Wow, what a complete ass the owner is. Walked in with a simple power board with some bad capacitors and he refused to even look at it. Went on a 5 minute tirade about the internet and amateurs and how he's sick of helping people and wasting his savings on this business. I just backed out of his cigarette-smelling store in disbelief. Stay FAR away from this nut.


This place was alright though I have very high expectations for curry based on my experience at the St. Louis Anis Hyderabad Restaurant (shout out!).\nThis is what I ordered:\n- chicken sweet potato curry - excellent dish!!! by far the very based of what I tried and worth ordering again and again. the sweet potato was definitely the star.\n- chicken pad thai - didn't really care for this\n- tom yum soup - not bad,strong lime flavor\n- lamb curry - normally my favorite dish at indian places but this one wasn't very good, beware the whole spices! they are not a pleasant surprise! :p\n- roti paratha - these were pretty good (a little greasy but to be expected since roti  paratha is a fried flour tortilla)\n- veggie samosa - alright as well, comes with a yummy dipping sauce.\n\nSo this place was ok in general though the sweet potato curry is really good. The actually location has really nice bright decor. Enjoyable to visit.


Had my lashes taken off after having a Cleo done and only  1 fill. this place is unprofessional and a rip off! I wouldn't refer anyone here! Their lashes aren't even real mink! Waste of time and money! Shouldn't even get 1 star! Cherry lash lounge just lost a good customer! They say a fill in 2 weeks or less is just a regular fill and 2-3 is a fill plus. When I got my Cleo done no one informed me that I need to book a fill plus everytime even it's been 1 week  2 week or 3 weeks. If your going here to get a Cleo or want full lashes if most the lashes fall out by your next fill and your not scheduled for a fill plus your just sol and stuck w gaps between your lashes and barely any lashes even after fill. Even if it's the receptionist fault that your appointment wasn't booked right your still sol!They just wanna get people in and out and get there money. They don't care about customer service. So if u go here and aren't happy with your lashes at sum point they will do nothing! These people need to learn how to run a real business and not keep charging people for dumb stuff and rip them off!!! Look at sum of their reviews are only 1 stars due to them running a bad business! I had refered some of my girlfriends here that no longer will be going to cherry to get their lashes done.


Tons of classes and equipment. Indoor and outdoor pool and hot tubs. Great food in the cafe. There are saunas and all kinds of other amenities in the locker room. Can get busy during peak times.


I am not originally from NY, but I can appreciate a good bagel...and these bagels are pretty good.  The cream cheese flavors are also very good and made with fresh ingredients.  My favorite is the Bacon, Tomato and Scallion...real bacon, fesh tomatoe and slices of green onion.  My son tried the Chocolate Chip and the flavor was a bit flat.  Not bad, but not WOW....which is what we were hoping for.  We have also tried the Green Olive and Pimento and that was good, too.  My husband likes the Cheddar and Jalapeno, chock full of sliced fresh jalapeno...seeds and all.   \n\nI have been there for lunch a couple of times and have tried their Italian sub and Veggie wrap...both were really good!  They serve Boar's Head meats.\n\nThey also have a great selection of desserts and beverages.  The coffee is ok.  My son liked the Black & White and M&M cookies.


Indulge Burger is a fun place to stop & grab a bite.\n\nThey are a dog friendly place, with water bowls outside in the patio area.  We first started coming here when a coupon appeared in our mail box, and we've been back every few months.  \n\nThe food is generally good and they have a wide degree of choices.  The sweet potato fries, onion strings, and the garlic chips are great.  The burgers are in the $10 to $14 dollar range.  But they are very large one half of pound burgers.  That's why it important to remember to check for coupons before you come.  \n\nI just noticed after posting the above review that there is a current \"Yelp Deals -- $15 for $30 Deal at Indulge Burgers & More\"


Genuine waitstaff...\nGood greasy burger and fries...\nGreat funky feeling!


I've always been a fan of Giada from watching her on the Food Network so I just had to swing by and give her restaurant a try. My boyfriend and I decided to have our last meal in Vegas here before we left. Upon reading other Yelp reviews I was worried we wouldn't be able to get a table for breakfast without a reservation but we gave it the college try anyway. Upon arriving, the hostess greeted us and said it would be a 5- 10 minute wait. We were relieved we could get a table on short notice and she suggested we could go to the bar and hangout while we waited for our table. When we got to the bar, we noticed the restaurant was nearly empty and wondered the reason for the wait. The bartender was very personable and greeted us as soon as we sat down. We decided we would just order at the bar and eat there since there was no point in waiting for our table in an empty restaurant. The only reason I deducted a star. I ordered the Sunrise Waffle which was absolutely delicious. The perfect balance of sweet and savory. My boyfriend ordered the Carbonara Pizza which he kept raving about. I was lucky to get a bite of it and it was delicious as well. We loved the food and the decorum of the restaurant...very LA and chic which suits Giada's personality. Aside from the seating ordeal, we will definitely come back for the food...perhaps for lunch or dinner next time.


Better than average fresh-Mex food.\n\nI like their chips and salsa bar, but none of their salsas are phenomenal, just mediocre.  Their food is kinda bland and lacks flavor and their plates are a little on the small side..... not enough beans / rice.  Their prices are decent.  If you're thinking Chipotle or Rubio's or some crap like that, you'd be better off here, but that's not saying much.


Great service, very enjoyable atmosphere and amazing food! \nWe went right at 5 o'clock and sat at the hibachi. We were very pleased that they allowed us to go ahead and have hibachi even though it was just 2 of us. Our chef, Joe, was super fun and nice. \nWill definitely being returning!


Wonderful.\n\nWith this experience, I left both Vegas and Trump hating them more than before entering them. Entering the city and the the Trump hotel, not the city and the old pig with a comb over, that is.\n\nGot a $159 deal on Hotwire (i.e. not knowing it would be Trump). I was at least expecting Trump in Las Vegas to be as tacky, tasteless and obnoxious as the old fucker is in the rest of the world. Unfortunately, Mr. T. always gets it wrong. \n\nThis place is unassuming, uninteresting and doesn't live up to the expectation of a 5-star hotel.\n\n- Ultra minimum staff: 20 minute wait for valet parking, 1 or 2 at the check-in and check-out counters (with a huge line), passive room cleaning service\n- Clunky bathroom (noisy doors, no waste basket, weird lighting) with minimum amenities\n- Stained iron board\n- Extra Wi-Fi charge\n- Weird bed frame about 20% bigger than the bed (very comfy bed)


They've just never been a bike store that is really pro cycling, I mean not really there for cyclists. Everything is an argument, the work they do sucks, they have cheap bikes that are better than department store shit, but only just better...


The food was just ok.\nThe beef teriyaki was bland. (You have to marinate the meat before cooking it. You can't just pour teriyaki sauce over the meat after cooking it & expect it to be flavorful.)\nDuring the first half of our meal, the server was attentive. But for some reason, we got a different server for the last half & he was NOT attentive at all. It felt like he ignored us. There was only one other couple in the restaurant, so it's not like he was busy. In fact, he was chatting it up with the other couple & giving them full attention, while completely ignoring us. We had to flag him down so we could get our check & leave.


came into town one day after one of those \"lets go to vegas tomorrow!!!\" nights...\n\nluckily we had some friends that were locals, and they brought us to this quaint, yet sexy lil tapas spot right off the strip.\n\nFIREFLY.\n\nit was a saturday night, and it was busy.  we kicked it at the bar while waiting for a table.  finally got seated and was treated to a wide selection of tapas.  came here with a pretty good sized group so i got to sample a little bit of everything.  lets just say... lets just SAY... LETS JUST SAY EVERYTHING WAS DELISH!!!\n\na month later i was back in vegas, and guess where i took my friends...YOU GUESSED IT!\n\nto the massage parlor!!! jk... (ok half serious)\n\nbut before that we went to FIREFLY!!\n\npretty much just what i expected, excellent.


Tried the corn chowder and it was divine. I especially loved the grated Vermont white cheddar on top!


Some people may know Chef Marc as the original owner of Marc's World Cuisine (which was incredible while he ran it). And as a partner of Mezzo on Craig and Rancho which is also very good! \nHowever, Parma is AMAZING! \nMy mom and I stopped in one evening during his soft open after hearing that he had opened his own restaurant from one of the servers at Mezzo. \nThe concept is great. He has included a small market along with a deli which you can order and take home a number of items from sandwiches to sauce, imported meats and cheeses. All of exceptional quality. \nChef Marc as well as his staff are always wonderful at table-side conversation as well as helping with any suggestions such as wine pairings or entree's. His fresh pasta and sausage are incredible. \nIf you haven't tried it out yet PLEASE DO!!!!!


This establishment used to have excellent service and food, but sadly this has not been the case the last few times I have visited El Encanto. I am in no means picky with what I eat, and I am not comparing 5 star meals to a place such as this, but their Plato Burro consisted of a few strands of dry meat shoved into a cold tortilla. The rice was cold, beans microwaved, and the server came around to the table once every twenty minutes or so. The only thing that prevents this place from having 1 star in my book is the pretty duck pond, and their salsa is very good. Avoid this place and head somewhere else if you want good mexican food.


My wife and I stopped by this place, which is close to her office, over the weekend. She'd always wanted to stop there to see what they had and since we weren't finding anything else along our route for the day we diverted here. Very glad we did.\n\nGreat food and service. We had chicken wings (very juicy with great sauces), spinach artichoke asiago dip (thicker than we're used to but very tasty), and a wine burger with potato and sweet potato fries (delicious, cooked to order, and filling). Just right to get us going for the rest of the day. We'll be back!\n\nEdited to add: We have, in fact, been back a couple of times. While not all the dishes are winners, the service certainly is and they do try their very best to please. Another one we'll keep going back to when we're in the neighborhood.


Drive thru gets clogged quickly with caffeine addicts.\nThis being said the staff is on it like a rabbit in a hole.  They're fast, quick moving little bunnies aiming to please the heck out of those desperate caffeine addicts.\nThey keep the inside of this place clean if you ever get out of your car.\nIt's got the new updated look so it looks a bit too hip for Fitchburg.\nLast time I waited in line, they gave me a free coupon since it took so long.\nNo sweat Starbucky Bunnies, I'll be back.


