I would not go back to this place, even though it is close. It looks run down and dirty inside, both in the waiting areas and exam rooms. I did not feel very confident in the skills or assessment done by the doctor or the staff. It seemed quick and not very thorough.


Last Friday night my husband and I were able to try this place.  We say we want to eat there every time we go to the movies.  Well unfortunately,  IT WAS AWFUL...The counter where you make your meal was disgustingly dirty, my rice was watery and when I got my meal it looked like a bowl of mush....something you would feed a bunch of chickens. I had chosen a ton of veggies and fish,  well they destroyed it during the cooking process.  It looked awful and it tasted worse. I also spent the later part of my evening in the bathroom!  (not just me, hubby too) Never again will I eat at Genghis Grill...I actually thought about calling my bank and disputing the charge. This place is nothing short a high end really bad Chinese food restaurant, you know the  ind where you are eating and you know you will regret it later!!!!    YUCK YUCK YUCK...NEVER AGAIN!!!!!!!!!


I was in the restaurant last Friday. It was wonderful. This is among the best places I have eaten in Phoenix. I had the beef, almost a stew. It was very well prepared. My cousin raved about the gnocchi. My favorite thing about this place is the low key atmosphere. The wait staff is low key, attentive, but not overbearing. The house is charming and its a really comfortable place to sit and have a leisurely meal. \n\nI would have given the restaurant five stars but I question how it can charge $48 for a bottle of Arizona wine. It was a pretty terrible bottle. I would have sent it back, but I wanted to give it a shot so ultimately it's my fault for not saying anything to the waiter. Our second bottle was a lovely California Pinot Noir. \n\nIf you haven't been to Quiessence add it to the top of your list.


The food here is very fresh and very thai.  I really enjoyed the red curry with chicken -you need to try!  Ive eaten Thai at other places in Pittsburgh (and there are really no good asian restaurants in pittsburgh anyway), and this is THE place for Thai.


Would never eat in this restaurant again.  Lousy food and the service was worse.  Took a friend there who came in from Florida.  Our friend ordered a cup of soup before dinner and it came out in only what I can describe as something not much bigger than a thimble.  Then the waitress tells us that this is their sampler so our friend ordered a bowl of soup.  It was huge.  We laughed so hard.  The food was supposed to be Mexican.  But having spent considerable time at some of the best restaurants in Mexico, the food here would be laughable if it wasn't so bad.  No flavor, nothing.  Really not good.  And the waitress.  Talk about attitude.  Kept calling our friend \"missie\" or \"me lady\".  Seriously?  Let me give you a hint.  You are a waitress, not the Queen.  Being a waitress or waiter is a tough job so we go out of our way to be nice.  Not a job that I would want.  But, your job is to be nice, give good service, etc.  The wait staff here needs serious traiining.  I was watching one of the waiters put plates on the tables.  He would neatly lay out the plates and then to position, he would put his hand in the middle of the plate, palm down, to shift if around, to put it in place.  Not sure where his hand had been before placing the plates, but what a turn-off.  Hopefully he just didn't come from the bathroom, or worse.  This place is nothing more than an embarassment.  So sorry to have taken our out of town friend to this place.  If it lasts a year I would be surprised.


A bunch of us went for happy hour. Got a bbq burger, pizza, boneless wings, cheese sticks, long islands and margharitas. Drinks were poor at best, wings were ok, sticks were good, burger was ok but the onion rings on the burger were horrible. The service was fine. Not somewhere I would frequent.


Just no. I came with a group of girls for a bachelorette party and the rooms were fine (clean) when we arrived but we had so many customer services issues it almost ruined the whole bachelorette weekend. \n\nThere was little guidance driving into the hotel as far where we were supposed to park and drop off our luggage. They ended up telling us it would take 3-4 hours to bring our luggage from the valet but we had all the bachelorette decorations, games and outfits in our luggage! We had to go down and grab all our stuff ourselves. \n\nThey brought us one tiny blanket and pillow after calling twice and asking for 4 pillows and 4 blankets - our room was half freezing and half hot! At check in the girl helping us messed something up and we had to come down multiple times to have our card recharged, then declined, then reimbursed, it was so crazy and no one was being accountable. \n\nOverall I hate the signature and I only give it 2 stars instead of 1 because at least the rooms were clean and we had fun that weekend. Also, the sinks were making creepy water and gurgling noises all night - not cute.


your spa and salon looking stops here! I was very impressed with the wonderful massage that Janelle performed and how professional Anne, nail tech was! this was by far the best experience i have ever had at a spa! i will be definitely returning! highly recommend!


Service?  What service?  From the moment you enter this place you begin to wonder about your personal health and safety.  After hundreds of times driving by this place, some friends and I decided to stop in for the Tuesday wing night, and we left with the opinion that none of us would ever be making a return visit.  I'm not sick YET, but I guess we'll have to find out what the morning brings.  YOU CAN DO BETTER in this neighborhood, so don't expect much more than a crappy beer poured out of a questionable tap system into a partially-cleaned glass.  And if you're getting something to eat, say a few Hail Marys first.  (Actually, you'd be better off going half a mile down the street and getting a Fiori's pizza to go!)


Jollibee oh so popular because it's big in the Philippines. Many people eat this because it is a fast food place that's affordable. You get what you pay for. The only reason I can give this place three stars is because their Filipino spaghetti is very Filipino original with the chopped hotdogs. If you want good chicken, I'd say there are a lot of other options out for you. If you want the Filipino atmosphere with plenty of chismis and people staring at you, then this is your spot. I also like the fact that the Filipino channel is on all the time.


Hash House is reliable. You can be sure that this place will conquer your hungover ass with the largest plates of food you can imagine. Texas doesn't have anything on the size of the dishes here. \n\nThe food is immaculate, speaking in terms of Andy's sage fried chicken benedict, It will blow your mind. Get that and maybe the pecan french toast and you and your partner are set.\n\nCome here hungry, go for a long walk, take a nap, then start drinking again. Perfect.


Got a small taro snow with red bean and condensed milk and it was delicious. I thought it was actually pretty big for a small, but would be good for sharing. Also got a thai iced tea with boba. The boba has great consistency and tastes just right.


Went down there for compost and came home with compost AND delicious delicious bread!  I can't wait to go back again.


Oh wow! This place is a surprisingly unexpected treat!! One of my besties and I went here last night to meet up with some of his coworkers. We didn't really know what to expect, so we dug our heels in for a night of randomness...and they did not disappoint! The outside just looks like a regular liquor store, if you drove past it you wouldn't even notice it. But once you walk through the doors, the alcohol heavens open up and little drunken angels start singing 'If you want it, we got it! la la la la la!!!' I was amazed at the selection and had barely been there 30 seconds when I noticed the sign directing us downstairs to the cellar and pub area...and even more choices!!! Every microbrew, macrobrew, and everything in between that you have ever (or never) heard of is down there. We opted for the $5 wine tasting to start...and didn't regret a second of it! There were (I think) 6 types ranging from riesling to shiraz. Each one better than the last. Then we purchased several other bottles of delicious wines, including a very strange cabernet sauvignon named 'Giani'. It is a chillable red wine that is EXTREEEEEEEEEEEMELY sweet. Not in the way that people say 'Oh this red wine isn't as dry as this other one' NO! It was actually sweeter than grandma's coffee. So if you are someone who thinks you don't like red wine because it's not sweet, try this stuff, it will make you a believer.


One of the better and classier clubs in Las Vegas!\nHere's the worst kicker.\n$8 for soda water from the gun, basically carbonated tap - almost unforgivable\nCome on Babe, REALLLY?!?!  \n[Source: I used to be a Bartender]


This place is LITERALLY on top of a nightclub. If you like feeling at 1:52am that you're in the middle of a party scene while laying in bed than this may be the place for you. Unfortunately for me I like to sleep. I will never stay here again.


Look,i don't know what the people who gave this place more than one star are smoking, but I could have used it today. Had to drop someone off. Lets give it a try i say to myself. Hmmm looks closed, lights off in the back. Wait a few minutes. Mysterious head pops up, comes out, takes my order. Must buy combo to get slice. Fine. Hmmm where do i sit. Lets try outside since every single table is dirty. Ok after 5 min a slice of cheese pizza is set before me. One taste and i couldn't tell if he gave me pizza or the box it came in. Look I love pizza. I'll even eat totinos, but two bites and i was gone. This place had to be a front for something. Maybe they have a hidden casino in the back. Maybe i didn't give the code word. Smuggling ring perhaps, cause it can't be a pizza place, that's for sure. Please close and make room for something eatable.


Not impressed. Decor is nice but that's about it. Waited to be seated, waited to have order taken, waited for food the came out undercooked and wrong. Expensive. I do not recommend.


Have you ever gone to a restaurant and the food was good, but the service and customer service was so bad that you can't ever walk through the doors again? For me that is my experience at Rosati's tonight. I placed a phone order after looking at their menu that was posted on their website. I had the order amount in my head based on the prices on the website menu. When I questioned the total to the cashier, she printed out the prices. I asked her if she knew that the prices on my bill were different than those on the website menu. She told me something that really didn't make sense. I replied that I thought they should charge me the prices from the website menu. She just gave me my change and didn't even say thank you (I guess the attitude started). I asked to speak with the manager, but she said he wasn't there. If it were my restaurant, I would have gladly matched the prices that were on the website menu, no questions asked or attitude given. Another sorry example of good food that is outweighed by bad and/or rude customer service.


W & K is my go-to place for Chinese.  Great chow at a cheap price.  The sushi is very good, and inexpensive.  I love this place!


I don''t understand (and never have) what the fuss is all about.  This place has always been talked up as the zenith of cheap, delicious breakfast.\n\nCheap?  Yes.\nDelicious?  No.\n\nThere are so many diners in Madison where you can get a cheap breakfast that actually TASTES GOOD.  Everything there is too greasy and under-seasoned.  How do you manage to screw up eggs scrambled with cheese??  Their pancakes are bigger than dinner plates, but they're thick and dry and almost inedible.  I've given this place more than 3 tries and I come out disappointed every time.


My only time to the restaurant was a nice experience.  I loved, absolutely loved, the Q-rolls - they are the best!  The starff was super-friendly, and our server, Trisha, was just delightful and had great personality.  The only area lacking was the salad dressing ... I tried both their Caesar and 1000 dressing, and neither of them were tasty.  So, another order of Q-rolls!


