Yay! Free show in Vegas! Kinda? :/ We randomly stumbled upon this show while checking out the Caesar's Palace. Its located at the end of \"The Forum Shops\" between the Nike store and The Cheesecake Factory. Its basically a large fountain with rocks and foliage. \n\nLuckily, my wife and I were there about fifteen minutes early and was able to be right up front.  This was a good idea, because it got packed really quick. \n\nThe show starts when these animatronic \"Atlantians\" come out from the rocks and narrate a story about the fall of Atlantis. Honestly, the volume was really low. I'm not sure if that was a technical glitch, but I could barely hear the story, let alone, understand it. From what I could glean from the poor acoustics, a sister and brother were fighting for the rights of the kingdom of Atlantis, which led to its eventual doom. The brother had a cool sword that actually lit on fire. Other than that, this show wasn't really worth watching. I gave it three stars, since I can't really complain too much since it was free.


Not worth one star. My boyfriend and I went in with another couple and had an awful experience. Our friends arrived ten minutes prior and still had not been greeted by anyone. It was another ten minutes before we were greeted and given menus. We were sitting in the bar at a high top table. Once we finally had drink orders taken we gave her the food order as well in hopes of speeding it up some. She forgot the order and came back almost 15 minutes later to ask what we had ordered so our food hadn't even been put in yet! Food finally comes out, and my boyfriends seafood Mac and cheese was similar to a can of beeferoni you would get at the store for a buck. My friends lobster nachos consisted of about ten chips with three small pieces of lobster. Hardly worth the $14. My seafood trio was over seasoned by a ton. It looked like a whole can of old bay was dumped on top. The bartender finally came to see how our food was about twenty minutes later when the whole table was finished eating and totally out of drinks. I don't like causing a scene and complain in a restaurant so we kept quiet, especially after a manager was standing at a table with what appeared to be employees getting drunk and yelling very loudly--this clearly would have been zero help to us as he did not seem to care that he was ruining our experience as he yelled over everyone right next to us. I can deal with sub par bar food, but the service was the worst I have experienced in a long time. Definitely not worth what we spent in there. We will never be back, don't waste your time.


I love this place! The staff is wonderful and they make you feel totally comfortable! They know what their doing and will answer any questions you possibly have; I had a ton! Laser treatment isn't a peach but it's fast and totally worth it.


Eh... I'm glad I was drunk. \nHOWEVER\n\nWhat is up with the rude ass bouncers?? I don't know if it was because Paul Pierce was at the club so security was heightened or if they're just plain jerks but this is what happened.\n\nSome nitwit thought it would smart to have VIP sections on the four corners of the dance floor in the main room. The VIP sections are just roped off so when it's extremely crowded, people may overstep the rope or fall into it. \n\nWELL. We got invited into the VIP but the bouncer wouldn't let. WTF? And then on top of that, it was extremely crowded so we were getting pushed this way and that, right, left, up, down, sideways, and the security guards had the fucking nerve to SHOVE US and YELL. \n\nTerrible rude ass people.. FUCK YOU.\n\n\nHowever, the doorman that was giving us drink tickets all night is cool.. Unlimited drink bracelets are the shiieet and plus this place was bigger than LAX so it was a little more enjoyable..\n\nBut those bouncers need to check themselves.


Ever met anyone who has never tried a gyro? And they don't want to invest money in something they've never tried because they aren't open to spending money on new experiences?  And they would rather just drink at night than go to a nice Greek restaurant? But it still comes up occasionally: \"Dude, I can't believe you've never had a gyro\"?\n\nTake that sorry individual to Gyros Palace for lunch.\n\nThe money for the food can't be beat.  And - not joking - this place has had the best Greek food I've come across since I've moved to AZ, in a large part because of the amazing Tzatziki sauce.\n\nThe Greek chicken salad -served with Tzatziki dressing of course - is delightful treat. The gyros are LOADED with juicy meat, thrown on the grill the moment you order it.\n\nI only recently discovered this place, which is modestly wedged between a gym and several other restaurants, but with prices like this, I can see myself coming back and trying other menu options.\n\nIn terms of atmosphere....there isn't any.....but, hey, it's just a place you're taking your friend to lunch, right?


My husband and I went to Fuel and Fuddle based purely on the fact that it was open late and we were starving after our movie.  The thought that first struck me when I arrived was that the floor was covered in trash; dirty napkins, straws, french fries, and who knows what else.  \n\nWe were seated at a small table and the backs of the booth seats were cinder blocks--not comfortable at all.  Then we were handed sticky menus, which prompted the use of hand sanitizer after handling.  When I asked the waitress for recommendations she basically said everything on the menu was great (definitely hard to believe).  \n\nAs for the food, my husband ordered a margheritta pizza, which came out burnt to a crisp on one side but otherwise was fairly good.  I ordered the nachos, which were covered in burnt cheese, huge chunks of unripe tomatoes, a few black olives and half a carton of sour cream.  Both entrees looked very unappealing; I ate about four nachos before pushing the plate aside.  \n\nOut of the entire disastrous evening, the service gets the prize for very worst.  After the food arrived we never saw our waitress again and waited twenty minutes for our check.  My husband finally had to get up to look for her and found her texting in the back.  We ended up not leaving a tip, a definite first for us.  \n\nIf your looking for a late night bite to eat, do yourself a favor and go across the street to Primanti Brothers.


This is a very well maintained park.  I come here for the basketball court and football field.  This is one of the only courts in really good condition from the actual surface to the rims.  For whatever reason so many courts in Vegas are slippery which is very dangerous in such a fast-paced game like basketball.\n\nThe football field is also standard, but is open to the public (unlike many high schools) and has that small town feel to it without the bleachers.\n\nI wish it was a little closer to my house, but it's a nice escape nestled into a subdivision on the way to Red Rock Canyon.


I hate getting my nails done in this city until now!! Not the cleanest place I've ever been too but here's the T. Walked in the am and and got an appointment immediately! Mani and pedi gel we are off to a good start. They didn't have both colors that I wanted but it's no shade. Pedi and mani were quick and she got the job done! I hate waiting for hours to get my nails done. I'm a busy lady and I need to get in and out! So if you're looking for a great place that gets the job done book your appointment now! Again it's not the classiest place but they do great nails for Vegas


We stayed here for 4 nights during the marillion weekend. For every plus we found, we found two minuses. \n\nPros:\nHotel lobby itself is gorgeous\nStaff were friendly/accommodating\nClose to lots of sights/subway system\nNice bed\n\nCons:\nOur room key didn't work when we first checked in and we had to wait about 45 minutes. (We were given free cocktails while we waited at least)\nOur room key somehow got deactivated again on our last night\nTINY room\nThey tried charging us for local calls we never made\nShowerhead and shower door were both broken/causing a flooded bathroom\nTwo picture frames in room were also broken on the walls\nHouse-keeping comes anywhere between noon-5pm which is super inconvenient \nEven three floors up from the Suite701 nightclub, the floor would shake and one could hear the \"thump, thump, douche, douche, douche\" music until 4am...\nThe restaurants in the hotel are insanely expensive and don't even look at the prices for the mini-bar...*8 dollars for a bottle of water*\nWe ordered breakfast once but no real bed in breakfast trays and room only had one chair that couldn't fit in desk as the bed took up the entire room so was again inconvenient.\nWe asked for mountain view and were given room with city view which wouldn't be a con except that it faced the fire station/busy intersections and people in Montreal love to honk their horns at all hours of the night.


THE WORST COMPANY EVER!!!!! Beware of Mario, he is out for himself and could give a da** about anything else. Communication is not in his vocabulary because he does not email, call or return any messages. His assistant Tomi is just as bad, you will never get anywhere with this company. We rented a condo with this so called Scottsdale luxury rentals, so obviously maintenance is included with that. It took them 3 days to get someone to fix our air conditioning in 110 degree weather!!! He scheduled a walk through and forgot to mention that is was canceled, he is such a huge inconvenience. When the bills are due if your not on time they will be on your tail calling and emailing.  They are quick to take payment but to return the deposit was impossible. They will take every penny if you let them, get a lawyer by your side, because you will need one!


Been a while since my last Fox & Hound experience so I was pretty stoked for trying the new location (to me) at Northlake.  It is a bit of a haul for me but peer pressure prevailed and I ended up having a decent time here.\n\nOur server, Meghan was super nice and friendly.  It did get a bit busy with the Panthers game on a Thursday night - also simultaneous trivia on the same night made for an interesting time.  We didn't stay for trivia but I would have been a little peeved since the game sound was interrupted by the shrill, way-to-excited voice of the woman who runs trivia.\n\nAtmosphere is similar to a lot of the other Fox & Hound locations in Charlotte:  dim with tvs all over the place.  The tables in here are very small!  The 4 top we were sitting at was totally full once all of us ordered drinks.   Then the food came out and it was a shuffling, puzzle match as far as finding places to set things.  It worked out though.\n\nFish & Chips came out for me with 3 huge, honking pieces of beer battered/fried goodness that a proceeded to scarf down like I had never eaten fish & chips before.  It was nice and crispy.  The fries that came with it were okay - slaw on the side wasn't really anything to write home about.\n\nI'd say this is a solid hangout place if you live in the area.  Unfortunately for me, I had a nice lonely 40min drive home to Matthews, but I can see myself doing it occassionally.


For the record, I'm the world's worst vegetarian. Well, pescetarian, but yelp doesn't think that's a real word. Whatever. I'm bad at all of it. I have a weakness for wings. \n\nWhat's even worse is that I didn't even KNOW i had this weakness until Jetta R and Amanda B decided to pray upon it by taking me to Angie and Jimmie's. The wings were already on the table when I walked in the door. I never stood a chance. Just like the bacon on Christmas morning. Don't judge me. \n\nThe interior, pizza and ambiance are questionable at best. Those other reviews are SO NOT LYING about the plastic furniture. Which is weird, since the serving plates are those trendy square ones in earth tones. Extra points for not having enough parking spaces - thus resulting in us parking in the lot for the porn store next door. If I was half the pig I'm willing to admit I'd take sick joy in that juxtaposition. \n\nBut you didn't come to A&J for the pizza. You didn't come here to impress a date. You came here for wings. Because you trust me to send you to good wings. And Angie and Jimmie's knows wings. They know them like Jetta R. knows wrestling and B movies. They know them so well they taught ME to love wings. And to question my entire veg-leaning lifestyle. \n\nDamn you, Angie and Jimmies. I have to rethink my entire outlook on food because of you. Maybe I should mull over what I'm doing with my life over another order of mediums with squeeze bottle ranch...


