This place is disgusting.\n\nWent to this place for a kid's party recently --- when you have kids, you go to a lot of parties at places like this.  Went to Sports Connection in Ballantyne last month for a party and that place was fun!\n\nIf you're under the age of ten, I think this place is going to be a lot of fun.  If you're a concerned parent, you might be disappointed.  When I was there, the bathrooms were COMPLETELY DISGUSTING.  Urine all around the toilets.  No soap to wash your hands.  This is made worse by the fact that your kids are allowed to use the trampolines with or without shoes.  So there are dozens and dozens of kids running around in barefeet.  And going to the potty in their barefeet.  And then having to try to navigate small rivers of urine in the toilet in their barefeet --- and probably not being too careful.  And then tracking that stuff out the door and back to the play areas where your toddler is bouncing and falling down and rubbing their hands and their faces on the trampolines.... see what I mean?\n\nIt's made worse by the snack stand.  I don't think I have to describe how un-appetizing the \"wings\" and \"hotdogs\" appear to be.  I wouldn't have thought about going to the snack stand except it was obvious the pizza for the kids wasn't going to be enough for any of the parents to get any ...\n\nFinal thing --- more related to the party setup.  They have several picnic style tables set aside for the kid's parties.  It looks like your party gets one set of two tables together which is next to the other sets of tables for other parties.  Get ten kids and presents and cake together, and there is no room for the parents to sit.  It's also hardly private at all and you may have to contend with another party right next to yours, bumping into other parents who don't have any place to sit down while you're trying to find some space to take photos of YOUR party.  Very crowded and chaotic.\n\nThe party we went to at Sports Connection in Ballantyne was the opposite --- bouncy houses instead of trampolines, but much better organized, lots of food for everyone, separate room for the party including seating for the parents --- and much cleaner!\n\nFrom a kid's perspective, this place is fun.  But I'm not going to any more parties here --- very chaotic and it seemed like a lot of the staff were walking around w/o much direction or purpose, especially when the bathrooms are so completely overlooked.  Maybe nobody wants bathroom duty?  I guess if most of your staff is teenagers, I could understand the reluctance.


A really decent meal, Sardine managed to give me my fish fix, even in the middle of a stark Wisconsin winter.\nThe evening started out with a fantastic Veltliner at the bar, though I was tempted by the great beer menu (Anchor Steam Ale? In Wisconsin?)\nThen, onto the $35 prix fixe:\nLobster and fennel ravioli in a rich, creme fraiche-y sauce really knocked my socks off. To follow that up, sea bass en papillote (steamed in parchment paper) with greens, potatos, and herb butter. The preparation was excellent but the fish could have been a little more flavorful. Definitely not bad for Madison, but not great for the price I paid. \nDessert was a series of sorbets, all bursting with flavor, but a little over-frozen (little ice flakes and such, as if freezer-burned).\n\nI liked it and would definitely come back for lunch, but might hold off on coming back for dinner.


Save your money. The food is like super overpriced Taco Bell. The table they sat us at was dirty. You can feel the salt grit on it. The next table was a tad cleaner. The waiter was good and the entertainment was great! ( thank you Greg).  The food is dreadful. We ordered the flavorless Tortilla Soup, over dressed BLT wrap, and  fair Chicken Fajitas. The prices on the food was way too much not worth it. The drinks were good, just skip the food.


Typical local bar, but I'd say it's nicer than most. The drinks are cold and food is descent. The pizzas are pretty good, and even better during happy hour. The wings are good as well. Nice spot to hangout after work.


The BF and I were checking out the new Cosmopolitan when we noticed Jaleo. We are from LA and absolutely love Jose's The Bazaar, so how could we say no? \n\nThe place was packed when we got there at 9:30 p.m. on Monday. They are only open for dinner and service begins at 5:00 p.m. We were lucky enough to sit at the foosball table, which the hostess told us was Jose's table! (Although this is unverified.) I have to warn that you become subject to a lot of attention when you sit at the foosball table, because people were looking at us all night! One guy even wanted to take a picture.\n\nThe food was nothing short of what you would expect from Jose. It is so creative, inventive, and delicious! My favorites were the vegetable paella with sea urchin (which was on the house; the waitress said that the chefs were making it for everyone in the restaurant to share!), the fried egg with bread crisps and black truffle, and the piquillo pepper stuffed with crabmeat. The housemade sangria ($15 for half a pitcher) was really light and refreshing.\n\nI didn't have any problems with service; our waitress was really down-to-earth and lovely. I think one of the best services I've had. Even though it just opened, it seemed to flow seamlessly (for us at least). The food came out within reasonable times and they gave us their full attention. I'm definitely coming back next time I'm in Vegas. The paella is a MUST!


Next to the Esso station, atop a little Montreal-staircase, the \"herbs' ankle boot\" as it is called, is a little wonderland of leaves, teas, tinctures, home-made soaps and the like.\nIt IS really little, teeny-tiny little. You have to zigzag carefully between the pots, and jars to find what you want but chances are their friendly staff has already offered their help by now. Their selection is huge, and they usually recommend stuff I've never even heard of, but always on point. For your DIY needs, they have recipients and jars specially designed if you want to go all-natural and make your own medicine or beauty products.\n\nIf making your own tea for whatever ailment you may have doesn't tickle your fancy, you might dig their courses: they have anything from recognizing the herbs around you, to curing your pets using plants, I recently I noticed they offered \"how to make your own lipbalm\"! \n\nYou don't need to be sick to appreciate all the goodness they have there: they have a lovely selection of organic beauty products from Quebec including shampoo, moisturizer, scrubs, bath salts etc..  That or a simple freshly-made chai tea brew wins me over every time...


The Good Egg just opened at the Safeway anchored shopping center at Happy Valley Road & 39th Avenue (Stetson Village Shopping Center).  The service was fast and the food was great!


We were trying to choose a new place for lunch at work and this was mentioned. We all LOVED it! (that is saying a lot!) We ordered off the online menu and I called it in (she was VERY friendly) it was ready in less than 10min and was hot and delicious!!! It also doesn't cost an arm and a leg and is close enough to go there fairly often. We will be back!


RumJungle was quite the experience...  \n\nWent with the fiance, so I kept the partying mellow.  RumJungle happened to be the first place we encountered when entering Mandalay Bay.  No cover and a super friendly (maybe Somoan?) bouncer.  It was super dead and the party was just about to start.  No one on the dance floor.\n\nThere was a lot of bench seating available around the two dancefloors.  Thirty minutes and 3 drinks later, we started watching our bench neighbors getting down on the dance floor.  It was a very interesting night because it was unlike any crowd I have ever seen...  everyone looked like they were in their 40s and/or corporate nerds that never get laid.  I probably wouldn't do a repeat, but I had fun.


This is the poor mans Paradise Bakery. Sandwiches are 95% bread and my Thai lobster curry soup was missing the lobster. It took all my energy not to ask for refund.


I ordered an S&W MP15 and and AK and had it delivered to pick up from here. All went well and quickly. Will use again


Seriously.  This place is fabulous. TMI is tucked on Sheridan, just east of 7th Street. Evidently, the space used to house Lisa G's. I didn't live in AZ then, so no clue on that. After living in SoCal, The Pacific NW, Chicago, and Europe, one of the main drawbacks of AZ is the lack of hip, delicious, unpretentious eateries. Thank goodness for TMI. It's chic but not snobby. On some days it reminds me of a German pub as you've got people from all ages congregating, it's fabulous! The decor is sleek, warm, and soft. There is a large patio and seating is available for both large and small groups...even intimate tucked away corners if you want a romantic dinner. I love the food, The Calvano with Turkey is the best sandwich I have ever had...ever. Hands down. Chic, fun, delish.  Life is good at TMI.


GRIMALDI's PIZZERIA has a lot going for them with tools and technique at the top of the list. to my sensibilities, a coal fired oven really produces the perfect crust and, at least in my experience, GRIMALID's consistantly does it well.\n\nbut the quality of their toppings is really no different than the national chains that dispatch pimple-faced kids to your doorstep when you're too tired to drag your ass to a \"real\" restaurant and that's kind of disappointing.\n\nand i can't say i'm wild about their sauce either. theirs is raw (and \"lightly drizzled\" over the other toppings so the crust stays crispy) and i'm partial to a long-simmered version -- i enjoy the additional depth of flavor.\n\nso, the quest for the perfect pizza goes on ...


The atmosphere is Mazie's is nice - and that's about all the positivity I can muster up for this place. \n\nAt first I was thrilled to see how cheap their martinis were ($6), but then I soon realized the reasoning behind that - there is virtually NO alcohol in them!  My lemondrop martini tasted like Sprite (ew), and after 2.5 of them I still felt perfectly fine to drive home.  Just to give you some reference on what a low alcohol tolerance I have, ONE martini at Fez will get me feeling good enough that I won't feel comfortable driving. \n\nMy veggie burger was very dry and bland - even with the tzatziki I was looking forward to.  My boyfriend noted that his \"real\" (meat) burger was also dry and he didn't eat half of his. \n\nEven though the food and drinks were not up to my expectations, I still enjoyed the metropolitan atmosphere I found in Mazie's and I would be willing to try it again for brunch.


Food: Food is not bad but nothing special. I had the Planet Earth Pasta which was basically sliced sausage, penne, and marinara sauce. I just so happened to be craving pasta that day so I didn't care for ordering a more fancy dish. The chicken quesedillas were also good ad were free (thanks for a free appetizer coupon I found in one of those Vegas mags). \n\nPrice: About $18 and up for most entree dishes or around $15 or so for burgers, etc. Good portion for price. \n\nService: Our waiter was friendly and our food came out fast. This is a family/kids restaurant so I can understand the fun and outgoing attitudes of most of the servers, however the host in the front had major attitude and looked like she needed help on managing the incoming diners. \n\nAtmosphere: Its loud in here, lots of random rainforest noises. There was a storm halfway into our dinner and there were servers randomly yelling out \"Volcano!\" everytime someone ordered their Volcano ice cream dessert. I wouldn't normally choose to dine at a place like this while in Vegas but I had a coupon on the restaurant was right near our show theatre so I figrued this time I'd let it slide...\n\nLocation: Located in MGM Grand


'Thank you Yelpers for giving me Zaytoon as a recommended restaurant.\nWe had lunch there today to give it a try.  I had the falafel sandwich with a side order of Tabouleah salad and my friend had the lamb kabob wrap.\nThe falafel was moist and well garnished with lettuce, tomatoes and onions. The tandoori bread was awesome.  It came with a side of what seems to be avocado mixed with humus (at least that's what my taste buds said).  The lamb kabobs were perfectly cooked and generous.  \nI checked out the bathroom and it was very clean.  The whole atmosphere is clean and tidy and the owner/ staff were very welcoming.  I will be back 'to try something different.  and... the prices are very reasonable ($4.99 for falafel and 8.99 for the lamb.) Don't miss this place.