Dirty location.  The prep area was dirty and the seating was awkward.  The tables in the middle of the room make you feel like you are on an island.  The people line up literally around you while you are eating.  This would not be my choice of subways  to stop at.  Buy a premade sub from Safeway across the street and save the frustration.  Gross


This spa was awesome, very spacious and well-maintained!\n\nThere are lots of amenities ... the reason it did not get 5 stars is for the lack of good snacks. I think that is vital for a day in the spa.\n\nLike a previous reviewer, I also had some holes in my robe. It was obviously pretty worn. Slippers were also provided if you did not want to bring your own. \n\nThe quiet room only had a couple chairs where you could prop your legs up and a few magazines available. \n\nI got a Swedish massage and it was pretty awesome. The tables were warm, but I wish the lights in the room were a little dimmer. \n\nThe body wash and shampoo/conditioner spell heavenly (I think grapefruit). The lotion in the vanity area were of the same scent. Razors are available upon request. The typical spa items were also available: Hair dryers, straighteners (on request), curling irons, combs/brushes, hair spray and other products, facial cleanser, body lotion, qtips and cotton pads, and mouthwash.\n\nThere were multiple whirlpools with different temperature water. Be sure to reserve a lounge chair in that area because they are limited and most people nap here. The sauna and steam room were pretty normal.


Wow the place I think I have dreamt about since watching Charlie and the chocolate factory. \n\nThis place is not for you if you are on a diet,  if you watch your carbs or have dairy,  nut or wheat allergies.  That is because everything is either ice cream,  chocolate,  waffles, crepes and more.  \n\nAs a vegetarian is was a difficult menu for me but there new menu had a pumpkin salad which was Delish but it had paramsan cheese on it which was not stated on the menu,  the waffle it was placed on was a take or leave it kinda addition. But I would for sure order this salad with no cheese again. \n\nWe also each had a hot chocolate which was like drinking a liquid candy bar and was heaven.  \n\nMy husband had the crape pasta with raspberry and chocolate gonash and ice cream which was a cute play on spaghetti and meat balls.  The presentation was awesome and he loved this dish.  \n\nAll in all my diet restrictions made it hard to find a healthy option but my sweet tooth made me wander.  If you are a chocolate lover this place is a must.  They even let you choose milk,  dark or white chocolate for most of the meals. \n\nWe never had desert but the Sundaes looked epic. \n\nService was great,  and price was very good for ceasars.  \n\nGo here hungry and save room for desert.


Aerogelic Ballooning has always been one of my favorite ballooning companies in the Phoenix area.  I've previously worked for 2 separate broker companies partnering with Aerogelic Ballooning and our customers consistently gave great reviews and never a complaint for this hot air balloon company.  \n\nI would highly recommend Aerogelic Ballooning to my friends, family, and even my current boss who lives in Glibert.  He may actually be getting an Aerogelic Ballooning Gift Certificate from me this year for Christmas!  \n\nCompared to other hot air balloon companies that operate in the Phoenix area, Aerogelic offers a very personable experience.  With smaller baskets than some of their competition, Aerogelic's balloon rides provide great visibility and tons of fun.  \n\nI had the pleasure of meeting up with Aerogelic's owner in Albuquerque where he invited me to dine with his family and crew over breakfast after a morning flight.  The crew is loyal knowledgeable, and always strive for the best customer experience that can be provided.


I booked Hanams for a team night out for 7 people - it was a hit! The food was extremely tasty and ideal for group sharing or basically \"getting stuck in\"! Very informal atmosphere. The service was a bit slow but in a way it was nice to be left alone when in a large group to pour your own wine. The quality and quantity of the food was top notch. Particular mention to the falafels! Yum. We did a complete school boy error though and chose 7 different starters to share amongst the 7 of us. By the time the mains arrived, along with an abundance of rice and bread (no stingy portions to be seen), we were all far too stuffed and our stomachs had to kick into greed mode.  \n\nThe BYOB facility the main selling factor for me in choosing a dinner venue for a larger group however it's also worth noting it's an ideal venue where you have a token vegetarian or vegan in your group!\n\nI am looking forward to trying it's sister restaurant - Pomegranate.


Wow, I didn't know there would be a Yelp category for this, but I'm not surprised.  \n\nThe show was just amazing. I'd seen Phantom in 1990 with the original cast in Toronto at the Pantages Theater. That version cannot be trumped, but this was still really excellent.\n\nWe saw the understudy for Christine, but she was really very good. However, we were in awe of the Phantom, Tony Crivello. He was so successful in being charming and creepy at the same time. What a smooth, melancholy/taunting voice.\n\nWe had front row seats and at times felt like we were right in the middle of the action! What a wonderful experience.\n\nI would love to go back again before they close down in September!!!!!


I went there twice.......the first time shortly after they opened. The restaurant was half full and the food came out quickly and was tasty. I had the Zigeunerschnitzel with Spaetzle and it reminded me of back home.\n\nThe second time was three days ago and it seemed like they did not have a real chef because the food came out one at a time with very long time in between food coming from the kitchen almost as if each was cooked individually. This time the Spaetzle were a starchy, watery mess (way overcooked) not sure how somebody can screw this up. Interestingly enough the Cordon Bleu (pork) was burned around the corners and I had to work my way half way through the thing to get a bite of ham and cheese. definitely no comparison to my first visit here. I ended up being there for almost an hour.....\n\nPro\nCheaper than others in town\nFriendly waitress\n\nCons\nFood inconsistent\nVery Slow \nyou feel like eating in the middle of a warehouse (no decor)\n\nAfter my second experience I will definitely not go back soon. The waitress actually told the owner that I was not too happy. You'd think she would come forward from behind the counter.....well think again, obviously there is no interest in what people think.


We stayed in downtown Pittsburgh to get the full city experience. This place was supposed to have the best breakfast, but I didn't find anything special about it. I got the Italian Vegetarian Fritatta. Some of the veggies were cooked okay, but the onions were not. They ruined the dish by the bitter flavor (which I have found are usually reflective of 'old' onions). Others had the full stack of pancakes, blueberry french toast, raspberry crepes, and kid's chocolate chip pancakes.nothing really amazing there either. Nobody finished their food. That is either because they gave us a lot (in most cases) or the person did not like it enough to over stuff themselves to finish it. We ended up leaving with lots of leftovers, and my son who wasn't with us when we went enjoyed eating them. But he also is a very hungry teenager with a large appetite :).\n\nAlso only takes cash. No checks or credit.


I discovered Cucina Olive Oil during the Tivoli Shopping crawl. I was pretty excited because I love Balsamic Vinegar! They had so many interesting flavors that you can choose from like strawberry, mango, pomegranate etc. I settled on garlic because I'm also passionate about garlic flavors. We also wanted to get some olive oil to pair the vinegar so we can use it to dip bread. There were so many flavors to choose from like blood orange ,white truffle, persian lime. We chose a garlic herb oil  to compliment the vinegar. Garlic yumm!  If you are curious about any of the flavors you can test each and everyone of them. The bottles are about $21.00 each. \n\nThey also sell nozzles, bottles and bowls that you can purchase for your oils and vinegar. I purchased this cruet that held both oil and vinegar. It looks awesome! \n\nThis is a perfect place to come to for gifts for someone who loves to cook or just loves good food! The possibilities on what you can create in the kitchen with this infused goodness is endless!


I always wanted to try Nobuo's, and I finallly had the chance to check it out. \nThe place is sooo cute, the teeter house really gives you comfortable feeling as soon as you walk inside, you can really relax... great place to grub drinks all night and hang out with your date =D\n\nI had their Tako Age, which reminded me of TAKOYAKI, japanese octupus ball treat deep fried, which was quit interesting, the yuzu mayo sauce went really well with it. \n\nTheir Oyster/Uni dish is amaaazing. I never thought tomatoe would match so well with uni!! it was also one of the  freshest I had in town =D \n\nTheir okonomiyaki really made me home sick , it really dose taste like a real thing in osaka =D\n\nwaitress was friendly, and she knew her menu, \nolong tea i had was yummy too, and they have great selection of wine and sake. \n\nFood is small portion,and it dose take a lil time to come out, but i can taste the delicate art in each dish, which to me is totally worth it. If you love food and respect art of food, you have to try this place =D\n\nI am going back next time for his Omakase... mMmmmm Over all, I'm glad phx has at least one place thats not like other resutrants, I love this place


While the chain is really good at inexpensive good tasting hamburgers, this franchise seems to get away with servers that are unpleasant, instructive and actually aggressive, hamburgers that are barely cooked and a messy bathroom.\n\nTakeout of a well done burger is probably the best way to go here.


Very disappointed. The grounds were nice, the food was good, and the service was hospitable and friendly. However, $13/day for wired Internet in the room, and $20/day to use the fitness center? And even worse, the rooms will never, ever get colder than 68F, even if you set the thermostat to 60F. Yes, I called to complain that my room was warm, even when the thermo was set to it's coldest setting of 60F. They sent a tech who adjusted the vents and then said that they have green-friendly thermostats that are pre-programmed to not let the room get colder than 68F, and that they get frequent complaints, even from staff. What did they do about it? Nothing except to offer to bring me a small fan and offer apologies. If you like a cool room to sleep in, this is not the place. \nAnd the walk to some of the rooms is long, which isn't an issue if you have time on your hands (which I didn't - I was here for a conference). There are much better values around the US, I would skip this place altogether.


I really had high expectations for this place given how everyone before me raved about it. Plus I have been traveling to research dishes when I open my own izakaya restaurant. \n\nOf course, my friend and I come here after being at LAX, so we may have gotten in on the tail-end of it all. Overall, it was not bad. Seems like the type of place you go with friends to drink and be merry. Not the culinary adventure I was expecting.


It is about time Madison got a bulk candy store! I don't think we have had one since Mr. Bulky left West Towne Mall in the early 1990s...and this location is way better too.\n\nThe owners are super friendly and social.\n\nThey have cereal and soft serve frozen yogurt, and you can use the whole candy store as your toppings bar!\n\nLike any bulk candy store, especially being local, it is a little bit overpriced, but hey, candy is worth it.\n\nHUGE PERK: free hot chocolate! And it is actually pretty legit hot chocolate too\n\nMy absolute favorite part of Campus Candy is that they have chocolate covered gummy bears - a delicacy that is pretty hard to find.


