I was fortunate to tag along with Blair B. and her husband Mike en route to their friend's birthday dinner at PUB.  I got a pint of the Irish cream beer, and it was okay - not worth ordering again but needed after some stress.  The three of us shared 2 pounds of meat - 1 of crispy duck leg and 1 of lamb loin.  We got challah and kaiser rolls, and four different sauces.  I will stop right now and say get the black truffle mayo as everyone else says.  I am not a mayo eater or even much of a condiment person, but that mayo is ridiculously good.\n\nThe lamb was great on its own or with the challah and mayo.  The duck was crispy and delicious.  I liked the pickles that came with the dishes.  the only odd thing is four people at our table ordered half yards of beer, a certain part of the woodwork at this PUB/Bar, yet the waiter told us the place ran out of yard glasses!!!  What?!?!?  We hardly saw any on tables, and it was only like 9 PM!  Strange.  He ended up giving the bday girl and her husband \"the last 2 in the whole restaurant\" and gave Blair B. and Mike B. 2 pints instead (so they may have lost out on 2 oz each).  \n\nIn the end it was just a nice experience.  It was pretty loud in there and hard to hear, but the patio seems quieter for a next visit.  Our waiter started off crabby but ended up pretty nice and refilled waters often.  I am glad we came and conquered the carvery!


All I have to say is... Grilled cheese and creamy tomato soup!!!! And excellent beer selection. I'm a fan of the Rogue Hazelnut (goes just right with the grilled cheese and soup).\n\nDimmed, relaxing lighting and awesome service!


Oh, Anthropologie, how I love thee!  And, oh how I love thee sales even more. I must say, this particular Anthropologie has been my lucky store, as I've been able to find on numerous occasion fabulous deals on clothes.  Just recently, I bought a cute summer dress and skirt for about half-off their original price.  Their houseware and gift items are adorable too and definitely a great way to go for a fantastically unique gift for a girlfriend, sister, mother, etc. My only complaint, and the only reason I give the store four stars, is the clothes are a little pricey.  They are definitely cute and unique, but most of them are made from cotton, which begs the questions... when did cotton t-shirts start costing $55?


With groupon in hand, I arrived around 1245 for lunch with my OG Ryan B. \n\nThe restaurant is quite cute, albeit small. They have a plethora of lunch specials but since those weren't available for use with my Groupon, I didn't bother perusing them too thoroughly. \n\nI decided on the sashimi salad with a side of Tom ka soup. My dining companion ordered the chicken katsu. There is a check-in offer for a free Thai tea if you check-in on Yelp or Facebook, although I skipped it this time.\n\nThe sashimi seemed fresh and the salad was a pretty good portion. The soup was spicy and flavorful and had a good portion of shrimp in it. Ryan B enjoyed his meal quite a bit as well and overall the price wasn't bad. I look forward to trying this pace again soon take advantage of their lunch specials that seem like a food value.


We had dinner last night at Zio and overall I wasn't very impressed.\n\nWe started with bread which was nice and crusty but was served with  cold sauce ...heated up would have been much tastier. \n\nOur server took our order but wasn't very friendly - and apparently forgetful. Five minutes later another server asked us what our entrees were again. I ordered a salad with my meal ,but eventually it became clear she forgot to bring it out. When I asked her about it again, she goes \"oh you wanted it in the beginning? - it's ready now its just sitting back there.\" No, I want my caesar to sit back there sopped in dressing so the romaine becomes wilted. She then brought out my salad and meal together ...but my roommates salad was brought out shortly after. If it is a meatless salad there really isn't an excuse not to bring them out together. \n\n\nMy salad was good -the dressing was clearly homemade, and the lettuce luckily still crisp. My roommate also liked her salad. My pasta dish (which was a special), tasted just ok. I am picky when it comes to good italian, but I felt that the tomato cream sauce was watery and the dish seemed more like something from a chain like TGI Fridays (covered in un-melted cheese  - veggies cut very small - sparce ingriedients that didn't seem to be high quality). \n\n\nThe meal was big and the price was fairly inexpensive ($16 for salad and pasta dish). - 1 star for lackluster entree -1 star for poor service.


Um scary...I live really close and only venture in for emergency sports bets..Super smokey and crap food. Skip it and drive to Aliante if in the area.


This place was just \"okay.\"  I would use the term \"old timey\" to describe it.... I would also use that term to describe the clientele.  I went there for a business lunch, I would say that most of the older male population of Phoenix did the same.  I must also note that there is ZERO ambience-- it looks like a Best Western dining hall.\n\nOn to the food.  I had been craving prime rib, so that is what I ordered.  Though it was accurately cooked to be medium rare, the texture and flavor were not great.  The meat was bland, and it was not all that tender.  Even the au jus lacked flavor.  It was served with some sort of potatoes that I didn't really like either.  However, I have to say that my companion ordered the filet-- also medium rare-- and said that it was really good.\n\nI am not going to give this place a bad review, but I can't give it a stellar one either.  Im addition, the prices are a little high for such boring food.  I am truly ambivalent about Stockyards.... and life is too short to eat mediocre food.  ;)


After reading so many reviews on the positive and negative about the place I just didn't know what to expect.  My opinion after chowing down there is that there's a lot to love about the place and a lot to be... What's the right word?  Annoyed at...\n\nMaybe we'll discuss the positive first, the food!  Let me first explain that I hardly EVER order chicken at a restaurant.  Usually it's never cooked right.  Sure I order wings here and there, but never as a main dish.  It's usually too dry.  I hardly even eat chicken at home, I can't cook it right either!  So going to a BBQ place while dieting creates a lot of challenges.  One is that the BBQ chicken (non-fried) was the best option.  So I was nervous, real nervous.  But let me tell you... It. Was. Awesome!  So tender and juicy and flavorful.  Best chicken I've ordered in a restaurant EVER!  I was in cluck cluck heaven!  \n\nWe went hog wild (funny, right?) and ordered every single one.  When in Rome, right?  So let's go down the list.  \n\nCornbread: Okay, but a little too grainy for my taste (and $3 for one slice!!)\nPotato Salad: Okay.  I like Potato Salad with crisp not mushy potatoes, and they were but the taste just wasn't there for me.\nMac n' cheese: Good.  It was incredibly creamy and tasty, but not the best I've ever had (Kelly's, Six Penn Kitchen, etc.).\nColeslaw: Okay. Vinegar based, which I usually dig, but again, just wasn't the best I've ever had\nBaked Beans: Delicious!  I loved the taste!  Bacon, perhaps a little sweet Maple Syrup or Cinnamon?  Whatever, it tasted awesome!\nGreens: The winner!  It was vinegar based as well and bursting with flavor.  Toss in some more bacon and bam, best of the night!\n\nThe food presentation is pretty cool too.  They just bring out everything on a big metal try and every side comes in a different looking pan it's probably cooked in.  I loved the BBQ too because again, the magic ingrediant, it had a ton of vinegar flavor!  Good thing they had extra sauce on the table because I doused my chicken in it.  \n\nThe bad.  It's WAY overpriced.  The food is simple but good.  The meats are $12-$22 for half and full racks and the sides are $1-5 on their own.  Why the high price?  Do you want to be upscale BBQ?  Does that even make sense?  Upscale I imagine has a totally different environment to go with it.  The sad thing is, it's pretty good so I bet they won't lower prices.  \n\nThe decor is minimal and simplistic.  Red gingham walls and long picnic table seating.  I wouldn't mind the picnic tables if they were a little skinnier.  It's true what everyone's saying, it's hard to hear the person across from you.  Also, if it's busy and there's a wait, people at the front are standing there with no tables to put drinks on while they wait and pretty much starring down the people sitting at the tables right in front of them.  It's just awkward and I feel like they need some high tops up front or some bench seating.    \n\nIf they lowered prices, I'd probably throw on another star and be back more often.  Because of that very reason, I probably won't visit often, even though I did enjoy it.  Time will tell....


They seem to be declining over recent years but the Mizithra is so good we went back anyway.  Appetizer flatbread was fair.  Chicken parm was fair.  Mizithra was great.


It's hard to evaluate the merits of a coffee shop based on a french soda, but this place seems pretty good. It cost about $3 which is a bit pricey, but tasted good, and the syrups they use are good quality.\n\nI'd have to keep going here and grab a coffee to see how the place is on the whole.


If give them zero stars but it won't let me. They charge you a deduct able on all repairs and even though something is installed in your house before you ever looked at it they make you handle replacing the unit claiming non partisan on the major appliance. Don't advertise something and not support it. Double standard political garbage should be removed from Vegas.


Went to Grand Lux cafe for breakfast.  Pretty good.  Service was great.  I had the eggs Benedict, was large so I only ate half.  My son said his fried chicken and waffle was delicious.  The hash browns were a little too soggy but other than that I have no complaints.  My waitress even made me some coffee to go!  Overpriced, but all hotel restaurants in Vegas are.


Bojangles has always been our favorite \"greasy spoon\" for the occasional weekend breakfast when we are feeling too lazy to cook.  Unfortunately, while Bojangles is known throughout the South for their legendary biscuits, the Tega Cay location is better known in my household for their legendary order inaccuracy.  I've been here probably a dozen time, and would posit that my order has put together incorrectly on 75% of those occasions.\n\nToday was the final straw.  After having to return to the drive thru window a second time to place a second order for the items that had mysteriously been left off the first, I was lucky enough to get the manager at the window.  When confronted by their mistake and their impressive streak of screwed up orders, she simply shrugged, smiled and said she was sorry and hoped that I had a \"nice day.\"  Ever seen the \"buh-bye\" airline episode on SNL?  I felt like I just lived it.\n\nToo bad.  The biscuits really are amazing.  Lucky for me, there are other locations to choose from... that I will probably be visiting from here forward!


Well with some unexpected dry weather, I decided it was time to get my road bike out, pack some snacks (and my insulin kit), strap on my helmet, and get a decent ride in.  I tell ya, when you haven't been on your bicycle in a few months, you work out leg muscles you forgot you had!  \n\nI basically rode from Squirrel Hill, through Schenley Park, down to the Eliza Furnace Trail, then over the Hot Metal Bridge to the Great Allegheny Passage Trail over to Station Square and then to the North Shore.  I used the North Shore Trail to return.  \n\nThe North Shore Trail runs between the Velspar Corporation on Westhall Street and Herr's Island, going past the stadiums.  It's really still a connector trail, paralleling the Ohio and Allegheny Rivers.  It's a fairly pleasant ride, not overly exciting nor exerting, but still pleasant.\n\nAll in all I got about 20 miles in--not too shabby for my second ride of the season.


