshing to finally get a taste of home. The crust is just the consistency that it should be. It's not an American pizza, it's much lighter and not as greasy. I will most definitely return on a regular basis.


No tomato juice. I am already pissed. Waiter seems to be a bit snobby. My cold cold martini was cool at best. 2 stars so far...glass was not even chilled.ugh, waiter way too dismissive for me. raw bar pricey but excellent. Onion rings nice spice but not hot in temperature...... They took my fork away! Had to eat delicious pot sticker with a knife. Butter with pretzels sucked. Had to ask for mustard. Now we're talking! Drank my son in laws very good franziskaner from munich. Roast beef sliders and creamed spinach excellent. Chicken Parma sliders missing spice. Skinny fries they're good.not excited over the fish and chips! Taste terrible can't eat it. Looked like the blob on a plate. I love fish and chips. I figured they would be safe... I was wrong. Left it on the plate. Beef sliders were better than average but the fries influenced them. Wife's wine was good . Boddington white ale was as wonderful as always- says daughter #1. wife said we should have gone for Asian food. Seems like bill was forced on us. We called ahead and when they asked we said it WAS a special occasion. Why ask? They did absolutely nothing. Out of 4 eaters the average raring was 2.8. Bill was $180 tipped....$30. We Wont likely be back, sorry Todd...


I can see why people are just packing it in here. A great place for visitors and locals.\n\nWonderful atmosphere. Quality wines and great gnoshing dishes. There is a friendly, knowledgeable staff to advise folks about there options. Top notch bruschetta with a great combination of fresh ingredients. Brie and apple, dates with pistachios being my favorites.\n\nMake reservations because the beautiful crowd is huge. \n\nBest deal ever, happy hour - $5 wine by glass is the best deal before 5pm


My first review :) A friend took my sister and I here for our birthday. Staff was really nice and our server was great. We asked her for some recommendations. I ordered the Hawaiian ribeye and omg!!!! It was definitely the best steak I have had so far! It was mouthwatering and the flavor is laced throughout the whole meat. It was a good sized piece, 12 oz probably, and it was so good that I finished it all. I can't wait to go back and have more soon! The spinach dip is yummy too! Wasn't a fan of the five but brownie though, that is why I am giving this place a 4.5 instead of a 5. Not sure how to give half stars. Either way... I'm coming back for sure :)


Panel change out. I checked with several contractors and the prices ranged from $3600 to $1300. EE was not the lowest bid (but almost). I liked they were licensed, bonded and insured and a member of the BBB. Changing a panel is not rocket science but they did it right, took about 3 hours, the rest of the day was spent waiting for the City of Phoenix to earn their \"permit fee\" - at least when I pay my doctor $150 I get an appointment-and, of course SRP to re-energize the system.. A four hour job wound up being all day- not always the case, just be warned.  I had good communications with Tamira, they kept me up-to-date and even filed the permit for me at no extra charge. Even had Greg add a dedicated circuit while they were waiting around!


i like cafe montmartre.\n\nbefore a couple nights ago, i had just been there for drinks and random music acts.  i'd always had a pleasant time -- the drinks are strong, well-made and the shows were usually worth the cover (most of the time 5$).  sometimes if you come to converse, it can get a little loud.. . but if you're there for the music, it's nice.\n\ni went the other night for dinner and was pretty pleased with everything except the service.\n\ni got the cubano.  and while it was good (there were hardboiled eggs on it!  and delish mustard!), i had a huge case of food-envy when the table next to me ordered pizza.  i think next time i'm gonna try the pizza.  \n\nmine was good though and my boy's was good too (he got some other kind of sandwich).  they both came with these tortilla-strips that were crunchy and tasty.\n\nwe didn't stay for the show because, unfortunately, the cover charge was 10$. .. and my max is 5. \n\nthe food didn't blow me away, but i was satisfied.\nthe music is usually good and worth the money.\n(some nights there is excellent dancing!)\nthe waitress was actually pretty horrible .. but ::shrugs::\n\nsolid three stars.


Maybe I am growing out of my kid phase, but I thought the hot dog on a stick was gross and soggy! But I will say the lemonade is delicious! Drive thru was fast and they were nice. So-so. Nothing to brag about.


Zero stars if possible. On my family vacay and was suggested to come here by my sister. Our friend had got there first and reserved table for us first but when we got there the guy with the clipboard put us at the end of the list. Really?? Later on Guy with the clipboard refused service because my fiance was keeping the door open for my family?! Really?? Throwing slurs at us and being all mighty with his clipboard? Racist jerk.


Good healthy eats where everything is organic.  But if eating organic food is not totally up your alley then it may seem a bit more expensive.  I got the tuna sashimi salad which was really to die for.  It was a nice size for me because Im not a heavy eater.  Boyfriend got some steak tacos which were really good but you pay about $15 for only 2 small tacos.


Pink place outside Ceasars. Lousy food, lousy service.  Skip it.  If you want inexpensive, go to In-n-Out Burger!


I never thought much of this place but tried it again recently and it was alright.  Nice that they have Old Meck on tap, the beer is bitchin.  I had their chili cheese fries and they were a fail.  It was like that liquid cheese like the jar stuff by frito lay.  The chili was like real chili and made the fries slimey and wet.  I had wings as the main course and they were good, no complaints with them.


As a Greek, I will vouch that the food is outstanding, probably the best, freshest\uff0c and healthiest Greek I have had in the states. I recommend the octopus at lunch and the sea bass as well. Combine the yogurt and fruit for dessert. \n\nUnfortunately, both times they have been out of the lobster, which is what I came for (and this was right at opening). The third time I showed up at my reservation time and was told all systems were down and that dining would be unavailable for an unspecified number of hours. The crowd waiting outside was bummed as well. So I'm three for three on no lobster. Maybe someday.  Would be five stars without a doubt if they can fix their logistics.


\"If you can't change the situation, then change the way the situation affects you.  The choice is yours!\"---Unknown\n\nSure it can get hot..think theraputic sauna type heat.  The rest of the year is great! As my friends and family to the east are shoveling snow I am sitting out on my patio.  \nPlenty of sun and fun here in the Valley!  I have never been lacking in options for things to do in Phoenix.  I can stay in and play or take on a hike in many of our Urban trails through the city.  We have several great places to eat and play.  There is always something new to try. \n\nDeciding to live downtown close to work was a decision I enjoy more each day.  But I withhold 1 star for the lack of Green Space/Parks and the unwilling nature to improve the residential/pedestrian conditions through downtown and the need to improve some of the public transportation options through town.  \n\nBut I am not just naggin' here as I am one of few that is tryin to get involved to make changes where I can.


