Went back this afternoon to enjoy happy hour with my coworkers. We had a great time and I enjoyed more of the Sonoran White Chocolate Ale. The waitress was very nice, offered to provide us with separate checks and even took our picture for us.\n\nI loved the music, nothing better then Led Zepplin, Buffalo Springfield, and all the other great 70's tunes they were playing.\n\nThe best part is getting dinner to go and enjoying pasties at home.


I am a pho fanatic, and this place failed the basic test for me. The broth was tasteless and so hot that the noodles got overcooked by the time it was cool enough to put in my mouth. The decor is pleasant if a little beat up. Everything was medium clean. The waiters were not especially helpful, but everything was quick.


Gotta give Border a thumbs up for serving good food in relatively short order in spite of a huge crowd.  It is tough to find a combination of healthy and hearty, but several of the salads and tacos fit the bill for me.  They also have several awesome, house made salsas that make everything taste better.  It is also super-cool that you can sit outside after being imprisoned in the hotel/exhibit hall all day.


I was slightly hesitant in eating here again because the last time I ate here, I threw up. This time around, I got the tomato basil soup and chopped salad. The food was pretty good and the service was okay. I probably wont be back here, primarily because a lot of the dishes were so damn expensive.


We came here for a networking event last week. The crowd (or crowding, as it were) was akin to that of a happy hour or pregame crowd. We felt squished. \n\nThe tap selection is basic, although having the Sam Adams seasonal always makes me like a place. We got to smaple some small bites of some new apps theyre working on which were good. Braised beef pappadeaux. Thats all Im saying.\n\nI may come here again, but only if its not super crowded.


Good vibe, good food. Too loud on weekend nights. Make a choice, nightclub or dinner.


Honestly who knew the Flying Biscuit had booze?  Awesome, what a bonus! The grits at Flying Biscuit are fantastic, they are creamy, dreamy delciousness, perfectly salted and loaded with fat. What more could a girl ask for? A great little neighborhood spot with an outdoor patio too!


The egg pizza is the bomb!!  Also, awesome garlic fries and a great chopped salad.  Everyone we recommended the egg pizza to loved it!!


REALLY? I stay nowhere else but this hotel whenever I go to Vegas, but this recent stay on June 13 - 15 was hideous. \n\nWe were so excited to bring our friends to THEhotel and it was just sad that the quality has suffered so much. One of the many times we had a maintenance person in our room, they were telling us how THEhotel has created caps in terms of how cold you could make your room, the lights in the light fixtures are energy saving flickering low quality bulbs because \"these are tough times\". REALLY? You are a flippin 5 star hotel, and I am not saving money on the rates, in fact they are more, and I get less? Why is that ok? I think we will need to try another hotel when we go back to Vegas...\n\nThe Good:\n\nThe d\u00e9cor and vibe is really nice. \n\nThe lines for things do not seem to be long and the staff listens and try to fix things that may have gone wrong. We got a million comps because our room was so jacked. \n\nFoundation room is fab.\n\nAte at the Mix restaurant and the food is magical. The service was good, but this one waiter, uggggg. He was just dry and snappy. \n\nThe Bad:\n\nLeaky shower and faucets, water all over the bathroom floor AND the sink in 2 rooms we were in...\n\nThe cabana's no longer include the tube rental, no one told us that and we were charged $94.00 for 4 lame tubes for the lazy river--they used to be included in the cabana fee. \n\nFood at the pool SUCKS and costs a grip!\n\nThe Ugly:\n\nIt's flippin hot and stuffy in the rooms now! The air condition goes up to 72 automatically in the middle of the night even if you set the temp for low 60's. Hello, we are in the DESERT, it's HOT!!!\n\nWhat is the deal with the plumbing? The toilet in my room and our friend's room both stopped up. \n\nIs it so hard to manage a wait list for cabana's Mandalay pool people? We were told we had to GET IN LINE at 9AM on the day we wanted a cabana and hopefully we could get a cancellation. We did this and it was a total pain in the butt. \n\nThe lazy river of pee - there were 4,000 douchy kids in the lazy river and it was just goose. They were swimming around with no floaty tube, it was way too crowded and the water was warm--gee I wonder why? People NOT in a tube should no be swimming and splashing around in the lazy river...There are like 50 pools for people to swim in!


Went to Vegas a bit TOO much but I wanted to take my brother there (family trip this time) and it was CLOSED! M&M world is 24 hours (or pretty much 24 hours) but this place was closed by like 4PM...boo!


I am actually just reviewing the Day Dream pool area at the M Resort.\n\nWhat I like:\nThe lounge chairs are not bought and paid for, I went to Marquee last weekend and everything worth sitting on had a high dollar value. At the M you can grab any available lounge chair without having to pay a fee for it. From what I understand the cabana prices are not that  bad either, and being a local Las Vegan everybody knows the difference between strip prices and local prices.  Great atmosphere, the DJ spinning on Labor Day weekend was great and it's definitely not quite as much the \"scene\" as the strip area pools are which is a welcome change for locals who just want to chill.  It can get crowded so come early if you want a chair but otherwise a fun day spent.  Oh and it's 21 and up.


From the outside, this place looks really modern and welcoming. But it's somewhat aged on the inside! I was so surprised when I came in - the huge glass front always made it look so cool. Glass has a tendency of doing that!\nDon't get me wrong, it's not bad inside the theatre  -  far from it - but I suppose I was expecting leather recliners and cupholders. It's not a cinema, Emily.\n\nThey always attract great plays and shows too. I came to see Peter Pan here once and it was brilliant! They do have a niche market sometimes though, things like Stomp and Bach concerto's are common. If you're into that then great! But I'm more of a tinkerbell kinda gal


Great Pho & great service! I had lunch here on break one day, found it accidentally & figured why not? Place was clean, server asked if I've had Vietnamese food before, I confirmed yes but not often & asked her recommendation, she guided me to steak pho, and it was delicious! She also recommended I tear the basil in small pieces to create more fragrance & flavor. Loved the food & service!! I returned for takeout the next night so my husband could try it & my server remembered me, PT Noodles is a welcome addition our West Valley favorites!


What can I say it's The House of Blues, if you've seen one you've seen them all. mostly standing room unless you pay for bottle service or the balcony is open. Good sound I have no complaints.


i was the first time came to Las Vegas,I was so hugely when I arrived this resturant,I feel bad when I arrived,bad service,late food and bad food,I don't want to came again.


I have been going to The Keg Steak House now ever since they first opened. I have enjoyed everything from the ambiance  to the wonderful food and the servers are great. I highly recommend this restaurant. Alot of quality for the price.


Decided to try this place out at the recommendation of an older couple in my neighborhood. Checked out the menu online and was very excited about the wide array of vegetarian offerings. (I'm a sucker for anything that involves asparagus) \n\nUnfortunately that's where my excitement ended. My other half had the firecracker rolls and was not thrilled. He said they were somewhat boring, for what a cool concept they were. \n\nThat's pretty much what I had to say about my pasta as well. It was noodles with mushrooms, asparagus, and some kind of garlic cream sauce. It wasn't bad, but definitely nothing to write home about.  The boyfriend did enjoy his spaghetti.\n\n\nOverall I was excited for this place, but it didn't really end up doing any justice for it's hype. It was filled with an older crowd though, so maybe I'm just off base. On a plus side, the bathrooms were spotless which is always a big deal in my book!


This place was EXCELLENT!  We were on the hunt for a great steakhouse and we definitely found it here.  The food and drinks were excellent and there were many options to choose from.  One thing I find in many upscale steakhouses is a somewhat limited menu with only a handful of entrees and appetizers to choose from.  Delmoico's has an expansive menu and everything was delicious.  the atmosphere and food made for a great night out... definitely try if you are looking for a nice night out (for steak) in Vegas!


I had to see what all the hype is about this place. When you walk in a Chinese restaurant and see only a few Asians, it does mean something.....Just wondering what the Travel & Leisure were thinking when they were voted \"Best Chinese Restaurant in the US\" (Say what??.....)\n\n- As soon as we walked in we were seated immediately.  (+5 points)\n- No welcome, no smile (-1 point)\n- After our order was taken, a flour soup was brought to us (+5 points)\n- A few minutes later, still waited for our drinks which was just water (-2 points)\n- Our order came in a timely manner (+5 points)\n- Still waited for our water (-3 points)\n- The pork & shrimp dumpling had a LOT of green onions (-2 points)\n- Had to ask for utensils. Don't assume because I'm Asian, that I know how to use chopsticks. I saw that  non Asian customers were given a forks & spoons. (-2 points) \n- The food was a little above average. I have had better. (+3 points)\n- Price was ok.  (+2 points)\n- My water never came. I could have asked, but I wanted to see how attentive the service was. (-8 points)\n\nTotal tally  - +2 points. \n\nThe Best ...Really?


This place is lovely, and quite pleasant and relaxing too.  It is a lush kind of venue with greenery surrounding the outside; you will forget you are even in a dessert!   The best part of this place are the different areas to sit.  Inside they offer rooms overlooking the \"backyard\", wine room, and \"living room\".  For people watchers, steal an outside table by the entrance.  My favorite seating is the outdoor tables with the rustic metal couches; private and shaded by the over-hanging trees.  Clientele here are the Nordstrom Close-To-The-Hill women; and I mean WOMEN.  Apparently men do not eat here, as the restaurant was full of tables upon tables of women; not even one gay.  Strange.  So if you're looking for a sugar mammy with a simple palette dig in.  \n\nWhich leads me to my next comment; the menu.  For such an artistic place, I am disappointed it offers such a generic mainstream menu.  I'm referring the Strawberry Chicken Salad with almond slices and the Oriental Chicken Salad with crispy noddles and julienned red peppers.  I have a feeling the clientele here dictates the type of food they produce.  I had ordered their Wild Mushroom, Spinach, and Leek Quiche which was delightful.  It was not over-worked or preciously \"perfected\"; infact, I appreciated the crunchy bits of cheese that had been baked on the metal pan and its un-uniformed the pastry shell, which was crispy and light.  A warning for Bloody Mary fans, you will have to settle for champagne cocktails or pitchers of either red or white sangria, as they do not serve hard liquor; not too much of a sacrifice. \n\nOverall a very safe restaurant to go for breakfast or lunch.  Decor and service was great, just the menu was not my style.  Please, just give us a little more adventure and amusement.  Check please.