I gave this place a 1 because I had to. 3 more apartments were burglarized in less than a month including mine and a neighbor this is ridiculous. The people who run this joint are not  doing nothing. I was told they fired the security guard that was on shift when my apartment was robbed then replaced that fuck up with another low life that's probably in on it. On top of that maintenance drops by nails your door frames together then tells you it will be 2 days before it  will be completely fixed. Such bullshit!  I'm sorry for the others that got robbed and it's sad that I can't just up and leave due to contractual obligations. My girlfriend is afraid every night and I stress while at work because I know Coronado Bay Apartments aren't doing what's necessary to insure their tenants safety. If you value your valuables do yourself a favor and move somewhere with a Complex that cares about the security of it most important asset. THE TENANT!!!


I had a contract with this company for their \"All Pest Solution\". I continuously had Drywood Termites that they couldn't seem to treat properly. Not only does their warrentee not cover damage done by the termites such as other companies like Terminex, but they wouldn't even cover the price of the tenting to get rid of the termites. After I paid them over $1000 for tenting, they voided my warrantee giving no reason. Now I'm out that money and have to pay another company over $1000 to get a new warrantee.\n\nStay away!!! These folks don't play by the book.


Staff is always very friendly!


I really wanted to be blown away by this place.  Although it is better than the previous restaurant in this location, El Rico, it fell w-a-y short of my expectations.  \n\nMany of the other reviewers gave such high ratings that I literally drove the mile and a half down the road with my mouth watering.  We arrived and sat inside and downstairs.  The ambiance was not so great. We heard everyone else's conversations and the chandelier lighting was sharp bright and made my pupils itch.  Then the salsa arrived.  Hmm... sweet instead of heat.  I didn't like how the salsa was served really cold either. Then I ordered the carne burro.  It was OK.  But the enchilada sauce was nasty. Oh, and the rice and beans were \"turable!\" (as Charles Barkley would say).  Lastly, my girl had awful gas after we got home and kept denying it.  Not a great outing.


When we sat down we had to wait for 5 minutes before our server showed up.  We decided to order everything all at once and our food came but didn't have napkins or silverware.  We didn't see our server for about 10 min.  Next time I'm just going to order takeout.  Crappy service


Pretty pretty good.  :)\nI went with a standard burger, and we ordered one order of regular fries and one order of the sweet potato fries.  Easily the best sweet potato fries I've had in a LONG time.  They're seasoned with rosemary and garlic and they're freaking DELICIOUS. \n\nOne small snag when I found a hair on my burger (eww) but the staff went WAY above and beyond in rectifying the situation.  Not only did they give us a coupon for a free burger (you have to pay in advance at the counter so this was easier than removing it from the check), they remade the fries so we wouldn't have to eat cold fries while waiting for the new burger.  At least four employees stopped by the table to make sure we were happy with the solution.  \n\nI'll definitely be back!


I don't give out many 5's. Let me explain why they get a 5. They are better than any of the Chinese fast food places I have been. The food was plentiful, hot, and taste. The service was good. I just don't think it could get better. \nI drive to Arrowhead area several times a week and have seen Yu's. They are new and have only been open a couple of weeks. Since they are in my neighborhood, I thought I should give them a try.\nVery clean and friendly place. We went in at lunch time and looked at the lunch menu. They have lunch meals for less than $6.00. With drink was just over $7.00 per meal. I got the house chicken. Marked spicy. Not overly spicy but I am used to eating some very hot foods so I am not always the best person to ask. My wife got the Orange Chicken. Wow. We got enough food to feed 4 or 5 people. Depending on how hungry you are there is enough food to feed 3 people in each meal. The food was good, and temperature was hot, hot as they cook it while you wait. Much better than the other Oriental food places in the area. I will be back. Many times. \nThis place just got started. Go see them. You will enjoy your food and service.


This nice Italian restaurant remains a top priority on our list when visiting Vegas.\nThis is our 6th time in 4 months and every visit is amazing! We had the house salad which is a mix of tasty fancy greens and big enough to feed 2 hungry men. We ordered the manager's special pasta that Memo recommended and it was incredible. We also had the house spaghetti with filet mignon meatballs (believe it or not!) and it was so tender, juicy and full of flavor. We also had a pizza for the first time which is the best in town! Sometimes the waiters are hard to understand but it adds to the ambiance of this charming authentic Italian restaurant. Chris, Memo and their staff do an amazing job in making you feel comfortable, enjoy your dining experience, like you are among friends. We don't eat dinner anywhere else but at this wonderful restaurant. Every visit has been memorable and enjoyable. I will end my comments the same way I started this write up, this restaurant is amazing!


I must agree with Scott S, but I should point out that I'm probably even less qualified to write a review of this place as I didn't eat here... I merely wandered in and right back out. \n\nGone is the crowd and the long wait on a weekend morning waiting for a Pischke's greasy and tasty breakfast. Gone is the kitschy decor that gave the place character. Gone are the sassy waitresses who looked like they needed a good night sleep. Gone are the bursting menus full of good eats at reasonable prices.\n\nReplacing all of this is a bland and boring decor, 50% fewer menu choices, and 50% higher prices. The place was pretty empty while every other breakfast place in the neighborhood (we drove past 5 others) was packed with a line going out the door. Here's a tip for Mr Robert McGrath - if you buy a successful restaurant, don't make drastic changes and jack up the prices... in other words - if it ain't broke, don't fix it. \n\nI'm actually kinda pissed too because I thought Pischke's was pretty good and it was definitely adding character to our city... what's there now is just another boring restaurant. There's plenty of those around here... Pischke's was unique to the area. When I visit my sister in Minnesota, she has some really neat breakfast places she takes me to that are decorated as an eclectic mess, but that blow you away with good greasy food and are dripping with atmosphere and fun. Same story when I go to San Diego or Long Beach to visit friends. Neat hip cities have neat hip breakfast joints. Well now we have one fewer. \n\nIt's true - I haven't eaten here and perhaps Robert McGrath makes the most bomb-ass bacon and eggs this side of the equator... but it would seriously have to blow my mind to put this place back on my list of places to go. The empty seats told me the story anyway. Before I left, I told the hostess to put it back the way it was. \n\nI plan to actually have a meal there sometime and then post a proper review... until then, this will have to do.


I gotta give 4 stars based on the fact that as a local (and a nightshifter) I've been looking for places to accomplish my normal day-to-day crap in the wee hours of morning before the kids are up. The service was average, the pedi was average. I like that it's next door to a CVS so I could grab a few things without having to go to a WalMart. All in all, decent. \n\nI saw a previous review that says there is a special for a $30 mani/pedi after 3am-this was not the case. I was quoted $35 for a pedi, but was only charged $25-sweet!


Let's face it, no one enjoys going to the laundromat, but if you have a ginormous comforter that needs laundering, this is a great place to come to get it done.   The place is clean and has plenty of large machines that can accomodate your biggest laundry needs.  The employees are friendly and will help you if you are unsure of where to start. They also have a change machine in-house which makes things easier.  \n\nAlso, if you are the lazy sort and don't want to do your own laundry, they have a drop off service where the employees will wash, dry and fold your clothes for you. Wow, who would have thought that you could still get full-service at the laundromat? \n:-)


I went here tonight for a girlfriends birthday. Food was great. Our server was attentive but it did take a while to get our food and drinks.\nI highly recommend the soft pretzels with fondue, so yummy! Everyone enjoyed their entrees. I had the Sweet Corn Cannelloni; the flavors were very rich and I was happy to see they had several vegetarian options. We also got to choose a complimentary desert, and had the Monkey Bread. Sounded so-so but was delicious. Also, I love decor! Comfy chairs, that are different at every table and the gorgeous chandeliers make it feel very upscale.\nMy only complaints would be the amount of time we waited to get our food/drinks, it was pretty loud, a bit too dark, and the portions were fairly small for the price.


I am very torn about First Friday. I absolutely love community events. Especially art walks, and more creative culture, but this is very lacking. I want to love it because it's in my back yard, too! \n\nHowever, First Friday leaves me with a sense of empty feeling. Located in the arts district downtown should be plenty of reason why this event should boast art, but it doesn't. \n\nThe art galleries are lacking, and the street vendors that sell art are more there to just get a buck than they are about art. \n\nThen there's the riff raff of downtown trying to join in, and so many kids everywhere! I guess police try to crack down on curfew, but there's always so many grungy kids that are up to no good running around. \n\nThe food stalls are nice during summer hours, winter many vendors decide to stay home. \n\nI'll probably end up going back in the summer, but I'll go early before it gets dark, and the crazy kids (literally kids) come out at night.


3.5, but rounded up to 4 due to Yelp's scale.... just as well since this place is a Montreal institution.  So, 4 it is!\n\nAll in all, a pretty solid breakfast spot.  It really is pretty basic.... just your typical, family run diner.  But, it does seem to be a dying breed nowadays, so I understand why people might rave about it.\n\nThe staff is pretty friendly, and the prices are pretty decent for the area.\n\nIf you get a chance to stop by, do so.  If not, it's not really worth a special trip.\n\nRecommend.


I have been a loyal customer since 1999. Makes me sad to right a bad review but since high schools closed their campuses Steves place has deteriorated tremendously. I went in as usual for lunch ordered my sub and returned to work with the wrong sandwich. I ate it upset but so hungry after picking off the dreadful items. I called spoke with a nice man who said come in I will write ur name down. I did and 4 people playing around in the back told me I need to speak with owner which I said no problem and their response was he is out of town. They all thought it was funny and I was so upset. If Steve's crazy sub ever goes out of business it will be because of the horrible customer service from his teenage and one grown man who seem to not care if customers ever comeback. Steve please read this and several others I have read that your staff needs to go. I hope someday I will be treated as a customer and maybe even get the sub I paid for.


Wonderful daycare/preschool. My kids have been there for 2 years and we have had great experiences with all of the teachers. They have a Christian environment which at this age is perfect for any religion- a good foundation of bible stories, God and kindness which we can build upon at home.


Reviewers:\nIf you go to a chain restaurant in an airport and expect it to be exactly like the rest of the chain you've already lost the game.