I stopped at Gus's for lunch today.  I always like to try new places close to the office.  So, I walked in and sat down at the bar.  The stools are too short which makes the bar way too high.  It is especially high if you have to eat off of it.  The rest of the place is pretty nice.  They have a few tv's and it looks clean.  \n\nI ordered a Meatball Sub with fries and a drink.  My food arrived about 5 minutes later at which time I asked for some Ketchup.  The sub was cold yet the cheese on it was melted....    Cant explain that....   The fries were almost too hot to eat yet I managed.   Overall, the food had very little flavor.  I finished eating and received my bill promptly.\n\nI was somewhat shocked at an $11.11 bill for a sub w/fries and a drink.  Wait a minute, I was SHOCKED....    I mean really, come on......    There are literally dozens of pizza places to eat lunch and these guys are charging that much.  \n\nI guess I would think about returning to eat here if I could afford it.   Instead I think I will go to Barros and eat for less than half the price.   \n\nBAM!


I'm giving this place one star and that's only because of the location.  The restaurant is situated in the Old Port of Montreal, on a beautiful cobblestone street, tons of charm...that's where the positive part of this review ends.\n\nWe were greeted as we entered the restaurant and were seated quickly.  However, it took almost 20 minutes to get a glass of water, another 25 minutes to get our beer, which we ordered once our water was delivered.  When our extremely stressed, profusely sweating and almost invisible waiter did finally bring us our beer, in bottles, he asked us if we wanted a glass and if we did that we could go ahead and use our wine glasses, which we weren't using.\n\nAbout an hour after being seated, and 40 minutes after ordering our food, we still did not receive a morsel of food.  We noticed that the waiter had been bringing baskets of warm bread to the tables earlier, so I asked if it would be possible to get some bread while we waited for our food.  The waiter explained that 1) they were out of bread and were waiting for more to be delivered and 2) that even if they had bread that the oven was being used for something else and our bread would be cold.  He explained that we were \"first\" on his list for bread once they got more bread.  About 20 minutes later, he brought us bread...it was cold, along with the butter.  My friend decided to heat the butter by holding it over the candle flame, which could have worked brilliantly, only the plastic packaging began to melt, so cold butter is what we settled for.  \n\nSalad was included with my meal, but not my friend's, so he ordered a salad in addition to his meal.  The salads arrived about an hour after we placed our order (yes, AN HOUR FOR SALAD).  \n\nWe did finally receive our food, I had ordered the salmon with shrimp sauce and my friend had ordered the whitefish.  The portion sizes were large enough, but my salmon was extremely fatty and the shrimp had not been deveined, and my friend's fish was riddled with bones, we counted at least 30 of them.   Both dishes were served with rice and overcooked vegetables (rappini and zuchini).  We asked our waiter to bring us some lemon wedges, but he forgot, so we asked the hostess and she went to the bar and got us some (of course this was almost 15 minutes after we had been served the fish).\n\nThe waiter did not once ask us how our meals were, nor did he ask us if we wanted another drink after we finished our beer.  We had to flag down the hostess for everything.  \n\nI'd like to point out that the restaurant was by no means busy, and we were not alone in our assessment.  We watched a table of 7 people gulp down their green soup, and then wait for well over an hour before receiving their mains, and only half the table got their mains, the rest had to wait an additional 10 minutes.  \n\nOur meals (salad and fish) along with 3 beers total over $85.  I have to say that paying that bill felt like wallet rape.\n\nAll in all, this place was a disaster and I would not return, and I certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone.


Yum. Very healthy and fresh. The potstickers were delicious. My only complaint is that they are always out of white meat (chicken). Not sure what that is about. LOL\n\nWanted to update the review...I tried the boba here and it was terrible. Way undercooked. The service isn't too great either.


My family and I decided to give this place a try, especially seeing what great reviews were said on yelp. We got there during the lunch hour, for a table of 8 we had to wait 45 minutes which was understandable. When we were waiting inside, we noticed the buffet option but opted to order from the menu since the lunch buffet looked basic. When the food arrived, we all agreed that the food was delicious but many other Thai restaurants down the street offer the same great taste for half the price and double the size. Food may be great but their service was horrendous. For a restaurant with such great reviews, I was surprised we had to wait 30 mins for water and made many, many attempts to gather a waiter's attention for our check. Our party left unsatisfied and made a quick stop at Mcdonalds because we were still hungry. Based on price, portion, and service...I wouldn't return or recommend this place which is why I give two stars.


The employees here are proud of their product - for good reason! It's just so super good, every flavor, every time! If gelato has not yet made it's way across your lips, the time is now to make it right. Creamy, fresh ingredients are so indulgent you don't need but a few ounces. My favorite is the sea salt caramel but have also enjoyed choc mint and black cherry cream. As for the sorbet, flavors include pineapple, mango, & strawberry - all refreshing and without the dairy. Treat someone you love today to the G-spot.


Interesting restaurant.  Limited menu.  I assume the menu will grow as this place finds its way.  We had the cheese plate(ok), beets(very good), mussels(very good), iceberg sald(big and good).  Pretty good beer selection.  The music was defintely off.  I am sure this will change as well.  The brunch menu looked very good.  \n\nI'll go back sometime to see what changes have been made.


The best steak I've had at a restaurant period. I ordered the Grass Fed New York strip medium rare. Yes, they have grass fed beef and organic pastured chickens here. \n\nWith a great view of the strip, and outside balcony seating, Morels French Steakhouse is Vegas dinner must.


Wait. Wait some more. I hope it's worth the wait. Still waiting. The hostesses have attitudes, why? So hungry. Still waiting. Glare from hostess. Wait. Was that my stomach making that noise? Wait some more. Do I hear the theme song to Jeopardy in my head?  Finally, our table is ready! \n\nI am starving, so I will let the rude hostesses slide, lets do this! I order the Vegan Burger, which I know you are now thinking to yourself, what a dumb veggie head and you will now discount my whole review....... Well here it is. It was just meh and I have had better. All the veggies were grilled but the whole thing was so greasy that I had to use a fork to eat it. What didn't help it was the side of fries that were cold. So looking back on my evening, I should have just stuck to ordering a milkshake and possibly that would have turned this into a three star review, maybe.


I really wanted to like the Local Tavern, I really really did. The setting looks fantastic and the beer selection is always a great assortment. However, the prices are outrageous and there NEVER seems to be a special available. Even worse, the bartenders have always been lackluster and an irritable crowd. The coup de grace came this weekend when they decided to charge a bigger tip to my card than the one I had written. Something tells me I won't miss the 4.50 beers much.....


Love the concept of this place. My mom and I have been going for a few years now and always have a blast. We start with fun cocktails at Salt. Then we go find our seats (its worth it to pay the extra $$ for the Premium VIP seating). Then we kick off our shoes, order some wine, recline our seats and enjoy. You can also order food there, but we usually go out somewhere else afterwards. Obviously I wouldn't recommend going here every time you go and see a movie but its nice that you can enjoy time out at the movies and really feel like you've done something special. Last time I was there we got free candy served in martini glasses in addition to the free popcorn. Sweet!


So, the service was AWESOME except....They didn't offer me a brunch menu, so I had no idea I could have gotten delicious breakfast food this evening. \nThe food, not so awesome. At all. \nI ordered a cobb salad with cucumber ranch dressing. It was huge, but not so flavorful. I kept looking for salty bacon and distinct red onion, and somehow, it was just bland. The tomatoes were good. *shrug*\nThe homemade biscuit was dense and insanely dry. Like, reminding us that we're in the middle of the desert and I'm desperately grasping the glass of water before my dried out throat shuts down on me.\nI wrapped most of the salad up to go (not that death biscuit) because it's HUGE as the menu suggests, and took a slice of cheesecake to go, too. That was also enormous, and freaking flavorless. Well, not completely lacking flavor... It... It tastes like cream cheese brulee. Yeah. Almost burnt cream cheese. Not a hint of vanilla or sugar. Like maybe the cook got distracted and forgot that they didn't put anything but cream cheese and butter in it? I seriously would be better off getting a bagel and spreading this on it. Worst cheesecake I've ever tasted. \nI'm absolutely heart-broken.


Best show that I have seen in Vegas. Combination of comedy,acrobatics and singing. Definitely recommend watching this.


If you don't have a reservation don't show up. They tell ya 45 mins and it turns into 2 hours. Not worth the wait when hunger.


Greg is so professional and knowledgable. I have older windows and tried to get estimates from other companies but no other company knew how to properly install blinds with my complicated windows Not only did Greg know what to do, he did it for a better price!


I may bump this place up to 4 stars on my next visit.  The presentation was very good, the food smelled great, the service was very good.\n\nMy criticisms are that the mixed grill was mostly overdone.  Not so much that it was bad, it was very flavorful.  But the shrimp was chewy and the lamb was overdone as well.\n\nThe garlic naan was awesome.  The chicken tikka was very flavorful and was very different than other places I've had it.\n\nThe portion on the naan was great, less so on the tikka and the mixed grill.\n\nThe place has a nice, open layout and features accents of broken plates worked into the columns and other areas.