I had bought some items for a halloween costume.  Thus meaning after halloween I would have zero need for it.  Upon the assembly of my costume, several of the glow sticks didn't work.  I tried glow stick after glow stick, and finally was able to get a few of them to work.  This greatly compromised the whole costume, but being unwilling to let this defeat me and ruin the night I had planned with friends, I pressed on.  The costume was just \"okay\" and if the glow sticks had actually worked, it would have been phenomenal! \n\nI had made the decision to not open any more packages with the idea that since their product was defective (more than likely because of kids like the previous review mentioned) that they would certainly refund my money.  They have a no refund policy, which I could understand if I just didn't like it or didn't want it.  But this situation merits special circumstances.  I called the store and explained what happened and was pleasantly surprised that they agreed to a refund.  When I went in to do the refund, I was told no one authorized that.  I was also told by the cashier that in her lucrative 6 year career at the extremely high class establishment, that she has never seen defective glow sticks.  Well that must make her the authority on everything glow stick!  But I digress, I asked to speak to the manager.  He told me that he could exchange the faulty glow sticks for new ones.  I again explained it was part of halloween costume and the time for exchange had long passed.  \nI will admit that the GPS on my phone caused me to dial a different Dollar Tree store, and they were the ones to offer refund...but I'm curious if refunds are absolutely not possible, why then was the other store willing to do one?  When I discovered that I had dialed a different store and explained that to the Avondale location, I asked why they could give a refund, but he couldn't?  He said they should have never offered it to me.\n\nHere is the problem as I see it, if ones merchandise is defective, I don't care what your policy is, give the refund!!!  Also, if another store offered the refund, they should honor it.   I have been in customer service management for over 15 years.  I currently manage a site that does not offer refunds.  But I also know there are always extenuating circumstances, and in those situations, I call those over me and get it done!!!!  Because I would rather at least try to assist the customer than not.  An unsatisfied customer will always remember less than par service, and the same can be said of excellent customer service.  With this being such a high tech day and age, sharing your good or bad experiences is simply at your fingertips for potentially thousands to see.  Was that $15 refund worth the bad review?  Especially in a time when people are suffering the hardest financially?  There are several dollar stores in the Avondale area.  My recommendation is that whomever reads this uses any of those over Dollar Tree.  If you Dollar Tree employees read this, let this be a word to the wise, the consumer right now has the upper hand.  We the consumer have a voice and as choice.  Trust me, this doesn't end here.


I called Alcatraz Locksmith from Pismo Beach, California and spoke immediately to Todd, who I assume is the owner. I explained that my daughter recently purchased a new home near Phoenix and needed to have 8 doors re-keyed. Todd was extremely accommodating and polite whereby he immediately dispatched a service rep named Craig to change out the tumblers. Craig was  very competent and my daughter was very pleased with his work ethic. The price quoted by Todd was very reasonable (at least compared to California rates!). My whole transaction took place over the phone including  payment by credit card. Locksmiths are not something that you use that often but it's nice to know that Alcatraz if available if needed and will provide quality service. Highly recommended!


I've been wanting to try this place for a while. Now that have, I'm good. \n\nIt's the kind of place you go to after a night of partying when your standards aren't so high. It wasn't all THAT bad, but not great  either.  \n\nI judge Latin-style restaurants on their chips and salsa. If it's not good, I know what to expect from their kitchen. With that said..\nthe chips were greasy and salsa tasted like Pace picante. \n\nI had the two taco plate of grilled chicken and steak tacos with re-fried beans and rice. The grilled steak taco had good flavor, but the chicken was VERY dry. I added lime and salsa to try and moisten it up. All and all...it was decent, but not any better quality than a late night taco place. \n\nService was ok.


There are so many interesting book~ just got three from there and they help to make my studies life more interesting~


GREAT music and tons of fun! LOVE the music!! Fridays is mainly for \"cheros\" aka\nguys that wear pointy boots with matching belts as they play that kind of music. Not\nreally my thing but can be fun if you got your buzz going. Saturdays is hip hop,\nreggaeton, and house music which is the main day it gets POPIN!  After 2 it turns 18\nand over-never really stayed after 2am so don't know how that it. \nNOTE: Karambas is not a place to go looking for guys or a dress to impress kind of\nplace.  It kind of reminds me of a club I used to go to in Juarez except with alot more\neye candy.  The atmosphere is very fun and people don't really go there to mingle its\nmore of a place to with your friends and have a good time without having to impress\nanyone.  From experience usually the people who don't like going here are the people who are looking for someone else or sad to say ugly lol not to be rude but its true.\nBathrooms: Yea they're kinda small but um im there to party... if your worried about the\nbathrooms LMAO please don't go out or maybe drag a urinal with you.  \nPrices: People say their over priced but honestly i thought they were cheap... if your\nhard up for cash look extra sexy so a cute Latino will buy your drinks for u duh!


Great food, reasonable portions and prices, but the service... Each time I've been here a dude brings out the food, guesses at which dishes he is holding, and stands at the end of the table yelling them out until they are claimed. Service is one of the very few things that they don't have quite right.


Very nice crew and excellent service today 2/11/14. They came out right away for an estimate but since is was raining that day I waited a week. Wow, my windows and screens are beautifully clean for a really, reasonable price. My windows had not been cleaned for at least 5 years and it was wonderful to see the difference. Thank you and for this price I will definitely do it more often, at least once a year!


This place should be shut down, the staff is very irresponsible. If you, as the patient, don't call to get test results, they don't call you to tell you if everything is okay or not. They mess up test results, one staff member will tell you one thing and then another staff member will tell you another thing. This place makes me think that their staff is not properly educated for their jobs. Also, if you want the doctor to explain your test results, there is a fee just to speak with them. I'm done with this place, after messing up 3 test results. No stars for this place would be nice.


It is hard for me to find a lot of anything at Kohl's, but they have a lot of great quality items for very high prices. However, they do have constant sales! Especially for women's items and home items! \n\nThey have a pretty good selection of shoes; be warned, they dont come cheap! But I always buy workout sneakers here when making my way to the mall is too much effort :P \n\nWhen you visit, it's pretty calm because there is not too much traffic anymore, except on holidays, when there is a buttload of clearance items!


I live in a city with lots of great restaurants but 21212 was the was the best dining experience I've had all year.  \n\nI had the 2-course lunch there while on vacation in Edinburgh.  Each course was structured so to create a different combination of flavors and textures with every bite.    \n\nTasty and innovative cuisine.  Gorgeous building and decor.  Attentive service.  Upscale ambience.  Expensive but well worth the money.  Go!!!


Great service and food!\n\nLove the staff and the place.


A recent compliment from another Yelper reminded me that I haven't reviewed this place on Yelp yet. So thanks Betty B for reminding me!\n\nI have a friend who grew up in Montreal (he speaks fluent French, Italian & English) who told a work colleague and I to spend the weekend in Montreal with him after attending a conference in Toronto for the week. We took him up on his offer and this dining extravaganza was the culinary highlight of the trip.\n\nThis was just before the ban on foie gras went into effect in California, so our friend took us here to make sure we could overload on it...and we did.\n\nThere was so much that looked so good on the menu, three grown men wept with joy and giggled like schoolgirls.\n\nEven though it's not on the menu right now, the foie gras with maple syrup was amazing. We then dove straight into a second foie gras dish,  naked foie gras.\n\nOur third foie gras foray was the foie gras poutine...NOT to be missed!\n\nThen we had a pig dish and the Fowl for 2, which put us over the top. They were both completely off the hook. The whole chicken had a morel mushroom gravy that was so good you could have filled a coffee mug full of it and drank it straight down.\n\nThe wines?  Oh...the wines... \n\nTheir French wine selection was ridiculously amazing. We guzzled bottle after bottle with our meal like we were with Bacchus himself.\n\nThen came the desserts. It may have been the foie gras delirium, but each one was better than the last. We ordered three, struggled to finish them, but we had to because they were so good.\n\nHours after we got there, we stumbled outside feeling sated & slightly sinful at the end of this magnificent foie gras feast. \n\nBottom line? If you are within 500 miles of Montreal, make a trip to the wonderful city and this deliciously decadent restaurant. You'll thank me if you do.


This is probably the only sushi spot in the airport and there is not a ton of variety, but gets the job done if you are in the mood for sushi. I didn't think the fish tasted very fresh (some weird chewy textures going on) and the edamame tasted microwaved.  I know airport food isn't great in general, but I'll pass on the sushi next time and go for a salad elsewhere if I need a healthy fixing.


Mmmmm finally had to check out what all the fuss was about with Ronald's donuts!\n\nOne morning I was in the mood for donuts and Ronald's is what popped in my head.\n\nI usually am not a sweet breakfast type of gal, however I was craving something sweet, soft and doughy so donuts it was!\n\nWe got a dozen, the most economic way to go and more than enough to split up between a few of us.\n\nThe donuts are fresh and guranteed good to satisfy anyone who may have a love for these deep fried sweet treats!\n\nWe liked them all and our dozen consisted of the following:\n\nMaple bars\nChocolate bars\ncherry cake\norange cake\nglazed round\nsugar round\nchocolate on chocolate devil's food cake\n\n\nEnjoy!