Love the ambiance of Durant's.  Like the rest of the reviews mention, think mafioso.  Think Mad Men.  Think old school Phoenix.  The lighting is dark, the wall paper is red velvet, and the entrance is through the kitchen.  Marvelous.\n\nThe food and drinks weren't bad either!  I had one cosmo that put me at just the right \"level,\" which I'm not sure if that says more about Durant's or my ability to handle alcohol.  In any case, the drinks were great.  I also had a New York strip, which was cooked at a perfect medium as ordered.  \n\nTo sum it all up, the mood of Durant's prompted my boyfriend to propose to me at the end of the night.  Can you say romance?


I am not a big fan of the original HBH in Munich, but the HbH in Pittsburgh is quite authentic. It can be very loud in the main hall, just like Munich, the food is OK, just like Munich, it is a good place to drink a lot of beer, and it is a wild time. \nHowever, the HbH Pittsburgh gets high mark for having a wonderful beer garden patio, a heated terrace, and a private and quiet dining hall.


Placed my order at 8:30...estimated delivery time 9:00 PM. \n\n9:30 PM. Guy calls to tell me that they won't deliver my order because I am \"out of their zone.\" \n\nInsomniacookies.com: \"Delivery Zone: Champaign, Urbana\"\n\nWhere I live: Urbana\n\n'Nuff said.


I've been to a couple of great ramen places, ippudo, ajisen, etc. and since i was so tired of buffet casino food, I have this place a try.  I ordered the tonkatsu shoyu ramen.  the noodles had a nice bit, but the broth was very salty.  it didn't have that 'creamy' rich texture (gelatin) i was expecting.  except for it being salty, it was rather bland.  it's $7 for the pretty bare bones version, 2 slices of pork.  you basically have to pay for egg, seaweed, corn, extra pork, etc.  for las vegas, i suppose it's okay but doesn't compare at all to the great noodle houses of japan.


This place has the best durian smoothie I've ever had, real durian is used to make the smoothie instead of powder- it's addictive! :) We tried the taro smoothie as well and it was good too! The customer service is outstanding, I have yet to try the shaved ice but I bet it's great as well.


Great Burgers.\nGreat Appetizers.\nGreat beers.\nFast Service.\n\nIt's the perfect combination for a bar.   They also open some exclusive beers on occasion.  Recently had Dog Fish Head 120 Min IPA.   It's a great combination, I've been here for lunch, and for dinner, and all of the above were true.   Most of the times I've noticed the same bar tender, and give props to the guy.  He runs a good ship, and kept our drinks at the ready, and food handy when we sat at the bar.\n\nOften at lunch they have the Burger with Guac and bacon on the menu.   Not something I'd normally order.  On an adventurous day I ordered it.... and am now in a rut because that's all I want to order.


The steak was perfect. Everything else was terrible. I'm going to try to explain why I am only giving this place a 2 star review. \n\n1st - we made reservations for 7:30 for 5 people on a Sunday night. We arrived at 7:29 and were told it would just be a few minutes... 40 minutes later we got seated at a table that was meant for 4. What is the point of a reservation if there is no table reserved for you??\n\n2nd - the waitress was opening a bottle of wine and accidentally cut her finger. Instead of excusing herself to deal with the problem, she pulled a bandaid out of her wallet and applied it at the table. I don't think that's very sanitary. It's also gross. \n\n3rd - the food came out 2 hours after we ordered. They forgot 2 sides. They also served our steaks with what I'm 95% sure was microwaved vegetables. If I'm paying $40 dollars for a steak, I'm expecting some fresh vegetables to go along with it. \n\nThe only respite was that they forgot to charge us for our bar tab from before they sat us. This is the only reason I am not giving them 1 star. \n\nThey do 1 thing right. The 1 thing that they need to do right. The steak. Everything else: the waiters, the management, the other food... Just horrendous.


Worst Greek food I've ever had. Me and my husband love Mediterranean food and eat it very often. After seeing some reviews we decided to visit this place. The chicken and lamb skewers were dry and flavourless. The Greek salad was okay. The tzatziki had no garlic or cucumber and was basically dill mixed with yogurt. We ordered falafel and it was way too salty. The pumpkin baklava cheesecake was the only thing that was good. The service was good. The price is high considering the sub standard food they serve. Definitely not worth another visit. And definitely not \"homemade\" Greek food.


meh.\n\nif you are into hanging out with as many frat brothers as can be squeezed into a half block, this place is totally your jam.  \n\ni'm not.  \n\nit's crowded.  the service sucks.  the drinks are watery.  the food is just.... well, shitty bar food. and it's loud.  and did i mention crowded?  i am sure it appeals to a lot of people.... who go to college, wish they were in college, or wish they were boning someone of college age.... but man, i'm a realist.  that ship has sailed.  i was so hoping it would be a nice outdoor venue for people who didn't want to hit the campus scene.  it's not though.  it used to be.  now i avoid it like that plague.  \n\nif you are looking for a dj who cranks out the frat favorites of 2007 and does it loud and proud... you will love this bar.  if you are looking for a chill place to hang out with your friends and have a couple decent beers, there are other options.


Overall great experience. The mixed seafood ceviche was amazing! I wish the portion was a bit larger. I would definitely come back! I also tried the paella which was also delicious.


What a great place to do my 150th review! I've wanted to check this place out for a long time and when Joel's job had their holiday party here I was super jazzed! \n\nIt's like walking into a circus, but better. It's a concert, bowling alley, bar and restaurant all in one. What an awesome concept! \n\nBecause it was a work party they had the whole second floor blocked off just for us. Super fancy! The second floor is a party all it's own. It has its own bar and bowling alley. Plus, the best view in the house! \n\nOnce the food came out it was on. They brought out so much stuff. A veggie tray with the best blue cheese dressing, French fries covered in assorted cheeses, French bread pizzas with sausage and veggies, and my favorite thing the chicken!!!! Omg, the chicken it was amazing. I'm pretty sure it's Broasted chicken like at Chilly Jilly's in Boulder City. The chicken was so moist and crisp. I totally filled up on that. \n\nAt the bar we were offered some free specialty drinks courtesy of Skyy Vodka. They were tasty although lacked a real shot of alcohol. \n\nWe got to see local band the Retrolites who did some cover songs. Then WAR came on! They rocked the stage. The Brooklyn Bowl has an amazing sound system and even at floor level it's a great place to see a show. \n\nThis was a great opportunity to experience the Brooklyn Bowl. The staff was super nice and so helpful. And I'll never forget that chicken!! Yay, chicken and WAR! What more could girl want!


Not a place to stay if you wish to sleep. Made reservations months ago for the largest suite in the place and was told after checking in, as a side note, \"We have an after hours club but because you are on the fifth floor you should be fine and not hear it.\" Wrong!\nFinally had to abandon the room at 3AM and the front desk was not willing to do anything. Didn't even have the earplugs their website boasted. (Should have made the connection then.)\nUpon checkout, the manager worked as hard as he could to be unhelpful and explained that it was not his fault we were unable to use the room for sleep and complaints rarely come from the fifth floor. Really? Do they think I'm lying? \nSo unhelpful and the worst customer service I have ever experienced in Las Vegas. \nHated this place and never going back. I suggest nobody come if you anticipate using your room for sleep.


Closed kitchen early because they were slow.  Manager \"Johnny\" is a loser. We had a groupon and he would not honor it.  Hate to say this but we would never try this place again even though we lost 17.50.


Only in Las Vegas...but can't imagine a better place for it.  \n\nI really thought the lights would make the place seem silly, but they are done well and really ads to the venue.  If you haven't been, make sure you wear something that will glow in the lights and bring a camera.  My phone didn't work well with the lighting, but then again...it's just a phone!\n\nThe only thing that kept me from giving it a full 5 stars was a few of the \"props\" were broken and when asked when they will be fixed, the staff didn't know and responded \"it's been broken for a while now\".  The majority of the props worked perfectly, so we will be back to play again soon.\n\nI wouldn't say it is a family venue, but our teenagers had a good time and want to go back.  The gift shop has some unique items and the overall place was very well done.


I like this place for lunch. It is relativley inexpensive, and healthy as you can get a wrap and side (choice of soup, pasta salad, or fruit) for about $7. Everything there seems fresh, they have quick service and a unique dinning and patio area. My favorite wrap is the buffalo chicken and I would reccomend it to everyone.


My man does it again.  Have taken 5 jackets to him now to tailor.  He has advised me on brands to buy that fit my build, told me to pass on tailoring pieces that will never fit me correctly, and repeatedly deliver quality work.  Highly recommend.


Vovomeena why were you so hard to find!!! Whether you're driving down McDowell or 7th avenue you won't see it. Maybe we just missed it, but I didn't see any sign whatsoever. The only one was right about their door, but you can't see it well from the street. We got lost and drove around and couldn't find it. I had to text my sister to see where it's at. \n\nI ordered the banging pocket which I didn't think was very banging. Lol. It comes with sausage and eggs wrapped in a pita with a side of potatoes. It would've been nice with some onions or mushrooms or something. It just wasn't anything great. \n\nThere isn't a lot of seating at the restaurant. You probably have to come early to get a table or you'll end up sitting outside in the hot weather. They should really install misters. The service was really good but it was a far drive for mediocre food.


I was in North Carolina for work and a large group of us (20 or so people) came to Queen City to get some bbq. I was really happy with the experience, from the trivia to the well-priced drinks and of course the delicious ribs! I was able to try both the fried pickles and hush puppies to start, and both were great. I ordered the medium sized St Louis ribs, which ended up coming with 8 large bones and 2 sides. I had the mac n cheese and the collard greens. I wasn't a huge fan of the greens, so if I ever went back I would probably go with the corn instead because it was deliiiicious! It was overall a really fun atmosphere and very accomodating to groups!


Meh. Sure, the hot dogs are good, and you can get it piled with toppings. But it's quite expensive for what you get!\n\nAnd I was really excited to see they had Poutine on the menu, as my Canadian brethren had told me legends about the stuff. But I came away a little disappointed. Guess I'll have to wait until I end up in Quebec to try it again!