I stayed here with 2 girlfriends for a nice, relaxing Las Vegas vacation. We chose the hotel because we had heard and read many good things about it despite it being far from the strip. \nThe hotel is beautiful and very clean; however, that is were the good things end. The front desk is unhelpful and very rude. We booked a room with two beds and even called prior to coming to confirm that our room would have two beds. When we arrived, we were told that our room wasn't quite ready (despite it being 15 mins after check in time). We hung out in the casino until an hour and half past check in time. At that point, we still hadn't received a call from the front desk as promised. When we went back up to the front desk we were told that our room was and had been ready. Upon getting to our room, we only had 1 bed and called the front desk to see about getting switched. The front desk manager Donna was horribly rude-- didnt apologize for the inconvenience and simply replied that they can never guarantee two beds. I am completely baffled that a hotel can't guarantee two beds and even more so that no apology was given. They brought up a roll away free of charge and switched us rooms the next day. \nMany times and with many other hotel guests the room keys wouldn't work on the door to get to the east tower. \nWhen calling to ask about the shuttle pick up site, we were given the wrong directions. We found an employee on the casino floor who gave us the right directions but both failed to explain you have to get a shuttle boarding pass (the website says you only must have your room key). \nThe pool seemed to be overfilled but otherwise was a nice place to hang out during the day. \nThe buffet was great and even rivaled the buffet at the bellagio. However the cashier johntel was so slow and rude in processing the orders and allowing a group of 5 people cut in front of the line. There seems to be a serious lack of management throughout the hotel. \nWe constantly got the feeling that we would have received better service if we were locals. I understand and appreciate taking care of locals but it should not come at the expense of the other guests. \nThe valet attendants were all very nice, knowledgeable and helpful. Maybe the other employees' bad attitudes haven't rubbed off on them yet. \nOverall, I would not come here again and definitely would not recommend to anyone who's not a local.


This is a truly terrible distributor. The staff always seems incredibly inconvenienced to help you, the service is curt, the prices are higher than anywhere around, and the only time you can get a cold case seems to be in the winter when they leave the garage doors open and use mother natures refrigerator. Avoid this place, there is a much better distributor on 10th street.


The service was outstanding! Our 8 year old girls were cold and the Venetian sets the thermostat so there is nothing they can do about it. The manager brought over two tablecloths for them to wrap up in!\n\nThe Sunday Gravy is very good. The cheese board is a bit average. The Italian fish was liked and so were the meatballs.\n\nThe lower rating is due to the dessert menu. It is limited and not very good. We ordered the apple turnover, tiramisu, cannollis, ice cream, lemon blueberry cheesecake and the hazelnut chocolate cake. The ice cream is great, but not home made and the only other great dessert was the hazelnut chocolate cake. Everything else was very average. What a surprise!\n\nYou have to walk by their bakery across the hall and you see the pastry chefs make these amazing looking desserts through a glass window, but none of them are on the menu! I expected fabulous dessert, but it was pretty disappointing.


Went with the Bestie to this spot and at first had trouble finding the entrance but entered a totally trendy, hip, casual restaurant.  LOVE the look of the dining room. LOVE how the \"warehouse\" ceilings are very high.  This place just looks so cool inside.  The bar is to the left and had people staged there and there are couches to just hang out with your drink.  The kitchen is open so you can see the cooks back there.  If your looking for an aesthetically eye-pleasing spot- go here.\nService was great, our server was knowledgeable on the menu and ingredients, waters kept being refilled, and our table was checked on throughout the meal.  We started with the shrimp and grits app. (very good 5 decent shrimps), I ordered the mahi, and Mal ordered the chicken.  We both ordered a cocktail as well and those were VERY strong! My fish was a pretty large piece and had some horseradish sauce on top (meh- coulda done without it or at least on the side.)  The fish was cooked very well and I enjoyed it.  Mallory's chicken was a huge piece of like a breast, thigh, and mini-wing attached.  It looked so juicy!  She said it was very good and I got to try a piece and it was great.  The sides are a la carte so we chose mashed potatoes, and the cauliflower.  The cauliflower was really good and seasoned with lemon and other spices.  The mashed potatoes was blended so much it was almost soup.  I've had better potatoes. bill was 107.00 for the two of us. The meal was good and the place was very trendy.  If you have a birthday or other special celebration coming up totally go here.


Ok - went back after 6 months..I mean it was a rainy day I needed a quick cup of coffee and some breakfast before I started a long day of meetings.  I know I said to myself 6 months ago no more...but I was desperate, it was early, and I live next door. \n\nI got the Big and Toasty and can I say it's absolutely disgusting!  The amount of oil on it seeped through the wrapper and through the bag.  When I opened it up, the sandwich was NOT toasted and the bacon was RAW.  Seriously this place is horrible.  (check out the picture of the sandwich - I had to throw it away after 2 bites)


Okay, I was dying to go here.  I saw something on TV mentioning the Minus 5 Ice Lounge and instantly knew that I had to go.  At the time I saw the ad, I knew I was going to Las Vegas within the next month or so and made it a key point to go.\n\nWhen you go, you pay for an entry fee which is approximately $15 (includes rental of boots, coat, and gloves) or so and then you can get drink packages.  My boyfriend and I got the two drinks package which was $36 apiece that included the $15 entry fee plus two drinks and a free shot of their house shot.  When we got in there, there were some other people in there who had their free shot tokens that were pretty inebriated so they gave us their free shot token.  Score!  So, we basically had 3 shots a piece plus the two drinks.  Suddenly, the minus 5 temperature wasn't that cold.  But, I digress.\n\nEverything is in ice minus the floors.  The bar itself, the glasses, seating, walls.  They even had a little jellyfish aquarium.  Super awesome.\n\nMost of the drinks were vodka based with Skyy Vodka.  I did have a rum and coke, but that was my only real option with rum.  Okay with me!\n\nSince you have two drinks, most people don't stay that long.  We stayed a while because when am I really going to experience this again?  They don't allow electronics in the bar so you get a locker to put your cell phone and camera in.  They do have a photographer in there taking photos.  Those photos are $20 a pop and since we had a \"few\", we got two photos an one for free.  The photos are also posted online as well.\n\nWhile the place is pricey, it's amazingly fun and quite an experience.  So, I say fork over the cash!


Eh...it was fine.\n\nWe were hanging out watching the band outside the Downtown Grand and watched 395898 people get pizza here. I knew I remembered the name from Yelp and that it had pretty good reviews, so we decided to get a slice before heading up to our room.\n\nWe stood in the Take Out line, 3 people in front of us and it took a really, really long time. However, the guy inside was seriously hustling, so it wasn't a lazy thing, more a ton of people eating inside thing. I really wanted a basic slice of cheese, but they were out so I went with pepperoni.\n\nLike I said above, eh..I thought it was a little too greasy, and nothing to write home about. I ate about a quarter and called it good. I think I would have liked the cheese better, but it's hard to say. Would I eat it again? Maybe, if it was late and there wasn't really anything else open. It was cheap, $3.75, so it had that going for it. \n\nI will say they had other, more interesting pizzas like a California and purple potato, so maybe those would have been better choices, but I think that maybe this place just isn't my cup of tea. I would say it is probably worth checking out and forming your own opinion though because between the 4-5 star reviews and how busy it was, a lot of people would disagree with my opinion on the place.


I became a member of LA Fitness in the beginning of October. The original sign-up was very pleasant, and I was offered the 'free' personal training session for the following day. Although I declined this, the club insisted I enjoy my free session, so I agreed. I was trained the following day, by two trainers who were overly friendly during the session. After we finished the training, I thanked them so I could carry on with my own workout. They instead brought me into their 'office' area for a hard sale. The two trainers began their very rude and hard sales tactics to get me to sign up for personal training. I thanked them, and said that I actually have a good friend who trains me, and I had originally declined their free training for that reason. The main trainer continued to attempt to hard sell me, badgering me and using my insecurities on why I joined the gym, against me. The trainer even 'pretended' to get his manager on the phone and offer me a very 'special' discount, where the trainer fees are removed, and I only pay the base price. Again, I thanked them for their time, and again said I would have to think over the personal training offer. The trainer would not let off, and finally I simply had to walk out of the gym and remove myself from this situation. Due to their tactics, I did not sign up for any personal training sessions, not wanting to pay the gym for, and subject myself to, an hour of this behavior. The next few times I went to the gym, these trainers were generally rude, and I continually saw them watching my workout and seemingly 'judging' it negatively.\n\nThis is not the end. I had originally signed up for 2 month membership, as I was moving out of the area the beginning of December. The two month membership was prepaid by me the day I signed-up, via debit card. At the end of November, I started seeing charges to my account for monthly memberships and personal training sessions. This was also a problem since I had recently removed all funds from the account, to place in another checking account. I had all but closed this account, and therefore also received 'insufficient funds' fees from my bank. I had to call the gym and speak with the account manager twice before she fixed anything; this was with my pushing her along. She did not sound at all surprised that they had 'accidentally' charged my account; as if this is common practice. I then had to follow-up with her that they had removed the monthly charges, and taken my card off file (which should never have been in their files). I then had to follow-up with my bank twice to credit my account the overdraft fees. \n\nI have been told by others, including friends, professionals, and my personal banker, that they have heard this and the banker has closed more accounts for customers due to this unsatisfactory gym practice, than for any other reason. I felt that I had a duty to find an appropriate course of action to make the gym accountable for their gross sales and accounting actions, negligent or intentional!\n\nDon't patronize establishments who buid a business this way! There are too many good gyms out there.


Went here tonight with the family. It isn't bad, however it isn't my favorite. \n\nHad the beef brisket platter with garlic mashed potatoes and jalapeno cole slaw. The brisket was decent. The potatoes were lumpy which I liked, however they were dry and I didn't taste garlic. Now the cole slaw on the other hand was delicious. It wasn't overly saturated with mayo, nor was it sweet. Should I come back, I will be ordering two sides of the cole slaw. \n\nThe prices seem a bit high compared to their competitors.


Horrific experience!! I was probed and prodded without even a smile!  Can you at least offer to buy me a drink? Never mind, I wouldn't even take a drink from these heartless people that work here. They treat you like cattle meat. Stamp! Poke! Next!


I can't say enough nice things about Autoplex Autoservice. After figuring out that we may have bought a lemon from a used car dealer, we took our car here to get it checked out. Unfortunately our worst fears turned out to be true, but Lou and Mike have gone above and beyond with their service and advice, even though it turns out to be uneconomical to get repairs done. I will definitely be using them in the future when we get a new car. \nIf you want honest, friendly and excellent service, look no further.


Very unimpressed with this salon. I got a basic trim and it cost $75. I felt like this was a bit over priced for what I got, but nonetheless I went back a second time and the price was increased to $100. So beware prices apparently they just go up whenever they feel like it. Additionally, making an appointment was a pain as no call was ever returned after leaving a message at the salon. Overall, just not worth the price and hassle.


