I've been coming to Discount Tire since I moved to Las Vegas almost 10 years ago now. I have never not been greeted with a smile or ever felt like any of the employees wouldn't go out of their way for me. Like always, life happens and it's never fun to deal with car troubles. Through every single popped tired or deflated tire and even the occasional nail, I've been helped without ever feeling stressed.\n\nMy family and I always come to Discount Tire and receive quality care. We have had to replace tires when tread became low and they honestly told us the situation. We have always gotten great deals on the tires and were never shortchanged for any reason. The beauty is I've never been there all day long for something simple.\n\nBuying your tires through them allows you to come and get a Tire Rotation for free every single time. When it's busy, they tell you the time you'd expect to wait and can even take your number for when everything is done. All in all, this location is the one my family comes to for all our tire needs. When we needed to get a realignment, they referred us to a local shop that could do it at a discounted price. We've been treated like family since we've been coming here and I'd recommend this place above all.


This place passes the A&A test big time (atmosphere and attitude).  From the moment you first see the towering neon sign with \"Let's Eat\" blazing in the night sky, you know you've just hit the dining jackpot.  The place looks like it could have been decorated by the Duke himself (the horseshoe door handles are a nice touch).  The waitresses are all very friendly (their outfits include holsters with six-shooters).  I've been to the original location a couple of times but tried the Mesa restaurant last night.  Everything is prepared just right.  Meat, potatoes, BBQ beans--what's not to like.


When I want a fast food burger, the Jack Sirloin burger is my go-to. Chez Jack hits the spot en route to or from a night of revelry. This Jack was fast and friendly, can't ask for more.


Ordered from Albo's for a team lunch. I personally ordered the turkey club with fries, just average to me. My team members got the meat calzone and that was better than average. I'd say overall it's a basic pizza/bar food restaurant. Beats ordering from a pizza chain. I wouldn't go out of my neighborhood to come here but it was decent for a working lunch.


Went to Milos last night with friends to celebrate a birthday.  First, they were about an hour late seating us (we had reservations at 8:30pm).  When we did get seated, the waiter took our drink order and didn't return for at least 45 min.  We ordered appetizers, the calimari and tomato salad (which tasted wonderful), but it took forever to get those as well.  Two hours after ordering our dinner, we finally ate, but only after one of my friends made a complaint.  I had the salmon and we shared the fried potatos and greens.  They were ok, but definitely not worth the price and wait.  I'd skip it.


Great location, fun staff, yummy drinks, and awesome food! I had a quesadilla with beans and rice and it was delicious!


I have never had my eyebrows threaded before and frankly never trusted anyone else to touch them. I felt like I was taking a huge risk leaving them in someone else's hands. However, I have come to this place to have my lashes done and felt completely at ease with the people here. I have rarely met anyone nicer and more comforting to be around as hairs are being ripped from my face! I closed my eyes for a moment, had a pleasant conversation, and then BAM! I had amazing brows! It was lots of fun and nice to see guys there too getting cleaned up and pretty! :-P


Very clean for a robertos very fast.  Food was amazing I have been to other robertos and they were filthy and slow..


*****100th review!!! I think!!! LOL!!!!*****\n\nSooo I've been longing for a delicious deli that doesnt cost an arm and a leg!! My ex suggested here and off we went!\n\nI got the turkey bacon and avocado and the bf got the pastrami (i think!!) we ordered, paid, got our drinks, and some little muffins and bread! We took our seat and I tried all our little goodies... oh my they were delish! My son loved the hard bread and the bf liked the gingerbread. \n\nThe wait wasnt long and our order was already coming out! I seen them and was super pleased! His sandwich was HUGE!! My little got the regular ham sandwich and was happy with it. My sandwich looked AMAZING! I was excited to eat it!! I took a bite and I swear I creamed my panties! It was soooo yummy!!! There was enough of everything in the sandwich, it was perfect! The bread was soooooo yummy as was the spicy mayo! I took a bite of his pastrami and was floored! I never had it before but this was insanely good! I kept stealing his meat that would fall out LOL. \n\nThe service there was super good! They were very attentive and kind, the place was very clean and I seriously had no problems! We went back and I tried another sandwich (I dont remember what) which was also super delish! I also tried the strawberry shortcake and almost melted! If you look at the photos I have one in there! FRESH strawberries, whipped cream, and the softest angel food cake I've ever tried! This dessert was totally ace!\n\nI will totally be back and enjoy the yummies they have here, you should too!!


I ordered a draft IPA and a whiskey coke and paid 7 bucks plus tip.  Coming from Chicago, I actually was momentarily confused at how cheap that was.\n\nIt was a short wait to get on a pool table.  The dart machine was a little annoying to deal with whilst drinking, but I suppose most unfamiliar game consoles would be after having a few.\n\nA lot of TVs for watching the game are available but after 10 PM on a Saturday they definitely go unnoticed.\n\nWe played $5 worth of country songs on the jukebox ... I couldn't tell if the clientele thought of this as awesome or terrible, but I was having an awesome enough time to not really care.  They at least sang along with Red Solo Cup, so I'll take that as a good sign.\n\nOnly problem is that based on location you definitely need a DD or a cab on call.  Plenty of parking for that DD though.


Norton my beloved retriever loves this place and the ladies here are always happy to see him walk in the door.  They have great products here carefully selected toys and treats for your dog's health.  I love that it's locally owned and I hope they do well!


For what you pay for (value $5), and general speed of service, Little Caesars is a good option.  I went in on Saturday about 5pm and it was ready without ordering.  At times in the past I've had to wait 5 minutes tops.\n\nI generally get one for for the kids, at times I'll indulge too.  Average tasting, some better, some worse.


Capital Grille has delectable food, outstanding but unobtrusive service and a warm, welcoming d\u00e9cor.  It is one of our favorite restaurants, except that the sides are too large and there are no \"lighter\" entrees offered.   They replaced their whole roasted chicken (a hugh meal) with a Chicken Breast Confit, but there are two breasts (again too much food).  Since they do not offer smaller/lighter meal and side's options, we do not dine there as much as we would like.  On our visit this week my husband and I split a Caesar salad (very good) and a side of fries (also delicious but way too many fries).  My husband had the six ounce filet (not on the menu but you can request it) and I had the shrimp cocktail as my entr\u00e9e.  Both were outstanding and just the right size.  The wine list is varied with fair prices.


Had an appointment to get liquid gel nails done.  The lady who did my nails was very rude and I didn't like how they turned out. I tired to communicate with her but was ignored.  Will not return,  would not recommend.


I would give them a good review because their food really is good.... When they get it right. I have come here multiple times with my boyfriend and they have gotten the order incorrect at least twice.\n\nI am a vegetarian and have only had restaurants give me meat in my food probably 4 times in the past 6 years. As I took a bite into my potato manchego cheese tacos I distinctly tasted chicken. I waited 20 minutes to get the incorrect item that simply needs to be fried. Like I said before, I would go back if they could pay attention to the order.


This place is way overrated. They hook you with their one signature item (a glorified Mocha Ice Blended from Coffee Bean) and get you for their overpriced basic menu items. The service is sooooooooo slow, especially for a place that really isn't that big. Good place to hang out if you're in the right mood and the right people though I suppose.


Stopping by to say that the pistachio pavlova with chai tea ice cream and orange raspberries is divine. Out of this world. Enlightening. Splendid. I love when a chef can put together a combination that I've never heard of and makes it delicious. The pavlova has a nice crunch but is light like a cloud. The chai tea ice cream is strong on its own but mellows out and adds a nice spice when eaten with the pavlova. The raspberries add a sweet and tart note. Wow! Big enough to share, but... one hungry person could conquer this thing :)\n\nPortions are not huge, which I actually liked because I was able to try an appetizer, main course, and dessert. Usually I'm stuffed just from the entree! However, if you want to spend as little as possible and get full, this probably isn't the place for you.\n\nMinus 1 star because (1) my lobster mac and cheese [as seen on Top Chef Masters!!!] and peking duck breast were good but not extraordinary and (2) service was lackluster. The guy was okay, but he never smiled and didn't act like he cared about us at all.\n\nPS I came with a Restaurant.com certificate :)


Our experience with Sundance Helicopters was all in all ok! It was a great way to see the Grand Canyon, however there could defiantly be some changes made. Like anywhere in Vegas they offer you a VIP experience and rarely deliver. \n\nOur tour was a package with limo, helicopter, lunch and a glass of champagne. We were picked up by a limousine that was jammed full with other customers, the limo driver said no more than two words to us. \n\nWe were then ushered into a waiting room and sat and waited for over an hour for our flight. The flight was a full helicopter of 6 people, not what we had envisioned. The lunch was on a picnic table where all 6 of us sat and ate together. I was hoping to have lunch on a nice table with my partner and I. The champagne is included as a selling point! But it is barley worth mentioning as it was served in a plastic picnic cup and was barley half full as it was shared with the other 2 couples on the flight.  They give you half an hour to eat and see the canyon which was very rushed.\n\nThe pilot was great and the flight itself was a once in a lifetime experience but it is too obvious they are cutting costs by ramming as many people in at a time that they can. \n\nTo top it off our limousine driver dropped us off at the wrong hotel, we were so disorientated and confused and even after asking if it was the right place, he said yes. By the time we had realised we were at the Venetian and not Caesars palace it was already too late he was gone.


We decided to go with a mobile groomer for our 8 year old Bolognese dog. She has a lot of medical issues including being blind. It got stressful taking her to a groomer with barking dogs, blow dryers etc. Not to mention our Groomer of 6 years flaked out on us. I called Green Dog Mobile Grooming yesterday for the first time and had to leave a message. I chose this Co because of their reviews. I left a detailed message with my phone # and wanted to know how soon they can come out. That was over 24 hours ago and no call back. I called again and got voice mail again. I hung up. I understand people are busy but 24 hours is a little too long to not return a call for a potential new customer. I guess I will keep looking. I was really looking forward to having them out especially because of all of their good reviews. Oh well, I guess they don't need our business!


My friend and I had lunch buffet there since two free buffet vouchers were included in the room package.  However, I wouldn't eat here again even if we get another free buffet offer.  There was very few choices and they all tasted so so.  The ribs were dry and collard green tasted weird.  There was a little fly on the sweet shrimp sushi enjoying its meal. How appeptizing...Normally, dessert section is my favorite,  but the dessert selection was just okay.  If you were to spend $$ on a buffet, Harrah's has a much better deal and their buffet tastes much better!


