Based on all the other reviews here, I'm beginning to think I caught Restaurant 28 on a bad night. I took a group of friends there just last night. Things started off well enough, but in the end I was sorely disappointed. For starters, we had to virtually rearrange the entire dining area to accomodate all six of us. Not a big deal, though it could be for some. The place itself it pretty much falling apart and the plates we were served on reminded me of what I got when I was in the hospital as a kid.  The soda is literally a can of soda with ice and a plastic cup. We had a couple cups that smelled and tasted like soap. I did get an opportunity to catch up on old Martin and Sanford and Son re-runs, though... and that's because it took almost an hour and a half before we were able to eat. Much of the food was microwaved and when we were done it took another half hour to get the bill together. I paid $50 for three people. We all only had soft drinks and a dinner plate. No appetizer and no desert. \n\nNow to address the food:\n\nCatfish: Good!\nFrog Legs: Good! (tastes like chicken... no seriously it does)\nMac N Cheese: Edible but not good. Microwaved!\nGreens: Good!\nRibs: Good!\nMashed Potatoes: Average. Gravy is Good!\nHot Links: Poor! Like hot dogs with BBQ sauce.\nShrimp: Average\nCabbage: Good!\n\nBottom Line:\nThis joint has good food for the most part, but between the super long wait, the prices, and making me feel like i was being done a favor when given a little attention I would pass.\n\nI prefer Bobby C's on 12th St and Washington. If nothing else the people are more friendly and you have a little space to yourself.


Meh, expected more from a such a well known name, then again I doubt how much influence Wolfgang Puck himself has in this place. Location is actually horrible, it's an open layout overlook the Cirque Ka theatre (which filled up quickly) and the smell of smoke from the nearby casino nearly made me lose my appetite. Food itself was so-so. For appetizer we ordered the crispy fried calamari, pretty good although I would have preferred marinara over the lemon aioli. For entree I ordred the white pizza with chicken, spinach, garlic and feta. Pizza is large enough for 2 people to share, I barely ate half and boxed the rest. Once again, alright but nothing to brag about. Husband ordered the grilled salmon, once again nothing special. Which is my ultimate conclusion about this place, alright food, nothing special. With the plethora of options in Vegas and on the strip, I would pass on this one unless you are looking for something convenient and moderately priced. Side note, right across from this restaurant is Joel Robuchon, a 5 star (and extremely price) French place. What a dichotomy of choices !


I'm not going back to Tammie Coe for a while ... really. \n\nMy co-workers and I have been making a habit of grabbing lunch from Tammie Coe. It's so close to our office, and we've been enjoying the sandwich of the day and an amazing cookie. We were on a once a week basis with Tammie Coe. \n\nI'm done - for now. \n\nWe've had back to back BAD experiences at Tammie Coe lately. Horrible service!! What happened? \n\nMy favorite conversation from our last visit:\n\nMe (after waiting nearly 20 minutes for my sandwich): Did you put my soup in there?\n\nClerk: Um .... (looks around and sees soup on counter). No, here it is.  But, do you want me to put it in something else? In a drink carrier?\n\nMe: (puzzled look)\n\nClerk: If I just put it in the bag, it will spill all over.\n\nMe: Then yes, please put it in a carrier. (Internally: No, I want my hot soup spilled all over after I waited 20 minutes for a cold sandwich. Toss it in the bag, why dontcha?)\n\nThe food is still very good. It's just not cheap, and I don't mind paying a bit extra for good food and good service. The staff there is in slow motion or something lately.


Located on the older side of the strip.\nUnlike some other reviewers, I found the staff to be pleasant and the rooms were clean and comfy.\nI stayed in the luxury suites on the 61st floor in the Monaco towers. I paid $65 in addition to a $15 resort fee.\nBe warned they put a refundable $100 charge on your card until you check out.\nIf you prefer to be around a hip, younger crowd, then this is not the hotel for you, it's mostly older people and um for lack of a better word, people of low caliber.\nI spotted a few low class hookers working the floor.\nThe bars suck badly. The complimentary drinks are literally alcohol inspired and the drink specials were so weak that after 2 rounds we gave up.\nThe casino sucks too, if you must stay here cause that's what your wallet indicates, then check in and head south on the strip until it's time to sleep.\nCircus Circus across the street has better slots.\nAll in all not bad, but then again this should be a last resort type of place.


My finance and I have visited Las Vegas several times over the past couple years and decided that on this trip we would finally go see the Grand Canyon.  Our initial plan was to get a rental car for the day and drive ourselves.  That was before we realized truly how far away the canyon was from Vegas and how many additional fees there would be along the way ($25 entry fee per vehicle into the park at the Canyon). \n\nI did a search online for \"best Grand Canyon tour\" and Grand-Adventures came back as a 5-star Trip Advisor company.  We debated booking a cheaper tour in the $100 per person range but decided that the extra money would probably be worth it.  The website is loaded with information about how you should expect your day to go. \n\nWe couldn't have been more satisfied with our decision to spend the extra money.  True to their word, there were zero additional fees we ended up paying for anything on the tour, our guide (Eric) was excellent, the van is as comfy as a van can get, and we followed the itinerary the website set out as expected.  \n\nWe didn't expect periodic history \"lessons\" from Eric as we were driving down different sections of the road to the Canyon (he did mention it's not required, so other drivers may not do this), and he gave us information with such enthusiasm and joy that it was hard not to be completely into history (and I am normally not into history at all).  Eric took countless photos of everyone in our group that wanted pictures and was so patient in that regard.  Our lunch was delicious and everything was right on time and as expected.  \n\nOur group size was 9 people - they limit it to 10 - and despite the fact that we were the only two U.S. born people on the tour, it was still fun!  Eric found a way to connect with everyone and kept us engaged in conversation throughout that lengthy van ride to the Canyon.  The walking tour was beautiful, the Canyon was more amazing than expected, and we genuinely had a better time than we imagined we would have.  I'll be recommending this company for a long time to come.


Avoid this clinic if you can.  I have been there several times so my review here is not just about one incident. I usually don't even write reply but this time I think I need to do it as a favor for any patients who could be tempted to go there. The personal is very often rude, impatient and some are even agressive. If you have to many issues at once, they don't want to look at it. I am sorry for those from that clinic who are not like that but unfortunately, it seems to be the prevailing clinic culture.


DO NOT APPLY for credit card or do any business with this bank. BEWARE of every day harassment .\nI've apply for credit card, card come very quickly  with $ 500 limit and from the top they charge $ 87 interest.\nMy first payment was set on line with September 04th.\nYet for last two weeks at least 10-12 times a day I've got harassing phone calls, every day demanding  to  \" pay now \" $ 75,  even that $ 50 was set as minimum monthly payment.\nSo I've paid today $ 50 on September 03 2014 and they called me so far 14th times with harassing  phone calls.\nSAFE your self stress - DO NOT GET involved with this BANK -\nHARASSMENT DO NOT STOP


What a local gem! I was so happy that my path led me right to this Tavern. Something about it caught my eye as I was sightseeing in Madison and I am so glad it did. I sat at the window looking out onto the Capitol grounds as I ate the most delicious pork sandwich and homemade potato chips. The deconstructed presentation of the sandwich may have been what made this dish work so well. The perfect blend of tangy and sweet. I'm a fan! Too bad I was only in Madison for a few hours!


My 8 year old daughter started taking voice lessons with Ree a couple of months ago and she loves it.  Ree is great with children, she  has such a warm, sweet personality.  I would highly recommend Ree, she is a pleasure to work with, professional yet very personable and encouraging.


They microwave the eggs and meat and didn't have any bagels at left at 9am.  Won't be returning, though the service was ok.


We at here just over a week ago, on a Sunday night during Spring Training.  We made a last minute reservation, and didn't have to wait too long, even though the restaurant was packed.  The memorabilia is FABULOUS!  And definitely gives you something to do while you wait.\n\nI ordered the Parmesan Crusted New York and requested it \"Don's Way\", which is charred.  I also ordered a side of broccoli and a salad.  The salad was fabulous.  I don't know why it was so good, but it just tasted great!  The New York Steak was the best steak I have ever had.  The charred parmesan crust was amazing!  I would highly recommend ordering your meat \"Don's Way\"!!!  The broccoli was just broccoli, which is what I expected.  The steak was also served with grilled onions and mushrooms.  Sooo good!\n\nThe only downside to our night was our service.  The waitress took forever to bring us our food, drink orders, etc.  She was just awful.  I would definitely go back to Don & Charlies, even though we had bad service.


Whatza Culvers?  \nI drove by this place as it was being built; didn't know what it was, but \"butterburger\" and \"frozen yogurt\" caught my eye..... so I decided to visit it on 2011-05-30 (dine-in).  Looks like it just opened, and it was busy.\nTurns out this place is a fast-food chain based out of Wisconsin that I had never heard of before... kind of like a cross between an In-and-Out and a Dairy Queen.  Menu is a bit daunting the first time - a burger or a sandwich?  what side?  smoothies, or regular drinks?  You walk up to the counter, place your order, take your number to your table, and they deliver your order to your table when it's ready.\nThe burger patties are different... they're about 1/8\" thick and seem pressed/fried.  The buns are nice and soft... ingredients are fresh or properly cooked.  Flavors are there... but it is a different style burger than what we're used to seeing.  I tried the cheese curds; just wish they hadn't breaded/deep-fried them.  I like my curds natural.  A fountain drink completes the \"value basket\" deal.\nTheir frozen yogurt or \"concrete mix\" sealed the deal.... we tried the banana split (nice) and their \"brownie cookie dough\".  Kinda hard to screw up frozen yogurt!  yum! \nOkay, so I now know what a Culvers is.  It's a good change-of-pace from the other fast food chains.  Not sure I'd go out of my way just to come here (unless I'm really in the mood for it).   I'll have to try other items, but for now, its a 3 star rating.