J&J presents a real reviewing dilemma.\n\nI've been getting pies from here since they opened.\n\nI didn't like it.\n\nI tried again a few months later, the pie was awesome!\n\nI tried again a week later, back to bad.\n\nOver the last couple of years J&J has maintained this hit and miss pattern. The pies are more often really good than bad, and are rarely really bad.\n\nThat said, the last two pies I had were both bad. With the last one so bad I didn't finish a single slice.\n\nThe cheese was clumped and uncooked in spots. The sauce was over the top with crushed pepper, too spicy for a regular pizza. The crust was soggy AND burnt in places. Maybe the oven wasn't clean or the temp was off, but in any case a total failure of quality control!\n\nSo how do I rate them? Based on their best pie? Their worst? Some imaginary average?\n\nWell, I chose the latter. I based my rating on the probability of a good product. Honestly though, I'm not likely to get a pie here for quite a while. There are simply too many other really good pizza places, why risk it here?\n\nCaveat Emptor friend!


This is the worst venue for a concert.. #brunomars concert avoid at all costs.. never again will I ever come here for a concert


N E W   S E A T S !!!!  The old bench were terrible and kept us away.  We spent two games this year and we are hooked.


Rating a venue is always one of the hardest things to me to do while trying to not let the actual performance sway my revue.  On this given night I saw an awesome show.  The openers were even pretty good.  However, I am rating Stand Up Live and not the show.  The ticket booth was quick and efficient and got my will call tickets no problem.  Went to the door and was shown to our seats no problem.  We did not have an issue with space and were comfortable where we sat.  Now comes time for the drinks.  I have read the reviews on here so I knew what to expect.  My fiance ordered a mojito and I ordered a Blue Moon.  For some reason the waiter tried to upsell me on a shot of Grand Marnier in my beer, but I declined.  I understand an upsell, but really a boilermaker? Come on?  Her cocktails were pretty weak especially given the price, but again we expected this due to other reviews.  The venue was nice overall.  They had a restroom attendant, which I cannot stand because I do not like feeling pressured to tip when I use the restroom and also see not point in washing my hands if I have to reach in and grab a dirty dollar afterwards to tip someone.  I think though overall I would have really liked the place had it not been for the drink policy.  A lot of what they do seems downright deceptive to me.  I have never seen a place not count a food item towards an item minimum, but they do not.  Their drink prices are outrageous and their drinks are pretty bad at any price.  They count liquors like Bacardi and Smirnoff as top shelf with an upcharge.   Then of course the forced gratuity.  Pay your people if you want them paid well, but don't force me to.  The funny thing is I usually tip 20%, but their forced 15% turned me off from tipping a penny more.  I just cannot get past these things as like I said before I feel they are decieving.


So my usual suspects & I (Dion L., Katie M., & Simone M.) headed out to Osso on a Saturday night.  I had made reservations via Open Table & was happy in doing so, considering Saturday nights could be busy.\n\nI got there about 6:55 PM & was shocked to see only one table being used by a group of 7 ladies.  However, I was even more shocked to see how small the restaurant is! They do have a small patio out front; however, it faces a small parking lot & other venues. The decor is pretty fancy, but they have no real theme going on. I was a bit confused by what exactly they're going for. I did appreciate the house music mix playing overhead...it wasn't too loud or too soft. \n\nLuckily, they allowed me to go ahead & be seated, while I waited for the girls to show up. I browsed the menu (which I had already done online), which is very limited as far as food offerings.  The drink/wine menu on the other hand, overflowed with options. \n\nMy girls showed up & Dion, Simone ordered martinis (which run anywhere from $10 - $14), while Katie went with a Caipirinha . I went with the upside down pineapple cake martini - which to my expectations, tasted like the cake! \n\nWe decided to order appetizers: blue crab & ricotta crustini, meatballs, & a special appetizer of locally grown cantaloupe & honeydew melon with prosciutto. While we were waiting for our appetizers, one of the waiters picked up a table over his head & hit the chandelier above our table, sending shards of glass on the floor. Luckily we weren't harmed; but decided that we needed new drinks, just in case any glass landed in the glasses.  The manager came over & apologized & gave us new drinks (on the house). Naturally, we were expecting maybe a discount on our bill, but sadly, we didn't get that.\n\nThe appetizers arrived all at once.  I have to say my favorite was the melon & prosciutto plate.  The melons were indeed fresh & tasted sweet. The prosciutto wasn't \"fatty\" & wasn't too salty. I did not try the meatballs, but the girls said they were good. The blue crab & risotto was just OK. I didn't taste anything spectacular with it.\n\nFor my meal, I decided one of the specials: a ghost chili pepperoni pizza. When it arrived, it was almost the size of a medium pizza that you would get at say Pizza Hut or Domino's.  For $11.95, I was happy about the portion. The pizza also had fresh mozzarella, green olives, & red onion slices. The pizza was ok, I've definitely had better. I did eat the majority of it, but three pieces went home with Katie.\n\nOur waitress was very nice & friendly & very knowledgeable about the menu. She came to check on us regularly & between her & other wait staff, our water glasses stayed full. During our time there, the restaurant got packed - which again, isn't saying much, since the space is so small. \n\nFor what it is, the menu is quite overpriced & the food is just OK. After all was said & done, we decided this would be a good spot for \"drinks only\".


At first glance I thought this was a trendy, overpriced fast causal restaurant. Maybe so, or maybe I'm just a sucker for anything Tom Colicchio but as soon as I found out this was his sandwich place I jumped in line! I ordered the roasted turkey with bacon and avocado and can honestly say it was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. Each component was perfectly executed: the turkey freshly carved, the bacon cooked to perfection (not too chewy or crispy), the avocado fresh and generously portioned, and the balsamic onions extremely flavorful but not overwhelming. Worth every penny!


I chose A-OK rather then being a fan because of the 93 rating. Its a pretty small/intimate seating area and they seem to have a lot of servers.  The bring out bread($1 extra if you don't order entrees) with balsamic vinegar and oil which is pippin hot and delicious.  Entrees are $12.50 & higher but they do come with a side salad.  Baked ziti doesn't have ricotta cheese in it which is a HUGE bummer in my opinion. Pizza is fantastic!!  Not so much the white pizza though.  We would like to go back but will need the sanitation score to be higher.


Nostrovia martini, a great summer drink and Starry night martini, like the Van Gogh painting, are both very excellent!!! the ICE bar (literally) and the decor are FANTASTIC...makes me feel like I'm in Russia! I love vodka!


We are frequent visitors to Las Vegas and stay exclusively at the GN; rooms are clean, staff friendly, great restaurants on property and location is perfect.


We visit this Chang's every time we come to Vegas and have always had great food and great service.  When the wait is long, we have also been able to sit at the bar and get full menu service.  The shrimp in lobster sauce is awesome and the chicken lettuce wraps are great.  I don't eat spicy food but my husband got the kung pao scallops this past time and even my wimpy self could handle them and they were great.  Also, the oo-long tea (spelling?) is a good hot tea that doesn't even seem to need to be sweetened.  The servers are very knowledgeable about their menu and always attentive.  Kids get crayons and Wiki Stix to keep them busy.  Apparently the large wall mural above the bar is different at every location, ask your server about the one here...you'll never guess what it represents.....


Excellent pre-show prix fixe menu, wasabi encrusted filet mignon was worth the whole $38 price just by itself, and there are three more courses. Chocolate spring rolls for dessert -- amazing flavors.  This is both a club and a restaurant, so be prepared to dine to a DJ in a somewhat frenetic environment.  Tao has beautiful prize-winning decor, from the row of tubs filled with rose petals in the vestibule (where I understand scantily-clad women welcome in the later hours) to the wall of antique opium pipes and massive Buddha serenely presiding over all.  There was a line waiting when we exited, no surprise.


I went to Watami on a Thursday night (October 30th) with my friend. We usually don't venture down to Uptown for Sushi for two reasons: we are broke university students and there is an AYCE sushi right across the street from our campus. Now, the reason why we ventured out to Watami was 1. The reviews seemed solid 2. I hated the service of the AYCE sushi (they get so many students they really don't care about service). We had salmon sashimi and dragon rolls (I believe, can't remember exactly about the rolls). The wait was 45 mins because they \"couldn't serve us\" and had to \"set up our table\" we gladly waited just because I needed to go pick up some stuff down the street. When we got back we got seated and had to wait an additional 30 minutes - the server was very passive about our presence (we didn't even get a glass of water). My friend and I did not get served until that initial 30 minutes was up. I wanted to get just a full plater of salmon sashimi and not mixed - we were told it would cost an extra 5 dollars because it was salmon from Norway (like I really care?), and honestly my friend would have fought it but I was already in a horrible mood from my day and the wait I just let it go...I just wanted my sushi. It took 45 minutes to get our 2 orders...2 orders I repeat. The restaurant was so consumed with serving the big table they forgot they had other patrons as well. The food was great but my experience was horrible. What was supposed to be an hour/hour and a half dinner turned into a 3 hour nightmare. Great sushi, but if that's how they treat students - I won't be going back.


Cute neighborhood shop with both new and used women's and (some) men's. They seem to have recently refocused on more vintage and second hand clothing and dropped their prices accordingly. They also feature local clothing, jewelry and fashion designers, as well as a bargain basement of fabrics and off season clothing. Only knocking a star for occasionally being a bit overpriced, and inconsistent service-sometimes friendly sometimes not.


Wish I could give it zero stars. Sorry to bother your early evening couch straightening   Party you had going on. Only people in the restaurant and we didn't get checked on once. I would have kept drinking the margaritas all night if someone would have asked. I was so upset we walked out of the nugget completely. Oh well.


I didn't have an option but to choose at least one star. This is the most horrible food I have ever tasted.


It's McDonalds, not a class establishment to begin with. This one was a little dirty and not efficient with it's service. Waited a very long time for food during a not so busy time.


This location closes early, and on the night I visited they were closed before their posted time.


Bad service... Staff are very rude!!!!! Went to this place with 12 friends from San Diego, ordered our drinks, ladies went to the bathroom and when we came back our drinks was been taken by the waitress , I said why she doing that when the glasses are full??? I told to the employee who's cleaning the table what happen but he said I don't know nothing about your drink and you should not leave your drink.. I said this is our table with full of drinks and now your cleaning our table? He is aid I don't know what to say and don't care! I said you are being rude to me, he he said FUCK you!!!at this point I'm very upset:(. When I talked to the bartender they all ignored me. Finally an old man (bartender) asked if he can help I said employee here are rude!!! He said I'm sorry I will help you. I spoke to the manager told him what happen and he said he buy us a drink I said no I don't need any alcohol, all I need is for the employees to apologize to me. But no one came and apologize .. I will never bring any one to this place ever!!!!! It's terrible!