In my opinion, Planet Hollywood (\"PH\"), at least in Las Vegas, gives off all the signs of a dying restaurant.   \n\nMy wife and I visited Planet Hollywood in Caesar's Palace several times in the 90's.   The food was fair, but the atmosphere was cool enough to make up for it.  They had really cool move artifacts, like Darth Vador's costume.  The vibe was also energetic.  It actually felt like stepping into something from Hollywood.  The food wasn't too expensive, maybe $8-10 a plate, and the portions were generous enough that you left satisfied - if not blown away.\n\nOn our recent trip to Vegas, we decided to give it a try again.  Now with two young children, we thought this might be a fun experience for them.  We learned that the location had changed and made our way to the new restaurant.  When I saw it, I should have turned the other way.  The new d\u00e9cor was an attempt to be cool, without pulling it off.  Kind of like a geeky school kid wearing what he thinks is the latest fashion.  PH no longer had the dark vibe, but instead looked like it was designed by IKEA with red chairs and a modern look.  In addition, the movie artifacts were meager and not interesting.  For example, they have a dress form some movie that no one cares about.  The only cool thing that I recall was a model of the Starship Enterprise.  \n\nWell, maybe the food would make up for it.  My wife and I ordered expensive entr\u00e9e salads.  My children ordered something off of the children's menu.  The children's menu was overpriced and about the quality of McDonald's food.  Both of my children left hungry.  The salads tasted fairly good, but the portions were ridiculously small.  Sorry PH, you can't make yourself a top quality restaurant by simply reducing your portion sizes.  That is the first sign of a crappy restaurant in my opinion.  They think they can give you practically nothing to eat and pretend that they are upscale.  I don't mind that at the right restaurant, with best-in-the-country chefs, but PH is far from that.  Instead, PH serves food about the quality of Chilies' and can't pull of the small portion sizes.  At least somewhere like Chilies' makes up for food quality by giving you enough food to leave full.  So, in the end, I had a fairly good tasting salad, which was too small to satisfy, and too expensive to ever motivate me to come back.  We spent over $60 for two adult meals, two children's meals, and no drinks or appetizers.  \n\nThe worst part, and the reason I think the place shows signs of eminent closure was the stupid post card fraud.  They show up at your table, when you just want to be left alone and ask if they can take the families picture for a \"complamentry postcard.\"  Then, after you have finished and want to get out of the place, they show up with the postcard.  The postcard is the size of a postcard, but the photograph has been reduced to the size of a postage stamp.  Then, they pull out some fancier versions and try to sell them to you for ridiculous prices.  Oh yah, I want to spend $25 to commemorate my lousy dinner at your restaurant.  No thanks.  And of course, they don't take the first no as a no and keep pushing.  I almost lost my cool with them at that point.   I gathered the family and got out of there.  A good restaurant could survive on selling good food, not photographs\n\nI wouldn't recommend PH to anyone.


I'm not surprised by the reviews and wished I would have read them before going.  What I am surprised about is how many negative reviews there are going back several years and the same problems remain...hello?\n\nThis was our first and last visit.  There's no \"Steak House\" apeal at all.  It more resembles a nursing home.  Not only the cliental but the decor as well.  Even when the phone rings, it seems to be amplified so everyone has an opportunity to hear it.  Management seemed very out of touch not only with the guests but the employees as well.  \n\nThe portions on the sides were very small and the 16 oz Ribeye I had ordered medium rare...half, yes half of the steak they praise was medium well and the other half was RARE, very very rare.  They forgot to bring out my mashed potatoes and once they did after I said something they were very dry.  Everything I had lacked flavor and care.  I could go on about the other 3 dishes my family had and didn't care for, however I really want to put this behind us. \n\nOnce a week my family and I try something new...we will not be back!


I've been here for shows many times through the years.  The venue is small, but it is cozy and has lots of charm.  I've seen stand up comedy, concerts, and other events here and for pretty much all of them I'd say there isn't a bad seat in the house.  \n\nSince it is small though, it tends to get crowded very quickly  - and in general there is not assigned seating for the shows - so definitely show up early (before doors open) to get the best seats, or to make sure you sit together if you are with a large group.   Parking is not the best, but If you don't mind a small walk parking in the neighborhood behind the theater is your best option.


I cannot believe this place exists! How is it competitive in Charlotte?\nThe flavors are absurdly overdone: super salty, super sweet, and conflicting in that they pair savory with super sweet and drown it all out.\nI may have an answer: the place is filled with the elderly. Maybe it's \"The Walking Dead\" tongues. Seriously, the youngest person there was in their early 50's. It's like a \"speak-easy\" for the rich elderly...it just keeps afloat by a secret handshake that acknowledges you are in a terrible place but you can be old there without the riff-raff.\nAlso, it is terribly expensive for the low quality they are putting on the plate. Even the drinks are super sweet.\nAVOID AT ALL COSTS!


I always like to use local companies and found Streak Patrol on Yelp.  AJ was very professional, came out the same day I called to give me quote which I was very pleased with. AJ was prompt on day of cleaning and did a AWESOME job on my outside windows.  I definitely will use Streak Patrol in future for both outside and inside window cleaning.


I stayed here during the last week of June.  I think I stayed here 10 years ago and everything looks just the same. The nicest people at this hotel are, by far, the valet guys. It was SO hot out and they were friendly. Got back late one night to a full lot and the guy parked my car so I would not have to go back to creepy self-park all alone. So thanks valet dude. Check in didnt take long, dude was ok. It took forever to get our bags though. The casino reeks of smoke. Pee-youuuu.\n\nMy room was on floor 7, tower one. One good thing is that it does not take 30 min to get to your room, like at MGM. The room though...yuck. It's just old. I felt like i was time warped to the 70's. The beds.... Not good. One week later and my back and neck still hurt from the beds/pillows.  Fixtures and lamps and stuff were dirty. Bathroom was small, it was clean enough. Towels were very thin and stained. Maids we saw in the hallway were super nice and gave us what we needed. \n\nExcalibur hotel has a good food court. You also get a nifty little coupon book.  Would I stay here again? Only if I absolutely have to. My advice is spend the extra few bucks and get a nicer room at a newer hotel. \n\nEnjoy Vegas, baby!


Filthy store, terrible selection, only two checkout lines open.  Absolutely the worst grocery I've ever walked into.  The store needs to be demolished and rebuilt -- with new employees.  Better selection and prices at a drugstore or a convenience store.


How does Stack stack up?  A-OK (to coin a Yelpism).  We decided to partake in the half price apps and well drinks between 5-7pm.  We found a nice little table and took a seat.  We waited a little while for someone to take our app order, but they were quite busy.  \n\nUnfortunately, our first cocktail waitress was not friendly at all.  She was quite grumpy and didn't smile even once.  We placed our orders and waited for our cocktails.  When my drink was placed in front of me, I realized after she left that it was not what I ordered.  Try as we might, we could not get the waitress' attention.  Fortunately another cocktail server came by and quickly resolved the mistake.\n\nWe both ordered the lobster tacos, which were really tiny and cute.  They tasted delicious.  I wish they would have been bigger!   I would have liked to have tried another app, but the lobster tacos were the most appetizing to me.  \n\nWould I return?  Perhaps.


Pricey--more than Cava and Carlitos, fine dining Mexican in Montecito and SB, respectively. 5 bucks for a small diet Coke seems gratuitous.  I think it's overpriced but truly innovative menu with well-executed traditional dishes as well. \n\nBut it's very good. My verde enchiladas were 22 and perfect. I don't think it's any better than Rosa Mexicano, however. And the chicken enchiladas suiza are 16 or 17 there and you get rice and beans on the side. I don't know how prices at the Aria branch compare to the Newport Beach location, but since I avoid the OC like an STD, I will never know. \n\nI was at Fashion Island this summer and yes, that's a very pretty place to shop. But other than Laguna, I despise the OC except for the secondhand/designer resale which truly is outstanding both in terms of quality and value. \n\nBut I didn't like anything about Newport Beach, not even the beach and couldn't wait to return to WLA and cross the border back from the Orange Curtain back to civilized Los Angeles. \n\nThe spicy red salsa deserves all the praise it has received from Yelpers. \n\nI didn't get adventurous with cocktails and in fact, didn't even drink wine. But everyone says their specialty cocktails and various margaritas are noteworthy. \n\nIt's wonderful food but you'll spend more than Rosa Mexicano in NYC or LA and, with a few exceptions (the lamb shank over orzo with the best greens you will ever eat), Montecito's Cava. \n\nBartender--Tina, I believe but it could be Tara so I apologize if I have gotten it wrong--is not only beautiful but smart and a great bartender with a great personality.


Disappointing overall.  Spring rolls were unpleasant.  Poor flavor and texture.  Vegetarian massaman curry was okay.  Good spice, overly sweet.


I used to go to Ingleside animal hospital for all my pets needs. I had a very sick kitty that they could not figure out what was wrong. The only option was exploratory surgery for an amount that was way out of my budget. I also didn't think my kitty would survive the surgery. They attempted to find every $!00 treatment they could over the course of several years. Never did figure out what ailed him. They got the money in the long run. Once my kitty needed some more antibiotics for an abscess that Dr. Serbin had already seen and prescribed for. The abscess came back. I had recently lost my car and my job and asked if they could just call a script in to a local pharmacy as i didn't have the $ for a cab ride or the visit. It had been 4 months since his last office visit and like i said they had seen this poor kitty dozens of times on deaths door over years. He told me it wasn't ethical to prescribe the meds that i needed to come in. I was irrate. I had just been in there for another cat 2 months prior and had a standing antibiotic script for him so I asked if they could call in the script for the other animal they had just seen. He told me that he wouldnt because he knew I would give it to the other animal.  I ended up having to get my hands on some from someone else. otherwise my poor cat would have went without. I wrote a letter to them of how upset i was and got no reply.\n\n A few years later after trying many other vets and the sick kitty had passed away the other kitty I had needed a dental cleaning. I had saved adamantly to acquire the funds to get it done over 2 years. (its very expensive. In light of my experiences there I trusted their competency with doing the dental surgery so I returned back money in hand over $400. My anger from previous grievances were furthest from my mind had just about forgotten and just wanted my cats teeth cleaned. On the day of the appt because of my cats age they did pre blood work for the surgery and it came back he was diabetic. I couldn't believe it i had another cat that was diabetic and this one didn't show any of the signs i was shocked so they ran some more tests and loaded me up with insulin and never cleaned his teeth. My bill was just about all of the $400 i had desperately saved. Every time i gave the cat insulin his sugar would crash. I ended up going to a different vet (BLUE CROSS animal hospital) who eventually did the surgery and said that his mouth was causing his diabetes and he just needed it done. I suspect  Ingleside purposely ran my bill up and didn't treat my animal because of past disputes. I have no proof but I will never pass on a chance to warn other cat owners to avoid them I will never return there and am so much happier with BCAC. I live in tempe now but will gladly drive to BCAC.