I thought the place was near perfect.  Our experience was flawless.  The service impeccable.  \n\nThings i loved about the place:  \nExcellent wine selection.  Not your normal everday average wines that most Phoenix/Scottsdale restaurants try to pawn off on us.  Well selected and nicely priced.  \n\nWe started off with the carpacio... it was beautiful.   Perfectly sliced. It was like butter in our mouths.  Simple, fresh,  high quality meat.  \n\nI had the mussles linguine in a white winegarlic sauce.  It was exquisite.    Just enough garlic to give it a spice and nothing overpowered the mussles.  Again... ingredients were fresh and of quality.  The pasta was perfetly cooked.\n\nFor desert.. the tiramisu.  YUMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! \n\nThe decor was great.  I felt it was a sincere attempt at fine dining while maintaining its personality.    The big round bar in the middle was elegant.. semi flashy but comforable.  The table where all well placed. There is a beautiful wine cellar with a special table for private dining.\n\nAnd of course, Mauricios genuinie hospitality embraces your table from time to time.  \n\nI'm glad to see a restaaurant of this caliber that is not owned by a major corporation  I consider this fine dinning with comfort.


Fantastic place.  Amazing food, reasonably priced wine list, great service.  One of my favorite places in the area.


The pizza here is like the kind you buy in the freezer section of a grocery store and seriously, I'd rather eat frozen pizza than have pizza here again.


Way over priced! $23 for two salads and two sodas! Really!  I will drive to Stephanie next time!


Love this place! The ice cream is perfect and the cute atmosphere adds to the experience. I've only tried a couple of flavors, but they were delicious!


The concept is great and the raw foods are very good.  But it all falls down with the service.  I've experienced long waits here.


This was not a great expedience. The happy hour specials are a little confusing be careful as there's not a lot of items on the happy hour list. I had the sliders and I was very disappointed it was all bread and little meat. It was also very plain with no flavor. Our service was terrible, our water was never filled the whole time we were there and it took forever to get our check. I will never spend another scent here as there are way to many choices at Tempe market Place.


We went to Butters around  11am on a Saturday and had about a half hour wait to be seated. Popular place! When we were seated, the waitress came over immediately and got us our coffee and orange juice. There was a carafe of ice water on the table. Coffee was good. OJ was fresh squeezed. I ordered an omelet with hash browns and pancakes - all very good! Our food was served quickly and the service was attentive. Very impressive considering how busy the place was! And since it was it Scottsdale, there were a lot of 40 and 50 something women patrons with big ol' fake fun bags (if you are into that sort of thing)! All in all a very good place for breakfast if you don't mind a bit of a wait!


2.5 stars \n\nI have visited PastaBar twice now. Both times I have been left with the \"Eh.. it's ok\" opinion about it. \n\nThe first visit was during their opening week, I believe. When we walked in we were warmly greeted and seated immediately. I noticed the very stark decor and the nice big mirror they had to make the room look huge. We were seated in a corner booth that is not very comfortable for two people that want to sit next to each other, not across from each other (just a note). We took the time to look over a simple menu. They had just obtained their liquor license and our waiter was stumbling on the wine selection. While I understand that the liquor license is new, your knowledge of wine should not be. For such a nice place, the servers should have a slight knowledge of wine and be able to advise on them. When it came time to ordering our meal, our waiter was nice enough to advise us to order a side to split with our pasta if we were hungry. Good to know! \n\nOn my first trip, I ordered the Chitarra alla Carbonara. I enjoyed the dish, except for the fact that it was a tad salty and it had a lot of black pepper in it, personal taste is one thing, but when you're chewing into black pepper...woah. I couldn't even enjoy the flavor of the guanciale in the dish because of the pepper in the sauce. The pasta was very good, I like my pastas al dente and this pasta met my expectation. My date ordered the gnocchi. It was again just ok. On the side my date and I split the meatballs. I thought they were ok. The sauce wasn't your run of the mill spaghetti sauce. It had a smoky, almost barbecued flavor to it. It was good, but again a little crazy with the black pepper. At the end of that trip I was left with a \"yeah....uh...I think it was good\" and vowed to come back to render my final decision. \n\nThe second trip sealed the coffin for me. We were greeted and seated immediately, once again. I took the time to really check out the place. Oh! They put new artwork up....um... I will refer to the art as \"Signs of the Apocalypse\". Timothy McVeigh? Really? I found it tasteless, but to each his own. Knocked the restaurant down a notch for me, personally. We ordered the Fried Buffalo Mozz, Marinara \"crudo\" to start. Our waitress left us to take our time looking at the menu. I decided on Orecchiette with homemade sausage and greens. My friend and I shared the Slow Roasted Pork Shoulder. We noted that our appetizer was taking forever and when I spotted the waitress to ask her about it, she was delivering our dinner.... HUGE pet peeve. I gently said \"You delivered our entrees before our appetizer.\" She stood looking astonished and said \"OH! Yes I did!\" and continued to stand as if she was lost. Well after we told her we still wanted the appetizer, she came back MUCH later with the incorrect appetizer, and offered to leave it and not charge us for it. NO. Wrong. If the customer ordered an appetizer, they wanted that one for a reason. Our appetizer finally made it as the dessert course of our dining experience, but that's not it folks! Rewind to our meals. My pasta was lukewarm at best. It was like I rewarmed leftover pasta and didn't warm it all the way and decided to eat it out of a Tupperware bowl. This was definitely not the marking of a 17 dollar bowl of pasta. By the time I was about 5 bites into my dish, it was cold. At this point, I was so irritated, I truly didn't care. \n\nI know we're not in Scottsdale, but does that mean we need to sacrifice quality and service due to a different zip code? I know we're in America, but do we need to offend patrons with artwork of mass murderers while they're trying to eat? Again, to each his/her own, but I doubt I will visit PastaBar again. I'm sure it will thrive without a few people with discerning taste. \n\nIt's not a place I will crave, it's not a place that I would jump to visit again.


I had the pleasure of being exposed to Kaleidoscope even before it was named. I have tried many of the juices that are made by them everything is Ammmazing... If you are looking for health improvement take a \"Juice Cleanse Challenge\". To be honest Alexandra (the owner) may not even know what that means but just tell her Rich said do a Juice Cleanse and she will set you up..\n\nWell worth it!


Well we tried to come back..Went back this am for brunch. 8:15AM. NOT OPEN!!!  So disappointed! Signs posted say open


Super amazing show and once again Cirque du soleil did not disappoint! Loved all the choreography including the magic! Still do not know how most of it was done, just amazing! Talented staff and loved all the water tricks. Sometimes I was seriously scared for some of the performers... They really put their life on the life for our pure entertainment! The Wynn theatre is just gorgeous and I'm glad we spent our night watching this show.


I had a craving for good BBQ and this was a disappointment. Ordered $35 worth of food and did not enjoy most of it. The pulled pork was okay. The brisket was mediocre. The chicken was okay. The beans were under cooked and pretty bad. Threw that away. The sauces were decent. I just ended up asking my father in law to make some brisket since I couldn't find anyone to buy some good southern style brisket. \n The staff was extremely nice and the place is really clean. Inside and a little outside seating. The portions were really small though so I was not impressed.


Thing is with chinese buffets, there are far more dishes than you can or even should eat.  You can't taste em all and when you're through trying, you've overdosed on all the wrong things and look like a snake that swallowed a basketball.\nFood here was ordinary (good).  There were 14 food islands with more dishes than anyone could ever sample at one time....still the same can be said about all chinese buffets that I'm acquainted with.  There is also a shushi bar and a mongolion bbq which they call Hibachi bar.  \nBecause it's new, it's decorated nicely.\nOh, I didn't mention that while I was eating, I pulled a long maybe 10 inch strand of someone's hair out of one of the foods piled on my plate.\nI am giving this a three star rateing but at the same time, I wouldn't go too far out of my way to eat there again.  This was the first time.  An exploration, if you will.


I had a business dinner there last night.  The filet \"special\" was so chewy one of my guests had to spit part of it out and the demi glaze on top if it was lumpy and cold.  The service was bad as described in other reviews.  The waitress didn't tell us about the special - the manager did when he brought our wine.  When we later asked her about it (maybe this was a sign) she looked like it was the first time she had heard of it.  In addition she took forever to take our order then brought out salads WITH dinner.  I was completely embarrassed for my recommendation and let them know it was based on location as I had only had appetizers and drinks there before.  I won't be returning.


I've shot my share of guns (see http://www.yelp.com/biz/bullseye-precision-indoor-shooting-range-san-rafael). I came here with a bachelor party. We did the $110 package for 12 guys.\n\nThe guys running the shop seemed to be arguing with each other a lot. Maybe that's why they like guns? \n\nAnyways, I thought the guns looked pretty worn out. The ear protection they gave folks using the range sucked, my ears hurt the entire time. We shot the uzi, thompson, two other automatic weapons, and a dessert eagle hand gun. The bachelor shot the grenade launcher, but don't get your hopes up, they don't give you a real grenade, it's more of a shot gun shell fired from a grenade launcher ($35 bucks a shot).\n\nBest quote from the gun store, there always is one... We were selecting a target for the grenade launcher, and pointed at the Ossama Bin Ladin poster. The guy from the store says, \"you mean Obama poster?\"\n\nDecent place to bring a group of guys looking to get out of the casinos. I recommend getting a limo for a big group since it's hard to get cabs back from this place.


I'm giving it 3 stars because I have hope. Since \"The Daily Grind\" closed I have been looking for a replacement for my occasional coffee/chai stop. I'm not one to resort to one of the BIG name shops. I prefer supporting the more local ventures. So I stopped in on my walk in to work the other morning. It was empty but I was eagerly greeted as I made my way to the counter. I ordered the large Americano, and waited. As I waited I enjoyed the simplicity of the shop. I didn't see any sweets or treats to go with my java, and then I look down to notice that the espresso machine had a part being held up by a plastic cup that had crushed under the weight of this part and water was dripping on the counter. And I continued to wait. No one was before me and no one right after... \nI finally got my coffee and went on my way. Served very hot, as far as the flavor, ehh the jury is still out. \nSeveral of my coworkers have also tried to give these guys a chance but they have commented on how long it takes to just get a regular cup o'joe. A few of my coworkers have also complained about the sizes offered (the small is pretty small and the large is only medium at the other places). They then are willing to wait in the long line at one of the BIG names. \nAgain I have hope! I will give them at least 3 if not 4 tries...and we shall see...I would like to see them succeed.


Love this boba shop! It's in a nice area and the owners are really sweet. You can definitely tell they love their job and have fun working there. It's really clean and you can tell it's a brand spankin' new shop. They have a couple different sizes and the super size is HUGE! I can't ever finish one of those so I also go with the smaller cups. Their employee Kevin is really friendly and has an awesome smile! Great customer service and yummy drinks. My boyfriend loves their taro pudding. If you're in the area you definitely should try it out!!