WORSE SUSHI PLACE EVER!!!!\n\n\nwe just moved to this area and wanted to try sushi bomb.\nme and my husband  ate all you can eat which cost about 30per person with the drinks, which wasnt that bad..but  It took then about an 30 mins for each roll even tho there was only 2 table including us! and the waitress kept saying \"oh are you sure..? you've already order this much..?\" or \"are you sure? you already order this much..?\"   I mean i get that she was trying to be nice.. but every freaking time we order more she kept saying it over and over at a point we just wanted to leave!!\n\n\nAnd raw fish was not freash at all!! SO BAD!!!\nand the sushi guy...omg he did not know how to make a roll..they were falling apart like crazy...\n\n\nI'll NEVER EVER go back to this place!


Food was decent, but the manager on duty was super shady. First, no service, we didn't get napkins or water until 20 mins later when we asked for it. At the end, I paid with cash, and waited for change, but there was less $10 bill when the manager gave us the change. When we confronted him about it, he said there might've been a mistake and he corrected it. This is just not right, some shady things going on! It is unacceptable for a restaurant to not give the right amount of change, and it seems like this manager was trying to do it on purpose!


This place was decent when it opened. Now it's not worth eating even if its a comp meal.   Eat at the cafe it's way better


I still love this place after all of these years. Its so nice to stop by and grab a cold one & I did while I waited for another show to start. Its such a great spot for people watching as well. I am glad that through all the changes at PH this is something that has not changed.


I never really had Indian food in Vegas, but wanted to try some nice place. The reviews for this place and Tamba were nice, but wanted to find some place off the strip and with easy parking so picked Mint.\n\nThe place looks little shady from outside, the plaza was dark and the restaurant did not seem very brightly lit from outside. But don't worry it's a great place from inside. The decor is nice and upscale. It's a quite place, with comfortable seating. The lights could be brighter. There were few other table's occupied (All by Indians) - A good sight if you are looking for true Indian spicy food and not tamed down for the American population. \n\nThe waiter was nice, pleasant and took out his iPhone while talking to us. Realized within minutes he was noting down our order with an app from the app store. Also said they own a software company and are going to start using their own app in some time.\n\nComing to the main part! FOOD! It was really good. \nWe ordered Mint Lassi and Masala Chhas. Both were very Indian and really tasty. \nTheir Menu is very well organized. Great for Vegetarians and Vegans since each item says if its good for vegetarians or vegans. Very happy to see how they describe each item in the menu really well. One of the best organized Menu's among all restaurants (Comparing to all Indian, American etc. restaurants).\n\nFor the main course we ordered Paneer Makhani, Daal Makhani and Chole With Naans. Everything was really good. Daal Was very tasty, although the color might make you think its not the best, but trust me the taste is nothing short of what you find back home. Naan's were also very good. \n\nThey also have Nepalese  food but did not try it, but would love to try that too. \nOverall great place if you are looking for true Indian Food. Would definitely go back again.


Let me start by saying that if excellent customer service is what you are looking for, this is not the place for you.  Are the waitresses nice?....Sometimes.  Are they efficient?.....Not usually.  Do they get the orders right?.....most of the time.  Do I love this place anyway???.....ABSOLUTELY!  Here's why - \n\nValue of Happy Hour / Reverse Happy Hour / Weekend specials - 5 stars!  There are not many places you can get a slice of pizza, a basket of wings (Golden Medium, yummm) AND a 32 oz frosty beer for about $10 bucks.  They have daily specials, happy hour specials, weekend specials, and late night specials.  If wings are not your thing, try the Monaco Focaccia - it is to die for!\n\nAmbiance - Ehhhh - 3 stars.  This is just your typical sports bar.  No special ambiance to note.  However - bring your shooting skills, and give the arcade game Big Buck Hunter a try for some laughs, OR coerce your friends into playing some pool.\n\nI will concur with previous guests comments that the management at this establishment leaves something to be desired.  I have had several experiences where management failed to provide a service or take care of a customer, and was less than apologetic about their unwillingness to help.\n\nAll in all, I love Zipps - mostly for its convenience and it's cheap prices.  I'd still recommend it though! :)


I recall walking in and standing right in front of two employees who just continued their convo while I patiently waited to be served. Finally after at least 5 minutes I was addressed and I placed my order. I couldn't tell if the server was unfriendly, if it was merely a cultural thing, or if he just had trouble understanding me. Anyway since I'm giving the benefit of the doubt here, I increased my ranking by one star.\n\nI ordered the beef noodle soup and it was terrible - too spicy and the beef had a weird taste to it. Usually after I leave establishments one of the employees will either say thank you, have a good day or something, but not in this place.\n\nA few things to take into account are that the employees were college age and it was pretty close to closing time so that could have impacted the level of service. All in all I just did not enjoy my experience and I won't be returning.


Enjoyed the ambiance here when I passed through for a book launch shortly before the holidays. Ideal for a literary evening, or for a conversation with a well-suited friend at the bar, the space feels like it's tucked with decor brought home from long travels. Hints of Havana and East India in the 1950s when the light is just right. I only had a beer but glanced over the cocktail menu and would be curious to return.


Prior to being a first time homebuyer, Homegoods was more of less one of those places that I'd be forced to go to with my parents and roll my eyes through every aisle. Fortunately, this all changed after I bought a home. Not only is this location attached to TJMaxx (where every girl has to check out the bargains), but it's also a large store of everything for the home at a reasonable price! This store has been my go-to place for little things to dress up the home--from accent furniture to glassware. I do recommend stopping by and browsing the clearance aisle. Not sure if it's the Filipino bargain hunter in me, but I sometimes find some good buys in the red tag aisle! :)


Worse service, we had a bday there and the boss didn't even let us fridge the bday cake says it can be contaminated, but yet any other restaurant would've done it for us, the food was not good, we got the salmon and it literally tasted like they just added soy sauce to it, my friend ordered the glazed salmon and it tasted bad for her as well.  The only part that we might have liked was the appetizer fish sushi, not recommended and definitely my first and last time there, last but not least the bill came out to 800!! I could've had better food and service at Mcds


Went there with my entourage of gung-ho Asian food enthusiasts. I'm just dragged along because I really don't gravitate towards Asian food. I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty my dish was. I had the basic soup with steak and meatballs in it, and it was well, Pho-Nomenal. Also surprisingly good value (3 people, $32). Service was quick, efficient, and friendly (we were also the only ones there, however). Would definitely go back with my Asian-food eating friends. My only suggestion to them is to work on the decor. This could be any American Restaurant. I'd love to get a stronger feeling of authenticity.


After searching every nursery we could for 36\" rose trees this late in the season we found out that Berridge was one of the only that still had them and they had a lot. When I got to the nursery I really like the layout of the plants.  There are also large trees on the grounds that provide nice shade while you are shopping.  I purchased 5 Hybrid-T 36\" Rose Trees that were listed as \"Firefighter\" as the color.  There were a couple that did not have flowers on them so there was no way of verifying the color.  Berridge offers a 90 day warranty on these plants, so I wasn't too worried. \n\nAfter planting them and a week later, sure enough one of them was white, and not the red that my fiance so dearly wanted.  Now I'm in trouble!  We call Berridge and they told us to bring it back and they would exchange it.  So now I have to dig this rose tree up and haul it back to the nursery.  Not exactly what I want to be doing.  When I got there I realized that I did not bring the receipt which is the policy for returns.  Not a problem though because Bill came out and assisted me and helped me find a different 36\" rose tree to replace it.  They did not worry that I did not have the receipt because I had left the tags on the tree.  The staff, especially Bill was knowledgeable and friendly, and was a great help in fixing this situation.  I will definitely return to Berridge and would recommend them to my friends.


I was looking forward to trying this place as I like this type of fare!  \n\nOrdered the breakfast veggie wrap and iced latte. Food came out quickly with generous sized portions for all three of us and looked great when served, but maybe we expected more because nothing really blew us away. \n\nIn fact,  the bottom of the wrap was soggy - maybe veggies were not drained enough after steaming?  Grilled veggies would give this some flavor as it was pretty bland as well. I couldn't eat it but didn't let staff know...I might have if someone had come around to see how it all turned out. A gentleman came by about 1 minute after we got our food... of course everything is fine then!\n\nThe mark of a good restaurant is when the manager asks how the meal WAS. It's the only way to get the valuable feedback needed to know how the food is actually coming out of the kitchen. \n\nFriend said her French toast was delish, but could taste a hint of onion like a spatula was shared at the grill. She and I both received our lattes well into our meals and only after asking for them when food arrived. Server was polite and apologetic but might have done something like made them a large to show appreciation for our patience.\n\nI still want to like this place, so plan to go back and try a different item and chalk this meal up as a one-off disappointment... that's possible, right? \n\nWould be happy to edit this review after my next experience... hopefully for the good!


The food is good.  The service was excellent.  Usually however, in Indian restaurants, they give the rice WITH the food.  At this particular restaurant you have order the rice separately and its pretty expensive.  I thought this restaurant was a little more pricier than most.  I don't think I would rush back here for dinner when I am in AZ again but may try the buffet for more of the options.


Hella cute lil place! My sister and I shared a couple desserts: strawberry snow fluff & peanut butter honey toast - both were DELICIOUS! The staff was friendly and flexible with our snow fluff order (strawberry snow fluff with mango & lychee - oh my! lol). The dining room is cute and there's board games too. If you check in on Yelp, you'll get 15% off. Win win win =D


If you are Las Vegas bound and want too see the Grand Canyon the best way to go is by Helicopter with my peeps Maverick Helicopters!!! Stamp by \"MrVegasVip\"


We have been here a few times now since it had opened. Good service on each visit but today we had GREAT SERVICE! Management was very observant and friendly. Server was amazing! I am so happy with the service that I could not wait to get home but am still at Zipps and had to review. Great job Zipps!


Just stopped in for a beer....  Totally forgot about Happy Hour!! So I enjoyed $1 off my Epicenter Amber.  I also opted for one of the $6 App HH specials.  I went with the SanTan Slingers....or something.... Not bad....weren't great but they were good.  Thanks SanTan for being generous with the dipping dressing!! Nothing worse than running out of sauce! :)  The server was friendly and attentive...considering I was only one of two tables on the patio.  Great atmosphere, beer and food.  Looking forward to going back.  Thanks SanTan!!