Ever feel guilty about drinking before noon? Well you definitely wont at this place. A wonderful happy hour starting at 11am that doesn't give you the judgy face. You can blame it on the fact that the mixed drinks are $5 during happy hour. The drink list is plenty and there are delicious things to eat while you are at it. Give the cheese or chocolate fondue a chance. They both come with a wide variety of nibbles to dip into that bottomless pot of sin. The atmosphere is laid back but still hip. There are games for you to play and people to watch.


So I want to tell you my story of getting my best buddy here at this location. And then I can do a proper review. \n\nI was looking for a cat as a friend and also as someone to help me through my depression. Animals are found to be great sources of help through everything, and I wanted to give a cat a forever home. So I looked on the website for a few days until I came upon a handsome Lynx Point Siamese. The second I saw him, I had a good feeling about him. So I went straight here. \n\nAt first I didn't see him anywhere and had to ask if he had already been adopted. They had him in quarantine to make sure he wasn't sick or anything, but I still got to meet him! Whew! What a releif. So it took a few extra minutes to get him, but I waited in one of the rooms. They brought him in a small blue crate. When they opened up the crate I sat on the floor to be more inviting to him. He looked around for a little bit and then came right up to me and let me pet him. He started walking on me and was really comfortable already. He really loved my attention and how I was talking with him. I had found my buddy I had been looking for. So I adopted him right on the spot! \n\nOn the way home, he escaped from the temporary box they put him in and came and sat on my lap the rest of the drive home. Normally I wouldn't let an animal do that for their safety, but he seemed so happy and content, I just couldn't move him until I got home. \n\nThat was just a little over a year ago. Now he's fully grown and is still my bestest kitty. I look forward coming home to him every day and hanging out with him. He really means the world to me. \n\nSo now that I got that out of the way, the Humane Society was wonderful when I went! I now make monthly donations to them. It's not a lot but the least I could do to help for all they did for me. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Everything is very clean, and everyone really does seem to care about the animals and who they go to. I really hope to volunteer sometime in the near future for them to help out even more. I would love to help out with the other cats. If I could, I would take them all home with me! \n\nThank you AZ Humane Society!


Went here for lunch, though the service was great but the food was mediocre. \n\nI had the French Onion Soup with the Grilled Pastrami. While the Grilled Pastrami was well made, the soup was terrible. The bread underneath was not toasted so it largely soaked into the soup, which consisted of a relatively bland taste.


First off if you are a female who runs under 8:20ish pace please avoid this review...for you nice walk runners and males of all kinds feel free to proceed. \n\nFirst off I will admit my review may not be as objective as it should be:\nI didn't bring home hardware\nI didn't PR\nI did get the worst in race injury of my life and looked ridiculous in MGD64 gear.\n\nLike: flat, music, and non-repetitive\nDislike: high cost, lots of competition (I want to feel like hot stuff and be in front!), not much free stuff at the end, INSANE traffic, and forced to go to the race expo, all non-studying/running time must be spent Yelping!\n\n\nI am tentatively suggesting the IMS Marathon instead although this will be my first time competiting this February! (and i looks like I might get first overall female so fast ladies avoid it!)


Great Brunch in Vegas.  sit out on the patio over the strip and people watch


I went to this location yesterday and I was very disappointed. The lady at the drive thru was very rude.


Pretty good selection, they don't sell hotdogs here and make sure you check the date on some of the beer.


Awsome


Very good italian restaurant within Caesar's Palace. We've had dinner here twice and both times were great. Their meatballs are fantastic. The service staff are knowledgable, helpful, and friendly. You can't ask for better.


We were looking for good Italian food and decided to try this place based on the reviews. The place was surprisingly packed for a rainy evening so we decided to wait the 20 minutes for a table. We ordered drinks while we waited and were a little disappointed that an $8 glass of wine was not filled at least half way. We were walked to a table that the hostess warned us was wet and we had to ask for it to be dried. Once we were seated and ordered, our very small salads came quickly but we had no silverware or napkins. Eventually we were able to let our server know and she fixed the problem.\n\nThe live music was fun but, a bit loud. This is definitely a family friendly environment as children were running between the tables going outside to play and marching back in between the tables while we were attempting to eat. This seemed to be the norm with the staff and the patrons. I have never seen such a thing.\n\nThe food was alright, it really was in dire need of some serious seasoning. My spaghetti tasted like pasta with tomato sauce and the chicken parmesan tasted like it came from the freezer. His small portion of chicken marsala was thin over some broccoli. The cannoli  had a strange flavor and the nuts on it made our mouths dry, not good. \n\nOverall it was an alright experience, no where near all the great reviews it received. I don't know that we will be back.  Not a date night type of place.


This place was cute but so overpriced.  Lunch for 8 was $600!!!!...  ridiculous.  \n\nMargaritas were really good except they were out of the organic ingredients for the organic margarita I ordered off the menu.  I had a house margarita and a Sangria margarita and they were both excellent.  Not sure worth the $29 price but they were good.\n\nSalsas were odd, it was a blend of 3 sauces.  The citrus/cilantro blend was good, the others were odd tomato pastey runny dips.  We ordered guac which was better than the salsas.\n\nI was disappointed by the menu to see nothing vegetarian, so I ordered the tostadas w/out the meat that it comes with.  They were pretty good.\n\nService was terrible.  Our waiter was pushy, even convincing us to get margaritas to go to take w/us to the pool (he didn't mention we weren't supposed to take them into the pool area...  we had to smuggle them in).  It took forever to order and get the missing silverwear and then when someone in our group spilled water into one of our chip baskets it was a big ordeal to find someone to request (and then wait) for more.\n\nIt was good light Mexican but I'm sure there's much better outside the hotel.  If you want to hang out by the pool this is the closest sit down place.


Long hailed as one of the best dive bars in Vegas, you'll probably want to know what you're getting into before you head there.\n\nThe regular patrons of Huntridge Liquor have been going there for decades.  They're chatty and warm, but the building itself is old, the tile floor dingy.  No matters here, the drinks are really cheap and the stories flow as easily as the booze.  This is literally old Vegas.  If you're looking for somewhere fancy, head on down the road, pardner. But if you love nothing more than sidlin' up to the bar next to an old timer with a cheap drink in your hand and listening to how the west - or at least Vegas - was won, this is the place to do it.\n\nLook for the old Pabst sign in front of the parking lot on the Maryland side.


I came out from California and was looking  for good Mexican food. What I found was a diamond in the rough. The tacos were great. The staff was on point and did a great job. Will be coming back.


Chicagos isn't quite what it use to be but still a great place! \n\nFirst, they don't have the celery salad any more! It was so good! Second, the servers just aren't what they use to be. Yea, I don't regular this place like I use to but at once a week, at least, you'd think they'd start remembering their regulars, after all they tip better. There are very few servers that are still there and still don't recall us. But the service isn't the worst and most will check on you before HH is over, big bonus. \n\nThe HH is still the best at $6 a pitcher for craft local beer! The food portion is yet to catch up or rather has fell behind, it use to be way better. But alas it is still the best place to sit on the patio and have a beer. \n\nRecently, we were told the patio was closed due to damage to the patio wall. A couple times we checked in on the status of the patio being open, it's the best place to air and the perfect weather!, each time however getting various degrees of confused looks and responses. But yet there were people seen on the patio on a couple nights when I drove by. Seemed there was a major miscommunication on the situation? Weird, Chi-brew lost our business several times during that period. On the last try we called ahead, I didn't make the phone call but Traci T said they talked to her like she asked them if they served beer. 'Duh our patios open.  But I was excited! When we got there the wall was damaged but if I hadn't of know I wouldn't have know, ya know! ;)\n\nVisit Chi-brew, it's a great local place!