I would knock someone over for this pizza - its really, really, really good.  And I always get the chicken/pine nut salad.  It's such a simple, fresh combination and it just works.  But something ALWAYS goes awry with the delivery/service when I come here.... forgotten rolls, missing silverware, etc.  It just seems like turnover is extremely high so I'm sure its simply inexperience, but for a fast/casual place with a limited menu you'd think some things would be a given.


I give these guys lots of credit obviously with their amazing talent, but this was nothing more than a bunch of random circus acts, colorfully dressed, and performing to the sounds of the Beatles. Besides that, this is just a variety show.\n\nI guess I'm more of a theater person and would have enjoyed this show a lot more if it mixed in a great story line, along with acrobatics.\n\nI probably was not alone on this because there was a person sitting in the front row that couldn't keep his eyes open. He was nodding in and out of consciousness.... although that could of been because of a handful of things in LV.


PLEASE DO NOT GO HERE. $116 waste of money. Go to Wicked Spoon or Wynn or literally any other buffet in town and you will enjoy yourself a lot more. \n\nI love a good buffet and for my girlfriends birthday dinner I was so excited to take her to the best, bacchanal. But we were amazingly underwhelmed. Heed these bad reviews, we aren't lying. The food was terrible, the lines were worse. When my waiter came around and asked how our meal was, I said it was terrible and when I glanced over my shoulder to him, I saw he had already moved on and wasn't listening at all. I emailed Caesars and told them my entire story and 3 days later received a copy/paste impersonal response that said \"thanks for making us aware of that issue\".\n\nCAESAR'S DOESNT CARE IF YOU COME OR NOT. They are too big too care as evidenced by the absurd $116 price tag and the 2000+ reviews. I care a lot more about you enjoying your meal than they do. They messed up my girl's bday dinner and didn't even care. Jerks.


Discovering a new place can be deceptive - the first time you've gone in, it's with a sense of expectation or mood that you're carrying.  So, for example, when I first came upon Patisserie Florentin, I was in a sad mood, and it's yellow walls, sunflowers, and wee back room with framed window facing onto a sun-filled walled garden was altogether a bit magical.\n\nIf going back knowing what to expect, however, it's altogether a different story - you have a reference point for disappointments that occur again, like the one member of staff who is so lovely and polite and with such a lovely smile that the others seem sullen, not just curt, in comparison.  You notice that the service isn't great on your second visit and remember that last time, it took quite some time to get your order taken, and more time to get the bill.\n\nAnd you start to notice the other things that you either really do quite like - the pastries and bread in baskets on the wall and the overall French feel you do get from the cafe if not always from the food - and the things you aren't so keen on - the one or two members of staff who seem pre-occupied with anything but serving customers and the slightly-warmer-than-tepid coffee.\n\nStill, Florentin does have atmosphere - maybe that's something that you bring with you, but at least a little of the welcoming sunflowers also rubs off.


Puck Bar & Grill AKA You can get better prices for the same kind of food, (but you're drunk and in Vegas, how would one know the difference?)\n\nUnfortunately, the MGM restaurant scenario is starting to require you to win some money at craps or Blackjack, so that you can afford their dinners. This place is nice and the least expensive between the restaurants of the hotel. However, I don't think it's anything that special. The food is good and cooked well, but $25 for a plate of pasta feels a bit much, don't you think? The service was good and the decor is nice as well. But you turn the eyes and you're still next to a gambling table...I can't really make up my mind on this place. It's average...I would call it an upscale version of a Cheesecake Factory with some better cooking!


Desnudo tacos ( tacos naked ) is not your ordinary taco shop, they don't rely solely on grease for flavorful tacos, they actually use some kind of Aztec or Mayan magic to create some of the best tasting tacos I've had this side of the I-15 in Vegas.\nWith my tacos I ordered some sides, the fideo soup which it was really good, alittle bit on the salty side but good nonetheless. The garlic rice was...we'll too garlicky for me, the beans where so good I could just eat a bowl of them by itself. The meat in the tacos was juicy and tender and topped with real Mexican cheese, I added some real good homemade Mexican salsa which they have in many heat levels nicely supplied in a bottles instead of the common little salsa bowls.\n This is also not your basic traditional taco shop either, it is actually a sit down restaurant where they bring you a menu and go through all that blah blah restaurant stuff and although the service is more than awesome the reason I usually go to taco places is for quick fast food style service but if they are going to take the full service route then they should at least serve complimentary chips and salsa. so next time I stop here I'll make sure I have more than enough time to enjoy the nicely decorated room, dia de lo muertos style, and listen to the not so Mexican alternative rock style music. \n No shirt, no shoes no service..... But go desnudo.


What an awesome show!!!  From beginning to end they incorporate the audience into their act and make you feel part as if you are part of the show.  They go through the crowd and engage the audience with non verbal gestures that are just hysterical.  There are even some parts of the show where the whole cast is running around in the audience going crazy.  \n\nThe music and lighting for the show is top notch and has been really well thought out for the performance.  Just imagine watching a 2 hour episode of Americas best dance crew with only Jabbawockeez nonstop craziness.  I really have to give it up to these super talented Jabbawockeez crew members that are just awe inspiring with all the dance skills that they possess.  I guarantee you will leave the show with a smile.


We ordered the mozzarella cheese balls which were delicious... especially with the sauce that it comes with. However, the service was extremely slow... it took nearly an hour to get our food. The manager came and apologized... she was a sweet heart and definitely wanted to make sure we had a good experience.\n\nOnce our food came out we were still disappointed. My boyfriend ordered the bison which was smothered in a brown sauce. The sauce made the bison taste disgusting :( and i ordered the salmon pasta. The pasta was really great but after about 8 bites it was a bit too rich for my taste. \n\nAlso, we sat outside on the patio eating our dinner. A husband and wife pulled up right next to our table in their jeep (in a non parking space) and their dogs were barking at us the whole time we were there lol. I am an animal lover but i certainly don't want to be barked at by animals while trying to enjoy my dinner. \n\n...on a positive note... the pumpkin cheesecake was fantastic


Still the best!! Jessica and her staff are amazing and caring! Stay independent amd come here for all your scripts!


So you're not into gambling and you're not much of a shopper and you're looking for something equally as wasteful to do with your last $20 or $40, set up an appointment at this dermatologist office! \n\nI'm pretty sure the only thing redeeming about this visit was the front office staff that checked me in (shocking for a doctor's office, I know). \n\nI merely wanted to check in with my epidermis, being the sun bather I tend to be in the summer months, I made my appointment. I showed up early and they were able take me in early which was fantastic. \n\nLet's just say that I have sneezed and it has lasted longer than the time the doctor spent \"evaluating\" my flesh. \n\nUnless your face, or body is covered in undefinable matter, painful to look at or abnormal in a major way, don't waste your time or cash at this joint. \n\nNo care, no time and no concern was shown to me during this visit; rolling down my car windows and letting go of the $40 would have even sufficed as a more rewarding experience in my opinion.


Pros - inexpensive, large portions, the cheese puffs or crab ragoon as we call them at home were awesome!! If I go back, that's the only thing I'll order.  These rice was not edible....\n\nCons - food was so/so; just average.  It was quick and easy.


The brisket and drunken shrimp are great.  live muic was fun on patio.  New owners have done a great job with refresh and menu.  New servers are nice.  Price was right


They ran out of cheese! Gave me a 2 hour delivery window after already waiting 45 minutes for my pizza.  Then five day refund window for cancelling my online order. What a joke.\n\nTHEY RAN OUT OF CHEESE AT A PIZZA PLACE! Should say enough about how this place is run....\n\nUpdate... 2 weeks later no refund was processed. Called and was instructed by the staff to call my bank.  Charge back it is I suppose.


Just left lunch there and I really only enjoyed the mint they gave me with my check. I had 2 speciality rolls and a squid salad all of which were fishy. I didn't finish one of the rolls and I eat just about anything! I have been to the other revolving sushi bars near this one for a quick and healthy lunch and will return to those but not this one. One plus is that they do have lots of speciality rolls.


Been here 20+times in the last year. Typically slow but today was the worst. 3 cars in front of me and it took 22 minutes to get my food. I was offers a 10% discount. Which would have been nice,  but when I got home my order was incorrect.  I was given the excuse that they ran out of cooked food. If that's the case, where was the management?  Where was the coordination making sure the cooks were on top of things? Not cool for lunch time.


I am not too picky about movie theaters. We usually go to the theater with the show times we like best. They all could use a more frequent deep cleaning, and this one is no different.\n\nIt bothers me, though, when people think it is the movie theater's job to clean up after them, so they leave their trash in the aisle and on the seats. You bought it, you own it, you dispose of it up. Didn't your mom teach you to clean up after yourself?


The Sales clerks at the gun counter are very rude and act as though you are a nuisance if you ask a question. I have had several interactions with different clerks and the culture they have developed in my observation is one that they dont need customers, customers need them.  I really enjoy sportsmans and the products they offer. I sincerely hope that things get better with their staff.


Went to go watch the conjuring at this theater.\n\nPros- relaxed seating the seat recline pretty far. \n$5 Monday movies \nFriendly staff \n2 for 2 Tuesdays \nCheap movies and snacks \n\nCons- it took 15mins after the movie was suppose to start before it actually did , the staff had to call upstairs to see what was going on.\n-Kind if old \nLess seating then newer theaters


Very good, but not as good as the Paris.\n\nI would consider myself a buffet expert, having eaten at 18 different buffets.  I look at the quality of food, choices atmosphere,  and price.\n\nWith those qualities in mind, Here's how I rate them:\n\nParis-#1\nBellagio-tie for#2\nWyn-tie for#2\nPlanet Hollywood-#3\nMandalay Bay-#4\nRio-#5\nLuxor-#6\nStation buffets-#7\nLV Hilton-#8\nMGM Grand-#9\nTreasure Island-#10\nSouth Point-#11\nBallys-#12\nSahara-#13\nExcalibur-#14\nCircus Circus-#15


I found Omega Gyros to be just average.  The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't particularly remarkable, either.  Prices, similarly, were not particularly high nor low, but just average.  On the whole, they make serviceable food at average prices, and it is a fine option if you're in the area.  I still prefer Flaming Kabob which is about ten minutes down the street.\n\nI had a falafel pita sandwich for dinner, along with a side of curly fries.  The best thing about the sandwich was its generous size: the thing was absolutely massive and really filled me up.  The ingredients were okay.  The veggies didn't taste remarkably fresh, but they were perfectly acceptable.  The centerpiece of the sandwich, the falafel, was not the best I've ever had.  The texture of the falafel wasn't particularly great: the whole thing was fairly mushy.  There was no contrast between the fried exterior and the usually much softer interior.  The flavor profile, likewise, was not my favorite either.  The falafel tasted quite a bit like pumpkin bread due to the spice combinations they'd used.  The flavor itself isn't bad, but it doesn't belong in a falafel.\n\nThe curly fries were fine.  They were just curly fries like you can get anywhere else.\n\nOverall, just average.  I would go back if there weren't better options nearby.\n\nI should note that my roommate went with me and got a lamb/beef gyro.  He was very impressed and said it was among the best gyros he'd ever had.  He was impressed with the size of the gyro for the price.


