Overpriced with a moody staff. Far more expensive then south point with bad service.  It was dead when I went, and for good reason. GVR is the only theatre I've ever had problems with the staff. Plus it's ridiculously over priced (even though all theatres are) at most theaters it's about 45$ for me and my boyfriend to see a movie and get snacks but here it was 55$ and we didn't even get candy. My boyfriend got a hot dog that the staff shoved into the bag so the bun got all ripped up and they shorted him on his 6$ small drink. It had an inch and a half of space left when he recieved it. I wouldn't normally care that it wasn't all the way full but when you pay 6$ for a drink you expect it to be filled. Then the girl checking us out had no people skills and kept looking at us like she wanted us to leave.  But we finally get into the movie and it's a good movie but the usher kept patrolling constantly through the movie and he was distracting. He walked through the theater at least 4 times clicking his counter each time. The movie was great but I don't think I'll be back at GVR again I'm gunna stick with south point and save 10$ and not have to deal with an usher who doesn't know how to do his job well enough to not distract people from the movie they payed good money for. It might have been nice and clean but the service was severely lacking.


Won $14 playing the penny slots, oh yeeaaah...


Give me 4 slices of thick -sliced bacon, actually cook my eggs over medium like I ask and have butter coverage all over my toast, you get 4 stars! Really Simple... \n\n\nNah seriously, this is a good breakfast, solid contender. You can get Hash-browns or Home Fries. The Home Fries are always my first choice anywhere and here they get topped with this onion-pepper mixture after -cooking which I am not a big fan of though. So, I ask them to leave it off and then request the potatoes be cooked crisply- about half the time does it come out right, but that is OK, when it actually gets done it makes it a 5 star awesome breakfast! \n\nTook my brother and his family to breakfast and they really liked it. My brother got a 'Joe Bear Scramble' which he liked and was plated so appealingly, the lady at the table next to us saw his and ordered this for herself. SIL got the HUGE Chicken Fried Steak and really liked it, she is finicky so this is good. 7YO Nephew got the Cinnamon Roll French Toast (4 pcs) which he liked. But, we had to order him a side of bacon because it does not come with any meat. Hard to justify $10 plus breakfast for a 7year old but oh well, I stole a bacon leaving him 3 pieces which he gobbled up! Suggestion, half the order and add bacon as another option, the pieces are large enough to make this a solid plate for women or kids. \n\nThe interior is on old Denny's and needs to be refreshed soon and parking can get tricky after 9:30am on a Sunday. \n\nSo, if you are in town for NASCAR or Spring Training at Goodyear Ballpark, this location is right off I-10 (Southwest side). Go here or to Mimi's (Northwest side)) for breakfast, but please, stay in Goodyear and keep businesses thriving so I have a job. Thanks :) \n\nTo get 5 stars I would say ramp up the home fries a bit, they are missing something but I can't quite put my finger on it, maybe use fresh onion without the bell-peppers (their \"mix\" seems to be pre-made frozen prepped kind) and cook with the potatoes to caramelize versus heaping them on after in a wet mess? Dunno, but probably. \n\nEnjoy!


For a spark of nostalgia and a sweet treat, this is a wonderful destination.  From the pink sodashop dresses and bright red lipstick of the wait staff, to the old jukebox, half a century old coke advertisements, blenders from the 60s that are still making your malts and shakes today, to the vintage booths and trinkets that line the walls of this shop it is a virtual museum of soda shop days.\n\nThere are 99 flavors for your cream sodas, italian sodas, shakes, phosphates (phosphoric acid is included to give a flat sour taste) as well as egg creams (milk, choc syrup, and soda water).  The flavors range from bubble gum and marshmallow to pickle and hurricane.  Mac's also has its own signature concoctions.\n\nSundaes and banana splits are also on the menu, and for an average of $5 it is definitely worth it.  I just would not recommend coming here to eat.\n\nThe food is unremarkable and lacks the kind of flavor and texture that would make it memorable.\n\nFor hot summer days, date nights, and sweet rewards, a little venture through time, definitely worth a visit.


This place is hands down the best 3d nail art place in Las Vegas. Go to this place for top notch nail service.


Excellent ramen & takoyaki. At decent prices as well. Would come back everyday if I can, especially for the takoyaki. I mean it's $4.80! It's a steal! \nCustomer service is also a thumbs up. Very well appreciated by the waitresses. They also do bill separation with your pals when you request for it. \nAtmosphere is a plus. Might be a bit small but it's still good.


We stayed here for my son's birthday. He didn't like being up so high in the hotel. Our room smelled like stale cigs and was supposed to be non smoking....rightttttt...the location was way further down from the strip than I anticipated. \n\nOur room was clean, our check in was swift surprisingly, I showed Military ID and that seemed to help. \n\nMy Mom wasn't happy with. The casinos. They take your life savings and u win nothing, but I guess that's Vegas right....\n\nDon't plan on staying there again...too much of a hassle.


My reccomendation: Italian Cheese Bread\n\nMaybe I got there right after a big rush or something because absolutely nothing was \"hot-n-ready\". I had to wait for my pizzas and italian cheese bread. Took about 15-20 minutes. \n\nI don't expect gourmet quality for a 5 dollar pizza, but geez, if they charged as much as other pizza places then Little Caesars would go out of business QUICK. Little Caesars pizza is strictly for someone looking for cheap/quick food. I honestly think most pizzas found in your local grocery store's freezers taste leagues above Caesars. \n\nThe Italian cheese bread is really good though. It is by far better tasting than the pizza but make sure you grab plenty of napkins and are stocked up on Proactiv because this dish's main ingredient is grease with a side of oil.\n\nCustomer service was good. The guy was very nice and funny. He was very apologetic for making me wait and even threw in a free bag of Crazy Bread.