Very slow service(50 minute wait).  Did not get us kids menus.   Salad had brown lettuce.  \n\nThis is not a good place to take kids.


Breakfast here is A-OK and props to them for still serving eggies at 2pm (the prefect time for a Vegas breakfast ). It' a simple place. Small oyster bar inside and a dozen or so tables for dining 'al fresco' (there's no way you're forgetting you're still inside). The breakfast menu was simple enough - omelet's, a bagel sammie, pancakes - nothing out of the ordinary. My omelet (the Vegas) was filled with a few veggies, some avocado, cheddar and bacon. All super at soaking up the booze from the prior evening. The mimosas are $5, if you need to crush that hangover, and are standard sized but tasty. Overall, a solid breakfast in a creepy PH mall area. Standard Vegas morning. \n\nPro tip: Planning on drinking mass quantities? The bar/restaurant directly across from it seems to have an all day happy hour going on.


We ate here last night and the food was superb. Unfortunately, they are too expensive for what you get. Two ounces of Seabass for $49 is ridiculous. The restaurant was half empty on a Saturday night and the hotel was packed. At the bottom of the menu it says minimum $49 entree per person. It's sad because Andre has always had some of the finest food in Vegas and so many people will miss out. I, for one, can not justify paying those prices for the serving sizes.


Cozy atmosphere in the inside and lovely patio. Food and service was great both at lunch and dinner. I highly recommend saving room for dessert. I would have given it 5 stars but I just wasn't a fan of their cocktails.


Great Ambiance, went strictly for the Hooka and the booze. Comfortable lounge and eclectic music. Waiters and waitresses were very friendly and knowledgeable. Great for small groups.


I saw Dr. Samuel-Parks at the Mahomet location to discuss weight loss medication. I am a veterinarian myself, and I have completed nearly identical medical education to her. I expected some level of professional courtesy, or at the very least not treating me like a layperson. Dr. Samuel-Parks was condescending and dismissive. She told me right off the bat: \"I don't believe in diet pills.\" She patronized me, told me to stop drinking sugary coffee drinks (I don't. I hate them. I drink my coffee black. She just assumed I drink 700 calorie frappes.). She didn't even perform a full physical on me. Then I got a bill for $130 for five minutes of being talked down to and a TPR. I found another doctor who actually listened to me, treated me like an intelligent person, and with a diet and exercise program and a phentermine prescription I've lost 20 lbs.


Before I even entered they wanted to charge me and my partner $40.00 as an entrance fee. Go to share or piranha night club they do not charge locals an entrance fee.


I have a feeling this place could go either way for a lot of people.  It has a great location, lots of shops nearby as well as a bowling alley and a movie theater so a great date destination.  \nI ordered the 007 roll, as all to often these days, it had very little fish and a lot of fillers and mayo.  I would not get it again.  I also ordered the salmon sashimi, the pieces were VERY small.   It was unfortunate.  \nThe reason this place recieved 3 stars is because the sushi chefs were fun to talk to.  They also gave me a slice of their sushi pizza app. with blue fin crab.  TO DIE FOR!  I was disappointed that I could not redo my visit since I had already eaten what I ordered.  \nNext time I would ask the chefs or the wait staff for recommendations since they try all the specials before hand.


Staff is really nice here.  I go to nicole and she prides herself on her work.  She likes to shape the eyebrows and to make sure she gets it all for you.  She does ask me if its to my liking and she likes putting on the powder on your brows to give it more shape.  I also notice she will ask me every time if I wanted to change my look.  Which is nice.  In case I want more of an arch this time or not.  \n\nOne draw back is I think they are required to ask if you want any of their products...it seems they always have a but 3 get 20% off. \n\nWhat also bugged me a little was they are also required to suggest new products to you...saw you haven't had your nose wax ever...they will ask if you want to try it...and leg wax etc.  I think it'd just up selling...but it's not like other places don't do that. Other than that great place.  :) \n\nI like their packages...I bought unlimited eye brows for 13 months.  It was a lot up front but seeing how I go every 3 weeks I think it's worth it :)


I really like eating at El Pollo Loco but I will never come to this store again. The chicken was under cooked and the restaurant was dirty. Most the tables were un-cleaned and the salsa bar was disgusting. After I finished eating I went into the restroom to wash my hands and was disgusted by how filthy it was as well. I am surprised the health department hasn't dinged them. That said I will still be going to the El Pollo Loco on Cheyenne as it is always clean, the chicken is cooked properly and the services is good. I'm giving it two stars only because I know other stores are better.


I was searching for a place to go for my boyfriend's birthday dinner and had no luck finding a decent restaurant.  I stumbled upon The Gladly and saw they had pretty much the most extensive whiskey list I've ever seen at a restaurant, not to mention the great reviews.  My boyfriend and I love whiskey so I made a reservation on the spot. \n\nFirst impressions ranging from the decor to the mood lighting to the staff was exceptional. Our table was about 10 minutes past due but we didn't mind as we were hanging out at the bar enjoying ourselves and relaxing. The boyfriend had the Gladly Manhattan and it was probably one of the best Manhattan's we've ever had.  Delish!\n\nThey were running a Restaurant Week special which included an appetizer, entree and dessert for $30.  This was a phenomenal deal as one entree would cost you about $30 alone.  Done!  I ordered the Caesar salad, Chimichurri Chicken (which was perfectly cooked and so tender), and the White Chocolate Blondie for dessert.  Everyone at our table ordered something different and they all had nothing but great things to say about their food.  We had a little family style dinner going on as we all wanted to try what the other had.  Definitely not disappointed by any of the dishes, including the special \"Pickled Pork Temple\" dish that our friend ordered at the behest of our waiter who was so lively and friendly! \n\nThis restaurant was a fantastic choice for a birthday dinner and we will absolutely be back for more!  Thank you The Gladly for providing such a great atmosphere; the food, drinks and service was incredible!


We recently worked with Linda Corcoran with the Squirrel Hill branch of Coldwell Banker.  Linda was wonderful to work with - she was very responsive; understood the market; helped us price our house for quick sale; and found a buyer in a week and a half.  She was also very helpful and reassuring during the inspections by the buyer and she even was kind enough to come over and unlock the door for me when I was accidently locked out - and she got there in 10 minutes!  I think Linda is a great realtor and you will get a knowledgeable, reasonable, understanding, and pleasant human being to work with if you hire her.


Helpful staff! This is what I like to see!!! Love the selection and the staff was very great in helping me and my Auntie find what we needed :D


Ok, it's Harrah's.  And it USED to be the flagship of Harrah's properties in Vegas but now it's kind of middle of the road.  Since Ceasar's is their flagship property, larger and more luxurious but Harrahs' will do in a pinch.\n\nI've had a few stays at Total Rewards Properties (Ceasars/Harrah's) recently.  Although an older property, and probably not the most luxurious of the Caesars Entertainment properties, it's surefire, and smack dab in the middle of the Strip action. Right across street from Ceasars, their Forum Shops, across street from Mirage, next door to the Quad (soon to become the Linq Hotel and Casino and NOT soon enough) and short walk to Flamingo.\n\nI stayed in the Carnival Tower by choice because the room was sizeably bigger than the Mardi Gras Tower, but it was an older room.  It will be remodeled eventually I'm told. My friends stayed in the Mardi Gras Tower, which have mini balconies, are non-smoking, and usually have awesome poolside views.  The location of that tower is a little closer to the casino and Strip as well. But I had a minor upgrade to the High Roller view room, I think, and it had an awesome view of the new High Roller attraction (Worlds tallest Ferris wheel temporarily). There are many different types of rooms and suites available in both towers, and the property is pet friendly.  \n\nMy room was always kept really clean, and I was pretty surprised at the friendliness of the housekeeping staff.  Minibar unstocked.......left empty.  Could see where a mini fridge had been removed and my shower head had a small leak.  But noise didn't affect me and who wants to pay exhorbitant prices for minibar stuff anyway.  Downstairs they had several shops, well stocked for normal hotel shops, including clothing, to usual gift shop, to fair selection of alcohol. \n\nCasino is a little outdated.  An absurd kitsch statute of an older couple right in the middle of the entrance from the hotel to the casino that is comical and looks \"comic\"like, too.\n\nNo problems with any staff members whatsoever, everyone's always been very friendly.  Especially security staff, who were plentiful, and Total Rewards staff, along with check in.  But I'm a little lucky there since I get to use the Platinum/Diamond check in which is separate from the general check-in lines........thereby avoiding QUITE a wait.  If I had any complaint at all it was at check out when the clerk had a hard time explaining how my points were deducted to pay my room charges.  But we worked it out.  And the cashier personnel were very, very helpful and accommodating.  And they remembered you, too!\n\nFairly large casino, a little plain for me, but like I said they are in the process of remodeling the entire property in parts.  New food court coming.  But thought the games were a little stingy.  TOO MANY 6-5 Blackjack tables.........do NOT play 6-5 Blackjack.......that is NOT real blackjack.  But they also had regular 3-2 blackjack with good rules, though the table limits were a little higher.  \n\nOther amenities or restaurants include a gourmet burger place, called Kerry's I think, a Toby Keith Love this Bar and Grill, Flavor's Buffet was very good, very good servers, but a little overpriced for a Vegas Buffet..........my price was over $20, which I thought was a little high.  Starbucks abound.  Both floors.  And there is a monorail station on the second floor, too.  Outdoor Carnival Court that was rocking on weekend.  But though this place USED to have a Mardi Gras theme, I think it's lost that feel.\n\nNice Piano Lounge near one of the entrances.  Fat (or Big?) Elvis impersonator.  Pic reflected.  Had a great \"cover voice\" and you should have seen all the older folks dancing to his music and having a good time!\n\nFor the price I paid (Total Rewards partially comped) it's a great place, price and location.


I wonder if they charge extra if I ask for more flavor?  The Beef and Broccoli tasted like nothing; absolutely nothing!  The chicken quality is great, but all the food in general lacks in the flavor department.


Coffee is better than most and yes they do a good flat white, but as mentioned in other reviewers notes, service is not up to it...unfriendly and not interested in giving their customers an all round experience.