Slightly better than dominos/pizza hut/little Caesars but the price doesn't pay for quality and amount of pizza. Save your money instead for another pizza place. Seriously 20 bucks for a medium sized pizza?


Wow is a good way to start with. I was blown away with this show. Words are hard to put together to show how much i loved it! A Beatles Tribute it is, the music had everyone moving to the beat. It was AWESOME for me and the Wife to see. It was the best show we have ever seen. And the best of Cirque du Soleil, I'd have to say.


While passing through Pittsburgh to visit colleges, my parents and I decided to stop at Joe Mama's for dinner. While the restaurant's walls adorned with many celebrities' signatures make one assume it is a restaurant of extremely high quality, it was nothing special. The calamari that we ordered was good, but fairly salty, and the bruschetta was overly sweet. The entrees were much better, but the pizza was slightly on the greasy side. Their chocolate cobbler was good, and one desert could easily be shared among the three of us. While it was not a bad meal, it wasn't a place I would expect seeing anyone special in, as the walls seem to claim.


This is the most incompetent pharmacy I've ever encountered. Time and time again I've been hung up on and talked to very rudely. I've also tried to trust them to fax my doctor's office when needed and they say they will..but they don't.. so I'm often left with wondering if I'll be able to get my prescription on time. I'm beyond frustrated and annoyed with this location and will be looking for another one. Don't even get me started on the lines. There are maybe 2 good people but the rest of the bad apples have completely spoiled the bunch.


After all the hype this place was just average at best.  On the east coast we have so many great options for burgers.  I guess out west there are not many choices.  Five guys & elevation burger both beat In-N-Out and they are just average around here.\n\nEven though the burgers aren't fantastic they are a great late night option.  The fries are fresh cut and tasty.


If there was ever a cheezy moment in my life, it was here. I was coming back on deployment from the Middle East on RR. and I wanted to renew our wedding vows that we made a couple years earlier. The staff was friendly.... We went through the drive through and did it through the window.... then got out of the car and started taking all these cheesy photos.... I think they knew exactly what we wanted.... It was awesome..


So...........we were excited about staying at the Wynn Casino and wanted to grab a decent meal before hitting the tables.  My friend have told me that they had the best Italian food in this restaurant.  We ordered some drinks and they brought over some bread.\n\nBread was stale.  It came with a house made pesto.  I like dipping the bread in marinara so we ordered the appetizer meatballs.  The sauce was great and the temperature was perfect but the meatballs was only warm.  Very disappointing.  Plus the bread was bad.\n\nThe Lasagna was good but the middle of the lasagna was lukewarm  The sauce was hotter than the lasagna.   I think if they would have used the same sauce on the meatball as they did for the Pasta with lobster and shrimp, it would have tasted better. They have two different types of marinara sauce?  The pasta was hard in a not so al dente way.  Meaning the spaghetti with lobster and shrimp for 44 dollars was probably left under a food heating lamp a little too long and the lobster and shrimp were a little rubbery.\n.\nThe whole meal lasted 1:45 minutes.  We sat near the bar and not in the main dining area so that we can watch the lakers game.  I have heard that this was a great restaurant.  The service was the only thing that gave them the extra star.\n\nFor the price that you pay here............the food should be a lot better.


Went to there truck at Ces had a huge line so I was excited, took 35 minuets to come out and they got my order wrong! They got me a new plate fast and I think they hooked me up with extra meet. Beef was okay nothing special shrimp was good not over cooked. Fried rice tasty but little undercooked. Wasn't to original but meat was done right. I would go back if there wasn't a wait.


My husband and I decided to have dinner at Station Square and afterwards, just kind of stroll around.  We decided on going to Sesame Inn, which is one of Pittsburgh's most popular Chinese restaurants--and with good reason.  The food here is typical Chinese-American fare, but it is very tasty and a good value.\n\nIf you read my reviews of other Chinese restaurants, you'll know that I love just the basics.  Oh, sure, I like to try something new once in awhile, but on the night we went, I wanted something familiar and yummy.  I opted for the shrimp with vegetables.  The shrimp was good and tender, the vegetables nice and crisp, and the white sauce not overpowering--just the way I like it.  Rick opted for Sea Scallops with Ma La Sauce, which kind of surprised me.  He rarely has seafood out.  I tasted the scallops, but they were a little too spicy for me.\n\nWhile we love the eggrolls here, they are the melt-in-your-mouth type, we opted for something a little different this time.  We had the fried dumplings for an appetizer.  They were not at all greasy or heavy.  Rick has also eaten the boiled dumplings, saying they are delicious.\n\nAs I  said, this place is the perfect blend of good food, good value, and a great location.


Have been to several buffets in Vegas and this one is NOT worth the hype.  Food is no better than others, the plates are \"hidden\" and inconvenient to get to, the service was horrible.  Had to ask for refills on drinks several times and they were extremely slow about removing plates.  For the price I would have expected a bigger selection of \"side dishes\". Desserts were by far the best of  all their items.  Won't go back.


(Ben writing in Keewi's account)  It wasn't awful, but it wasn't much good.  The server was friendly, but very distracted chatting with her friends, so it was hard to catch her eye.  The bread was a bit burned, enough to be black in spots and taste like carbon.  The linguini alla vongole came in an alfredo sauce, of all things, not the white wine sauce it's supposed to have.  The clams were canned, and gritty with sand.  The pasta was overcooked, not al dente.  The soup was oversalted.  The fried calamari's breading was soft and chewy and oily, not crisp.  The mussels appetizer was the best part of the meal, and it was just OK, not divine.  The prices are low, so if that's all that matters to you, then there you are.  And there may be better things on the menu that we didn't try.  But we will not be going back to find out.


Yah, the place is seriously called \"Pink Taco.\" I don't know if there is some sexual connotation involved but I guess I have a perverted mind. Anywho...this place is defintely not the best Mexican food I have ever had.  It probably isn't even in my top 10.  I got the fish tacos, and was very unsatisfied, the fish was rubbery and had very little flavor.  The location is nice for shopping, nice shops around the area and the service was friendly.  It seems like the happening spot, but we went in the middle of the day.  It's geared to a younger generation crowd, maybe in the mid 20's...but next time I am in Arizona, I definitely will not hit up this spot.


This place was really nice, good atmosphere and great food.  We had the Baked Goat Cheese App, OMG must order, this was delish, the highlight of my visit actually.  Crab cakes and Curry fries, both of these were good.   The fries were baked in cheddar and curry sauce, tasty.  I ordered the Traditional Irish Breakfast, it was very good, cooked well, yummy mushrooms and black and white pudding, which I've never had but wasn't bad, It went well with the yolk form my eggs.  My boyfriend loved the Black Sausage especially.  He ordered a corn beef sandwich which I saw get delivered but he ate it so fast I didn't see it after that.  They had great choices on beer and I had a Irish Coffee that was excellent, the best I ever had, the right touch of everything, in a cute glass too, if we were at a local bar I woulda swiped it, lol.  The bartenders were very friendly and Irish, they talked it up with you and made us laugh.  We definitely will be back, it's a great joint to get some good food and drinks.


A great Vegas tradition... it helps that I love frozen custard.  Definitely worth a trip for tourists.


I came here for the retro games. THE ATMOSPHERE WAS HORRIBLE!!!! \n\nI came on a sunday afternoon; HUGE MISTAKE!!! It was pretty much a loud sports bar for football that just HAPPENED to have a large collection of retro games.  All the jocks that I tried to avoid as a kid (by going to the arcade) were there cheering on their favorite football team.\n\nAs for the games there, they are all 50 cents each!! Mr Do! and Ms Pacman have speed chips so fast, they are near impossible to play.  Furthermore, half of the classic games were broken at the time.  Missile Command, Dig Dug, Centipede, Gauntlet, even the Simpsons, and many many more; all broken!!!\n\nI was told the tech for the games comes in on monday, wednesday and thursday.  I would recommend coming those evenings for a better chance of the games actually working.


Well this place is decent. The food was ok. I got the tamales but turn out they only have de \"elote\" I didn't liked them much. I messed up in what I got. But everyone else's plate was good.


It was ok, but for a strip hotel, I expected better actually.  It was a strange location - almost in the Harrahs lobby.  The waitress didn't get my breakfast order quiet right and forgot to bring me a fork, but I ordered a 14 dollar fruit plate.  And it was good!  I got so much I could not eat it all.  Bananas, berries, yougurt, I think granola too.  It was great!  Just a bit pricy and the atmosphere is eh.  It's pretty much right in the action and I think you can play Keno while you are sitting there.


This cupcake place simply sucks. You have to wait to get in, but once you taste the cupcakes they are horrible. The cake has no flavor and lacks something.  The toppings make it appealing until you taste the whole cupcake.  I tossed the cupcake I bought for lack of flavor, my kids also got rid of theirs.


I have had 2 experiences with this company. First was to get a quote for a piece of antique furniture going to a Beverly hills auction house. emails were sent back and forth then suddenly stopped. phone calls were made and were always told that they were busy and would call me back. after a week I got a call back and was told that somehow the emails were suddenly sent to the \"spam\" file. The second time was when one of their trucks ran into my husbands truck at Turnberry towers and never returned my phone calls or emails.


This place is the definition of repugnant. I understand when a mistake happens once or twice when it is busy, but I have gone here multiple times and during those multiple times, my order and the service have been not at it's best. For example, I have ordered fries and they told me it was going to be a few minutes because they make everything fresh, but when I got the fries, they were cold and undercooked. Secondly, when I order a blizzard, the amount of toppings in very light. Thirdly, filthy filthy filthy. I am not surprised that I saw a C rating in their lobby. Overall, I will no longer go out of my way to this place is to eat.