Seems like a nice place but there are not many vegan options. Even the Veggie Burger comes with mayo and a non vegan bun.\n\nI had the black bean veggie chili and a salad without cheese.  Both were delicious and the presentation was excellent.  I would rate Eat higher, if there were a few more vegan selections.


I must have caught them on a baaaddd day because all I have to say is \"YUCK\" and waste of money with their chewy food. Felt like I walked in to a gas station and ordered chewing gum.  Overpriced for the quality of food.  Threw 90% of it away.


Happy birthday Grandma Juju!\n\nIt was the day before my mom's birthday and she was heading to my house to see the kids... With limited time to do something special, I quickly had my son make a birthday card and I ran to Gigi's to get a few special birthday cupcakes for the occasion.\n\nSince my son isn't into chocolate, I selected a wedding cake (white) cupcake and a strawberry shortcake cupcake.  Both were piled high with beautiful frosting (my favorite part).  \n\nThe cupcakes did the job... they brought huge smiles and birthday wishes for my mom, dad, kids and nanny, and two cupcakes to share amongst all of us was plenty.  I recommend slicing these in half and sharing from there.  Those of us that are frosting fans enjoyed Gigi's most of all.  The cake part was fine but a tad on the dry side.  \n\nWhile there are cupcake competitors all around town (from local businesses and chains to cake pops and other sweet treats), you can never go wrong with a cupcake in my eyes -- no matter where it's from.  However, I do think Gigi's is best for frosting fanatics... happy licking!


Still nice after all these years - though the indoor/outdoor thing is still a little creepy.


Maybe I went on a bad day or I'm being overly critical, but the service was horrible. The pho was also horrible. \n\nPho is pho. The noodles, meat and vegetables are the same everywhere you go. The only way you tell if the pho is good is through the broth. The pho here was translucent and tasteless even with all the MSG they put in there to mask their laziness. \n\nBut yeah, sure. If you're an elderly white couple, then they will scream hello and thank you. I guess that means good service.


It's such a shame really... I used to enjoy going to Howies Restaurant, enjoying there changing menu but I have to say that when I went last week I was quite disappointed with it all really.\n\nI should have known that it was going to be less then a great evening when we ended up seated next to the doors to the toilets, surely it would make sense to screen this off or have a whole other door to the them as the last thing either myself or my dinning companions wanted to see while we were eating was the loos, kinda puts you off of your meal a little bit.\n\nThey also had everyone squeezed into the same side of the restaurant for some reason, so we were left having to scoot our table even closer to the loos when the table next to us was filled and there was little room left to maneuverer on one side of the table.\n\nHaving received a bowl of bread with not quite enough in it to evenly share out and even less butter we all ordered from what looked like a rather good menu.\n\nI went for their tomato and crab soup which tasted mostly of pepper and was served so hot that my bowl was still steaming when the other people in my party had long finished their starters and i was left trying to conquer my molten soup alone. I have to say I was very disappointed by the soup as i love fresh crab but feel that it's sweet flavor was just lost.\n\nMy hope was now resting on my main of pan fried tuna, but again I have to say I was already concerned as when i had ordered it i had asked if it came still pink in the middle, which I have to say is one of the best ways to have a lovely fresh piece of tuna, but the waitress looked at me like i was speaking another language. So when it arrived it was safe to say it was very much cooked all the way though, but to my surprise that wasn't what shocked me the most. What really got me was the fact that it had a huge piece of bone in it. Now I have eaten tuna, a lot, in various places and I have never ever been served a piece with a huge bit of bone hanging of one end of it, in fact it looked more like a pork chop. It's saving grace was that it actually tasted alright and wasn't as dried out as it looked.\n\nAll my hope in a nice dish was gone by this stage and the pudding didn't fail to disappoint either as i was promised a chocolate and cherry fudge tart, but the cherries must have been misplaced some where as, while the chocolate was lovely and not too rich, there was not a hint of cherry in the dish at all. And strangely it was accompanied by a raspberry compote, is it too much to wonder why they didn't do a cherry one? Perhaps that would have helped to draw out the flavor of the cherries that where hiding somewhere in all that chocolate.\n\nI just feel that maybe Howies have become a little complacent, I do remember having fantastic meals there and the service was good enough to match. Maybe they need to do something to reinvent themselves, they certainly need to find themselves someone who can fillet fish properly.\n\nHowies is definitely somewhere that I will not be in any hurry to go back and visit, there are just so many other places that do what they try to do so much better.


I went there with the guys last night for the nachos, which were delicious as always. I really don't think you can find many better, any especially not for ten dollars. \nThat being said, the service was some of the worst I have ever had eating out. The guy was nice enough, but he was just really bad at his job. Everything took so long, from almost thirty minutes to get our nachos (which was probably not his fault), to refilling our drinks (which did not happen once all night unless we waved him down and asked). I don't ever expect a server to ask if I want another drink when he is still serving my food, or when I ask for another one. The answer is yes, and if you would bring it, that would be great.\nI have no idea how long it would have taken to get our checks if we wouldn't have asked for them, and then brought them back to him with our payments.\n\n4 stars for the food, a generous 2 for service


Potato Knish - a scoop of mashed potatoes wrapped in pastry dough. I get a little side of gravy and this hangover remedy is heaven on earth. \nSkip the meat-filled knish... the meat is a mixture of leftover pastrami and corned beef and it's made as one huge pie, then sliced and served to you, which means that the pastry dough doesn't cover the two biggest sides of the filling (and we all know that the dough is where it's at). \nThe bloody mary is a little weak, too. But this isn't a bar so why should I even complain?\nAlso, I've never had a \"rainbow cookie\" and was contemplating trying one today... and there were samples on the counter. I had one sample and it blew my freaking mind. But after all that knish PLUS pierogies, I was a little potatoed up to my ears this morning so I'm gonna go back later today to get a box of those dee-freakin-licious chocolate-covered spongy pieces of heaven.


I went for lunch today with friends after a hike.  We were hungry.\n\nI had a lunch meal.  The sandwich was fresh, hot and generous.  My side salad was wilted.  I would have thrown out the lettuce in my home.\n\nOne of my friends had a traditional breakfast, and he said he was great.  Eggs cook properly, and again generous portions.\n\nMy last friend (at breakfast, not on the face of the earth)  had a breakfast burrito, and said it was very good.  I think my salad was the weakest link.\n\nThe service was good, and everyone seemed very friendly.  We were seated within 10 minutes, and being warned there would be a wait.  They left carafes of coffee, iced tea, and soda on the table for self-refilling.\n\nThe prices were fine.  I'd go back, but avoid the salad...at least at lunch time.


jail sucks, worst food ever!  Plus the people there stink and are mean...dont go, its not fun.   Stay home instead, or take a taxi home, dont drink and drive!


I've passed Take a Break everyday on my commute, and I'm glad I finally took a walk over to it last night in the unseasonably warm weather. I have to say, I was surprised with what I found. Take a Break has great character with a fair share of pros and cons. \n\nThe pros: This place has massive mugs for beers on draft. I ordered a Blue Moon, and went with the large which is LARGE MUG. It was comically big and I'm glad I walked over. Did I mention it was under $5? \n\nWhen the weather is nice, the doors are kept open and there as a great breeze going through the bar. The space is surprisingly large, I had no problem sitting and watching a few games of pool. The place is decked out in Steelers curtains and was in full Halloween mode with cobwebs (assuming they were fake). I'm told the place can get a bit crowded on the weekend, but like I said, it's pretty big in there.  \n\nThe cons: Like most of the best dives in Pittsburgh, you can still smoke inside. I imagine this can get painful on a smokey night for an asthmatic like me. You will come out of here reeking of cigarette smoke. Also, they don't have much variety on tap--but that's coming from a self-proclaimed beer snob.\n\nIn terms of the dives around Pittsburgh, I find this one pretty approachable. I'm sure I'll be back again.


I flew into Las Vegas for a business trip back on January 9, 2013.  After reading favorable reviews on one-star hotels and motels, I decided to stay here at the Crestwood Suites right off of Las Vegas Boulevard, just a few minutes south from the strip.  While being able to get good night's rest on my one-night stay, the room and its facilities have their fair share of pros and cons.\n\nOn the positive side, the place has a very nice price point, basic amenities and friendly customer service.  Reserving via Priceline's website, not utilizing the \"name your own price\" service, the daily rate of $58 per night was affordable.  The room has all of the basic amenities, like shampoo, soap, iron and iron board, etc.  There's even a stove, refrigerator, cabinets and sink.  And also for a local hotel to have a good caliber of customer service, concern and interaction, at least that brought a lot of ease in my mind.\n\nHowever, I believe all those pluses don't cover up the two drawbacks of this place.  First off is the presence of the remnant secondhand cigarette smoke in the hallway and my room, which is on the first floor wing.  On top of hotel patrons, I personally couldn't believe how maids could make a living cleaning the rooms with this \"stench\" of a smell present.  Plus it personally sucks to have my clean clothes be adored with this type of smell!  Also, the room sofa has that small, yet disgusting, dry white stain sort of similar to Monica Lewinsky's \"blue dress.\"\n\nDespite these findings, the hotel is okay to stay in.  My recommendation for those who want to \"roll the dice\" by saving your money and their lungs, request a different room higher than the first floor or look somewhere else.


I was visiting my girlfriend in Vegas last week and needed a touch up on my highlights and some nasty ends trimmed. I went in and had a great first impression with Sharon. She was super friendly, listened to exactly what i wanted and understood that a trim is just a TRIM. She took her time to make sure it was done correctly, and it went by very quickly as she kept a great conversation the entire time. She is very confident in her work as this kept me not feeling nervous to walk out lookin like a over bleached loofah! I left very happy and will definitely go back next time in in the city of sin :)


We had a reservation for a 2 bedroom suite with check in at 4pm. We arrived around 11am since we left early to beat the Memorial Day weekend traffic. Since we got there early check in was a breeze; we only waited 10 minutes. Not only did we get to check in early, we got a FREE upgrade to PENTHOUSE suite with a view of the strip. AMAZING. It was perfect for the 6 of us. BIG thank you Alex at the front desk! \n\nI really liked the hotel and would stay here again but I am knocking off one star for some small things. \n\n1. The room was a little dirty. I mean it was clean at first glance but little things that only a clean freak like me would notice, like dust and little spots that were missed.\n \n2. The entrance door didn't close all the way unless you really pulled on it. Usually hotel room doors slam shut and automatically lock but after noticing the door was cracked open when we came back from walking the strip we knew we had to really pull on it to get it to close. Good thing our room was all the way at the end of the hall where there wasn't too much traffic. \n\n3. No extra toilet paper rolls or paper towel rolls but room service did bring up extra when we asked for some. \n\n4. There were only 3 super small wastebaskets in the entire suite including one the kitchen. We had to resort to empty beer boxes and paper bags for trash.