After my nightmarish evening at the Plaza Hotel and Casino (see my review of that fleabag!) I checked into the Golden Nugget, and couldn't have been more happy. For about $15 more a night, the difference was staggering! \n\nFirst, the casino, lobby and elevators have been beautifully restored, and are clean and fresh smelling. The check-in staff was not overtly friendly, but still very polite and respectful. The offer of bellboy service was made, but in the age of rolling luggage, who needs that!\n\nI wasn't expecting much from my Gold Tower room, but was delighted to see how spacious and luxurious it was! Amazingly comfortable bed, nice furniture, giant flat-panel television, mini-safe for valuables, etc. The entry area was marbled, with the balance of the room carpeted. Everything was immaculately clean, and the room was fresh smelling but not laden with cleaning chemicals or disinfectant. The bathroom was smallish (hey, this is a very old building) but again, it was beautifully restored...marble tile, elegant sink/counter, shower with curved curtain rod and great water pressure, etc. The commode seemed to be rocket powered! WiFi internet access was a bit pricey at $12.95 a day, but it worked well and was very speedy. Now none of this was a fluke, as each of my three friends had rooms that were virtually identical.\n\nIf I had to say anything negative about the room, it would be that sound isolation is not terribly good. It's not that I could hear people through the walls, but sounds in the hallway (doors slamming, people walking, etc.) definitely seemed quite loud. Again, this probably just goes with the territory in an older building. No big deal.\n\nThat evening my friends and I took a quick dip in the pool, and had fun swimming up within inches of the giant fish and sharks in the central aquarium. It was fascinating to be so close to these beautiful animals. Afterwards we soaked in the jacuzzi for an hour or so, to unwind before going out to dinner. The pool staff was attentive and helpful...lots of clean, high quality towels were provided, and the wait staff was quick to bring drinks around.\n\nWe spent a fair amount of time in two Nugget bars, I wish I could remember the name of them. The first has a large balcony that hangs out over Fremont Street, and it's a great spot to do a little \"people watching.\" The second is a circular arrangement with the bar in the middle, and it had the most amazing band playing there. Just four piece (guitar, keyboardist/vocalist, drums, bass) but they sounded huge, their level of musicianship was tremendous and the singer really knew how to work a crowd.\n\nHonestly, I had no idea that downtown Vegas had a hotel of this caliber! When traveling for work, I usually stay at the Bellagio. Now the Nugget is no Bellagio, but you know what...it's really not too far behind! Anyhow, I definitely recommend this hotel to anybody who wishes to enjoy the \"old school\" Fremont Street scene.


Good sushi + a good price = winner. It's hard to find a decent place for sushi that doesn't cost an arm and a leg...except at dozo. Here you get the best of both. I really like the amount of specialty rolls they have here and the favor combos. The prices for the rolls are great too with the specialty rolls topping out at like $11-12 for 8 rather large pieces and they don't skimp on the fish in them. A good judge is that a  negihama roll had not chopped yellowtail but slices of fish and plenty of scallion for i think $5.\n\nThe only things keeping this place from a 5 star are that it can take awhile to get the food (even when you are the only people there) and some of the rolls aren't wrapped well so it's hard to pick them up with chopsticks. But These are really outweighed by the quality of the fish and the prices.


Pizza was delivered in a timely fashion but it was burned and almost inedible. The cheese bread was even just average. I will not be ordering here again.


Pretty average establishment and one of the few places undeserving of its 4/5 Yelp rating in my opinion.\n\nThe place is average in terms of size and accomodations.  It has a frustratingly small parking lot.  The service is slow and the staff is generally pretty obnoxious.  The food ranges from typical bar fare to a  couple upscale dishes.\n\nThe deal breaker here is the atmosphere.  I see reviews stating that it's a \"great laid-back place to go hang out\".  I'm not sure what bar they were talking about, but it isn't Casey Moore's.  This is the type of place people go to be seen.  Most of the patrons on the weekends look like they fell out of an Urban Outfitters ad.  These are the type of people that spend three hours in front of the mirror perfecting their \"just threw this outfit on\" look.  Yes indie kids, I'm talking to you: Don't worry, they serve PBR here.  I know you'll lose your superhero powers of \"listening to music no one's ever heard of\" if you don't consume at least one Pabst a day. \n\nIf you're determined to go, go on a weekday and avoid the hipsters.   People send friends ahead to camp out tables for entire weekend evenings, so good luck finding a place to sit.  Otherwise, just head a few blocks away to Four Peaks.


Wow - what an experience my wife and I had - \n\nFirst, we weren't planning on seeing a show, but happened to be in the casino when they were handing out discount passes to Zumanity, so we said, why not? The line at the box office was painfully slow, we had 3 people in front of us and it still took an hour...AN HOUR! Once we did make it to the clerk, she informed us the discount passes were not good for the show time we were able to make. Figures, isn't that how it goes! \n\nSo, I must say, the show itself is pretty impressive - very funny, amazing and entertaining. This review reflects nothing about the show itself - the performers were incredible.\n\nHere is the problem - the theatre staff/management. We were seated in front a group of drunken idiots who didn't speak english and apparently didnt understand what was happening around them. They were completely out of control. THEATRE STAFF DID NOTHING! We complained and were told it was our own fault, we should have asked to be reseated elsewhere! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!!! We then asked for the manager, and she couldn't have been less helpful - she didnt care either, she told us they 'tried' to ask them to be quiet! ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! YOU ASKED THEM TO BE QUIET?\n\nWe go no where with the theatre staff, so we went to hotel management. They couldn't care less. There are plenty of choices in Vegas - no need to ever step foot into New York New York again.\n\nMy apologies to the performers of Zumanity, you were amazing! You are the only reason this review doesn't get one star. It is unfortunate that your theatre staff don't care enough about other patrons - our experience was completely ruined.


We went here before going to the airport on our last night in Vegas.  Food was just okay, but the service was TERRIBLE despite it being a slow Monday night.  The waiter was young and inexperienced (and since we were a party of six gratuity was already added so he must have thought he didn't need to try hard).  It wasn't until after I got home and checked my bank statement did I see that he had helped himself to $103.00 tip.  My receipt shows a bill for $33.00.  After calling the manager several times with no response, I will be filing a fraudulent claim with my bank.  Just thought I would let fellow diners know that there are so many better options on the strip and customer service here is severely flawed.


Came here for lunch with work and ordered the salmon kale salad. Not having high expectations, it actually had a great oriental taste. The salmon was a little overlooked but the kale was delicious. This is a good bar to come to for some food, drinks and sports.


Great, blast-from-the-past styles, although I dont think the quality is that great.  Still, I bought 3 dresses that fit me perfectly.  One was on sale, the other two were full priced and ranged from $70 to $120.  But, I had a 20% off coupon that I got from the coupon booklet available at the Miracle Mile customer service desk, so the damage to my pocket book was not so severe.  I found the sales staff to be helpful, but not overwhelmingly so.  My mother did just as much to get me different sizes while I was trying on clothes in the fitting room.


To start, id have to sum it up with one word....Spectacular. I went with five other adults and we looked at the menu over and over hoping to find something. Everything looked like it would be small and we were not getting it. The waitress schooled us once we told her what we were thinking and it was down hill from there.....\n\nWe ordered a few apps for the table and they were amazing. We then proceeded to order a few different dishes EACH and not one person at the table had a negative word to utter. \n\nI couldn't believe what I was tasting. Each bite was almost orgasmic....almost. \n\nI loved this place. We tried it because we heard that the chef/owner also owns Barringtons which we also rate as a place to go. \n\nCheck this place out if you get a chance but plan to wait because they don't take reservations unless six or more people.


In town celebrating my son's wedding, I came in to Vo's looking for a pedi/mani/fill's for 5 people on 6/6/14, including the bride.  \nOne of the best experiences we'd ever had. We all agreed on that.  The fact it's family owned and operated makes for a great time.  From the customers to the staff, everyone was happy and engaging.  \nThank you Vo's for being so attentive and making us laugh. We loved our time with you.


Typical Cap's right next to my place so it's convenient.  The staff are actually nice...shocking I know!


...I guess they could just let the vagrants move into this Post Office.  Seriously filthy facilities, many questionable sorts hanging around even at 4:30pm, and rude customer service.  I admittedly don't expect much from the USPS at this point, aside from overpriced and low quality service, but this place is seriously in need of an overhaul and at least a security guard.


Rito's easily has the best red chile and beans in the world, maybe even universe- now that Pluto is not a planet. \n\nDon't be scared by the wussies that say the area is scary- I guess when you live in Sun City- the big city can be scary. On any given day the place will be packed with city workers, CPAs, medical staff from Good Sam, teachers and the occasional sketchy dude. \n\nThis family owned spot puts out amazingly good food. The menu is limited-but it's all about quality not quantity. I do not feel that the food is overpriced at all. You are buying fresh made food with soul-if you want heartless crap hit Taco Hell on McDowell. \n\nIf you live a charmed life and they're selling tacos when you are there- for the love of heysoos- buy three. The guacamole tacos are amazing. If they were to become illegal- I would rob old people so I could support my habit.\n\nIf only they would step up their game and offer fountain drinks- that would be great. Cans of soda do not help during hot summer months.


the food was good and had very nice presentation.\nwe had: \nmezza combo\nsteak and hummus\nfried kebbeh\nmakanek\nfalafel\nmossaka\n\nits more expensive than what i thought it would be.


Love the atmosphere, food was okay for a smoked bbq joint.  Brisket decent, ribs and pulled pork were a bit dry and chicken was good... The mac and cheese was delicious!


Just heard this place closed as of 7/31/2014. Why am I not surprised? Such a disappointment.  Guess I won't get the chance to give it another chance. Can we have Blue Burrito back now, please?