I LOVE Italian food. Recently, my children have been diagnosed with egg, dairy and gluten allergies....so out went the Italian food, until now. This place is great for anyone on the GF or candida friendly diet.  Almost everything can be made GF and the meats are nitrate, nitrite free. Most of the food options are also organic.\n\nThe restaurant appears clean, open and airy.  Picasso-esque art hangs from the walls and decorates the women's restroom. We have eaten in all three areas of the restaurant (bar, main dining and patio) and have enjoyed all three settings.\n\nWe have gone to this establishment multiple times and on multiple days. We aim for the happy hour so that we can take advantage of the 50% off appetizers.\n\nThe baked wings are wonderful. They are flavorful, not greasy and very delicious. We get ours with the sauce on the side and we think it's even better that way.\n\nWe get the hummus with the gluten free bread. The bread is not chewy or crumbly like some GF breads can be. The hummus is sprinkled with feta and decorated with olives, tomatoes and peperoncinis. It is not as creamy as many other hummus recipes can be, but it is flavorful and pairs well with the GF bread.\n\nWe get the GF pizza without cheese and it has never come out burned or chewy. (NOTE: GF pizza only comes in the medium size.). We have had several topping combinations and their gourmet pizzas and have yet to be disappointed.\n\nWe have also tried the Chipotle Penne with Chicken with and without the GF option. I would give it an 8 out of 10. It doesn't knock your socks off, but it is quiet yummy.  The Penne Steak and Mushroom (without the Gorgonzola cheese) is about a 7.5. It is not as flavorful as the Chipotle Penne, but is decent. I was expecting a more robust, flavor and was left disappointed.\n\nFor dessert we have had the GF chocolate chip and the GF brownie. NOTE: GF desserts are not as tasty and they are a little bit crumblier than the regular kind, but here they are pretty darn good. Both are equally tasty, it just depends on what kinda mood you are in.\n\nThey have excellent customer service. We have seen the manager, servers and other staff work well together and make sure that everyone's needs are being met. We have witnessed the manager quickly correct any issues that other patrons had.


Other than the hostess being a total snob upon our arrival, we had a great experience at Cafe Martorano (our server was much friendlier, so that took the bitterness out of the first impression.)\n\nI went with the pre-fixe menu, which was actually a great price by Vegas standards - $45 for three wonderful courses. Started with the caprese salad (really fresh and tasty), then the tagliatelle with cream sauce, chicken and peas (rich and delicious), and ended the meal with a sweet cannoli. \n\nOur waiter was really friendly and helpful with suggestions - everyone agreed the portions were HUGE (too much, really), but the food was delicious. It's a nice place in the Rio and I'd definitely go again.


So they're pretty friendly at this location.. They just rush you I'm sorry I don't have the menu memorized and sometimes I like to try new mixes. I asked the girl closing my bowl if the bowls got smaller she laughed and said not really. Then everyone in the prep line said no ma'am our bowls are the same size (like they're coached to say this ) I could barely see the rice and they drizzled on the sour cream. It was at That moment I wouldn't dare ask to add my avocado in fear they'd charge me a dollar for a corner spoon. Ps the rice was hard


I called Solstice in advance of going there on a Saturday to make sure dogs were allowed on the patio all evening.  We walked across town to be yelled at when we entered & told how we should have read the sign that says no dogs.  I wasn't looking for a sign since I called... Considering food and service is average, we probably had a better evening when we went across the parking lot to Jack Beagles anyway.


I really like coming here because they have so many things that I am just entertained even if I don't go in to necessarily buy something.. though I usually always end up buying something because their prices are GREAT.  Their kitchen stuff has great prices (on the order of .80c and 1.50 for some little gadgets!), as that's the section where I usually start my browsing.\n\nTheir food/drink section is impressive in variety and regions and is well too stocked for me to spend lots of time perusing... I'll just end up buying more chocolate or more wine than I already need.  But I've found some fun and unique treats there as me-gifts or gifts for others.\n\nTheir furniture stuff can be a bit pricey, but I like that is is more 'unique' and has a 'worldy' look to it.  Also, they have TONS of little chotchkies (sp?) - so if you like looking at chotchkies, this is the spot.\n\nAlmost forgot to mention - they double charged me on something and I went back the next day to tell them about it to get it fixed and they easily and quickly fixed it.. no hassle, no problems, no looking at me suspiciously.  That was appreciated.


What happened, Xinh Xinh?  We used to take out of town people here because we were so impressed with the place.\n\nLast time we got take-out.  Three banh mis and an order of wings.  Wings were pretty good and certainly well seasoned with fish sauce.  (If you are not used to the smell of fish sauce, this might not be too appealing.)  My wife's sister's banh mi seemed pretty good, but ours had very little meat on them.  They still had the jalapeno peppers and cilantro, but the mayonnaise seemed less, too.  I got the catfish banh mi and the fish was tiny - especially in comparison to previous trips.  \n\nWe'd noticed a decline in the quality of the bubble teas, too.  Originally they were really strong and offered flavors that Cafe Evo didn't.   But last time we got one (it was a while ago), it seemed like it was made with non-dairy creamer instead of milk.\n\nDisappointed.  Probably not going back - I guess I have an excuse to try making my own banh mi or pho instead.\n\nThe service was still good, but the food is simply not as good as it was when they opened.


I really enjoyed my first dinner at The Mission, the service, atmosphere and menu were all exceptional. Going to Mission was a spur of the moment dinner idea, and we made reservations just an hour prior to dining. I would suggest reservations, we had to sit outside because they were full inside, and although they had a large and amazingly quiet fan outside, it was a bit hot. We sat by a fountain though, and that kind of made up for it, definitely will be back for more patio seating here when the weather cools down.\n\nThe waiter was very attentive, I think in part because we were one of the first tables seated on the patio. By the way, I am talking about the back patio, not the entrance area patio- I think the one in the back is better. \n\nOur app was the cheese plate, we chose the cheese similar to manchengo (I don't remember the name exactly, but the waiter related it). The cheese plate came with all kinds of goodies. \n\nI had the kale salad for dinner, and my boyfriend the pork tacos. We also got a side of street corn, our favorite. Everything tasted great. The kale salad had tons of marcona almonds, oranges and a light dressing, the portion was large. I had a bite of the tacos and they were great, but they are small and 3 to a plate, so for bigger appetites consider getting extra tacos. \n\nDinner here was great, we will be back soon.  (:


We don't go out for breakfast very often, but when my husband thought we should go out for breakfast, I immediately said \"BabyStacks\"!\nIt was probably around 10am on a Wednesday or Thursday and they were still surprisingly busy. Almost every table full, but we didn't have to wait. The restaurant is small and it got a bit warm with all the food and people but our experience was still enjoyable.\nMy husband got the Piglet Omelette and a side of Red Velvet Pancakes. The omelette was good, but felt like it'd be better with peppers and onions added. The Red Velvet Pancakes tasted just like your eating a cupcake. I wanted something different and ordered the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes and a side of bacon. The bacon was ordinary but the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes were amazing. The portion is humongous! The pancakes are thin, moist and lighter than most pancakes but they were just as filling.\nService was a little slow but we give them a pass because they were busy, but everyone was friendly and helpful.\nI look forward to going back and trying more of their pancake flavors.


Took my husband to Vegas for a surprise 60th, and since deep dish pizza is his favorite meal, checked out the pizza places online and Amore sounded like a good choice. And it didn't let us down. :-)\nWe had the deep dish cheese with extra cheese, and we should have paid attention to the number of people it serves. We ordered a large, because we love pizza, and could only finish about a quarter of it. The thing must have weighed 10 pounds! A very dangerous meal, since you know you should stop eating it, but it tastes so good you just have to have another bite,and another, and another...you get the picture. :-)\n\nSince it was an estimated 25 minutes for the pizza to cook, we decided to have an appetizer. That was the first mistake of our visit. We had the eight piece serving of fried mozzarella triangles. The mistake was not because the mozzarella triangles were not good, they were very good, but they took up more space in the tummy that the pizza could've filled. \n\nAll leftovers were nicely packed up in containers for us to bring back to the hotel. Good thing we had a refrigerator in the room :-) \n\nThe restaurant has a sports atmosphere, clean tables, a lot of sports pictures around the room. Very 50s diner type atmosphere :-)\n\nWe were staying on the strip, so I would recommend visiting Amore if you're renting a car. We actually rented a car for a day (5/1/14) just to make the trip to Amore. The cab fare alone would have been more than the car rental, and that's not including the tip. (According to a web site that estimates cab fares, it was a $60 round trip fare from the Mirage hotel.)\nWill definitely do it again on our next visit back to Vegas :-)


Wait wait wait... this place is still open? No, seriously? Um. I'm confused. No, I mean like, in business? Operating? A manager? Employees? Hours of operation? Transact monies? Uhhhhh. You sure? Because when you define \"Air\" as a smoker's patio and \"Earth\" as weird alien shit on the walls and \"Fire\" as the burning of your ear drums and \"Water\" as a place to buy really expensive drinks that dehydrate you, I just can't really comprehend how our $30k millionaire ballers can afford to keep this place going, even in an economic environment that protects only their class. But that's why I'm a $20k impoverished sycophantic parasite on our society. No business sense. \n\nTwo stars for the money they put into this place in the first place. And the elevator to the private VIP bullshit area. Classy. Retarded classiness.


Went to Brio for dinner early Sat. night. They were on a wait (of course) so we opted to sit in the Lounge. (I have heard  that they offer an awesome happy hour, apps are $2.95. I am looking forward to returning and taking advantage of that!)  Anyways.. This is my second time here and both times I have ordered the Pasta Alla Vodka. Absolutely Delicious!! It was so good, I don't want to venture out and try anything else on the menu!  Our server was great. It was a wonderful experience!


The pancakes were as good as advertised! My father had the french toast and loved it as well. Freshly squeezed orange juice and crispy bacon were also good.


Used to be a cheesy place but now it's classy and centrally located. It's rather affordable too!


Best grilled chicken in Charlotte! Pio Pio!