We got to Restaurant Gandhi minutes before their kitchen was to close but the staff was very welcoming.  Before our order came out they brought us some papadum with three chutneys.  I tried the mango and the tamarind ones and they were really good.  My somosas were a little dissapointing but edible.  My husband pakora was good.  I had some sag paneer that was not the best I've had but it was satisfactory and I forget what else my husband ordered but he was happy enough.\nWhile this is not the best Indian restaurant I've been to it was good enough and the service was top-notch.  I'm sure I will return.


This is a solid joint for mexican food. It's not gourmet, but it's not a total dive either.\n\nI stopped in for dinner last week with my Dad, and we sat down in the dining area (non-smoking). Very quickly, the room started to smell like someone was smoking weed. Of course, I pretended to not know what the smell was, but my Dad caught my lie. That turned into an awkward dinner conversation. Oh well.\n\nThe server was very kind and offered to move us to the bar area, without us asking.\n\nIn any case....when you are seated, you get a nice plate of chips, salsa, and bean dip.\n\nThe food is quite good. Lots of options. There is a \"healthy\" menu, as well as a \"seniors\" menu. \n\nI opted for the Chicken Sarandeado. A grilled chicken breast that was nicely seasoned, served with tortillas, rice, beans and pico. \n\nNothing about this place stands out as life-changing, but this place is A-Ok and I would come back because the service was good, the food was good, and atmosphere was fun.\n\nSalud!


I am not a sugar fanatic but this place doesn't have sugar...it has edible crack! four of us shared eclairs, red velvet cupcakes, frozen custard, fruit tarts, brownies, chocolate cake, carrot cake, & cheese cake in one night. Wow were we swept off our feet!!! We went back for 3 nights just to indulge in the sin of gluttony. This place is just incredibly wonderful! Thumbs up to the lady who created these recipes!!!!!!!!!!


Patience is required as they take their sweet time and it isn't even busy. It's been 30 minutes and I don't know that they'll be done soon. I would come back because it's cheap but definitely not during 'rush' hour.


Came to have brunch with friend but they only have that at the weekend. The breakfast was very delicious. We ordered Salmon Bougette and Breakfast combo. Both are fresh and tasty. I truly felt the secret of French food: butter.  \n\nThe waiter was very attentive but I don't feel the warmness. When I asked initially what he would recommend, he said everything is good which doesn't help with a first timer.\n\nI really like the decor of the restaurand and the window overlook the pool at 10th floor.


Outback is better, cheaper, and way less Stuffy.  A restaurant should start to re-examine their quality if they can sit at the last minute on friday or saturday night.  The prices are ridiculous for the quality of the food.  If I pay $50 for a filet minion, I expect for it to knock my socks off.  It was underseasoned and the outer portions were actually dry on a medium cooked steak.  We paid $18 for the mac and cheese, recommended by other yelp reviews, and the mushrooms.  I don't understand how mushrooms could be so bland, and if it was. $25 steak dinner including the mac and cheese that would have been worth it.  The mac and cheese was the most interesting thing we got and it was slightly amusing at best.  Overpriced.... stay far far far far far away from this Stuffy restaurant.  Worst meal in vegas and most expensive.


Meh.  I've experienced better is right. \n\nGranted, I did come in with a HUGE party.  It was where our friends decided to gather to eat after their special occasion.  It had to of been about 50 people.  BUT you would think a restaurant that serves such large family style dishes, would be able to handle a party of that many, apparently for one of their staffers, not. \n\nSo our food was basically preordered and the menu was set for us.  Food was okay, it wasn't spectacular thats why I can't even describe it.  I just wanted to review our service though. \n\nOne of the waitresses, was frazzled from the very beginning.  Myself and a few other people in the party observed it early in our dinner.  I mean, she couldn't get the drink orders straight, kept forgetting to bring us simple utensils to eat our food, plates, too, it also took forever to bring our drinks to us.  When we were finally given the bill for our drinks, after requesting it 3x, we immediately gave our card since we had no cash to pay for it.  She came back and said I'm sorry I charged it out to cash, can you pay it by cash?  What?! Your mistake, you fix it.  I mean, why would you even bring that back to your customer.  It didn't upset us or anything, but it seems compared to her other coworkers that served flawlessly, she could not compare.  So our waitress, frazzled.  Not that she was mean to us particularly, but man she gave off she was having a bad day.


I got a burger there and as soon as I ate it I felt ill, went back to my hotel room and threw up about two hours later.  Had diarrhea for the next 3 days.  I hadn't eaten anything for about seven hours before that, so pretty sure that's the only place I could have gotten food poisoning from.  Ruined my trip to Vegas pretty much.  I emailed the restaurant and Mandalay bay about it, never got a reply.  Never going back there again.


THE place to be after drinking and walking all over the strip!  Tucked away next to the casino floor and the Venetian sports book, this was not an obvious choice unless you were already in the Venetian.\n\nMy wife and I shared the chicken lo mein which was quite delicious, but strangely included red and green peppers.  I was on cloud 9 once I added the garlic pepper paste to crank it up to 10.  We added in the bbq roast pork which was dry, but the sauce made up for it.  We also had the obligatory \"crab\" rangoon, which was suprisingly good.  So often rangoon can be stale and chewy...not so at Noodle Asia.\n\nBased solely on food I would give this place 3 stars, but since it satisfied an incredible craving for me, I bumped it up a notch!


Went here for our 1 year wedding anniversary and we were very pleased with our visit with some exceptions...\n\nWe ordered:\n\nAppetizer: Calamari\nI liked it, but it was way too much for 2 people.  I think I could have done it without the olives - I let the husband order this one.  I would have picked something different.  \n\nSalad: It was the special - arugula, figs, and mousse foie gras\nThe husband was a bit iffy, but because I let him pick the appetizer, he couldn't say much.  Holy crap, that was a yummy fricken salad even the husband liked it!!  I would so order that again.\n\nMain Courses:\nhusband - bone-in ribeye. \nme - bone-in new york steak.\nBOTH were yummy!  They were both cooked to order.  The only thing we didn't like about it was the butter that came on top of both of them.  We didn't think it was neccessary.     \n\nSide dish:\nFingerling potatoes with halves garlic.  \nThis was a waste.  We didn't really eat any of them because they were way too salty.  I love me some salt too, but it was just way too much for heart to handle.  We should have asked for something different, but I didn't want to wait.  We did have a show to catch.\n\nThumbs up:\nThey did recognize our anniversary and gave us a complimentary dish before our salad came out.  I forgot what it was, but it consisted of a chip of some sort, with a slice of beef on top.  It tasted it like it had ginger, soy, and some more stuff and also sesame seeds.  It was really good!  I wish we had more or could have swapped it out with the calamari.


It's getting harder to find awesome deals for meals in Vegas.  Gone are the days you can get buffets for $5 or prime rib dinners for $7.99.  Oh Sahara, how I miss you!  \n\nVisiting family in Henderson, we headed over to Sunset Station for some dinner. They had prime rib dinner for $9.99, so I had to get it.  For a Saturday night, it was packed and we had to wait 15 minutes for a table.  \n\nMy prime rib dinner was good, but I should've ordered it medium rare, because medium well wasn't as tasty.  \n\nService was good and food was decent.  I just wished the prime rib dinner was little bit cheaper and then I would've given them a higher rating.  Their t-bone steak dinner special was $12.99, which I thought was a bit high for Vegas.  \n\nGrand Cafe is way better than Denny's, so for a local 24 hour spot, I'd come back to eat.


Well now, what can you say about a great big shop that has shelves in neat rows and a seemingly endless supply of both food and drink in a bewildering array of styles and flavours? It's a shop, a really big one - within a ten minute walk of five more such places, all with different branding over the door. The west of Edinburgh is well served by this kind of outlet, but then why wouldn't the multinationals work hard to attract the discerning customers or Gorgie?\n\nBut there's the problem... when the Sainsbury's PA kicks in they describe themselves as 'Sainsbury's Murrayfield', as though that's going to sound better? Or more recognisable? Well, don't think I'm going to give them four stars if they don't care to acknowledge their EH11 roots.\n\nOh, and there's dry cleaning concession in their too which has done a great job on my suits in the past. The customer toilets are well maintained too. It's a good shop, well run and friendly. Such a shame about the identity crisis.


Got to say this place has become a loser. the food has been bad every time we've tried it - Hey... a Ruben with no 1,000 island? fake onions rings made of mushy onion paste? A bartender that can't get more than one drink at a a time? bbq that's dried out and re-fried beans with NO taste? Sorry but other places deserve my money more. Not trying to be overly critical - just real. Too many options when dining out these days.


The decor was very nice and the place is spacious. \n\nUnfortunately, this place was empty. But that meant the sushi chef will take his time and cater to us.  Our server was a korean lady, she seemed a little gruff but topped our drinks often. \n\nJoey, the sushi chef was very nice.  So nice, he gave us tips on other sushi joints he frequents.  \n\nFood was prepared nicely and fish tasted fresh but there was nothing special about this place that sets them apart from the many sushi restaurants here in Las Vegas.


Fun place to watch the game but food isn't so impressive and it is somewhat pricey. I am rating this on food only. Husband ordered a regular hamburger ($13) which does not include fries and I ordered a cheesesteak ($16) no fries either. Fries purchased separate.  Food was just ok tasting. It wasn't bad but nothing to write home about. I would say they do need to improve presentation (refer to pic). So many other options to choose from so if you are there to eat maybe try somewhere else.


The food was great, the service was great....I would have given this place a 5 star rating if it hadn't been for one thing.....overcharging. Watch the menu prices carefully and then check your bill carefully. They openly admitted that the prices that ring up are usually different than on the menu and they DO NOT change it unless the customer notices and wants it changed! So...in the state of Nevada, is that NOT considered stealing?


Court Curios is a small, quirky shop on Edinburgh's Royal Mile. It sells a number of curiosities, from vases and crockery to an assortment of antique jewellery of all shapes and sizes.\n\nPrices vary depending on what you're looking to buy, but it's definitely one to keep an eye on as they have some unique items on offer. Some of the rings are very expensive but extremely regal. With its less expensive gifts, its great if you're a tourst looking for an alternative gift to take home!\n\nTucked away towards the Castle, it's a wee bit of a climb up the hill but worth it if you have been sickened by the rest of the Cashmere shops on the Royal Mile. Old, unusual jewellery at its finest!


Went here for dinner. Place was empty. Table was sticky. Soda was not carbonated. Food took over 30 minutes to be served and everything ordered was only sandwiches and a burger. The waitress was nice but nothing else about the food was worth a second visit.


