This was a second visit for me. I t had been a few years and last time I had a pretty good round. This visit was a bit surprising for me. First, they claim same day reservations as they are the largest spa in the country or the world. When I walked up for a service to be schedule later in the day between 12 and 4 I was told that most of the massage types I was requisition were not available and then I found one and then he said it was booked while we were talking. So, I ended up with just a general massage which was fine and he did give me 20% off for my troubles. Now, that is not really a big deal as this is an easy discount to get but I appreciated the effort. I think this was more of a staffing issue than anything else with the availability. \n\nWhen I got there ahead of time it took them quite a while to get me back so I had almost zero time to spend in the steam room and sauna. What I noticed that was different this time was that the massage rooms seemed to be almost like a cheap row of motel rooms. The massage was nothing stellar, just run of the mill. This is where the biggest disappointment would occur.\n\nI left my key ten miles back in the room. Now, I do not think there is any way you could remember which room you had been in. If there was, I never saw it. I asked the locker room attendant if he could help. He looked for my intake form and could not find it. Then, he just pawns it off on another employee who was very irritated to be bothered. Finally, when he found the slip which has been misfiled because the guy wrote hi T like an L or something he walked over to my locker and opened it and then just walked off. Now, this gave me no opportunity to shower or anything without leaving my locker open. Very poor service and frankly unacceptable. I will not likely return when in Vegas. \n\nI did want to bring this to a manager's attention on my way out but they had one person working the desk and a line of three folks and i had a dinner reservation to get to and now have to get to my room to shower.


Our concierge recommended this overpriced foodcourt experience.  We had the pre fix, not that the price was the problem just that the food was mediocre at best and when considering an establishment for a decent dining experience one would think you would not be served individual wraped breakfast butters with your bread basket :).  The beef carpaccio was prosciutto with an arugala salad on top, the veal parmesan was pretty delicious, well seasoned and tender and the pastry shop deserts were lack lustre and unimpressive.  The staff was attentive and wonderful and gave us great service. Unfortunately the atmosphere and ambiance was like sitting in the food court in a themed italian chateaux.   Well it is the venetian casino so I should have known better.  We were looking for something a little more high end with a culinary experience and I feel it fell short.  When in vegas make the trip out to Nora's italian restaurant if you want some GREAT and fabulous italian food in vegas.


We went here on a Thursday night. It was busy in both the bar and the dining room. The service was attentive, but the food was terrible. The water, too.\n\nThe water was absolutely disgusting. We know Phoenix's water is gross, but there is something extra specially disgusting in the water in that neighborhood. For a restaurant to serve water that bad leaves me speechless. \n\nI started with a side salad. It was a bed of lettuce and some grated cheese. For $8, I expected more. Onion or tomato, maybe? A mushroom? \n\nI ordered the Chicken Alfredo. I was completely perplexed by my dish. The first thing I noticed was that it looked like it had sat under the lamps too long. But we ordered it 5 or 6 minute prior. The dish was hot, but the top of the food was lukewarm. Under the film that had developed on the top of the lukewarm-ish-ness of the dish it was warm, but not hot. Again, it was perplexing. It looked like the Costco Chicken Parmesan was served on my plate, but it wasn't as good. It was bland, and flat, and had no flavor. \n\nMy gf ordered the Fish & Chips. She said that they were \"mediocre\". The fish was average, and bland. The breading was bland, and too greasy. Nothing at all like the Fish & Chips at Four Peaks. I had a bite of the Cole Slaw, and liked it, though.\n\nMy gf's son ordered the mini burgers from the Kids' Menu. When I looked at the burger, it looked like something was amiss. I opened the bun, and looked at the burger. The cheese looked like the burger had been cooled, and re-heated. It was gross. The burger was like a rock. Bland. Overcooked. No texture. No condiments with the burger. He's 6, but even he knows that a burger should have some condiments with it. He ate 2 bites, and gave me the, \"Really? Do I have to eat this?\" look. \n\nThe only reason this place is a 2 is because we were in a hurry, and they worked to accomodate our schedule. I wouldn't even call the service particularly \"GOOD\", it was good enough to get us in and out in a timely fashion. \n\nA decent family restaurant in the West Valley still eludes us. It's a shame that there are so many lazy, uninspired, unmotivated chefs in the industry. Are they even Chefs at this level, or do the owners throw a hodge podge of illegals into the back and call it good? \n\nWe will not go back.