The \"lil bit o salmon\" is off the chain! Hearty and delicious! Service is always welcoming and the desserts are awesome! I hate that it gets so crowded at lunch - but thats what happens when you serve up solid food for decent prices!\n\nYou have to try this place, definitely a hidden gem in Tempe!


This is great if you are in a hurry, they have slices and salads ready to go. Above average quality and a nice open space too. Perfect stop before or after catching a movie next door.


Dated furniture and nick knacks that aren't old enough to be cool.  Some decent shoes and clothes available, just depends on your luck.  Lots of trendy purses, belts, scarves.\n\nIn an effort to run this place like some high end store, or maybe some obsessive compulsives house, they tell you to leave your have food or drink at the door.  LOL!  How old are we?!  Um, with BR on the corner I like to browse while I eat my cup of  one scoop of ice cream.  \nThey shoo'd me and my guest out of the store once, person wasn't very polite and there was not a no food/drink sign posted on the door.\n\nNow seriously, this isn't a department store it's a consignment store.  They pay a small pittance on items you bring them to sell.\nSimilar items can be found at a thrift store as well.


Soooooo, there was an online article about Sweet Tea's that caught my attention. I decided to give it a try. First impression? The small waiting area/entrance had items of trash on the floor and newspapers in disarray on a stand. Once I entered the restaurant there were 4-5 employees sitting at a table (meeting?) obviously too busy to clean the entrance area. As I was seated by the hostess I noticed 3 more employees come into the restaurant, none of them bothered to clean the entrance way or pickup the trash. The floor of the restaurant was sticky in some areas and very slippery in other areas. Did I mention an employee's cell phone was near the cash register and kept ringing? (not to mention the ring tone was annoying). The food was mediocore. Terrible cornbread! The restaurant is 'drafty' so bring a sweater/jacket. The shrimp & grits dish is commendable yet I dont think they are 'Charleston' grits. \nLong short, I would not suggest you rush to visit Sweet Tea's....it's not worth it.


After a year in Portland, Oregon we have found a single spot for decent BBQ, and it was much more expensive than Joe's for much less food. We will struggle on here in the Rose City (loving the city just not the lack of good BBQ) as we continue to pine away for Joe's...


This restaurant is located in the casino of the New York New York Hotel/ Casino on the strip with options of dining inside or outside (in the casino).\n\nMy partner and I thought we'd give it a try mid week, with no need to make reservations.\n\nThe food was quite good for the price paid. Slightly classy Italian with decent selection of appetisers and breads. The serving sizes were perfect and we didn't require ice cream or coffee afterward.\n\n***HOWEVER, there were a few issues we had with our dining experience. The primary issue was with service. The restaurant was almost empty when we arrived and we were both told to \"wait outside and you will be seated immediately\"... What they didn't mention was that we had to wait for the floor staff to finish laughing amongst themselves before nothing to seat us.\n\nOnce finally seated we looked through the menu, chose our meals and twiddled our thumbs and yawned a few times before the waiter came back (20 minutes later) with water and the free bread we were meant to receive on arrival...? He had forgotten to get the oil and vinegar for the breads so we ordered our food and waited for our oil.\n\n10 minutes later a lady who couldn't understand much english came along with the oil and poured it all over the place (yes, this was a language barrier issue - the oil was everywhere like a crime scene), and we spent a few moments giving the place a good wipe down in preparation for the meal.\n\nThe mains were actually quite timely once we disregard the other delays... Although I did spend a further 5 minutes figuring out where the restroom was in the casino (why the f*ck there wasn't one in the restaurant I will never know)..\n\nAs stated above the meals were fine......\n\nOnce we were finished we spent about 5 minutes staring into space yawning before we walked to the bar to ask for our bill. The bill eventually came along, it wasn't too bad.\n\nWould I go there again? No. Was the food great? Yes. Do they need to sort out their staff? Yes. Did we tip them? HELL NO.


Average food, VERY limited delivery area, and abrupt customer service.  Very meh.


Dont waste your time. The girl behind the counter was incredibly rude for no apparent reason, because you work at a  fast food joint and didn't amount to anything don't take it out on me.\n\nFirst I asked if they had a military discount cause every other wendys does and she said no with an attitude. Second i ordered two meals and she kept getting it wrong. It took her 3 tries. Then when she made the drinks she slammed them on the counter almost spilling them. You would think that her seeing me by myself with two orders she might offer a drink carrier but no, so i ask for one and she just tosses it on the counter. Once i get my food i asked for ketchup she gave me 1 packet so i asked for some more packets she walks away and comes back with 1 more packet. Worst lunch ever


Smokey room. Relatively dark casino. Old people. Haggard people and  few youngin's hangin' round.\n\nI had 2 eggs, bacon, potatoes and 2 pieces of toast for $3.99. Not only was it cheap but you get 4 pieces of big bacon!! Soooooo much of deal it's hard to imagine!\n\nIf you're an outdoor lover... or if you're aching to see something besides the inside of a casino, don't come here.\n\nOtherwise, this is  great cheap breakfast that will fill you up and put you back to bed.


Had a good chicken sandwich with fries and an overly-oily salad for under $10+tax and tip. Server was really friendly and fun. \n\nDecent lunch, but I don't know that I will be rushing back.


After Planet Dailies and Trader Vic's, I was soooooo happy to land at P F Chang's.  Good food, pretty good service, resonable prices.  Only a few minor negatives, but I much preferred P F Chang's.


My wife and daughter like the cheesesteaks, so I wish I liked the sandwiches. Bottom line, the hoagie rolls are stale and gross here, so a cold turkey sandwich is destined for mediocrity. I guess on the positive side it keeps me from eating bread, but to me that's one of the key components of a sandwich done right. Genos doesn't get it right.


Tried this place for the first time,\nThe environment is fun, bright and the IPod charging station and wi-fi are the only thing I would come back for.\nI ordered the BBQ chicken salad, it was all lettuce and literally a teaspoon (NOT tablespoon) of chicken pieces.  The toppings were incredibly small.  $8.00 for a bowl of lettuce isn't going to impress anyone.\nI wanted to try the pesto chicken panini, but they only offer white bread, no other healthy or gluten free options.\nI was excited to try this place but walked out VERY disappointed.  Won't be back or recommend to anyone until they get real!!


I would call this gym adequate and would not recommend it to anyone else. There are so many more options in the local area that are far better. I am able to complete my workouts, however with the machines in disrepair you will need to be versatile. Some machines are broken and have been for many months. The fountain handles are broken and they no longer provide cold water. \n\nAll of that being said the staff is inviting and they offer many programs to suit fitness levels of anyone. There is a private room for mass workouts, the sort that usually involve dance or yoga. I do like this gym just wish they would keep it updated.


It took me a while to decide whether to give Diablo's 2 or 3 stars.  I decided to go with three since most decent places in Vegas are expensive and at least Diablo's had very yummy food and generous portions.\n\nHowever, this was the worst service I have ever experienced anywhere...ever.  Our server, on the rare occasion she stopped by, was straight-up rude.  She was so rude it seemed like it had to be intentional- she even got frustrated with my friend just because she wanted fresh cheese on her nachos instead of both fresh and creamy/processed cheese.  The waitress sighed loudly and said in an irritated voice, \"It's NOT going to taste the same\" and shook her head when my friend explained that she's never liked that kind of \"fake\" cheese.  She also grumpily said, \"Well, what do you want?\" when she came to take our order.  No hello, no eye contact, nothing.\n\nIt also took at least 30 minutes for our orders to be taken even though the restaurant wasn't very busy, another 90+ minutes before our food showed up, and another 30+ minutes to get the check.  What was supposed to be a quick bite to eat for 5 of us turned into a 3-hour ordeal.\n\n1 star for service\n5 stars for food\n2.5 stars for value


I want to like this place.  I'm a fan of Peruvian food, and was delighted when this place opened in Oakland back in 2009.  However, the disappointment I experienced during the first visit surged again during the visit today.\n\nBoth times I ordered the 1/4 chicken combo, which comes with two sides.  I don't recall the sides I ordered the first visit, but the ones today (the sweet potato fries and pinto beans) were the saving grace of the visit.  Fries were fresh and crispy (although somewhat less so by the time I got them back  to my office); pinto beans were well-seasoned and savory.\n\nBut the chicken, the main reason I went to AJ's?  In contrast to other reviewers' experience, the chicken was terribly dry and not particularly flavorful on both trips.  On my first visit in 2009, I chalked it up to the expected hiccups of a place that had just opened. Two years later, that excuse no longer holds any water.  The 1/4 chicken portion today was from a small bird, and composed of a wing and breast. Perhaps because of the small size, the little meat on the wing was so dry as to be crunchy...and not in a pleasurable way.  The skinny breast was also dry and fibrous.   My side order of aji pollero sauce, while piquant and delicious, could not save the chicken.  \n\nPerhaps there's something different about the chicken at lunch (left over from the day before?), but I'm not likely to rush back.  My last complaint about the place...again one that I initially chalked up to just-opened hiccups...is how long it took to get my order. Both times I was the only person there.  Both times it took 15-20 minutes to prepare my order.  Odd.\n\nTo avoid ending on a sour note, besides the delicious sides and aji pollero sauce, the other clear positive at AJ's are the employees, who were friendly and welcoming both visits. Makes it that much harder to leave this negative review....


This is a HORRIBLE company. My mother is disabled and they took advantage of her. Our water leveler was broken and flooding our backyard for 2 months and supposedly had no idea it was the pool. Even though their website states that they check all parts before leaving. Don't understand how they could miss it shooting 1/2 a gallon of water per minute. (we found that out from our water company) I contacted BBB and all they offered was a month refund of pool services. Didn't even offer to pay for the damages in our backyard. We had a new guy come and he could not believe the damages it caused and how they \"didn't know\". This company is terrible with no morals at all. DO NOT USE THEM


For the price it's definitely worth it but the rating is closer to 3.5 stars.\n\nMy family and I got 2 rooms (hollywood hip standard room) on the 23rd floor which was the top level for the south elevators.  During check in we received a smoking room because it was the only one available but they said some people don't smoke in the room.  The room was definitely bad but to be expected considering it was a smoking room anyways.\n\nOther than that our rooms were clean and housekeeping always came late in the day around 2pm or later.  We did have some problems in just one room where the bathroom lights turned off.  We called maintenance and they told us to press the reset button. Three calls later they finally worked but we also told maintenance that our shower head had no water pressure.  Within an hour they had someone up to fix it and it was a lot better.  The hotel room was spacious but had absolutely no drawer space, the bathrooms are quite large and having a separate bath and shower was definitely nice.  The toilet had a door but had no fan or light switches from inside.  The pool sucks so stay elsewhere if that's a priority.\n\nOverall this hotel was great for the price and the convenience of having the miracle mile and earl of sandwich was one of the main reasons why we chose to stay here.  I would come back if I got a nonsmoking room and I was on a budget.