AWFUL!!!!  I have been taking my 12 year old yorkie to Bark-N-Babies for close to 5 years now and I've always had a wonderful experience.  Even my dog, who is very finicky and nervous with groomers seemed to love them.  Not the case today!  After calling to reschedule an appointment that I blanked on, I asked if I could still bring my dog in, they said yes, 30 minutes later I received a phone call from the owner and she stated that I was \"Screwing up her day!\" ... a polite, \"It's too late for you to get in today, would you like to reschedule\" would have suited just fine (my husband was actually on his way to the groomer).  She promptly followed with \"we talked over an hour ago...\".  No offense, but in the world of technology, my phone log wins over your memory anyday.  It only took a split second for me to realize that this is not an establishment I wish to do business with.  Keep your over priced not so fabulous haircuts!  My fur baby deserves better!


really fresh Hamachi, Uni and red snapper sashimi and other raw creations by chef John.  Matcha Tiramisu really hit the spot after some great Sushi.  Definitely will come back to try their happy hour and lunch menu.


Last night I hosted a last minute MNF party at my house. I spoke with a very polite and respectful employee named Danny. I placed my order through him and explained to him I needed this order to be right. He reassured me without hesitation my order would be taken care of. When my order arrived, I thoroughly inspected everything and boy was it spot on! Pizza and wings well done as I ordered. The wings were seasoned perfect with the right amount of wing sauce. My guest were very pleased with the food as I was and wings were definitely a hit! Thank you Danny for your attention to detail, your outstanding customer service and the great food! We will be ordering here, along with our friends, in the very near future. HH should be proud! \n\nThank you, \nJR


If you want quality, quantity, and reasonable prices--don't go here.  The food could hardly be deemed within an authentic deli realm.  The service is poor, the offerings minute, and taste lacking (chicken soup too salty, sandwiches bland, and desserts hardly unique or fresh).\n\nEven though they are open 24 hours, you have 24 hours to find another venue.  This is a side-show at Circus Circus that is not worth attending.


Everything was AWSOME. I got the famous chicken and waffles with a Bloody Mary. I was so stuffed after half of this giant portion but I just couldn't stop eating and forced myself to keep going. Prices were reasonable compared to most places around. I will return and would recommend to anyone.


What a great little place! It is family-owned and family-run. The staff is friendly and sociable and seemed to anticipate my every need (including setting up a highchair for my daughter). The menu is great. Lots of choices for health-conscious eaters and relaxed eaters alike. The food was very reasonably priced and was served very quickly. They've just moved to a new location that doesn't get a lot of business, so if you're looking for a great place for a great breakfast/lunch/brunch, go to Caf\u00e9 Maria's!


For some reason, the pump wouldn't take my Visa card. It beckoned me to, \"please see cashier.\" Fortunately, I had hours to spare and was delighted to spend my afternoon with the Shellmart cashier, which is precisely why I pulled into a station with automatic electronic pumps. Alas,  the pump subsequently decided to accept a MasterCard, which prevented me from journeying inside to sample Shell's stale generic-brand Twinkies.


Amazing, unique, and fresh wings.  If atmosphere is important to you, then go elsewhere.  But if you are all about the food, then this is the place for you.  I dragged my lady (who loves wings) to this dive bar in the middle of nowhere.  She was very skeptical until she had a wing.  Apparently now we have to go there every Sunday for football.  Great great wings.


I ordered the crispy salmon dish on a blended pea sauce.  The blended pea sauce was actually refreshing.  The salmon on the other hand was nothing to rave about.


I came in this week to grab a quick slice in between meetings. I love pizza - any kind. When I've had a busy schedule at work, I usually come in and grab a slice and sometimes get it cold because I'm moving so quickly.  I was surprised to find your new made to order format.  I was short on time but gave it a try.  \n\nPros: 1) I love that you can get as many toppings as you want for the same price.  That's awesome. 2) Coke products - yay!  great choice. 3) The pizza was really good.  It hit the spot.  \n\nCons: 1) There are no grab and go options. You have to order and wait for it. I went after 1pm but I imagine there is a long line at noon.  It takes a full 5 minutes to cook. I wanted it to go and then I had to wait for them to box up. Seems silly to complain about another minute but I just wanted to go fast. 2) cost - pizza and a drink was over $10.  I usually came in for a slice and a drink for $5. I recommend that you consider some type of cheaper option for the lunch crowd if you are going to make this work.  Maybe a smaller pizza size for $5? I know your audience is not kids but a smaller size would work for that population too.\n\nI'd love to see you make this work because a slice of pizza during the work day is my preference for lunch. I was excited to see a place to get slices when I took this position downtown. \n\nLOVE the coca cola products (I used to go next door for a coke). Big plus!


My friend and I took advantage of Groupon deal with 702, and we are so happy we did!  Brian and Race were so awesome!!  It was my first time in a helicopter, and I am afraid of heights, but I was not scared during the flight at all.  It was really awesome to fly over the strip at night, and Brian was a friendly pilot/tour guide.  The only thing was, when we received the comedy magic show tickets, the expiration date was written incorrectly but Brian emailed me and let me know that he will absolutely take care of this for us the next time we return to Vegas.\n\nTHANK YOU!!!


Good food overall but the storefront could use some work to make for a nicer dining experience. The place was clean and service was fine. I would absolutely order take out or delivery from here.


Souper Salad always leaves you slightly dissatisfied. Not that I believe the competition is much better but there are some definite improvements that could push Souper Salad up a few notches. \n\n1. Clean plates and silverware. - we typically are left sorting through the stack of plates to look for one without cling on leftovers. This goes for silverware as well.\n\n2. More adequate staffing. - Every time we have gone to Souper Salad (which is quite often) we are forced to wait at the register for 2 - 10 minutes while the floor attendant carries drinks to seated patrons and removes dirty trays. There is one lady who has been working here forever with long brown hair. She seems to take on the majority of the workload. This last weekend there was what appeared to be a younger lady manager who seemed very uninterested in assisting at the register or anywhere else for that matter.\n\n3. Bread station refills - The bread is almost always empty or near empty forcing you to watch until bread is set out and then battle the other customers to get a lousy breadstick.\n\nI noticed that Souper Salad recently attempted a minor facelift. While under \"construction\" the place looked a bit like a crime scene and I half expected a chalk outline on the floor. The big reveal did not do much to make up for the cosmetic disarray. There were maybe a few new pictures added (no more creepy dancing veggies) but I didnt notice many upgrades other than that. Regardless, you get what you pay for and considering you can feed a family of 3 for less than $20 you can't expect 5 star dining, but I won't be giving Souper Salad a 5 star rating either.


Our go-to place for Chinese food in the Mesa/Tempe area! We love their Mongolian dishes, vegetable fried rice, kung pao, brown rice, Etc etc! Always great service & amazing prices!