The Houdini shops abound in Vegas which was both surprising and disappointing. The shops themselves are well kept and the staff at most of the locations I visited were entertaining and helpful to those I witnessed inquiring about tricks. However, I was disappointed with the narrow selections of mostly cheap plastic gimmicky novelty tricks specifically manufactured and branded for Houdini Magic sold at a premium price. Most are the quality and level you'd find in a kids magic set at any department store at Christmas time, so they are more toy than quality gimmick or trick. \n\nThe sales folks at every store try the hard sell on hovercard gimmicks and very cheap quality trick decks, but at least give the average Joe an entertaining exhibition to sell them on the product.\n\nDon't get me wrong, for the shops they are they are ok, but not at all what I would expect from a \"magic\" store in the magic capital of the US. I was a little surprised to find Vegas only has Houdini shops and nothing more robust or at least with a varied selection.\n\nIf your looking for fun gimmicks for younger folks or stuff to entertain coworkers a few times, it's at least worth a stop, but don't plan to find anything worthwhile if you've ever dabbled in magic before. Your kids will probably enjoy the experience, but you'll most likely be disappointed.


I think this is a place that Edinburgers forget about. But when it was 22 degrees and I was looking for a cheap and cheerful idea, I thought LETS HUNT RAZORCLAMS ON PORTOBELLO!\n\nSo I brought some salt.. apparently it is used as a tool to catch them.\n\nOkay.... so I didn't catch any THIS TIME, but I won't give up. \n\nEven with the disappointment of not catching my dinner, I still had an enjoyable time at Portobello beach. It would benefit from a couple pubs with a sea-side view.. but oh well! \n\nThe beach was pretty clean when I went, so that was nice. I even got to draw something in the sand, and instead of confessing my love to my boyfriend.. i chose my mom and dad, \"Hi Mom and Dad\"! I think they liked that photo.\n\nFun day at Portobello.


Best sushi I have had so far in the area.  I am still learning the ropes, but this is authentic stuff.  An authentic decor, authentic staff, and authentic sushi.  It was very very good and the rolls are creative.


Saw very good reviews on Yelp so decided to go there for one of my bachelorette pre-party dinners.  The interior design was excellent and very nice setting for fine dining, but I was really disappointed at their food quality and table service.  \n\nWe ordered all of the specialty rolls and none of them are close to my lowest standard for sushi.  I can get better quality at any of the sushi take-out places in SF.   \n\nBesides their bad taste in food, I felt very stupid that they had to sit us next to another rowdy bahcelorette party.  Those girls were annoying AS HELL!!!! I am not saying that we weren't loud but why put us together when there were plenty of room?? They should have thought about that and put us somewhere else at the first place.  I made the request to sit somewhere else and they put us in a private booth, which was cool.   \n\nThis place is such a rip-off and totally overrated! Do not recommend coming here.


I have been in this restaurant for 2 times and tried their Lamb Sandwich, Baba Ganouj and Shawarma Chicken. They are all very delicious. Next time I will try Sleek which has kale inside. It looks really tasty and servings are large. Waitstaff is nice and helpful. Decor is cozy. I can't wait to go there again and try other dishes.