= = = = = =  DAILY LUNCH BUFFET!  = = = = = =\n\nMonica O. spearheaded a UYE up here today and 15 of us came out to enjoy some tasty Thai food and great Yelpie fellowship!  (Thanks Monica!)  The Buffet featured 15 items including two soups, Vegetable with Egg & Tofu, and Coconut with Chicken.  There was plain and fancy rice offered, and a good number of hot dishes including chicken, beef and fish, as well as several vegetable combos, 19 items all together.\n\nEverything was good here, and with only 3 Thai Buffets currently being offered in the Valley it's a plus to have these guys here.     :-)\n\nThe dining room here is comfortable and the table service was fine, but for me there were three drawbacks this time:\n\n*  Nearly all of the meat dishes were chicken.\n\n*  There were no dessert items included.\n\n*  They only allow one credit or debit card payment per table.  In our case that meant that 14 of us were expected to have cash for our meal!  WHAT???     :-O\n\nBy some miracle I guess that all but one of us did have enough cash, but I think that policy is unsatisfactory.  Why not put the customer first?\n                                                                                `\n\nLunch Buffet:\n\nTuesday thru Friday $9.99 from 11:30 AM.\nSunday:  $10.99 from 12 noon.


I had a pretty good time at Bar Smith. I only drank beer so I can not comment on the well drinks. I spent 90% of my time up stairs on the roof where they were playing house music. I really enjoyed the videos playing on the wall over the bar. I found myself getting lost in them a bit, likely due to the beer consumption:) I only have two issues with the place: #1 the bathrooms were GROSS! There were only 2 stalls in the women's bathroom for the entire club! (There is an upstairs and a downstairs.) One stall was being used by a puking female and the other wouldn't flush. I get CHILLS thinking about it again. #2 One of the many bouncers, in an attempt to get somewhere quickly literally knocked me off my feet to get past me. While I understood his haste, I am a relatively small person and he was huge! The staff needs to be a little more considerate when plowing people over.


Don't order a cake online and expect it be ready when you come in to pick it up. You can place an order for a custom cake online, pay for it in advance, and they will confirm your order. Unfortunately, that's where it ends. You can show up at pick up time and no one knows anything about your order and no cake will be waiting for you. I had to settle for something out of the freezer case that wasn't what I had ordered. Very disappointing. In the future I'll spend my money somewhere that's actually interesting in providing good customer service. It's a shame they just don't care.


Slow as molasses in an igloo. A line of ten deep took 25 minutes to go through. Also severely overpriced. $25 for a pre-made panini, two croissants and a bottle of water ($5!) yikes.


One of our FAVORITE places in Madison!  The best pizza in Madison, hands down. The crust, sauce and fresh toppings are all perfect, and the salads were fresh and delicious as well. (sylvetta salad was our favorite} The location always made it a great outing,located across from Trader Joe's and near Art Gecko.  We mill Pizza Brutta! This will be a spot we will not miss next time we are in Madison.


Staying here for the first time for a business trip.  The hotel is classic outside, modern inside.  The bilingual staff is FABULOUS.  Very helpful and even tried to arrange hockey tickets for me (a bit too expensive, but I appreciate the effort).\n\nThe room is very comfortable and has a nice view.  The bed is super clean and comfy.  The continental breakfast is nice, but they ran out of coffee and I had to wait.\n\nI'm very impressed with the Hotel St. Paul and would like to stay here again.


Great food!!! The French dip is to die for!! Great Service! Clean and fancy especially for the area it's located in!  Def a hidden gem! My husband and I both love going here and can't wait until next time.


Been here twice. The first time was great because the 6 of us were the only customers in there at the time. Went back today and found they were hosting two birthday parties at the same time. Waited over 20 minutes just to get noticed while standing at the counter. Then, I was told it would be at least another 30 minutes until they could get us in a race. Do not waste your time here if they are hosting any birthday parties. They only staff this place with a couple of people. There is nothing to do while you wait except play a few video games and drink from vending machines. If you pull up and there are more than 10 cars in the parking lot, don't even bother unless you want to kill several hours.\n\nYou would think for the $20-$25 you pay per race, these guys could pay a few more minimum wage kids to help out. Especially on the weekends! The main issue is the time it takes to go through their registration\\check-in process. Then, by the time they get you to watch the safety video and put helmets on all the racers it takes them about 20-30 minutes per group.\n\nThe plus side is the place is clean. The track and cars are fun to race. It is indoor so you don't have to worry about hot or cold days.


I waited 20 minutes for my asiago bagel and I was the only one in the dining area  but they forgot about it and burned my bagel. Service is terrible.


I have always been upset that I missed the chance to grow up in the 60's.  I know more \"oldies\" songs than a girl my age probably should, and I was even told by a middle school teacher that I was \"born in the wrong decade.\"  Perhaps I may be a bit overdramatic about my love for this show, but I certainly wasn't the only one that seemed to really be enjoying myself.  Even my husband was groovin' along to the songs!\n\nTrent Carlini is amazing at what he does.  He certainly looks the part of Elvis and even has that sly Elvis smile down.  His voice is eerily similar.  Combine that with great stage presence and you might catch yourself thinking you were seeing the real deal.\n\nThe show is primarily Trent singing solo on stage with several (really fun) costume changes.  Sometimes his backup dancer Ashley joins him.  She is also amazing, by the way.  There are a couple video montages with pictures of Elvis and Pricilla, but it's mainly a pretty low-key production.\n\nThe longer the show went on the more the women in the audience returned to their teeny-bopper ways and swooned over \"The King.\"  He even handed out some scarves to a few lucky ladies.\n\nThe only downsides were when he started to talk politics at the end of the show (really killed the mood, in my opinion) and when you felt like you could only take a picture with him after the show by buying his CD/picture/scarf combo.  I was too shy to ask (and didn't have the cash to buy anything) so I just took my picture with a sign instead.\n\nI definitely recommend if you are an Elvis fan.  Or to anyone that can let loose and enjoy an evening that screams \"Las Vegas.\"\n\nHeld in the Shimmer Cabaret at LVH.  Approximately 60 minutes long.


I wanted to love PastaBAR, as I love all of it's selling points (downtown, late night, fresh local ingedients, small plates).  But I didn't.\n\nIn a word: underwhelming.  The portions are elegant.  The prices would be perfectly fair if the food rocked.  But everything seemed underseasoned, stark and lacked depth of flavor.  There is simple food, which I dig, but this seemed austere.\n\nI will go back and sample other dishes: I need this place!


This is my hands down favorite ayce sushi spot in all of vegas. I never leave disappointed and I know the menu by heart. The only downside is depending on the time you go their may or may not be a wait, however they have integrated this \"text you when your table is ready\" system which is actually quite convenient. I mean the service isn't really all that great, but it is also not that bad so i'll live. Definitely one of the better spots to grab sushi in vegas.


Line up out the door, packed like crazy. So many people go here. The vanilla latte is pretty good. Not as good as my Vancouver and Toronto favourites but up there, definitely. Service is friendly. Nice coffee art. When I was in Phoenix I tried this place and Lola's and both are pretty good, though I like this one a bit more as I find there's more flavour in the espresso.


Let me share with u fellow yelpers about the experience I received from this restaurant...I hope they don't delete this review just like my bad review of Red Chair Salon in SF that was deleted with no apparent reason. \n\nIt was around 9 pm that me n my friend was starving to death since we were too busy to walk around the strip to actually stop to have a nice meal. we figure that we could have a really nice dinner to make us full...so after several restaurants menu we read along the way...we stopped at Wazuzu n decide to try it out. we sat down and it took the waitress about 15 minutes to acknowledge us to take our order. the waitress came n it was this old chinese lady.....usually they don't really understand english very well but since its an upscale restaurant I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt. so I asked her \"how many pieces of sushi do you get in the Crunchy Roll special menu?\" she said \"Its a ROLL!! what do u think? its usually 6 pieces!\" she was giving me an attitude!! even my friend across the table was shocked! so being the sassy girl that I am...I replied \"Well since its not written on the menu...how was anyone supposed to know that its 6 pieces?!?!?!? some places has 8 or 10 so its not my fault that I don't know these things...not to mention lady this is my first time at this restaurant!\" I can't believe that the first question I asked her she gave me an attitude!! I mean hello???? it was $21 for that specific roll! of course I'm gonna ask u questions when its $21 per roll!!! \n\nThen I took a deep breath n asked her \"how big is the portion for the Minced Salmon with green onion?\" and she respond \"Its in a bowl!!\" \nI'm like ?????? how big is the bowl?!?!??! by this point I was just so mad n hungry so I just basically ordered my roll n spicy hot wings with rice n thai ice tea. before I finish telling u the whole story..let me break down the price of the things I ordered: \nCrunchy Roll $21\nSpicy hot wings $12\nWhite rice $5\nThai ice tea $5\n\nNow the Spicy hot wings turned out to be sweet...I have no idea where the spicy words come from. and the roll turned out to be covered in this little japanese fried balls that taste pretty weird with the shrimp tempura, cucumber, seaweed n rice (which is what a crunchy roll is) well I am paying $21 for this stinking roll..so I might as well eat it instead of wasting it. So I decided to take off this little tiny fried balls with my chopstick and just eat the plain sushi by itself. then that waitress stopped by n I kid u not this is what she said to me \"U are one spoiled girl huh????\" I'm like \"EXCUSE ME?!?!?!\" \" YEAH..I CAN TELL THAT UR SPOILED BY THE WAY U PICK AT UR FOOD\" ohhhhhh man!! I can't believe her!! I mean just because I don't like the little fried ball things n picking it out doesn't mean I'm spoiled!! n who is she to tell me that I'm SPOILED?!?!? I'M HER FREAKIN' CUSTOMER!!! WOWW!!! NEVER IN MY LIFE I RECEIVED SUCH BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!\n\nSo being the nice girl that I am...I dont like to make a scene instead I decided not to tip her cuz u know what?? the hell with it...I always tip at restaurants even when the customer service was bad. but this time hell no! she is not getting a dime from me n plus the overpriced bad food cannot make up the bad customer service! n really the thai ice tea was the only thing that was decent in that place. I mean c'mon they charge $8 for green tea!!!! Most places its free!!! Hello?!??!?!? if that's not overpriced I don't know what is...n rice for $5?!?!? white rice?!??! yeah u do the math and save ur money to go eat somewhere else.