Dear Nene, thank you for coining the term \"Boughetto\" to combine all that is \"bougie\" and \"ghetto\" so I can perfectly describe our rooms at the Wynn.\n\nBoyfriend received 3 comped nights and some free play despite being a loyal MGM/Mirage player for years, so we decided to give the Wynn a try. It was the day after Thanksgiving, so we were hoping to grease our way to a suite or at least an upgraded standard room. No dice, but we did get a \"renovated\" room... que? Isn't this hotel like 5 years old?\n\nThe hallways of all things were beautifully decorated in a tasteful blend of browns and creams. The rooms were another story... white marble, white tufted leather couches, white bar, then RED and PINK and YELLOW. It was like a Boca Raton retiree won the lotto. \n\nDespite the recent renovation our toilet paper dispenser was broken and daily room cleaning took ages (we had to call every day to make sure they came). I will give them props though for bringing up hypoallergenic sheets after I broke out in a rash due to their chemically processed linens.\n\nEverything from the spa/fitness center to the buffet had steeply raised their prices from published rates, and nothing seemed to compare to the MGM properties (specifically Mandalay) that were generally less expensive with better service.\n\nAlso, the pool was completely closed despite posted winter hours. No biggie, but the hot tub looked alluring.\n\nOne pro: it's across the street from the mall!


I got ripped off.  Granted I didn't bring my confirmation number with me, they could not find my reservation at the gate and when I called customer service, since date had passed - no refund was available. Will not use the internet to  pay for parking again.  I am pissed that I got screwed out of 28.00.


Over the last two years the food quality is consistently going downhill. Their happy hour selection is filled with fried carbohydrates and the wine selection is cheap. During the cooler months when you want to sit on the patio and enjoy the views it's difficult to get a seat and happy hour is not recognized. Could be a great place they need to bring their quality up


You know a burger is bad when you take a bite and think to yourself, \"Wow. I've had hospital food better than this. In fact, I've had vending machine hamburgers better than this.\" I'm not exaggerating. \n\nWe wanted a quick, simple pub grub meal for our last dinner in Montreal since we have to be up early in the AM. Since La Cage Aux Sports is right across from our apartment rental, it seemed to fit the bill. \n\nWe should have known when we walked in on a Friday night at and the place was COMPLETELY empty, save for two middle aged guys holding up the bar. Husband and I chose a seat at the other end of the bar, and upon sitting down noticed that most of the bar was dirty with crumbs and wrappers. I'm not sure why the bar would be so filthy considering there was nobody in it, but... okay. \n\nI ordered the Prime Rib burger. The burger had many flaws, but the most grievous sin was that it was burnt. Seriously burnt black. It tasted just like the kind of burger you'd get in a vending machine: the bun was your typical super-soft wonderbread kind, and the meat was standard factory-issue. I don't know why they would call it a Prime Rib burger when the beef had none of the juiciness or flavor of prime rib. It tasted more like the burgers you get in the frozen food section in a bag of 10 patties. I'm not above digging a Costco backyard burger, but burning it into a lump of charcoal is unforgiveable. I ate three bites, which is amazing for a girl who can eat practically anything. \n\nMy husband ordered the Hot Chicken Sandwich, which were two pieces of thickly sliced white bread (also of the spongy wonderbread variety) with chunks of chicken in between. The sandwich was then covered in gravy and then topped with peas. The bread-chicken-gravy monstrosity itself was barely warm, but even worse, the peas were cold and mushy. So. Very. Gross.\n\nDespite these huge shortcomings, the bartender/waitress was really nice (though mostly absent). Being tourists, we didn't have the guts to send the food back, so we just left our entrees mostly uneaten and hightailed it outta there after finishing our drinks. \n\nDinner ended up being cookies and chips from the Couche-Tard a couple of blocks away. Sad to end our great Montreal culinary tour on a bad note, but all the other awesome meals we've had here made up for this giant dud.


Man. We had such a weird stay at this place. My husband's family is local and we were looking for a nearby resort to stay at for visits. We are skeptical as to whether we found it at Red Rock. \nThe pros are the staff. A lil' shout out to Ronnie who took care of us when no one else seemed able. Also, Britney at the pool really tried to get us our food, against all odds; we appreciated that. \nFRIDAY, 8/29: So, let's start with check-in. When I got to our room the CD player was broken and there was an old, half used bottle of lotion left by the bed. Nasty. So, I called the front desk. I wish I remembered the name of the manager who \"helped\" me. I think her name began with an \"s\", she was around 5'2\" with long dark brown hair. She sucked. \nHer first question was short, \"Well, what do you want us to do?\" First, I'd like you to stop being a bitch. Barring that, could I please have a new room? She offered to send someone up to clean the room again and to look at our CD player. If I wanted to wait around for housekeeping and a maintenance man, I would have hung out with my landlord for the weekend. It was 8:30, I just wanted to settle in for a few minutes, shower, and pick up my husband at the airport. \nI asked for a room change, which really seemed to put her out. And when I added that our room was overlooking a parking garage and was there any way we could have a better view. she cut me off numerous times, assuming she had some idea of what I was going to say. We didn't care if we were looking at the pool or Red Rock--I was perfectly happy to look at the strip, I just preferred not to look at Level 4 of the East Garage. \nLong story short: We were eventually moved and got a better room, but not before the the manager unloaded her obvious stress on me at the start of my \"relaxing\" weekend. I really wish I remembered her name. She was working Friday, August 29 at 8:30 pm. That's all I've got. \nSATURDAY, 8/30: On to Saturday. We get a couple's spa massage package. When my massage therapist calls my name, she followed through by snapping her fingers, saying in a chirpy voice, \"We are just trucking through these!\" That is NOT the first thing I want to hear before a massage. You're going to TRUCK through my hour of relaxation??? And truck she did. She was *fine*, (good pressure, adequate technique. Didn't really listen to my specific requests though)   but about 10 minutes before the end of my massage she says, \"I'll be right back!\" Is gone for two literal minutes (a long time in paid massage time), comes back and gives me the roughest head massage to finish. Seriously, I've had noogies from my brother that were more relaxing. The kicker is that she took two minutes out of my massage to deal with \"maintenance issues\", but didn't give me two more minutes at the end. \nWhatever. I headed back to the spa, with a plan to relax in the jacuzzi only to find a layer of blackened scum floating on the top. Gross. \nWe head back up to our hotel room with a plan to hang out in our room tub and drink some bourbon. \nWhen we get back, we realize housekeeping hadn't refreshed our glasses, so we call down for clean glasses and an extra robe. An hour passes... we call down again. 30 minutes pass... we call again. 20 minutes pass and we get our requests--finally learning that they had asked housekeeping to bring us our stuff. She had been cleaning other rooms. \nSUNDAY, 8/31. We go out for breakfast. Come back. Our room is cleaned... and our housekeeper had respectfully chosen to leave our dirty bourbon glasses from Friday and Saturday there for us. Apparently she thought we were taking up a collection. \nMONDAY, 9/1: Our last day. Housekeeping comes knocking at 8 am. We hear the room key and have to wake up after a VERY LATE night, to turn the paddle lock. Pass out. 8:45, housekeeping is back. Granted, there is a DND button by the door, so it was partially our fault. But... 8 am? We're checking out in three hours.\nWe decide to spend our last few hours hanging out by the pool. When we get there we want to order breakfast by the pool. Only \"today only\" they don't start serving until 10. Totally fine, but it seems like a bad call on management's part. It's a long weekend. A very busy long weekend. This is generally the last day of people's stay. Why would you make brunch an hour later? \nAnyway, not a bad weekend overall but, as you can see, there were quite a few glitches here and there. Also, the staff at the Red Rock were consistently helpful and pleasant (except for that stupid bitch manager... Friday, Aug. 29 @ 8:30 p.m. HATE HER)--so that's a plus. This place is fine, but it's not anything more than that. It's a shame because we live in LA and since my husband's family lives in Summerlin, we were looking for some place close to stay during our regular visits. Sadly, we may have to continue on with our search.


I have to say that I was pretty intimidated to try Cartel about a year and a half ago - simply based on poor service reviews and threats of hipster judgment.\n\nWhen I want coffee, its because I'm beastly. I just woke up, I'm not looking like the hottest/hippest/nicest person in Tempe. I mean, I never look like that but when I NEED coffee, I need to dose myself in a safe and secure environment.\n\nSo I went to Cartel expecting the worst, I ordered Iced Toddy. To keep my order neutral and cheap. It was okay. Pretty f-ing good in comparison to xtreme bean, my only other Toddy experience. I branched out into soy Lattes because I like to get some protein in the morning. I know....latte for breakfast - aren't I a pillar of health?\n\nNO ONE judged me when I would order my soy latte with sugar-free vanilla in it. NO ONE. I've gotten some jokes about it, but who gives a fuck? It's $4.50 - I'm being a yuppie suburban bore when I order it and I know it and I don't give a shit if they know it. I love them for keeping me in check anyways. How is a kid from Tempe supposed to know anything about coffee? That's not my business. As the customer, it's our business to try new things as suggested by the people who's life's work is coffee.\n\nSo I tried an americano by suggestion. Its DELICIOUS. GET ONE. Iced/Hot, whatthefuckeverjustgetone. I go here for an americano EVERY SINGLE DAY OF MY LIFE except when I am out of town and I bemoan the lack of Cartel even when I'm in Los Angeles (Mighty City of Intelligentsia). Which brings me to another point, the LINES.\n\nIf you are looking for a McLatte, they exist. It's called McDonalds. They are everywhere. Cartel is not a run in/run out kind of place. They are offering a luxury item as well as an experience. You wouldn't go to a spa and bitch about your facial taking too long. If you want to see lines, go to Intelligentsia during the midday rush and you will immediately appreciate what Cartel is doing.\n\nFor serving the entire ASU community with outstanding coffee, 20 minutes sounds about right. For a drink that is delicately crafted from bean to cup, $2.50-$4.50 is just right. For a locally owned company successfully competing with corporate giants, you might as well just go and give a deserving shop your money. \n\nAnd if you are nervous about being judged by the \"hip\" kids who look like they smelled a fart, recognize that they are only posing with their macbooks and modern literature and are too vain to break character. \nAnd if you are nervous about being judged by the baristas, try SMILING at the people who are SERVING you - because you remember how hard it was to deal with customers before you got your middle management salaried job, right?\n\nI love you, Cartel.


not worth going to. go to the south rim its better because u can take pictures there as well as free shuttle buses and a theatre. you have to pay to get in on the west rim as well as not bringing no phones no camera. what is the use of paying $74 a person to go on the skywalk and then not using your camera to take photos that is a rip off. everyone comes miles and miles away to come here to take photos.