So dirty, super greasy menu. Dirty plates. Food was bad. Bad interior. Very bad overall experience. I'm just being honest.


I have to admit I'm not an authority on nail or pedicure salons but recently my step daughter got me hooked on getting a pedicure. I have been looking for a place close to my home and saw some Grand Opening signs for a place not far from me and decided to visit this past Sunday, 1/13/2013. I was not at all dissapointed with the lovely time I had at MiMis Nails and Spa. \n\nThey are located in a large plaza on the corner of Elliot and Alma School roads and are easy to locate. There was plenty of parking. They advertise service by appointment and also for walk ins. There were 4 ladies working there when I arrived and they greeted me and had me in a chair in less than a minute. I was offered bottled water right away and after a brief explanation of services and Grand Opening specials I decided to get a manicure as well as a pedicure. Both services were extremely detailed and thourough. I was impressed by the extra effort demonstarted towards maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and cleanliness. The owner came out from the back and as his English is pretty darn good, we struck up a great conversation. \n\nI said at the start that I'm not an authority on nail salons or day spas as I only have recently begun to partake of such services, but I AM an authority of excellent customer care, great hospitality and superb service, and I found all three at Mimi's. I will become a regular at this place and I highly reccomend it to others. They spent over an hour working on my hands and feet and I felt like royalty with all the attention.


I love this hotel, but I think the Bellagio still wins in my book. \nMy family and I got upgraded to the 60th floor, which had an amazing view. The rooms are SO cute and clean and there's a TV in the bathroom... lol! However, the TV in the room didn't work at all, despite the \"directions\" on how to use the TV on the remote control.  \nAlso, the walls were SO THIN! I could hear people talking in the hallway all throughout the night, plus I could hear the neighbors during the middle of the night (although this might be because they were fighting...). \nAnyhoo, I'm a fan of the hotel itself, La Rev the show, the buffet (for brunch and dinner), and the shops.


Got ripped off on an in store pick up that I ordered online, received one action figure instead of a three pack, beware when ordering from toysrus.com and picking up at this location.


No wifi. Very small, low ceilings. Equipment is very close together.


My husband and I went to TK's because we were going to Sephora's, saw the menu online, and it looked good.  We were greeted nicely by the hostess and seated right away.  Our server didn't introduce himself, just appeared.  The first dish we ordered was the mac&cheese starter.  It was so salty!  We told the server it was too salty, and he just shrugged and left.  My husband ordered the pulled pork, and I ordered the short rib sandwich.  Both were supposed to have horseradish sauce.  We couldn't taste it, thought it wasn't on the sandwiches, and ordered the sauce separately.  Still couldn't taste the horseradish!  The fries were limp and the ketchup that came with them tasted very strange.  Mostly, the food was tasteless and the server had no interest in whether we were enjoying ourselves or needed anything.  I will never go back!


Over the years, I've attended many conferences here.....ASD, MAGIC, CES, and many more I can't count.  The convention center was originally a free standing building next to the old Sands.  When they built the Venetian and Palazzo, they built it around this old building.....the key here is 'old'.\n\nThat said, to get to the main floor from either resort it's a pretty long walk.  The easiest way to access it is via taxi or limo that drops you off at the steps....but I rarely take taxis in Vegas.\n\nThere's no free internet access, so you'll either have to pay an arm and a leg or bring your own WiFi.  Good thing I have an iPad with a cellular plan....it's worth the cost....especially since I attend so many conferences.\n\nRestrooms are old and located on the level below the main floor.  The Las Vegas Convention Center is the same way, but their restrooms are more modern and large.  Oftentimes, this place has a long line waiting to use them because of the volume of people.\n\nBecause they're trying to drive you to one of the casino properties, there's not much F&B options at the convention center.  The walk is long to get any decent food options.  Also, there's very few places to sit down and take a break from time to time....that's probably my biggest complaint about this place.  When you're on your feet for hours, you need to give show attendees places to rest.\n\nCompared to meeting space in other cities, this place rocks.  However, compared to places in Vegas...it's just OK.\n\nReturn Factor - 100%.....because I have to.


Went for brunch but ended up ordering from the grilled cheese list. I had the wake and bake which was amazing. Cheddar, egg, maple bacon, and maple mayo. Seriously it was over the top delicious. My boyfriend had the blarney stoner. This was open faced with mashed potatoes, beer cheese, stout gravy, fries, and hash. So really it was potatoes on bread. Not really grilled, but so yummy.\n\nAll of the grilled cheeses come with tomato soup and fries. The fries were thick and almost breaded, soft in the middle. You can get them in a few different flavors including old bay- can't go wrong there. The tomato soup was interesting. Not bad per se but really really thick. I can't imagine eating a bowl of it but it did serve the obvious purpose of being vessel for dipping. \n\nOur service was great. She was quick and efficient. Absolutely no complaints. Also the beer list here is amazing. We will be back!


Yalla is taking steps in the right direction and making improvements. Fantastic fresh pita, good service, clean environment and tasty food. They seemed busy this time because of some kind of promo. My only gripe was, people were waiting to sit because all of the tables were still dirty. They were dirty when I walked in and continue throughout my duration. All in all...good Job! On a side note; the pita really makes this place special and unique. I hope hey continue to improve! I will give them my business now.


Try the colbyjack burger. Greasy Yummy. Fries is ok.


This place is solid in every way.  Great local brewed beer.  The food is surpisingly good every time.  The menu is huge and they really do everything well from pastas and pizzas which are excellent to their Philly, which is equally great (they put a little gravy on it, mmm), and wraps.  Fries are darn good.  Servers are all nice and like working there. It shows.  Good lunch specials.  Good happy hour too with half priced appetizers.\n\nI really recommend this place.  Solid and semi-local.  Can get busy but I always sit at the bar.\n\nPS.  Believe it or not I met my wife there a few years ago!  Thats why it gets the 5th star.  :)


Went here for dinner last night. 3 courses and a glass of wine (making use of the \u00a310 set menu) strikes me as good value for money. The service from boath the greeter and waitress was pleasant and attentive and my sardine starter and hake main course w/ side of spinach were both very well cooked and presented.\n\n\n I'd like to give them a further half star but as ever having to dock a full one instead. The cheese board was the one minorly negative aspect of the meal. It could have done with a couple more oatcakes and maybe more onion marmalde and the slice of brie had clearly been allowed to dry out and harden a bit + the cheese knife had seen better days (the plastic handle was cracked clean through on both sides near the base of the blade).\n\n\n No idea if the interior's changed much since it was a Harry Ramsden's but it's well decorated and gets a lot of sun. I intend to go back.


I got the 9.99 car wash which is the best one you can get and my car is not too clean which it wasn't like it was too dirty to begin with and there was a guy standing inside the car wash to make sure everything was working properly I'm assuming we'll to say the least the tire shine didn't work either worst car wash I have ever paid for. I do not recommend this place to anyone. Waste of mo ey! And they don't even answer the phone when you call!


This review is for the minute clinic-\nDo not come here!! Go somewhere, anywhere else.\nI caught the flu so I checked online to see there was no wait time at this location. Checked in and the computer said it would be a 10-15 minute wait. No problem... Well after 30 minutes, some lady calls me up front to tell me they cant see me because they close at 5:30 and the doctor will not stay past closing. So frustrating. I ended up going to UMC instead.


I ordered a birthday cake with vanilla butter cream icing and white cake. When I picked it up it was decorated nicely, however after trying the cake the icing had no vanilla flavor at all it tasted like Crisco and sugar and the cake was dry. I will not be going back here.


This was a horrible experience.  I have a pretty simple hair cut, but they didn't take any interest in noticing and chopped it way too short.\n\nDon't waste your time or money here.


This place is awesome. I always find an awesome find when I come in. I very rarely see small comic shop's anymore but this place is great. Whenever I go in the people who work there are just hanging out in the back but if you need help they're always glad to help you.


Nice rooms, friendly support staff (not cocktail waitresses) but terrible ventilation. Non smokers must avoid. Buffet at French market is good value but it is a buffet. Don't expect tasty food. Dont be suckered into playing table games or slots and expecting a drink. Was here for business so $40 rooms & $5/day resort fee was acceptable. Plan on paying ala carte for everything from daily Internet (get an iPhone) to $1.25+/page for a printout of your boarding passes. Would stay here again for biz conference, convenience only, but not as a first choice.


Not sure what the fuss is.  Lame sandwiches.  Much better options on the strip.


Taking the bus in this land o'suburban sprawl gives me the holier-than-thou glee that I can only imagine born-again Christians must feel when looking down on my sorry soulless ass. \n\nReally. It's awesome. You can check out routes at http://tempe.gov/tim/Bus/Orbit.htm or http://www.valleymetro.org/Default.asp. \n\nI take the Jupiter, which runs near my house and drops me a few blocks from the office. And despite others' experiences, it's only been sketch-city once, when I would have sworn a methadone clinic was on my route. \n\nUsually, it's just ASU students, kooky old professors in orthopedic shoes and a couple teenagers skipping class. And me, the pseudoprofessional sorta grown-up.\n\nHonestly, I am the scariest person on the bus most days. For serious.\n\nThere's just one drawback, which I'm even loathe to mention, given my far-too-earnest desire to have you join me on my route. But alas.\n\nThe fucking bus. Won't run. On time.\n\nMaybe it's cuz I'm German as all get-out, but I expect the damn thing to approximate a schedule. And, you know, if there's a construction detour, it should take the detour consistently, or not at all. \n\nBut I'm still giving those adorable little blue buses four stars, in the hopes that you'll give it a shot. \n\nIt's not bad, I promise. Plus, I really want y'all to support some proposed service expansions, like extending the hours on weekends to midnight or even 2:00 am.\n\nBecause at the end of the day, I'm just a drunk looking for a free ride home...and some moral high ground.


Beautiful, absolutely beautiful. I was here for a seminar last week, and the hosts couldn't have picked a more amazing location. It is such a relaxing and soothing environment. There are fire pits and great pools onsite. And it sure helps that they have a free wine tasting in the lobby every night. They also do a free signature cocktail on ocassion. I loved hanging out in the lobby one night and playing Jenga. We had such a great time laughing it up. We convinced anyone who walked by our table to pull out a block and put it on top of the stack. The poor guy who works there knocked our tower over. We didn't mind, we just laughed our asses off. He was so worried he'd do that, he didn't want to play, but was such a great sport and did anyways. That atmosphere was perfect. \n\nAll the meals that were catered for us were great as well. Usually when I think of hotel buffets, it's not a pretty picture. The food was amazing, surprisingly. I would definitely go back on my own. The staff was super attentive and kind.\n\nThe best part? The glass deer head light fixtures near the bar. Seriously? Yup, they had the balls to do that!