The size of the servings is almost immoral. There is a $3 charge for sharing, which if you come to think about it, would not make it a bad deal if you both happen to want to partake of the same disgusting sandwich. The quality of the food and its size are in inverse proportion; our meat was dry, tasteless, visually revolting,  anchored by two slivers of bread to justify calling it a sandwich and not a chunk of dead dry beef. The worst sin was the chicken soup, that traditional icon of soothing relief; yellow liquid with a taste of having recently sprinkled or dissolved from an envelop or a cube, sodium being the preponderate flavor. \nCan't believe the place is so popular, but in Las Vegas everything is possible, I guess.


Not a good experience. Staff could care less about you as a client. Came in with a large group, one person didn't have a ID, even though was clearly over 21. No problem, we decide to leave, one of the people in our group says BS under his breath and some punk bouncer jumps in his face. Just a poor way to run a business, will be surprised if still in business  by the end of the year. Very poor customer service.


I've been going to Izzazu for a very long time, almost 7 years now. I have ALWAYS gone to Cesare and will never stray from him! The first time I went into him, I was 18 years old and had some crazy red, blond and black hair. He really helped me go back to my natural color without damaging my hair (even with color stripping!) \n\nHe always knows exactly what I want, but isn't afraid to give me suggestions to liven up my look. He literally does the best color and cut in the city. And believe me, I've done some crazy stuff with my hair with a lot of hair dressers. \n\nThe atmosphere is very hip/chic and makes me feel like a celebrity when I go there!\n\nAlso, I LOVE their product line. I still only use Izzazu leave-in conditioner, hairspray and dry shampoo, even while spending over half of my year away from Pittsburgh at school.\n\nThe loss of one star goes to the attitude at reception. I understand it has compelled people to give them 1 star, but it IS a salon, meant for cosmetic services. You aren't going there for the reception. But, It wouldn't hurt them to smile or be a little less brash.


I went to Tao with three friends and we were very disappointed in our experience.   We were rushed through the entire meal.  The server kept hovering around the table to take our order even though we were just seated.  After we placed our order, he forgot to bring one of the appetizers.  Then, our entrees were brought out before we finished our appetizers.  We were asked about dessert before the table was cleared.  It is unusual for four women not to want dessert, but we were just not up for any with the remains of dinner in front of us.  We did like the atmosphere.  The food was good, although I wish my meal, the Roasted Buddha Chicken, was a larger portion.  Overall, we were really looking forward to a nice night and meal, and Tao did not measure up due to service issues.


I just called again to see what the new word is and I was told that their ordering system is broken and that I should keep calling in.  I was also told that he thinks the phone will ship around the 28th.  I ordered it on the 3rd, and was told it would be there on the 11th. I also responded to a Retention Manager that replied to my first post, but she did not return my call.  Go figure.  Go figure that this store only has 1 star ratings.


What about writing a review about a gas station? Probably not the most useful review that I can do, but well, I went to this station on my last day of vacation, I guess that writing a review about it makes me feel kinda nostalgic!\n\nAnyway, this gas station is located less than one mile from the Airport, so I guess that prices are probably higher but it's nothing compared to what the rental car company would charge if the car is not returned with a full tank! So that was ok. Also the staff was friendly.\n\nOh, and after reading previous reviews I double checked my credit card statement to see if they overcharged me. They didn't. And then I remembered that I paid cash...


i have only tried the bagels and bagel sandwiches here and i go back weekly.  enough said :)


This restaurant is a master of understatement. From the outside and Upon entering, it doesn't look like much. \nAs it should be, the truth is in the food  food....best beef and broccoli I've ever had.  We are regulars now.  Simply outstanding


After reading the reviews for this place me and my roommate decided to stop by for lunch. The lunch specials are priced very nicely (6 bucks) and the portions are filling. The service was choppy but the woman had her hands full with her baby girl. I would come back.


Everyone at Excel is extremely professional.  I loved getting the photos of the status of my car repair in my email.  Excel took care of EVERYTHING with the insurance company and even helped me get the rental car through the insurance company.  Best of all, they did the repair very timely and even detailed my car!  I highly recommend them.


This place is great :) cookies satisfy my cravings and most importantly they sell thrifty's by the quart and pint!! Lady was super kind and attentive to me. I know where I will buy my ice cream from now on :D CHOCOLATE MALT!!


Decent tacos and super cheap too, especially if you come during lunch (before 3 pm) for their lunch special where you get 4 tacos, rice, beans and drink for $5.99. If you come after 3 pm, you pay the same price and just don't get a drink. They also have several other specials on the menu and the same policy applies. \n\nThe chorizo is my favorite so far. The tacos seemed smaller than other places but the meats are tasty although sometimes slightly greasy. The horchata tasted watered down so just opt for a soda.


Just when I thought I couldn't love NY Flavor any more than I already do, Bill and Lynn along with Chef Craig top themselves again. Now they are offering a 10% discount to anyone who shows their PTA Membership card. So not only do they make delicious foods at decent prices and are the friendliest, cleanest restaurant in Surprise, they are embracing the community to help out our schools, parents, and kids by joining the ranks of the largest child advocacy organization in the country! What's not to love about this place???


This place is $5 for adults $2 for kids, and everything there is to do costs even more money. The website doesnt say any of this. I'm very aggravated that i spent $11 to get me and my kids in here and still cant do anything without paying at least $3 more PER KID. I feel rather ripped off. I wont be back.


Like an upmarket Wetherspoons, I always feel that there's something a bit 'off' about the atmosphere in All Bar One. Although it's in a brilliant location, it never goes beyond being a place for a quick post work beverage before moving onto somewhere better to spend the rest of the evening.\n\nMy latest visit was during the summer, for the 'dine for \u00a35' offer. The food was quite nice, and the glass of fizz which was added on for an extra few quid was most welcome. It's not somewhere I'd choose to go for a drink,  however, particularly with a wealth of truly lovely bars nearby (including the most excellent Bramble).


What's wrong with me?!? I love popcorn but this place just didn't do it for me. Love the concept, merchandise, staff is incredibly friendly and generous with samples. I must agree with Mur T. I miss the popcorn smell and the availability of fresh popcorn. I did buy three different flavors, Chicago, Vegas and a chocolate but I think I was a little turned off by the way they are just stored in big containers in the back. I'm also not a fan of the hard shell coating. I think Maw N Paw in So Cal and Garrett's in Chicago have spoiled me.


While your first thought may not be food when you hear Embassy Suites, it ought to be at least your second, especially if you have kids, and even more so if you have kids who can't agree on what they want to eat.\n\nWe have one who likes the big breakfast.  Eggs, bacon, sausage, grits, biscuits, everything he can get his hands on.  Then we have one who likes the not-so-big breakfast, which consists of cereals, breads, fruits and the like.  Note that this doesn't mean he doesn't eat a lot of it.  Just that it's not called the big breakfast in our family.\n\nSo the Embassy Suites holds a special place in our hearts when it comes to food, because both kids are happy when it comes to breakfast.  And they can go back again and again.  Will it win any awards?  Probably not.  But it just fills a need, and it does so really well.  Sometimes, that's all you need.


I gave this place two tries......I thought the first time was just a hiccup because they were newly opened and they needed to get their groove together. \nBUT I WAS WRONG!\n\nWhen I pickup a takeout order I always look in each box to make sure everything is right, I failed to do so this time!  I took a quick peek at a few boxes, seemed to be right but I was wrong!!!\nWhen I got back to the office we opened our boxes and two out of four were wrong.  The two that were wrong were mixed up.  I drove back, they remade it but did not seem concerned about the quality of their services. \nOne staff member tried to bring me a left over smoothie to help out, cool dude..left over?  Uggh no thanks. \n\nAbout a week later the office wanted to try it again, so this time I made sure to look in the boxes....well 3 out of 4 were right!  Of course, mine was the one they messed up on AGAIN!  I even looked in the box and it seemed to look good. \n\nI did the \"make your own bowl\"  but I guess what I had asked for was too complicated for them because they ended up making a signature bowl they already offer.  \n\nON THE TICKET/RECEIPT it is listed correctly so I do not know who is being lazy in the kitchen!  \n\nI did not go back to fix it, it just wasnt worth my time. \n\nI probably will not try this place again unless I am forced to.


I am so very happy and grateful for all the wonderful staff that works here. You can tell everyone that works here really do enjoy their work and this is the first place I have been to that actually remembers me by name!! Allison is simply fantastic, I have never met a more caring, sweet, nice, thoughtful Nurse Practioner in my life; although, I do really like Susan as well. Who knew that these two could make getting six injections twice a week enjoyable! Kristi is also a wonderful addition to the team, I enjoy our conversations and the stretches she has taught me to help alleviate some of my pain. Overall this place actually addresses the deep underlying issues and provide therapy that truly works. I have had chronic headaches for years and I have finally found the cure. I would recommend this office to anybody who needs quality pain management or care.


I just want to say that the Snappers these guys are now selling are delicious.  I have not been to the restaurant. I live in Paradise Valley Arizona.  But at Costco I just picked up their newest creation.  Snappers.  OMG the best.  If you like salty and sweet, chocolate and carmel, you will love love love Snappers.