We visited this lounge/bar after being on their guest list for free entry on a Sunday night.  We didnt realize it was a hookah bar and was already frustrated with the smell of smoke all over Vegas. The music was whack and so was the crowd. We stayed about 10 minutes after taking a few pics on the cute little red chair you see right before you enter the bar, This definitely wasnt  our type of spot.


1st! Place is not closed. There was an issue with legal workers in the franchise chain. Now they are back! Food is one of the best! Especially their chicken mango! Daughter is a huge PF Chang fan, so she loves this place also! Her favorite is their Mongolian beef, and noodles! They are always coming up with something new, so you may have to try them more then a few times.


I in general really like Samurai Sam's restaurants for their healthy meals. This location is, however, terrible. Wait time is really long - often 30 min instead of promised 10, once in a while screwed up orders. But I would still come there occasionally after my work outs at LVAC. This time, however, made me really pissed off. I'm not ever going back to this location (unless management and staff will be changed!). I've ordered 4 different teriyaki bowls for my family to go. Not only I had to wait for over 30 min (kitchen staff worked so slow, no multitasking whatsoever!), when I got home I've discovered that they've screwed up all 4 bowls. I immediately called them, but instead of a apology and acknowledging it, lady servicing me (\"Emmy P.\") was rude and said that they can't do anything about it. I had to dump 2 of the bowls, as my kids refused eating it not the way was ordered :(((( Very disappointed.


Holy cow!!!! Best chorizo is right! Glad I checked the yelp reviews. I made fabulous breakfast burritos & killer burgers from the chorizo. This is my new jam 4 chorizo & tortillas


Great new place.   My wife and I tried the Pho Dip and the Shrimp Po Boy.   I couldn't decide which I liked better.  Both were tasty.  Their sandwiches come with sides also.   We got the Asian slaw and their homemade furikake chips.   Both were excellent.   We look forward to trying their other items in the future.


Was referred to this bar because it hosts UofA watch parties for football games. Place was pretty busy because of Halloween weekend. Layout is nice/unique, but it was pretty cold inside.\n\nTelevision set up was adequate: a UFC fight was on the same night so they split the tv's between the fight and the game. They don't have televisions set up everywhere like a sports bar (if that matters to you), but it got the job done.\n\nMe and my buddy ordered some nachos with steak (I'd recommend splitting if you order it) and it was pretty good. Then tried the carne asada and duck tacos: i'd give the slight edge in flavor to the duck taco. All the tacos are pretty small FYI.\n\nService was also OK, waitress was pretty nice. I'd probably go here again.


Good food (if \"good\" can be associated with fast food) - but the drive-thru here is one of the slowest I have used.\n\nYou come to fast food and a drive-thru for a QUICK and easy meal. The easy part they did.. the quick part turned into a 15 min wait from order to eating. Way to long in my opinion.


Are you willing to jump off of a building 855 feet off the ground? I did. \n\nAnd it was fun! I did at night, so the view was spectacular. The ocean of neon spread out below, the wind in your face, the brief feeling of weightlessness- all quite fun and well worth doing. As others have said, the hardest part is actually pushing yourself forward over the edge. Once you begin \"free-fall\", you're really zip-lining almost vertically along the base of the tower. The speed is slightly less than I had imagined, so I was a little disappointed. Still, it's quite an experience. It feels a bit safer than skydiving and it's FUN! The deceleration was a bit rough. \n\nI do think that at $100 it's a bit expensive- for about $115 you get a photo booklet and a dvd of your jump. It's worth the extra $15, because it's so entertaining to watch yourself falling. It's not a face-shot, but you see your entire body and the city behind you as you fall, so it's still pretty cool. I prefer it this way, actually, because I don't have to see what kind of horrid faces I was making the entire way. \n\nBesides, there's a 76 year old woman who's done the jump 8+ times. Are you REALLY going to be outdone by her? ;}


Massage services were great. Hair was sub-par. I had to go back for a recolor. I wouldn't go back there again.


I was excited to see the banner hanging on the back of their building space facing the freeway. I knew I have heard about Gimme Some Sugar first through Yelp and was happy to see a location on my side of town.\nOn a Monday morning about 10:00am my sister and I walked in. I was instantly disappointed to see just about nothing for sale. Not a good assortment of baked items at all.\nSo we were left to choose from chocolate chip cookies, monster cookies (oatmeal, peanut butter & M&M's), candy apples, chocolate marshmallows and Halloween Sugar cookies.\nNo cake pops and no cupcakes - BOO HOO.......\nThe lady behind the counter said they will be filling the cases soon but wasn't sure when so we weren't about to camp out until something fresh and exciting was brought out. \nWe chose Chocolate chip cookies &  Monster cookies. Both cookies were good - no complaints there - just wish there was more of a selection to choose from. The cookies were put in a cute black N white gift bag and stuffed with yellow tissue paper so the packaging was nice.\n\nI was expecting more of a bakery type of setting but instead it looked more like an office with a small corner for some goodies. So I guess it's more of a cake ordering type of buisness rather than an on site store.\n\nMaybe since they just opened this location not too long ago I should give them some time to settle in and give them a visit in a few months and see if anything has improved.....


Such a great place to take the kiddos! I've been to a few farms during the Fall season and this one is perfect for the little ones. I gave it four stars because there was way too many flies. I get that its a farm, but compared to the others that I have been to, this one tops the list for a FLY PARTY. They are everywhere! For that reason we chose not to eat there. But the size isn't too big or small and there is just the right amount of activities for the kids to enjoy. We will be back for sure.


before i went to vegas and was looking up all of the best clubs to go, to the bank caught my eye. the pictures i found were promising and it appeared to be super-swanky. didn't make it on my absolute \"to-do\" list for vegas, but it stuck out in my mind regardless.\n\nwe wound up meeting a promoter who was a really sweet girl. shockingly, she didn't ask for any tips for putting us on the guest list or for giving us free entry wristbands (which are pretty much a joke because let's face it - girls get in free everywhere) supposedly, it was britney spears' womanizer single release party, which i'm still not even certain happened, but we were told we missed her by an hour.\n\nwe showed up around 1:30 and there was a relatively large crowd. the club was a lot less swankier in person than i had thought. its OK but it's nothing to write home about. you can't see the flashy gold and black decor because the lights completely mask it.\n\nregardless, there was a good vibe and the dance floor was packed. thinking about getting a table? push for one on the dance floor. the ones up the stairs are too secluded. props to the promoter we met earlier that day who invited us to her table for the night when we ran into her.\n\nbut, oh! steer clear of the bouncers ladies, they're not afraid to shove you around to get where they want to go. work on that bank, pronto.\n\n3 stars because although fun, i've seen better and i'd expect much more from a club in vegas. still a good time though.


This review is for people who have never worn a wig but want to 'try it'. My natural hair is highlighted blond and I wear it fairly short. They didn't have much of a selection for that in stock on the day I went in so I allowed the sales person/manager to convince me a highlighted reddish auburn wig was perfect for me. Two other customers in the store agreed so I was swayed and spent $140. I think I probably did look good in it - if you didn't know me. The change was just too drastic and I could tell by the looks I got from social acquaintances that it wasn't \"me\" (my husband and favorite waiter at Abuelo's agreed). Everything about the color screamed I was wearing a wig. I know wigs are not returnable but I did want to call the manager and just suggest to her that when dealing with new wig wearers that she doesn't try to convince then that a totally different look works. It doesn't. Now if you are known for the variety of wigs you wear, it's a different story. She was defensive, of course. I certainly wasn't trying to get my money back - just letting her know my experience and I would not be wearing the wig.


worst return policy in the world!\neven with a receipt! be careful if you do a partial payment with a gift card!!\n\nExperience 1 - I purchased Nip/Tuck season whatever ($40), a sweater ($28) and the Black Eyed Peas cd ($12) online from target.com. I paid mostly with my debit card, but I had used the last $9 of a gift card as well.\nI printed the order confirmation everything showed exactly as I ordered it. I get my items and instead of the Black Eyed Peas Cd I get the Nip Tuck soundtrack. I go to return it to the store. I can'y because althought they carry the cd, that portion of the order was fulfilled by amazon.com NOT target.com. So I bought the cd there in store and called target to find out about returning it for a refund and a credit on the shipping. They would only refund the cd to the gift card and no refund on shipping since the nip tuck soundtrack was on the invoice, it must be my mistake even though my order confirmation shows no signs of the nip tuck sndtrk. When I read them their own return policy stating simply that refunds will be credited to the original form of payment and since the cd was priced higher than the value of the gift card the refund should be credited to my debit card. The representative then lead me to a SECOND return policy that was similar but stated that the entire amount would be refunded to the gift card since i used a target gift card for a portion of the payment. Now to get to this second refund, I had to type the URL into the address bar of my browser. The rep was unable to tell me how to navigate to it from their site. There were no links to get to it. It was a static page that required you to type the address in manually. How would I have ever known that??\n\nExperience2 - I purchased some nice metal shower curtain hooks ($16). They kept catching on the shower rod tho as the rod was too thick around. I went to return them. I had no receipt and I paid cash. My fault.  I went to exchange it for a $65 mirror which I was told I cannot do since I didn't have the receipt I could only exchange it for something of equal or greater value (the mirror was greater) and from the same department. IT WAS FROM THE SAME STORE WHO THE FUCK CARES WHAT DEPARTMENT IT WAS FROM??\nOh and I couldn't get store credit I had to use it that same day.