I came to Dr Anantuni for a 2nd opinion. Although she seemed stiff and but she seemed like she knew what she was talking about. So one root canal later (different endontist), I had to come back in for a crown. Upon arriving her front desk immediately asks me to pay for the procedure, which I did...\n\nI was then immediately deferred to Sandi, Anantuni's assistant. She hardly spoke to me and was exceptionally rude.  When she did it was only to bark commands such as \"open\" as she forcefully prepped my teeth or to inform me I had to pay $42 out of packet for a 3rd exam not covered by my insurance otherwise I have a semi-annual cleaning since they wouldn't know what kind of cleaning to give me.  I responded that I had never heard of this, eventually she slinked away for 5 minutes and still came back with no answer. \n\nAnantuni's demeanor was no better. No explanation of what was happening to me was given. Both Anantuni & Sandi periodically  paused to stare blankly at the TV playing Good Morning America while working on me, which I found DISTURBING. After Anantuni was done with her portion, I was still stuck with Sandi to take images for my crown. I gagged twice from dry mouth while Sandi ignored and continued suctioning & probing.  Ironically she was training another assistant on how to gag people using the same technique.  \n\nI was offended nearly to the point of tears during the first appointment.  Unfortunately, I had to go back for them to bond the crown & I had already paid.   \n \nTo my horror, the 2nd visit was even worse. My crown did not fit even remotely, as Sandi forced it on. Sandi told me not to move when I shifted out of pain. She attempted for force the crown on with floss 3x.  Each time the floss caught the crown and cut into my gums  In the mean time, she X-rayed me twice due to poor fit.  Eventually she gives up and Anantuni fits my crown. Sandi's parting note was to take Tylenol & rinse with salt water to promote healing.  When I left my gums were still bleeding and bruised.\n\nDO NOT COME HERE. I'VE CONFIRMED THE SIMILIAR EXPERIENCES WITH SANDI FROM 2 OTHER PATIENTS.


I've been in twice in the last two weeks, once for an infected armpit (exciting!) and once for persistent headaches and dizziness. The staff is efficient, knowledgeable, and familiar. They all (except one dude so far) ask questions about you and are genuinely interested. One reception clerk and I got talking about Pokemon--what a joy! They are young (as in, pre-40's), but professional and experienced. I'm confident that I'll be back.


After reading many of the 5 star reviews I was hoping for this myself!...  Giving it 4 stars.\n\nPros: \nLively place- was nice place, staff nice\nSanitary (all instruments for pedicure in closed sanitized packs)\nPrices acceptable  30 for pedicure, 25 for french manicure\nBEST nail polish selection i have seen in a while. Lots of choices.\n\nCons\nThe guy doing my nails seemed to be in a bad mood. He wasnt rude, just wasnt happy and made me feel like he hated what he was doing.  I had to have him fix one nail because the nail dryer blew a piece of thread into the wet nail - he did the nail over but didn't seem \"happy to help\", although he did it without hesitation. Even tho when he did he nail over it wasnt perfect and he left some of the white paint on my finger...\nNot a perfect manicure...  There were some slight in perfections in my french Manicure. Not anything horrible, just not perfect.  \n\nI will go back there though, all the other staff members seemed great and lots of customers were in there having a good time, seemed like regulars.


Very nice hotel - new, modern and non-smoking! It was nice to not have a casino here. We liked being up on the 29th floor - could see a lot. Loved the automatic shades in the room, the large shower, the quick and quietly flushing toilet, and especially the tub!!!\nPrices in the market cafe were a little steep, but that's LasVegas. I appreciated being able to get a latte there in the morning.\nWe took advantage of the free valet parking. The valets were very nice and efficient. We also got to check in early - wasn't expecting that we could but a nice surprise.


This place is the very definition of an Ultra Lounge.\n\nThe place has enough room to make you feel unenclosed, yet isn't so big that you lose the person you were talking to when you go to get a drink for them.  The bartenders are very easy on the eyes and are also friendly.   This may not seem like anything out of the ordinary, until you visit other lounges.  You'll soon discover that in Vegas, many ultra lounges employ ultra bitches.\n\nThe only lackluster thing about Lure is the patio area.   It's just an outside area with a fountain....no view.  Disappointing in comparison to the outdoor area at Tryst in the same hotel.\n\nLike many clubs and bars in Vegas, Lure closes at 4am.  (That should be plenty of time to get your mack on!!!)


We went in with a party of  four adult, 3 kids and 1 baby on 6/4/14. First of all the party was not helped right away, there was no wait as it was 9 PM. We had to ask for a high hair four times, and it finally arrived. We also had to wait for crackers which never arrived. The server was ok' but the other help was not there. The kids food came out at different times. The adult food was not cooked all the way through on the burger. The birthday cupcake was dried out and crunchy. We paid 93.54 for our meal not including tip. It was awful. We had to wait for boxes, refills and napkins after a spill. The staff was so into their conversations and cleaning that  the few tables in the establishment were ignored. The pest part is the guests on the receipt list four, hum? Time of close out was 10:39 and the ticket number is 30035.


Oh what an expensive a$$ addiction!!!!!! Every time I come in here to purchase something, it's a special treat. =) The sights, the scents....ahhh.....pure bliss.\n\nSo for Christmas 2014, my ever so loving boyfriend agreed to buy me my dream purse that I've been lusting over for awhile. \n\nOur SA, Franco, was a total gem. We went by the store previously to make sure that's the purse I want plus honeylove wanted to see the purse in person. Franco was kind enough to hold a few purses for us until our next visit (a week later) so I can choose which purse is \"prettier.\" He also gave us a courtesy call a couple days into the week to inform us they only have a few of MY purses left. From the first time we met, to when the final transaction was made, Franco was patient and accommodating. We were very pleased with his customer service. I came home that night with a gorgeous Tivoli PM!!!! The way they packaged my box was on point too!!!!! (pics to follow.)\n\nBesides Franco, all the other sales associates I've came across with were so nice. Any purse or accessory I wanted to look at, they were more than happy to pull them out for me to look....even though they 100% knew I already had a sale associate currently assisting me...they didn't make it seem like I was a hassle to them.\n\nAlso, there's a reason why this Louis Vuitton, located at Crystals Shopping Center, have the most reviews out of all other LVs located in this city. Not only is this store TWO STORIES high full of goodies....their sales associates are what makes this store. Even if it may be out of the way for you, still try to shop at this Louis Vuitton. You won't be disappointed with their big inventory plus they got sales associates who won't judge you.


Very good food. Great flavors and amazing bread. Very friendly staff too


This place is a hit or a miss... I have occasionally had great food when I went here, while other times I have been disgusted.\n\nTheir bagels are quite delicious.  They apply a lot of cream cheese, so if you are counting calories, then make sure you have them put the cream cheese on the side.\n\nI have had both the Regular Sliders and the Southwestern Sliders, and both are delicious... Try either, depending on if you would rather your meat have gravy or barbecue sauce, respectively.\n\nI would stay away from their coffee.  Something just does not taste right in it.  That, and they do not provide fresh creamers.  \n\nAll in all, this is a decent place, with tons of options.  Stop on in if you're nearby, but do not drive out of your way for this one.


Hopefully they like your song choices or else you will buy drinks while waiting to get your name called.. The table next to us got here after us and submitted their song choices after us and got to perform before us.  Geisha Go Go is better and you'll spend the same amount and actually get to sing!