One of Las Vegas's best sushi bar restaurant in mine and many of my peers/families opinion. This place had me at KPOP, their decor and AYCE pricing! Very fun atmosphere, I love their servers (always friendly and funny), waiting time is fair, sushi is bomb.com  However, I still prefer Oyshi over Kaya.\n\nCons:\n-Parking sucks around Kaya area (in advance, I suggest you carpool to save time and gas).\n-Waiting to get a table or a seat at the bar varies because this spot really is small.


This isn't a bad place to grab a drink. Not a great place. I met up with someone for one drink, which somehow turned into 5. \n\nIt's got a very modern feel to it, and they had a very good Top 40 DJ on this one Thursday night. \n\nEasy to grab a table, the service is ok, but the drinks are severely watered down...big time. \n\nIf you are at Mandalay Bay and looking to grab a drink, perhaps hit up House of Blues, or take a cab and go down to a locals spot like Blue Martini.


This place is a joke. I lived here 2 years and I am finally moving.\n\nPROs:\n\n-Good location: light rails, bus, Tempe Marketplace, ASU, Four Peaks Brewery, Park across the street with a \"dog park\" if you can call it that. (basically a prison yard with a tree in it.)\n\n-Cheaper place to live in the area. (you get what you pay for!!!....if not less!)\n\n^LITERALLY ALL I COULD COME UP WITH.\n\nCons:\n\n-My girlfriend had two bikes stolen here, first bike was stolen and never recovered. Second bike's lock was cut and the whole bike was taken by the maintenance man because he thought it was abandoned when it was parked right in front of our apartment! We were told to pick it up the following business day as the weekend was coming up and when we did they said it had already been thrown in the dumpster and was never recovered. \n\n-The apartments are extremely small and looks nothing like the model. \n\n-The Jacuzzi is either cold or extremely hot and the bubbles don't work. The pools are always filthy, and the regular pool is UNrefreshing in the summer, its very warm like you are sitting in bathtub that was filled up hours ago.\n\n-They shut off the water unexpectedly and don't turn it back on when they said it should be on by. Sewage has backed up into our sink and tub on two occasions.\n\n-The gates are always open and never shut, which could be on the \"PROs\" list, since I only have a motorcycle and when the gates ARE shut I cant get out unless a car drives out first.\n\n-Management is extremely rude and unhelpful, there has been 3 different sets of staff since I've lived here. The maintenance people have never been rude to me however.\n\n-They give you a 48 hour notice of entry over a month before you leave to assess your apartment, ONE MONTH BEFORE! The letter encourages the residents to be present and when I asked to have the walk be pushed back just a few days so I could be home when they walk I was told abruptly \"NO.\" The manager Brittany wouldn't even come out and talk to me she sat in her office and kept relaying everything she had to say to her secretary who was also very rude to me. They wanted to know what I was hiding or why I asked for a few extra days.\n\n-I put my notice in to move and they basically interrogated me as to why I was leaving, where I was moving, they wanted my new address even though I didn't have one. I was even told to try to convince my girlfriend to stay.. Uh hello?! We decided to move what don't you get?!\n\n-Dog poo everywhere\n\n-Several notices to clean up my porch because of things like \"litter\" after a storm blew a grocery store ad in front of my door.\n\n-Paper-thin walls (you can hear stomping, people turning on their showers and sinks, flushing the toilets, baby's crying, dogs barking, floor boards creaking, our window was literally up against someone else's door.)\n\n-Things in the apartment constantly breaking or needing repair.\n\n-Shady people lurking around all hours of the day/night.\n\n-Few shootings across the street at another property and a lady intentionally sped down and alley into another complex's place of living, killing herself.\n\nOVERALL:\n\nMy favorite part about living here was the location. I left 1 star and that is strictly due to location. I would NOT have given a 0 star if possible I still would have left just 1 star, as I said..strictly due to location.


This place is picture post card cute. From the giant bowl of latte to the almond creme croissant breakfast was perfect. My bagel with cream cheese and smoked salmon was enough for two meals. The French know how to do breakfast, coffee and pastry. If you want a authentic taste of Montreal Figaro is your place.


It isn't that I didn't enjoy my food and the service.  It just didn't live up to my experience at other Joe's I've been to.  I have been to Joe's in two other cities and had better, more memorable experiences.  \n\nTo some extent, we felt rushed.  Only a few minutes after taking our drink order, the server came back three times asking if we were ready to order.  I felt pressured to make a choice.  The drinks and appetizers came out very quickly as did our main meal.  Too quickly.  We had barely dug into the appetizers when the entrees were brought out.  Usually this isn't that big an issue, but when you are having one of the hot pots, you basically have to start eating it right away (because who likes cold crab legs or clams?).  We were there on a Saturday night, so perhaps they are set up so they can have a quick turn around and get a lot of people through with minimal wait times, but I personally like to take time to savor my meals.  \n\nIf you like food with a kick, I highly recommend the \"great balls of fire\" appetizer.  Filled with flavor, but with just the right amount of spice to not kill your tastebuds.\n\nFor an entree, I had the Joe's Classic steam pot.  It was tasty, but didn't seem as flavorful as I had expected.  My dining companion had chicken tenders and he thought they were very tasty.  It is nice that they have options like steak and chicken tenders at a restaurant that focuses on seafood.  Many similiar locations have far fewer options.\n\nOverall, food was decent and service was OK.  There are just a lot more restaurants that I'd prefer to visit again (or for the first time) before I'll come back to Joe's.


This place gets a 4.5 Stars!\n\nI played on these fields twice for softball tournaments. One was for the ASA softball Worlds that they hosted and the other was most recently the ASA Hispanic Worlds Tournament. Both experiences have been great. Several well kept softball fields, sand volleyball courts, batting cages and bar/lounge area were one can have accessibility to watch the games. It seems to have ample parking lot, so I don't think parking will be a problem.\n\nI believe there is an entrance fee of $3.00 dollars. At Big League Dreams they charge $3.00 for entrance fee, but they give you a free drink token as well. I don't recall Victory Lane doing that.\n\nOverall great park and environment! A great sports venue!!!


Salt River Tubing runs its operation like a well-oiled machine, with frequent shuttles at the pick up points with drivers who know what they're doing and are happy to help you out.  SRT works hard to keep the environmental impact of recreational tubing under control, running staff through the river regularly servicing SRT-provided waste receptacles and equipping tubers with plastic bags designated for trash collection.\n\nThe availability of restroom facilities, even pit toilet park-standard facilities, regularly along the route does wonders for making this activity civilized.\n\nFun and well worth the thirteen bucks for a day rental of tube and shuttle service.


On my last trip to Vegas, I finally got to eat at the legendary Monta Ramen.  This place has been on my \"to do\" list since I lived here 3 yrs ago.  I've tried at least a dozen times to go, but because this place is so small, the wait is usually very long and I'm not patient enough to wait in a long line for Ramen.  However, this past trip we went at a great time in-between lunch/dinner when there was no wait list.\n\nI ordered:\n\nSmall Fried Rice, $3.95\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=w5AX4KwSXtzmxSEt-vej8g#w5AX4KwSXtzmxSEt-vej8g\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=391aM_l0lDis4oAtZPcTaw#391aM_l0lDis4oAtZPcTaw\n\nTonkotsu Shoyu Ramen, $7.25\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=cMExaL7ebqN31EuREScnlg#cMExaL7ebqN31EuREScnlg\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=g152vHdE64gsXDp65vDoGg#g152vHdE64gsXDp65vDoGg\n\nMiso Ramen (no meat), $7.25\nhttp://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/monta-ramen-las-vegas-2?select=N4jGhfIm1nN5oyNe0EwrIQ#N4jGhfIm1nN5oyNe0EwrIQ\n\nThe portions here are much smaller than other Ramen places I've been to.  If you're accustomed to the large portions in So Cal Ramen joints, be warned that the portions here is about 3/4 those portions.  The Fried Rice was very good and hit the spot.  The Ramen was very good, full of flavor.  I had the Veggie Miso Ramen and it was awesome.  The Better Half had the Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen and she thoroughly enjoyed it as well.\n\nOther notes:  They make the Ramen fresh to order, so it's a bit of a wait.  There's also counter seating available for convenience.  We sat at the counter and watched them make the dishes....pretty cool.\n\nDid it live up to the hype?  It met my expectations and was definitely 4 Stars in my opinion.\n\nReturn Factor - 80%


I tried going here for groceries for a little while and the store was always clean and there was definitely always a lot of eye candy shopping here, but Safeway is kinda pricey... especially compared to the new Walmart Neighborhood Market that just went up down the street, and I've never checked out at this location without having to wait in a line.\n\nI also had a bad experience here a few weeks ago. I wanted to run into a place and grab some light beers, and just happened to be driving by Safeway and thought \"what the hell?\" So I go in, grab a 6-pack of O'Douls (yes... non-alcoholic beer), and as I'm checking out the 5'2 Indian lady behind the counter (I think her name was Betty... something with double-consonants and short) claimed that my ID was fake! I'm a slightly over 6' and had plenty of stubble that day. \n\nBetty went on to have me repeat EVERY single line on my driver's license. Even after which she said, \"You are not 6', you look around 5'8.\" This came from a lady who barely came up to my chin. When I told her that was ridiculous she actually made the claim \"this is not your ID\", from which I started producing my credit card, work id (with photo), and school ID (with photo), which she stared at for 30 seconds while turning over trying to prove they were fake, then grunted and sold me my non-alcoholic beer... all while still acting as if she felt I was some sort of hooligan!\n\nWhen I asked Betty what her problem was, she said that the night before they had been \"raided\" and her co-workers were given thousands of dollars of fines, and she didn't want to be fined. I understand that sucks, but it is not acceptable to make that interfere with your customer service and make customers feel like escaped prison convicts.


It looks cool in the reviews but the over look is very cafeie, the drink are nice but unless its happy hour they are over priced for a mimosas and some wines, the food is worth it not bad considering the area caters to tourist and the \"Ogden\" residents


Thought it sounded like a good idea... not at all.  Limited menu and the chicken strips were all fried coating, very little meat.  But the food in an airport is expected to be \"eh\" so that's not why it's one star.  \n\nThe service was awful.  Told to take a seat and he would bring a menu to me, never did.  I waited for 15 minutes, all the while gesturing to the waiter to just get a head nod but no attention.  Gal finally came over and proceeded to take the guys orders next to me first even though they just arrived (unfortunately this rating reflects the fact that these guys were just rude not inviting me to order first, even though it was clear I was waiting).  Coke delivered instead of Diet Coke and charged 2.50 for a small ramkin of bland coleslaw.\n\nBummer that this place is representing the new terminal.  I would go to the little food court instead next time around.