Just got back from Vegas and my experience at Hennessey's  Tavern was still on my mind.   I had eaten there 2 years ago and had a pretty decent meal so why not return right?  I also asked 4 friends who were visiting Vegas from NY to join me.  Good idea, right?  Not so much. \n I arrived with my party of 3 and informed the wait staff  that another 4 people would be arriving shortly .  I told the \"hostess\" that I wanted to sit on the patio so I needed two tables set up with flatware to ensure that people arriving would not help themselves to our tables. They dismissively told me to just find two tables.  I waited, and waited and WAITED and no one came out to set up.  I got up again, went inside where servers were conglomerated  & happily chatting away. (There was ample staff considering that the place was nearly empty on a Monday night. )  A few minutes later, a female server with a brace on her hand put 7 sets of silverware on the table.  I asked her to bring out the menus so that we could browse them while we waited for the others to arrive.  We WAITED AND WAITED... no menus.  I asked a person in my party to go inside and ask for menus again.  My guest returned with the menus in hand and commented that the servers were just hanging out and chatting and could not understand why the menus had not been brought out.  I struggled with touching the menus  which were so sticky and dirty that I opened them by touching a teeny-tiny corner.  I immediately thought that if the menus were  this  dirty, I can only imagine what the kitchen looks like.  Couldn't those lingering servers wipe down the menus?  I've seen it done in restaurants all the time---but clearly not in this one!  \nAfter our party  of 4 arrived, we ordered our food and waited and waited and waited for our food to arrive. Each time we asked the server about the food, her answer was the same---It'll be right out!  .....Yeah, right.  \nHere are the highlights of our 7 orders:  \nTurkey burger & Fries, Bacon Burger & fries:  Fries so salty that they could not be eaten.  I tasted the fries and could not believe that this could be the work of a chef.  I dreaded the possibility that these fries had been salted by a prior customer and that they were recycled fries.  Ugh!!!   Everyone who had a burger said it was just OK, but definitely would not come back for one. \nFish & Chips:  A little steep at $15 but it included 3 filets of cod.  Fries were not cooked well done as I explicitly requested.  I mentioned it  to  the waitress and was told that she would have new fries for me -- this promise was accompanied by a doe-eyed apology.  This french fry saga would continue throughout the evening.  \nOne of my guests asked for a beer before ordering dinner but she had almost finished her meal and still no beer.  Of course, the waitress apologized once again.  Apologies seemed to be the theme of the evening.  \n\n25 minutes later my well done fries had not arrived.  When I told my server I still didn't have my fries , she seems surprised & shocked by it.--\"You didn't get your fries??\"   So who else, pray tell, should have known if my fries had been brought out to my table???  So then she asks me if I want the re done fries to which I answered, Yes! Yes! I want fries with my fish filets!!   I don't get it.  I ordered fish & CHIIPS. CHIPS meaning french fries. So she says \"OK, I'll be back in 5 minutes\"\n\n20 minutes later my party is ready to pay their bill and she shows up with my tab and NO FRIES.  She opted for giving us a discount on our tab rather than giving me the fries which I had been waiting all evening long.   And then, unbeknownst to me, the evening's entertainment was about to begin.  Wow,  a bonus.  Free entertainment.  \n        Two drunks came flying out of the bar and land on the deck where we were seated.  Yelling, pummeling, more yelling, more pummeling.  Wait, wait, do I see my server who weighs about 80 pounds with a brace on her hand joining in on the pummeling?  How brave... how stupid!   She yelled at one of the drunks accusing him that he had thrown a drink at her.  So let me see, you over-serve drinks to your patrons  to make money and you are surprised by the results??  My guests were scrambling  to get out before the drunks included them in their MMA bout.  I for one was practically cowering in a corner like a scared rabbit.  \nSo, nice going Hennessey's Tavern.  You managed to screw up what started as a perfectly good evening in Vegas.  The sad part is for the owner who will probably be out of business before you know it because the totally incompetent, lackadaisical servers and a kitchen gone wrong.


The food is good but I'm disappointed at the stinginess .. They give plastic ware but I ask for 4 paper plates and was told I have to pay a dollar a piece? Really? Horrible business practice over something like plates!


I love this place! All the doors were open and the breeze flowing through the restaurant was perfect! I sat at the bar and the bartender recommended the perfect dinner for me. It started with artichokes & portabella mushroom bruschetta  . It was deli-sh and only $5. Dinner was seared sea scallops with mushroom risotto and arugula topped it off. Outstanding!


This was the first place open serving food that was close by our hotel once we got settled in. We split an order of nachos, which were HUGE! The late night crowd was there, and they had the lights turned down and the music blaring. Not the atmosphere I expected.


The food here tastes pretty good although I haven't had enough thai food to judge between good and great. My friends and I all got pad thai during lunch and some said that the medium and mild was a little to spicy for them. The beef in my pad thai seemed slightly overcooked since it wasn't overly tender but it was still pretty good regardless. I would definitely come back


Wow, the food here is horrible and the servers are lacking in every way possible. \n\nFirst off the food....disgusting, flavorless & underwhelming. I had the BBQ pork sandwich and it literally tasted like dirt, the cfc was bland and the gravy tasted like un -cooked flour. The pickles were actually descent, but the chips and queso tasted like nally's chili, which isn't a compliment. \n\nThe server was clueless on any question we asked. She over charged us on the food and drinks. \n\nThis lace is worthless in my opinion, and I hope it goes away.


fun to watch


I like this place for the most part but don't make the mistake of offering the eggs benidict it is sourer.  The poor lemon in it


One of the worse Vegas buffets I've ever had.  Ended up being lazy and staying at Mandalay Bay the whole weekend so bought the \"All-Day Buffet pass\" for $43.  Had the Sunday Brunch, nothing great.  Dry prime rib, minimal selections, dessert selections limited to muffins, cakes and cookies.\n\nHope they would redeem themselves for Sunday dinner...I was wrong.  Same dessert selections.  Saw same ingredients from the brunch buffet used for dinner items.  I can't say weather if it's true...but...I saw sausage from brunch was seen in dinner's paella.  Not a lot of changes from the brunch menu to dinner menu.  Definitely not worth the ~$28 price.


I eat here all the time you get alot of food for a good price. The teriyaki chicken is very good. There macaroni salad is the best I've tasted out of the few island places I've had in the area. The crab puffs are also very good.


I wanted to give Joseph's 2 stars for the excellent service, but I just couldn't bring myself to mislead anyone into thinking there's even a sliver of a reason to eat here.\n\nThe food, while authentic, was atrocious.  \n\nBoth the chicken and beef dishes had a very heavy, less-than-fresh odor and taste to them.  These were not meats they should have been serving.   \n\nAs I said initially, the service was excellent.  It's definitely a family run joint, and they were so kind that we didn't have the heart to tell them the food was rank.  We politely pretended we were stuffed and asked them to box the rest of our food to-go.   And promptly ditched it in the trash can once we were out the door.\n\nI would have loved to recommend this place, as Las Vegas is definitely in need of some genuine, authentic middle eastern cuisine -- but do yourself a favor and avoid this place at all costs.


After leaving Jos. A Banks across the parking lot where there were no coats in my size (54), I met with Stewart who happily showed me a nice selection in my size and with buy 1 get 1 free, they are tailoring both now.  Good job and great service.


After choosing our table and having it cleaned, the same young waitress returned with chips, salsa and menus. I asked the waitress for a Coke to which she replied \"I'm not your server\". After waiting a little while our designated server appeared and took our order. Our designated server delivered our first round of drinks and our food. The rest of the time we were constantly asked by the first waitress if we needed anything, including refilling our drinks. I think we were in a server parallel universe.\nBTW - the food was okay.\nBeware of the umbrellas at the tables. They have seen better days. After almost being beaned by one I spent the rest of the meal holding on to it so it wouldn't fall on me again.


GROSS HAIR FOUND IN SUB!\nWe eat at firehouse subs several times a year and think it's good but this ruined it for my wife.  She took a bite and pulled out a nasty long hair that was entangled in her sub.  GROSS!  When I picked up the subs tonight there were several girls making the sandwiches...you would think firehouse has rules in place to make sure their hair doesn't end up in your food.  It ruined her dinner and  wasted our money.  Thanks firehouse subs.


One word: Delicious \nTwo words: Great atmosphere \n\nMy Two cents: \nYummy in my tummy! Everyone should check out Amelie's Bakery located in NoDa. It's really more than a bakery and once you check it out you will understand why I say this. \n\n\nIt's almost like hanging out at your cool (but eclectic) aunt's house who likes to whip up tarts, bear claws, breakfast sandwiches and more to tempt your tastebuds. I'm telling you about this place because you can treat it as an experience and swing by anytime to have an almost 9 1/2 weeks (remember that movie...HOT!) moment with a date or pick up treats for an everyday or special occasion. \n\n\nBy now your mouth should be watering. Just remember these delicious items could be picked up at anytime since its open 24 hours a day (winning!!).


Fantastic Pizza, wow!\n\nSo good.  Go get some authentic Italian Pizza!


I love sephora, but my experience in this store makes me want to only shop online. I walked through the whole store and not one employee greeted me or asked if I needed assistance. And when I did have a question no one was around to help. I saw one employee not assisting anyone, but she avoided eye contact and appeared busy fixing products on the shelf. I left the store after that and I probably will not return.