I always try to stay away from the chain hotels, but sometimes my shallow wallet just can't afford the big price tags associated with staying at boutique hotels.  Lucky for me, I found a deal that included flight and hotel for $500 for 4 nights.  Yay!\n\nI have stayed at the W Hotel in Montreal before, another boutique hotel but I just can't afford their prices without an expense account.\n\nThe Hotel Chez Swann is located on Drummond Street which is a hop, jump and skip away from downtown.  Peel metro station is located within a 2 minute walk and when Bixi bikes are in season (they stash them away in November), there is a Bixi stand right outside the hotel.  We pretty much walked everywhere and downtown was about a 20 minute walk away.  Not a bad way to work off the calories from all the yummy food to be had in Montreal.\n\nThe hotel itself has all the elements of a boutique hotel.  Dim lighting, funky decor, a peekaboo shower and even a plush seating area right in front of the window that looks out onto the street.  I couldn't help but feel I had walked into some sort of modeling shoot. \n\nPrior to arriving I had requested a room on the third floor because I didn't want there to be too much noise coming from the street.  However, being a factory-converted hotel, with only 3 floors, you could still hear the noise from the street at night.  But I slept through it all anyways.  We had a room with a great view of the street, thank goodness as I know one side of the hotel faces a parking lot!\n\nThe staff are all very friendly although on the first night of our stay, we noticed the sheets hadn't been changed and our toiletries hadn't been replenished - but they took our $2 tip anyways.  The next day I left a note requesting the said changes, and for the rest of our stay, these requests were met.  A nice thing that the cleaning lady did was stock our room with bottles of Eska water.  I guess she saw the insane stash of water we had in our room and saw us working out in the spin room!\n\nWe also requested a late checkout as our flight didn't leave until 8:30PM, and they extended it until 2PM without additional charges.  However, we didn't want to be wandering around town, so we just forked over the $80 to extend it until about 6:30PM.  \n\nBreakfast is served daily from 7AM - 10AM in the restaurant adjoining the hotel, Le Pois Pench\u00e9.  The breakfast selection is heavy - all pastries (pain au chocolat, almond croissants, plain croissants, cheese croissants, muffins, danishes, french baguette with butter, fig jam, and strawberry jam).  There is also a selection of juices and milk.  But the Espresso machine was a nice extra touch.  It was a Nespresso machine, and I was wired for hours!  They have about 8 different kinds of espresso, along with the standard coffee and tea.  You absolutely HAVE to try the cheese croissants as they not only had cheese on the outside, but also on the inside.  I found the sweet pastries to be TOO sweet to eat first thing in the morning.  The plain croissants were also good.\n\nIf you don't want to be eating croissants every morning you can also visit Q Nutrition House which is located at the very front of the hotel and serves up protein shakes, and healthy fruit smoothies of all kinds - but it isn't free. \n\nFor those of you who are keeners, you can use the spin room.  It is equipped with a television, towels and complimentary bottles of Eska water.  I used it all 4 days I was there.  Complimentary phone calls anywhere in North America and free wi-fi (password provided upon check-in). \n\nThere was only one night where we could hear rowdy teens coming in from a night on the town (around 3AM).  But other than that I have no complaints!  I would definitely recommend Hotel Chez Swann and would definitely stay here again.


I am giving this buffet 3 stars because of the price. It definitely was not worth it for me. There were a few gourmet dishes that you probably could not get in the other Vegas Strip buffets, but it just wasn't enough for me to be \"wow\" about it. There was practically one seafood section at the time I was there, so the line got soooo long just get some shrimp and crab legs. I guess the JUMBO shrimp and fresh crabs paid the bill for me ($35 a person for brunch). They also had creme brulee that was pretty good, and a very unique dessert...candied apples (which were so hard to bite! That sugar coat!) I would say that the ambiance is what you really pay for by eating at this buffet....


Wow!!! What a great find.  The stuffed peppers I had were awesome and NOT breaded.  They really take their tequila seriously. The Naranja Margarita was so good we asked for the recipe.  The bartender came out and told us everything from how they infuse their tequila to how they make their Margarita mix.  Our server was very knowledgable about all aspects of the menu.  Will be back very soon!!!!


Makes me hungry for In-n-Out.


Came here again with some co-workers. Lesson learned from the last time we were here, no more splitting family meals with a bunch of hungry adults. I think this time we all got our own meals. Two meat meal was my choice no sharing. Texas style brisket was good but probably should have done the sliced brisket, looked bigger and not chopped up. The turkey was juicy and good too. There was ice cream.\n\nThey were fast with bringing out our food. Don't mess with hungry peoples food. But still pricey didn't have any lunch special prices.


Went to BS for their Thanksgiving dinner---but really disappointed in food.  Ate on outside patio - ambience=10, service=10, wine=10, dinner=3.  The turkey was extremely dry, and while the butter squash soup was fabulous, the signature ravioli that came with it seemed to have sat under the plate warmer way too long.  The whipped yams were great and the saving element of the entire meal.  Overall, I'd go back to BS one more time for a possible \"make good\"


Food is average, especially for the price. Small quantity too. Service not terrible, I wasn't done with my soup and the girl just took it away without saying anything!!! Go somewhere else if you want to have nice Asian food. You won't find it at Sato & Chan.


I would really like to give Shibuya four and a half stars because its over priced--but that's Vegas.  Otherwise the food was excellent.  Every bite of my seared Akami tuna was blissful.  The tuna was in a nice sweet sauce that ended with a spicy finish.  We also tried the Sushi (Rainbow roll) which was also fresh and exceeded my expectations.  We didn't try any Sake, though their menu claims to have the largest selection of sake on this side of the Pacific, but my martini, made with Japanese alcohol, was excellent.\n\nI also enjoyed the atmosphere.  The restaurant is divided into intimate sections by floor-to-ceiling wooden dividers reminiscent of cascading water which leaves the space feeling open yet private.  As is typical of all over-priced Vegas restaurants, there is a hip, smooth vibe and plenty of chicly dressed patrons.  Service was above average.


They tried to kill me, and I love them for it.  \n\nWhen a company posts a wing challenge usually covertly by  using terms fire, insanity,suicide or death wings I have to try it.Nearly every place using those terms in the valley are liars. If it's a chain restaurant Suicide wings =  a penguin's dangly bits. \n\nI am one of those idiots that frequents hot-sauce forums, sites and other places where my legal high can be obtained or discussed with those similarly afflicted so I took them up on the $15 challenge to eat 10 in 10 minutes, prize for 2 hours of speaking in tongues and humming a Johnny Cash tune?  Picture on wall and T-shirt plus not having to do it again:) The wings are caked in a habanero reduction that is more a  volume of heat eaten rather than insanely hot. Try it.It's awesome way to spend  20-30 minutes:D \n\nThankfully they have more affordable, livable, Zombie wings for those times you have enough T Shirts in your wardrobe but still need that kick. Their Hellzapoppin burger is rather good too.  Nice people,been in several times and orders have been quick, hot, correct and the food is a great value for money. 5/5  purely on heat  4/5  on food..5/5 value  So 4.7 stars rounded up:)


For what it is, it's great. A gourmet style take out marketing with eat in dining area and bistro. I loved the look and feel of the market. It reminded me of Dean and Deluca in NYC. The one in Soho. I ordered a \"malke your own salad\" at the salad bar and a sushi roll. I was dying to try their sushi so I ordered both and took some to go. the salad bar was great I ordered tons of veggies, some cheese, a hard boiled egg and a piece of grilled chicken it was $8.  I think a fair price for a huge ass salad. The sushi on the other hand was mediocre. I ordered a spicy tuna roll and well I won't be getting sushi there again. The fish was fresh although the rice was not right. I'd say the sashimi would be a better bet. The did carry my favorite water from tuscany Acqua Panna although it seemed a bit pricing at $1.75 for the 16.9 oz bottle. Either way I recommend checking out dish. I think you'll agree it's a diamond in the rough.


Eh...screw this place. Anyone who shops at Gamestop knows they suck, with the way they constantly pester you for subscriptions and (usually) charge ridiculous amounts for used or old games. Overall, the franchise gets 3 stars from me overall, but this one gets less for crappy customer service.\n\nI had finally found a certain used game I was looking for, and when I had a chance to sit down and play it, it would not work. They have a seven day return policy, and on the seventh day I was able to show up and address the issue.\n\nThey didn't have any more copies of the same game (which they would normally switch out--no questions asked), and would not let me exchange it for the same game on another system, even though the 360 version costs LESS. What kind of store won't let you exchange for a cheaper product?\n\nIn any case, I found myself at an impasse with someone clueless in regard to customer service. I was told to make a stop at their next store a few miles away, but it just wasn't worth it. I don't think I'll be shopping at this location anymore.