I went to this hotel and I will NEVER stay here. The female/male who was working the desk was a total bitch. Plus over charge for stuff snacks!! Friend was staying here and she didn't like the person who was working the desk. Not a welcome feeling at this hotel.


Just a update that this one is fairly consistent and I've had few issues over the years. Even on a \"off\" day it's never bad, just maybe a tad dry/salty/greasier than I like. \n\nI mostly order the same things when I go here. I get the California burrito (carne asada, pico, cheese, potatoes), carnitas burrito, super nachos, breakfast burrito, chicken taquitos or chorizo plate. I have delved off before, but I feel these are the better things to order so I stick with it.  The only thing I avoid though is shredded chicken here - I'm not a fan of it shredded and then sitting in a sort've sauce. I prefer grilled and diced style chicken at other places. \n\nI always have found it amusing that somehow this is the unofficial hangout for teens who just got their cars. I guess there's not much up here they're allowed late-ish. \n\n24 hours, fairly decent fast food, inside the Fabulous Freddys. Don't be afraid of gas station food, this one isn't seedy or anything. It's rather clean and big, with seating inside. No, it's not like my favorite hole in the walls where they don't speak English, but don't turn your nose at this chain.\n\n It's decent late night food and is part of our rotation when we don't want to cook. I come at a certain time at night every night and usually on days we work. I don't know if that makes a difference as it seems its the same cook, but whoever is working after 10pm has been decent.


My friends and I had been wondering why any place in the center of a strip mall would be called Crusin 4 anything so I was happy that once I walked into Cruisin 4 Yogurt and understood the name.  The auto shop theme is a different spin on things and I like the containers that the toppings are in.  I am glad that there is a frozen yogurt shop in Surprise but to be honest the yogurt is just ok.


Took a business group to Harvest last night.  I realize their committment to locally sourced ingredients means a variable supply, but our experience was extreme.  They did not have one fish dish listed on their menue.  They had only two of their steak special, and so could not accomodate orders from our group.  They had only three of their dessert special, so similar issue.  They could not provide one request for a diet Coke.  They ran out of straws for one person's drink.  This was not a big group.  The place wasnt overly busy.  They were just apparently not prepared to be open last night.  Disappointing.  Will not take clients there again.


Their beer was decent but overall I feel like there are better breweries and beer destinations in the city. I do enjoy stopping in occasionally for the atmosphere. The German music, great hall setup, shot-skis and lederhosen can make for a rowdy crowd at times.


Food isn't great except for the tots... the tots are delicious. I also really like the $1 mini candy deserts. It's just the right size and so yummy! But ultimately, the 4 stars are for the drinks. Cherry and strawberry limeades, watermelon slushy.. the possibilities are endless. This place is a nice treat when the weather gets warm!


The food was delicious like always, but the service was terrible by chubby waitress who wears glasses. Everything else was great.


I'm not impressed with their medium to high priced menu. Sushi is never cheap, but the quality of the sushi rolls and presentation is a bit messy and not impressive for the high-end decorated type of restaurant. I've had way better quality, presentation, and taste at other sushi restaurants that are not high-end. I guess we were paying for the ambiance and decorations more than anything.


There's really not much to say about this place, it's nestled on the one street that they call Chinatown in Montreal. The place seems to be clean and modern for a restaurant in Chinatown, they don't turn on AC, so expect it to be stuffy and warm on a hot day. They didn't even give cold water, it was just straight warm tap water. I never expect decent service when dining at a restaurant in Chinatown, so it was on par. The food lacks a lot of flavor, I had the vermicelli noodles with grilled pork and spring roll, and my husband had the pineapple fried rice (thai style). Not the best place for Viet-Thai, and not the worst, but not coming back here.


My frustration level is increasing, so just let me vent for just a minute or 2... Now, I have been to the Keg twice in the past week. How is it that they always run out of the happy hour chips or they throw them away? Really? And why does it take asking 2 different people and then find out they just went in the garbage. Ok I will let that go now!!! \n\nWell on this particular visit, it was a bit quieter, not a hip hoppin night that is for sure. I again had a nice glass of wine complimented with the goat cheese and salsa. Yes that was intentional that I put that the goat cheese complimented the wine! I wish they would bring back the flat bread though. There isn't much on the appetizer menu that I care for, so I am limited on that part of the menu. They could be a little more generous with the melba toasts on the goat cheese appetizer. And the key lime pie was delicious again. Though it did appear there was a little bite missing from the end. Maybe our bartender was a little hungry:)


This place has the worst customer service.\n\nYou walk in and they act like your disrupting them.\n\nI don't say thank you or even appreciate your business.\n\nMost of the food is decent, the prices are way too high.\n\nI paid $50 bucks for 2 large pieces and they were not worth that price.\n\nBut being treated the way they do every time I have gone in there I wont go again.\n\nPizza Hut has better respect for the customers and they don't charge like this.\n\nI would think for the price I should be treated like a King!


Amazing food! Amazing ambiance! Excellent service. The GM came to talk with us and everything! Everyone come check out this new restaurant!


Came here on a suggestion from the host of our B&B, who I think comes here at least twice a week (he actually went there the night he recommended it to us because, as he said it, talking about it made him crave it!)  I love being able to visit the places tucked away from touristy areas, and this was it!\n\nWe ordered the hummus and feta salad to start, and what amazing portions!  The waitress had to bring out a second basket of pita to finish it, with the added bonus that it was warm when it arrived, yum!  Feta tasted homemade it was so soft and flavorful, and there were so many plump veggies in the bowl that I couldn't finish it!\n\nWe both got the chicken shish, which had a lovely grilled flavor and perfectly made rice.  I think we piled on the spicy sauce to add a little perk to the meal, but that's why they serve it, I guess!  Overall it was delicious and we left feeling absolutely stuffed.\n\nOne small note, make sure to get a booking because we didn't (as we arrived at 5:45 when there was almost no one seated) and were told that we had to be out by 7 at the latest.  It was no problem to do so, but I felt a little rushed.


I wish I had the budget to decorate my apartment with more awesome things from Z Gallerie. They have a home decor style which is more urban and modern and less Martha Stewart. If nothing else I can always find inspiration from their beautiful collections, and then go copy it for a lot cheaper.\n\nZ Gallerie has pretty much anything you need to decorate your house, but they don't carry a lot of essentials. It's more about the glamor in here. Extensive selection of drinking glasses, art, over the top bedrooms, and dinner settings. Last time I was there I found this one table that was decorated with all golden dishes and goblets with center pieces of gold crabs and lobsters. This is Scottsdale not the Hamptons! It was very amusing.\n\nGreat place just to walk around and find crazy things! Not your Grandparents place for decorating ideas.


generally okay place, a little overpriced for the settings:(  noisy and place is too small, not looking very neat... food portion is below average. maybe not again.


Thank God for the Detroit Coney Grill! David, the owner, is super friendly and is on top of his business. My wife & I ordered 3 Coney dogs with mustard, fresh cut onions, and topped with a sweet chili, that was a nice bean less meat sauce. The hot dogs were hot, expertly grilled, not steamed! The buns were warm, fresh and steamed. The Detroit dogs were excellent! When you bite into them, they have a nice snap. Everything was just like what we grew up eating back east in CT & MA. \n\nWe also had a bag of Detroit Better Made potato chips and 2 bottles of Faygo root beer pop. We drove down from North Scottsdale and the trip was well worth it. We do hope David can open a spot up north, closer to our home. We give it an  A+. We will come back again! Best of luck to David, the owner. Keep up the good work!


Nice atmosphere and good service, but the food was inconsistent.  We ordered the chef's selection and, with the exception of the hamachi sashimi (which was exceptional), the meal ranged from forgettable to simply bad.  The low point being a stale tasting spider roll with a strip of nori so tough it could have been used as dental floss.  We finished off this disappointing meal with mochi that, based on it's tough, chewy and dry skin, I can only assume had been stored uncovered in the freezer.  Yuck.


I wanted this to be good so bad! The menu  items looked amazing but the dishes were hit & miss.\nThis place was LOUD! Trying to have a conversation was almost impossible! \nThe service was not good. We had a table of six & our server took an order for 2 ( SMALL ) plates & didn't return to take orders for more for nearly 15 minutes when we initially wanted to order 6 plates. She just kinda took the order for 2 & left.\nThe fried pickles & the zucchini ribbon pasta were excellent! \nThe black bean sliders should have gone back! They were pasty & flavorless. The crab & avocado was in desperate need of salt & the sauce did not complement well. The fried green tomatoes were also in disparate need of salt & the breading was too heavy. The shrimp & grits were very good! The pumpkin cheesecake was delicious except the oatmeal cookie crust was so think and hard I literally have to hammer it with my spoon to brake it up in order to eat. \nThe Long Island drink was not the worst but nothing to rave about either.


I have been here a time or two before, but wanted to yelp this time because my salmon and service was stellar!  I wasn't too hungry but I did want something to munch on that was of a healthier option! I opted for the salmon that was accompanied by asparagus and boy was I glad that I did!  My salmon was perfectly seasoned, moist and perfectly cooked!  We sat on the patio so we also got some great people watching and a great view of the Bellagio water show!  I will continue to frequent here!


Meh...nothing special.  Brunch price was about 23.95 and 28.95 if you wanted unlimited mimosas.  I thought the food was eh... I didn't really eat too much to be honest b/c I was so dehydrated!  They had all the usual breakfast foods.  Friends enjoyed the pesto mashed potatoes..I thought it tasted kinda different... I only enjoyed the penne pasta with marinara...the most simple thing on there to eat, but that's all I liked.  Didn't try the prime rib but it was very rare so be forewarned if you don't like red meat.  Spicy tuna handroll was ok. Good selection of breads. Fruits weren't too sweet.  And the only part to every meal I look forward to was dessert...and that was a disappointment.  They didn't have creme brulee...just flan...but it tasted bitter. Bread pudding was ok...nothing spectacular.  My man was particularly impressed that they served fresh carrot juice.  Service I must say was excellent.  Oh...and one more thing... if you have a party of 8 or more, they automatically charged you an 18% gratuity.  That in itself blows.  Especially for a buffet.  Yeah yeah..it's Vegas... still.  Bogus.\n\nI think I'm just too darn picky of an eater though...so don't take my review too much at heart.  :)


Meh is a great way to summarize Foxtail.\n\nIts like a much smaller, lamer version of Surrender but acts like its better. With how overpriced the drinks are and how snobby the promoters are you would think Foxtail would have a A-list DJ line up. But nope... the likes of Calvin Harris or Hardwell wouldn't be caught dead in this C-list \"club\".\n\nWalking into Foxtail, it seems like SLS didn't know what to do with the area next to the pool and decided to stick some lipstick on a pig and call it a dayclub. The pool area is below average and small. It shows its age and management has tried to cover up the faults with new cabanas and fresh paint; it doesn't really work. During the winter the pool is closed off and everyone is forced into what I can best describe as a little black box which serves as the nightclub.\n\nUnless you got a free table or your best friend's birthday has the misfortune of being hosted here, skip Foxtail and checkout Surrender, XS or any of the Strip's much better nightlife offerings.