I'll say this club is very fancy. Nice bathrooms everything looks great. But I paid $9 for a bud light draft that is kinda said ended up leaving after one hour was not all impressed by the girls two on a stage at a time. No draft beer. Go somewhere else unless you're wanting to spend your whole paycheck.


Layover. Looking for a hot breakfast. \n\nI was impressed by the variety on the breakfast menu, for an airport joint. I ordered some kind of scramble with mushrooms and sausage in it, with a side of thick-cut bacon. I also tried to order hot chocolate, but only some coffee was available. They didn't even offer tea. I got the coffee anyways... it was decidedly gross. (It's not that I don't drink coffee, just wasn't in the mood, but I was freezing.)\n\nThe breakfast portion was huge, but I really didn't eat most of it. Everything was cold, which was a bit confusing because it came out so fast. The scramble was watery. The toast was not toast at all... just bread. Not warm, not crisp. The potatoes were pretty dry. Bacon was reasonably delish, though.\n\nStill, I guess for a \"sit-down\" breakfast in the Charlotte Airport without having to go out of my way, I'm fairly grateful for Bad Daddy's existence. Just wish it would've been hot. \n\nService was good, though. Attentive, smiley. Energetic. \n\nIt coulda been worse, but I've definitely experienced better-- even in airports.


Typically I would stay at City Center but was hearing good things about this place so decided to try it out. I always like newer hotels. Well, because they are just \"new\". For the price it's unbeatable. Room is nice. It's not small. I don't know why people post that these are small rooms. I'm in a premium. Paid 67 after resort fee. And stop complaining about the resort fees. ALL OF VEGAS CHARGES THIS!!!! It is true to its claim, smaller boutique hotel. You don't feel like your in vegas. Valet is great. Texting thing is awesome. Distance to room is simple and NOT FAR AWAY. I SWARE people who complain about the tower being far away. You're mental. Try navigating through Caesars, or MGM. It's as if you've never been to Vegas. This place is charming. The access to the street is awesome and the street is clean. Newer. I feel like I'm in downtown San Diego. Triple George Grill is just down the street. Not the typical $100 steak you see everywhere else in town. My filet was $26. I think that's fair. Half shower is not that bad. Come on!!! Water pressure is just ok. But seriously. You people complaining about the water going everywhere. You act as if this is your house as if YOURE going to clean it up. The water DOES NOT go everywhere unless you do jumping jacks in the shower. Give me a break. I sware I think people just want to hear themselves whine. And you DO NOT freeze because of the half wall. Yelpers can be so dramatic and kind of dumb. The only reason why I gave 4 is because of the music. You can hear it even at the top floor. This is a problem for this hotel. It's my belief that when I party I'm partying. But when I'm in my room, I want peace and quiet. Ask for the top floor. Away from street and it will be a good experience. And one last thing, I would never drink out of a coffee maker in a hotel room. Never. Not only does the coffee usually totally suck, imagine all the people using it. So once again, you posters complaining about that, carry your lazy butts downstairs and buy a cup of real coffee and suck it up because you are paying for it and remember you didn't spend the $200 per night rate at the Encore.


A phenomenal hidden gem near the Las Vegas Strip! My husband and I recently moved from the Bay area where we had a variety of vegan restaurant options. Moving to Vegas was disheartening because the dining choices are not as vegan friend as we used to. When a group of friends visited from Cali, they were considered enough to offer going to a vegan restaurant. From the group of 6, I was the only vegan, my friend was a pescatarian and the rest of the group were omnivores/carnivores. \n\nWe ordered a variety of dishes and a total of four soups, which were initially brought out. One soup was better than the other and I was continually amazed at the phenomenal taste and authentic flavors of each soup. My friends were equally delighted. As the dishes came out, everybody was amazed how \"real\" the food tasted. In fact, one of them apparently did not even realize he was eating imitation meat! He just thought that the restaurant was vegan friendly but that they had meat options. This is a guy who eats meat for every meal!\n\nAfter hearing  everyone's very positive feedback, a few days later I invited another visitor friend of mine to try their dining experience. She absolutely loved it as well. \n\nAfter the first visit to say the least, I've gone back a lot more. Each time, the atmosphere has been very relaxing and zen; the staff very approachable and extremely friendly; the food has been consistently delicious!!\n\nOverall, this place is definitely my new go-to place for everything- whether it'd be to treat a cold, take our guests, or just have a great time. (When I feel a bit under the weather or get a cold, their soups are a must. I completely recover the day after!)\n\nIf you're a local, whether vegan or not, this place is a must to check out! If you've visiting, they're very close to the strip so be sure to visit for a very relaxing and delicious experience. \n\nNOTE FOR THE VEGANS: If you are Vegan, make sure to let the staff know. I was told that some of their foods may contain eggs- but nothing more. Make sure to ask and they'll let you know the dishes that are off limits.


Thank you fellow Yelpers for not failing me. \n\nI just moved into a house and wanted to get all the locks changed. I called a locksmith that my realtor suggested and that guy couldn't even make an appointment. As he put it \"Wednesday is too early to make an appointment for Friday. Call me Friday and I'll let you know if I can come out.\"\nEff that! So I jump on Yelp search for locksmith and find the great reviews for Jeff.\n\nMy husband called Jeff on Thursday and he gladly made an appointment for 8am on Friday. \n\nJeff showed up on time and gave me my options and he got straight to work. \n\nHe is a friendly guy and only charged $105 to change out four locks. \n\nI found his professionalism, friendliness and prices to be awesome! If I ever need a locksmith again I would call Jeff.


They boast that they have the worlds best pancakes - and it is true! Each bite tastes like toasted butter! Quick and friendly service, cheap, and located inside the Golden Gate Casino.


I am not a mean person, not a vindictive person. I bear the friendly people of Pizza Parma no ill will.\n\nBut their pizza was remarkably terrible.\n\nWent there, hungry, a bit past midnight, looking for a little something before going home to sleep. They don't have slices--this seems to be a (terrible, stupefying, egregious) trend in these parts. Fine. The smallest pizza, a \"personal\" pie, costs $7 and is 7\" in diameter. The cashier and I agree that that's a very small amount of pizza, and since I'm hungrier than one and one half mouthsful, I get a \"small,\" which is 10\". I add a mushroom topping. I pay my $11.21 and wait.\n\nThere are two seating options inside the store: a small wooden bench, and two fold up chairs around a little table. Conveniently, they were using the wooden bench to store a rolled up carpet that laid across the whole thing, and they'd also elected to fold up the two folding chairs, probably because they were tired from a long day of being used as chairs. So I waited outside the store on a bench.\n\nThe friendly cashier and the friendly patrons waiting for their order indoors called me over when my pizza was ready. I took it outside, sitting in the cold to eat it, thinking, \"I hope this $11 pizza is pretty good.\" Opened up the box, saw how pitifully small a 10\" pizza is, and started eating.\n\nLet me say something about pizza: if you have decent cheese, decent tomato sauce, flour, water, and a hot oven, you can make a passable pizza. I will eat it and think, \"well this isn't the best pizza I've ever had but it's fine.\" That is not what I thought when I ate Pizza Parma's pizza. I thought, \"it would be too rude and insulting to ask for my money back. I'll just try to eat as much of this as I can.\"\n\nI ate three out of the six \"slices.\" (One sixth of a 10\" pizza is a total of *25/6 = 13 square inches. That sounds like a lot of pizza, but in fact is a tiny amount of pizza.) I couldn't stand to eat more than half. The mushrooms were fine; I fished them out and ate them. The cheese was actually terrible; it had a strange chemical taste and plasticky appearance. The crust was poofy and not crusty.\n\nAshamedly, I threw half of a pizza away tonight. Folks, I am not a food destroyer. I eat things I don't like, and expired foods, because I don't want to waste. It takes a legitimately terrible pizza for me to actually throw the thing away.\n\nWent home, made some eggs, and guess what? The terrible cheese taste from an hour and a half ago? It's still in my mouth. I'm not making this up.\n\nI know there's good pizza around here. Ordered two back to back slices at Spak Brothers--delicious! Tasty! Reasonable price! But whoaaaaaaa whoa was this terrible, overexpensive pizza. Sheesh.


The worst fries I've ever had! The best pulled pork Reuben. The banana cream pie needs bananas in it or else it is just a cream pie. The crust was non existent! Overall disappointed dining experience!


Thanks to being one of the lucky winners of two-day passes to the recent Formula Drift event, I got to spend two evenings at the speedway.  It had been a very long time since my last visit; probably 8 years.  During my last visit my awesome physics teacher in high school had us all come to the speedway and learn about acceleration the fun way: through drag racing!  Remember to bring your earplugs if you come for this!\n\nFor the Formula Drift event, the speedway was far from reaching capacity.  Plenty of parking was available, as well as seating during the event.  Spectators are able to watch from the fence (and consequently covered in rubber from the drifters!) or sit on the bleachers.  The restrooms were not too packed, and had both soap and paper towels; this can be rare during public events!  There were also several food and drink vendors which, as could be expected, were a bit pricey.  Water was $4, iced tea $8, shaved ice $5, beer $1...yep, somehow beer was the cheapest beverage!\n\nI'm not too involved in motor events, so I can't say that I'll be returning here anytime soon.  I also find this a hard place to rate, as I didn't really make much use of the venue outside of the restrooms.  But here's four stars, for an easily accessible and exitable speedway within Las Vegas.


I'm new to Phoenix, coming from Southern Cal. I was looking for good places in Scottsdale. Went here yesterday, it was great! My husband and I shared a burger and it was huge! We did the build your own burger, we did a hamburger with portabella mushroom and avocado, it was delish. The cook added more mushrooms cooked in a wine sauce I believe. It was very good! Next time I'm in Scottsdale I'm going here. Oh and the staff is great and so is the atmosphere


The food was really unimpressive, especially for the prices. The Michael Bible cocktail was pretty good.


One of my new favorite places.  The food is so delicious and reasonably priced and the staff is really friendly.  The music / television can be a bit loud but it is a bar so I can't really complain about it.  I like the Mill Ave location better for people watching on the patio.  Both places are dog friendly!\n\nEverything I've tried is fresh and delicious.  I love their ceviche tostadas, salsa, chips and guac to start, but we've also had the corn dip and it's pretty good.  The tacos are all yummy, and the house salad is really good.  I haven't tried anything I didn't like.  The servers are friendlier than I would expect and that's been consistent so they hire well.\n\nNot sure I would've tried this place based purely on appearances and the bar atmosphere because it's not really our style, but the food keeps bringing us back.  I love it for lunch or an early dinner.