I could have sworn I wrote a review for Monta a long time ago. I would have sworn incorrectly.\n\nI think most peoples' initial impression of Monta is \"why is there a line outside?\" and then they peek in and think, \"why didn't they just rent a bigger space?\" Luckily, their turnaround time is good. You're usually in with reasonable waiting. It is tiny, though. Be prepared.\n\nThe ramen itself is just fine. I think I'll call it \"starter ramen.\" It's not special in any category. It's ramen. Its reliable. You can customize it a bit. You can order surprisingly good fried rice! I am a huge fan of the takana variety. I don't know why. I also almost always ask for low sodium in the broth. That's right! It isn't pre-made that way. Everyone, including myself, is often shocked at this.\n\nThere is a healthy serving of noodles so you're basically guaranteed not to be hungry when you leave. If you are, just get some gyoza and you're set. Nice and crispy. They're not fresh or anything, but they work.\n\nHey, if you're in Henderson, don't even bother. Just go to their new younger brother/sister - Monta Chaya. It's better anyway for shallow reasons.


Pretty place, but snotty management and the cocktails are not very good. After being told that a booth was reserved we were invited to sit with a large corporate group which was so kind of them. That \"reserved\" table never became filled


ZuZu? Orange Table?  D'lish? The Breakfast Club?  OR Daily Dose?  This is what my husband and I pondered early Sunday morning as we planned to meet another couple for brunch.  After reading numerous Yelp reviews and a few other sites, Daily Dose was the decision!  \nThe four of us were seated outside at a raised table.  Nice!  Inside seemed really claustrophobic and dark, so to be outside was great.  Our waitress was slow to arrive, but time passed easily as we were caught up in conversation.  I had read that Daily Dose had the BEST Bloody Marys in town.  So we all ordered one.  I love celery in mine, but I guess they do not garnish with celery, but the waitress said she would do it if I wanted.  We all ordered them spicy too.  We couldn't wait!!!!!!!  But we DID wait........and wait.......and wait......and wait, well you get my drift.  They finally came!  With a green onion as a garnish!?!  OK, Celery?  Oh, it WAS in there, just a tiny short piece that was halfway down the glass.  Well, she did have it in there.  \nThe menu item choices were impressive!  They looked so creative!  I was excited to order! We ordered the breakfast nachos, which everyone on Yelp raved about!  We also ordered the eggs benedict with prime rib and the Southwest Flannel Hash.  And then we waited, and waited and waited......\nEVERYONE on the patio had no food.  NONE!  I love looking at what other people have ordered, but not one person on the \"packed\" patio had food.  Not in any stage- just starting, just finishing, in the middle, nothing.  Many did not have anything but water.  I couldn't believe how long the service took.    FINALLY, our food came with no apology of how long it took.  My husband and I shared our order of nachos and prime rib eggs benedict.  The eggs benedict looked good, but when I cut into it, it was a snotty, white mess of undercooked egg white.  In my experience, the only runny part should be the yoke, right?  Well, although I would have preferred the white to have been cooked, my husband and I ate it anyway.  The prime rib was virtually nonexistent.  The breakfast nachos were a HUGE disappointment.  The chorizo was more like flavorless ground meat.  No zing or heat.  The scrambled eggs on it were dry, overcooked, and tasted of sulfur - which is what happens to scrambled eggs when they are over cooked.  There was supposed to be mozzarella cheese on them.  Where?   I don't know, but the nachos were covered in a gluey sauce that I assume was supposed to be a nacho cheese of some sort?  There was also a cup of the gluey sauce on the side.  I guess they felt we needed more? The chips were so greasy, most were translucent.  We didn't eat most of it, just tried to pick and find the edible parts.  By that time we were so hungry and who knows where our 18 year old waitress was to make a complaint anyway.  My friend's Southwest Flannel Hash, which she let me sample, were the WORST I ever had.  I mean how can you mess up corned beef hash?  There was a weird sweet component to it.  She did not finish it, which is odd because she loves corned beef hash and always finishes it.  Her Husband had the prime rib eggs benedict like I did.  He is in the restaurant industry and manages a very popular resort restaurant and he was not happy with his meal at all.  Especially the prime rib part.  I was with him on that one.  To wrap up our  two and  1/2 hour brunch  experience (yes it took that long from start to finish due to slow service) Daily Dose was flat bland, busy and overpriced.   Sorry brother and sister Yelpers, I am in disagreement on this one.


This is a cool, little joint downtown. \n\nLacks pretension. \nJust friendly bartenders, good drinks and plenty of seating at the bar.\n\nThere is a large patio out back and word is they are installing a retractable roof on the patio which will be a nice addition.\n\nLate night it gets crowded and clubby, but I'm usually  out the door by the time that starts in. \n\nA refreshing change of pace from some of the other bars downtown that tend to think  a little too highly of themselves.


Lazy river and pool was shut, apparently they claimed it was noted on the website but we couldn't find it. \n\nThe casino area and restaurants were reasonably nice and the room was spacious. The walls were paper thin you could literally hear everything, and the pipe work was so loud someone had a shower at 4am and woke us up. \n\nDon't normally like to complain but the overall experience was poor and after discussing with management they weren't to concerned in making it any better for us. I would not consider staying there ever again.


Great breakfast at a bargain price!  We both go the 4.99 breakfast in which your pick 3 options.  I got the 2 eggs, 2 pancakes and two pieces of bacon  The BF got the pancakes, sausage and bacon.  We also split a side of breakfast potatoes with added onions and peppers.  We were immediately served fresh coffee and the refills were prompt!  The pancakes were huge and topped with powdered sugar.  My over hard eggs were perfect.  The whites were crispy just the way I like them.  The potatoes were also requested crispy and there were delicious.  Yes, I have a slight crispy fetish. Our server was so sweet.  I ordered the wrong potatoes, hash instead of breakfast.  She changed the order with no problem!  With our Yelp check in, we got 6 mini warm donuts.  Even though I had no room, I managed to eat one.  Yum!  The rest were great as a snack at home.  We will be back!


I love your subs , but I went in there and saw many flies , so I kindly told the worker , I was not ordering because of all the flies and walked out... ekk gross.


Don't come here. They are out of everything by 6pm. Staff seemed angry the place was full. Pork chop was cooked enough for a whole pig.


Not worth the price!!!\nWe were here after we left the Adult Entertainment Expo in January and i have to say this is the most over rated gentleman's club in Vegas! When something is promoted as the worlds largest strip club with the highest stripper to customer ratio, your natural urge is to go experience it. Don't do it! \n\nIt really hurts to give a strip club only two stars but having to continue ordering $10 well drinks and get half ass lap dances to keep your table and or chair is ridiculous. After ordering two rounds of drinks and no dances, the manager told us we had to get up and give the table to people who wanted lap dances. If they are forcing people to pay these girls I would prefer some attractive natural ones not the ugly plastic. But hell it is Vegas!


Tasty burgers, shake and fries. Fries weren't hot, just warm.


We've seen a lot of Cirque shows and this was the worst yet.  There's mostly actors and dancers but few stunt people.  Too much time is spent with the actors and not enough time with performance art.  I guess it's all about the music...and that's a good thing.  The show is very dark and spends way too much time in dark, dingy England with hippies.  I would have loved to see more bright beautiful scenes with lots of lighting.  If you love the music, buy the CD...it's amazing!!  Wonderfully remixed for the show.  What's the deal with the rain boots and tricycles?


I love corn dogs! Pay no attention to the mesmerizing colors of the their uniforms and to that really funny hat. You could say that I am indeed a Hot Dog on a Stick fan. For some reason they have the best corn dogs I have ever tasted and the dogs are always cooked to perfection. The fresh lemonade here is excellent. Try the cheese on a stick, I know it sounds disturbingly unhealthy and gross but in a non cardiologist point of view, I find myself actually liking this deep fried concoction. The french fries here at the Boulevard mall is the best out of all the locations in Las Vegas. \n\nIf you like corn dogs and lemonade, this place is for you.


I had never been here until now. My best friend scheduled an appointment at 1 for pedis for the both of us. I was a little late and they waited happily and patiently for us both to be there so we could go together! Everyone is SO nice and they all speak amazing English so don't worry about having any mess ups :) love this place and I will definitely be back!!!


Worse store in history!!! They make you make mutilple purchases throughout the store,like your a criminal.i went into the cosmetic department for a female product,made me take it out and pay by itself( very embarrassed ). That was one.then I wanted a simple pair of headphone, had to make another purchase ,another time I wanted to make a game purchase ,the guy wouldn't even hand it to me,like I was a child and he held it above his head making everybody see.i really felt very uncomfortable ,like i was really going to steal it.not to mention I had to wait 20 min for someone to get keys. then i had to get other items then had to go to the front of store and pay for a third time.by the time i finished,it took 2 hrs to get out,then i had to show riecipts to get out of store,no surprise,i lost one.it was a huge ordeal.really don't need the frustration ,I have enough going on,targets right across the street,so that's where I go now.a little more expensive but well worth the piece of mind,not being looked and and make you feel like a criminal!the vision center,ohhh don't get me started there cheap frames,the say that the will replace them for a year,and nope,not to mention the hate people


Worst Golden Corral ever! I have been to many Golden Corrals in my travels have never been to an horrible restaurant such as this. \n Food wasn't the best! Flies were in the restaurant. Lots of dirty plant mixed in with clean ones. Everyone was sick after of visit. The one in Victorville was awesome but, this one sucked ass!


Awesome place to stop for a beer and a burger when out on the bike... I great conversation and service. Give it a try, you won't be disappointed.


Had the Knishwich & Matzo Ball soup. Thoroughly enjoyed them both! This place is definitely on my Pittsburgh brunch list.


This is one place I have been wanting to go to for a long time. Everything M&M's and lots of it. If you are a huge M&M's fan or love only one color then this is a must for your Vegas vacation. I got a yellow M&M's luggage tag and I love it. Ice cream, and M&M's candy of all varieties ever made, take all you want but be prepared to pay up. Stuffed characters, banks, name straps, clothing, and even the actual M&M's race car on the 4th floor, and yes you are not seeing things, there are 4 floors of everything M&M's. So next time your are in Vegas try this place out, it rocks.


The Angus Reserve Burger at $12 was a frozen patty cooked to whatever the chef feels like cooking.  If you looking for food or drinks there are other places in Pittsburgh.  Come on Tap room, how many local breweries are located around Pittsburgh.  Update your selection


Simply delicious! Its a small place with big flavors! If your craving a satisfying asian noodle soup than this is one of the best places in montreal for it!! Service is also quick !