Tried it for the first time over the weekend. Ordered 2 lunch specials & the portions were awesome. The food tasted decent but I felt that the sauces were a little too sweet in flavor. I'll order different dishes next time.


Love the whole subway concept for pizza. I don't know whats better the pizza or the price!


I totally agree with some of the reviews on here.  There is something about this spot that just sucks.  Maybe all those people hanging outside and inside of this Starbucks.  They give you the dirty stare with you go in and out.  This is close to the strip, which is awesome but..definitely can't get over the uncomfortable feeling of being at this location.  \n\nThey made my drink correctly, so that's 3 stars for them!


I've lived in Phoenix for a year and have yet to find a pizza place worth talking about (I'm from Chicago...nothing compares).  I decided to give this place a try last night.  It was delicious!  I loved the atmosphere...had an upscale-ish d\u00e9cor but not too yuppie to make you feel uncomfortable for wearing jeans (our server had on a black tee shirt and a baseball cap.  The server was very personable, we never had empty drinks, and knew his way around the menu, which was great, as we had never been there before.  We got the Caprese for an app, and since my bf and I have opposite tastes in pizza, we each ordered our own so we could get what we wanted and have leftovers.  We could tell it was starting to get really busy, and a line was forming out the door, but the server made sure to stop by often, and not make us feel rushed as we sat for a few minutes finishing our beers.  Their ingredients were fresh and more than you can get at most pizza places (an awesome variety of cheeses to choose from, and everything from regular veggies to shrimp or salmon!).  For 2 people our bill ran just under $60, which was totally reasonable for an app, drinks, and 2 pizzas.  I will definitely be returning and recommending to my friends!


Tom's was recommended by my brother, who said they had burgers like the So Cal neighborhood burger joints (we call them ghetto burgers).  Having fond memories of the burger joint in Valinda from my high school and college days, I was excited when I heard this news.  Living on the southwest side of Las Vegas, Tom's is a bit of a trek since it's in North Las Vegas but we were willing to give it a shot. \n\nNow I have two criteria that test the legitimacy of any \"ghetto burger\" place...whether or not they have Orange Bang, a neighborhood staple, and the quality of their chili cheese fries.\n\nLooking forward to a cup of Orange Bang the size of my head, I was highly disappointed to find out that Tom's didn't have Orange Bang...one strike against!  We proceeded to order Tom's classic cheeseburger, a pastrami burger, and an order of chili cheese fries. The cheeseburger and pastrami burger tasted like those found in Cali and were pretty good. However, I wasn't impressed at all with the chili cheese fries.  The chili was just average and was seasoned a bit too heavily with cumin. Plus, the French fries in the Cali spots are usually on the thicker side but Tom's uses thinner fries that get soggy much quicker....strike two against!! Lastly, Tom's is a bit on the pricey side for what you get. For the two burgers, chili cheese fries, and a large drink, we paid almost $18.  This is around what you would pay in Cali but the portions are much larger, so there is less value for the money with Tom's......strike three against!! \n\nIf you live close by and like So Cali style charbroiled ghetto burgers, then you may enjoy Tom's, but for me, it's just not worth the drive from the other side of town.


Well, in more recent visits here the flavor selection is really limited, and not good. They usually have 1 SF flavor now and it's not good. The regular yogurt itself is just so-so. Not nearly as creamy and delicious as it used to be. When stores change hands you can usually tell a difference. Sorry!


Great restaurant located inside the Golden Nugget hotel. Service was excellent- and we had a party of 14 people. The food was pretty good all around. I ordered a \"caprese\" salad to start and it was delicious. My main course was the Scallops, Brussel sprouts with grits. Fantastic. Hubby ordered the Maine lobster which he thoroughly enjoyed and finished. The king crab legs were amazing.. My nephew had six legs to himself. That 3 year old is one expensive date! \n\nAs for desserts, not amazing but good. We tried the pecan ball, which was a huge ball of vanilla ice cream with pecan nuts on the outside. Nothing special. The bread pudding was better, it came with caramel ice cream on top. I think there's slight rum in the pudding, it was good but nothing blow your mind.\n\nMinus one star because my pineapple juice cup had lipstick stains all over the cup... That's extremely unappetizing and unsanitary. overall, for such a large party- I think the waiters did a fantastic job serving and our food was great overall. Recommend!


I had the pastrami reuben, it was super delicious. The Nachos are definitely a must have as well!  It has a great atmosphere and the service was perfect! Can't wait to go again!


My wife and I had a great experience at Burland. Trish helped us and made it a great experience.


The Little Woody is the best little Arcadia hideaway. You can only find it if you already know it's there - they've since added a red, glowing owl sign, but before that the only clue to this bar was the Jameson barrel placed outside the back entrance. On the weekdays, it's got a really relaxed, speak easy feel. It's full of the young professional, after work crowd (happy hour is every day from 4 to 6). Since it's been getting more popular, the weekends are pretty crowded with a mixed bag of people. Either way, this place is a fun time and full of activities. \n\nWhat activities, you say?\n\nBoard games and jenga hidden inside the bench seats, two skeeball machines that spit out free drink tickets when you get a high score, and foosball and shuffleboard. Every Third Wednesday they have speakeasy sessions of live acoustic with local artists. Every month they have a skeeball tournament to win prizes (like a growler full of beer).\n\nThis place is great and you should definitely check it out.


Staff are very helpful and willing to assist you with anything you need. In fact, they'll notice if you're struggling with anything and will come over and ask you if you need any other help with things. A greeter is always at the door, cheerily saying hi to everyone walking in and offering help. Products are great and staff are knowledgable about which products are best for each person.


The last few times I have been there the staff has been horrible. The don't pay attention and then when I ask again for them to add something I already asked for they give an attitude. The food isn't that great to have to deal with staff that don't care. Chipotle is the better option anyways for fast food Mexican in Oakland.


I hate to give 1 star, so 2 will do. \n\nMy boyfriend and I came here for dinner around 6:00 on a Sunday evening, it looked a little busy so the 10 minute wait for a booth sounded great! The manager apologized and I assured him we were fine with that.\n\n \nFirst, the poor hostess was so lost and confused,  she was wondering around looking so stressed out trying to help buss tables, looked like her first job. The busser was no where to be found I only saw him twice the whole night, it almost seemed as if he was washing dishes and didn't have time to buss. The whole night we sat with the last tables dirty cups and dishes stacked above our head at the booth.\n\nSecond, Our bartender was our server so I expected a little wait, no one brought us bread until we asked, and when brought out it was just thrown on the table, no oil was served or anything,  nobody even introduced themselves. Meanwhile,  our order went in at 6:20 at 6:50 our main dish was served, it looked as if it was sitting on the counter for 15 minutes and a little cold, but wasn't to big to complain so we just asked for some extra sauce to moist it back, by 7:10 the extra sauce was delivered as well as our appetizer salads... My boyfriend has order the chicken parmesan,  he asked for bowtie noodles and unfortunately got thick string noodles.\n\nHey my pinapple mojito was delicious!!\n\nFinally, our check was brought out our bartender apologized for the horrible service he knew was served and comped everything from our bill except  our salads, I was thankful.\n\nI wanted to add a server in particular,  unfortunately I do not know his name, but I made sure I went out of my way to thank him for everything because he was the one making sure we ordered, our food was delivered, our condiments were brought out, refilled waters, he basically did everything, defiantly the only one who could hold his composure at a busy rate.


Last night was the first time I ever had food from park on Fremont. I thought it was awesome that they delivered downtown especially since the reviews were great. I ordered the San Diego burger and my wife had the steak salad. We also ordered a side of the fried pickles. I have to admit that I was not impressed. The meat on the burger was way too much and you couldn't really taste anything else. The steak salad was ok but definitely nothing to rave about. The fried pickles were ok but they were soggy and cold by the time we got them. Now I understand that having good delivered can and will affect the food quality but even having said that I don't know if I would ever actually eat there again because it was just mediocre and they don't have a lot of options on the menu.


Yummie!  This place was great. There was 9 of us for dinner for a friend's birthday, our table was ready and waiting for us when we arrived, they allowed us to decorate the table, the service was awesome, their menu includes steak & seafood so everyone could order whatever they wanted.  The restaurant was very busy I must say and every table had cocktails on it, both are good signs for me.\n\nThey have tons of steaks to choose from, lamb, vanilla fried lobster, scallops, and tons of fish. My only confusion came from how the fish was actually prepared b/c there wasn't really on the menu explaining how you can get your fish cooked. After asking the waitress, she explained the 5 fish preparations.\n\nHere's what we ate:\n1) Sashimi tower -white fish, Tuna, lobster rolls all very good [see pix]\n2) Heirloom tomatoes and burrata salad-very tasty and tons to share\n3) Escargot-my favorite very very good [see pix]\n4) Creamed Corn-typically not a fan but I did enjoy this very much\n5) Brussels Sprouts-eh they are good for you\n6) Mac n blue cheese-yes for sure\n7) Halibut Oreganata - almost $50, but was a huge piece of fish, definitely could share this\n8) the fried lobster was another one of my favorites\n9) tuna tostadas again very good [see pix]\n\nI wanted to try the crab cake but didn't have any room left. We had more leftovers in bags then arms to carry them on.\n\nOther notable notes: waiters were exceptional with their service of our table, my glass of Veuve was never empty and the waiter was calling me by name the whole time :).\nOur bill was over a grand after everything was said and done. So it's on the pricer side.