The good and the bad. Everything taste good and the portions are large. We had the trout and the bar'q chicken. The coleslaw is also excellent. \n\nBut unfortunately overpriced for the far. $23 dollars for trout..really. 17.50 for bar'q chicken and salad was extra? \n\nSo if you want to spend a little extra, you will be happy. But if you are watching your cash...see you later Charlie.


Never ever order from the Tropical location they are closed! Although they have no problem taking your money. We sat and waited for our order for over an hour, then someone called and said: \"We did not know if this was for delivery or pickup. Then we told them delivery. Okay. About 10 minutes later they call and say, so sorry the location you order from is closed. If you don't come to our new location and pick it up, you will not be getting your food. Oh and also we can't refund your $60. No food, no money. Happy birthday to me. Thanks a lot for nothing.


I am writing this litterally as I eat a piece of their pie. I can not get why people find thing place so good for pie. The chocolate Satin is a little salty and the crust breaks a little too easily for my taste. But you cant expect much I guess since they do not make pies in house.\nStick with small bakeries .


Did not care for Miracle Mile shops at all...the least exciting of the Strip shops - selection is that of a regular mall, no labels you couldn't find elsewhere. The sole redemption of Miracle Mile shops might be Sephora for last-minute needs. Don't  care for the crowd here - can be sketch.


There's a reason the tour is free -- it's about 30 yards long. A tunnel with pictures and descriptions along one wall and the factory along the other. \n\nMy wife loves all things chocolate and didn't like a single thing she sampled or the few things she purchased. \n\nIt's defiantly best to skip this place unless you just want an excuse to get out of the car and stretch your legs.


My boyfriend took me to dinner here for my 26th birthday.\nWe were seated on the patio with an amazing view of the Bellagio fountain show.  They even let us move closer when a small table was available.\n\nI started my meal with a cocktail, the Lychee Blossom, and it was definitely flowery... a little too floral for my taste.  The bread and cracker basket was alright; it was fun to taste the different tapenades and olives that came with it.\n\nWe had the infamous Beef Carpaccio, which was really saucy but tasty nonetheless.  We also tried the grilled octopus dish, served with chickpeas and tomatoes, which was also tasty.\n\nMy boyfriend had the shortrib with a truffle fried egg and I had the butternut squash tortelli.  I had a bite of his short rib, which was alright...but I've had better. My tortelli was good, but a bit sweet.  We ordered some corn/polenta dish that was a little weird.  We usually love polenta but this had fresh corn mixed in and it kind of threw the texture off for me.  The garlicky spinach (compliments of the chef, I guess) was really good.\n\nWe ordered the lemon tarts for dessert (I LOVE lemon desserts) but I was  a little disappointed when it arrived.  3 little store-bought tart shells (I work pastry in a kitchen...so I know the brand) with a bit of raspberry puree and runny lemon curd sloppily spooned in, topped with over whipped cream and some pretty candied lemon rounds.  \n\nThey also sent out their salted caramel cheesecake, which sounded good, but needs just a little bit of work (I enjoy salty-sweet desserts, but this one was a tad heavy on the salt). \n\nBottom Line: \nIt was a nice birthday dinner.  The weather was nice enough to sit outside (keep in mind it was the beginning of November) and the Bellagio fountains were  beautiful.  The food itself was so-so considering the amount that I can assume he payed.  I would come back for lunch if I was in the area just to have the carpaccio, but I do not think I'd come back for a full blown dinner.


J'ai d\u00e9couvert ce restaurant lors d'un souper d'un groupe. Le service que nous avons re\u00e7u manquait grandement de professionnalisme.\n\nNous \u00e9tions un groupe de 6 personnes et nous avons du attendre plus de 45 minutes entre nos deux services. La nourriture \u00e9tait ''correct'' mais sans plus. Il y a une diff\u00e9rence de 15$ entre l'entr\u00e9e de tartare et le repas de tartare, qui est similaire en terme de portion, \u00e0 la diff\u00e9rence du repas qui vient avec des frites. On se serait attendu \u00e0 un peu plus pour cette diff\u00e9rence de prix.\n\nNous avons fait part au propri\u00e9taire de nos remarques. Il nous a mentionn\u00e9 de fa\u00e7on s\u00e8che qu'il n'avait pas besoin de clients comme nous et nous a invit\u00e9 \u00e0 partir sans payer apr\u00e8s notre repas. Nous avons essay\u00e9 de nouveau de lui exposer notre point de vue, sans aucune ouverture de sa part disant qu'il n'avait jamais eu de commentaires n\u00e9gatifs de la part des clients.\n\nBref, un endroit que je d\u00e9conseille.


This Greek restaurant could not look any more Greek. The entire restaurant looks like the Island of Santorini, Greece. The outside and inside is blue and white. The inside has beautiful pictures of Greece, blue and white decorated walls, pretty lights, bouzouki on the wall and much more- just beautiful! \n\nThe menu is handwritten and the writing was not easy to read. The menu consists of appetizers, soups, salads, meat and seafood entr\u00e9e options and sides. The prices are reasonable, but not for the quality and quantity that you receive. The portions are okay, and the food is good but not great- it's okay. My calamari was too oily, the chicken souvlaki was a bit dry, the rice was a tad bit bland, and the potatoes were slightly burnt. Also, my salad was on the plain and dry side as well. My hubs had the gyros and really liked it though. However, the desserts are really good and reasonably priced. The baklava has honey oozing all over it, and the rice pudding with cinnamon was delicious!\n\nThe staff is friendly and the service is okay too.\n\nOverall, I've had better and this place did not impress me.


Second time here, food came out very fast on a Saturday afternoon lunch time, pretty dang tasty overall, had a Pa-nang curry, pineapple fried rice, Mongolian beef, chicken pad Thai. We ordered everything spicy, yet still wanted more heat! If you like your Thai dishes spicy, order it at an 11 (out of 10). Maybe you'll get lucky and get that heat we missed out on.


This place is ok.  I kind of feel like it's a Five Guys clone.  Although the burger is a tad smaller.  But not as greasy.  Also they don't have cajun fries.  Ok so it's not exactly Five Guys, but it's still pretty good.


Was hoping for a decent Mexican restaurant in South Chandler but instead got a Mexican Denny's. Lots of sloppy food with no taste and a bit overpriced. Do have a nice patio and drinks were OK if that's all your looking for.  Too bad doubt it will last very long. Take your money elsewhere.


I really wanted to enjoy this place, but it failed me on so many different levels.  The initial problem was the long wait (approximately 1-1 1/2 hours). Once we finally got seated the environment was very loud and hectic. It was hard to hear the rest if our party without yelling back and forth. The menu was very small and everything was very pricey for the quality of food they were serving. I ordered the Mac and cheese burger and expected a lot of flavor, all I got was a mediocre burger that had some flavorless macaroni on top of it. My wife ordered the street tacos and for $20 they brought out a few tiny tacos that didn't compare to a local taco shop that would give you 20 of them that were bigger, better, and full of flavor for the same price.  Definitely another tourist trap with a celebrity name on it like many of the other ones on the strip.  Won't be returning here sadly, but I'm sure many will ignore this review and try out the waters for themselves.


So far, I've been here three times: 1 time for the archery range and 2 times for the gun range.\n\nGreat place!  The people at the archery range are top notch.  Mr. Nelson definitely a professional in all aspects.\n\nThe gun range is great as well!  The store employees are extremely friendly and helpful.  It is good that they sell targets, food and rent equipment.  The people on the range and shooting line are top notch as well.  Nothing but professional and (from what I see by watching other people) patient as well as safety oriented.\n\nI was nervous going to a range I was not familiar with but that quickly changed within 5 minutes of being here.\n\nA good price of $7 each and stay as long as you want.  I am a fan and I am hooked for sure!  Wife loves it too!  Great for groups as well.


I went in yesterday for my 1st ever eye exam. Yeah, I know that's pretty bad since I'm 27 and stare at computer monitors all day long for a living but hey you're not my mother so quit judging me. Geez. Back to my review :)\n\nI made an appointment with Prime Eye Care about three weeks ago. Bringing me to disappointment #1: I received no reminder call saying \"Hey your appt is tomorrow, blah blah blah\". Now I know it's MY appointment and they may have been busy but isn't it sort of the front desk persons job to call patients and remind them of scheduled appointments. Not such a big deal though. So, moving on.\n\nDisappointment #2: The doctor had NO people skills at all. He just wanted to get this over with. I told him this was my 1st ever eye exam you'd think he'd at least let me know what's going on before sticking this and that in my eye. But no. All I got was a sit still, open your eyes, look up. I mean come on dude YOU'RE STICKING A FREAKIN LIGHT IN MY EYE. At least give a girl a heads up and all. It just would have been nice to have a little warning like \"Hey, I'm going to have you look all over the place while I stick this uncomfortable rather bright light in your eye, do your best to stay as still as possible and keep your eyes open\". But no I received nothing of the sort.\n\nThen he puts these drops in my eyes and has me sit out in the waiting room. I had no idea why, so as I'm sitting there and my eyes begin to feel more and more awkward, I start to freak out a little. \"Is this whats suppose to happen? Why can't I see? Oh no something's wrong\". After being ushered to another exam room I come to find out that all that is normal, it's actually what was expected to happen. Thanks for the HEADS UP DOC. So then the doc comes back in with another damn light to stick in my eyes. Then he rambles off all this technical eye jargon that pretty much left me with a big fat \"HUH\". But I think I got the gist of it.\n\nSo now brings me to the disappointment #3 (the big one): I go to the front desk, pay my copay, no big deal then the front desk gentleman asked me if I had sunglasses, to which my reply was yes in the car. That was it. Nothing else. I had NO IDEA until I stepped out into the Arizona sun, scratch that the Arizona HOT BRIGHT AS HELL sun, to figure out why the gentleman asked me if I has sunglasses. Oh my god! A little warning that it was going to feel and look as though I was WALKING ON THE SUN would have been nice. I mean come on people! I couldn't see a damn thing until I got all the way back to my car and put my sunglasses on. My eyes were dilated for the next few hours, which would have also been nice to have been told about. I wouldn't have tried to go back to work had I know that little tid bit of info.\n\nI gave a two because all in all, I got my eye exam over with so that was good. The doctor seemed like he knew what he was doing, so that was good. The office itself was rather nice looking. And I'm in a good mood this morning. I'm just used to a more friendly office visit. I wish they would have just talked to me is all. Is that too much to ask for?