I would give this place more than five stars, if possible.\nWe found this place nestled right off of a main street on a cobble street road.\n\nThe atmosphere was cool and the selection of drinks was quite expansive. They had a good selection of every kind of alcohol, beer, wine and pitchers of mixed cocktails. The Pimms and Lemonade was really good.\n\nThe people behind the bar were extremely nice and chill. It was easy getting along with anyone behind the bar. I think that made us keep going back. \n\nIf I am ever in Edinburgh again, I will frequenting this spot again.\n\nThanks for a good time!


Our waiter Jason was great however I was not a big fan of the hokey pokey dance the staff had to do.  It was a bit loud but it helped drown out the sound of the man behind me hacking up a lung. It was high energy and a nice change.


Been going to Yoli's since it opened..Love it!  I have been told by friends that they have the best hamburgers, so I finally broke down (since I'm not much of a burger guy) and tried one with skepticism.  I now think they need to change their name from Yoli's to YUMMY'S Cafe! Holy cow (no pun intended) it was Awesome! Has to be the juiciest most flaverful burger I can remember eating. Not sure I can order anything else now.


Pasties are good, yes? The service at this location blows. Who wants to drive all the way to Mesa, though?


What a great tribute to the classic American Musical Theater!  Incredible talent, amazing orchestra (and full orchestra at that - no half pre-recorded or sequenced keyboards).  The set is pretty amazing as well. \n\nMy only (minor) beef was it was too short.  Only 70 minutes?  Needs a couple more numbers to at least make it 80.  I also agree with another Yelper who mentioned Steve's voice over in the show.  I would have rather had one of the 4 main performers come out and share that information.  I know it's covering costume changes and all that, but you've spent all the money on a great live orchestra - have them play a little ditty or something to fill time. Musicians love to ham it up (well, strings usually don't, but brass players do).  \n\nSince the show's only been running for 2 weeks when I saw it, I'm sure they are still tweaking the flow a little bit.  If I hear they've changed it up a little, I'll definitely see it again next time I'm in Vegas.


I was moving out of my apartment and i needed help. My puppy had chewed up some of the padding under the rug and I needed it repaired.  I also needed a cleaning done since the high traffic areas were dirty even though I didn't wear shoes in the house. Keystone came in and did their magic.  When it came time to turn in my keys, my landlord was amazed at how great it looked and commented that it looked in even better condition than when I first moved in.  I ended up giving them the number so that they could use Keystone for their own home.  They're pricing is really reasonable too.  I paid $100 for a 1200 sqft condo.


Now listen, I don't normally write reviews about places and basic as a Dunkin Donuts, but I'll make an exception in this case.  If you are ever having a great morning, no traffic, good songs on the radio, easy day upcoming at work and you want to even yourself out by bringing some aggravation into your day, visit this DD.  After dealing with the employees here, I'm sure you will walk out much more aggravated than when you walked in.  I'm not sure how hard it is to get good help these days, but if you ever wonder where those people who could not hack working at McDonald's go, it this location.  \n\nWorking close by, I swing by here often for a bagel and coffee.  This morning's experience just slight more annoying that usual, but what is typical for this place.  Let me share.  Walked up to the counter to the blank stare of the employee behind the register.  No 'hello' or 'welcome' or 'what can I get you'.  Just a blank stare.  I ordered an Everything Bagel, toasted with cream cheese and a medium coffee.  Basic right?  I get a continued blank stare.  This goes on for an uncomfortably long time, like 15 seconds.  Not a word is uttered.  Finally I say, \"What?  What's the problem?  Why are you staring at me?\"  What I then find out through series of gestures, grunts and finally another employee, is that the gentleman they decided would work the front register speaks no English.  Not even enough to understand 'donuts' or 'bagel'.  After several minutes of pantomime, I figure out we need someone else to assist.  That takes about 2 minutes to get.  Guess what, another language barrier, but involving a totally different region of the world.  Who would have thought?  I finally flag down a manager.  By this time the people behind me in line are restless.  I get my order put in with the help of three other employees.  They get it wrong.  Now the daunting tasking to fixing it in the cash register.  The NSA hacks into people's phones faster than these four could figure out this register thing.  After between 5-7 minutes just trying to order, it's done.\n\nIt takes about 3 minutes for them to pour the coffee, which when I get it is ice-cold, but still in a cup for warm coffee.  I say something.  They ask if I ordered iced coffee.  I say no and they pour me another cup of ice cold coffee.  I have her put her finger in it.  She say, 'yep, cold'.  She finally pours me a cup of new hot coffee.  Another 5 minutes pass before I get my bagel, which I walk out with to go to work.  As I plant my butt at my desk and open the bag up . . . . surprise, one plain bagel, not toasted with no cream cheese.  \n\nSeriously folks!  This is the best you can do?  Everyone go here . . . it's almost entertaining!


You know how they have all those television commercials saying, \"If you have a job, we'll put you in a car?\"  This is supposed to be regardless of credit history or location of said job.  I took it for what it was worth, and provided a legitimate job offer to them, one with a starting salary of $55,000/yr, in the door.  I know I have a bad credit rating, as I am still recovering from filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy just over 2 years ago, so I am expecting a higher interest rate, which I will have no problem paying to re-establish my credit rating.\n\nI was told that my possible trade-in car wasn't worth much as a trade-in, but if I could come up with $1,000 as a down payment, they would be willing to waive the trade-in requirement and pre-approve me to get into a newer car.  I took the salesman at his word and found a third party individual who was in dire need of a car, and he bought my car for over $1,000.  I called up my insurance company to put in notice that I was purchasing a newer car and needed to upgrade my State minimum to full coverage.  My premium was duly increased, but since I was still covered until the middle of July, I didn't have to make any payments until next month, so all is well so far.\n\nI find out my loan was approved by the bank, but there was a small hiccup:  The bank would not release the funds to the dealer until the first day of my new job.  The new job starts on June 6th, 2011, and the dealer's owner decides at the last moment that he doesn't want to approve the deal because, Heaven forbid, the new job is in Washington, DC...700+ miles away from the middle of nowhere.  The dealer is afraid that just because I have a job offer, it doesn't mean I have been hired, and if I take their 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis to Washington, D.C. and am unable to pay for my car, they have no way of getting their car back.\n\nSo I am now left out in the cold, without a car from O'Brien, without a car that was actually running because I had let someone else purchase it from me, expecting to get a newer car, and now I have to take a bus or train to Washington, DC with just a duffle bag full of clothes and $1,000 in my pocket.  Thanks O'Brien, your false advertisements made such a difference in my life.  So where's the fine print saying that the customer's job offer has to be within 150 miles of the dealer?


The place was a lot of fun because I was with a group of girls and comped drinks kept on coming to our table.\n\nThe service and staff were amazingly friendly.  Although I wasn't there for the food, it wasn't too bad.  In fact, I don't remember much of what I ordered but it was only from the appetizer menu. \n\nThe place does get really busy, so make sure you call for reservations.


We came to Vegas on a very small budget. We got the buffet of buffets deal and ate at le village, it was lovely. The decor was beautiful and the food was outstanding. We even decided to return for dinner. Very pleased with the entire experience.


I was recently at Spa Jema to receive a manicure and pedicure.  The pedicure was fabulous and relaxing however a different girl did my manicure, I believe her name was DeeDee.  Let me just tell you how awful this manicure was.  My cuticles weren't even pushed back, the polished chipped 5 minutes after I left the place, and they were hardly filed or buffed.  The price of the manicure is insane for the horrendous job that was done on my nails. I paid extra to get the paraffin wax treatment which was nice.  My friends who didn't pay extra never got lotion or any sort of hand massage.  The manicure itself was probably a 5 minute treatment.  DeeDee was not concerned with doing a good job, she just wanted to get out of there and go home.


Nice selection of Fuente Cigars including some very exclusive lines. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, reasonable, not cheap cigars. Top-of-the-line cigars for the most part. And finally, a very nice lounge. Nice to see a classy cigar-bar to enjoy while my wife shops! A win-win!


I love tapas, and i was excited to finally try Johnny Smalls. The restaurant was packed but not too noisy, we were able to talk comfortably.\nThe best deal is to sign up for a players card or if you already have one, even better. Tell your waitress if you order the AYCE deal and you'll get $5 off for you and your companion.\nWhat we tried...my favorite was the Small Balls (YUM!!!),   Caprese salad was small but full of flavor,   Crab and Artichoke Dip was cheesy and delicious,   Grilled PB&J with apricot jam was sweet and tasty,    Mighty Balls were good, traditional meatballs,     Asada Tacos were good but nothing special,     Cow Pie Sliders were good, lots of taste,     So Beefy Sliders were good, but needed more meat on them,       The Lobster Pillow Puffs we hated, so we sent them back, they tasted doughy, the sauce had no flavor,      The Finger chicken on a stick was good, dip they serve along side is delish,    Tuna tartare quesadillas were good, but it was a big portion, so be sure you have someone to share it with,      Meat Lover flat bread was okay, the guys liked it, I didn't like the sauce on it, it was peppery and smokey.\nEven though the desserts sounded yummy we were stuffed and had to pass. Service was good throughout. I can't wait to go back.


This place is ok. Have a blast.


So we ordered the 25 wing sampler where you get 5 \"free\" marinates. \n\nThe menu is just too complicated. For example, you pick from a list of 75 on how you would like your wings to be coated.\n\nAs for the wings itself, it was hit or miss. Some were perfectly deep fried , others were dry to the point it was unedible.\n\nThe Server was nice but overall,  a mediocre experience.


Nice facilities. Line guys are awesome, desk staff not so much. Fuel is uber-expensive, but ramp fees aren't too bad if you don't meet minimum fuel requirements to waive the fee.  This is what you get when there's no competitors on the field.