Great patio, fun music, we love taco Tuesday!  Hostess super friendly, nice and accommodating to my 8 person party, but server wasn't as friendly.  I'll give him benefit of the doubt that he was having a bad day, so he could have gotten our order right wo the smile..... I won't order the Huevos ranchero again, kinda bland, but the ceviche was crisp & refreshing.  We just partied on....


I have loved this Fry's since it reopened last year.  I spend a lot of money here.  My last shopping experience was disappointing and frustrating.  I got home missing several items.  This is the 3rd time this has happened to me at this store.  When I talk to anyone in the store (most recently an asst. manager) about this there are no apologies.  All 3 times were like this.  \nA while ago, I purchased shrimp at Safeway and got it home to find it was spoiled, I returned to the store and the manager replaced double the shrimp and refunded my money.  Now, that's customer service.\nFry's may offer good prices but you can't put a price tag on good customer service.


Always love bringing folks here for the first time. Awesome selection of games. It seems they are going to outgrow this spot. Tonight had the most machines I've seen there.  I enjoy the older 50s and 60s games as well as the new. \nClean fun date night - any night. Highly recommend.


Perfect place for take-out.  The dining area isn't the fanciest, but the food is great.


Just placed my order around 8:10 and 40 minutes later it has still not been placed with the restaurant. (they show status updates and it will say \"placed\" when it has been done)  If ALL you do is delivery you better do it D@m*^ well!  I understand if there is a delay getting it cooked at the restaurant or traffic, but they should be placing the order with the restaurant immediately!!  Not cool foodie call, not cool. Not going to use them again unless I have to.  \n\nAlso there is not a great selection of restaurants to chose from.  Maybe Im spoiled, Im from Chicago and every kind of food imaginable is deliverable and super quick, that sure is not the case here in Charlotte!   When I called they just said they were very busy and thin on drivers.  Well hire some more then dude!


This was a great experience.  A bit pricey but worth it.


Ich war zwei Tage gesch\u00e4ftlich hier untergebracht, alles in allem hat es mir sehr gut gefallen. Die Rezeption rund um die Uhr besetzt, freundliches und hilfsbereites Personal, Zimmer okay. Leider hat die Dusche sich nicht einstellen lassen, eine Lampe im Badezimmer war kaputt. Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck sehr reichhaltig, da sollte jeder f\u00fcndig werden. Was mich etwas gest\u00f6rt hat ist, dass die Tische f\u00fcrs Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck entlang dem Hauptweg Eingang  Treppenhaus/Aufzug aufgereiht sind. Gem\u00fctlichkeit kam so nicht wirklich auf.


Great place to spend an anniversary! They really treat you well. The service was top notch. Fried Calamari was excellent with the spicy sauce. I had the Fillet which was great. My wife had the Butterfish and loved it. The Hawaiian martinis are delicious. Would definitely recommend it.


Great looking hotel.  I stayed here for 2 nights.  They're new and still trying to get everything together.  Daniel checked us in and he was great.  He forgot to tell us about the package that we offered and what perks came with it.  Craig was security at the pool and totally fun and helpful.  Valet was super attentive.  The Griddle Cafe was BOMB.  The Bazaar restaurant was aces!  1 star off because the rooms are TINY and the breakfast buffet was AWFUL.  Location was very far off from the main drag.  They should offer a free shuttle to center strip for guests.  Just a thought.


After waiting for seemingly FOREVER for this location to open, it took me a few weeks to get to actually eat at the downtown Pita Jungle.  It was initially a little confusing.  We rode our bikes from my place downtown, and locked them to a tree on 3rd Ave. side.  Not sure if there are bike racks on the patio side, which seems to be the main entrance.  There must be a parking lot back there, as all things Phoenix seem to revolve around the car.  We entered from the Roosevelt side, and a sign pointed us to a host station across the dining room.\n\nWe went in and out a couple of times (bike lights, water bottles, etc.), which seemed to attract a hostess to our side of the building.  We were seated where we could keep an eye on our bikes, which we appreciated.  Our server was upon us before my friend was even seated, offering drinks.  I hadn't even been able to scan the beer/wine menu, so she brought me a water in the meantime. \n\nI was not impressed with the beer selection at all.  It was pretty limited.  I got the salmon dinner, which included wilted spinach and garlic smashed potatoes.  These are three of my favorite things.  They arrived quickly, and were hot.  I was less than pleased that my spinach was served heaped upon my potatoes and topped with the salmon.  I was ok with the spinach and salmon touching, but didn't really dig the spinach juices soaking into my potatoes.  But maybe that's just me.\n\nMy friend ordered the spanikopita and said it was ok.  She also got the pita melt, and said that was good.  A couple of other friends who also live downtown rode their bikes up shortly after our entrees arrived.  They got the hummus, and had to request extra pitas, as the two it included were simply not adequate.  He got the falafel.  She got the chicken lavosh.  The turtle cheesecake was delicious.  My friend enjoyed the rice pudding, which is made in-house.\n\nI really dug what the Pita Jungle has done with the physical space.  It's huge and open.  There's a ginormous patio, too.  Not sure about the heating/cooling options outside, as we ate in the dining room area (as opposed to the bar area or the patio).  I LOVE the location.  It's a nice bike ride from my house.  It has a very chill, urban feel.  I hope downtown folks support this latest Pita Jungle venture.


This place was absolutely terrible. The server had me YELL MY ORDER ACROSS THE ROOM.\n\nOur food was disgusting, wilted and contained mystery ingredients and missing others. The manager comped our entire meal and drinks then offered us dessert to go. It was so bad, we declined. So horrible! Be warned! Holy rotten macaroni! \n\nGuys seated nearby us left when we did, shook my hand for saying something to them. Absolutely beyond ridiculous.


I picked First Rose because I knew I wanted roses. Some of the reviews suggest that the vendor is less receptive to other flowers. My advice would be, if roses aren't your thing, go elsewhere! This vendor has contracts with rose farms and can give you a deal on roses. I chose a dark red rose bouquets to go with my cranberry and navy theme. One downside is that she does not keep roses of each color in stock (some are seasonal) so it is hard to tell what the color will truly look like. This was not a big issue for me as I only went with 1 type of flower. I designed my colors for the tables, etc. around the uncertainty of an exact match and it worked fine. Other reviews suggest that the owner is flaky. Yes, she writes your order down on a page of paper and will cross things out as she goes. However, whenever I called or came in, she was always able to immediately fine my paperwork. Yes, she takes cash. While I was uncertain about a receipt, I never felt like she would forget my order. It is a risk I was willing to take. I loved my flowers. I would recommend ordering some extra bulk roses. They are inexpensive, and you never know when you will need them! I appreciate that Andrea never pushed me to order anything, she even helped to assure me not to spend more money then I needed to!


I have eaten at pinkeys a handful of times. It has always been pretty good but tonight was a different story me and my wife both had the grilled chicken sandwich like some other people have said just no seasoning blan as could be very disappointing. I was born and raised in the south so i love my sweet tea but tonight it was so sweet you couldnt swallow it. Trying to be nice we ask the waiter to bring us 1 glass of unsweet so we could mix in with our glasses he acted like he was bothered kinda had an attitude the whole time with us uhhhhh. Then to top if off sat behind a group of yuppies who thought it was cool to cuss every other word and talk as loud as possible. Some people actually do bring there children in there to eat but not pinkeys fault just the kind of people they attract sometimes. Hopefully just an off night love places like this I will give them another shot


We first came here to the emergency room for my wife.  Today she had an outpatient surgical procedure.  We are very pleased with this hospital.  The staff is excellent and caring.  We are glad to have such a good facility close to home


I had the second and last of my bad return experiences at Dillards at Paradise Valley yesterday.  I was returning a very expensive pair of blue jeans and was greeted by the rudest sales associate of all time.  The return policy is clear that you need either the sales receipt or the original tags.  I had purchased the jeans a week ago in Houston and in the packing and unpacking process I had lost the tags.  The sales representative basically told me I was an idiot for not keeping the tags and tried to tell me she was going to give me $29 or a $128 pair of jeans that I had the sales receipt for.  I've never in my life had such an awful return experience.  I got my money back, but will never make the mistake of shopping at Dillards ever again.  I hope they become a casualty of the down economy.  They don't deserve to be in business!