I cannot believe ANYONE was able to give this company a good review! I am by far completely and utterly dissatisfied with their morals and values. I am also completely dissatisfied with their service and integrity. From the reviews on trip advisor I'm sure that whatever misfortune they have experienced they definitely deserved.\n\nI've never heard of the company until I purchased a deal on Living Social. Needless to say I've never been on a helicopter and was extremely excited to experience this. Upon receiving my deal I immediately made a phone call to the company to make my appointment. I called them on a Saturday and ended up scheduling for a Tuesday. The phone call wasn't all that pleasant but it wasn't bad either. That is literally three days in between. We show up for our appointment 10 minutes early and the doors are locked, lights on, the place is a mess and looks to have been cleared out and left in a hurry. We circled the parking lot looking for an agent, we tried calling several times with a busy tone every time, and everyone we asked had no idea where the Heli USA workers were at. We finally got help from a very nice lady in the Aviation building who told us that several other individuals had come through there asking the same questions we were and it seems the company had just vanished. Good thing I paid my money to Living Social, otherwise I'm sure I would have completely lost out on getting a refund.\n\nWhat makes me more upset is that on a Saturday this woman did not have the decency of a human being to let us know that things with the company are not going well, or even to give us a heads up and say wait until Monday to make an appointment. The shadiness of it all truly was unprofessional, disappointing, and most of all annoying. I hope anyone that has purchased the Living Social deal reads this first. BEWARE!!\n\nUGH, It wouldn't let me give 0 stars. So one because I have to.


i dont know if im super spoiled from eating in san francisco all the time or what. but i thought this place was terrible. as soon as i got in, you could definitely sense some attitude from the servers.  if the food is good, i really wouldn't mind or care. i ordered the scallop special as a starter and got a sweet potato tortelloni with shortribs from their tasting menu.  was also able to try stuff off their regular menu such as the pork, veal, salmon and desserts. the food was very underwhelming. i usually spare no expense when it comes to food, and pay very little attention to my bills usually. but this place was just ridiculous. it was marked up because of its vegas location. even without the markups, the food would have been nowhere near worth the price. \n\nthe flavors were very bland and did not contrast well as i would expect fine foods to. there was nothing surprising about the flavors out of every dish i tried.  actually, there were even parts of my pasta that were not fully cooked. im a huge fan of the al dente, but hard pasta is not good in my opinion. maybe i went on an off night.  food aside, having the staff trying to push every little charge on you isnt my idea of a nice experience.\n\nin addition, my friend asked for sorbet for dessert. they gave her 2 or 3 scoops of fruit sorbet for $16.....i don't know about that.


Thought we would try it as it just opened. Food was good if pricey for Mexican (3 tacos $12.95). Extremely noisy. You cannot have a conversation ..just eat and out the door. Don't think I would make a point of going back.


Whataburger are one of the well known fast food in this area and this is really a messy one.\n\nI want to acknowledge first their service! I can give them 5 star for that but their service is not all that I came here for. Its their food and their service but the food has the biggest factor here.\n\nThe burger I ordered was really messy, dont know how the hell did it become that messy. I guess the kitchen staff need a little training on cleanliness on their food.\n\nThe 5 star service that I wanna give is for the Counters. For the food its 1. My final Rating would be 3 star.


Please pack your knives and go...here!\n\nAs critical as Tom Colicchio can be on Top Chef, it's hard to find anything to dislike about his restaurant. \n\nUnlike some Vegas restaurants, the atmosphere makes you feel as if you've truly escaped the casino madness and entered another world. The service is top notch and the food was outstanding. Their wine list is overwhelming, but if you look around you can find a decent bottle for under $100. \n\nFor appetizers we ordered oysters (fantastic!), the yellowtail hamachi (very fresh, although the citrus did overpower the fish a bit), and the lobster bisque (absolutely perfect - we ordered one to share for the table and they brought it to us in four small cups - nice touch).\n\nI had the wagyu skirtsteak and it was by far the best skirtsteak I've ever eaten. The yukon potatoes were amazing and the fries were perfect.\n\nFor dessert I highly recommend the monkeybread - it was amazing and the pecan/brown sugar ice cream was so refreshing. I'm a huge chocolate fan but this dish was far superior to the chocolate tart we ordered, which came with maple bacon ice cream (didn't care for it, and I love bacon!).\n\nOverall, one of the best meals I've had in a long time. Did I mention the bisque?\n\nFive stars - huge fan!


Very helpful every time I visit.


I don't like waiting. My appointment was at 6.  and I waited 30 min. When she did come out she was in conversation with another client and made me wait longer. I ended up leaving and she didn't even apologize. Don't know where all the good reviews are coming from!!!


Never would have stayed here if it hadn't been one of the host hotels for a conference I was attending. It seems like some money has been put into updating the casino/entertainment area, but the rooms leave something to be desired. The room seemed clean; however, everything was so old, it had that worn out look and feel. I felt like the only one staying on my floor, which can be good and bad...good because it's quiet, bad because I felt like a scene out of the shining was just waiting to happen...There's a reason why rooms are only $50-70/night.


Happy hour 24-7... can't get better than that and they have a better sushi selection than RA sushi. I wish the place was bigger. They finally have gift cards and a Pearl Reviews point card  SCORE!


Wicked Spoon was my first Vegas buffet experience! And I'm really glad it was! I was here on a trip with my girlfriends and we all had a great time. Our server was great and always on top of keeping our drinks filled and clearing away our empty plates. \n\nI'm usually wary of buffets and proceed with caution because food is just made in a huge bulk quantity--- usually lacking in seasoning and all of that. But I was pleasantly surprised by the variety, taste, and creativity of the dishes. We got there around 11am and started with breakfast foods. Smoked salmon eggs benedict was on point. Then we wandered into lunch territory. I loved their fried chicken (they are served in cute mini fryers too), gnocchi, kale/quinoa salad (yay for healthy options!), risotto...basically I liked everything I tasted. They also had some not so normal dishes such as sriracha infused watermelon (interesting! but only worth one try) and goat cheese panacotta (kind of odd..). I love the idea of combining unexpected flavors so seeing dishes like that made me very happy :)\n\nThey also had some great freshly made juice concoctions (I'm assuming they were freshly made) like pineapple, mango, and melon juice.\n\nThen we moved into dessert!!! Obviously every review here raves about the dessert and it's true...the dessert selection is awesome. I tried some of the pastries but mainly went straight for the gelato! Straciatella is always my favorite, and it was great here:)\n\nAt the end of the day, we ended up staying here for 4 hours just hanging out and eating. I think they let us do that since it wasn't a super busy weekend but props to them for not kicking us out. Will definitely be back here the next time I want a buffet on the strip!


Worst Mexican food I've ever had and being from San Diego, I've sampled tons. The food is bland and the workers were constantly getting orders wrong.


One of the worst dining experiences! While out waiter was very friendly, the service he provided was less than stellar and his menu knowledge even less. We ordered a martini special that wasn't even actually a martini (served in a rocks glass with ice) which ended up NOT being on special when the bill came. A few of our entrees came out cold ( my risotto was warm but had the consistency of paste). To top it all of 2 of the people at our table were over charged on their bills from what the menu price was. AND even after all that, we never saw a manager, no apology....nothing! Never going back!


McDonalds isn't only an ugly looking restaurant, but also has bad food. My friend ordered a salad and found a dead bee. I ordered a Big Mac and I think it is safe to say it was disgusting. Only 15% of their burgers are real meat and the other 85% is pink slime that can cause cancer. I suggest not eating there. Again. The staff is horrible they are a bunch uneducated idiots who ripped off my double decker cheeseburger. Oh and let me just tell you about the food. I bit into the burger and felt the texture of caviar. At first I was surprised then disgusted to find a huge spider crawling out of the burger. I had bitten the eggs and went into the ICU. My experience with that dump was absolutely disgusting. People are idiots.


Tasty Kabob well surpassed my expectations!!  i walked in and it was exactly like the previous reviews had said about it...desolate and quiet and yes the almighty Pita Jungle (which is right next door) was much more busy. Not sure which one of these establishments was here first but these two places RIGHT next door to each other are for sure rivals. Tasty kabob is a family owned restaurant though, and the quality and taste of the food completely represents that. Everything was freaking delicious. Let me break it down for ya right quick folks::\n\nATMOSPHERE: place is decorated really nice inside, perfect place for an intimate dinner. They had Persian music playing as well which i loved. The decorations, music and food all flowed together wonderfully.\nSERVICE: top notch. The owners are their walking around (i assume it's them..you know they give off that owner-y- vibe) and our waitress was just a little basket of knowledge and sunshine!\nFOOD: hummus was one of the best i have had. Menu is fairly large and honestly everything looked good. We had the chicken kabob and steak kabob and the meat was REALLY tender and flavorful. Order came with a MASSIVE amt of yummy rice. (also have the option doing 1/2 rice and 1/2 salad if you desire). They also did a special order for me which was not on the menu. wanted a special vegetable Kabob and they whipped it up just to my liking.. gotta love that! didn't have room for the ice-cream but hear its delish!\nDRINK: wine and beer- nice selection\nPRICE: reasonable. Two people, $52. pretty good for apps, two drinks and two entrees. \n\ngive this underrated place some of your time one day if you happen to be in the area, i highly doubt that you will be disappointed.


I don't know how this place isn't shut down. Terrible service and the grill obviously wasn't cleaned, my egg had burnt pieces of something stuck to them. It tasted and looked like someone tried to cook the egg on a BBQ. This is the worst Denny's I've ever been to. One star because they seated us quick when we arrived.


Hooters restaurant is like it is everywhere.  Crap.  The ladies had no hooters themselves.  The food is never great.  The hotel room was not great had an iron burn on the carpet rooms need to be updated and they charge u for drinks when your gambling.  Ok if you can get the room really really cheap


Nice outdoor patio but it was cold when we went so we opted for a nice cozy seat inside. Nice menu and healthy selections ..+ and + !\nHummus, ;lettuce wraps, shrimp, veggies, cheese... we ordered so much food between two ppl even the waiter asked when the last time we ate was...lol we had the munchies what can i say :)\n\nQuick service and the bill didn't hurt too much either.... check it out for apps and drinks!!


It always starts out great here but seems to gradually slide downhill after the first few bites.\nMost salad options look fairly good and I think I have been lucky in my selection.\nThere area also other cold salads on the bar. Tuna Noodle Salad of some type typically is one I'll try but on this visit is was soupy and just blech.  I couldn't even have a second bite.\nThe soup selection on the day we visited was good, but I guess I'm one that just likes soup.  I had the Chicken Enchilada on that day.  Lots of good flavor but I don't think I even had a bite of chicken.  Also tried the Chili but it was more beans than anything.  I mean every bite was a spoon full of beans.  My husband and sons theory is that I need to laddle a serving up from the middle of the pot and refrain from stirring the soup first. \nI wasn't going to serve up another bowl to find out.\n\nDessert is always a must even if it's just a bite of something sweet to end the meal.\nOn this occasion they had Red Velvet Cake with a cream cheese icing.  Looked appealing, well except for what it begins to look like after a couple dozen people attempt to serve thierself from a dish set under a hot lamp.\nOh yeah, and it doesn't help that they provide a long handled SPOON to cut and serve yourself a piece of cake.  \nC'mon staff, even one of those pizza servers would be 100 times better than a SPOON!\n\nOne bite of the RVC and some vanilla soft serve was more than enough.\n\nWe come every few months cuz that's more than enough for us.  \n\nIf you miss out on the Mon-Wed deal as another reviewer mentioned, I suggest you do a search online for coupons.  You might be surprised what you find.