I ordered the basil fried rice.  When I got home and opened it It was just regular  fried rice. I  took a look at the menu again just to be sure and  it did say that the basil fried rice only had  basil, onions, and chili.  My rice had tons of carrots, onions, broccoli and no basil.  I called to complain and the guy told me his wife says she put basil in it.  I mentioned that on the menu it doesnt say any of the vegetables came in it and I didnt want it. He pretty much waited me out with silence on that and I just hung up out of frustration.  The crab puffs had so much flling that they were just soggy wontons with stuffing overflowing from them.  I never thought Id be able to say that a crab pull had to much filling but they did.  I also ordered this as delivery but decided to pick it up because it was a two hour wait.  I was disappointed to see that they left the tip I was planning to give to the driver on my bill.  I didnt notice till later that night.  All in all it was a horrible experience.  I only give this place two stars because they do have very large shrimp and they were not greedy with them.  My husband thought they were okay.  Eat at your rown risk.


When did they get rid of their stamp cards? I have been gone for far too long. That's not the only thing that has changed. I remember coming here often back in high school. Were my taste buds just off or have they changed? I had the honey lemon green tea with aloe vera about a month ago, wasn't bad but didn't taste like how I last remember it. During my most recent visit, I got jasmine milk tea. I expected your average jasmine milk tea... but it came out way too sweet and powdery. I didn't end up finishing the drink, and that never happens.


This place has a nice selection of draft beers. The pizza crust is very good and the homemade pasta's are quite tasty.


This was not our first experience at Sensi. We were fans from almost the day it opened at Bellagio several years ago. We had some extraordinary meals there. Maybe it was an off night, but our latest experience wasn't anything close to the Sensi we remembered from not even a year ago.  \n\nAmbiance and decor is still outstanding . . . and one of the few places in the area that is not overwrought with 20-something women in stilettos and men in their saggy jeans. \n\nThere were ample items on the menu that sounded delicious, but in reality did not live up to our expectations. Unlike one of the previous posters, we found the Sensi Roll Call sampler almost too ambitious with a combination of flavors that left a sour aftertaste.  We also had the Sensi Original Noodle. While the combination of the various items reminded us of something along the line of a pad thai or chow fun type dish, it was actually heavily laden with cumin. Oh, how I wish the item description would have said so . . . cumin, while a great antioxidant, is one of my least favorite herbs . . . so disappointed.\n\nThe house-made naan bread was stellar . . . I could have eaten at least two bread baskets all by myself! The best part of the entire meal . . . \n\nUnfortunately, the less than stellar food along with the surly manner of our waiter made for a very lackluster culinary experience.


Rude service.  Very unpleasant order takers.  Plus bagels are Just as bad as eating doughnuts.


So I am totally shocked by the poor reviews of this place.\n\nTo the people surprised by the amenity fee..  It is disclosed and that is on you for not paying attention when you booked.  (It is also waived when the rooms are comped.)\n\nTo the guy all upset because his children couldn't hang with him in line for the Oyster Bar and thought they should \"look the other way\":  Do you know the casino is subject to an enormous fine for that?  Sorry it wasn't family friendly.   It's called a casino.\n\nThe Courtyard rooms are grossness.  Tower rooms are nice.  The employees are fantastic.  (I always wonder if people that complain about the employees without a specific customer service issue are just rude.)\n\nThis is not a 5 Star property.  It is an off strip prop which caters to locals and has cheap n clean hotel rooms in the tower.  If you'd like to run around with small children or experience the Bellagio for $30 per night while staying in the cheapest rooms possible this is not a good option.


Decided not to come back because last time I was very disappointed with the super expensive honey toast ( cant remember the name all I know is $12.99) and it wasn't that good but had to come back because we couldnt find anywhere else to play card. At least this place has a better service than tea station tho. Overall is not that bad just a little bit pricey.


I was so excited when the Burger Co. opened up a location on my side of town. I never went to the original location but heard nothing but great things about the food. \n\nThis Burger Co. is in a not so nice looking run down shopping center. Even though the outside looks shady you can tell that the inside can some work done.\n\nWhen I walked in today the smell of yummy burgers hit me. When I picked up the menu I was a little shocked at the highly priced items. Burger Co is by all means not a \"gourmet\" burger joint. The girl at the register was very nice. Took my to go order with no problems. \n\nThe cooks clearly had no idea what was going on. They couldn't read the ticket. Yelled to me across the counter a few times to verify my orders. When I go the order to my lunch destination they were completely sloppy and greasy everywhere. I ordered 2 medium burgers. One was medium rare and other was well done. For the amount that I paid for the meal I was expecting just a little more \"boom\" instead of getting a bland greasy mess. As a devoted burger lover I have to say that I will not think twice about coming here again.


The husband and I went to Spoke and Wheel last weekend to check out their awesome happy hour! I have been to Timo a few times and liked it very much, so was excited for S & W. We sat at the bar so we had access to their 'bar only' menu of specials. This was cool because they had food specials at the bar prior to having the specials for happy hour in the rest of the restaurant and the specials were slightly different. We got a cheeseburger with fries (7$), guac and house made chips (4$), and wings (7$ I think...). We also had the sangria and beer, which were good and affordable at 5$. The food all sounded good, but none of it was anything terribly spectacular. The burger has house ground meat and house made buns.... sounds great, right? Well, it was good, but it lacked some flavor. I know it was a very simple burger, and their menu has several other burgers on it that look more delicious, but I was a little disappointed with this one (would definitely go back to try one of their 'fancy' burgers though). The garlic fries were delish. The wings were standard wings, good, but just typical. The guac was good, but I wish it was spicy.... the house made chips were nicely done, though, they were thin and crispy. I would definitely give this place another chance, but it just isn't at the top of my list at this moment since nothing really stood out (prices were good though!).


I was very disappointed during my first visit here. I ordered the Seafood Louie Lobster Salad, Foie Gras and Filet Mignon. The Seafood Salad and Foie Gras were good, but my Filet Mignon, which I ordered rare, came out medium well! On top of that, it took me 10 minutes to flag down my waiter. I actually had to flag down a bus boy to get the waiter for me. I finally got my rare Filet Mignon, but it was way too salty. The churro dessert we got was also nothing special. \n\nThis restaurant is extremely overpriced considering the quality of food and service you get. Bad service and subpar food. Sorry, Eva Longoria, your restaurant es no bueno.


Second time here, ordered a Greek Salad with Chicken Kabob.. the plate was so small i couldn't cut my chicken or even fork out the cheap iceberg lettuce without some falling on the table, chicken was way too saucy as well. Stick to a gyro, had that last time and it was golden. Seems like good people, they are nice.


I had the special (a chicken sandwich) and it was okay.  I've only been once and it seemed a little pricey...but I could be wrong.  I will probably head back sometime though.  Good place to play Trivia on Tuesday.


Amazing food and the hospitality cannot be beat. Traveling alone can be tough and the staff here made me feel at home. Plus the owner was there also greeting diners. Love it- try the pizza!


I visited this cage twice within 24 hours during our trip to vegas.\n\nthey are very reasonably priced and the food is surprisingly tasty.\n\nwe sampled the garlic chicken wings, my husband liked it, but i thought i lacked a little flavor. the crispy garlic is good though.\n\ni really enjoyed the salted fish and chicken fried rice. and the portion was huge! they didnt skimp on the salted fish like most restaurants with is a big plus for me!\n\ni bought my dad some jook, since he wasnt feeling well, he had the salted pork with thousand year old egg porridge. it was pretty tasty, just enough saltiness and not too watery.\n\nAt our later visit my dad had their curry beef? i dont know how it was but i assumed it was good since my dad finished it. we also had the beef chow fun, it was very good, a lot of flavor from the \"fire\" from the stove.\n\nthere were a few more items we had, but overall i'm pretty pleased with this very small but cozy hole in a wall restaurant that is outside of the strip of vegas.\n\nand because its not on the strip, its not going to hurt your wallet eating so much!


Wish I could give 0 stars.  I purchased a massage through LivingSocial but now the company refuses to book the massage without giving them an additional credit card number.  I've had shady companies charge me before even when they said it was just a card to keep on file.  This is beyond shady.\n\nI've paid you for a service and now you refuse to provide that service.  Good riddance.


Not bad! The pot stickers really stood out to me as the best item. \n\nA wide variety of options. This is true dim sum. The rice was a bit to oily for my liking, and I believe ended up giving me a stomach ache after. \n\nThe staff really pushes food on you, so make sure you come hungry! It is to the point where the waitor will place an item on your table...and you have really say no!


Great place to watch an Iowa game if you are in the Phoenix area.  This place used to be intolerable when smoking was allowed, but had improved greatly since then. \n\nThere is a huge and loyal Iowa following in the Phoenix/Mesa area, so seats fill up quick.  Drinks are cheap, and the breakfast bar is greasy and hits the spot!  The food is typical bar food, but perfect for the beer munchies.  This bar will remind you of Iowa in a hurry.\n\nLooking for more Iowa Natives to review this bar, though.


I was so excited when they opened since I love Mediterranean and middle eastern food. And I live literary down the street. Unfortunately me and my husband had a bad experience. The service is horrible,  the cashier/hostess/waitress is the same lady who after taking your order and bringing your food, does not stop to offer more water or anything.  The food was served pretty fast, around 10 minutes,  but it seems like if it was cooked previously and heated in the microwave,  the meat was very dry. They give a huge portion of rice and a small portion of meat. And that is not all, after checking my bank account,  I found out they charged us 5 dlls more, I have the original receipt and our total after tax was $35.50 and they charged my credit card $42. I guess the cashier/server was not happy with our 4 dlls cash tip that we left for the bad service, so decided to charge an extra 5 dlls on our credit card. Check your debit/credit card, I am not joking!