I've been going to this office for about 2 years now and each experience I've had has been a positive one. The staff is fabulous and I've never had a problem getting in for an appointment when it's time for my checkup.


This is the best nightclub in Vegas. Now yes, the women here are just as stuck up as the women everywhere else. The men here are just as toolish as everywhere else as well. Yes, the drinks here run you about 12-18 just like everywhere else as well.\n\nHowever, even with all that being said, there is a pool you can wade in. There is an outdoor area with two outdoor bars, and gambling. Even the women have to pay to get in here, why? Becasue everyone wants to be here. \n\nThe DJ's play an ecletic mix of today's hip-hop and 90's fare, but the dance floor is crowded, and I wouldn't recommend navigating it unless you're looking for people to dance with, or you have broad shoulders. \n\nIf you get to hot on that dance floor the exspansive pool/outdoor lounge area is nice to relax at. But if you're with the right group you should have a great time.\n\nMonday is locals night and it's free if you have a NV id. However, seriously who can go out on a monday night?


Great for breakfast plates!\nThe reviews on this place aren't the best but I still enjoy it and if there's a long wait you can seat yourself right at the bar which has no wait time at all. It's actually a fun spot to chat with the bartenders who are always great and just enjoy your food. \nBreakfast is always great here with perfectly crispy bacon, hash browns, fresh eggs and toast that comes with whipped butter and a selection of jellies. I prefer strawberry & lay it on :)\nThe actual restaurant is very pretty with lots of nice details & yes it's always busy especially in the evenings. I always say that's a good sign. The service is good and I wouldn't say they are the fastest so don't come here if you're in a rush. I prefer to enjoy myself & take my time...\nOverall it's a great place with a good traditional menu and the prices aren't too bad. I come here all the time to grab breakfast for dinner.


This is the best place for burritos in Charlotte.  Particularly recommend the vegetarian burrito.  Great atmosphere, cool staff and music, easily accessible from downtown, Dilworth, and South End.  As good as any burritos I've had in cities known for their burrito- like food, including LA.


holy asian Banh mi!!! What a killer sandwich!!1 i had been wanting to check this place out every time I came to Vegas, but never got a chance. Not this time, no way. I got a barbecue beef banh mi and it only cost me like $3.75!! The bread was perfect, the veggies nice and crisp and the meat was moist and delicious! Get there, NOW!!


Met some friends here for Smunch, my first trip to this outpost of the Vig.  Early on a Saturday parking was not an issue.  The patio with the outside bar was really nice on an early fall day.  The house itself just celebrated it's 100th birthday.\n\nAs usual the food at the Vig did not disappoint.  I had corned beef hash that lived atop a potato pancake.  The chunks of corned beef were tossed with peppers and onions that had a taste reminiscent of Ro-Tel, but not quite.  The two perfectly poached eggs were covered in a chipotle hollandaise sauce. Easily one of the best renditions of a corned beef hash I have had. The other six in our party were just as pleased with their food.\n\nService was great and the chef even spent a few moments at our table talking about some of the modifications we could ask for that were not noted on the menu, like he tries to keep a fresh can of bacon grease on the grill for those folks that want their food cooked in it.  He mentioned that after he overheard me talking about searing a medium rare filet in bacon grease in cast iron.


Took my two boys here (ages 8 & 9) on their spring break. It wasn't very crowded, which was nice.  We purchased 4 \"1 hour ride\" passes for $22/each.\n\nThe employees were slow moving. Wasting our time, walking and working at a tortoises pace. My son stood in line to ride the solo cars, he was well over the red line; at least an inch over yet was told her was \"too short\" and not allowed to ride. \n\nThe food was exactly what you would expect, greasy and over priced. \n\nWe had fun, but this place could be a lot better with a new set of employees.


A co-worker and I were in from out of town and decided to try out this place based on some of the reviews we read on Yelp.  I'll have to say that I wasn't that impressed.  First off, let me say that the service was very good.  Our waiter always kept our drink glasses full and was very attentive.\nNow on to the food...\nWe decided to start off with Lettuce Wraps.  They were very good...although a little spicier than I would have expected for a \"2\" out of \"5\" spice level.\nI ordered the grilled shrimp with the thai peanut sauce.  It took a while for the food to come out and when it did the food was lukewarm.  The shrimp tasted like it had been pre-cooked and then tossed on the grill to heat it up a bit.  It was very dry.  The veggies were steamed but cool and the Thai peanut sauce was also on the cool side.  The brown rice was pretty dry and a little tough to choke down.  Definitely not worth the $17.95 for the dish.\nMy friend got the Thai Basil with chicken - I tried a couple of bites and wasn't that impressed.  \nI was very suprised at the small portion sizes - I would have exprected more for the price we paid.\nUnfortunately, I can't give this place another chance since I don't live in Scottsdale but even if I did live there I can't say that I would go back anytime soon.


So yeah, it's a Starbucks and that means you've got your expected beverages in all their tall, grade, and venti glory along with the usual selection of pastries and breakfast sandwiches.  For my part, I'm hooked on 180 soy mochas with no whip and Starbucks still sets a standard for me.  The first step to recovery is to admit you have an addiction- done.\n\nAll that said, I'll agree with previous reviews that this location has some pretty limited seating and it's done in a \"shotgun style\" with a door in the front and a door in the back, with a straight shot through to each.  To its credit, the store was very recently remodeled to include some additional bar seating and I quite like the fact I can park in the back lot and get into the store- easy access and easy departure are more than can be said for most local Starbucks locations.\n\nFor all the wi-fi vampires out there, all Starbucks now have free wi-fi wrapped in an entrainment package that offers music, news, and more.  I tried it out and it's not too bad for a portal.  Plus, after the welcome splash screen you can surf to where ever you like, all to your heart's content- well, at least as much as 2 hours will get you.\n\nBusiest times are weekday mornings from about 7:30 till 8:30- the line can snake all over the front end of the store.  However, outside that rush you can usually find a table seat or enjoy a couple of comfy high-backed chairs perfect for reading something and enjoying a beverage.  Lots of locals stop in, so it's a good place to chat with the neighbors.  If you stop by on a Sunday morning, you can usually find the wife and I thumbing thru the local paper.


2/5 for great people working there, and the friendly vibe you get just walking in the door. BAM, smells like a pickling factory but do not fear, the bar area looks fun. Our experience was bad however-- the noodles in our ramen were cooked Al Dente, and you know what that means once an amalgam of them begins to expand in your stomach. They definitely weren't cooked all the way, so thus, I felt like I was going to LITERALLY lose my food after I finished a relatively small bowl. Yeah, I'm a small person, but you know, I can still eat! I just felt so sick afterwards.\n\nThe spinach- strange & refreshing.\nThe carrots- lovely.\nThe pork- cold, but good.\nThe nori- you know, your standard nori.\nThe broth- yeah, a little salty, but good. We tried the Pai Ton, the tonkotsu broth without the Pork ordeal.\n\n\nBut the noodles! They made me so sick, and I really want to love this place because their ramen is so diverse. After the meal, one of the friendly staff members made us some little non-alcoholic shots, so like I said-- SUPER NICE people! I just can't handle their style of food, it doesn't agree with me at all. If you're sensitive like me, try Cherry Blossom Noodle Cafe-- they'll be a more classic and authentic option for you. \nCheers!