I visited this Z Tejas a couple of months ago and had a fabulous time. The downstairs was about to close, but they said no problem seating us anyway. \nThe bartender actually served us and did a great job. \nWhen about to order something he had tried and hadn't liked he gave his input and explained why. Which I appreciate the honesty about a product he didn't feel was up to standard, saving me the time trying it. \nMy food was hot, and tasted great. \nOur server didn't know how I liked my sour cream so he brought out both ways. Cold and the way the chef served it. \nMy drink was never empty. Service was honest. Food was hot. They did great and I plan to return again.\nUnfortunately my second visit was less amazing, but still good.


OK, I'll admit it, I am just not that fancy.  I went to Gay Bingo with some friends (which is alaways a fun time!) and they wanted to come here afterwards.  I personally found it overpriced and not worth it.\n\nWe sat in the bar area and the bartenders (there were 2 and we were the only people in the bar area) seemed annoyed they had to serve us.  Then we ordered appitizers, which were pricey and good, but not great.  (The mussels were really good though!)  \n\nOverall, it could be a great place and I would be willing to try it for dinner, but I was not overly impressed by my \"night at the bar\"...or the really big check we got!  I could have a few drinks with friends for 1/2 the price at many other places!


3.5 Stars\n\nBeautiful place! This place is so pretty. But it is so my style too. Some may find it too \"grandma.\" I love the decor.\n\nI went here for dinner at the restaurant, Mood.\n\nThe food was good. I had the filet, which was cooked as requested, not too under or overcooked. Someone in my party had the scallops, which was also cooked just right. Sides ordered were the mushrooms, which was my favorite dish, very tasty. We also got the brussel sprouts, mac and cheese, and the French fries. All were ok. Not incredibly impressive. We got the crab cakes, bruschetta and Margarita flatbread for appetizers. All good. The bruschetta would have been better if the bread wasn't hard. I prefer it when it is a little softer. For dessert we got the Italian coconut layer cake. It was ok, not great.\n\nI guess the place is an after hours spot too, but we didn't stay. All in all, it was a good experience.


Everyone has their own experiences with this place obviously. I think this place is the kind of restaurant that you really have to catch it on a good day to have a great meal. \nPros- about 5 sizes of burgers to choose from,\n           an array of free toppings,\n           a gazillion milkshake flavors,\n           awesome onion rings (when they are fresh and not soggy)\n\nCons- super slow service,\n            over priced burgers ( but load up on toppings and it'll make up for it)\n            tasteless burger patty (no seasoning whatsoever)\n            did I mention slow service????\n\nBetween the 2 of us we had....\nThe 1 pounder (which I finished) \nThe 3/4 pounder\nLarge basket of fries and onion rings\n2 drinks\n\nI had a $14 Groupon and I still ended up paying $33 + tip.\nUnfortunately i still have another groupon to use and I dont want to waste it. If I didn't then I wouldn't see myself going back.


Small and quaint, the servers are friendly. Food is good, coffee is hot. Even in summer, they have decent patronage. I  sure the winter will be busy. We always like small, locally owned business - and we love our breakfast places.


Stopped by Moon late on a Thursday night to meet up with some friends. There was no line and no wait which was cool but kinda weird. $20 cover charge. We took the elevator up and were greeted with hip-hop as soon as the doors opened, dope. The place was packed, which was unexpected from the lack of a line below. The crowd varied in age and everyone seemed to be having a good time. \n\nThen the hip-hop stopped and it all went down hill. They played a bunch of house, forever. I usually like house, but I guess I have a threshold for the onslaught of douchebaggery that results.\n\nThe club set-up was nice though. We walked over to the outside and got a nice view of the strip. That was the most memorable part of the evening. I don't think I'd come back here unless I knew who was DJing beforehand.


Groupon took us to this restaurant today, we arrived at about 3pm and the restaurant was slow.  Aaron was our waiter and led us to wonderful selections on the menu.  We would rate Rita's salsa pretty close to the best salsa we have ever had!  Aaron was also our bartender and he mixed us up two fabulous margaritas.  We had Parrillada del Rancho for Two for lunch/dinner - the price was very reasonable for the amount of food that was delivered!  The platter had freshly seasoned carne asada, grilled chicken breast and pork chop accompanied by grilled vegetables, served with rice, beans, pico and fresh tortilla's.  No way could we eat it all and we definitely left with full tummy's and a nice to go box!  Plus, we felt this was possibly the best Mexican food we have had in the eight years we have been visiting various Mexican food establishments here in Phoenix.  Bravo Rita's!!  We will be back and we will recommend you to our friends and family.


Best service I've ever had anywhere!!! I'm from MI and travel the entire east coast all the time. I love Yuengling and they had the best price and were truly kind. I would definitely recomend this place.


I'm confused as to why this place doesn't get better reviews from Yelpers.  I travel to Vegas 1-2 times a year.  We usually stay here when our time share allows.  This time, there was no availability, so we paid out of pocket...and still feel it was worth it.\n\nAs already noted by other yelpers, the great qualities about this hotel are the location, convenience of the kitchen, friendliness of staff, available parking, strong wifi in room (particularly 2nd and 3rd floor)...I'm not sure what else to add.  Toiletries are bath and body works, good pressure and instant warm water in the shower, thick towels...It's great that they provide a small vacuum cleaner in the closet so you're not reliant on housekeeping.  I can't really think of any cons that are really the hotel's fault.  So LV Blvd and Koval, which are the two main roads that border the hotel are made congested.  LV at almost all times, and Koval during peak hours.  Another con is no airport shuttle.  But I usually have a car when I visit LAS.\n\nI think the price of $120 a night (incl taxes and fees) is reasonable.  It's not the cheapest even on the Strip (Circus Circus, Stratosphere, Planet Hollywood, and Imperial Palace are a few I know that are cheaper...but I wouldn't want to stay at any of them).\n\nFinal note, one yelper's review suggested that it was a con that this was not an actual casino hotel.  In Vegas you can gamble at convenience stores, grocers, and even right before you leave at the airport.  If not having a casino immediately accessible first thing when you crawl out of bed makes your palms itch...then you might have a problem;)


I had such a horrible experience with Margie as my midwife. I chose her because she had so much experience and knowledge and came with good recommendations, big mistake. As my due date grew near, I realized that a majority of the time during my prenatal appointments with her were spent by Margie talking about HERSELF - her pregnancies, her health problems, her family history. Many of my concerns were brushed off and she was condescending because this was my first pregnancy. Meanwhile she would contradict herself and did not remember details about my pregnancy or my family or my medical history. I had already been paying a significant amount of money for her services, so I felt that I was stuck with her. When the big day(s) finally arrived, I truly regretted hiring this lazy woman. I ended up in labor for three days and she only came over once for about 10 minutes. I had a horrendous labor that was not progressing, and despite this Margie was not concerned about the well being of my child. On the third day of labor, when she didn't come check my baby's heart rate or check on me, I went to the hospital. I was suffering from exhaustion and dehydration, and my baby was in distress. Margie harassed my family to let her into my house to get her things while I was in the hospital, but couldn't care less about calling me to ask about my health or my daughter's health. She was supposed to provide postnatal care and lactation consulting, but we haven't heard from her. After all was said and done, we paid her $300 an hour to talk about HERSELF!!!


I stayed at the Paris last weekend with a group of girls. The room was a pretty good size and nicely decorated and the beds were comfy. We were able to get an early check-in and late check-out, the housekeeping staff was also very accomodating and brought us extra blankets, pillows, and towels quickly. I thought it was a fabulous location as well...especially for the price. We spent a day in the spa that was definitely worth the price. It's not the most luxurious spa, but it was much less expensive than most of the hotel spas on the strip. I had a fantastic deep tissue massage (!!!) and we spent the afternoon lounging around sipping tea and juice.


this review may be a bit underrated as i was only at the mercat to attend an event.  so due to this, perhaps didn't experience the full of extent of what the bar has to offer.  but that said, the drink selection is pretty decent (although my boyfriend was disappointed that he could only get prosseco and not champange, but i think this is normal for most mid-range bars and probably a request they very infrequently get).  however, there was a large number of spirits available and beers on tap or bottled.  so no one went thirsty.  i noticed that some people had ordered food and it smelled good, but i can't report on the quality as i didn't have any.\n\ni have to say that the service though was excellent.  there was a large number of people, some very drunk, constantly at the bar ordering more drinks.  but the bartenders were polite (although they did look a wee bit harassed, which i dont' blame them for) and did their best to keep up with the demand for drinks.  \n\nso i did find this place A-OK and i'm sure on a return visit i'll be happy to update my review and perhaps add another star.  but in terms of use for a mid-size event, this was a good venue.  they booked out the lower bar for us which was a great space and had it's own private bar so no need to travel upstairs.  my only real complaint was the spiral staircase between the floors.  i mean a few drinks and wearing heels meant that i had great difficulty in not falling on my face when i attempted to go up or downstairs.  perhaps they should re-think this design in terms of customer health and safety!


I remember going to the thai place and hawaiin place before that in this plaza before, and I was never impressed with the area or food.  I didn't think I was ever going back until I saw two separate articles from azcentral and new times on Chou's Kitchen.\n\nIt's tucked towards the end of a bland strip mall on the southwest corner of Ray and Alma School.  The decor is simple and clean.  We were seated and helped almost immediately.  I've been raving about these meat pies (don't you just love saying that word?) to my gf all day.  We got the pork meat pies, the bean curd with pork, noodles with shrimp, and green onion pancakes.\n\nThe meat pies were awesome.  Three came per serving.  They tasted like the filling of a pork steamed bun flattened with a flaky savory pastry crust around it.  Excellent.\n\nThe bean curd with pork and celery was crispy, fresh, and not too oily.  It wasn't bad but nothing to tell mom about.\n\nUnfortunately, the green onion pancakes had the look and aroma of deliciousness but lacked green onions to give it a punch.  It tasted like meat pies.. minus the meat.\n\nThe noodles with shrimp was standard fare.  Interestingly enough they used lo mein noodles instead of something thinner we thought they would.\n\nThey were nice enough to offer us a corn like clear soup, but it was very bland.  I wasn't sure if it was supposed to be savory or desert tasting.\n\nOverall, the meat pies are excellent at the place.  We spent $25 and came out full and happy.  It also helps the place was jam packed with asian people which is a good sign.  Next time, I'm going to go back and try some of their soup/stews that I saw everyone else ordering, and I may change my rating.