Let me start by saying I normally dont wear a lot of make up...with full time school an work and family im lucky to show up dressed...so the world of make up artists was very new to me but I wanted to really look pretty on my wedding day because he is the man of my dreams and i wanted to make him proud. I contacted Megan and she was wonderful very kind and understanding...I told her I had a budget and if this cant work then ill just do my make up myself...she worked with me which i was shocked and thankful...That was the best part of the make up experience...No one had informed me that it was important to find a look id want in advance which i wouldnt have known what to have picked anyway...so when the woman arrived she sat up and said what would you like ..i said just make me beautiful...the make up was cakey the eyeshadowed aged me by 20yrs and the lashes would not stay on...really wanted to cry but due to contacting the girl about the lashes which she got frustrated with me on I was late to my own wedding..bottum line you can tell if a person loves your work even if they say oh thats fine..she was my only damper on my wedding day..when i was asked to leave a review on another web site i tried to be nice but was contacted by the company via text chewing me out for giving a 2.9..i said Sephora redid my make up correctly and that the 2.9 was me being nice now leave me alone...Not professional at all...


Local love all the way! This place reminds me of home, Hawaii. I think we were served by the owner. He was extremely nice and told us he was from the Big Island.\n\nI've been craving meat jun and boiled peanuts and got a double score when this place had them both! All the appetizers were delicious especially the kim chee. The mandu was also really good. \n\nAfter we put in our order, the table next to us received hot stone dishes with eggs over easy.  Our mouths watered at the sight, since they looked so good. \n\nThe meat jun meat was really tender and had great flavor. Although, I thought it wasn't quite authentic since it had batter plus egg. I've typically had it with just the egg. \n\nMy husband got the spicy noodle soup with beef and vegetables. The noodles had great flavor and the base had the right amount of spicy.\n\nI would have knocked it down to a 4 because of the Meat Jun, but the service was so good that it bumped it back up to a 5. He was even offering otter pops for dessert.\n\nAloha!!


Once upon a time, Ian Rankin, JK Rowling and Alexander McCall Smith used to go to The Elephant House to sit and write over endless cups of coffee. Lord knows what any of them would think if they went back for an espresso or latte now. \n\nAside from the terrible service and permanently stressed looking staff, the place is so darn busy it's difficult to get a table. Spring to summer especially, the cafe is jam-packed with tourists desperate to secure a seat with views of the Castle. To make it worse, there's merchandise everywhere you look, the music is insipid and there's a live webcam opening til closing time so strangers across the world can watch as you eat your lunch! \n\nThe biggest disappointment however, has to be the food and drink. On paper, soup, panninis, pitta, quiche and baked potatoes sounds quite promising but I suspect from tasting the last two that everything is part cooked in advance then microwaved. The coffee I ordered was equally bland and frothy. \n\nFree Wi-Fi or not, The Elephant House are going to have to raise their game if they want to inspire a new generation of writers!


Flipping great eyelashes!  I bought a pair of these blue feathery eyelashes for a costume party.  I got compliments all night, everywhere we went, on how cool my lashes looked. They were very reasonable at $10 a set.  The most expensive eyelashes they have are $12.  I also asked the sales associate how much it costs to have make up done there...it's $40 for the application or you can get a product and application for $60.  Pretty typical for getting your make up done.\n\nThe sales associate was very helpful.   Asked a lot of questions and showed me their look book so I would have a better idea of how the lashes would look on.  \n\nWithout a doubt, I will be back for lashes.  I'm also planning on trying some of their regular make up too!  Very fun shop!


This place isn't classy and has a Ross in it for crying out loud!! But...I am en love with Fredrick's of Hollywood!!! You won't find a Nordstrom in this mall.


I had eaten at the old Scottsdale location of Oreganos many times. In order to have a larger building the old town location moved a while back. I gave the new building a few chances. I just can't continue to go there. The place is now such a cave. You can tell they did as little as possible to get the place open. But that's not what really sealed the deal. I actually have stopped going to Oreganos all together since they changed their pasta supplier. The new pasta has a terrible consistency and is very gummy. I had been going to Oreganos for about 15 years but the changes that have been made recently have stopped me from going to all locations. It's sad that it used to be my favorite restaurant but when they seem to have traded quality for profit it's no\nlonger the place it used to be.