This is a review of their lunch menu.\n\nThe Skinny: food is nothing awe inspiring however the quality of the ingredients is very good (3.5) service: was okay... but I expected something better from a place in the Mandarin Oriental (3) value: appears expensive but portion sizes are commensurate with location and service unless you're talking about the sushi. (3.5)\n\nAfter going to the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental with my sister, we opted to head here for lunch. (I wasn't looking forward to having my spa smell obliterated by the smell of cigarette smoke, thank you very much.)\n\nI had seen the menus at Mozen Bistro before so I was anticipated my wallet to be raped royally. What I found surprised me.\n\nThe lunch menu had several items on it below $20 with very healthy portion sizes. Opting for my standard favourite, I opted for the Smoked Turkey Club ($16; comes with fries and salad). The hubs ordered a kobe beef burger with pretty much unlimited toppings ($28; includes fries and salad).  My sister chose the Thai Beef Salad.\n\nWe were started with a lovely basket of various rolls with three dipping sauces. Although the sauces (a tzatztki, a sundried tomato anti-pasti, an olive oil) did not appear to suit the bread that was served (baguette really needs butter), it was definitely nice to have to start the meal. \n\nFor the sandwiches, it came with a rather large portion of fries and salad. The dressing wa a nice light dressing with just the right amount of acidity while the fries were nice and crisp. The generous serving sizes really surprised us given our location (on the Strip) and the cost of the meals.\n\nI really enjoyed my turkey club sandwich. Although I would have preferred real fresh turkey, the amount of quality deli turkey was really good. Add to that a nice assortment of cheese (smoked gouda!), bacon and avocado, it made for a pretty nice big sandwich (I could barely finish half of it... even when I took out 60% of the bread). I do wish that the sandwich was heated to allow the cheese to melt a bit and the meat to be warm but that is personal taste.\n\nNext, the Kobe burger. It's kind of a unlimited toppings deal so my hubby ordered it with bibb lettuce, cheddar, grilled onions, and wild mushrooms. For a fancy place, the burger was a definite two-handed affair.  He could barely get his mouth around that bad boy! It was also prepared perfectly medium rare. I asked him how it tasted. He replied, \"Not the best burger I've ever had, but given the quality and quantity - very decent on both accounts\".\n\nMy sister's Thai beef salad was also quite tasty. Loaded with a ton of ribeye (\"there's half a cow in here!\"), it was decently priced given the amount of protein. She also indulged in 3 warm rolls to fill in the carb gap.\n\nBy now we felt very close to Mr.Creosote (from The Meaning of LIfe), so of course the waiter comes by with three still warm lemon madelines. Not being able to pass these up, we gobbled those beautiful buttery beauties up. I literally did not need to eat until the next morning.\n\nOverall, the service was only okay in my books. Given the caliber of this establishment, there were numerous times we had to signal our slightly vacant waiter to refill water, to get a box for our leftovers, to get our cheque.  Despite this, the staff was very friendly and helpful throughout our meal which is a plus.\n\nGiven the quality of the food and portion sizes, this place gets a 3.5 stars. I am definitely interested to try this place again although I will pass on the sushi (I checked an adjacent table's maki which appeared to have way too much rice to filling ratio... that's no good in my  books!).


This is a fairly new place.  It's charming and homey.  The restaurant has been very clean both times we visited.  Both times there we sat at the bar, and drinks were made well, however we did not eat.  They do not have beer on tap and carry no craft beers, although one of the owners days that will change soon.  They have a nice bar, however the bar top is not as wife as the foot step on the bottom of the bar, making sitting at the bar rather uncomfortable.  They do have a game room in the back with pool tables, foosball and darts.  They also have a back patio with corn hole and horseshoes.  Being new, the service is a little slow and they don't seen to have enough staff, but maybe that was the time of day we went there each time.  We will definitely go back and try their barbeque.


Came here for Sunday Brunch and unfortunately I hate to say it but I wasn't impressed. Wynn is much better here especially for lunch. Paid $28 or so for Sunday brunch.\n\nI was expecting great things considering a lot of awesome reviews and also how beautiful and how well done the rest of the hotel was. However, the buffet was a dissapointment (well in comparison to all other buffets in Vegas). \n\nMy main gripe was selection was very limited. Also nothing really blew me away in terms of food.\n\nWould I go back? Not for lunch but maybe to try dinner.


Giving this place a visit was wayyy long overdue. \n\nWe were all on a friend's guest list. Due to unexpected complications, we didn't get in line until a little after 10pm. So very long story short: Make sure the person who's name is on the guestlist is with you when ur getting in. The girls barely got in, and the guys had to pay. I had to tip the doorman a bill for the guys to just get in and still pay the cover.\n\nLesson learned: Pre-order tickets or get in line way earlier.\n\nThere's many different levels and sections. Think Tao Club on steroids. It was so crowded that I didn't get a chance to explore and see everything. I only got to see the bottom floor, which seemed crammed and not impressive, and the level with the main pool patio area and the main dance floor. I'll take Brian C's advice next time and get in earlier so that I can actually walk around and check the full venue out.\nWhen we were at the outdoor pool area, it started to rain. Great - it was already packed but now everybody was scrambling to get out of the rain to get in the already crowded insides of the venues.\n\nThe place was PACKED and beyond poppin, and in my honest opinion, I think in terms of being the most popular/desired nightclub, Marquee takes the cake in Vegas. As for the outside pool/patio area, XS still holds a strong edge.\n\nSo yeah, I think due to the negative circumstances, I didn't have a great first impression of this place that most people seem to have. I will definitely give this place another try someday soon and hopefully it'll be a little better.\n\nCliff Notes: Humongous venue, and even a humongous-er crowd.


I would rate the food but it never came. I contacted them again after an hour and half of waiting and they told me they are 10 minutes away. Another 20 minutes has gone by and no pizza so I contacted them once more and now they tell me they forgot to tell the kitchen about my order. Good gosh, how incompetent are they, oh and terrible liars when they told me they are 10 minutes away they should have realized my order is not cooking.


When I enjoy the appetizers more than my entree, and have to wait a substantial amount of time between appetizers to my entree I think there is a problem.\nI usually don't like to rate bad, but personally I didn't enjoy my dinner.\nIt seems like a great place to nibble and drink mostly.


If there were negative stars, they would get one. They told us a 10 minute wait. An hour later we left. Unbelievable. I will never be back to any saddle ranch.


I'm told this is one of the nicest Food City locations.  Where else can you get a bag of pastillera for a few dollars?  Instead of several dollars each at AJ's.  Love the selection of mexican food stuffs.  $15 Jimador  with a nice glass was a nice bonus find.


First off. the steak was good once cooked as ordered.\nWent there with my wife and son and we all ordered steaks cooked medium. My steak arrived well done but the others were fine. I showed it to our waiter and he offered to cook me another one. In a steak place one would think the cook should know how to cook a steak it's not very difficult!\n\nIt turned out that my family had time to completely finish their meals while I was watching them eat and then my steak arrived and they watched me eat. Obviously my order went to the end of the line.\n\nOur nice dinner evening was totally spoiled. There was no apologies or compensation offered. This is typical of the level of service we have in Montr\u00e9al restaurant; the staff is not customer service oriented nor trained. Any restaurants in the U.S. would have had the manager come to apologize put a rush on it and at least offer free desert or/and remove the charge from the steak. the better restaurants would have taken all our plates and re-do them so that we can all eat at the same time.\n\nSince then I've found better steaks at Baton Rouge and excellent professional service.


Went for lunch. My experience:\n\n-Ordered maduros. Waiter came back a little while later to say they didn't have any.\n-Waiter gave my boyfriend the wrong food, then got it and gave it to somebody at another table when he realized it.\n-My steak sandwich had one strip of meat, covering about half the bread. Tasted pretty much like I was just eating toasted bread. For $10.\n-Lukewarm fries on the side. \n-Asked the waiter if they had cortaditos (a sweetened espresso). He didn't know, checked with somebody else, said we actually meant something completely different, which couldn't be made till the bartender came in at 2.


This place is located in the Venetian and has great tacos, burritos and enchiladas.  The service is always good and I frequently take colleagues here.  My favorite appetizer is the chips, salsa and guacamole and the drinks are delicious as well!  The prices are a bit high but I get a corporate discount which is nice.  Would recommend for a nice Mexican food night out!


I am trying to understand the hype for this buffet. After missing out on it each time we go to Vegas, I finally got my way and we went to Bellagio Buffet. WTF is the hype about? The place is dirty and disorganised, the buffet choices are limited, we were expecting a wide range of choices, but honestly I have been to better buffets on and off the strip, with a better international variety and fresher foods. This place was a big let down.


My boyfriend and I have not had much experience eating Indian food and decided to try this place tonight for take-out. It was so flavorful! The Chicken Tikka Marsala and Fire Cracker Chicken were hits (we are lightweights so we ordered \"mild\"! Great service (ready in 15 minutes for pick-up) too. We highly recommend!


Always mess up my Menudo.  Always ask for no pigs foot and they always add it. They might think this is funny. That's okay. Going to El Mirage from now on. Added picture.


Expensive & service moves at a glacial speed. They have no wheat free soy sauce so the ridiculously overpriced sashimi plate (15 pieces of fish for $42) had to be eaten with no sauce. I asked for a side of rice (didn't come with the meal & was willing to pay the additional $3.50 or whatever it was) BUT they informed me the rice has wheat in it. Huh? I was told the vinegar they add to the sushi rice had wheat in it. I asked for plain steamed rice. Sorry, not possible. You gotta be freakin kidding me. We are sitting in the middle of Mandalay bay & it is not possible to have steamed rice?!? Go figure. We ordered 2 sake. Never had it before. The apple & lychee flavor ones. Dont know much about sake but these were so sweet it made the mouth sick. Husband had the bento for $17. Not a bad deal. Fish is quality but skip this place based on the price alone if you can get quality sushi/sashimi at home. We live in Seattle. Need I say more?


I can certainly appreciate the higher-starred ratings but feel that I must consider all factors.\n\nThe good:\n-Fresh, innovative drinks with fresh ingredients.  Whole pineapples are cut, lemons are zested, simple syrup is made, liquor is infused with fresh ingredients. This is all very good stuff.\n-Service (in my experience) has always been friendly and helpful.  Both times Jim G. and I went to this bar we had a buy one, get one free coupon and the servers were still kind and helpful.\n\nThe not so good:\n-It's a circle in the middle of the Palazzo.  Thus, there is no ambience whatsoever.  It's not closed off, separated from the ringing machines and badly dressed tourists. If it were, it might feel cooler. If it were, it might be justified to pay so much for a drink. As it stands, it's hard to do it when you can get free drinks (not good ones like here, for sure, but free) from the waitress 5 feet away.\n\nAs long as they have a 2 for 1 deal, we'll grab a drink. They're strong and tasty, but I wouldn't just sit here and buy drinks. You decide =)


5 stars for food... minus 1 star for service.  A customizable bloody mary menu... sign me up over and over again... I'm a new fan!\n\nCame here for my final meal before my flight back home, and one person in our party was insistent on finding a place to eat that would allow her to watch her beloved Eagle's game so we walked around a while to find a place that fit both and could fit us in around the Aria (where we were staying), and Todd English P.U.B. was the perfect fit.  Despite a packed restaurant, we were cordially greeted by a nice hostess and were seated after a brief 10 minute wait.  Water came quickly to our table, however it took ages for our waitress to come to our table.  After she took 4 orders from our table, she walked away having being pulled away to take care of another table's check who had been waiting over 15 minutes to receive their bill so they could pay and leave.  So we ended up having to wait even longer for our food to be ordered.  When the waitress finally came back after waiting for another 20 minutes one person had a question about the brunch items on the menu (mind you we came in 1.5 hours before brunch ended on Sundays) and our waitress again stopped taking orders and walked away as she didn't know the time and how late brunch wasn't offered (hello it's on the menu... we had cell phones and watches to give you the time).\n\nFinally our waitress came back and we were able to get our orders in (and we made the brunch window) and a few of us had fun customizing our bloody marys.  The waitress who took our order for the bloody marys was super helpful, she guided us through everything and answered the ton of questions we had.\n\nLuckily, the time for our food to arrived was minimal.  I ordered the lobster eggs benedict and it was super delicious and beyond stuffing.  My bloody mary was amazing!  I normally am not a huge fan of bloody mary's, but I'm glad I reserved judgement and tried it out.\n\nSo for anyone who wants a place with casual dining and great food I would highly recommend it!