Cons: Price (garlic bread is 6 dollars), small portions, poor service. We had a 9:30pm reservation for dinner (group of 4) - we didn't get seated until well after 10pm with no apologizes. \n\nPros: Good food, nice place.\n\nOverall: the food is good but not really worth the poor service, high prices, and long wait times, especially when there are so many other great restaurants around.


Thus place is very clean! Good seating, and very friendly and efficient staff! Have to say thus subway should be an example on how they should be ran! Definitely will go back again!


No the happiest w/ the fact that they charged me $427 for a fuel pump and after the fact I looked it up on Auto Zone and they had the same one in stock for $220! I guess since it was oem I can't complain to much.  But the employees were nice and helpful. They were definitely one worked and under manned. There were two mechanics, like 7 bays and most with cars waiting to be services. I watched and saw, they were hopping between all the vehicles doing a little work on each. Not sure how effective this approach is but what else can they do with such limited workforce? I ended up spending all afternoon there and having to ultimately leave my truck for them to finish it up while they were closed. Their employees are definitely hard workers and did a great job with my truck. Thankfully I have a significant other to pick me up and drop me off in the morning otherwise, not sure what I would've done. Was there from about 1:30 until 7p before finding out it was going to have to stay over night.


The only reason we stepped foot in IMPERIAL PALACE was FOR HASH HOUSE A GO GO! we got here at 11:04 pm on a SUNDAY. CLOSED at 11pm ON OUR LAST NIGHT! missed it by 5 MINUTES!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH\nSO UPSET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nso next best thing.. go up to floor 5 .. to ginseng 3\n#1 overpriced by $2\n#2 the young lady was very nice and attentive\n#3 the \"mom/owner\" of the restaurant was super nice and attentive\n#4 we ordered #18 & #19 i forget which one i had, but it tasted bland\n\nthe 2 stars if for the young lady employee & mom.


Charlotte Douglas International Airport is a complete madhouse, but the cuisine is off the chains. \n\nI had a lay over here and was shocked at the sheer volume for a small market city. You would be forgiven if you mistook this airport for LAX or ORD, it is that busy. Huge lines and very few charging areas for your cell phone will frustrate even a seasoned traveler. \n\nThe food choices however are commendable. If you are hungry you owe it to yourself to seek out Carolina Pit Barbecue in the main terminal as it is the damn truth. Smoky, tender and so moist... truly delicious. A small piece of heaven in a travelers hell.


This Mcdonalds has drastically improved since they put in the new drive-thru system.  I used to have to pull around front everyday and wait extra time for food or coffee.\nThe only real issue I have is that their specialty coffee is never consistent.  It tastes different everytime!


Food wasn't that great. I went there alone. Still they charged me 18% gratuity and about 30% tip. That's 50% in addition to the bill. I ended up paying 30$ for my lunch.


Hands down, Light is the BEST nightclub in Vegas right now!  We came here for our last night and wanted to go out with a bang.  I still can't stop thinking or talking about it because it was the #1 club I've ever been to (so far) and the best clubbing experience I've also had (so far).\n\nPros:\n+ Free admission for girls before 12:30 and an all-girls line to go through\n+ 2 free drink tickets (although we didn't use them because we had a table)\n+ Consistent DJ lineup\n+ Amazing LED monitors on one whole entire wall\n+ Awesome lighting effects\n+ Great sound system\n+ Cirque du Soleil performers hanging from the ceilings and walls\n+ Foam and confetti showers every 30 minutes or so\n+ Prime table location on the dancefloor\n+ Friendly, quick & superb table service and bouncers\n+ If you have a table, a bouncer will escort you to the bathroom! (Talk about VIP service)\n+ Two ways of seeing the club: If you're upstairs, it's like you're looking into it and if you're downstairs, you're actually inside the club\n\nCons:\n- The dancefloor is smaller than most other clubs in Vegas\n- It can get super crowded and can take some time walking through\n- The bathrooms always have ridiculously long lines\n- The sound system is sick to the point where you lose your hearing for a couple of hours afterward\n\nIf you're in town, be sure to check out Light!


Pass on this place, there are better restaurants mere feet away.\n\nThe menu here is too large, which is a sure sign none of the food is going to be good.  And, its not good.  Some of the salads are alright, but its just not good food.\n\nThe service is friendly and prompt, but the beer is over priced.  They do have a good selection though.\n\nThis place is open late if you need a bite to eat, but there are so much better options out there.


I've stayed at a lot of hotels in Las Vegas and this is by far one of my favorites. Like much of the recently updated hotels on the strip, the Encore features large suites that make you feel like your actually on vacation and not just stuck in a box with a bed. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was very spacious and luxurious. \n\nMy brother and I each received an offer for a free night with purchase of 2 nights, plus $200 of FreePlay!!! We paid $129 for Saturday and $199 for Sunday, which is still really good for a room in Vegas during Thanksgiving and at such a great hotel. So for three nights, we paid $328 for an amazing room, but considering I got back all $200 of my freeplay back and cashed it out, I essentially only paid $128 for 3 nights. Now that's what I call WINNING in Vegas!!


Meh!! This is a typical AZ hyped up joint. I have eaten here twice. Both times have left much to desire. First off the bread was toooo freakin thick. The meats are not very high quality in flavor or texture. I just don't get why people think it's sooo good. I have some good sandwiches in my life from some of the most famous in NY and LA to San diego and SF. This place sucks in comparison to most. Not my kind of place. Hell Miracle mile is 10 times better than this place and I don't really prefer that either but I would go there over this Silly dilly place!


Eh. That's really it... The chips were strips of chips and they were too thin so it was kinda like eating crumbs because they kept breaking. The salsa was eh. My husband ordered a carne asada plate and about 1/8th of the plate was meat, the rest was beans and rice. The meat was dry. For paying an extra few bucks to get some meat on my salad, I should have received something that looked like meat? Instead there were crumbs of ground what-can-only-asssumed-to-be-meat interspersed through my bowl of lettuce (because the presence of other salad-like ingredients was sorely lacking.) I guess that's my mistake for ordering a salad at a Mexican joint.\n\nThe server was pretty awesome though,  she was really on top of it. The ambiance of the restaurant is very cozy and quaint,  it looks like one of the walls opens up to the patio which might be cool when it's not 120\u00b0 outside. \n\nThe prices didn't match the food quality.  Maybe it was a bad day or a growing pain? Eh. Maybe we'll come back. Maybe.


I was here with a group for Smunch on Sunday.  Nice thing about a group is you get to try more than one dish.  All of them were OK.  It seemed liked the biggest hit was a scramble with wild game, that week it was boar.  I had a fish cake Benedict, that week the fish was cod.  It was good. Of interest to note: the fish cake was both the protein and the base.  With a group of 8 you would think the food would come out in a 5-10 minute window.  Actually it was more than a 20 minute window.  The waitress was pretty attentive most of the time but a couple of times we had to flag her down.  Two of us drinking coffee had to ask for a refill.\n\nThe beer wall gets it own paragraph.  For good reason.   There are something like 30+ beers on tap plus a few wines on tap.  All of them are listed on the wall with a bit of description and their alcohol content.  Some of them are pretty potent.  You can get a flight of 6 sample glasses for $9, you pick which 6 you want to try by filling out a card, which comes back with the flight so you remember what is in each glass.\n\nI wasn't really impressed with the space.  I liked the look but as many have noted it gets pretty noisy as it fills up.


Chef John sucks at everything. Luckily for him Anna is a great bartender and is super hot.


Kinda pricey and super crowded which usually isn't my thing, but the place is really big and really caters to different needs. I had a blast there with my boyfriend and totally appreciated the flashes of cold air. No room to really dance on the main floor on a Sat night.. But who cares! I totally had a blast!\nI took stars out for price ($50 for him and $20 for me, ladies were free before midnight)


Clearly I'm not the only one who learned about Thai from the Y.  Now that I've had a lot more Thai food, I still fondly recall the pad thai from the Y.  Great food, wonderful prices, and always fresh.  It was so good, so close to home, and so worth the wait in line.


Watered down iced coffee and stale donuts.


I've been going to Classic Barbers since 2003, now with over 40 visits documented in my home accounting program.  Like others, I've been served by all of their barbers and have been fully satisfied with their services.  However, I am not going back.  They've instituted a new policy by charging extra for payment by credit card .  I'm sure they have their reasons.  I hope their reasons outweight the downside of losing loyal customers.


How you like this hotel, depends on what part of the building you stay on. If you stay on the strip side I rate this place a 4 star Hotel. However, if you stay on the train track side, yes TRAIN TRACK side I rate this place 2 stars. \n\nThe first night I was on the train track side, meaning the tracks are visible within 40 feet of the hotel. Yes, what a dumbass Trump is for picking such a location, or at least not equipting it with sound proof windows. I heard the horn every hour or therabouts and could not sleep. The following morning I complained and received an upgrade to the strip side, and it was fabulous. Very spacious rooms, extra large bathroom, with walk in shower. The best thing about the hotel is the fact that it is smoke free. \n\nBut the train track side is an unbelievable oversight!


The wait staff was nice, and the guy who works up front (owner?) looks like Seal's little brother.  The \"Kiss by a Rose\" guy - used to be married to Heidi Klum.  I think my favorite dinner dish is the Grilled Lamb Chops but if you go for lunch, get the curry!  I might actually cheat on my girlfriend for a bowl of the curry.  I'm not sure if that's an indicator of my character, or an indicator of how good the curry is.  But I digress...  If you like bad food, don't go here, you won't find it. See what I did there ;)


There was a misleading sale tag stating something with $0.00 when I brought it to the attention of Duane she was very rude, told me that she have to figure out the pricing and didn't even say thank you for bringing it to her attention even though by law I should be able to pay what on the price tag which meant it was zero aka free. I didn't like the item and had no plan on buying it but so did want to bring it to their attention and do the right thing. Instead I was treated without any dignity or respect and like I did something wrong! Talk about getting treated like shit for doing the right thing! See photo.