Pepe's is everything you would expect of a local non-chain mexican restaurant. Warm chips, good salsa, local waiters, good dishes, mediocre sides, and a south-of-the-border decor. I visited for lunch on a Wednesday and had no problem being immediately seated. We each had one of the lunch special dishes: burrito with red sauce, enchiladas with red sauce, and a chimichanga with red sauce - all with rice & beans.  Let me say that the chips and salsa were the highlight of the meal. Although it was good enough that i would go back to try a Mexican Pizza or a dish of chicken mole.


I had the pleasure of eating at SW Steakhouse this past weekend in Vegas. The experience was all that I had expected and more.\n\nMy group of 6 was luckily able to get a last minute reservation for a Saturday night and we even got a table partly facing the Wynn's beautiful waterfall. Our waiter was extremely helpful and knowledgeable as we asked a slew of questions about food choices. \n\nAppetizers: I ordered the sauteed foie gras with grilled pineapple, brioche toast and blackberry jam. The foie gras MELTED in your mouth. The blackberry jam at first seemed an odd choice with the foie gras, however it added the perfect amount of sweetness to the dish.\n\nMain course: I shared the 20 ounce bone in rib eye steak with another person...and yes I stole the piece with the bone (which definitely had the sweeter meat on it). The rib-eye was cooked medium rare JUST as I had requested. It was lightly charred on the outside and juicy on the inside. No one dared try the spicy chili and garlic garnish! I'm sure it was great. \n\nWe ordered the Black truffle creamed corn, parmesan creamed spinach, and the gold potato puree as sides and each were delicious.. favorite was the black truffle corn. The truffle wasn't overbearing.\n\nLast but not least, we ended with the chocolate souffle. The homemade ice cream and cherries were to die for. \n\nPerfect end to a great trip in Vegas. I will definitely be going back to this restaurant the next time I'm there so I can try the seafood!


I have been a regular at Malibu for 3 years but was very disappointed with my last visit.  They are under new management and would not honor my gift certificate. Also the smell of burning incense was overwhelming.


It's Carowinds. Some good rides. Most surrounded by stuff you won't ride or games you won't waste money on. The kids will have fun, no doubt. The people are nice enough. The group hospitality is very good with great brisket and chicken. They make you feel welcome. Just enjoy it.


I'm a huge fan of all the restaurants created by foxrc company... This is another amazing creation.  The atmosphere is cool, not a big fan of the interior design and the mirrored ceilings.\nI tried their burger (medium rare) with truffle fries.  Very similar to ZinBurger, perfectly cooked.  I will try the steak next time and will update, see if they stand up to their name.\nThey don't have any beer on tap, all bottles.  Service was just good, nothing above and beyond.  I'll be looking forward to warmer staff next visit.


Buffet was recently open after renovation so my husband and I are thinking it should be pretty good....wrong. We arrived at 8:30 am for what we thought was a Saturday brunch offering champs, nope. Price is $21.95 but on Monday - Friday is $18.95...same food so why the increase? I can go to the Fiesta in Henderson with champs and better food for $8.99 Sat/Sun but we wanted to try something we thought was going to be an upgrade....lol what a joke. \n\n\nFood: everything I tried looked and tasted like food was leftover from the day before and reheated. \n\nShrimps were all water logged, the crab legs had a brownish color to them with an odd taste. \n\nPastries none..all offerings were donuts. They did have a fresh crepe bar, but then again looked very dry. I didn't want to stand on line for crepe paper. \n\nOverall I'm rating this one star because I have no choice.


The smell of this place is very strong ( in a bad way )  when you step foot in it. \nI understand they have alot of items you may not find in a traditional store, but I dont care. I couldnt get past the front of the store to check it out. I respect that the seafood and other items are supposed to be \"fresh\" but I amot the first person to have this feeling about the place. I go to other stores that are international stores , carry meats and seafoods and they dont smell anything like this.