Yanni's Greek Grill is some seriously awesome food in a clean and welcoming restaurant. Too bad it's completely across town for me or I'd be here regularly.\n\nCame in for a gyro, walked out with a massive one PLUS a bowl of their avgolemono soup- $13 and change for a filling gyro roughly the size of a burrito (I didn't even need to eat the whole thing, I'm just a glutton) and a good-sized portion of lemony soup with rice and chicken. \nI'm usually not a fan of the soup, but tried it and liked it. BF inhaled the portion in no time flat, though he did note that it was unusually thick. \n(That's what she said.)\n\nNOTE: posted signage indicates there is currently no public bathroom available.


$9 for a tap beer?! Come on...\nWaited forever for our food - after half an hour we paid for our drinks and left.\nImpossible to get a table - unclear if it was \"seat yourself\" or if we just find our own place.\nI love Irish pubs and was very disappointed with this one.


I really like Opus. I feel like it's one of the few bars downtown that has a happening scene without being a rowdy college scene on a Saturday night.  It's classy and intimate, and the drinks are delicious.  They're more pricey than I'd like, but the prices are reasonable for martinis.  Their martini concoctions are extensive.  I really enjoy their champagne martinis and the tokyo rose with sake and plum wine.   \n\nThe food is okay. It's not fine dining, but more upscale than your average bar food.  But really, I'm there for the martinis not the food.


Sorry, but the Cobb Salad was not nearly a good as I expected it go be.  We went with a group of 7others for an early lunch,and despite reservations, others were seated at our table and had to be moved while they were eating.  The music was terrible  and way too loud for any conversation.   My salad was accompanied by what appeared to be the bottom of a hamburger bun despite other's sandwiches being on craft bread.  Certainly not worth the wait or the money.


Got to Vegas a little earlier than the usual time we get there, so we decided to find a quick spot to eat.  Since last time we yelped about Sammy's we decided to give this place a try.  Got there just right after 11pm so dining area was closed.  However, drive thru was still open til 2am.  \n\nWe went to the drive thru and looked at the menu.  It was a little hard to see because of the lighting so we got out of the car and just stood there reading the menu.  There is so much to choose from making it hard to decide on what we want to get.  \n\nWe finally decided and made our way to the window to order. We got the chipotle steak burger, pastrami melt, garlic Romano fries, large root beer float, and a pomegranate lemonade.  \n\nThe chipotle steak burger was spicy.  If you can't take the heat then that is not a burger for you.  It packed a lot of flavor but a bit too spicy for me.  \n\nThe pastrami melt was good but got a little too salty after awhile because it was loaded with pastrami.  A bit on the greasy side.\n\nGarlic Romano fries - shoe string fries with some garlic and romano flavor.  Really thin and crispy but not much flavor.  \n\nThe pomegranate lemonade was pretty good, a bit sweet but that comes from the pomegranate syrup.  \n\nRoot beer float large came with like half a tub of ice cream.  The cup was literally full with ice cream.  The key to this place is everything must be huge portions.


As far as fast food chicken goes, Raising Canes takes the cake. There chicken is juicy, succulent and finger lickin' good. Paired with their secret Canes sauce, coleslaw, crinkle cut fries, and a slice of garlic bread, you'll never leave hungry!


Have had hit and miss times at this spot.  The last three times however have been great.  Brunch for two of them, and cocktails in the lounge while we waited for family that were driving from L.A. airport.  Definitely try it as they have some great menu items and very skillfully made drinks.  The bartender and waitress made sure we had drinks as soon as our glasses were at half, and they gave us complimentary bread which is a nice touch if your not having dinner.  Recommend seating inside as service is usually best for eating.  If I have the same service next time as I did these last three, I will rate a 4 star.  Staff are very friendly.


one of the cleanest store out there and combine with their instore search engine makes it so much easier to find things. let's not forget the self checkout. basically, if you don't want to interact with anyone, this is the store to go to. i forgot, you do have to interact with the lady at the cash registry for your canadian tire money though


A friend told me about this restaurant and I knew after lunch there that it was a new favorite.  Have eaten in twice and had take-out twice and the quality has been excellent.  We try to vary the choices so there is a balance between sweet, hot and spicy.  The Siam Honey Chicken is good, kind of a Thai take on General Tso's so good for people trying Thai for the first time.  Had the Green Curry with beef tonight - excellent.  About a 4 on the 1 - 10 hot scale.


For such a thin pizza, it's really overpriced. I ordered extra cheese as a topping, and it was barely any cheese on the pizza. \nThe pizza is much different from what I am usually used to. \n\nThey have only a few items to choose from on the menu, like salad and pizza choices only. \n\nIf it gets cold it pretty much has to be thrown out because it gets really hard even when heated up. \n\nGreat thing about this place is that they use a coal oven. That's really good, it always makes pizza better. \n\nThe pizza was decent, but just not my type.


I got a Groupon for HottCakez. I called at 10:11AM on Monday and the Gal on the phone told me to come by at 12:30PM, because that's when they would be open and I could come in and pick out a dozen cupcakes. So, my sister, my 5 year old niece, 7 week old niece, and I went shopping near by to kill two hours. For some reason NOTHING in Las Vegas is close by, the freeway and highway are all so round about, it takes you almost 30 minutes to get anywhere. Anyway, we came back at 12:30 on the dot and the place still was not open. I went up to the door to check and one of those generic clock signs said, be back at and the clock arms pointed to 1PM. Disappointed, I got back in the car, told my sister the situation, and waited. My sister had to make a phone call, so she agreed to wait. 1:00PM came and went, at 1:10PM I called the number again this time with no answer and I left a message, with no returned phone call. A nice Gal, who I assume owns the pizza place, said that the HottCakez owner was there, because her bar is near the back, and she saw them back there. The place never opened...\n\nNeedless to say, we didn't get any cupcakes as promised and we will NEVER be going back. Customer service is horrible. If you can't deliver, don't tell me to come back and then NOT answer your phone. I don't mind coming back another day, just let me know. Just because I'm a Groupon buyer, doesn't make me less of a customer. I spent money already, and haven't even tried your product, and now because of you, I never will. We all get busy or things come up, it's how we deal with it that counts.


Very nice Asian market with a foodcourt. It's like a mini mall with different stores and restaurants and a food court.  I go here from time to time and love to eat lunch before I do my grocery shopping.  I just went the other day and there was a lot more vendors in the food court and the bakery finally opened up.  At the bakery I got a cream bun, which was yummy with airy and light bread and creamy custard filling.  I also got some cocunut bun thing and the filling was grainy and way too sweet. I also bought a bag of sho-pow with pork and veggie filling and it was pretty good, but later wished I got the honey bbq pork instead.


Let's start off with OMG OMG OMG... it was sooooooooooooo good! I bought a coupon off of groupon to try it out and was NOT disappointed. I was so pleased with the service and the staff and the food. The flavors were out of this world! I can't wait to go back!!


In the days where Starbucks is all the rage, I am excited to find a local business that is really delicious. I love their selection of beverages, which are all at a great price point. I don't drink coffee or tea, but they made the drinks work for me. \nI really enjoyed the breakfast bagel I had, it was very filling. I am not a sweets person but they have LOADS of sweet treats. Only disappointment was when I went to order soup because I like to eat savory food and that was it on their menu, they were out of everything. \nBUT I  guess it left me wanting more because I will definitely be back to get some! \nI recommend making it your new coffee spot.


After listening to friends rave and after reading many 5 star reviews of Todd's Unique Dining we (5 of us) decided it was time we added this place to our monthly dining choices.  We were not disappointed. \n\nThe food and service are excellent.  Todd bowed to my request to add a couple of his much touted scallops to my pan seared Lake Superior Whitefish.   The scallops deserve all the praise they get, but the star here was the Whitefish flown in fresh from Michigan.   The top was seared to form a crunchy crust that complimented the moist, perfectly done interior.  Thank you Todd.  Three of us ordered the Whitefish and no one left a crumb.  As a former Michigan resident I miss the LS Whitefish.  \n\nOne of our party ordered a full order of scallops and said they were the best she'd ever had.  Cindy ordered the  melt-in-your-mouth-like-butter Short Ribs.  A large portion, covered in an untensly flavored and delicious gravy. \n\nSalads all around except for me, were excellent and fresh.  I chose the Asian Dumplings (potstickers) with dipping sauce.  The dumpligs were small, very tender and sooo very deicious as was the dipping sauce.  Not a complaint from anyone at our table.   Oh and the awesome Watermelon/Jalapeno Martini was over the top.  \nBananas Foster for dessert - excellent.   \n\nThe ambiance is very nice, somewhatt romantic if that's what you're looking for and reservations are strongly recommeded.  \n\nOur waitress was quiet, efficient and very polite.  Special thanks to the busser - whose name I didn't get - for taking the photos of our group.


We ate there on Thursday.\n\nFreddie Glessmen greated us warmly, chatted, and sent over some complimentary appetizers.  The steak was perfect, flavorful, tender, and delicious.  The penne ala vodka was good.  The sword fish a bit overdone.  Service was prompt but some of the staff under trained.  If the busboy put his elbow in my face one more time I was going to practice my jujitsu.


Had a couple beers at this out of the way dive bar.  Rough crowd.


Not the best ever, but pretty decent stuff.  A slice for $2.50 in downtown? I'll be back.