This establishment is walking distance from my home, my husband and I are also very committed to supporting the local economy, and therefore we wanted to purchase our bike from a bike shop as opposed to a chain store- even though her bikes cost on average $75-100 more for the same brand (Sports Authority at TMP has the same brand of Electra bikes for less, for example).\n\nThe owner Crystal was very kind and helpful in the research process, and let us ride the different bikes out back. The beach cruisers hurt my knees and so she directed us to a \"Giant\" brand bike where the pedals were a little farther back. I was still unsure and she recommended I try riding it longer to see. So I purchased the bike and a basket, and took it home and rode it around a little bit. The basket clinks against the bike rod (it doesn't fit correctly with the shape of the bike), and the bike still hurts my knees so we went back two days later to see about a trade-in or return, and she told us all sales were final. \n\nI expressed to her that it is bad business to have an \"all sales final\" without putting up signage, and also without even telling the customer at the time of purchase. I find this to be manipulative and dishonest. I did notice that the receipt she gave me after purchase did say \"all sales final\" on the top, however I did not get this until AFTER the purchase. \n\nSo now I am stuck with a bike that hurts my knees, cost $375, plus a $35 basket that does not fit. In the future unfortunately, because of this unsavory experience, I will be purchasing all future bikes from mega retailers.


I have been here a few times and a friend and I had dinner there last night. We went during happy hour and the prices are great, probably the best you can find in the area! The rolls we had were good- tootsie, cali, and Vegas. We also had edamame, miso soup, and dumplings. Overall we were very pleased with the food! Our server was somewhat friendly but got short with us here and there. Not a huge deal, but it turned us off a bit and that's why I gave bei 4 out of 5 :)


I am not usually fond of buffets. This is worth it - the atmosphere beautiful surrounded by live flowers and a light airy atmosphere. The food is all very good. I had the lunch selection which is a good value with brunch served. The cheese omelette was delicious at the station and the desserts yummy! Try it


My first impression was not a good one. I walked in 30 min early, as requested, for paperwork. I signed in and was not acknowledged for about 10 minutes. Finally, I was called back up and given paperwork. The office was too hot and too packed. I think there are 5 providers but for every 1 person called back a half dozen came in and a high number of them were in house slippers. I think they also used the waiting room as daycare because there were a lot of children and noise.\nI saw Dr. Brill and was not impressed with his bedside manner or the dismissive tone he answered my questions. I do not feel that I was given any sort of consideration or reassurance. \nI was sent for an ultrasound at a different office and it was just as bad as the first. This office even had a receptionist who's bum was showing, in her scrubs. I watched a back office person reprimand a front office person and was asked to stand and wait while they \"caught up\". The amount of unprofessionalism was beyond comprehension. The last straw was the food on the floor in the ultrasound room. I will never set foot in these clinics again and I feel bad for any woman who thinks this is a normal office.\n** Update: I was just informed that I had been sent to collections for a lab bill from Dr. Brill's office. I had received no notification that I had an outstanding balance by mail or phone. Very annoyed.


My husband purchased a bike from this store for me and it is to big.  They will not let me exchange it, so I will be going to one of the other bike store's in Charlotte that allow you to trade in bikes.    I would recommend the staff not sell a bike if the person who is riding it is not present.  Also, they should have a better exchange program.  I think there customer service is horrible.


Want water to wash down the disgusting \"mystery shot\"? That'll be $3. They refuse to give tap water. And they'll be total dicks when you ask.\n\nThey even suggested my friend could get water in the bathroom...but they won't give cups.\n\nIf I could give zero stars I would. Still had fun with my friends. But we all stopped buying any drinks after that and only stayed because we paid the cover.


We had breakfast here before checking out, had no complaints at all. I had the steak and eggs with potatoes. I was great, only problem was some kind of sauce on the steak. But I knew it was going to be on it, so that's my fault. Overall it was a good breakfast.


Gothic/vamp inspired theme. I had the filet mignion with garlic mashed potatoes and a few cocktails. My hot date had the ribeye steak with the mushrooms which were uhmazing! And I don't even like mushrooms. Lulz. As far as the cocktails go I had the diabla which was a tequila cocktail and a jack rose which was whiskey based. Both were very strong and tasty but I preferred the Jack rose. Enjoy! it was a great steak place!


I guess I agree with the 3 star rating the place currently has. I like the concept, love local joints, enjoyed their assortment of teas and wines, but that is about it. The service, timing, and environment needs work.


We took a trip on our lunch hour to grab some grub for work. I had the burrito special \"Chicken Piccata\". umm as long as I have lived, chicken piccata consists of: chicken breast cutlets, dredged in flour, browned, served with sauce of butter, lemon juice, capers, and stock or wine. Right? This was none of those things.. it was more like a chicken fajita burrito and bland at that. It was decent and hefty but Im sorry Baja Fresh blows this place out of the water.


I guess this is not a bad place for this side of town, however, it's definitely not the best place in town.  The fish is not as fresh and the rolls were literally falling apart. I guess they make it up by offering cheap prices for all you can eat... 18.95 for lunch and 21.95 for dinner. The staff was friendly and the service was fast! I would recommend the la boxing and maria roll there were both delicious!


I started with the mozzarella salad, the cheese was very firm. I sent it back. Next up was a margarita with mushrooms. Although the pizzas at Parlor are decent, they are not really wood fired at all. Yes, there's wood in the oven, however if you look into the oven on the right side you will see that it is actually burning gas. True Neapolitan style wood fired pizza is cooked in the range of 800F using only wood.\n\nBOTTOM LINE: Decent pizza, but no comparison to PB


Their pizza may be great, and the service here is better than their Rainbow location, but their wings suck. \n\nGood price for 10 wings at $8, available in medium or hot. Except they're dry- both in terms of the sauce, and the meat itself. Also a downside: they only offer packets of ranch for dipping. Unable to tell if wings were made fresh, just know that I was disappointed with the quality of what I received.\n\nPizza slices are fine here, and their rice balls are a treat. Small tables for dining outside, inside dining available further back in the building. Steer clear of the non-pizza options and you're good.


So you think you had a great long island???  Well try them here.  They are cheap and not drowned out.  This is a perfect place to pre game for a night out, although not a place to go if your trying to have a conversation with your buddies.  The music is loud that make it hard to hear your friends.  It could be worth staying if you come early enough to get a pool table, but if you come to late then you end up waiting at times more then an hour to play pool.


With Walmart being so big, they lack customer service. Pressed for assistant more than 3x at the fabric section and no one showed up. They just keep losing sales over and over. Will it ever get better??!!!! Such a disappointment.


Those Athens fries are the REAL DEAL. I would just come here to eat fries actually and wouldn't have a problem with it. --So I HIGHLY recommend coming here. Oh and also they have hookah right next door if you're interested ;) Why not?\n\nI had a nice safe choice--a gyro. Great tasting lamb meat and not overdone with the mixture of spices and sauce. (I'm also noting that the last time I had a gyro it was a crappy food truck one in SF) so Yes. It's legit here.


Not a very good place at all.  Be very careful of this place as they tack on all kinds of move-out charges.  They make you show a receipt that the apartment has been \"professionally cleaned\" when move out.  I had my neighbor clean the place as she did an exceptional job.  Because she is not a registered cleaning company, they charged me $130 for not having a registered company clean the apartment.  Also, make sure that you pay rent before the first of the month if it falls on a holiday.  They charged me $75 for not paying them on time because they were closed on the first of the month.  Because they decided to close on the first, they charged other tenants and I $75 for supposedly paying late.  Be very careful if you decide to live at this apartment complex.


Trendy, dark, crowded.\nWhen I think of Merc Bar, I think \"ehhh\"\n\nIt's not bad, just not great enough for me to remember it or frequent it on a regular basis.  \n\nThe drinks are spendy, but tasty.\nThe sausage and cheese plate is good, but not memorable.\n\nEhh.


Had breakfast here with my honey on the way to the airport to go back home to Cali. \n\nThe restaurant was very clean and the decor was contemporary.\n\nWe were immediately seated and given menus and a glass of water. I immediately noticed the menu consisted of a fusion of french and southern foods. \n\nI ordered an egg white omelet, it came with potatoes, and toast. I also had a mimosa. \n\nMy husband ordered the quiche lorraine which came with a salad. He also ordered a bloody mary. \n\nWe also ordered beignets (we couldn't resist) which came with raspberry sauce, nutella, and a vanilla bean sauce. \n\nThe food as GREAT and cheap! The raspberry sauce was good enough to write home and tell mom. \n\nThe beignets was not as good as the ones you get from the famous Cafe du Mond in New Orleans but they were very tasty. \n\nI wish we would have discovered this place sooner.


Mattie's is a great addition to Charlotte.  It is comfortable and unpretentious.  It is not a yuppie diner wanna-be, which is good.  The portions are generous, the prices reasonable, and the value good.  I have eaten at Mattie's several times and have never been disappointed.


I've probably played about 20ish rounds here over the past 4 or so years...  just played one today (Sunday).  I have mixed opinions on the place.  Wish I could give it 2.5 stars, but that isn't an option.  It's definitely a decent course, not too long (about 6800 from the tips), and typically in good shape (4/5).  It's the sister course to Arroyo at Red Rock, and in my opinion a nicer layout, a touch more difficult, and usually slightly better conditioned.  \n\nWe payed $35 (casino employee rate), and for that price it's hard to complain....although when you can play Lexington at Revere for $42, Rio Secco for $45 (book through their website for best rates), and Bear's Best for $50.... it would be one of my last choices... and it was... we booked the time one day in advance, and no where else had a tee time before 10am.  \n\nWe were scheduled for 6:40am.... and because of slow play, ended up teeing off around 6:55.  The round took about 5 hrs and 15 min.  TOO LONG!!!  My biggest complaint about the place... and one of the main reasons we hardly ever play here anymore, is that they book tee times every 7 minutes.  When you consider the average player that plays this course is probably a 20+ handicap, they need to book times at least 10 minutes apart.  I mean seriously... we were probably the 6th or 7th group of the day, and you're already 15 minutes behind?  Come on man!! \n\nThe course itself is well layed out.  The houses in the development aren't right on top of the course.  When they let the rough grow a little it definitely gives the course a little difficultly.    Water plays on probably 3 or 4 holes.  \n\nI honestly have no clue what out-of-towners would pay here.... but I have to imagine it's a lot cheaper than the \"nicer\" courses around town.  If it's not..... I'd skip it.  Just be prepared for a 5 to 5 1/2 hour round.... you ALWAYS wait here.


This store is like a Mega store. Maybe they are a little bit over they head because sadly the meats are not the best. They have meat on sale for 3 and 4 bucks and its coloring is brown to black. Meat should be Red. I will shop here but I will stay away from the meat. If you can get pass that the store is really ok.