Had lunch here on a recent Saturday.  The pastrami was ok, but it was tough and sliced too thickly.  Coleslaw is good, and the pickles were just starting to get sour.\n\nThe fries were great, but not enough to make up for lackluster pastrami.\n\nI would go back, but with low expectations.


A few friends and I were craving Sushi while visiting Madison; a friend suggested Edos. \n\nUpon arrival I was impressed by the interior design of Edo. The restaurant had a very modern Japanese layout. Being a Chicago native where Sushi is easily accessible, I expected more from Edos considering this is one of the few Sushi restaurants in Madison. \n\nThe Food:\n\nRolls were priced fairly. 6-9 dollars per roll which contained 6-8 pieces; average price for most dine in sushi \n\nMy order consisted of crunchy salmon roll and a Manhattan Roll. The Manhattan Roll is spicy salmon on the inside topped off with a slice of tuna. The Tuna was thawed and tasted very mushy, almost to the point where it tasted not even fresh. \n\nThe crunchy salmon roll consisted of spicy salmon on the inside, but after eating a few pieces I realized there was little to no salmon and even went to the extent of taking the roll apart to see what was inside; I was right, there was little to no salmon.\n\n\nThe overall atmosphere of the restaurant was great. Our waiter was great, and the restaurant was very clean. The food quality is what ended Edo's with 3 stars. Food quality can be much better considering this is a Japanese Restaurant and one of the few Sushi restaurants in Madison. \n\nI will possibly be giving Edo's one more try the next time I visit Madison.


Delicious huge slices for affordable prices, the combo is a great deal. Very friendly service too.


Just had a taste of the Ribeye Bistecca. (thanks Jan & Dave) awesome great flavour.


Decent cheap haircut. Always a 20-30 minute wait.  I've called and been told \"no waiting\"...hung up the phone...and travelled the 30 seconds to get there...only to find 7 people waiting for haircuts.  Mark is a good guy if he's working.  Good haircut and really fast. Just what I\"m looking for.


WARNING ,,,,, this place is for SUCKERS ONLY ..... funky smelling ,worse tasting seafood ... overpriced ..... raunchy,un-clean restrooms .... only reason anyone goes here is because this is a ''tourist trap '' type neighborhood with some fun shopping spots nearby and this restaurant is positioned in the center of everything. As P.T. Barnum once said  '' There's a sucker born every minute '' ...... stay away ... any other restaurant will be better .


My wife and her friends have raved about Postino and I finally had my chance to take in Postino a few days ago. \n\nThe bruschetta is excellent. I had a hard time determining which was my favorite, but the white bean and tomato barely edged out the salami/pesto and mozzarella and tomato and basil. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the 8-10 choices on the menu.\n\nI was very impressed with the food. I ordered the Nine Iron Panini and really enjoyed my meal. The panini was cooked perfectly. The chicken, bacon, mozzarella and dijonnaise went very well together. \n\nOften at trendier places, I'm not full after my meal. Postino filled me up though.\n\nThe service was very good. Our waiter was attentive to our needs and provided the check in a timely manner.\n\nI can see why this place is popular. Very good food, nice atmosphere and a place to enjoy some wine with friends in a casual setting. \n.\nThe only downside is the limited parking and valet parking.


Really good choice for Gluten Ftee.  DELICIOUS bread.  Lots of choices for fixins.  Just as delicious as when we visited Ikes in San Francisco.


I live around the corner. ..and dread every time my teenage says...can we go to KFC/Taco Bell. ..\nThe service is the worst I have ever been to! I will never get the 20+ minutes we were in line...I actually had to download this app so I say something. Please someone hear this....


This secret pizza place is hidden on the second floor of the Cosmopolitan. To find out the exact location just ask one of the hosts at one of the surrounding restaurants. Gyuup only cool people know where this is located :P. \n\nI was Ice skating at the Boulevard Rink and decided to grab a bite to eat, was starving! I ordered a meat lover's pizza for $5 bucks a slice, The slices are pretty huge and I love how the crust is so crusty loaded with garlic.. The pizza was awesome customer service was great, it was a quick in and out kinda pizza joint. The only thing i did not like about this place was if it gets too crowded in their people will be all up in your space! :P overall enjoyed my experience.


I like almost everything about LVAC except that sometime the workers are cleaning the pool area while I'm trying to relax in the jacuzzi. I don't like water splashing around and the smell of the sanitizer.  Note: It was not during the cleaning hours that is posted.


Don't go here, the bartenders are rude!!!


I was so hopeful we found a new place that we could frequent...but our hopes were soon stomped on by over priced bland food.  I will say their caprese salad was good. \n\nMy husband had the baked goat cheese that came out 8 minutes after my salad & was burned...as soon as the server dropped off his appetizer she said that our dinners were up & asked if she should just bring them out.  We asked that she wait so he could eat his appetizer, a few minutes later our dinner was on the table & we were not even half done with our first course.  \n\nHe ordered the meatloaf & was unimpressed and thought it was pre-made from sysco, his green beans were nuked to death and were the texture of old shoe leather.  I ordered the Mac & cheese. I figured the $8  price tag would yield a high end very good dish.  Well, kraft deluxe is not the worst thing, but I did not expect that from a restaurant.  Masteros & Flemings serve theirs for $5 and are both very good Mac & cheese dishes.  Basically I felt a little robbed by the entire meal. Total for the meal was $76.00 which included a $34 bottle of wine.\n\nWe are sad to say that we won't be back unless we hear things have improved.  The design of the restaurant was wonderful...but they need to figure out their food & service or it will be just more empty commercial space in the valley.


You only have 1 chance to make a good 1st impression. Your front of the house needs some help. After asking me 3 times my order to go was still wrong. Asked for no mayo or tomatoes. There was so much mayo the sandwich didn't even taste of anything other than mayo. This was not a prep issue this was an ordering issue. They couldn't print a receipt because they had the paper loaded wrong. They got that fixed just as I was leaving with my order. After I got home and found out how screwed up my order was I realized that it was because it wasn't taken correctly in the first place. You have been open for a month, you should be running smoother than this. Good luck I probably won't be back. There are many sandwich places competing for my $$$, I am not sure that Cousins will be in the mix. Sad because I think their quality is probably pretty good, but if you can't get an order right I am not gonna like it no matter how good it is suppose to be.


FANDANGO online ticket reservation services for this theater is not so practical. I ordered a ticket for the following day, thinking it was showtimes for today. Since it is listed, with showtimes. Then, only after purchasing, it states that there is a \"No-Refund\" policy on ticket purchases. You cannot change your showtime, nothing. I contact costumer support and they advise me to buy another ticket for the right date. So I did, and that they'll submit to their refund department and I might get a refund in 3-5 business days. 3-5 days after the showing. Why would I take the risk? Why not just sell them to a coworker instead of taking a 50/50 shot at them saying, \"sorry, we we're not able to refund your money.\" Wow. I've attached the chat with the representative for your review. I've never been to a theater who doesn't refund or allow you to change showtimes, EVER. It's really sad. This has really ruined my experience.\n\nhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4iaEyQxw8SAUjlYUUl6UEtVcEk/edit?usp=sharing


Best chicken fried steak bar none in Phoenix.  I come here only for that but the fresh lemonade rocks here too.  The atmosphere is VERY casual and VERY country.  I cant stand country music but its worth it for this place.  It is also a pretty inexpensive place for a good steak if you are looking.  Service is always good, parking is what really sucks here but if you go when there is not a big rush you will be okay.


Applebee's quality food, ridiculously high prices. Just dined here for the first time. Ordered the street corn appetizer, $5 gets you ONE piece of corn, tough pre-frozen corn. Enchilada nachos tasted like canned/frozen typical bar food (think Sysco Systems) and barely fed two people, which seems crazy for the $10 price tag. The ONE redeeming quality was the blood orange margarita, which was delicious, but not good enough to make up for the subpar, overpriced food. Will not be returning.


Since I am a Hilton Honors member, and my wife Isn't much of a gambling fan, I decided to stay at a hotel which would be quiet and without a casino. The Hilton Grand on the Strip is ideal for anyone who doesn't want to blow $200 a night yet still wants a sweet room. \n\nWhen I opened the door to my room I was surprised to find a full kitchen with washer and dryer, plus a 32 inch flat screen TV. I had then realized that since I was a Hilton Gold member, they upgraded my room. \n\nThe hotel is located across from (what was) the Sahara, so it's just a 5 minute walk to the monorail. Staff is nice and courteous, and if you are willing to spend an hour to view their presentation on property shares, they'll give you $150 !! \n\nThe swimming pool isn't bad, and has plenty of space. There are plenty of waitresses on hand to serve drinks or food as well.\n\n\nAll in all it was a great stay. And I recommend it to anyone who wants a quiet room away from the ringing of casino noise.


First time trying snow and it did not disappoint!\n\nCoconut delight (4 stars): If you love coconut and pineapple you must get this! Very refreshing. The pineapple chunks were sweet and the coconut shavings were great with it. Just couldn't taste much coconut flavor in the snow but the shavings made up for that. \n\nTaro: I don't like taro but I tried it anyway. Didn't taste too much like taro to me though.\n\nGreen tea: I don't like green tea flavored desserts either, this definitely tasted like green tea so if you like that you should get this. \n\nThe small size is pretty big! So share if you want. They have recommended combos or you can make your own. Their combos look really good though so I'd stick with that. \n\nService (5 stars):\nThe ladies working were really nice. \n\nAtmosphere:\nSmall place, but clean. Got busier the later it was.


I went on 28th of December 2014. Everything is Okay except the STEAK. It was not the good steak I expected. I love steak and been to many steakhouses but this place is clearly overpriced. I liked oysters though.


We ordered for take out, and this was the worst burger I've ever had! And to top it off, we ordered a chocolate shake and what we got was chocolate milk with crushed ice done in a blender!  The service was friendly.


This show was overpriced, performance was mediocre, had very little real dancing and had a bit too much immature sexual insinuation (guys grabbing their crotch too often) and mime comedy. Throughout the whole show, we kept waiting for the real show and exciting performance to start.  It never did. There was one number like it.  Everything else did not have the caliber of their performance on ABDC. \n\nBut while walking out, someone exclaimed, \"it was sooooo good.\"  My husband and I wondered if we were in the same show.  Maybe it's more for the teenage crowd.


The food was not only beautifully presented but delicious. The sommelier was very approachable and helped us narrow our wine selection perfectly. A thoroughly enjoyable experience.