It all started with a low tire pressure light and oil change.  When I made my appointment I was told I would have a new Service Adviser (won't mention his name, but it can double for a female's name and starts with 'T'), since the last guy left. When I arrived he barely looked up at me to acknowledge my presence, and had no idea I even had a scheduled appointment.  Regardless, i had the oil changed, tires rotated and low tire pressure resolved.......So I thought.  Maybe 2 days later the Low Pressure light came on again.  Since it was the weekend I got by with filling up the tire with air for a few days.  Finally my wife and I attempted to call 'T' several times throughout the day, leaving 2 separate vmails (1 in the AM, the other around 2:30PM.  NO response!  Finally I called the service mgr to tell her my dilemma.  She quickly told me to take the car in and she'll be sure he'll take care of it.  I arrive, once again this guy had no idea I was scheduled, so of course now he has to give me a attitude and scoffs at the fact that i wanted to get my tire fixed before they closed at 7PM.  It wasn't even 4PM yet.  He looks at the clock and asks if I was leaving the car overnight.  REALLY?  For a tire?  I told him no, and he could take it up with his mgr if he had an issue.  Finally after all was said and done, about an hour later he tells my wife and I he can't fix it and we need a new tire.  There was a nail to close to the side wall.  So my wife asked why didn't they catch it the first time when the tires were rotated and the Low Tire Pressure issue was addressed......He got all defensive, and goes back and forth with my wife on \"PROCEDURE\".  I laughed in his face, took the keys and he storms away with his 'great customer care skills'.  Why get upset with us?  Because we asked the right questions?  Anyway, next day we went to Discount Tire, thinking we were going to buy a new tire, when they guy tells us we were all done and fixed......for FREE!......What would have been probably a bill over $200 for 1 tire, ended up costing $0 and no Low Pressure light.  Good Job Airpark Service


This is by far the worst hotel I have ever stayed at in Vegas.  We were here for 2 nights.We got locked out of our room due to our keycards not working, not once but twice!!!  This cost me about an hr of my time. On top of all this, there was a half eaten burrito in our fridge, which smelled like a concoction of garlic and puke.  \n\nSo after all this we were only offered a $50 credit for dining! \n\nThe rooms are lacking in size and decor. The casino is small. The pool was tiny.  Why the F would any one come all the way down the strip to stay here? \n\nI will NEVER stay here again.  Wynn/encore owns this place in every respect. Don't waste your time or money.


I continue to shop here 3 times a week!  Great prices, and superior service keep bringing me back!  Why pay ridiculous prices at Whole Foods when I can get the same for much less?  While Sprouts doesn't have the selection they do, the price, and quality is unbeatable!  Trader who?  I quit shopping there as well.  There's no need to.  I rarely shop at Smith's as the chicken at Sprouts is cheaper and fresher.  The buy one get one free specials ROCK!


Best breakfast place I have been to since moving to Tempe almost a year ago, and is my favorite breakfast spot period. \n\nI have had numerous items on the menu but always go back to the half and half, Idaho skillet and the famous protein pancakes which are unreal.\n\n Food quality is excellent, service is fast and accommodating, price is around 10 bucks a dish (well worth it) and the place is very clean. If there is a wait the owner will call us while we go next door to the baseline pub and have a mimosa.  \n\nEvery out of town guest I have taken there has been very impressed. A can't miss.


The laziest service employees you will ever encounter.. They will thwart you right from the start, give you all the kinds of excuses not related to your car's complaint and problem just to reject the job..


ate here during superbowl weekend. had chicken pho. it was tasteless and bland. not much chicken, a lot of noodles. was served with cilantro instead of thai basil. the bean sprouts were old and brownish. my friend had a meat dish with rice. he said it was OK. not a lot of meat. I was so disappointed cuz I'm crazy about pho. this was one of the worst I ever had. would never eat here again. I can make a better pho at home.


felt like it was below quality meat covered with a straight from can type sweet sauce on top


My bill was $5.39!!!!!  Five dollas yo!!  What what!!!\nThat being said food was typical buffet.  There is an omlette station. I had two eggs over medium (not that u might care.)  There are also ample desserts.  \nThe cheap meal almost made me forget that they charge a $15 resort fee at the palace station and my room doesn't have a tub.\nIf it wasn't for my quest to try other places I would make sure that I ate my resort fee in bacon!\nMmmm bacon.  Pigs are magical!  I have ADD. Oh look,......stickers!!


This restaurant is cute and I loved the ambience here. However, having been to other Vietnamese places, I would say that the food here is definitely over-priced. \n\nFirst of all, there are very few items on the menu(entrees). We had the salmon spring roll for starters which was good, but not great. The accompanying hoisin sauce didn't complement the salmon well.\n\nFor entrees we had their caramelized salmon and the lemongrass chicken. The salmon, served with white rice was passable, I just wish it had been a bit more spicy. The lemongrass chicken was the best among the two. The chicken was cooked okay and went well with the garlic noodles.\n\nFor desert, they served us the ginger creme brulee(more like flan with caramelized ginger coating on the top). This was worth tasting as I had never had ginger creme brulee before.\n\nI wouldn't come here again if I had other better options. Maybe I would give this place another try if they included more choices on the menu and decreased the prices. I didn't feel that the meal was worth every penny. \n\nI would give this place 4 stars for the calm ambience, and 3 stars for the food. The service was okay, not that great.


While the desserts are tasty and well made. The prices and service is not. \n\nYou could tell everyone working their just WISHED they were somewhere else at the moment. They could care less about actually serving you unless you asked for help. \n\nWe ordered the sweet trio and my friend told the worker if we could get the second one as the first one was damaged. For some reason she told another worker to do it instead and did not relay the message at all. It was only after we paid and were seated that we noticed that the dessert was damaged and had to bring it back for them to give us another. \n\nThough not very difficult, we shouldn't have had to deal with that to begin with.


So when you walk into the Luxor and the line to check-in is miles long, do yourself a favor; go have a drink + snack at Public House. They have some decent beers on draft and pulled off a solid dirty martini. We stopped in here 3 times durring our stay and it was primarily because of the nachos. They are ketel chips with pulled pork, cheese, a spicy creamy drizzle with jalape\u00f1os. A decent snack split between two. When chatting up the others at the bar, they were local staff on the strip ordering burgers and sandwiches. When the locals are there, you know the place is solid.


Beautiful restaurant, it made me forget that I was in Arizona. Love the rustic wood chairs, iron chandeliers, and stone work on the walls. Stunning! Excellent bread and amazing olive oil. I had the spinach pasta with scallops, mushrooms and a cherry tomato sauce. It was good but I felt like it was missing something. I guess it just need a kick. My boyfriend had the lasagna and he said it was good but not amazing like the server described. We will be back since I would like to try some other items on their menu.


Best kept secret around - Thursday nite - bar food - City Tavern SouthPark - 1/2 priced appetizers - also $10 petite filet - it was melt in your mouth delicious.  Very surprised with that price you also get yummy mashed potatoes and grilled asparagus.  Service was impeccable and ambiance was great - bartender even changed music to jazz to accommodate the \"older folks\" at the bar.  Same menu as Stonecrest location I think.  Interior is very classy - would imagine after the sun goes down it would be a very romantic place for dinner.  Will definitely make this a go-to place for the great service and delicious food.


Terrible service. I have called ahead on several different occasions to be picked up at a specific time & they have been late EVERY time. The last time I tried to use them the driver called me 30 minutes after the time I requested & then hung up on me when I told her that I already got another cab. Right after she hung up  - I got 3 separate phone calls to confirm that I wanted to cancel my reservation. \n\nUnfortunately, there aren't many options to choose from in the Pittsburgh area (which is probably why they can continue to operate as they do) -  but I try to take Classy Cab whenever possible.


Temple's 1-year anniversary last Wednesday was great - all the regulars plus a ton of people that come from time to time.  It was a good time, crowded but not too much so (never an issue getting a drink - and those free beers until 8 kindof snuck up on me - dangerous mid-week!).


A burger restaurant and vodka bar with a Soviet Cold War theme? What's not to like here. Be sure to take a minute and look at their Russian decor and vodka display.\n\n I enjoyed the BBQ bacon burger with their homemade smoky flavored BBQ sauce, Gouda cheese, bacon, and onion straws. I had a side of tots which aren't anything special but really who can pass up any chance to try tater tots? Between the burger and tots I was too full to try one of their shakes but hopefully next time.\n\nIt's a vodka bar so you have to try one of their cocktails. They cost a few rubles but welcome to Vegas. The Double Agent is a peach/melon flavored drink which was very enjoyable.\n\nI'll come back here and hopefully try a milkshake.


Didn't have a chance to try it unfortunately. We waited around twenty minutes at our table and no one came to take our order but there were five servers standing around chatting at the front so we left!  Keep in mind I've worked as a server for over five years


Great place on Sunday afternoon and sitting outside. I'll be a regular.


It's a pool supply store.   I usually don't go to these places, but I was trying to get a solar blanket for my pool....I had all the blue prints, but still not enough info!  Really!   Dammmm it, I have to go back again!


Hamburgers and Onion Rings - the bomb.  They are good.  Service - can't say much for that.  First time, service was not good at all.  Second visit, service was better, but they messed up our orders.  Tortillas soup - 10.00 - very brothy, not much else in it.  Perfect place for burgers and onion rings.


I almost hate writing this review, because Green's is such a Charlotte institution. I almost feel like I'm dissing my adopted city by saying this, but I just don't see what the big deal is about this place. When I first moved here everyone talked about how the hot dogs were as good as The Varsity in Atlanta. News tip: they aren't, and they aren't by a longshot. What's worse, the three or four times I've eaten there the food has been lukewarm and inconsistent. Maybe the hot dog is cold, but the chili is hot. I dunno... I WANT to like this place, but just can't.


A three star average of this bar comes as no surprise to me since it left a little bit of a sour taste in my mouth - apparently I am not alone. I mean, at what point do you get to break the Vegas rules when it comes to playing at the bar and receiving comped drinks? I'm serious, if someone out there has an answer for me or an explanation/update of the exact rule, please let me know. \n\nI always thought that if you post up at a bar, throw some money in the machine and play a little bit, the cocktails should flow semi-freely. Apparently this thought is either foreign here, I was singled out or the bartender missed something during our transaction, which I will admit was brief. So by now I am sure you see where I am going with this but just in case my subtle dance around the point isn't resonating, I was charged $12 for a drink while playing the $1 poker machine at City Bar. \n\nThe part that burned was when I asked the bartender about it he said \"yeah, but you have to play max credits.\" At this point we both looked down at the machine, which I was up $5 on at the time and was clearly displaying my previous bet of \"max.\" He shrugged his shoulders with an almost \"who cares\" attitude and told me my total once again. I paid, I played some more and by the time the bartender came back with my change I had zeroed out. So, grand total for a drink at City Bar? $32! Bravo, City Bar, bravo.


I came here last time I was in Vegas, and I came back again cause it is that good!! I don't actually eat burgers lol, so my review is really focusing on the milk shakes.  I've had the mother fluffer both times I came now and it is so freaking delicious.  My husband had the lunch box milkshake and he loved it too.\n\nI had the Caesar salad for actually food - it was good, nothing unbelievable.  My husband had the classic burger and also said it was good but not the best ever.\n\nThe milk shakes are so good though, and so are the fries, so go for those and you will be happy!!