Wasn't impressed. I ordered a half rack, and mac as my side. The ribs looked good, and it was a healthy portion, but they just didn't have anything special going on. Served dry, and I don't think they spent much time in the slow cooker. The BBQ sauce was pretty standard fare, and served in an awkward glass bottle that made for difficult pouring. \nThe mac and cheese was bland, very disappointing. And a side tortilla was an odd addition for a rib plate. \n\nIt was very clean, the staff was friendly. I wanted to like the place, but the flavor just wasn't there. I kind of felt like I was at El Pollo Loco. \n\nFor the plate and a Bud Light, I spent $20. For a few bucks more I could have gone up the road to the sit-down bbq chain and had a much better meal, with bold sides and corn bread. With the handful of other BBQ places in town running stiff competition with some real authentic down-home skills, these guys are going to have to step it way up in the flavor department if they want to keep up.


Ick.  As a pescatarian, and starving for some good protein, I ordered the shrimp bowl with some mixed veggies and sweet and our sauce.  Every component in that dish  tasted like it was defrosted.  Screwing up rice takes effort, and even the rice wasn't that good.  Beer selection was good and I appreciated the menu describing the taste and rating of each beer.  The waitress was pretty nice, but none of that makes up for the lousy food.  My BF ordered the pulled pork sandwich and he said it was ok, but not great.  I guess you have to be a mammal meat eater to like it here.


I have a wonderful love/hate relationship with LGO. \n\nYou know when you have a friend who is just...difficult but awesome? You know that it is going to be a bit of a challenge to get together with him/her, and they might give you a hard time? But once you do get settled in, all is well and your friend is awesome? \n\nSo that's where I am with LGO. I have been coming here for 4 years or so, and the parking always sucks (as previously mentioned) and the lines are always long (also previously mentioned). I suppose its impressive that this place is so packed all the time....but based on the food, it's not surprising.\n\nThe food is awesome- particularly the pizzas and the commuter sandwich. Also they have some of the best prepackaged salads I have ever had....I'm not even a salad girl! Overall, LGO is a place with character, entertainment, and great food. \n\nOne more thing is the size- during the lunch/dinner rush it is particularly difficult for those in wheelchairs to manuever the room. Last year I scheduled a meeting with several colleagues, and one who was in a wheelchair had a very hard time- we had to ask another group to switch with us so she could get up to the table. I'm quite certain it was pretty embarassing for her.


Boo notes and quotes for raising prices tenfold just b/c they were making illegal copies. No one should pay $150 for 100 pages of paper.


I needed a drink so I came here. Service was ok nothing great. Hell the guy was not even happy to be there. Seemed lost really. Drinks are always high priced at the airport but what can you do. food was just ok not even good. \n\nOver all food was not good and service not at all what it could be. I wont come here again.


This place is truly hit and miss... The breakfast is best here like many other reviews say here the drive thru is rediculously laid out while I've never encountered rude staff here I gotta say it's only selling point is the location,being 2 stories, and the piano is awesome but it is mcdonalds keep in mind so the food can only be so good even if it's hot and \"fresh\" \n\nEat here at your own risk and since they close at midnight this isn't a drunk food spot


This review is based on my pool experience.  The pool is beautiful but the service lacks. The worst of my experience is my 2 year old hearing a male bartender swearing then repeating what she heard. I don't think I will be returning and I recommend not bringing young kids unless you're ok with your kids hearing swear words.


Heaven, I'm in heaven... Bacon


My review is based on service only...not food...since we didn't get to try any...despite the restaurant being nearly empty at 6:00 pm on a Wednesday evening and the bar area being completely packed, we were not allowed to dine in the restaurant since we only wanted appetizers and cocktails...we were told that since we were not having a complete dinner, we would have to sit at the bar...no problem...but...helloooo..it was packed... Whose to say whether several appetizers constitute a complete meal or not...the hostess was extremely young and inexperienced...whatever happened to the good ole Vegas days when customer service was in the forefront....I wonder...


Oh my goodness...best burger I have had in a really long time. The burger was huge! more than enough for me to handle but very delicious with fresh ingredients toped with a tasty sauce. The  fries with my meal were also  amazing. I will definitely be back to visit anytime I'm in the phoenix area.


Wow, this place sucks.  The service was bad, the meatballs were bland and dry, and, other than the bread, the food was just terrible.  Let me start off with saying that the best meatball I've had is from Lavo.  It's moist, juicy, and has this sauce that is just to die for.  After waiting for 20 minutes without either a drink order or anything, we finally had someone come up to us and tell us that our server would be with us in a moment.  Five minutes later, the server arrived to take our orders.  I joked around with the server to ask if his meatballs were just as good, but he said that he didn't know.  \n\nAnyway, I ordered the hidden menu item, spaghetti and meatballs with the spicy meat sauce, and my buddy had the meatball parm sandwich.  When my meal arrived, I was disappointed with the portion size.  First, it's pasta...so what kind of restaurant gives a small portion of it.  Second, after I cut into the meatball, I could see how dry it was.  When I asked the server if it was supposed to be like that, he said yes, the meat is very lean.  He also admitted that the first time he ate one, he was also surprised how dry it was.  It should go without saying that a dry meatball is flavorless and has a bad mouth texture.  Combine that with the insipid sauce, it was just a hugely disappointing meal.  \n\nAnyway, if you want a place with bad service, flavorless food, and an overall disappointing experience, Meatball Spot is the place for you.  Also, the menu has all these add ons that you need for each thing you order, so the price point isn't all that competitive.  Hopefully this place improves, but I'll never know, since I'm never going back and will tell all my friends how lousy this place is.


I have never seen a Cirque de Soleil Show before, nor any show in Vegas, for that matter. I really enjoyed it. The musicians were top-notch, the dancers were enegetic and exciting, the acrobats were breathtaking. We had a wonderful time. Of course, our tickets were free, so that makes it all that much better!


This restaurant is very good and has a great dining area.  They have a good selection of beers and solid Belgian menu.\n\nThey didn't seem to have all their beers in stock when I was here, disappointing.  The mussels and fries were phenomenal.    I had the white wine sauce, which was good and the mayonnaise with the fries pairs very well.  Their dessert, not so much.  Half of the pastry hadn't been fully cooked.  I don't believe the menu is over priced, but fair for what you are getting.


I stayed here very recently.  The hotel looks really neat outside but once you get in the service is not as neat.  \n\nCheck in was easy, the next morning our shower was clogged.  I had to call maintenance 3 times within an hour to get anyone to come up.  Was not helpful at all.  \n\nAlso the hotel is not close to the main strip, up a few blocks would have been better.  The buffet was bad, seemed like old food.  The shrimp has a weird smell, the selection was good but the flavor wasn't there.  The Subway up the street was better.\n\nWe valeted the car several times, took awhile each time to get the car.  Once one of the drivers left pistachios and shells in the car.  \n\nI will not stay here again, there are better hotels for just a little more on the strip or even off the strip for a cheap cab fare would be better than the Luxor.


Came in for some appetizers, stayed for about an hour. The bartender was very polite, knowledgable and most important -honest and had a sense of humor. Food was a 4/5, service was 4.5 / 5. We'd come back here during our next trip out.


Best place to get a watch battery changed, have your jewelry repaired or buy second hand beautiful and unique jewelry. Don't be fooled by the other jewelers who want to charge you more money if you own a Movado or other high end watch, the competitor's  18-25 dollar batteries don't last any longer  and DO NOT affect the timing! Many Rolex owners discovered this gem of a place. They also have the add a pearl necklaces with the pearls sold separately.\nNancy is a struggling business woman who has a kind heart! Don't be dismayed by the lack of fancy furniture in the shop, the work is quality.


Made a reservation through open table for a party of 6 during Restaraunt week.  Between our party we had a combination of the appetizer sampler for 2 (fish tacos, bacon wrapped bacon & eggs, chicken pot pie nuggets) all were good, the chicken pot pie nuggets were lacking something in flavor , maybe salt? For entrees we had the crispy fried game hen and shrimp and grits while the other half of our party ordered the niman skirt steak, again all were ok, nothing memorable with the exception of the bacon wrapped bacon & egg appetizer.   About midway through our meal, we finally received our sides ( that we had to ask about) of zucchini and mac and cheese.  The dessert options included freshly baked cookies and milk or trio of sorbets.  The cookies were good, again nothing I couldn't have baked in my own oven at home.  When our check came we were surprised to see all the extra fees we were not aware of: restaurant week charity donation as well as the appetizer upcharge.  I've been doing research on the restaurant week menus and never noticed an upcharge fee on the online menu, the physical menu nor were we told at the time of order, they also changed the price from the website from $40 to $50.  Should've chose a different restaurant for RW or ordered a la carte from the menu.  Will probably not be returning or recommending. Jameson mule was pretty good though


Mediocre review for a mediocre meal. Womp Womp Womp\n\nAlright its not all bad. The restaurant is quite large, its always buzzing with happy families and their menu is extensive. My 3 stars are for very slow service and a meal lacking any flavor. I ordered the \"tri-athlete\" breakfast: egg white veggie omelet (usually with salsa on top), side of cottage cheese and a toasted english muffin. Despite what some people may think, there is no reason why healthy meals can't be packed with flavor. Yes, even without the bacon (gasp!).\n\nThe omelet was cooked decently but it didn't have any seasoning to it. Basically I struggle to rave about because I can replicate and exceed it at home. Now, my friends enjoyed their breakfast- especially the pumpkin pancakes (a specialty during the Fall only). Our server took enough time to come and refill coffee and take our orders that we often had to hunt her down so we could finish our breakfast in under 2 hours. \n\nI'm sorry this review lacks wittiness, charm or good writing. Its mediocre, kinda like First Watch. Yikes.