I really wanted to love Maizie's but after a few visits I think it is just ok on average. I have had brunch there once and lunch three times- the brunch food was much better than the lunch food. I feel that the consistency is just not there yet- I have ordered the same thing on a couple of occasions and it has turned out differently each time.\n\nThe highlights are the nice little patio witha great view of the light rail and the delicious breakfast burrito. The salads are decent and I like that they serve them in a big wooden bowl. The veggie burger was a letdown and I found its tazatziki and onion marmelade accompaniments disappointing and bizarre.  Two fellow dining companions ordered the regular burgers and both said they were only ok. A deli sandwich one ordered was pronounced bland.\n\nI hope over time that  food will improve a bit and they will get more consistent. I really want to like Maizies and I will definitely go back to see if it has improved.


Dirty dirty dirty and their merchandising is with out a doubt the worst.


I stopped by here today with my parents and sister for breakfast.  We were debating over a place to eat in the Strip District and I offered up DeLuca's as I have had decent experiences there before and there is always a line out the door waiting for seats.  We arrived at around 9:15 and walked right into the restaurant and were seated in the upstairs portion.  The inside of this place is nothing special and looks like many other diners.  They did have a t shirt from man v food (circa 2006) on the wall above us.\n\nFor my breakfast I decided to start off with a coffee which was poured within seconds of ordering and delivered to our table.  Then after a few minutes of deliberating over the huge menu I ended up going with the Huevos Rancheros for my breakfast.  After ordering our waitress disappeared and I am pretty sure that I never saw her again until we had to ask another waitress to get her for our check.  That meant that after about 10 minutes of waiting with an empty cup of coffee, I ended up helping myself to the pot that was sitting nearby.  I never did get a third cup which would have been nice.  Anyways, after a reasonable amount of time our food made it out to our table and my Huevos Rancheros looked pretty good.  The egg was sunny side up and whenever I cut through it, the yolk dripped nicely onto the tortilla, cheese, salsa and chorizo underneath it.  It tasted decently enough although I would have personally liked it quite a bit spicier.  After I was about half way through my my meal the avocado that was supposed to come on it materialized to our table.  It was maybe 1/4 of a total avocado cut into 4 very small slices which were quickly gone.  Whenever my family and I had finished our meals we proceeded to wait about 10 minutes for our waitress to come to our table.  Finally giving up on that we asked another waitress to ask our waitress for the bill.  She did and about 10 minutes later and after again asking our waitress for the bill, we were able to pay.  The sad thing is that we were trying to get out of there and there was a huge line of people outside waiting to get in.\n\nThe bottom line for me is that I would probably avoid coming here in the future.  While the food was decent tasting I found it to be overpriced and our service was just miserable.


I didn't buy my dress at Michelle's, only rented tuxes there, so I cannot speak for the dress buying experience at Michelle's.\n\nDO NOT rent tuxes from them. DO NOT! If you think about renting them there and speak with someone named Monica, run! I live about 3 hours from Champaign but had my wedding in Champaign, and I spent a lot of (needless) time emailing back and forth with Monica. For some reason I had to repeat things over and over...she definitely was not really reading my emails or just has really bad reading comprehension because she would ask the same questions over and over....things I had already answered. When I talked to her on the phone she seemed very scatterbrained.\n\nThe day of the wedding all of the guys were wearing different styles of vests!!! They were all the correct color (black...kind of hard to mess that part up), but they were all different styles! Apparently after the long string of emails she still couldn't get it right.\n\nMy friend recently got married she also dealt with Monica and all the guys ended up with the wrong shoes - she had ordered them the wrong ones! She was told Michelle's would give her a refund for the shoes, but she hasn't seen it yet.


All you can eat prime rib for $15.99 Yeah cheap but do not expect to get the 2nd plate. You will hardly find the waitress when you need them to get your 2nd serve. They will give you attitude so you will feel bad to order your second one. Food serve in cold. They will embarrass you if you order your 3rd plate. (I saw it happen to customer next to my table). DO NOT get Trap by their cheap price!!!! Not worth of the money at all.


i stayed in one of the suites and i can only say good things about my stay! housekeeping was amazing and attentive! concierge actually picked up the phone. i did have a little problem with the valet attendant though, he was extremely rude but i was living in luxury that weekend for me to really let it get to me.