I was recommended by my Mexican friend. I was so eager to go there.\n\nMy first impression, I was surprise that an Asian lady was the owner.\n\nI ordered the pulled pork/orange sauce taco.\n\nMy table was beside the counter so I could hear my plate coming straight from the microwave. \n\nMy dish was so horrible!! The pork was dry. I tried to put some lemon juice or hot sauce but nothing would make my dish taste better.\n\nIt's was hard for me to swallow and the warm water straight from the sink didn't help either.\n\nI will never go back. I was surprise that I didn't get sick. \n\nIt's too bad that we can't rated 0 star.


I'm a pretty easy going guy and appreciate a local barbershop.   I hate chains and like to patronize the local guy who busts his hump opening up a new business.  Clearly this is a \"2\" location and the \"first\" Boss Barber shop must have be successful in order to open up another location.  I am always on the lookout for a new barber that is closer to home.  I was excited when this opened up and was next to my gym and much closer to home then my other great barber.\n\nYou have to think each month me and my two boys will get our hair cut, so I would think that's some good business. I think I tip pretty well - $5 on a haircut.  You would also think that I know at least a few guys who need haircuts and shaves locally, and my fellow gym rats would hear about my new great Barber experience.\n\nSo when I walk into your place, midweek after a workout, why wouldn't you ask me if I needed help?  \nWhy would I just stand there for 2-3 minutes?   \n\nTwo guys were working there.  \n\nOne was cutting someone and the other guy was clearly on his cell phone on a personal call.  Unless that call was 1) Your parole officer, 2) Your mother in the hospital, or 3) Publisher's Clearing House telling you, you just won a bunch of FU money - I think you could notice me and say, \"Hey man, can I help you? Or \"Hey I'll be with you in one second\" and wrap up your phone call.   If it was an important call - couldn't the guy cutting hair pause for a second and walk over to greet me with the same type of response?\n\nI dunno.  I was interested in a cut and a shave.  \n\nMaybe some of you fellow Yelpers think I'm being a hard a$$ or maybe I'm just \"old school\" and think a personal cell call takes second place to a new customer, walking into a new business, but I don't think so.   \nI'm in sales.  Customers matter.  New customers are tough to acquire. Put your cell phone down and deal with it another time.\n\nOh well...I guess I'll never know if you were good or worthy of my business.


I've tried many other barre classes around town and nothing compares to the classes I have taken at TenPoint5! The change my body has made in just ONE month of working out under these instructors is amazing to me! It just doesn't get any better than a welcoming, cool studio with knowledgable instructors that give effective workouts! A definite Must Try!


Turns out eating here, appropriately, is a crap game. Food always OK To good. Service, you need to bring your luck.


On my most recent trip to the Cosmopolitan (which was for a work conference) I had a free night for dinner and was totally on my own so I decided to grab some pizza and a beer for dinner. After a little wandering around I managed to find Secret Pizza's location. It was somewhat of a let down because I didn't really care for their pizza or beer selection. I guess I am not hipster enough for cheap beer in plastic cup. I don't remember exactly what the choices were but it was the mass produced watered down stuff like Bud, Miller, Coors, etc. The pizza itself was pretty greasy and tasted like most (if not all) of the ingredients had come out of a jar or can. Don't get me wrong, it probably would hit the spot after a night clubbing but for a dinner after a long work day it was a big disappointment. On top of that there is not much seating and there were some very loud children playing with the arcade games that are in there. I ended up taking my pizza and plastic cup back to my room and leaving half a slice in the mini fridge when I checked out the next day.


This place has become one of my new Chicago style Pizza places in this area. Been driving past this restaurant for way too long and finally decided to stop in and give them a visit.\n\nThey have a pretty good selection of many of the Windy City's mouth watering favorites. Inside is cozy and decorated with a traditional pizza parlor theme. There is also a nice patio outside for when the weather is enjoyable. Perfect during the nicer times of the year.\n\nTheir menu here consist of Appetizers, Salads, Baked Sandwiches, Pastas and plenty of Pizzas and Calzones. If you leave here hungry you are in big trouble. We always have a good portion of leftover pizza to bring home. Great for a midnight snack or when you have those late night munchies.\n\nExtremely friendly service. They will let you order your pizza and split it right down the middle. You can go crazy with two totally different kinds. They put a small line of sauce that shows you where it changes. Nice!\n\nSo far we have tried a 14\" Chicago on one side and the Combo version on the other. Came back a few weeks later and did a 14\" half Canadian with Nicole's Favorite on the other side. Great flavors with some really tasty ingredients. The pizza sauce here is a Chicago recipe and sweeter than what you would get at a NY pizza joint. So get ready and don't be surprised.\n\nCan't wait to try out their Italian Beef Sandwich and maybe a Chicago Steak Calzone. They even have Dessert. Saw the Cannolis last time but had no more room and was ready to explode.\n\nBring the family and friends. They will make you feel right at home. Get the thin crust so you can eat more without getting filled up. They also have thick crust for you dough lovers out there. PIZZA TIME!\n\n4.25 STARS


Yes it is $15 and not that big but it was fun, a nice way to enjoy the beautiful weather and not be in a casino. I love animals and agree the exhibits are small but I do not believe they live there. The dolphins do not do a \"show\" but the trainers had them do tricks and it was pretty cool to be so close. \n\nThey have two white tiger cubs, two white tiger full grown, a jaguar, a leopard and some lions. I will agree one of the lions looked very unhappy.\n\nIt was quiet but yes it is small and my guess is during peak season this place is hard to enjoy.


It serves the purpose.  That's about it.\n\nRaging Waters it is not. A smaller water park attached to a mini golf course it is.\n\nSlides are fun. Night splash is great--no sun, bearable temperatures and no sun burn. I definitely would never go during the day. I couldn't imagine standing in line for 1 hour+ with no shade, 110+ temps and broken misters (I didn't see a functioning mister in the entire park). \n\nPark could use a bit maintenance. Staff could use a bit of training.  Lines were very disorganized. Staff didn't have much of a clue as to what was going on. Ex:  spent our last 45 minutes waiting for the wave pool, getting into the wave pool and waiting about 15-20 minutes only for the wave pool to never come on and for the park to close.  Losing almost a full hour out of the 4 that night splash is open was a bit disappointing.\n\nI'd probably still return.  But only because there's nothing better in the valley.


I'm torn between shouting from the rooftops about how much I love Arrivederci's happy hour and keeping it as my own little secret so it doesn't become overcrowded.  Well . . . here it goes, fingers crossed!\n\nWe had been here for dinner a few times and were very pleased, we decided we needed to try their happy hour.  I'm so glad we did; this is one of my new favorite quiet happy hour spots.  Not quite as trendy as Va Bene, but that's a good thing.  Less of a singles scene, less noisy and the food is just as delicious!  Happy hour is M-F 5-7.\n\nWe walked in a few minutes after 5 and were greeted by a very friendly bartender.  He kindly brought us menus and explained that during happy hour all wines by the glass are $5.  Wonderful!! He brought us some water (with a slice of cucumber, nice touch), took our drink orders, and gave us a few minutes to decide on food.\n\nIn addition to the wine specials, there are happy hour food specials! Half off bruschetta, pizza, and other appetizers.  We went with the Calamari In Umido (large tube calamari saut\u00e9ed in white wine & clam broth with a touch of tomato) and the Margherita pizza. They make their own mozzarella here, people!!\n\nBefore we received the appetizers, the bartender gave us some fresh bread with oil and balsamic to snack on.  The calamari came out first and it was fabulous, as was using the free bread to sop up the amazing broth!  Then came the pizza and while it didn't blow me away, it was still very good and that mozzarella is so creamy and fresh!  \n\nAs embarrassed as I am to admit it, we got three rounds of that yummy bread to use for that delicious broth of the calamari.  The best part, the bartender didn't seem to mind a bit that we were being a little greedy with the free bread!  What a nice guy!  Did I mention the bread and broth were delicious?\n\nThe bar area is nice with a small-ish size bar and a few high-top tables.  My favorite part was the living room set up past the bar.  Some comfy couches and a projection screen.  I can't wait to plan a friendly group happy hour so we can lounge around on the couches drinking wine and snacking on appetizers.\n\nThe service was great, the food was great, the price was right, and the atmosphere is cool and cozy.  What more can a girl ask for?  A couple more times like this, and this is a five star rating . . . easy!


3.5 stars\n\nI had seen this place driving by but found out it was an in network benefit when I checked my insurance website.  I'd been sick for 4 days and was in denial that it was anything more than an upper respiratory infection, or a cold.  I finally decided to head in knowing my symptoms weren't ER worthy, but realizing that my primary care wouldn't be able to swab for the flu.  \n\nWhen I walked in I noticed a very strong scent.  Being sick, it was actually a little unbearable.  I wasn't sure if it was a strong cleaning product or a room deodorizer but I was really bothered by it! \n\nWhen I checked in at the front desk I asked the woman if they swabbed for the flu.  She said yes but that I'd probably be there for hours.  I wasn't sure if she was just informing me of the long wait, or discouraging me from waiting, but I proceeded to sign in.  \n\nThe good: I was only there a couple of hours in total, which was better than I though with how badly they were playing up the wait time.  The place was clean.  Plenty of seats in the waiting room.\n\nThe bad: One of the techs or medical assistants didn't introduce themselves when they came in to do a test on me.  When I received my discharge papers no one went over the prescription (side effects, how and when to take, etc.).  I'm not sure if this was because they knew I was in the healthcare field or not, but either way I would never hand my patients a prescription and then say, \"you're free to go.\"  \n\nIt's never fun to have to go to Urgent Care but if you really need to, this isn't a bad place to go.  It's better than waiting 8 hours and clogging up a busy ER with flu-like complaints, and it's probably more beneficial to you than waiting a few days to see your doctor.  I'd go again if needed.


Gas is cheap but.....\n\nService sucks! they don't even acknowledge you when you're at the counter. If it wasn't for their cheap as heck gas I'd ask for the place to be demolished! \n\nDon't go inside, just pay with your visa at the pump and go.