Love, Love, Love this place!!!\nAtmosphere is great, decor is nice, music is good, very nice for date night!\nFood is Amazing!!!\nStarted with Mu sake, YAY!!\nThe 30 hour pork belly is FABULOUS! This is an absolute must!\nThe short rib is FABULOUS! And again this is an absolute must!\nI had the fiery noodles and YES... they are fiery, really fiery, and they were GREAT!!\nWe also loved the spicy tempura shrimp and the stuffed chicken thigh.\nService is impeccable and food is really, really amazing!! \nGoing back Friday!


I visited today to try out the weekend special on key lime tres leches. Let me just say,  mmm mmm mmm! Since I can stop by on my lunch hour, I have managed to try some of the other tres leches flavors offered here since they opened, but the key lime is my favorite so far. I hope everyone can make it in to try it out before they sell out. Perfect variation on a classic dessert like key lime pie. Can't wait to see what they come up with next!


Despite all the recent bad reviews of this place, I actually liked it.  The heat inside isn't THAT bad, people.  Yes, it's warmer than the 75 degrees you keep in your house, but it's not the 110 outside.\n\nI went the other night to see A House Divided (which you would like if you like Chevelle and Breaking Benjamin) and it was ROCKIN'. Sound was pretty good.  I like how it's small enough for the band members to see who is standing in the back and terrorize them.\n\nLadies... one stall in the bathroom.  Be forewarned that there is going to be some drunk chick that will probably go and make a mess in there.  Just plan on not using it as the evening progresses.\n\nAll in all... it's a pretty good experience.  I like that those who aren't drinking get to be up front.


I give this place 5 stars for the quality of food and great value in an expensive place like Vegas.  I have been here twice in the few months. \nMy favorite is the promenade chicken burgers: shallots, bacon and brie on ground chicken.  The onion rings and waffle fries are also great.  Both are perfectly crispy and well seasoned.  2 burgers and an order of fries to share will cost around $25 for a filling and tasty meal.\nThe joint is great for watching sports or just catching a bite.


This place is pretty secluded. If you don't know the neighborhood you'd probably never find it. Luckily I was on a food tour. Its a small convenient store with beer, wine, and other random goodies like yellow stone ground grits (yes I bought some). It has a deli counter and you can create your own sandwich. The owners are pretty cool people too! Look it up and stop in!


Wish this site had a minus star.  This buffet was terrible.  The food was mediocre, food stations were dirty and not well stocked. The salad bar was the biggest disappointment.   Certainly NOT worth the $20 dinner price.  I would not recommed this to anyone.


This was a great place, however i was billed extra nights i didn't stay and its taken 3 days of on the phone talking to customer service and the bank just to resolve a problem that should have never occurred. \n\nI think i'll stay somewhere else next time, plus i won't have to wait one hour to check in and out.


This's restaurant specializes in salads and you can chose from their array of ready designed salads or build your own. Simple, delicious and quick with ample portions. I would have given it another star, but I entered from the parking lot in back and the sights and smells of the back hallway with open doors to the storage rooms and scullery were unappetizing & kind of garbage smelling. Those doors should really be closed. Once you get past that to the dining room it looks & smells fine. I would eat here again


Situated between Amsterdam (a gay club the girls wanted to hit up, but was empty) and Club Downtown (a club with a patronage that looked ghetto-fabulous), Palazzo ended up being the perfect fix for our Saturday night...\n\nTo look at it, Palazzo seems small in comparison to its neighboring clubs, but the space inside is used well.  Quite simply, there's a small bar to the left, a small VIP lounge to the right, and nothing but dance-able space in between. With a high ceiling, liberal use of bright neon blues, mirror'd-shiny surfaces, and sleek furniture, the atmosphere is energetic and cool.\n\nThe DJ, perched in a second floor booth overlooking the dancefloor, played track after track of Hip-Hop, for the most part. [From reading other reviews, I'm not sure Hip-Hop/R&B is part of the regular format. We'd been there the first week of Oct'09.] And so, the girls (Esco, RB, Becca), all talented and passionate dancers, took to the floor, wowing and attracting a perimeter of onlookers.  I danced a bit, broken ankle be darned: it'd take more than crutches to keep me from having a good time with my peeps...\n\nAs I sat for a minute, resting the cast'd ankle, a group of people complimented the girls on their style and dancing; very friendly, flattering gesture.\n\nBy 3AM, it was almost exclusively the 6 of us still on the dance floor being silly, and though we could have danced more, we had liquor at the apartment where the club had made last call around 2am.\n\nFun night and a fun little spot, but I'd suggest going with a group; friendly as people were, I'm not sure how apt this scene is to mingling/meeting/dancing with others. We had smilingly and genuinely asked a group of people watching us (the crew that complimented the girls on their dancing) to join us on the floor, but they didn't.\n\nIf its not your speed, there are two other clubs literally next door.\nAs we left, we noticed Club Downtown next door was *still* poppin'.\n__________________________\nSmoothest \"I got hit on\" moment ever.\nCan't be simply re-told, only re-enacted.


I would first like to say, this place did not match the \"hip/grunge\" neighborhood that it is a part of, it is far more commercial in style and design.  \nNOW, that being said, if you like good food, a nice inviting place, and beer, GO HERE!\nI had the Renee's burger.  It one of a few burgers that are named after the owner's daughters.  It was quite good.  The meat is LOVELY, well seasoned, you could tell.\nI had the Framboise beer.  Its a favorite of mine, and often hard to fine on-tap.  Its a French raspberry beer.  If you aren't a regular beer drinker, its a great one to try.


I really like this dog park because it is much bigger than other parks here in Chandler. Bigger space = less dog fights. \n\nI love the hills and the fenced in area for smaller or timid dogs. Dogs are generally well behaved and the people are friendly. I've seen people bring guitars and strum quietly on benches while the dogs run around and play. It's a great park. \n\nLeave the younger kids at home, a child running and screaming through the park is a perfect target for an over reactive dog. Bring poop bags and water for yourself and your dog. Leave the treats and toys at home, they can cause a fight between dogs.


Overall, I think The Cosmopolitan is one of the best resorts in Vegas. I'll start with the many positives:\n\n-Excellent modern design\n-Courteous and understanding staff (with the exception of some of the housekeeping staff)\n-Large variety of eateries and shops on the second and third floors away from the super busy and smokey casino floor \n-Super high tech! You can control everything from the TVs in your room\n-STUNNING views looking out at most of the strip and the Bellagio fountains! (This upgrade will cost you more). Our room on the 57th floor even had a balcony with a comfortable lounge mini sofa.\n-The Identity membership is totally worth it. Even though everything is pricey in the hotel, signing up for this program will give you cash back to use at pretty much any of the places inside the hotel during your stay\n-Great central location on the strip (smack in the middle of the main action (close to Bellagio, Paris, Planet Hollywood, etc). \n-Right next to City Center \n-They even have Tennis Courts on the 14th floor next to the gym and pool. The gym is also pretty high tech and large\n\nThere were also a few negatives though:\n-They were SUPER CROWDED on President's Day Weekend (this is understandable, but they needed more CoStars (their customer service reps) at the Front Desk! Seriously! The lines were crazy long to check in! \n-While all the high tech elements are cool, they often stopped working or were buggy (our TVs went black or fuzzy often). They also had a problem with their phone system while we were here. We tried to call the front desk and were put on 20 minute holds every time! To their credit, we complained at check out and they comped one of our charges at The Wicked Spoon Buffet.\n-The housekeeping staff was a little rude and pushy. They wanted to clean our room in the morning, and they knocked at least three times all within an hour. Can't they just come back a little later in the afternoon?\n-The design of the rooms is a little odd (they are very spacious, but there's a random kitchen with a microwave and a dishwasher smack in the middle of the room. They had to install two TVs in each room because the kitchen takes up the space in the center. This is a little funky.\n\nOverall, a great destination in Vegas. I would definitely recommend it! Splurge for the Bellagio Fountain view. It's totally worth it.


GREAT museum.  Loved it.  I usually spend a short time in museums, but the Warhol museum had my attention for houes.  Beautifully done, and I love that visitors can touch and interact with many of the exhibits.


What a joke these reviews with 5 stars are or family friends or members.  Decor nothing special except for I pads tje cashiers where using. Atmosphere well there was a cook using a blender which made it a unique back ground. Dolmas no flavor, greek fries are a joke, gyro was dry and old not even long  slices tazaki was tasteless greek salad was okay fries where soggy we where the only table in the restaurant. Our bill was over $35 for lunch there are way better greek restaurants and way more affordable in the area. For all of u that gave those 5 stars go try some other greek spots in the area then u will understand what I'm saying.


Not a regular, but my last visit was amazing!! I have unusually high expectations for the service industry (not really but the bar has been set so friggin low) and I was honestly impressed.  EVERYBODY on staff was on point. Hostess, server, busser and food runners were exceptionally efficient and smiled, making myself and company feel like they actually gave a damn we were there. My server rattled off 15 salad dressings without even looking up.... Impressive.  Not a dish, glass or dirty napkin sat on the table for longer than 30 seconds!!  The food was well prepared and was delivered not too quick, not too late... Perfect.  Beer was flowing and tasted amazing as usual.  Our glasses, weather water or beer, never reached empty.  Over all, a great dining experience with nothing to complain about (unfortunately something I haven't had in a long time).  Can't wait to go back!!!


We have eaten here a few times. The dinner options are great and the garlic knots are awesome. We have had issues with wait times, but honestly, its no worse than any other place. The food is good and if the service is on time, it's worth the wait.


Pizza delivery fella was really nice. \nOrdering was super easy. I was in a house full of littles that were loud so doing it online was handy. \nThe pizza was ok. I've had better, but I've had worse.\nI had the bbq chicken. I liked the caramelized onions on it. Pepperoni pizza was ok.


Good enough for us to go back when we're feeling lazy but not good enough to rave about it.\n\nIt's fast, convenient and decent.\n\nAnd impossible to take a piss in. Seriously. 1 stall for like, 40-70 customers. I swear every time I need to take a leak or wash my hands, someone's in there--writing a novel on the crapper or something . . .


Great experience with Joseph Maridon, Jr..  He got my ticket changed to a parking violation and reduced fine!  He is very helpful and responsive to questions.  The process is easy through his website, especially since I don't live in Nevada.  Hopefully I'll never have to use his type of services again, but if I do, he'll be person I call.