Fox and the Hound has a great, standard beer selection.  You're not going to find any crazy/cool beer on draft, but they do have a very wide selection. \n\nFood is standard bar selection, but generally good.  Try the pretzels - they are best thing on the menu.  I prefer the food for lunch, but happy hour works too.  \n\nTuesday night is trivia night, which is very fun and pretty challenging.


I wish I could give this place more stars...  \n\nMy wife and I went on the guided tour which was excellent.  It starts off with a cocktail of our choice made with their product. I cannot recall which we chose, but both were great! Not only was the guide funny, but was very informative.  He discussed the basics of how whiskey and other spirits are made, the history of whiskey in the Pittsburgh area and how Mr. Wigle influenced the landscape.  Throughout each step of the process they also provide samples for those of us on the tour to smell and look at which provides an even stronger understanding of how their products are made.\n\nAt the end of the tour you get to sit with others in the group and taste five of their spirits.  The additional chocolate at the end was a great way to finish (it is made with their whiskey!)\n\nThe experience was so enjoyable that when we found ourselves grabbing lunch nearby at Penn Ave Fish Co., we decided to stop in again for a cocktail before lunch.  \n\nThe staff was very friendly and helpful.  They answered all my odd questions, and found one of their distillers to answer those which they could not.  \n\nOverall it was an exceptional experience and one I will hope to experience again.  For the meantime I get to enjoy some of their great whiskey's which are available for sale on the premises.   I recommend getting the flight of experimental aged wheat and rye whiskeys (sp?).  We also enjoyed their old fashioned so much that we bought all the ingredients from them so we can continue to enjoy them!


In line to get my CES badge for the show, the line went pretty fast !


I went here with some friends who state that this is one of their favorite restaurants in Vegas, so I was really looking forward to trying some delicious Italian food!  I wasn't impressed with my meal, unfortunately, and maybe it was due to the food I ordered.  After being meat-ed out from a steakhouse visit the prior night, I was in the mood for seafood, so I ordered a house salad and a mussel special of the night.  The $15 house salad was a huge platter of basically iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and fennel.  I should have ordered the beet salad as my friend did.  The entrees came out on a cart and are served table-side which is a nice touch.  My $35 special was some spaghetti with an average tomato sauce and mussels, some of which were still sandy.  I was not impressed.  However, I tried one of my friends meat balls and those were very good.  I don't mind paying for a good meal but the food at least has to be good.  Too many other options in Vegas... I won't be back.


I really love Lumberjacks. My husband and I used to go every Monday as a day date. I can't believe it's the same place after reading the reviews. We've never had anything less than exemplary service with incredible food.The portions are huge and the service is fast.


It was Thanksgiving morning and we wanted to meet friends for brunch. Not a lot of choices in places to eat. It seems that only Denny's or IHOP would be available on Thanksgiving . We chose IHOP. To my delightful surprise we got seated right away in a perfect table in the back in the corner where it was quiet and we could talk. I chose a \"fitness\" item. This was a omelette with egg whites, veggies, and cheese, topped with lots of diced tomatoes. I had a choice of sides. Being at the House of Pancakes, I chose a small stack of three pancakes as my side. I was absolutely delighted with my choices. The omelette was delicious and incredibly filling. In fact I was only able to eat half. The stack of pancakes did not disappoint. They had a choice of syrups. I originally tried the old fashioned syrup. But then I switched to the butter pecan syrup. That was excellent. I really enjoyed my brunch. We were not rushed and were able to sit and chat with all friends for as long as we liked. The price was ridiculously reasonable, especially since we had a coupon. A very nice choice for a Thanksgiving morning.


I wanted to get some baloons so I stoped by Party City. I chose what I wanted and asked for them to fill it with helium but it would cost me 69 cents per balloon. I did not realize that they charge for it and what's crazy is that it cost more than the balloons itself. I wouldn't mind paying 10-15 cents each but 69 cents? That's just not right! I left and went to Walmart and they blow up 25 balloons free of charge. The balloons were cheaper as well.That's call GREAT customer service! Sorry Party City I will not be your frequent customer as I once was!


I freakin LOVE this place! I am not a huge smoker but I love the references... I almost died laughing at the ice cube reference... I am corny. I know.\n\nThe sandwich was good, I also got a brownie. I'm not a sandwich person so I couldn't go into detail about it but I do know it was good. My BF introduced me to this place because he used to eat here when he was at ASU. \n\nGreat place!


They do a great job with the cleaning...  very little dry time... they don't rush the job either... will use again for sure.


We avoided the Saturday Badger crowds, but even on Friday morning, Mickies Dairy Bar was packed. There's no waiting list or anything, so you just gotta keep your eye on the prize, and hover with purpose. There seemed to be a pretty quick turnover though, so the four of us were able to get a table before too long. The place is fairly small, with a long, U-shaped counter space in the middle, and tables lining the perimeter, with waitresses darting in and out serving their charges. Lots of history adorn the walls, lending Mickies the air of the quintessential diner.\n\nAs we sat down and ordered coffee, we talked a bit with our friendly server who explained a few of the offerings to us. We didn't peruse the menu very long before we had all settled on the Scrambler: A plate-sized bed of potatoes piled high with eggs scrambled with your choice of meat, all smothered with cheddar cheese and cream gravy, with toast on the side. Two of us went for sausage, two for bacon, and based on our server's recommendation, we got a side of corned beef hash as well. When our mounds of diner breakfast glory came out, we couldn't believe we had ordered extra, but that hash was actually the surprise hit. The large potato quotient in the Scrambler could get a little bland in spots, but we all agreed that if you chose the hash as part of your Scrambler, it might just be breakfast heaven, with its unique hints of chili powder and cumin.\n\nThe four of us waddled out of Mickies fully sated, and fueled for an epic day in Madison.


Foods recommended....tejas trio, catfish tacos, smothered chicken burrito an more. My wife and I come here often and love the food. The margaritas are real good, but real strong. \n\nOnly downside is the patio. Good people watching, but it's in basically a parking garage. \n\nAll in all you can't go wrong here.


No salad bar, slow service even when its empty (which they always are) and just nit that great. Go elsewhere.


Fries are great but everything else is terrible.  I would eat here more often if they improved their burgers even just a little bit.


$1 burritos on wednesdays. It's the spot to go that day. The burritos are huge and for only one buck? You really cant go wrong. They have other cool deals throughout the week but that's my favorite. Good food at really great prices! If you're in the mood for mexican this spot is way better and more authenic than taco bell! Worth a try. Get the green hot sauce. Their red sauce is no good. They have a drive thru and are open late!


These guys just can't get their act together so I'm knocking them down one star from my previous review.  One of the reasons I go to Wahoo's is they always have a decent beer of the month (BOM) at a discount price.  I went there today and they were out of the BOM, Pacifico.  I asked if they would substitute a Corona or something else at the BOM price.  After a deer-in-the-headlights look, the cashier called over the manager.  The manager explained that he was unable to override the All Powerful Computer - makes me wonder why they even bother to pay a manager if the computer is actually in charge.  I guess the computer doesn't care that it lost out on a food sale and earned them a negative yelp review.  \n\nThis Wahoo's location has now been open too long for me to continue to cut them slack for being new.  There is no excuse for not having sufficient inventory and for not empowering managers to do right by the customer.  The owners and managers should visit the Santa Monica CA location and learn the true meaning of customer service.\n\nBTW, I walked across the parking lot to Three Angry Wives Pub and had excellent service as well as happy hour priced beer and snacks.   Recommend you do the same.


They are ok.  Tried to step out of the box.  Got the Banana/Peanut Butter. No good. Cake wasn't fresh.  Only ate half of it.  Will make sure I ask which ones are the freshest. ??  Hope that the other flavors are ok.


Request well done burgers.\nGetting rare-med burgers.\nThird incident this week. Come on now. If I want \"bloody rare\", I would request it. I request well-done without pink. Just leave it on the grill for a couple of more minutes. I know you guys get swamp during dinner rush...but my GF and I dont like rare burgers...  Medium-rare steak is fine (not my preference..but still semi-safe). Burgers are never fine.E-coli anyone?\n\nContacted the central guest service number. They are trying to correct the issues now.\n\nI love IN-N-Out when my order is correct and my burger is cook properly......\n\n3rd occurrence this week. =-(\nI didnt realize until the burger was half eaten. GF pointed it out..\nThe rest went into the garbage. I hope I dont die tonight.\n\nI guess \"Animal Style\" burger takes on a whole new meaning. \n\nAt least they got the fries correct. Well-done fries....


Mediocre. They gave us no spoons, took way too long to bring the viddles, I received a tiny cup of tartar sauce for my fish, and the prices were too high. Not so clean either, but I'm glad my boyfriend took me here, because now I know I don't want to go back :P


I was staying at the Rio and decided to try this for dinner one night and also for lunch one day.  Both times it seemed like no one was actually working at the front door, and there were long lines, even though there were open tables inside.\n\nThe first night for dinner I ordered their \"famous\" buffalo wings - and was informed they were out.  WOW.  really?  So instead I order chicken fingers and asked for a side of their hottest sauce.  Food finally came out (took awhile) and yet no sauce.  So I ask again, and they bring me just regular buffalo sauce.\n\nThe next day when I went for lunch I ordered a wrap and asked again for a side of their hottest sauce, \"Nuclear\".  My meal came and still no sauce.  I asked the guy who brought out my meal for the side again and he never returned.  Guess they never wanted me to try it.\n\nThe place really didn't seem to have their crap together.  No one really seemed to know what they were doing and the service was slow and the food wasn't worth their prices.  \n\nand they had no Guinness the night I was there... an Irish bar without Guinness?  Do I need to say more?


This is my neighborhood Discount Tire location. The staff here is always friendly and helpful, and their service is fast. The job I have is primarily mobile, so my livelihood depends on my service vehicle getting from point a to point b throughout the day and night, and I have depended on Discount Tire to help me accomplish that mission. With good warranties, good prices, and many locations, your never too far away when a tire emergency happens. The staff and management at this location always have your best interests in mind.


You can get anything and everything you can get from Costco in behemoth size.  I usually wouldn't write about a chain, but this Costco has to be one of the better organized and there are an abundant amount of workers to help you out.  Be prepared to spend at least $100.  You think you only need a few things, but you keep adding up more.  On this particular occasion for whatever reason, I spent more than $400.  I was definitely packing it in for the winter hibernation.  Lastly, they have their food court indoors, which is essential considering your food or icre cream would wither away in the 110 degree heat.