This is the absolute worst hotel I have ever stayed at. The absolute worst service in the world. To start off with, I booked a room that had one king size bed for my fianc\u00e9, daughter, and I. When checking in they completely messed up our reservations placing my family in a much smaller room with one queen size bed. At check in I complained to the manager and they showed me the smallest fine print which pretty much said \"first come first serve.\" I found this very upsetting when I booked my family for our original room. Once in the room the issues kept stacking up: TV didn't work, thermostat was screwy, and room service was slower than molasses. Next day they gave us our original room and reimbursed us for the first night. My third night my daughter accidentally flipped off the bed then vomited all over it. My fianc\u00e9 called down to explain the situation and whoever she spoke with on the phone was rude beyond belief despite the situation (house keeping was more concerned of the well-being of my child). When I went downstairs to complain to the manager about the rudeness his staff presented he treated me as if I were some insignificant teenager. I was outraged and I even saw other customers in line walking out of the hotel and making remarks such as \"forget this\" and \"let's go to a different hotel.\" The best thing after all of this the manager could offer me was waiving the $28 resort fee after telling him I wanted to check out now and catch the next flight home (WHAT HOTEL HAS RESORT FEES?!?!?!). Anyways save your money or spend a little extra more for a different hotel.


Good food and good sushi. Pad Thai is good and portions are generous especially at dinner.


I came in the other day and as I was walking In I noticed all 3 hosts sitting there gossiping and I came up and told one of them politely I was there for take out. The host replied with total attitude and said \"uhh it's at the bar!\" Needless to say I was thrown back. Please tell me how I am supposed to know where take out is. Well when I got to take out the girl was awesome but as I was leaving the hostess were all 3 sitting there gossiping once again and as I was walking out never got a good bye or thank you have a great day. I've been hosting for over a few years now and this is definitely a problem. I figure Olive Garden hires for looks only.


Pretty yum food.  I had the korean bbq/chicken katsu plate with mac.  korean bbw was a bit well done and chewy, and katsu was katsu.  Service was awesome and would definitely return due to this.  As for desserts, I would recommend the guava cake.  Had Chantilly cake which was 3 stars and coco puffs with chantilly cream= 2.5 stars.  guava was 4 stars!


This is the last of my visits to this location.  3 strikes and you are out.  Especially when its 0-3.  Since Chipotles inception, I have always had good experiences at all the locations I go to.  The only complaint I ever had was that it may have been too busy, but thats a good thing.  This location across from Scottsdale Fashion Mall is (To me) a horrible example.  95% of this is attributed to the staff there.2 out of 3 times Ive been there, they didnt have any Chicken at lunch time.  I can see once, but twice?  And then I was told 20minutes before it would be ready.  They didnt see that they were getting low and have it started.  Each time Im dealing with the staff on the line, they are inattentive at best.  No beans, they start to put beans on.  Ask for Fajita, they pass it by so I ask again.  Light Hot sauce, nahhhhh how bout a huge spoonful.  Light SC, nope..you want a giant glob of it.  Today I saw 8 people working.  somehow 1 of those 8 was making orders alone. (this is at 115 pm).  Finally as hes making mine some backup arrives.  Well at least I thought so...and then he leaves to take out trash with my poor burrito sitting in front of the cheese, incomplete.  He said someone finish that.  after 2min someone finally got some gloves on to finish it up and they instantly rolled it without asking me if it was done.  It wasnt.  So they unrolled it, made a gdamn disaster of it to finish it.  Guess what, it fell into 3 pieces when I took it out of the foil because of the gallon of hot sauce on it, and the re-roll.  Oh, how delicious, the fajitas were black/burnt too.  yum.


Not what I expected. It almost looked like a starbucks when I walked in BUT BOY WAS I WRONG Best coffee I have ever had! Beautiful foam designs on every coffee.. Lots of vegan choices, sandwiches, burritos, pastries, an outstanding vegan muffin and regular egg breakfast type sandwiches. A fantastic fun find and a must if you are vegan. Unique and Good


I you like egg shells in your cool scrambled eggs, cold toast and no butter, a look of \"I guess I'll get it for you\",  a fruit dish with 5-6 small pieces of fruit for $2.60 and a waitress that has not been trained, then this Cracker Barrel is the one for you!!\nWhen you informed the waitress(???) about the eggs and shells the plate was taken and returned warmed up so now there was dried crunchy scrambled eggs. I guess by warning egg shells that softens them.\nAND TO ADD TO THIS....I GOT THE PRIVILEGE OF PAYING FULL PRICE!!!!\nOh the poor residents of Casa Grande that have to put up with this.\nIt used to be such a good enjoyable place to meet and eat.


I visited Kierland Commons this past weekend for dinner, and I loved the setup! \nIt was like metropolitan shopping village! There were a lot of great stores, and I liked that there were also smaller boutiques mixed in with the brand retailers. \nIt is all outdoors, so it can get hot, but at night, it would still be a great place to stroll around, shop and grab a tasty bite!


If I had the option to put zero stars... this would be it... I'm really disappointed about wasting my time going through traffic just to check out this place that doesn't deserve to be called a buffet.  They make Hometown Buffet look like its 5 stars!!!  Upon arriving, thank goodness I was able to bypass the long line with my Total Rewards Platinum Card... It was very unusual that they didn't have a special wait area that immediately had a host service you... It was such a joke because to consider this place is Caesar's Palace!  Harrahs should really do something about this because this could be a turning point when you won't see people come back and put a bad name to it!  I did purchase the 24 hour buffet and thought Planet Hollywood was ok... Paris was not great in service... I will specify in another post for that place... Now I understand why upon arriving outside the entrance a group of guys stormed out of there saying out loud and warning people that it was terrible not to waste your time and money.  I really felt sorry for those people who were standing in line for that!  Lets just say your kitchen is probably bigger than what they had goin on there... The food was bland... no variety... almost felt like I was selecting food from a hospital cafeteria...no joke and I'm not exaggerating either!  Take my advice and anyone that has complained... do not waste your time go directly to the RIO Carnival Buffet... 2nd if you have to Planet Hollywood is ok... unless you have platinum or diamond , seven stars membership be prepared to be in a long line... Or take someone that has access to walk thru VIP... Hmmm why didn't I go on yelp to check the reviews before wasting my time here...ummm never again!!!


I was looking for a place to grab a quick bite to eat before heading over to watch a movie and this place caught my eye. As a bonus, at that time there was a 10% off coupon by checking in through yelp so I thought why not!\n\nMy boyfriend and friend ordered the roast beef sandwich which also came with a large side of fries. They both said the sandwich was pretty good, with nice and juicy roast beef. Sadly I didn't get to try any of their sandwiches. I ordered the Steak Bomb and it was definitely good. To me, it was basically a Philly cheesesteak and what's not to love about it? Meat, cheese, peppers, and mushrooms. Sounds good to me! Not only that, it was HUGE. I had a really hard time finishing it and I would say I can eat quite a bit.\n\nOverall, you get a lot of food for the money, and it's good food. I want to come back to try their roast beef sandwich next time.


Just your typical hotel-restaurant. \n\nThey offer great happy hour and daily drink specials. \n\nAtmosphere was nice. Part restaurant, part sports bar. \n\nFood was average. Had the shrimp-crab bisque to start, which was easily the best thing I had that night. Then did a French dip sandwich for dinner, as there wasn't many \"dinner\" choices that intrigued me, and also the precious reviews of dinner dishes weren't good. Sandwich wasn't very good, typical bar cuisine though. Girlfriend had the chicken broccoli pasta, which was excessively cheesy. \n\nOverall, it's not bad, but won't knock your socks off. It certainly benefits by the lack of other restaurants near it.


Solid Vietnamese food in Las Vegas.\nFound this place on Yelp before heading back home and decided to give it a try.  Their dishes are decent and price is right.  The service was very friendly as well.  It's a good place to get some authentic Vietnamese food.\nWill come around again.\n\nPro:\n1.  Solid food\n2.  Great price\n3.  Great service\n\nCon:\nNothing outstanding to mention.


Four stars? Really? I'm convinced that the folks in Arizona wouldn't know good sushi if it fell on top of them. This place was okay, very average. Unless you're a local who frequents the place, don't expect the service to be great. (There was a large group at the sushi bar and they new the chef by name.) I didn't feel like my money mattered as much as theirs. Service was a little on the slow side and they weren't particularly friendly. The sushi itself was \"eh.\" Let me just say that there are many more sushi places out there that blow this place out of the water. It's good if you're just looking to satisfy your sushi fix, but if you want REALLY delicious sushi, go elsewhere.


Stopped here twice on a business trip. Great selection of local beer (I'm a craft beer enthusiast from NH). I kept getting beer samplers, they were served on a board shaped like Wisconsin. Fried cheese curds were great. Highly recommend the number 30, the egg on a burger sounds weird but is to die for! Friendly waitstaff, (beer) knowledgeable server.


This place came recommended by a friend and it proved to be a winner. We all met for lunch as they live in Hooterville (Henderson) and we live in Summerlin, it's kinda halfway.\n\nAnyway the place is nice inside great bar seating with some booths off to one side. There is also a seperate dining room just up a few steps from the bar. They offer a nice selection of bottled and draft beers....four of which (drafts) carry the name of the bar. I tried the Winchell's IPA, very good. I failed to ask where it was brewed.\nThe food was good; We started off with the Crispy zucchini wedges, very good. I had a chili size my wife had the clam chowder.Our friends had the San Francisco burger\nand California dreamin (chicken sammy). \n\nAll in all our food was hot, tasty and fresh.\nThe service was above par for a sports type bar and our server knew the menu. \nWe'll go back as their dinner menu offered a wide selection of dishes and I'd like to try their other 'local' beers.


i'm pretty sure i can now be called \"crab queen.\" given that i ate my weight's worth of crab legs during this meal. i was completely satisfied. part of the reason i wanted to go to vegas was for the buffets with crab legs. yes, i'm serious. i don't really remember the buffet all that well but it was pretty decent. nothing stood out in my mind as outstanding. i thought the sangria wasn't that great but that's just me.


It's Cracker Barrel standard. Good food at a reasonable price. They know how to cook eggs TO ORDER (which can be something of a rarity). They don't come out over easy or over medium no matter how you actually order them and the ingredients are good for the price. The place gets busy...especially in the winter and fall, but no problem now. If you want a quality breakfast at a good price, stop on in.


Food is great but service for food and even drinks takes FOREVER make sure you have No plans the rest if the night when coming here as you will spend most time waiting for service.


Food is ok but service is good, I mainly come here to watch the football game and have a few drinks TVs on every wall with different games going on and the patios big screen it's awesome.