I worked here for just over two years and only left because of health reasons.\nKim is awesome to work for. She will do anything for her employees and for her customers. She has never met a stranger. She will meet you once and I promise she will know you the next time. G Bar G is one of those good ole Boys kind of place. Wearing a tux come on in, wearings cut offs and t shirt well that's okay too. \nCome in sit down and make some new friends. If you are a Green Bay Fan and want to watch a game you better get there early because this place rocks.\nBest little bar in Mesa. Love the bar, love the people.\nYou just gotta try it once.


Every time that I have ate from here, which kid you not has been at least once a week. Their food and service has been great. Highly recommend everything from the menu. My favys and regulars are the chicken pad se-ew, beef fried rice, drunken noodles and the wonton soup. Very fulfilling, great taste and price.


I felt like I was on a treasure hunt getting to this restaurant. If only I can be the aZn kid, Data from the Goonies then it would be awesome. Don't mistaken this spot for the Bouchon Bakery located on the casino floor, that's just the decoy. You must first start off in the lobby where you follow the signs near the check in/out counter. Find the elevator that takes you to a secret Da Vinci floor. Bank a left out of the elevators and continue through the Michelangelo (inspired ceiling) hallways until you hit the spot on your right hand side. \n\nWe arrived here around 1030ish am for brunch on a Saturday. The wait was about 20 minutes. Unfortunately, they do not take reservations. The restaurant was crowded and the tables are right next to each other so don't expect much privacy from your neighbors. I do recall the dude next to us throwing a fit about something.\n\nLet's talk about their table bread. They just throw that bad boy on your table without a basket or a serving plate. Interesting concept but don't worry germaphobes, they use wax tissue paper to handle the bread. The butter and jam is what makes this a winner. First, I believe they're both made freshly. Second, the bread+butter+jam equals a scrumptious treat. Heed my warning: if you're on a carb diet, it's probably not a good idea to try it because you won't want to put it down. The flavor of the day was blackberry I believe. Sooooo bombskiz.\n\nIn honor of Le Roscoe Pierre Chicken & Waffles that I do love to eat in LA, I ordered the: the brunch chicken and waffles. From looking at the price ($25), you'd think they were giving you duck confit and waffles. Although it's a little pricey, I have no buyer's remorse. Honestly, I'm craving it as I type this now. The bacon and chive waffle leaves a distinct taste in your mouth. Normally, you're only use to the taste of butter and syrup. Not these waffles. You get a hint of the saltiness and some other unique flavors with every bite. You even actually feel the crunch of the bacon bits in the waffles itself.\n\nThe chicken is served in 2 pieces. Looks will deceive you here, the portion of the chicken may seem petite but when you actually rip the flesh off the bones like a carnivore that you are, you'll realize that there's plenty of meat to work with. Although the chicken was slightly salty, it was still very tender and juicy. It's accompanied by a mushroom type chauffer gravy sauce.\n\nService was great and the atmosphere is loud & vibrant. I would definitely come back to try other items on the menu and to eat some more bread with homemade jam! It's definitely not a cheap meal but how often are you in Vegas anyways? Also, try their desserts or the bakery items if you have room for it.


Went on a weekday afternoon to pick up a missed parcel delivery. The line was nearly out the door at 3:30 PM and despite about seven windows, only two employees were present and assisting customers. Wait was nearly half an hour.\nThe associate who eventually helped me was polite and friendly, and relatively quick, which was nice. Added on a sheet of stamps before I left, because I sure as heck don't want to stand in that line again.\nA little ticked off to find out that I apparently could have just approached the counter to pick up my parcel and been helped immediately- what good does that info do me AFTER I've waited?


A premiere outdoor shooting range in the East Valley. Well managed, and affordable memberships and per visit prices.Multiple ranges: The main public range has covered shooting benches with target holders from 25 to 300 yards with three clay bird throwers for Shotguns, A Practical Pistol range with 4 bays from 25 to 50 yards, A covered 40-position Smallbore Range to 100 meters, Covered long range rifle and pistol silhouette ranges to 500 meters, High power rifle range to 500 yards,Sporting Clays Range - 16 stations.\nBut probably the best thing about RSSC is the competitive shooting matches it hosts. I would guess it has more matches in a month than some ranges have all year long (okay, I exaggerate). While it hosts several Major matches through the year, it's membership is comprised of many world-class shooters, so even its local matches are a cut above the rest. It's like going to your local golf course and being able to play a round with Tiger Woods! I've learned so much just watching these guys and shooting next to them. What a blast!


Went there for Mother's Day. Bad idea. I have eaten at other Mongolian Grills in California that are way better. There is no style in this place. It is nothing fancy. It reminds  me of a burger joint, not a special occasion place. You can order pre made dishes or make your own bowl. Food is cooked fresh. They use too much sodium in some dishes, so watch what you order. When I was there there were no other dinners in the place. They did nothing special for the holiday. Good was OK, but nothing special. It may be OK for a guys night out, but not for Mom.


Our experience here was not the best in many ways unfortunately. We just happen to be in the neighborhood while running some errands and hungry so we stopped.\n\nThis is not our first ride on the LJS train so we know what to expect as far as taste and quality of the food.\n\nThe place was empty however one customer in front of us trying to use a coupon with a new employee so that was a total disaster. We should have left after waiting 10 minutes in line to place our order however we were there and hungry so we waited and waited and waited some more.\n\nFinally what appeared to be a Manager comes out and takes our order while the \"new\" employee is still fumbling and bumbling trying to understand how to input a coupon into the register.\n\nIt was frustrating for us to have to witness what this woman in front of us is going through trying to place her simple order.\n\nNo apologies to her or us for the long ridiculous wait.\n\nThe food just did not taste good either, the fish was not crisp as it usually is, the coleslaw tasted off and our root beer floats were not very floaty.\n\nWe will never return to this location, we only stopped here because it was near where we were running errands.\n\nCommon sense goes a very long way! It is too bad some people don't have common sense or manners in this industry. Also however they are storing or cooking the food should be up to par like the other LJS in town. This was the worst food we have ever eaten from a LJS and truly disappointing on so many levels.\n\nBad staff and bad food, no bueno!


After over two years, I finally returned to Wicked Spoon. On my first visit, I wasn't a fan of the small plates concept, but on this occasion that was the least of my complaints. \n\nMy friend was in town and wanted to try a buffet. We were leaning towards Bacchanal, but my fella insisted on giving Wicked Spoon another try since we weren't really in the mood to stand in a long line for dinner. We arrived at 7:30 on a Saturday and there was no line at all. I have to admit, this scared me off a bit. This is peak buffet-eating time and there was no line, it just didn't seem right. \n\nWe paid and were seated within 2 minutes of arriving. Service was friendly, but we had to wait quite a bit of time to get drink orders in. On several occasions I had to ask other servers that were meandering around if we could order drinks and refills. After this coaxing our server did arrive and take our orders. We made sure to order refills as he was placing our drinks down after having to wait one too many times with nothing to drink. As a thirsty girl, that's a pet peeve of mine, keep those refills coming.\n\nThe food wasn't too exciting either. I actually had a hard time deciding on anything. I wandered around around much longer than I usually do at buffets and ended up with the same things over and over. The only things I had any interest in eating were the kalbi and assorted veggies I found on the line.\n\nI don't see myself returning to this buffet any time soon. Definitely not worth the $40 price tag.


Pretty expensive and not terribly original.  I didn't really see a clear theme, other than obviously Beatles music.  As usual talented performers.  But in my opinion not worth the ticket price.  If you really want to go then try half price ticket provider.  I would vote for the Absinthe show if you are up for raunchy.


This was a great discovery in the South Side. It is not your typical South Side bar (which is a very good thing in my mind), and it has surprisingly good food! I think it is smoke free too, which makes it all the more appealing. I highly recommend stopping by for some sliders the next time you are in the area!


Where I lost most of my money but this review is for the horrible service I was provided. Sure, the Jabbawockeez show wasn't bad and Britney Spears sat a couple rows behind my sister but this place is so grungy and needs to keep up with the architecture. Come see me at the Bellagio!


This year was horrible no info on website , very confusing . They said a shuttle was offered and nobody had any idea about it . I saw people lined up at 2 gates that never opened because nobody knew what side the entrance was on .  They posted on face book at 2:45 pm come see jabbawockeez at 3:00 pm at 2:59 they said it was cancelled . Red dragon is obviously only interested in making money not in customer service . We are so disappointed .


I hate to be such a Debbie downer with my 3 star ratings!  This was my first experience at a revolving sushi bar, which was super fun!  I would highly recommend sitting right next to the conveyor belt if you go in a group because that was the best part of my experience and I was in complete shock how cheap our bill was when we were done\n\nThe sushi was, mehh.  There was only 1 roll that we pulled that I thought was great, but everything else was just ok (and we tried ALOT)...Lots of imitation crab which is probably how they keep the prices so low.  I'd go again, I suppose, if someone else wanted to but only after recommending another place first.  All in all if you were looking for a review to convince you to go, you should go because it was fun and as you can see other people really like this place based on the reviews below.


2 stars for frozen hot chocolate... yummm\nWaiting time to be seated 30 mins\nWater to be delivered at your table 15 mins\nAnother 15 mins wait to take your orders\n41 minutes wait for the food :( \nFood was so-so, not bad, not that good either.\n\nI only want the frozen hot choco, so I'll just order at the window next time.


You are given an order sheet. You check off what you want and toppings on your burger etc.   The staff is friendly.  We came here because of groupon deal.  It was a little hard to find since it was not on the main strip.  They give you big portions for fries and my burger was good.


Your typical Sally's Beauty Supply. Have a good amount of items in stock, but unfortunately the customer service wasn't great. The manager of this store was kind and acknowledged me, but the other employees didn't seem to have a real drive to help me in a friendly manner. A smile goes a long way, as well as looking like you enjoy what you do.