Having been a very satisfied customer of Henri's deli for a while now, I though it was about time I sang their praises.\n\nThere are two branches, one in Stockbridge, which I gather goes for a more bistro approach and one in Morningside. This is the only branch i've visited and is much more of a shop/deli.\n\nHenri's are dedicated to providing some of the best produce from all over France, many of which have been handpicked by the very friendly owner himself. They stock more French cheese varieties than you can shake a baguette at, charcuterie (this is the only place I know of in Edinburgh to get proper Bayonne ham), condiments, preserves, daily baked bread and all sorts of speciality foodie treasures. I don't go for sweets personally but their macarons are imported directly from Paris and i'm sure would impress those with an inclination.\n\nThere are two things that I love the most about Henri's. Firstly; the wine and beer. They have a glorious selection of wines, largely organic and additive free (which practically makes it a health supplement... honest) again, expertly chosen by the owner, from independent vineyards across many regions and exclusive to Henri's. Their beer is from the unique, award winning, Brasserie du Mont Blanc.\n\nSecondly; their filled baguettes. Henri's make the best sandwiches, without exaggeration, I have ever had. The creme de la creme (a little token French for you, there) being the 'Gascon' A fresh crusty baguette filled with shredded confit duck, goat's cheese, organic fig chutney and mixed  salad leaf. I'm struggling to think of anything between two slices of bread that tasted better.\n\nNo, it's not the cheapest place to shop but the cost is qualified by the quality. And when you consider that at \u00a33.50, their take-away baguettes are little different in price to a \"sandwich\" from Subway, it's a bargain in comparison.


This may be my favorite week night restaurant. The olive appetizer is my favorite, and the best olives I've had in my life. Ever. I get the sandwich with roast beef, muenster cheese and horseradish pretty regularly and cannot eat it fast enough it's so good! They also have great craft beers on tap!


Oatmeal Cookie Yogurt????  It is the best I have ever had.   I have been at least 3 times a week for the past month!  I hope its low fat, but really I don't care, its worth it.  I love this place, the people are friendly and very helpful!  I will be visiting again tomorrow!!


My daughter and i came for lunch today. We parked in the back and walked through the open dining and inside dining on our way to the hostess station. We noticed five or six open tables on our way in. We were surprised to hear from the hostess that there was a 10-15 minute wait to be seated. \n\n(What? Can i just go sit down at one of the six open tables?) \n\nWe waited and were seated within the promised window. We ordered calimari fries to start, with my daughter ordering fish and chips, and salmon tacos for myself.\n\nThe calimari fries came out hot, crispy, and were very tasty. We finished them off quickly. Both sauces were great.\n\nNext delivered, were my daughters fish and chips, and some shrimp and chips that looked yummy, but were not what i ordered. The waiter promised a quick fix. I noticed the patrons at a neighboring table having bewildered looks, and no food on their table, despite being seated before us.\n\nThe salmon tacos arrived within five minutes. The fish was near perfectly cooked, the tortillas tender but not frail, overall very delicious. My daughters fish and chips were tasty, good crunch on the outside with tasty fish inside. Chips were reasonable, but not inspiring. The beans and rice that came with my meal were sufficient.\n\nWaitstaff were nice enough, but maybe a little inexperienced, and slow at times. Their willingness to try makes it all good.\n\nThe dining experience overall was positive, but i don't know if i would drive any extra miles to dine here. If i happen to be close, ill probably drop in. (Ill bet that i would have given an extra star if there had not been a line with tables empty, and the wrong meal being delivered.)


Ladies, please be careful especially on a Saturday night. I was here last night (Saturday) with a couple girlfriends seated on the patio. We ordered drinks from the server who brought them from the inside bar so we could not see them being poured or who had access to them before delivering to our table. After just one Cosmopolitan I was barely able to walk and got very sick later than night. This has never happened to me before and I'm concerned something was slipped in my drink. Not necessarily by staff but possibly a patron at or near the bar before our drinks came to us. Thank god my girlfriends were there to get me home safely. Just a lesson learned to always keep an eye on your drinks from the moment they are poured... No matter where you're at!


Had lunch buffet last week. It was a good meal but still disappointed compared to what I paid. Also disappointed that the variety of food is far less than what I expected, maybe because it was lunch, not dinner.


j'etais tres contente avec la nourriture ici et j'espere a manger encore par-la! translation: i was very happy with the food here and i hope to eat here again! merci beaucoup pour l'experience tres extraordnaire.


Great location - off the beaten path but close enough to walk to everything. Staff was very nice. Room was beautifully decorated. And free Wifi, which is a godsend on vacation.\n\nUnfortunately, we were not crazy about anything else at the Apex Waterloo. The room was a giant dustball and my allergies went nuts as soon as we got in the room. You could see the particles swirling under the overhead lights. We were working on our computers in the room when housekeeping came by (about 4:30pm, which surprised us) and they were in the room for literally 3 minutes. I would say it might be due to our presence, but I could hear them enter and leave the room next door and they were only in there for 4 minutes (I could see the clock on my computer).\n\nWe were also a little weirded out by the lack of a top sheet on the bed, but this must be a normal thing for the region because the maids seemed really confused when we asked about it. That said, there was a four-inch gap between the top of the sheet and the mattress, which grossed me out. I'm not that germaphobic, but I really don't want to touch a mattress that's been used by hundreds/thousands of people. Beyond that, the bed itself was terribly uncomfortable and hubs and I found ourselves popping ibuprofen all day for the resulting back pain.\n\nThe room service food from Elliott's was fairly mediocre, though hubs said they mixed a mean cocktail. Would not return to this hotel.


I have been here once and tried the red velvet cake and it was great! If only they were open on Sundays too! :)\n\nWill definitely go again.


I love shopping at Costco. Great prices and the best bakery. Only down side is when I went to get something to eat there the woman behind the counter was yelling at us and rolled her eyes when we said we needed a minute. There was nobody behind us in line. No need for the attitude


Definitely a five star dining experience. FOH staff very friendly and professional. Atmosphere is very cool an relaxing. After being greeting by the sommelier, you are taken on a tour of the seafood market, where you gives excellent choices different fish from around the world. \n\nWe chose: \nGrilled octopus appetizer - nice texture, good flavoring.\nSashimi Sampler- highlight of the entire meal, 3pcs of 4 diff fish.\nGreek Salad- veggies were very fresh.\nFish Entree- there were so many fish choices, that I actually forgot what we ordered; it was a buttery and seasoned perfectly.\nCanadian Lobster: chosen from the market, while still alive and moving, it was extremely fresh to say the least. \n\nOverall, it was a great dining experience, I look forward to my next visit.


It was around 6 pm dinner time and they were out of a lot of food.  I then decided to order something from the \"anytime\" menu which is mostly breakfast sfuff.  I figure I can wait for them to cook something from the \"anytime\" menu.  Well, the lady working said they weren't serving anything from that menu at that time.  Wtf????  Why do you have that on your menu then???  Get it together!!


I've tried and tried to find something I like at these restaurants and I just can't come up with a reason to go back. \n\nI tried the Lo Mein with chicken. It smelled good but, what I got was 3 lbs of noodles in an overly sweet sauce with a few julienne carrots and few sprouts. The chicken was dry and chewy. I just don't get the draw.


Wow apparently these people are illiterate or self entitled or both! \"Small dogs\" sign clearly means St. Bernards and pit bulls don't belong inside. My small terrier gets really intimidated around big dogs and starts barking at them. So we left after 5 min. A bad accident is waiting to happen any minute here. Today half of about 40 dogs were too large to be inside. If you love your dog don't take him here.


This place wasn't bad...worked to get our group inside without paying for cover...music was decent...a lil too much britney at times but when your drunk you dance to whatever crap the dj plays\ndrinks were pricey like anywhere else on the strip\nMinus one star because the bouncers can kiss my ass..how do you kick out someone for looking at somebody else 'wrong' and say we were trying to start something when we PAID to sit down at a table and not let me close my tab at the bar?


The patio was nice,  but don't expect to get good service when you sit there. Took over 15 mins before we got our drinks even ordered.  Everyone finished our drinks before our lunch order was take.  An hour later the food finally came out. It wasn't really hot and looked like it had been sitting out for a while. The server said they had a large party come in. So she was spending her time with them and forgot out the people outside. There was 4 tables outside and we all complained.  The food was not worth the wait


closed for ever


A/c broken tonight, now I see it was broken 10 days ago.  Wth?  It didn't help that they sat us next to a huge window that was baking in the 90-degree heat. Margarita was ok, guacamole was tasteless.  I couldn't get out of there soon enough; we found someplace else for dinner. Everyone was complaining about the heat, but no manager talked to any of the tables. Bush league. Won't be back.


Great drink prices and nice staff in the bar, but sooooo smoky that I could only stay for one drink.


Just wanted to agree fully with Bill (the other reviewer) for his review regarding the event 'Beat the Heat Winterfest'.  I don't understand why this event wasn't canceled when it was so hot with no AC at the facility.  An incredibly disappointment.


The name carries a bit of weight so before I even glanced at a review I decided to make a special trip to the infamously famous Al's Beef.  I wasn't dissatisfied with the service, the store was packed for lunch always a healthy sign for a restaurant, but the soda machine counter was dirty with splashes of other peoples drinks on it, the tables were as well, not mad but cleanliness has to be a passion for a new restaurant in this town.  As for the food it was painful to read the reviews and know the history the name takes on and while I was sat there I expected a signature taste or combination with flavors, and I tasted nothing but dry vegetables, and bread.  The beef hot dogs were super tasty, I would be happy eating them anywhere from Chicago to Portland I was happy with the beef.  I gave it a 3 stars, I will definitely be seeing them again soon, cause its located in a wonderful business park.  By the way the fries weren't bad.


Breakfast is all pre-cooked.  Ham boiled.  Ordered bacon well but it comes however it is cooked prior.  No special orders here.  Not that cheap either.  Just fast, that's all!


Really, like 3.25 stars.  I like this place for its retro, old Vegas feel.  It's not hip or sexy, and that is a good thing while in the midst of all the Vegas sparkle.  The waiters have all been there for 30 years, and there are no \"foams\" or \"gellees\" and your steak will be Midwestern corn fed, your tomatoes from a hothouse in Mexico.  \n\nThe service is pretty good, and the booths are comfortable and afford a good view of the restaurant.  The food is usually pretty good (good, not French Laundry good, but good), although this last time they burned our steak, but we were having such a good time it didn't bother us much.  Perfect way to start your retro Vegas night before going to see Jubilee!