Out of state visitor and by far this is the worst IHOP I have been to. Took 10 minutes til I had to go get the waitress to just get our drinks ordered. Food was decent. The most horrible service ever waitress was rude and got things mixed up a lot. Adding that there was only 4 other parties in the entire restaurant. Just a bad experience.


THIS IS FOR HAPPY HOUR ONLY...\n\nMcCormick's is a sold chian seafood restaurant.  I've dined here for full dinner several times and the food is typically well prepared, if unimaginative.\n\nHappy Hour runs Monday through Friday until 6:30pm with drink and food specials in the bar and front section of the restaurant.  We arrived at 6pm on a Fridayy night, and it was standing room only in the bar, but we were able to grab one of the \"happy hour\" tables in the main dining room.  There are about a dozen items on the HH food menu, including a $2.95 half pound cheeseburger.  Prices range from $1.95 to $4.95.\n\nWe ordered fish tacos ($1.95 for 2), ceviche ($1.95), cheeseburger sliders ($4.95 for 3), sweet potato fries ($3.95), Ahi tostadas ($4.95), and steamed mussles ($2.95).  The fish tacos were two dry corn tortillas with one piece of blackened fish in each.  There was cabbage and tomato on the plate which we put on top.  They weren't terrible.  The ceviche has a thick tomato base and tasted more like ketchup than anything.  Mussels were stringy and chewy.  They looked dried out despite being cooked in a white wine broth.  The sliders were GREAT.  Soft rolls, grilled onions, cooked medium.  The Ahi Tostadas were also great; three peices of seared Ahi on fried wonton wrappers topped with purple cabbage and a sesame dressing.  Sweet potato friens are sweet potato fries.  They were hot, crispy and plentiful.\n\nThere were no liquor specials listed on the happy hour menu, only beer and wine specials.  I had a $5 champagne cocktail and hubby ordered a $4.50 beer.\n\nNext time, I think we'll stick with the things they seemed to do well, which are also the more expensive offerings.  The service was smooth and attentive.  The atmosphere is not high energy or exciting.  This is a place to eat and go, not to hang out and people watch or chat.


Every single bartender is a rookie. Not one of them knows the basic ingredients in any common drink! They didn't hire these chicks for their brains or abilities!


Since Im big into breakfast foods, Im always on the look out for a new place.. and whadda ya know. .I found \"The Place\"  How convieeeeent.. \n\nI read the reviews and when asking a few people on Facebook about it, I heard nothing good good responses, so why not give it a shot.  I heard that you have to be early or it gets insane.  We showed up about 9AM and waited for maybe 5min.  Not too bad. \n\nThe menu looked incredible and as I watched the servers take food to the tables, I could see that the amounts of food give were enormous.  I couldn't wait.  Checking the reviews on Yelp, I ordered a chorizo omelet with avocado, and all the fixens.  I thought I'd love it, but I think I was more overwhelmed with spice than anything. and I love spicy food.. what gives?  \n\nThe second time we all went, we got there at 8AM and sat right away.. this time I was told to order biscuits and gravy..  Damn were they good.  I got an order of those along with a huge pancake.   Here's what I loved about their pancakes.. they tasted home cooked.  Like when your mom takes out the old griddle that still has last weeks charred food on it,  yet still cooks on it, and it has that home yummy taste? Yep.. that's their pancakes.   Downed that with some iced tea and it was one awesome breakfast.  \n\nIve been here three times now in two months... I think Im hooked.


Would you believe that this little independent wine bar has been tucked away in this location for something like 7 years? It's true! But they're so hidden and unadvertised that they go completely unremarked. \n\nThe space is very small and a bit awkwardly designed. There are three areas; the outdoor patio, the first sitting area by the bar, and the second area with couches and different sized tables. I came here on... another first date (this is getting exhausting) on a weekday and there was another couple in the space. They were sitting dead center of the second room which made it weird for us to sit there. The music was also so low that you could hear every word that was said. Awkwaaarrrddd...\n\nSo we sat on the couch in the front room, it's pretty comfy for sure. The menu is extensive, with a good variety of wines to choose from. You can go by the bottle or do different flights of three wines each. We went for the bottle, since it was half off that night. \n\nWe also ordered the cheese plate. You can choose three of your own cheeses, out of about  8 options. This thing is huge! With only two people, there was no hope of finishing it. Especially since I was being all lady-like and didnt want to stuff my face with cheese and olives like a fatty. \n\nPretty much right at 9:35, the waitress comes over and asks us if we're done. I hate that. Seriously. You close at 10. Don't advertise that you close that late if you don't want to. I asked her if we needed to close out and leave and with hesitancy she responded \"well... no\". Ok then. We'll stay until close!\n\nOverall, it was a pleasant enouch experience. The atmosphere is probably much better on the weekends when there are more people and they stay open later.


The pizza here was good. The only complaint I have is that the pizza was a little doughy so we ended up putting it in our oven at home to cook a little longer and it came out delicious. The crust was crispy and the toppings were good. We would come again and hopefully get a pizza that's cooked thoroughly.


I was looking forward to coming to this place as it is very close to where I live and we are always looking for a new place to try. The parking lot looked busy but we decided to give it a try and hope that we would get a good breakfast before we started our errands.  WRONG!  We actually didn't even order.  We walked in and instantly noticed how outdated the place was but we were willing to still give it a try.  We stood at the front door, waiting for a hostess but no one came over for a good 3-4 mins.  There seemed to be a decent amount of employees working but no one greeted us or acknowledged us.  A younger girl came over and without even making eye contact, just said in a very low voice, \"hi, how many\", we asked how long the wait would be and she said about 10 minutes.  Weird thing is, we noticed empty tables and booths all around but didn't want to be a pain and say anything, maybe they were short staffed even though they seem to have quite a bit on staff.... We sat down and we instantly started to notice how disgusting and dirty the place was.  The floors were disgusting and we were able to see the display case for their pies.  The case was nasty.  You could clearly tell the glass was not cleaned inside or outside for quite some time.  The inside of the case where the pies were, you could see food and other things on the bottom.  We both cracked some jokes about how gross the place was and both decided to not wait to eat.  We just got up and walked out.  Do not go here, you will be just as disappointed as us.  We ended up going to the 5 & Diner that is a minute away.  We have been there about 3-4 times and have always received good service.


I really don't have too much to say about this buffet. I realize that it receives rave reviews and it's been featured in many \"Top _____\" lists of places to hit up in Vegas, but it simply didn't leave a lasting impression on me for whatever reason.\n\nMy husband and I decided to get in line a little after lunch time, around 3p.m. The line moved so incredibly slowly, I was soon getting pissy. My feet hurt, I was tired of staring at the folks next to me, and I was hungry! Rawrrrr!\n\nWe finally got to the front of the line after roughly 45 minutes of waiting. Once it was our turn to pay, all the cashiers left their stations and stood around chatting for about 10-15 minutes. By this time, I was expecting every dish to be made of gold and diamonds, based on the excruciatingly long wait time. \n\nFinally, the cashiers returned to the their stations and we paid and waited in another line to be seated. That line, luckily, didn't take as long to get through and we were seated right by the entrance of the place, about a foot away from an odd older German gentlemen and his younger 'not so interested' male date. On our other side was an Asian couple who barely ate and just looked grumpy. It was a little too close for comfort for my hubby and I, as we enjoy moving our arms freely as we eat. \n\nAfter giving the waitress our drink orders, we got up to indulge, finally. I grabbed a plate and walked around the loooooooong seafood line to get to the other areas of the buffet. I really wasn't wowed by anything they had to offer. I had some sweet potato tot things (Hey Napoleon, give me some of your tots!), mashed potatoes, some type of chicken, and a sample of numerous desserts. \n\nAfter tasting the food I had waited so long for, and paid so much for (It was an Easter buffet or something at the time), I was really not blown away. I mean, it was good, it was a Vegas buffet, after all. In all honesty, I'd much rather blow my money at the Wicked Spoon, which at least has a couple of dishes that I LOVE.\n\nAs far as ambiance - it was super duper crowded and uncomfortable. I felt like everyone was staring at me eat because they literally were staring at me while I ate. Not EVERYone, but the people nearing the front of the line who had been waiting their hour. A good 30 or so people had a good view of me stuffing my face. I know I shouldn't care, but I'm the observant type, so it was off putting. I didn't like how closely I was sitting to our neighbors, and I didn't like being seated right in front of a line! There. I've said it. \n\nMy hubby and I may try this buffet again on a future trip to Vegas to see if the first encounter was a fluke, but more than likely we'll stick with the Aria buffet, Wicked Spoon, or the Wynn buffet.


This McDs is the only fast food restaurant (besides Filibertos) open late in this part San Tan Valley, and you think that they would want to have as much business as possible... Then why do they only accept cash most of the time if you go there between 1-4 am? I don't carry cash and especially not that early. I then have to drive all the way in to Queen Creek to get Jack in the Box. That's insane to only take cash (it's not just a one night thing either.) I'm sick of this McDs. Of all the bad service I've had, this one is the worst.


Nice clean restaurant and really really fresh food.  everything is made to order from when you order, and brought out to your table.  there is no waiter service, it's walk up, order and delivery to the table.\n\nI'll go back.


Ok.  So it *is* a Red Roof Inn.   The rooms could have been a bit cleaner, maybe re-done.  There is no coffee maker in the room, but they have a great machine in the lobby just outside the elevator doors.  They have anything from regular coffee to vanila lattes, I appreciated that :) \n The staff was WONDERFULL!!\n Especially Meesa...We were there for Spring training, It was happily no problem at all for us to check in late, and she was extremely helpful and polite our entire stay, reccommending places to eat, etc...  She remembered our names (and those of other guests) quickly and was lots of fun to just talk with!\n  Once we were a couple hours out of Tempe, I realized I had left my TENS unit at the hotel (it is an electro-stimulation device for pain control)  It was brand new.  I called the next day and spoke with Nora.  She was superbly helpful, found the item and shipped it out to me quickly.  \n  Because of the location and the wonderful staff and the price, I would stay there again.


Good service, horrible food!! The chips were stale and they charge for salsa that I could have made myself (and I'm no chef). I wanted grilled shrimp tacos which they didn't have on the menu. They brought me tacos with frozen shrimp that is normally served in those cheepie salads. I was really dissatisfied with the overall experience and even more dissapointed in the quality of food.