What a great hidden park!  I have lived around the corner for years and just found this place, on accident, this past week.  I'm sad I have been missing out on this beautiful little hideaway in Vegas! Yay for Police Memorial Park!\n\nThe park itself is a lot bigger than it looks from the first glance.  It is a long, narrow park filled with all sorts of fun stuff!  There are 2 playgrounds, one for little ones and the other for bigger kids.  There are also tennis courts in the center that are very well kept.  At the far end of the park is a big skate park for the skaters out there.  And I almost forgot, there is also a blocked off area to let your dogs run off leash and enjoy nature too!\n\nOn top of the active activities, there is a nice walking path that winds it way through the park. It is a lovely path and is also very quiet, so you can totally \"zen\" out, if you wanted too. It is so quaint up here, you can really just walk the path and mediate at the same time.\n\nThis park also has a ton of nice grassy areas.  Some areas are flat but there are a ton of rolling hills.  My kiddo loved just running around and chasing birds over the hills.  It's nice to have park areas to kick a ball around, as well as run up and down some hills too.  There is also a big desert landscaped area as well.  No matter where you are, it is lovely to look at.\n\nAnother big bonus to this park is the massive amounts of benches scattered around.  Each bench is situated with a beautiful view laid out directly in front of it.  Since this part of town is much higher in elevation, you get a great view of the rest of the valley.  This would be a great spot to watch the fireworks on the Strip too!  This is a great park to come out and walk and then sit an enjoy simply being outside on a nice day.\n\nThere are also 2 memorials to fallen police officers.  There is a huge statue in the middle of the park that is beautiful and really touches your heart.  There is also a smaller memorial that is a big boulder that has stars on it to commemorate police officers.  Police officers put their life on the line to protect us, so I am glad there is a wonderful park in their honor in town.


Very good classic New York pizza. I would highly recommend it. If you want to get the best pizza possible make sure you order light sauce. They tend to over do the sauce sometimes but overall great pizza place.


This hidden gem is a must stop for Mexican food, especially if you live in the East Valley.  I haven't been to Tia Rosa's in about 5 years, and boy has it improved.  The trees have grown so much that we drove past it twice because we didn't see the sign.  Tia Rosa's has two options, their front take-out restaurant and the main dining area.  It's just what you would expect when you walk into the Mexican style Hacienda, a water fountain and great courtyard for eating outside.  The menu is diverse and there are several vegetarian options.  I went with the Spinach enchiladas served with roasted corn and black beans, they were fantastic!  The table ordered carne asada, a beef burrito and the fish tacos.  All raved about the food.  The only complaint that we had was the salsa was just okay, it wasn't hot enough and their hot sauce was not very tasty.  We all wish we had a little more spice in our dishes, but the overall consensus is still a solid 4. If you decide to dine at Tia Rosa's try to get a table in the back courtyard or the room to the right of it, it will greatly improve the experience!


I love the location, right across the street from my gym (LVAC).  I love the almost guilt free menu options.  (Buffalo Chicken Wrap and Rockin Raspberry Smoothie this trip).  I even love the deals they have at this location like buy 2 smoothies get one free from 4-7pm and their free junior all american wrap with purchase of a smoothie from 7-10am.  \n\nThe two star rating is spawned from the seemingly intolerable drive-thru wait time and service.  On this particular trip I decided to time my experience.  36 minutes total from line entrance to smoothie acquisition.  On top of that I was charged for 3 smoothies initially despite being well within the buy 2 get 1 free time window.  As a minor aside they also neglected to ask what sort of \"side\" I wanted with my wrap.  I guess I sounded like a Baked Sour Cream and Onion chips kind of guy?  Perhaps management needs to hire additional staff or streamline his production process?  The young man that waited on me seemed pretty stressed out.


Personally, I would give this place 3 stars for food, 5 stars for being a fun place to hang out with friends.  \n\nFirst the food.  We got the house brat, a pretzel, some Belgian fries, a vegan burger, a couple of beers, and another pretzel with nutella for dessert. Everything was decent but not life-changing. Prices were a little bit on the high side. There was a decent (but not huge) imported beer selection. One plus was that they have a wide variety of sauces, mustards, and ketchups which are interesting and fun to try with the pretzels and fries. One a side note, this is a vaguely German-inspired pub, not a place for authentic traditional German food.  \n\nHowever, if you are looking for a fun place to hang out with friends, then this place is perfect. They have a huge outdoor patio area with a bunch of games to play (extra-large Jenga, ping-pong, etc.).  Most importantly, we weren't pressured to keep ordering.  My wife and I got our food and one drink each, ate, then spent an hour nursing our beers and playing Jenga and the waitstaff never made us feel uncomfortable about it.


Great atmosphere n great food. \nOn the pricey side.


Same story as everybody else. Waiting in a really long line, and only 2 attendants. They must not care too much about customer service around here.


Went here on a Friday night late (around 9 pm) as a last minute choice and very hungry. Was slow.\n\nSteak (Filet mignon): 5! -- perfectly cooked and delicious\nSide Order dishes: 3--  nothing memorable for price, ordered salad, sauteed mushrooms and asparagus, similar to what the buffet was probably serving, in my opinion\n\nWait Service: 1.5-- my friend that I was dining with was dairy-free-- depending on the staff that delivered the dish, took order, etc, we couldn't get a straight confirmation on whether the dish contained cream/butter.  We ordered a glass of wine, which we were done with by the time our dinner was served-- we were never asked if we wanted a refill (no one even came around), which we wanted for the steaks.  We were also asked if we wanted bread and butter prior to dinner-- to which we said yes-- was also never served.\n\nSadly lacking for a $200 bill.  Wouldn't go back. The only reason I rate this a 2 instead of a 1 is because the steak was perfection.


I tried Kisses this last Friday because a friend gave me a coupon.  $17.99 for a pedi.  \n\nThey were busy...too busy for my taste.  What do I expect on a Friday afternoon?  Most salons are probably busy because of the weekend...chicks got to get their toes spiffy.  It's not a large place and is crowded with equipment and tables.  I did not like the fancy pedi chairs either, if you do the roller on it, it makes your body jut out almost a good foot when the rollers go by.  Because of the crowd, it felt like a rushed assembly line.  Not a relaxing environment at all.\n\nMy pedi...eh.  She talked me into a callus treatment, which I did need, but she was a little to boisterous on the right foot, I had an open sore a day later.  I also had some blood residue on the sides of both of my big toes.


Guacamole was absolutely amazing; had the camaron quesadilla which was also fantastic.  Nice, mellow music on the back patio.  Check it out!


Hi. My name is Mary C., and I'm a bath junkie.\n\nIt all began when I visited my dear cousin Michelle H. in Phoenix. As I hail from Los Angeles, I was a little confused by the bottle labeled \"Bath Junkie\" on her bathroom counter. When I asked what it was she got all excited and told me to spray some on my skin after a shower! It will feel so soft and smooth! And it smells so good! Okay cuzzo, whatever you say. A shower and a few sprays later, I couldn't understand how soft and wonderful my skin felt! And it smelled SO good! When Michelle tried to explain how you customize everything yourself, it became apparent that my very own trip to Bath Junkie would be required on this visit.\n\nWe made our way to the Desert Ridge Marketplace and straight to Bath Junkie. From the outside it looked like a very simple bath product store, but then we walked inside and took a seat at the scent bar. I mean, I seriously must have had hundreds and hundreds of scents staring up at me. Categorized by spices, florals, wannabes, and more- any scent I could have imagined, including, dirt. Were it not for the menus and their thoughtful scent-combo suggestions, I might not have made it out of there. \n\nWith Michelle at my side we spent at least an hour testing different scent combinations on the index cards. We even created a rating system to help weed out the ones I really loved. In the end, I fell for a combination of chardonnay, pink sugar type, and strawberry. Seriously try this combo and tell me it isn't intoxicating. \n\nSo, finding my scent was really only the first step. Once that was accomplished, we checked out the wall of stuff. It is a wall covered with every type of bath product you can think of: scrubs, lotions, washes, etc. I tried out the different offerings, but in the end I went for Michelle's drug of choice, body dessert. It is literally a conditioner for your skin and feels wonderful after a hot shower. After only a couple of weeks, it has become a staple in my bathroom.\n\nLast, I went to the counter to have my creation put together! The conditioner and scents were combined, and after a quick scent check from yours truly, mixed together! The very last step is choosing a color if white just doesn't do it for you. I opted for light pink, which I think I'll stick with, but there's a rainbow of a selection. \n\nThe whole experience was so much fun. I would definitely set aside some serious time to try all the different scent combinations, and I would also drag some of your best girlfriends with you. The only bummer for this Los Angeles resident, is the closest store is in Claremont. Lucky for me, you can build everything online, but you really need to go to a store for your first time.\n\nIf you see me walking down the street smelling my arm, you know why.


The people that work here are amazing. All of them. They're not only friendly but they take care things. Great experience every time.


Out of all of the local Indian restaurants I have tried, Royal Taj is by far the best! The curries are amazing and the meat (and paneer) is always tasty! While the people who own the restaurant may seem a bit distant, they are just shy and open up when you talk to them! Be sure to come here when you crave good Indian!


I ordered food from this worthless establishment last night and when the idiot finally got to my door he starts yelling at me saying that I gave him the wrong address. After a couple of minutes of this mindless delivery guy arguing with me I show him a piece of mail to finally shut him up and get my food. Then he complains to me that I didn't tip him!! Umm hello!!?! You come to my house yelling at me when you are clearly wrong then expect a tip!? I don't think so. Then I call the place to complain to management about their deliver guy and they didn't care at all about what happened. The food was horrible and the service doesn't even deserve to be called service. If I wanted to be yelled at by an Asian man I'd  join a karate class. This was the worst place I've ever paid money to in my life. A complete waste of time and money


The only bad thing about this place is the que! Other than that the service is efficient the results are delicious and you can see them making it, pretty cool!! What a way to cool down after a day of walking around the city!