This place just gives off mediocrity like a bad stench.  It was bustling when I stopped by here recently for lunch - must be the decent prices, quick service, large portions, and central location.  Lulu's is not a bad place, don't get me wrong, just don't expect authenticity or anything beyond normal Americanized Asian fast food.  I had the Friday lunch special - the \"chicken wing appetizer\" or whatever was noooo good, and consisted of 2 wings placed awkwardly on the same platter as me overdrenched beef szechuan.  Or, what I thought was supposed to be beef szechuan.  The funny thing is, there was no spice kick to it whatsoever.\n\nThe redeeming quality was my friend's seaweed salad, which was delicious!  Covered in yummy sesame oil.  I'm sure there are other hidden gems on the menu, but I didn't find any.  Come here if you're in the mood for a huge MSG kick during your class lunch break, if you're short on time or money, or if you just want to avoid the even-worse places in the area.


The new set-up is terrible.  The old stand under the trees was great.  The new stand in the middle of the compost is terrible.  It smelled liked I was shopping for food at the dump.  The ambiance carried this place in the past and somewhat justified the high prices, but I will definitely not go out of my way to experience the dirt and dust pile that you have created now.


The only thing great about Surrender is the outdoor view of Encore Beach Club at night during the summer. Surrender is a tiny, noisy \"music box\" that EDM artists spin live just \"because of the money\", LOL!!! It's the out-of-control lil' sister to it's much mature & stable siblings XS & Tryst inside the Wynn/Encore Paradise! Security can be a bit ridiculous on suggesting places to dance, since the dance floor is limited & stand with a chick, since the bar is always packed with broke \"bar flies\". I'd much rather wait 'til the sun comes up, throw on some nice swim trunks & take a dip/chill in one of the several well-designed pools of the neighboring Encore Beach Club to erase my \"Surrendered Nightmare\" ;-)


This is a fun place to go. The owner bubbles with enthusiasm and will be very happy to discuss her dishes as much as you like. Our party of four had pig ears, chicken Algarve (thin chicken filet with cheese and mushrooms and spices, baked chicken, and chicken on a shish kabob; the first chicken dish and the pig ears were the best in terms of flavors. Unfortunately, they were out of the Portuguese Chorizo and we didn't try any of the more exotic dishes. Everyone liked everything. I plan to go back and try some of their seafood dishes. \n\nI notice reviews cover the spectrum on the Sangria. The owner asked us if we would like a liter of Sangria which is a tad more than quart. We're not big drinkers and we hesitated. The owner assured us it was a light drink; she said she just put a little port wine in and no Vodka; she acted like making Sangria with Vodka was very unauthentic. So the four of us shared a liter of Sangria. The Sangria tastes good but I judged the alcohol content to be substantially less than that of a typical red wine. So order the Sangria if you would like a light alcohol drink with great flavor and order wine if you want something with more bite. \n\nWhen we ordered, the owner told us that one of the dishes would take at least 35 minutes since it was being made from scratch. We were up for a leisurely Sunday evening meal with good company so that was not a problem for us and spent about an hour and twenty minutes there. Of course, if you are on a tighter schedule, ask what can be prepared fast. \n\nService was attentive without the waitresses introducing themselves and announcing that they would be taking care of us that evening. I prefer it that way.  \n\nI decided on five stars based the pig ears and chicken Algarve, nice atmosphere, leisurely but attentive service and a modest bill: $59 for the four us with tax but before the tip and there was more than enough food.


This was the worst experience I have ever had not only with a place to stay, but the customer service as a guest here.\n\nDo. Not. Come. Here. For. Any. Reason. Under. The. Sun.\n\nWhy?\n\nBecause my boyfriend and I were UNLAWFULLY kicked out and they voided their OWN contract and fine-print that they made us sign/initial!\n\nMy boyfriend basically told me Monday morning  (7/22/13) he was going to go to the front office to renew his wifi. When he got there, he spoke to the two same teenage girls that helped us get set-up in the place the previous week.  Come to find out, because of the billing and credit card situation being odd, because of our property manager paying for everything, he wasn't able to renew the wifi for another week at $5 because they were going to have to have the property manager call the front desk to allow them to charge the same credit card.  It was a pain because it is really hard to get a hold of anyone with property management and come to find out, we were staying there for two weeks and they only paid for one!  My boyfriend in pure frustration after hearing this, grabs his phone in anticipation of calling our property manager and mutters to himself \"son of a bitch.\"  That was a statement made TO HIMSELF.  One of the young girls jumped on that, stating, \"Excuse me?\" My boyfriend immediately came back with, \"..What?\" because he didn't know what she was talking about. \n\nRather than being a stand-up, normal person, she immediately took offense and asked him rudely, \"Did you just call me a stupid bitch?\" From what my boyfriend told me, he immediately said no, stating he was frustrated at the fact that he had to \"call these people again\" and apologized for making it seem like he was directly insulting her. Rather than taking the apology, she calls her manager over, acting angry stating my boyfriend called her a stupid bitch.\n\nThis is where it all gets very messed up.\n\nThis manager decides to go off on my boyfriend totally out of the blue, and I quote from him, \"She walks over and starts asking me 'Who do you think you are fucking insulting my employee'\", he tells me that again he repeats himself stating it wasn't meant to be an insult and he was cussing to himself. He tried telling her he wasn't threatening her employee and he apologized for the language and she stated \"to not use that god damn language in her office\". He told her that we hadn't been paying for our room for the past week BECAUSE of the management company, to this she responds, \"You don't have to worry about the rent, you need to pack up your shit and go.\" When he protested, considering that was like an 18-wheeler randomly hitting someone, she pulled out her cellphone and threatened my boyfriend saying she was going to call Metro (the police) on him if he didn't leave immediately. He comes back to our room stating the situation. I, immediately, know it is a miscommunication because I KNOW for a fact my boyfriend does NOT treat anyone so disrespectfully. When I go to speak to this manager face to face, I am treated like shit on her shoe with her telling me I have thirty minutes to pack my \"shit\" and get out. So, we do. Mind you, my property manager also tried to speak to her via the phone, to no avail! Apparently she's highly offended by cursing in her office - enough to evict someone in half an hour!\n\nWe were inside our room with our stuff finally packed to go (waiting for a taxi) when a person with courtesy patrol knocks on the door and tells us that we have to vacate the room because he's locking it up. That to me seemed normal, regardless of the terrible circumstances.  To make it WORSE, after he leaves and we're sitting on the steps with three overly stuffed garbage bags of groceries and stuffed to the brim suitcases, he comes back stating - and I QUOTE - \"You must have pissed someone off, because 'they' want you off of the property.\" My boyfriend and I were SPEECHLESS! We were THROWN TO THE CURB!\n\nWe found out later the manager's name is Dana and that this is NOT the first time she has treated people this way. In a few examples (per tripadvisor), people were given a written eviction notice for no reason at all. One person stating, \"--New Manager Dana Alexander comes in and makes her own rules. Totally not in the rules and regulations. I thought maybe the corporation might wanna know how bad shes treating the costumers there so I wrote a letter. 3 days after, she brings a 7 day eviction letter.\" After all of this, we called her district and regional managers and NO ONE even cares! Their excuse was that \"they operate as a hotel for the first 30 days\" so that, by NV standards, excuses them and makes what she did legal. \n\nIf Dana and those girls read this one day, you are all low down and DO NOT deserve your job! Anyone and everyone headed to this place, RUN FOR THE HILLS! We did NOT deserve to be treated like animals and we did not deserve to be at the mercy of a person that is such a control freak that abuses her power.


I checked out this dealership on Yelp prior to visiting them as I found them online and was interested in a truck they had listed on Cars.com.  I read the Yelp reviews... some great, and some poor and decided I'd make a visit to see the truck even though they had some pretty bad reviews on here.\n\nI don't live in Vegas, but am in town right now for Pubcon (a Search Marketing conference) for the next few days.  I contacted them and let them know I wanted to set up an appointment with them on Wed. morning to see the specific truck I was interested in.  We scheduled the appointment a few days prior to me being in town.  I then called them Wed. morning about an hour prior to my appointment to confirm the appointment and to make sure the truck I wanted was there.  I let them know I'd be by in about an hour and was looking forward to seeing the truck.  Appointment confirmed.\n\nI show up at 9:45 am, about 50 min. after I called and am greeted outside by a sales woman.  She brings me in, sits down and asks my name, pulls up my appointment and then takes me over to see the manager.  The manager pulls up my appointment and says to me - \"oh, you're hear to see truck X, (not listing what I want so I don't get spammed here by other dealers) it's really nice.\"  She then calls over a salesman to take me over to the trucks location and show it to me.  I head out the door with him and after a hundred yards or so as we're heading toward another building he tells me that the truck I am interested in was sold yesterday.\n\nAt this point, I'm annoyed! not because the truck is sold, but because NO ONE told me that when they had a chance to save me the trouble and time it took to go there, check in, talk to the manager, etc.  I'm in town on business and making a trip out of my way to see this truck and they knew it was sold... so why keep my appointment? Why invite me in?  Why send me to the manager and a salesman?  Simple answer, they figured why tell him it's sold; let's just get him in here and see if we can sell him something else instead.  PROBLEM is that is a total waste of my time.\n\nInitially I thought, maybe they didn't know it had sold when we spoke on the phone to confirm the appointment???  Now that I've thought about it more, I don't buy it though and that's why I'm giving them a bad review here and I don't buy the manager telling me: \"oh, you're hear to see truck X, it's really nice\" and here's why.  After I spoke to the manager and she called over the salesman she wanted to help me, we walked right outside and began talking while walking toward the lot and on the way he told me the truck had sold.  He didn't have any paperwork to check on it, he didn't call anyone on the way, we didn't go to an empty stall and then he called someone and said, where is X truck at?  He just knew that I was there to see the truck and it had sold the day before.\n\nAnyway, after he told me the truck had sold I told him my visit there was a waste of time and that I wished they would have told me earlier, etc.  He quickly checked his inventory to see if they had anything else on the lot that was similar to what I wanted and they didn't and that was that, I left.


\u00c7a vaut le d\u00e9placement.  Pas seulement une place \u00e0 hamburgers.  Au menu, tartare, fish & chips, steak frites, poutine avec cheddar doux ou vieilli, confie de canard et quelques salades et j'en oubli.  N'h\u00e9sitez pas \u00e0 l'essayer.


Why is it so hard for anyone here to see that this place is closed? I brought up this issue a while ago and they still show it as open; which is not. Sadly, I went there once and it didn't really light up the world on fire. I wondered what happened to the Greek place? If they were the same owners as this place, maybe they should've lived by the old addage \"If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it\".