A really great little restaurant in residential Pittsburgh. What I like most about this spot is that it's so versatile. It's great for weekend brunch, it's great for an afternoon glass of beer or wine, it's great for groups, at night it's even a great spot for a date. The only negative is the insane wait times, but they can't really help it if they are popular and successful, can they?\n\nThe menu is belgian-inspired Mediterranean and a bit of all-over-the-world light fare fusion. Which is a really neat concept. The prices are down-to-earth, and the food itself is generally delicious, although nothing really stands out as exceptional. Of course, they hit my soft spot, and carry good belgian (and german) beers on tap. The people alongside me at the bar seemed impressed with the wine selection too. \n\nOverall, Point Brugge Cafe doesn't bring the rustic, old-europe feel of Brugge to Pittsburgh. But it does bring Brugge's modernity and lack of pretentiousness to a town that's obviously eating it up. Literally and figuratively.


I tried out Isis Salon about a month ago.  After reading the reviews on Isis, I decided to give it a try! Kelly was great! She was nice and listened to what I wanted. I loved the way my hair turned out! I got a haircut and partial highlights for $85 (half of what I normally spend!). Awesome price! I've gone to expensive salons before and just got an okay service....now that I've found Isis, I will definitely be coming back!


Love this place. The bruschetta is awesome


Ohhh RnR....Working in the industry, I know what it's like to be a new bar/restaurant so I'm pretty understanding about certain mishaps but after the service last night, I can't say I'm going to be coming back or recommending you to any of my friends at any point in the near future. \n\nMe and a friend were occupying one of the bigger booths located on the right as soon as you walk into the place. We weren't really eating and we didn't plan on staying that long and the waitress was nice enough at first. As the place got busier though, she rarely checked up on us and for the last 45 minutes we were there, didn't ask my friend if she wanted another drink. I understand what it's like to be busy (I get my ass kicked at work on a number of occasions) but the power of a smile goes a long way and this girl didn't really seem to give two shits. \n\nAfter drinking some of the beverage I had in front of me, I realized that there was a HUGE crack in the glass...not baby sized...huge. When she came around I lifted the glass, half apologetically smiling  because I hate complaining (especially when it's busy) to which she responded with \"What?\" After she saw it, she said \"Oh shit\" and brought me back a different drink. That's all okay but when the bill finally came she hadn't bothered to void it off and a simple \"I'm sorry\" would have sufficed.\n\nIt's the little things like that that can bring people back to RnR for a second shot. Maybe in a few months I'll give it another go to see if the service has improved.


The burgers are very good. I've had the BBQ before & just had the I Love Bacon burger (brisket & bacon yum!) tater tots are a must & love the beer specials. 32 oz. Sam Adams for $10 & you get to keep the cup :) all I have to say is I love I Love Burgers!


Horrible experience as I'm typing this.   We were with a group that was supposed to be seated at 7 pm. Got seated at 7:45pm.   Frustrating when you  go into the restaurant and there are tons of empty tables that you cant are till you seated .  Do they think you don't notice stuff like that?  8:15pm and still no waitress.   This food better be dang good      Which still won't make up for the inattentive waitress.  I swear we were invisible!   Maybe her tip should be too!


I can't personally review this deli, so I have my family here to assist me. My family demanded that I review the deli and RAVE about it because they loved eating here...several times! \n\nIf I could imagine being back in NYC and eating at a NY deli, this would be the closest to that NYC deliciousness out west. My aunt had the beef and cheddar melt on focaccia. The bread smelled amazing and looked like it could actually control the piles of beef and perfect amount of cheddar in this sandwich. The bread almost succeeded, but it was so delicious that almost was good enough. The beef (I got a sample from the deli man)was okay , but only because my family made them make it less rare (NNNOOOOOO!). I bet you it is amazing without the extra cooking. I tried the pastrami and my world was rocked. It was equally as great as Carnegie Deli's pastrami at the Mirage, and the size of this sandwich was larger than my head! At first my family was going to eat only a half. Oops. The entire sandwich was gone in moments.\n\nThe best part of this meal according to my aunt? The chicken noodle soup. I see all the reviews mention this soup. Since I cannot have it, I don't know exactly what it tastes like, but my aunt said it was gorgeous, and that is a fantastic compliment. She said that it is the best chicken noodle soup she had ever had (which is blasphemy coming from her household), and she said it reminds her of the chicken noodle soup she always wanted when she was sick because one minute after eating it you start to feel better immediately. The soup tasted like home and warmed her up for our cold walk up and down the strip. She did not stop talking about said soup for over a few hours, and she still mentions this soup a week or two after she left. So if you don't feel well or have a wicked headache or just feel like a NY deli comfort food moment? Come to Greenberg's - you'll find my family and I there ready and waiting.