Staff was quick, especially considering the line they had. I don't do coffee, so I can't speak to that, but the tea was good (of course it's pretty hard to mess up black tea). \n\nI don't recommend their hot food items though. I ordered the egg, ham & cheese croissant for $8. The outside was super hot, which I thought was a good sign. However the middle was cold & I am not a fan of cold egg. For $8 and a 10 minute wait I expected my food to be cooked through.\n\nI didn't have time to ask for a replacement because it was time for my plane to board, so maybe they would have done a better job the second time. If I ever end up here again, I'm define tell grabbing one of the cold items.


This company is good at cleaning your pockets and that's it. Terrible experience even after they were sent back to re-clean. This company does business under numerous names so check out the phone  number - buyer definitely BEWARE - awful cleaning service.


Nicole...... this place may have cheap beer  I guess if cheap beer is all your going after if you even can get one! I thought I would try this place out while  waiting on some friends that where at the Sugarland Concert   it was   7 pm not very busy 15 minutes no server what do  they do when its busy? Come on a million bleach blondes in this city that want to make big tips ... ..Then why do you not hire them? Terrible service with a   brain like Walmart people will always come in ! \n          To many places in Charlotte for a cold beer . Sitting in the parking lot  watching people sitting on a bench looking in space not saying a word making love to a Bud not saying a word. \n            GREAT PLACE.     NOT!


Located on Fremont Street, and not far from Golden Nugget. This place probably seen better days. \n\nThe only reason why I go here, is for the cheap Deep Fried Twinkies in Las Vegas. Can't beat the 99 cents deep fried Twinkies. Even though, I know its not really good for me, but got to love the deep fried Twinkies. But, they could probably clean up the deep fry station and better customer service. Really didn't need some one telling me \"Don't forget my tip.\" With that remark, why would I tip you for being some what rude. But I guess 10% of a dollar, is probably all she'll get from me. \n\nBut the place itself, can probably look better, with out the slot machines that doesn't seem to work, time and time again. If the place was just a place to have a deep fried Twinkies and a slushy bar. Then it would be nice. But with the old school slot machines, and not so happy staff. I believe that this could of been a better place with a better review. \n\nIf you're into gambling or putting a quarter in a slot machine, this is not the place to do so, cause you'll probably not get any service or any help, probably in 30-60 minutes later. The slushy drinks and the deep fry station in the back, is probably a good place to get them.


Lets start off by saying that I HATE THE CLUB SCENE! So when my cousin was in town, we came up with this place as common ground.\nStarting the night out, i was still a little put off by how loud it was, but then I started letting loose and having fun with friends and family. The drink prices arent the best but lets face it, we live in Vegas. The coolest part about this place I think is the fact that they play a 10 minute set of country music and then a 10 minute set of popular hip hop[ music, so everyone is happy. The dance floor was always full and they teach you line dances before the night starts for free, also bad ass. it was a good choice as apposed to a club.\nFrom now on when someone wants to go to a club with me, ill fight for revolver instead.


This place is AWFUL. I have NOTHING nice to say about the Orleans!\n\nBack in December I went to a UNLV basketball game here. I stopped at the Mardi Gras bar before the game to grab a beer with my friends while we waited for the game to start. After drinking the entire beer, I glance at the bottom of my glass, only to find a THICK white film with 7 or 8 dead maggots INSIDE of the glass. After gagging profusely, I spoke to the Food & Beverage Manager, who had me fill out a report with security. I WISH I could post pictures here and show you what filth the Orleans serve to their customers! The response from the bartender who served me? \"My bad.\" The response from the Food & Beverage Manager? \"Well, I'm sure it's nothing that will kill you.\" Ummm, what?!?! Considering that NO ONE from The Orleans has tried to contact me to make sure that I actually didn't die from their foul casino and lax sanitary standards, how would they know?? I actually spent the next day vomiting, but I'm sure they don't actually care. \n\nFirst and last time I will ever set foot in this place. I filled out a report, they had all of my contact information - no one thought that maybe a phone call saying, \"I'm really sorry this happened to you\" would have been in order? Thanks for nothing, Orleans!


Go here! I used to frequent Montreal and never had a bad time at McLeans. Right off St. Catherine but not filled with Canadian college kids or Boston frat guys. Its normally a bunch of locals trying to catch a hockey game...or 10 of them from 5 different leagues at 1 time. Food is good and drinks are priced fair. Craig used to be the bartender and he was the man. DRINK ALEXANDER KEITHS and an Upper Cut. I seriously have a place in my heart for McLeans.


My favorite dish here is the tuna pizza. It was recommended as the most popular dish here and they did not disappoint. I already am a fan of truffle oil, so I knew this dish had to be good. The kobe beef tataki just bursted with flavor in your mouth. I also tried the sushi with the pop rocks which the name in itself already caught my attention. I think it's a cool concept but I personally did not like the sweetness from the pop rocks mixed with the sushi. I do appreciate the chef's creativeness in this. Overall, very good experience here, not to mention the beautiful backdrop of the Bellagio water show in the background at night.


Staff was proud to not acknowledge us. We sat at a table in the bar( a dirty one at that) and waited for close to 10 min before walking out.  When we were leaving we asked the bartender \" Are you proud we are leaving?\"  She smiled and said \"yes\".  I guess if you are not a regular, you are not welcome. If I could have given it zero  stars if that were an option.


I don't even know where to begin.\nThis could be a huge novel.\nI will try and keep it short and sweet.\n\nMy man and I showed up here looking to purchase a new work vehicle for him.\nThey ran his credit right away and with in 20 minutes of us being there asked how much money he had on him then took the cash.\nI was in shock that the guy asked him about how much cash he had on him and took it so fast. Looking back we would never do that again but felt on the spot and trusted this guy.\nHe took us to a Dodge  that we test drove. On the test drive the salesman was telling us how he needed to make a quota and had just a couple days left to get more sales in. He then proceeded to tell us he was going to smoke weed when he got off work.\nI really don't care that he smoked weed or is having trouble making his quota but it certainly isn't something you discuss with customers coming in to buy a vehicle.\nWe asked if I could co-sign to help with the interest and so on and the guy took my info and literally 3 minutes later came back with a blank sheet of paper saying there was nothing they could find on me and I wouldn't be able to help. I was shocked yet again.\nThey told him he was approved for the Dodge and even had him hit \"the gong\" congratulating him on his new purchase.\nAfter 3 days they called back and said he needed to bring the Dodge back because he wasn't approved for it and would have to wait a week to get his down payment back.\nWe were infuriated. When going to take the Dodge back we asked one of the workers at the desk why they mislead us. She said that the salesman probably needed to make a quota. After remembering what the salesman had said to us it all became clear.\n\nWe went to another dealership and not only did my man get a GREAT deal on a brand new Chevy but they also allowed me to co-sign which brought his interest rate down tremendously!!\n\nThis place is no good I would never recommend anybody go here as I feel they are scam artists and only in it for themselves and getting what they need.\n\nWhile we were there initially  \"the chopper\" was there. He wasn't personable to the people inside and I think it is hilarious that people would go there to buy a vehicle  just because of him.


3.5 Stars: Went in around 7:00 p.m. on a Wednesday night, and the place was packed -- was able to get a table for 6 after a 15 minute wait.  The place was a classic hometown American bar and grill (the sort that Applebee's aspires to become, but overcompensates for), and the menu was almost entirely hamburgers, with some salads, hot dogs, and cheese on the side.  It's a great place for families because there's a kids menu, and it's a good option for both vegetarians and ominivores/carnivores because there're certainly options for both.  Definitely not for a place for people with serious aversions to meat and above-average noise level at restaurants.\n\nWe had a cheese plate to start, which had some really great selections -- unfortunately forgot which plate it was, but it was the waitress' recommendation.  Also came with crackers, apple slices, and a bit of honey on the side, which made munching more fun.  \n\nI'd ordered #42, the roast beef tenderloin sandwich with a salad on the side.  The salad was very leaf-heavy without much of anything else, and I wasn't able to finish it.  The sandwich itself was good, nothing mind-blowing, I may've been slightly disappointed because I was ready to have my taste buds blown away by the \"tiger sauce\" and the \"shaved red onions\" that topped the sandwich, both of which sounded fun to a lifelong Easterner, and the texture of the beef made for very ungraceful consumption (think stringy).  If I were ever to go back (highly unlikely), I would order something else.  \n\nThe best part of meal was the dessert -- apple pie a la mode.  The apple pie itself tasted very classic, but not as sweet as expected -- which was perfect, because the vanilla ice cream that was put on top balanced out the palette.  But it didn't stop there -- the restaurant included a cross-section of Wisconsin cheddar which really expanded the taste bud action, because it added a new sort of tangyness, creaminess, and saltiness to the entire plate.  The tiny plate packed a bit of food adventure for sure.


If I could leave 0 stars I would like that option . I love the hotel I go to Vegas quite often and encore is always my top pick for a stay. Unfortunately, I had my first bad experience due to the security . My friend and I used the bathroom then we were going to proceed to xs. But a head security manager made a call to stop my\nFriend and I for no reason whatsoever. There were 2 of them one I believe  was Robert and Jeff. They approached us asking for our IDS for no reason and didn't ask us why we there . We showed no signs of any illegal activity nor did we look the part . Jeff held our IDS and continued to bend them and they were  spelling our names to their manager . This took about a good\n10-15 mins . People began to notice and started calling us names due to the public humiliation . We spoke to lee who was the manager at the time and he basically showed no  remorse and said 2 comments \" we wanna weed them out \" and \" do you want me to sugar coat it for you guys \" . If this is the type of people you hire it can lead to a serious problem .  Due to what occurred outside the club we still proceeded to go to xs yet to find to our surprise men were harassing us inside the club thinking we were escorts . It was the worst feeling a woman can ever have and this needs to be resolved . I will take this further .