I really wish I was writing a \"Hooray!\" but I'm not. The Uptown location wasn't my first rodeo with the Mushroom and won't be my last.  The Mushroom is usually solid artisan pizza, just not this time.  I started visiting different Mellow Mushrooms about ten years ago.  The Jerk pizza has always been my \"go-to.\"\n\nI went to the Uptown location for a business lunch.  Not too bad.  We got seated in less than a minute.  The menu didn't have my favorite, but I'm the type of person that is willing to try many different things.  So I asked our waitress for a recommendation and was led to the Mellowterranean.  A grilled chicken pizza with onions, roasted red peppers, black olives, chives, feta, mozzarella and tzatziki sauce.  Sounds like a homerun eh?\n\nTwo things to note about this pizza:\n\nGigantic roasted red pepper laid out on the pizza.  This isn't convenient to eat, and the texture and amount just make this strange and unappealing.\n\nSecond, yes, the tzatziki is pretty tasty, but I found myself using it to cover up the other tastes.  A condiment should compliment, not be needed to cover up the  the rest of the dish.\n\nLastly, the cheese bread appetizer.  Oh how I laughed.  The look on my associate's face was priceless.  To quote, \"Is this cheese on hot-dog buns?\"  Lol...I almost spit water out my nose when he said that.  To be fair, what we were brought, looked nothing...and I do mean...nothing...like the picture you see on Yelp.  Maybe they were out of bread and went with the old \"McGuyver that shit\" method...but \"hot-dog buns\" is being nice about it.\n\nSo why three stars if the whole experience was less than decent?  Because I know the Mellow Mushroom as a whole.  I know that this is the only experience I've had that was disappointing.  Maybe it was an off day, maybe it was blah blah blah.  Regardless of what it was, I'd go back and expect things to be a much better experience.  Would I recommend or order what I've had?  Not a chance, but I wouldn't exclude them from my list of pizza joints based on one bad experience either.


I had eaten here about a year ago, after being out late.  Their Chinese soup was delicious.  We had heard about their 777 special (Steak and Shrimp for $7.77) so we decided to come back for lunch after a UNLV graduation.  The waitress was terrible.  I wish I could remember her name so I could warn other potential patrons.  She took our order, checked on us once and then never returned until we asked the hostess for our waitress.  We were parched the entire meal.  A few of the other entrees we ordered were, an open faced turkey sandwich (good), cheese pizza (gross, no flavor), breakfast plate (my daughter go sick afterwards), and the 777 special was ok.  I don't think I'll ever return.


This is the first place the wife and I went to after arriving in Montreal. She had researched it first and boy am I glad she did. \n\nWe ordered a couple of entrees, but it was the appetizer that blew our minds. Smoked meat poutine. Let me say that again. SMOKED MEAT POUTINE!!!  A classic poutine covered with smoked meat. It was juicy, succulent...delicious. \n\nI will never forget this dish as long as I live. If you like fries and smoked meat, and honestly how can you not, this is for you.


Well.. For starters, my experience here was bad enough it got me to create a Yelp account to share it with any unsuspecting potential ticket buyers.\n\nMy fiance and I wanted to go somewhere fun for New Year's, so we bought two $220 \"VIP Access Hosted Bar at Ghostbar\" tickets because we wanted a good view of the fireworks for my birthday, which happens to be NYE. The \"VIP Access\" was supposed to guarantee us access to Ghostbar, per  the ticket agreement and receipt. The Palms was also selling \"All Access\" tickets which gave people access to all three clubs in the Palms. \n\nWe arrived to pick up our tickets at 9:30pm, and got our \"Hosted Bar\" wrist bands at 10:30pm (a long line, but makes sense for NYE in Vegas...I think). Then we moved on to the Ghostbar line. Yes, another line. Again, Vegas on NYE -- probably makes sense there are a few lines. Then, wam! We were hit with the news... They apparently overbooked Ghostbar. Birthday fun over. I suspect they over-sold \"All Access\" tickets and, of course, anyone with \"All Access\" ticket headed straight for the bar/club with the view, rather than the ground level club. We paid quadruple the price to be in the club with the view because we were not in the mood for an interior crowded pit.\n\nThey tried to make up for it by granting us access to Rain on the ground floor. If you haven't been to Rain, it is your average big walled in black box club with booming music, crowds, and zero view. We were not impressed, and feel totally ripped off. \n\nMaybe if they refunded our ticket cost, put us in the black box club, and treated us like royalty the rest of the night, we could have possibly had a good time. They didn't. \n\nI hear the fireworks were great. Think twice before you give these guys your money and expect something in return. You'd be better off gambling.


Quick and easy but I wouldn't say it was \"good\". More like to late to cook dinner, super hungry, deal with the quality, place.


As many other customers have reported, I had the WORST customer service experience of my life here today with none other than the manager of the store. If you see a caucasion male with spiky, short blond hair in the store, I suggest you run. \n\nTo be fair when I discussed this matter with their corporate store in Chelsea New York, they were very apologetic and even sent me the eyeshadow that I was looking to return with overnight shipping. \n\nTo make a long story short, I visited this store 3 times over my vacation. On my first trip the SA was very helpful and spent time answering questions and giving advice, however I was given a different eyeshadow than requested and I didn't discover it until later that evening. No biggie, I figured I would simply return the next day and exchange it.\n\nOn the second trip, the store manager was there putting on makeup on another sales associate. He seemed highly irritated that I was there and didn't make an effort to assist me. Eventually I was able to explain to him about receiving the wrong color the day before and the inital mistake was corrected. I decided to purchase another color on this trip and sure enough upon checking my box back in my hotel room that night I was given the wrong color a second time. I assumed the manager would take care to provide the correct shadow given my first experience but it seemed he was more interested in practicing his makeup application skills. \n\nOn my third trip to the store to perform another exchange I was condescendingly greeted by the store manager who remembered me. I informed him that he gave me the wrong color and then he insisted that he did not make a mistake and that I was given the shade I asked for.\n\nHe then rudely said, \"and you have lipstick on your teeth.\" He then went on to tell me that I was indecisive and would probably come back the next day to return something else. I reiterated that I was given the wrong colors two separate times and even if I had changed my mind I was well within my rights to exchange my products as stated by their return policy which was printed on the bottom of the sales slip. (I had a valid receipt and the packages were unused and unopened)\n\nThe store manager then called me a LIAR several times. He also accused me of shopping and returning products at their other location on the strip which I found bizarre since the address on the receipt was clearly the location that I was standing in. He insinuated that I was stealing or trying to cheat the store. I insisted again that all my purchases were made at this location. Since their return policy states that products can be returned or exchanged at any store I also asked him how purchasing product at a different location could prohibit a return to which he had no response.\n\nAt this point I asked him to simply complete the exchange or provide a refund so that I could get out of there and he flat out refused. He stated that since my receipt wasn't \"valid\" the computer couldn't acknowledge my purchase. It was then that I asked him to clarify that he was refusing to provide service (despite meeting all the requirements of their return policy) and he said he would not help me.\n\nI really love their eyeshadows and palette system and will continue to buy them online. It is likely that I will visit their other location on the strip as the vast majority of their reviews here are positive, however I will NEVER set foot in this store location again.


Looks and feel like 99c store, or $1 store with prices higher than at Macy's. You have to crawl between shelves. Do not go, do not waste your time.


My fianc\u00e9 and I visited Sushi Imagine a few weeks ago.  It took me this long to mull over what rating to give this place.  It gets five stars by default.  Let me explain.\n\nI guess I am a neanderthal, but I have never eaten sushi before.  Yup, it's true.  I was raised in the Midwest.  My family eats burgers and hot dogs and drinks sweet tea.  There isn't a sushi restaurant for several hours in any direction.  (Did I mention I didn't drive on a paved road until I was 18?  It's true.)  So, you must understand, trying sushi was a REEEAAALLL stretch for me.  In the interest of being culturally proficient, I solicited opinions about what to order from all my (more cosmopolitan) friends on Facebook.  List of suggestions in hand and fear in our heart, we walked into Sushi Imagine hoping to discover a new love.\n\nOh my sweet, sweet lord.  This did NOT go as well as planned.  I think we just don't like sushi.  In fact, we made total jerks of ourselves because we don't know how to use chopsticks.  I won't lie, we just went at our plates with our hands.  We tried the California roll, spider roll, and inari.  I will say, the inari was delicious.  It came out first and gave us a lot of hope that we might like the other things we ordered.  It was not to be.  We were wasabi-dunking fools - who knew that stuff was so darn spicy?  Not I!  I walked out with the clearest sinuses I have had in years.  And the sushi?  I don't get it.  I really don't.  I wanted to like it, oh yes, I did.  I guess I'm just a simple country bumpkin after all.\n\nI gave this place five stars because the service was excellent, the presentation was gorgeous, and they were pretty gracious about us leaving out plates behind almost full, laughing as we paid and left.  I'm sure we were a sight to behold.  If you want good sushi, I'm sure this is the place.  I might go back and just order about ten orders of inari.  If you see a curly-haired woman with a plate full of inari, it's probably me.  Come say hello.


I used to really like the angle club. I used to go twice a week with my friends and fritter away hours trying to get better at snooker. It's got everything you could want in a snooker club - 10 snooker tables, several pool tables, a bar, a darts room and a little lounge/waiting area. Then I stopped going, and I'll tell you why.\n\nLast year I acquired a snooker cue from an aging relative. It was a nice cue but it needed re-tipping. Where best to get that done,  I thought, than the local snooker club I so often visit. So I took the cue in and, sure enough, they could re-tip it no problem. And for \u00a32.50! What service! A couple of weeks later, still with no re-tipped cue my conversation with one of the staff there went something like this:\n\n\"Hi, have you managed to re-tip my cue yet? I've been waiting a couple of weeks.\"\n\"No, and to be honest mate, I'd just like you to take it away. I haven't got time to do it.\"\n\nHe didn't exactly look snowed under. The week before the same guy had double booked us for a table and told us we'd have to go away. Needless to say, I haven't been back. And I'm still crap at snooker.


If only I could give NO STARS!!!!I absolutely hate United! They lost my parents luggage on May 15th and to date they are still claiming that they are still trying to \"trace\" the bags and they have no record of it ever leaving Las Vegas. We have the baggage claim tags proving we checked in the bag too. I am sure the bag is lost forever but they do not communicate at all with the customer and make no effort to help. They claim they have a liability of up of $3300 but only if you can prove what was inside the suitcase with receipts. Even that is still iffy. The most they would ever do for a customer is provide a voucher. Who in their right mind would ever travel with them again after that.  Who the hell carries receipts of all their items! Honestly, I am sure the bag has been stolen and we will never see it again, but I am so disappointed in how United has handled a customer's belongings. We can write and call their main headquarters and companies all day long and they will not do a damn thing for you. I feel bad for my parents, as they don't fly much and had this unfortunate situation happen to them.