This place is awesome! If you love good German food Haus Murphy's is as good as it gets. We always take advantage of the outdoor Biergarten (ask for Shannon's section, she's the best!) and the atmosphere is wonderful, even in the blistering Phoenix heat. If you go on the weekend you should definitely take advantage of the wonderful tuba and accordion music with a great draft beer.\n\nAlso, the food never disappoints. The J\u00e4ger Schnitzel is a favorite, along with the ham shank (but you have to catch it on special). Don't miss the Giant Bavarian Pretzel and the stuffed mushrooms are some of the best we've ever had. The BIG Stuffed Cabbage Roll and Schweizer Schnitzel are also some fan favorite. Finally, don't forget to try the Sauerkraut Cake. It's wonderful, especially for chocolate lovers. \n\nThis place is definitely a family favorite and not to be missed on any trip to the Phoenix area. Prost!!


Got to say this place is the best. I am from Buffalo and eating here makes me feel like home. If you are in the mood for pizza buffalo style this is your place. Chicken wings best in the area better than Anchor Bar. The subs are amazing chicken Philly, steak bomber and cheeseburger sub you cannot go wrong w Costanzo roll wow. In the mood for Italian food try the chicken Parm wow. There isn't 1 bad thing on the menu. Everything is made from scratch and fresh. This place is the best hope it grows into more in the Charlotte. Best part beside the food is the staff owners Jimmy and Steve make you feel like you are eating at home. If you like good good trust me eat here.


The name \"Classic Grooming\" should be replaced with the title \"Show Dog Grooming,\" since that is exactly what they expect of each dog that walks into the salon. Although they made our little puppy look pretty they definitely made us a little self-concious of the way we were grooming our puppy (even though this is our first dog). \n\nFor $65 with tip we received a mini- groom, which did not even include any cutting or plucking of the ears (which was the most important service we needed them to perform). Basically they bathed and brushed out all of the \"knots\" that were in our puppies' hair. \n\nWhen we went to pick him up we were criticized for our inability to brush him properly, which resulted in all of the knots that he had in his hair (Kind of bumped our egos down a couple of notches). We were also feeling a little bummed out by the fact that our initial estimation of $40 for a mini-groom was increased to $50 because of all of the knots that they had to brush out.\n\nIn retrospect, I would have only taken my dog here if I were more concerned about his first experience at a groomers being positive, which is exactly why they said they did not perform the extra services on our puppy (They did not wan him to have a negative experience). When I take my dog to the groomers I expect them to perform all of the services that they are paid to do and not be so concerned with hurting the dogs feelings. Those of you who feel that a dog should be treated exactly as a human  will thoroughly enjoy this place (check out the hot oil treatments and pedicures for A DOG!)


We got the TV special.  It included the Cirque Du Soleil Mystere and the 2 for 1 deal for the buffet.  \n\nFirst disappointment was the show for Mystere does not play on Thursdays  nor Fridays.  (We called in several times about the showing and neither times did they tell us there was no showing on Thursdays or Fridays) \n\nThe buffet was not good at all!! So not sure if that was a deal or not. \n\nRestroom - the sinks, toilet and bath are all in one room.  It would of been nice if the sinks were separate.\n\nOverall -  I guess it was an okay hotel to stay especially if you want to be on the strip.


I've never really had a bad experience at a teppenyaki restaurant before. Each has their own flair and characteristics that make them stand out from the rest. But this place, this place was repulsive! \n\nWe walked in and saw a family of three sitting at a teppenyaki table. No drinks or appetizers had been placed at their table yet so we thought we scored on getting a seat at a table right away. But alas, they told us, their order had already been placed. Next table wouldn't be available for 20 minutes. Ok, that's fine, so we sat at a regular table. \n\nWe ordered some iced tea and gyozas to start off. Tea was horrible to say the least. Gyozas seemed like they were frost bitten but the sweet sauce covered any ill flavorings. \n\nAt the advice of the server, I ordered The Godfather roll. Now it wasn't too shabby, but for 13 bucks, I expected a little more flair, but it came out slightly boring. But thats when I noticed someone go over to that family of 3 and start taking their order. So much for already having put their order in!!! Wth?!\n\nOnward to the entrees. Now where do I begin... Tonight, they were offering a special on steak dinners which should have been a red flag, but I couldn't help but think BOGO?! Hell yea!! \n\nWhen our soups and salads came out, oh my, were they bad. The soup seemed to be the bottom of the stock. It was way too overpoweringly salty, cloudy, and just down right disgusting. Salad, I'm not a big fan of salads served at Asian resturaunts, so I don't have anything to compare to, but my husband said it was just as bad as the soup. After waiting what seemed like an eternity, our food finally arrived. And it was COVERED in pepper. I mean, drenched. Now, I love pepper. More than the average person, but that was intense. The fried rice lacked any depth in flavor, I mean, besides the pepper. The steak was tough and also fatty and held no flavor. The veggies, you can't go wrong with veggies right?! Wrong! Now, I don't make it a habit to spit food out at a table, but that was so raunchy, it came right out. It was so over salted, holy Hell. The shrimp was frost bitten and over cooked. Oh man, Our meal was such a miserable mess. And to top it off, service was sub par. The server wasn't bad, but the place was so understaffed, it was hard for her to keep up. And sadly, it wasn't all that busy, so I really don't know who to be mad at. Regardless, we won't be back. Sad way to start my weekend.


It's pretty good. Tons of food choices and there wasn't a line for us. Loved the sugar free cheesecake. Definitely worthy!!


When Steve Wynn announced that he was going to build this hotel on the former Desert Inn property many years ago, I wondered how he was going to top the Bellagio, which was his signature hotel at that time.  Of course he created one of the most luxurious casino resorts that Vegas has ever seen....featuring:\n\n- A Ferrari dealership.\n\n- A luxurious poker room.\n\n- Spectacular rooms.\n\n- A 5 Star Golf Course.\n\n- Awesome restaurants, bars, and nightclubs.\n\n- High end gambling options.  This place is not for the low limit player.\n\nWhen my Wife and I want to treat ourselves to a nice evening, we come here.  Will I return?  You can count on it.


I wanted to give 2.5 stars.  The food was pretty good, definitely better than average for Madison BBQ.  There were a few disappointments that have been mentioned by a few other reviews, such as the Sweet Baby Ray's sauce instead of homemade variations.  The beef brisket, although tender, was a little on the dry side and lacked flavor.  The pulled pork and ribs were much better.  Oddly enough, the cole slaw comes with the dressing on the side.  With most salads, this is what I prefer, but cole slaw needs time for the dressing to marinate cabbage, a green that's not made to just be eaten raw without some kind of major seasoning.  The Mexican street corn was delicious and unique to Madison.  The bread that came with the dinners had an odd flavor, like it had been deep fried in old oil.  If they could kick up the quality of the sides, I think the food could be really really good.  All in all, I'd have given the food 3.5-4 stars.  \n\nWhat brought the score down was the odd service and the setting.  The folks that take your order seem to be pretty disorganized and slow, whether it's the man that rang up my order incorrectly and kept asking me personal questions (not the owner Pete), or the young 10 year-old girl, who although cute, reminds me a little of child labor.  The place itself is a huge warehouse with a random, eery cowboy statue at the checkout counter.  \n\nI can see this place being really good if they can kick up the food a little and get a better-trained staff.  Right now I still prefer Smoky Jon's BBQ on the East side.


What a great meal and a great night! We dressed up in vintage and went and had a ball. \n\nWe started with drinks at the full bar. Our bartendress was jovial and knew her craft. \n\nOnce we were seated, the service staff was unfussy, professional yet friendly, and perfect. \n\nWe ordered the Calamari, Artichokes Franchese and Buffalo Mozzerella appetizers. The artichokes were so good I asked to changed my main dish to them over some angel hair pasta, which they graciously obliged. Everyone of us loved their meal (I have to admit, I was so into my meal that I forgot to check out what everyone else was having) and the portions were large enough to have the leftovers for lunch the next day (still fantastic!). No one left a scrap. \n\nThe entertainer was as lovely woman who played classic hits with her electric organ and played some very dance-able hits from the 70s and earlier. \n\nWe've decided this place it a must-see every single frickin' time we're back in Vegas.\n\nThey have a large parking lot right out front, too.


The customer service here is amazing. I've never been treated so well. Tony takes the time to introduce himself and learns your name. He says goodbye to everyone that leaves and says their name. He gives you a side of garlic knots on the house (the sauce is incredible). I haven't even had the food yet and I already know I am coming back. This is how a business should be ran.


Great locally owned spot!  Food is always fresh, spiced right and reasonably priced.  Not a bad item on the menu!  \nIt's in a strip mall... so, not the greatest location... small and about ready for an update.  But, the atmosphere inside is nice.  You've gotta try this place!


Drinks were good, service was good, and the food was as good as Mexican is going to get in the Pittsburgh area. Salsa needs some work and the tacos weren't great, but the tamales were surprisingly tasty. I'll def go back when I'm in town.


Very low quality room off the strip. If your looking to stay at a party hotel with people passed out in the hall  ways and benches out front this is your place. We stayed at the place and it was terrible and the room was half way cleaned checking in.


This restaurant is NOW closed. OUT-of-Business. R.I.P.


Only mediocre compared to Texas de Brazil. It fell very short on the atmosphere and the salad bar. Slightly short on the meats. Couldn't believe we were seated with no reservation so easily....now I know. Service was overzealous!! (I guess that's better than inattentive).


Alright, I'll admit it, I was one of those skeptics who thought there was no way a place called Poke Express in North Las Vegas could have a legitimate 5-star rating. I was wrong...\n\nPoke Express is a small deli-type store which serves... you guessed it... poke! For those of you who do not know, poke is small cuts of fish (mostly tuna) that are seasoned and served cold. The poke selection is not as big as those you would find in Hawaii' but you got to remember you're in the middle of the desert. \n\nAhi Shoryu Poke - Tasted fresh with a slight soy sauce flavor?\n\nDempura? - Fish cakes, tasted just like that which you would get at a Korean restaurant, so if you like those, then you will definitely like this one.\n\nSpicy Combo Poke - The money of all pokes. The slight spicy kick is what really set this poke over the edge. Beware though as this poke is not \"light\".\n\nRice w/ Furikake - At first I wasn't quite sure if I wanted rice, but after furikake was mentioned I had to get myself an order. For only $1.50 you get a pretty good amount of rice and the furikake adds exceptional taste.\n\nThe one thing that really made Poke Express was the great service. The owner was a nice Hawaiian man who really spent time to explain all the different types of poke and let us try EVERYTHING we wanted to try. He was very patient and definitely made the experience very pleasant for everyone. On top of that he could definitely hold down a good conversation.\n\nOverall: If you love poke than you will love Poke Express.