Eating out is more than just having Food ~ where you are and how you're treated count as well!\n\nAtmosphere:  Le Milsa's goal it seems is to create as much \"atmosphere\" as possible.  The place is often crowded (especially dinner time), and sometimes even more than usual if a live show (dancers) are on hand.  The staff all wear the Sele\u00e7\u00e3o (Brazil's national football team) jerseys - and are encouraged to be chatty with the customers.  It may sometimes come off as been too contrived - but points for trying. A little too much on the touristy side.\n\nService:  The service at le Milsa is good to very good.  The staff is friendly, and being young(ish) tend to be open to bouncing around and mingling with the patrons on nights when a genuine part attitude develops.  They make their rounds, with their spits of meat, as fast as possible, but sometimes that means it takes longer than necessary to catch a hold of one of them to ask for something like a menu, cutlery, etc.\n\nFood:  For a churrascaria no where near anything else Brazilian, Le Milsa's food get a C to B- grade.  It tastes well enough, but those having been to an authentic Brazilian restaurant can tell the different.  Indeed, le Milsa is not owned by Brazilians and neither is the chef / cook (as far as I have known).  Not sure what the owner's connection to Brazil is or how much they know of it's history and culinary traditions, but it very much seems that le Milsa tries to capitalize on the whole \"endless meat on a stick\" wow factor. Lots to pork on the menu & lover of succulent filet mignon beware, you may only see the waiter with that type of meat only once or twice per sitting, the management seems to offer less of this in an attempt to move the other (cheaper) meats faster.\n\nGood for a group and a ruckus time - but not for an authentic experience.


Not a place I would go again.  There was nothing on the menu that really stood out to me.  I was actually there about a year ago and left because the menu seemed blah.  Not sure why I went back!\n\nThe star of my lunch was a cucumber pasta salad. Very good.  My sandwich was just plain awful though.  I had the pimento cheese sandwich on cranberry bread.  What they don't tell you is that the cranberry bread is cut to about the size of toast points, so you are served these two teeny tiny sandwiches.  The bread was truly awful and kind of stale.  I asked for my sandwich cold, but when it arrived it was neither cold or hot, just luke warm blah pimento cheese, which was quite spicy.  Spicy pimento cheese drives me bonkers.  The standard recipe for pimento cheese does not have cayenne pepper in it.  Why do restaurants do this?  It was not listed as spicy on the menu.  Ugh.  The whole thing was just gross and my stomach felt a little off for the rest of the afternoon.\n\nIf you want this type of food, Panera is a MUCH better choice!


Would you pay $150 to have one of your buddies tell you about his favorite music and play half of songs that he didn't write on his guitar?  If so, you'll love this show.  However, if you're like me and expect a high energy throw down concert (solo or not) when you pay $150 and travel to VEGAS...you'll be disappointed.  Showing up in jeans, dirty boots, a hoodie and a baseball cap to a show that you made people pay $150 for in my opinion is rude.  Now if this had been a $35 show, I'd be writing a different review, I still would have been let down, but not as much.\n\nThe show starts with Garth coming out and saying hello. He plays 1 verse of one of his songs and then goes into a conversation with the audience about his life telling us about the music that inspired him.  He begins with the 60s and works his way up to the 1990s.  While he tells you about the music of the decades (which we already know) he plays 1 or 2 verses from a few of the songs.  We counted a total of only 5 actual Garth songs that were played; one of them was only played after an audience member requested it at the end of the show.  \n\nWe kept thinking that at any moment the lights would go out, fireworks would fire and then a decked out Garth ready to entertain would come out and blow our minds.  Well it didn't happen.  Instead we got a not even close to a surprise appearance by....wait for it....wait for it....his wife!!!! WOW did you all see that coming?  What effort did that take to book that guest?  \n\nThe good part of the show was the up close and personal vibe that Garth was going for.  He was charming and entertaining with his stories about his dad and growing up.  \n\nIf Garth is reading this, maybe you need to get back in touch with us in low places and respect the fact that you do have a job.  You have the job of entertaining and shame on you for not respecting us.  Shame on you.  \n\nSave your money!!!  If you're going to Vegas go see Cher, the same price for a really amazing show (even if it's not country music).  Or go to Toby Keith's bar and rock out to all your favorite artists for free (plus cost of drinks of course) and party your booty off.  That's what we did and to be honest, it was at Toby's bar that we actually heard Garth's music!  Shame on you Garth!!! \n\nPS: Having to bring IDs for everyone in your group.....time waster and pointless.


I rarely write reviews but I really wanted to share this info. The prices are so reasonable given the generous portions, fine quality, fresh ingredients,vast menu choices,GREAT coffee,beautiful enviroment,location & parking. ALL the staff is friendly & professional. In this day & age I'm heartened to find such an establishment!


So, I decided to try the Flatizza, BIG MISTAKE. Had enough pizza sauce on it to make a large real pizza. The flatbread was so hard I couldn't eat it and the cheese was cheddar not mozzarella.


The food is gonna be what the food is gonna be, you know that.\nSo I judge a FFchain on a few things.\nIs it clean.\nAre they friendly.\nDo they fahqew in the drive thru?\n\nThis Taco Hell scores consistently mediocre on all counts, except that they are quite friendly.\n\nIt is refreshing to pull into the drive thru, and even if there were a line of cars ahead of you, to hear the mechanical voice in the box say, \n\"Hi, How are you?\"\n...and then pause for an answer!\n\nThey do it all the time, so must be made to say it, but it always seems sincere.  It catches you off guard at first, but now I have grown to really dig the tone it conveys.  I don't think that the couple of seconds it may delay the order is a big deal at all, compared to the warm fuzzy feelings I get when I respond, \n\"I'm fine. How are you?\"...and get a genuine response back.\n\nI'm not here that often, but more since they demolished the Del Taco across the street to build a CVS freestanding location (good call, since the strip mall CVS in that shopping ctr is gross).\n\nI have noticed that there are several employees that seem to have stuck around and worked here for well over a year, maybe two -- good sign when you're judging a FFchain, since turnover = non-caring employees.\n\nSo in summary:\nIt's clean enough.\nThey're quite friendly.\nThey haven't yet fahq'd me in the drive thru.\n\nEdited:\n\nMeh for food.\nYay! I'm a fan for friendliness.\n\nAccording to my personal rating system that's much too complicated to show here, this equates to an A-OK overall.


It's a dive but I swear this is the best grilled chicken sandwich I have ever had.  We used to come here a couple times of week when I was in college.  The BBQ sauce is to die for.  And it is so cheap.


The prices here are really high for what you get & poor service. $9 for a 6 ounce margarita, my friend's was so salty we had to send it back. The bartender had difficulty promoting & describing the drinks off the margarita menu.\n\nOnce we got seated at a table, the server stopped by to greet us so we ordered waters and a sprite, she said she was gonna go bus a table and come back for our drink order. Mind you no one was waiting at the door for a table.\n\nNext my friends wanted charro beans with their fish, the were out, so they settled for the black beans. A few minutes later the waitress came by to say the walk in fridge has a latch problem and was left open last night and the black beans are not tasting right, so she recommended the rice. After that we all look at each other and said \" I wonder what else was bad in the cooler, I don't think she should have told us that\".\n\nMy friend got a steak burro for $9 and it was go small with nothing else, she only ate half & said it was only ok. I bet you can get a better burro at Chipolte.\n\nMy other friends had swami in foil, customarily the waitress should open it for you but she didn't. My friends really enjoyed the fish.\n\nThis place needs some work on service, quality and value for your money.


We had a partial lake view room in the spa tower.....\n\nThe Good.....\n1. Beautiful common areas\n2. Free\n3. The amenities rocked!!  In addition to the normal stuff, they also included hairspray, a toothbrush, bath salts and a loofa. (I am not sure if we were given extra stuff because we were on a suite floor or if this is usual)\n4. The Buffet (Yum!!)\n5. View of Paris from our room at night was stunning\n6. Fountain show\n7. (Steam) shower was large and had good water pressure\n8. Bose clock radio\n\nThe Bad.....\n1. Crowded common areas\n2. The room we reserved was sold out so we were downgraded\n3. Customer service was a little suspect; none of the employees went out of thier way to smile or be helpful \n4. The view of City Center from our room.  Yuck!!\n5. The room in the spa tower had two beds and one chair.  Only one of us could sit and watch the lake show at a time comfortably.  Seriously, could they not have put a second chair in the room?\n6. The toilet faces the shower and there isn't that much space between the two. This seemed like a bad layout.\n7. They piled the pillows in shams and the duvets that they (probably) use on the beds in the room.  (This is where the extra chairs should have been.) They never actually made the bed with these items durring our stay.  \n8. Television was small, had bad sound and was dated - 27 inch rear projection.  \n\nOverall, I don't think we would pay to stay in this hotel because we always felt that we were an after thought. We stayed at GVR and Palazzo during this trip and thought that there rooms were much nicer in those two hotels and we were treated much more kindly at both of those hotels.


Our waitress was a grouchy bitch, and there was no fresh OJ, but other than that it was OK.  Loved the sign at the register that read \"No Open Carry\" of weapons.  Hahaha!  I was concealing, anyway...


Located just south of 215/Gibson. It's easy to get to but a terrible spot in a neighborhood strip center. Nice that it's near lil browns cupcakes.\n\nWent in and its a small local pizza shop look. The place smelled good. We sat in front of the cooking area where we could see them cheffing it up.\nThe menu is simple and wasn't sure what to expect because the place looks less than unassuming.\nWe ordered a couple pizzas which were fantastic and the toppings looked hand cut. The pie and crust and sauce were cooked perfectly and tasted perfect and  tasted fantastic.\nGarlic knots were huge, hot and you really could taste the garlic and light cheese topping with marinara. You gotta try them. We ended up taking some home as we ordered a bunch to try it out.\nThe calzone was gourmet style and they'll ale it anyway you want.\nSalad was fresh topped as you'd get in a very nice restaurant and topped with a great balsamic dressing. Perfect.\n\nThey cook was more like a chef that bought a pizza place. The food quality and taste was  one of the best ever for a pizza experience. \n\nPrice was very reasonable for what you get. The cook/chef turned out to be the owner and very personable and friendly. \n\nHighly recommended to give them a shot. It's nice to be pleasantly surprised. I'll be back for sure.


this place was great. the prices were right and the sanwich was fantastic. i wasn't even shit faced either, so i can tell you for sure. its a little heavy on the sodium, but what isn't?\n\ni found this place by accident while looking for a liquor store and damn i'm glad i did. if they had this in LA i would go once a week at least. \n\nthe american turkey is incredible. hook it UP!!!!!


I had a single scoop of chocolate brownie something ice cream in a flimsy cup with a flat lid, so the stuff dripped down the side of the container. The people that work there are slow and don't seem to care about what they're doing. The ice cream itself was bland and tasted like something you'd buy frozen in Walmart. I guess you get what you pay for. Baskin Robbins might be way more expensive, but they have way better ice cream. Thrifty is the right name for this place. Unfortunately you get what you pay for.