I rear ended someone and the damage to my car was bad! My insurance didn't cover it, so I had to pay completely out of pocket. Ultra Collision fixed my car for HALF the price of all the other estimates I got. Not only did Steven work really hard to get me the best price possible, but the whole process took less than a week and the car looks amazing! I am so happy!


Love this place! Awesome food, something for everyone. You can order items to be spicy to very mild. The yellow chicken curry is to die for and so is the beef jerky. Always friendly and you can eat family style if you get several different items and share. Always busy weather it is lunch or dinner. I like to order over the phone and take out. They even know me by name & order. Could eat here every nite!


Every meal I have here is good.  I love the pancakes and breakfast burrito.  The staff is very nice and helpful (love Donna Jo), the service is great and the price is right.  :)


Finally made it to Pittsburgh's wellspring of salty meats and had the pleasure of sitting next to Severino and his kitchen staff while we spent a solid hour picking through the infamous SALUMI plate (not to be confused with the salumi plate). Was thoroughly entertained by Severino's not-stop commentary. Downed a couple of cocktails and some wine, and decided: violet mustard is great, and in general there is no reason not to come here and blow all of your cash.


Denny's with more parking than the one on the strip. Service is still horrible, a standard Denny's signature service marker. Nothing else really different, other than the fact that you're in Las Vegas and probably need to sober up before your long drive home. It gets the job done as you would expect.


I went here for my dad's birthday because he LOVES BBQ. Full disclosure: we lived in the BBQ capital Kansas City for a few years, so I expect a lot from BBQ. Anyway, since it's new, it was packed, however, we only had to wait ten minutes for a table. The service was great. And the seating area was very roomy. We ordered the onion strings as an appetizer and they were amazing! The sauce that went with it was perfect!\nWe ordered the georgia pork, rib tips, and the texas beef brisket. The pork was very tender and delicious, although I think anything would taste good in their BBQ sauce. The rib tips weren't what we expected. They were very hard and did not have much meat on them. The brisket was just OK. It wasn't anything to write home about. \nOverall this place is a good place to go for BBQ in Henderson, however if you want real BBQ, you'll have to go to the midwest.


Just left Vegas Lash Lounge and my lashes look AMAZING!!!! The shop is just as amazing with a contemporary look and a fantastic staff couldn't have asked for a better experience! Run don't walk see what you're missing!


Worst experience ever! Why does a hookah bar open at noon but won't serve hookah until 4 pm? Four employees here chatting and on their phones neglecting to help or even acknowledge other patrons. It's the end of December and their heaters outside don't work? Have been here for 45 minutes and not checked on once by any employee at all. Worst customer service experience in all of Vegas.


This hotel may not be convenient for visiting the strip, but maybe that can be a good thing. Sometimes, (at least for me) you don't want the hustle, bustle and glitz of the strip. Maybe you just want to relax, eat, drink and gamble. My stay at the South Point was very low key and I loved every minute of it. \n\nCheck in was swift and easy. There were no surprise charges, everything was explained to me beforehand (telephone reservation) and staff was very friendly.\n\nI was very impressed with the cleanliness of this hotel and casino. All throughout, the hotel looked tidy and newish. That made me feel at ease because I'm somewhat of a germaphobe, but at the South Point I didn't feel on edge in that respect. \n\nUnfortunately, the BF is a smoker and nagged me into booking a \"smoking room\". Usually I hate this in Vegas because a \"smoking room\" usually means the rooms smell bad, really bad--a stench that just never goes away. At the South Point, the \"smoking room\" we stayed in didn't wreak of smoke and it actually had a nice view-- we could see the strip in the distance. Not too shabby. I appreciate that. \n\nI didn't take advantage of the amenities this time (spa, gym, pool), but I plan to return and take advantage. \n\nAs long as you don't mind being ten minutes from the strip and are not expecting an uber swanky place to stay, the South Point proves a great choice for accommodations.


Uhm... I'm not even sure what to say about this place. It was uhm interesting. Friends are staying here for the week, and their room smelled gross. They basically had to constantly keep their door/window open to let the room air out. The hall smelled like urine. The rooms itself looks a little outdated, but the beds were comfy so i guess thats one positive thing. I personally wouldn't stay here. Ever. I'm really not that picky, this place just sucks. Yeah, sure, hooters rooms are cheap, but you get what you pay for... I guess if you intend on staying here, come here with an open mind, or shit-faced so you can't remember how shitty your room was haha. After all, thats the point of coming to Vegas, right?


I could eat here every day.  It has healthy food that is well prepared and has a good presentation.  It is casual and hip,modern and clean.  If you just want healthy food or are a vegan, you can find something for you.  Sit out side if you can.  Walk around the Biltmore Shopping Center.  Bring your kids and they can play on the. Grass.


I had a wonderful experience here in the early 2000s and was hoping to repeat it. I should've just let it be a good memory.....In short, food is decent, service is sub-par.  \n\nWe arrive around 1:30 PM on a Tuesday, not a busy time at all. There were 7 in our party, not a small party, but by no mean a large one either. we waited 15 minutes while they prepared our table in a half full dining room. When the table was finally ready, instead of being led to our table, we felt like a herd of cows being rushed to the slaughter house. When we reached our table, a waitress was upset that my mom's wheelchair was on the new carpet and instructed us quite loudly and rudely to leave the wheelchair at the corner. \n\nWhen getting food at the carving station, instead of putting the food at the empty spot on my plate, the chef just pile it on other food items...sigh....This is something I expect in a Chinese buffet, not at the Buffet at Bellagio.\n\nDuring the meal, the waitress instructed us (loudly) to pass empty plates to the end of the table so that she can collect them......Oh! the food!, well it is decent and edible, but nothing to write home about. The only bright spot of the meal was one of the waitresses, who was very friendly and was joking with us the entire time. \n\nOverall, I find the employees here lacking basic manners and training, definitely not the level of service I expect at Bellagio.


You can not beat the food here. Everything is top notch and you get exactly what you paid for, I come from a full Italian family and we all agrees the risotto was as if we were in Italy. The staff was amazing while the place is packed they manage to have people eating in under 15 minutes. The place has an amazing view of the gondola and mall. Overall success it's a dine you must try with eloquent food.


My girlfriend and I had been visiting this restaurant since it open. It was a favorite spot up until a couple of months ago. Recently, the service has taken a turn for the worst. The past three times it seems that Anime Ramen doesn't have enough wait staff or kitchen workers. We've waited about half an hour several occasions to have our food orders taken and another half an hour for the food to be prepared.\nMost recently, I left after not getting service at my table for over 15 minutes, not even a drink order taken, nor a hello after being pointed to sit at a table; the tables around us seemed to have waiters, but not us for some reason. It's sad because we loved to come here, but after this latest experience, we no longer feel that the great tasting food and low prices are worth the wait.


I have been here many times and had great times in the piano area. \n\nIt was already getting late so we decided to sit at the bar, play poker and listen to dueling piano. The bartender was a complete JERK! Super rude and disrespectful. I put in my ticket t of 4.89 and started play. I was about to pull a $20 to get my \"free\" drink. I ordered a Captain and Coke and so did my BF. It came in a little plastic cup and he said 9.75! I laughed because I thought he was joking. He said no free drink with what you have in there in a sarcastic belittling way. I know this is \"NY\" but come on don't be rude about it. I should him the $20 I had that and slid it in the machine. I hate when people assume I do not know any better and try to take advantage. He grumpily took the ticket and changed to price and slammed the cup down. He completely killed the night and my buzz. We were enjoying ourselves to the fullest and were completely taken back of this guys attitude. I didn't even want to sit there anymore. There was tension and my BF was fuming. I am surprised he didn't dump the drink on the machine. Oh and it was the worst Captain and Coke I ever had. How did I get a better drink at the penny machines, playing less??? Hmmmm This bartenders attitude and rudeness left an awful bitter taste. I didn't want to argue or make a scene and didn't want to get my BF even more fired up. I played a few rounds of poker and tried to play it off because I really did want to enjoy myself. My BF cashed out because he was so upset and the bartender threatened him to pay the 9.75. Mind you my BF also put more money in the machine and lost already. There are so many ways this bartender could of handled this. Yes it was already late the music was loud but still this guy got me very upset and I felt taken advantage of. I was only there for one night and told my BF how great the bar is. He did not even want to go. I told him this will be the last drink and look what happened. Lesson learned..... next speak up or just throw that $20 in the damn machine. We played let it ride, black jack, slots and roulette. So believe me we played and payed for damn nasty Captain coke many times over again. We wanted to find someone to complain but like I said this bartender ruined the end of the night and our mood. I wish I could tell that bartender a piece of my mind and just thinking about it gets me fired up. I guess that is what Yelp. This may sound petty and silly however when you are excited for something and want a great experience and only have 24 hours in Vegas it is a bummer when someone can just kill it. OK I said my piece.


Dingy and smokey, but a decent neighborhood watering hole. Typical Vegas style bar that's been around for decades.\n\nGood pool tables and they host a few leagues there. Bartenders and bar staff are all cool and pour with a heavy hand. My friends's Makers and coke was 98% Makers with a splash of Coke for color!\n\nA lot of regulars and friendly boisterous bunch at that. I've never eaten here but at least they have a separate dining area for the non smokers, like me, because this place is nicotine heaven.


Why, seroiusly why do people from Hawaii come to this store buy snacks that they can buy in Hawaii?!?! Uhm, you're paying 8% tax!\n\nWell, it makes sense if you're buying beef jerky. There's a wide, wide, WIDE variety of beef jerky. They used to have the nuggets but that got discontinued.\n\nIf you check in at Yelp, you get a free beef stick.


The customer service at this store is horrible. I went in yesterday because I was having trouble with my iPhone. I walked up to an employee at the Genius Bar and told him what was going on, he looked at his iPad and told me I'd have to come back in 3 hours so someone could look at it for me. I was astonished because there was at least 5 employees standing in a circle talking amongst each other none of which were helping any customers. Needless to say, I turned around and walked right out. Went to T-Mobile instead and experienced the best customer service. Disappointed with Apple and I probably will never buy another one of their products.


I've been going to this particular one since 1987.  It was a ritual to go there right after the Copper World race, Indy car race and  the races at Manzanita.  Great food, great portions and great atmosphere.