Went here for my birthday with about 12 people and we enjoyed out first experience at Grimaldi's. We had about 4-5 large pizzas and had a lil leftover to take home but boy was that the best pizza I have ever had!! A lil bit hard to find but this is my new favorite pizza place! :)


I had a very nice brunch here the other day on a weekend trip to Charlotte. The food was very good but the service was ehh. The interior was interesting. I could have easily been in an Ikea on LSD. \n\nWe ordered eggs over easy with country ham, grits and a biscuit. As well as a bunch of sides (mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, collard greens, catfish, cornbread). The country ham was wayyy too salty but mix it up with the grits and you're back in business. Things that were excellent: the cornbread, the biscuit, and the mashed potatoes. The catfish was ok, it didn't really taste like anything but frying oil. \n\nThe service was pretty weak. Our waitress forgot to put our side order of catfish in...I know it sounds absurd.. who orders a side of catfish? Anyway, she forgot it and brought us a full catfish meal at the end of our meal which we didn't turn away 'cause it just wasn't worth the trouble. And to top it off she added an extra omelet to our bill. I usually don't check each line item on my bill but I could tell the waitress was a bit of a basket case and was right. \n\nI'll be back here the next time I'm in Charlotte.


This dining experience was lousy(company excluded), and a reminder to me that I should always trust my sushi instincts.  If Shady Grove is the best that  Walnut Street has to offer as far as drinking and dining, then it's no wonder that Shadyside needs a boost of steroids.  Perhaps, Barry shouldn't have been so quick to leave the Burgh or he should have left some of his good stuff behind.  My friend and I decided to order some of their artisan pizzas, and the Margharita and the Pesto were our choices.  The  honey wheat dough tasted like it came directly from the nearest Taco Bell caramel apple empenada assembly line.  The mutilated tomato bits strewn across each of the pizzas also must have come from a Taco Bell assembly line. Most of the items that should have been on the pizza were MIA.  When I asked our server about it, her expression was as empty as the street outside, which i thought would be jam packed with shoppers considering it was the Sidewalk Sale Event.


There's a reason why this Pho place closes early compared to most places. Simply put, like your dad or mom have probably have said about your exs, you could do so much better.\n\nI went here with my fiancee just for a quick lunch. I had the pho tai and she had bun cha. (Bun cha is rice vermicelli with fried spring rolls usually accompanied by seasoned fish sauce in case you are wondering.) Now going to Jenni Pho, Pho being the namesake of the restaurant, you think you would get something that is standard or above par. Not so much. Like opening a can of peanuts and getting snakes instead, I was quickly disappointed and surprised at how disappointing it was. The broth was weak and I felt I could have done better with a packet of ramen. The noodles were alright and the beef was eh. My fiancee's dish didn't far any better. Her vermicelli was cold. Not cold as in it was hot in the window and probably got cold after waiting for a little bit. No. It was cold as in grabbing it from a lowboy cold. The spring rolls were also mediocre at best. Service was not bad and seemed apologetic for the most part. The floors were a little messy and the restaurant having not been busy when we were there, I can only say probably due to laziness. \n\nCompeting against other established Pho institutions in Chinatown is rough but at least bring your full game. Just felt like this place needs a lot of improvements in the kitchen work for this place to be at least somewhat approachable again.


Since moving to Arizona, I have not found a Sushi place that compares to Sushi San. I absolutely love their service. I talk this place up like you will crap gold nuggets after eating! You will have to eat there to see if it is true :)\nSushi is fresh,  the service is beyond spectacular and friendly. If I do not eat here at least once a month, I crave it. Sushi San is the best place to eat!


This is a very good place.  The tables are well spaced and it is fairly quiet.  The food is tasty and they will make things very hot if you ask for it that way.  They use a lot of garlic and that is one of my favorites. Many selections are organic and they try to use local products when available.  I am usually bored with chicken but they make several flavorful chicken dishes.  The home made pasta is super asis the Bolognese sauce.   The service is good as well.


We waited almost 35 mintues for two milkshakes. In the mean time, they rushed out food to cars behind us in the drive through - with orders that included ice cream.\nI have never seen a place more disorganized. The employees seemed to have no problem solving skills whatsoever. What a disappontment- they used to be so good!\nIn the end, they handed us a $2 off your next visit coupon (we don't live in Las Vegas, so we'll never be able to use it) as an apology for the poor service.


The only reason I'm giving this place even one star is because the food was pretty decent for a buffet. However, the service was absolutely horrendous. Starting from the rude cashiers all the way to management. Don't forget to tip before the horrible service, or they will rain fire on your table. God forbid, you leave a tip at the end of your meal where you serve yourself. Not only did our \"server\" slam our drinks down and ignore us the whole time, except to give our whole table an evil stare down, but she refused to give us refills on our inclusive champagne brunch. She even said we couldn't get refills on our iced teas, oj's, or sodas.... I thought this was a buffet. Luckily she brought the manager over and they had an argument about refills in front of us because our server wanted us to \"see it.\" Whatever that means. When we asked her if something was wrong, she went on a rant about how only god can judge her and then things turned from bad to worse. I guess that God justifies bad service, rudeness, and denies us new silverware. But in a turn of fate, after being open about our concerns, she gave our table all of her attention before leaving in the middle of our meal. After she left, our new server didn't even look at our table, introduce herself, clear off plates, or anything that has to Do with good service. But we tracked her down on the other side of the restaurant and got some refills. I would like to think that maybe they just hate us, but we were not the only ones who were yelled at or ignored. Clearly customer service is not a priority. The management here obviously  doesn't want people coming back, seeing as how rude they were. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone who is looking for an easy going meal. But the food is good... So I guess that counts for something. Maybe.


Once again, our last stop in our Aria foodie crawl.  We couldn't come up with another place for dessert and I thought we'd give this place another try.  This time it was much more crowded.  \n\nWe opted for crepes and I got in the very long crepe line.  My husband wandered off and then came back to tell me that he already ordered our crepes at the cashier.  Ok.  So basically order whatever you want anywhere.  Good to know.\n\nI got the bananas fosters crepe, which was ok.  Not as much caramel as I like.  I also got more of their fancy herbal tea.  I think the brand is Tea Leaves.  The chamomile tea is very good.  I'm smelling the package it came in right now... so good.\n\nOnce again, slightly disappointed.  Maybe I'm just too full by the time I make it here.  Plus the haphazard ordering system stresses me out. Next time, gelato!


Burt says - Oscars Beef, Booze, and Broads. (that's really their logo) is Old Vegas style!!!\n\nFinally a restaurant that's not afraid to use seasoning.  \n\nThe food is NOT top notch.  But it's  a very good restaurant with a really cool room (make sure you sit in the Dome Room or don't even go).  The \"old Vegas\" atmosphere is charming.  The view straight down Fremont Street is great, other than the new Zip line ride blocking the view under construction.  How does a guy who used to be the mayor and is married to the current mayor allow a Zip line to block the view at his own restaurant?  I'm guessing when construction is completed it wont be as obtrusive..........Or else.  \n\nThe Prime rib was extra tasty.  Burt's hint - Order it one degree under what you would usually order it at.  \n\nMom ordered the Schnitzel and loved it. Also the Caroline cocktail.  Burt's broad ordered the Halibut.  She didn't \"love\" it, but if you ask Burt, what the hell is this broad ordering Halibut for in a steakhouse?  \n\nFor a side make sure you order the corn.  It was great.  The mac and cheese and the au gratin potatoes were OK.  \n\nGood cappuccino and very good chocolate moose.  NY style cheesecake was good.\n\nAgain, NOT the greatest food.  But, very good and as a whole the experience was fun.


great place to stay but the valet needs work......an associate by the name \"Craig mertz\" was rude and impolite, someone should teach that kid how to work in the hospitality industry


Veggie omelette was way over cooked,  hard and dry ... Not good at all ... Very disappointing since I had had better food there a couple of years ago. My companion experienced the same with her omelette. So my advice ... At the very least ... Don't order an omelette ... Especially given the price.


Food is good and came out quick, but that's about it. Customer service here is nonexistent. Lunch special ends at 4pm. My boyfriend and I came in around 3:55pm (I know, I know... really close to 4pm), and tried putting in our order for the special. The waitress tried telling us only before 4pm. My boyfriend showed his watch to her that we still had a couple minutes. She spoke to the man sitting to the table next to us who was eating, I'm assuming the boss, manager, or owner (someone along those lines) to see if we could still order the special. The waitress said, \"Just this once he said it's okay.\" She then went on to say they didn't have any fried rice or noodles, just steamed rice. How can you run a business called Rice n Noodle, but not have it? Also, their employees eat in plain view of the customers. Definitely won't be coming back.


Fuck you and your worthless bum casino. \n\nI was having my way blocked by a bunch of crippled old fuckers that kept blocking my way with their old people walking crutch things. So I decided to cut across the casino tables until a rude pit boss stopped me. \n\nI only go to this piece of shit crackhead spot because I wanted the free parking. I have never, ever, frequented the methhead slot machines. But I did go to Cafe Cortez, which is overpriced for their shoddy tasting food. \n\nDon't come here in a suit, crackhead \"hustlers\" that sell you CDs and bother you for cigarettes are right OUTSIDE the automatic doors.


Overall spent a fun evening in this buzzing,pseudo loungy Portuguese.\nThe Pros: nice atmosphere where you can watch the kitchen if you're into that kind of thing. You can rub elbows with a hip very well to do Montreal crowd. The food is very good and the menu extensive.\nCons: this place is quite expensive for what you get and  you can easily spend more than $150 per person if you go with a variety of tapas,mains, dessert drinks and wine.\nLots of sea food and fish items but at nearly $40 a plate it's almost at the ripoff price point. Conclusion if you got money to burn by all means go.  If you don't skip it or beware.


Its a movie theater that sells beer.  Lounge area is funky, but the seating is uncomfortable, to put it kindly.  The beer selection was nice, and I think we may have chilled longer had the lounge been more...again, comfortable.  It was totally cool looking, but not...comfy.  My back hurt after sitting on the back-less round pillow chairs.  Again, beer selection was impressive and the staff were very friendly and welcoming.  The theater looked cool and it would be fun to check out a show here (if they showed something I would want to see - films seemed to be geared to people smarter, cooler and more hip than I am).  I like to watch stuff blow up, and the list of films was a bit short on those.  Cool place though and I am glad I gave it a try.