Had a carne assada torta.  It was actually not bad.  For the price it was real good.\n\nA few comments/observations...\n\n- Comically unorganized. There is no process for how this place works.  I got my food but if they actually had something that resembled organization I would have got it a lot sooner.\n\n- The grill was a bit on the dirty side.\n\n- The meat while ok was a bit on the fatty/chewy side.  Chopping it into smaller pieces would have been helpful\n\n- Not the cleanest dining area.\n\nNot really a 3, but not a 2 either.  I gave them the benefit of the doubt.


Communication prior to wedding was really great; I knew what I wanted and expressed spec. styles, was reassured it could be done.\n\nMe, my mom & my mother-in-law had hair & makeup done by them.  \n\nThey were prompt.  Literally at 7:01 AM the doorbell rang.  I had makeup done by Celina & hair by Courtney.  I had my m/u done first.  I showed her various pictures of what I was looking for and didnt look like any of the sample pictures, nor did I like my look at all.  I didn't get a good look at myself because right after she finished, I went to the hair chair.  It was only until after that I noticed that:\na) my got tons of glue on my lower lashes\nb) my foundation was uneven\nc) my blush and eyeshadow weren't blended perfectly, so there were harsh lines\nspectacular.  \nd) some of my eyeliner was sparse and moving\n\nI did the airbrush foundation.  I didn't like it.  It looked like a lighter coverage that what I normally use and that's tinted moisturizer.  It didn't rub off on my clothes.\n\nMIT 702 makes strong claims about how they are the \"only\" co. that does a lot of things, so I want to be clear on what they do provide.\n\nThey offer a touch up to go kit.  This kit consists of a sponge for face, an eyeshadow applicator and a free lipgloss.  I don't use powder regularly and she recommended I use powder to keep my face looking good for so many hours, so I had to get my cousin to make a quick trip to sephora.  \n\nRegarding the lipgloss, it wasn't a color I would have chosen, but literally she had a dozen tubes of this \"universally flattering\" lipgloss that she gave to me, my mom & my mother-in-law.  My mom actually refused to wear it because she felt awkward having the same color as me & used her own lipstick instead.  The lipgloss definitely wasn't 15 hr proof, it was gone after I had my first glass of champagne in the limo & nonexistent in 90% of the pictures.\n\nAs for the lashes, I used my own because the ones they had were super long & looked too fake.  Re the lasting of the makeup, I was done at 10:15AM & got home just past midnight.  My eye makeup was still on, but had caked, my blush & foundation looked a bit sloppy.  I did have a long day, sweated, etc.\n\nMy mom hated her makeup.  She said that the one time I did her makeup looked a lot better than what they did.  I didn't think my mom looked any better than when she normally does her makeup (& she is hard of seeing).\n\nMy mother-in-law looked great.  Celina seemed hesitant to use lashes on her bc her natural lashes are so blond and she has light hair, but she was excited about them, so used them anyway.  She looked good.  She didn't look over the top or anything, a very natural look, which is similar to what she normally wears.  \n\nHair\nMy mom has thinning hair & I had e-mailed ahead to let them know this.  She usually uses a product to add fullness and forgot it in NY.  I also emailed ahead about this.  The stylist (Courtney) emailed me back telling me to check out Sally's for the product but we didn't have enough time.  She did was she could, but unfortunately the product she had was grey and my mom had light brown hair with dark low lights.  Considering the circumstances, her hair looked good & held up throughout the day & night.  She wanted to add some brown, but the makeup artist said the only way would be to break an eyeshadow and she didn't want to do that because she didn't think it was worth it.  She also said this after going on about how she buys all types of things and writes them off on her taxes.  It isn't how I would have acted in her position, but completely understand her stance, though she could have been more professional in her wording & demeanor.\n\nDespite telling me she couldn't do my hair in the fashion that Megan had told me was a go, she still did a good job.  My hair held well throughout the day and I was able to work it a little into what I wanted for the night.\n\nMy mother in law's hair was fantastic.  She has beautiful, thick, luxurious & plentiful hair, so admittedly was a great canvas to work with, but her hair was great & lasted the entire day.\n\nMy only commentary regarding the hair is that we all had the same colored bobby pins used on us and given to us for \"touch ups,\" yet my mother in law has blond and red hair, my mother has light to medium brown hair and my hair is jet black.\n\nOverall, these girls were both on time, super chipper & friendly.  I would rate hair an A- and makeup a C, at best.  Another additional commentary is that Celina, the makeup artist was done before Courtney the stylist was done.  She collected the money & said she had a day full of bookings so had to be on the go.  This is why I wasn't able to point out issues with my makeup to her.  Courtney stayed about a good 30 mins after that.  I thought this was weird & unprofessional.  \n\nThey sent me emails to write reviews on wedding sites, when I did, the review was disputed, so beware of what may be a false positive in the rankings. Solid 2.5 here.


Prowess Pole is a wonderful place to start your passion for pole! \n\n-The new studio is spacious and clean;\n-The instructor is fantastic, motivating, and helps you every step of the way; \n-There are performance opportunities in the studio if you wish to show off some of your skills to friends and the general audience!\n\nIt is a very welcoming and safe environment for those new to pole and are unsure of their abilities!! 5 stars ;)


Not the first time and only because it's a party. Horrible service waiter picks up my salad plate take the knife off of it and places it on the table with a big wad of lettuce still on it. Appetizers where horrible I'm hoping I don't get sick from the mushroom caps, drinks where watered down. Main course wasn't so bad steak was ok but potatoes where cold and veggies had a horrible taste.  So many great places to eat in town and they pick this dump.


Try the Aloha or Tart yogurt. Their toppings are yummy as long as you don't get the pineapple because I'm pretty sure it comes from a can. Gross. But the berries are always fresh. The patio is a bit loud but the location is cute.


Located on the top of the Statosphere, they let you pick the meat, bread and toppings.  I got the turkey, not too flavorful, and dry. Put hot gravy over the sandwich and stuffing  to moisten the sandwich.  Good variety of toppings, added mushrooms, gravy, stuffing over this open faced sandwich. Things are sitting for a bit, so go early this get fresh toppings


This is a brand-new Walmart that was built right next to the old one. They are currently tearing down the old one and, if I remember right, are going to use that space as parking lot. I hope that is correct, especially after my visit today. \n\nI saw three separate vehicles (one on the way in and two on the way out) waiting for somebody to back up and open a spot. No big deal, right? Except that both cars sat and waited for a few minutes. I thought the first car was disabled because it sat there so long. \n\nThe store itself is fine. It's a Super Walmart, so it has the grocery store side. It's a lot like the one in Monona, but without the fun underground parking (best thing I've ever seen in a Walmart) and escalator. I tried to check out using the self-checkout because it is faster when I only have ten items or so. Well, this self-checkout machine was troublesome. It kept telling me I had unauthorized items in bagging area (uh, it was the item I'd just slid over the laser) and then it said I had a restricted item and needed cashier approval to finish up and pay. I didn't have any alcohol, bullets, weapons, or cigarettes. I had a 2-pack of lighters, which was probably it, but why? At any rate, the guy monitoring the self-checkout had to come over and help me three different times. This was in no way faster than just going through a regular register. \n\nThe cashier who helped me to checkout and a guy I asked about Nutella were both nice, but it was an overall frustrating experience. Having the last part be the worst part didn't help.


It looks Very fun with plenty to do for the whole family, however, With football playoffs and open seating, they should figure out a way to not miss anyone trying to order or sit down for a drink. The wait for activities was a little over 3hrs. It was packed. \n\nWe walked in, sat down, but someone in our party had to go and find someone to help us.....20 mins later. No warm introduction , nothing. She asked for our card prior to ordering....The food came fairly quickly...always pass on the spinach dip... That needs more attention than we did honestly.


I may be the only female posting a review for Cycle Gear here so far, however I have had the same experience that most of the reviewers have had.  This is refreshing in the fact that I have been treated the same as most of my male counterpart riders.  \n     The staff are courteous and knowledgeable and treat everyone the same when you walk in (experienced rider or not).  Kudos to them for the great service...it's not like that at most places.  They have taken the time to answer all my questions and show me different options...options that I didn't even know I had! \n     I have not had any service work done at this location however I can comment on their selection and prices.  The selection is fantastic.  Street, cruiser, parts, helmets, gear, etc you can probably find it here.  If you can't they will offer to order it for you.  I like being able to actually see the product (quality, durability, fit) rather than ordering on-line...so this place fits my shopping preferences for most things.  I don't see that big of a price difference with most places (or on-line) as they have a lot of stock and selection.  There are low end and high end items that should fit most budgets. They have some AMAZING sales as well...I get the mailer and am always going in to grab something while on sale. (maybe that is the X chromosome talking).\n    I am a happy shopper and will be back.


I have gained a lot of weight over time and I realized it is time to start to bring it back down some.  So I looked up yoga (was interested in something that wouldn't agitate my patella femoral syndrome) and this is the closest one to me (and I trusted yelpers!).  This studio seems to be exactly what I needed.\n\nI have been experimenting with at-home workouts but I just couldn't get myself to stay on them for very long at a time to make it worth it.\n\nI started a week ($20) and was tired and sore and I kept coming back to \"get my money's worth\" and by the end of the week, I was actually thinking, my sinus feels a little better, I'm going to keep going to see how I feel.  I also enjoyed the teacher calling my name out to tell me I'm doing something wrong (I enjoy it more when they tell me \"it's good\" though) and feel like it's the attention I need to improve myself.\n\nI am now 2 and a half weeks and am actively trying to average 5 days/week (13 classes out of 17 days so far).  I am completely amazed with how my body has changed so far.  I am way more flexible than I have been in a long time.  I don't see any other big changes yet but I go just for that fraction of a bit better each time I go back to class and feel happy about it.\n\nDo note, Bikram Yoga is hot and humid and I seem to always question myself in the middle why I keep coming back.  \nPersonally, when I am out though, I am glad I went (except for that one time I ate a combo meal at Chino Bandido's [Jade red in a Quesadilla is awesome!] before hand).