We ordered the mixed seafood platter but found that it had been \"too\" deep fried and therefore too heavy for us. We should have ordered something like a grilled fish. Friends of ours rave about this restaurant so we'll have to try it again and next time be more selective about what we order.


Used to love this place til their white woman employee was rude to me when I came in 30 minutes before closing. Came back a week later, told the owner, and he defended her. Nothing special about this place, so I will go to one of the other gazillion nail places in this town.


I for one will NEVER deal with directtv again! They are completely misleading signing you up through Centurylink). They give you all this mumbo jumbo language that no one understands in an effort to just confuse you and sign you up for things you do not need. When I signed up for service I was never told about a $90 fee to move service to a new address because I was a customer with them less than 12 months. I had my service suspended and it automatically started billing again without any notice and I was not even getting the service!!! When I call to remedy the situation they still try to charge the $90 fee. Once I tolod them that I could not pay that and to cancel my service they want to now charge me $400 for an early cancellation fee\nI am so dissapointed with there service I agreed to pay the $400 just so I will never have to deal with them again! SHAME ON YOU DIRECTTV FOR TAKING ADVANTAGE.


I've been here a couple of times and I still don't get the hype. The food is decent but nothing special compared to any other Tex-Mex restaurants in Charlotte. Their tableside guacamole was good and they did make it very spicy like we asked. And their jalepeno margaritas are delicious. But their actual dishes are just whatever. \n\nOne reason I'm knocking them down to two stars is their service. The first time I went, the girl seemed very irritated that we were in there so late (only an hour and a half before they closed. Geez). The second time, the guy kept acting like any request we made was a joke. \"can we get the tableside guac?\" \"ha...sure. ....oh really?\" i know it was kind of busy but we are very patient and very good tippers so we were serious. Then when I asked for a box for my quesadillas, I also asked for a side of sour cream and salsa. (to which he replied \"to eat here? Hahah ok?\" \"no....for home\" what a weird question) The box came out about 15 minutes later and was just thrown down as he was walking to the next table. I then had to ask for the sides again. We had already paid and everything and after another 15 minutes of nothing, we just left.\n\nI want to give them one more chance as far as service goes bc it's the only neighborhood Mexican restaurant and I want to experience what everyone else has experienced. But I'm serious...one more chance..


I am writing this review as I continue my stay at Treasure Island. I am here in Vegas for CES and so far Treasure Island is not making it easy for me to come back for an additional stay.\n\nWhen I reserved my room months ago, I specified that I require a non-smoking room due to my asthma - staying in smoking rooms makes my asthma act up and then I can't breathe. When I checked in, there were no non- smoking rooms available. Ok, that's fine. The front desk then found me a room that is smoking \"optional\" whatever that means.\n\nWhen I entered my room, I was appalled. The rooms tables, surfaces, dresser and even the sheets has significant dust in them. It was clear the room had not been used or cleaned in a very long time. Running your finger along the surfaces resulted in a dark black layer of dust, so I was very disappointed. When I contacted the frith desk I was told I could not change rooms due to CES. \n\nWhen I requested housekeeping to come clean the room it took an hour and a trip in person to the front desk. \n\nThe housekeeping team showed up and did a full clean, but it was pretty annoying and gross to show up in a room so filthy.