We recently moved to Mesa,Arizona, and the home we bought needed flooring in one of the bedrooms.  We needed the flooring in ASAP, not knowing anyone who does this kind of work we turned to yelp, and read the reviews on Red Mountain Renovations.  It turned out that RMR lived up to their billing.  I contacted Scott, and after he heard what our situation was, he told us that he would be able to accommodate our needs.  The very next day Adam showed up and laid the flooring in a very professional manner.  We will be contacting Red Mountain Renovations for all our flooring needs.  Thank you Scott and Adam.


I have to say that I love the burgers at Red Robin.  They have a great selection and come with unlimited fries.  I like the burgers so much that I never tried anything else, however, my wife loves the whiskey river barbecue chicken wrap.  They also have a lettuce wrap burger that my wife gets sometimes to keep carbs down.\n\nThe service is a little hit or miss.  It is usually pretty good, but not great.  This is especially true if you get seated in the bar area in my experience.\n\nRed Robin is one of our regular places to go because of the reasonable prices and great burgers.  BEWARE - Tuesday night is kids night!


Lifeless extra crispy wings and what must have been yesterdays leftover thighs and drumsticks in original, served at 10:30am. Its obvious KFC is Yum brand's red headed stepchild these days. . Seriously I've seen high school dissection projects with more appeal than those tortured nephilim inspired drumsticks, does the FDA actually approve this stuff for sale to people?\n\nThe colonel must be turning over faster than his bastardized legacy products, if you don't want an overprocessed pressed chicken patty between two lifeless bread buns you're in the wrong place, cause the chicken with bones in it isn't what KFC cares about these days. As authentic as that small government party that doesn't want anyone protesting their never ending government enforced cronyism.


I've been here twice now and what a great addition to downtown! They've a variety of breakfasts items like chicken fried steak and chilaquiles along with a delicious bacon and egg sandwich with feta on ciabatta as well as your standard bacon and eggs. I've also had the roast beef sandwich and a nice salad with shrimp. The breakfast items are all great while the lunch items were good. That combined with a slightly high price point keep this from being 5 stars in my book but don't let that deter you. Check this place out!!!


This place is SO cheap - so if you're looking for inexpensive, go here!  I think it was $42 for a mani w/ gel and pedi.  My friend and I were blown away at the cost, which tempts us to return... but we wont'.\n\nWe didn't make an appointment, but they were eager to get us into a chair.  We sat with our feet in the water for a good 20 minutes before anyone was available to start with us. Not too big of a deal, but by then the water was cold and their massage chairs are NOT good. Very old... \n\nI don't like the gel/shellac polish they use. It chipped and didn't look good after about a week/week and a half (typically I can wear mine for 3-4 weeks without a chip).  My friend's color was completely see through. Our toes both turned out OK, but again they chipped completely off some of my toes by the end of week 2. I think their product is outdated - they need to upgrade!\n\nOverall, if you need a cheap mani/pedi and don't need it to last more than a week - go here.


Our very first visit and I couldn't be more pleased! Excellent food, very friendly owner and staff. I can't believe I've lived in this area for three years and have only just now discovered it. If you like middle eastern food don't miss this little gem. You won't be disappointed!


I started taking my puppy to the puppy socialization class on Mondays. While the trainers and staff are great they shouldn't allow children in the PUPPY socialization area. If I wanted my dog overwhelmed by children I would take him to a Chucky Cheese. At least be respectful and have your child stand outside the dog area.


My favorite burger. Very good. Thick and juicy. Yum.! Also big selections of meats and toppings and even bread


Ghetto run,  dirty, unsanitary would be giving this place a compliment.  WE WILL NEVER BRING OUR CHILD THERE AGAIN. as soon as they take your over priced entrance fee, expect zero customer service  only one ride operator the whole miserable two hours there.  NO thank you


Have you ever had a party in which only a few people showed up, but you had the best damn party ever?  Well, I think it is fair to characterize this place as that.\n\nSunday lunch is not really crowded at all.  I suppose the high ceilings of the beer hall make the place seem emptier than it is.  There were probably 25 people or so here.  Live entertainment consists of a guy in lederhosen, doing his best to keep people pumped up.  He plays a music with a backup audio, do some beer tricks and play that super long horn thing.  Afterwards, he will go from table to table to chat and share a swig or two of beer.\n\nIf you are brave enough or not easily embarrassed you can earn some free goodies or beer by doing the chicken dance or even just guess the right number.\n\nFoodwise, the portions are standard, you get your meat, potatoes and sauerkraut for $20 or so.  If you are pork or sausage averse, don't bother.  You can get a steak here, but why?\n\nTwo more comments regarding pricing and being 'touristy\".   This is a place where you will pay $7.50 for a half liter of beer.  5.50 for 1/4, 13.50 for a full.  Once you have a couple of beers, another liter sounds perfectly reasonable.\n\nMy bill for four was $180 with tip for a cheese plate, three entrees, one dessert and 3 liters of beer.\n\nThis place is for tourists.  I brought my cousin from Japan here.  I probably would not go out of my way to eat here.  Having said that, I think it is a good place to entertain.\n\nSeriously, it's silly to expect this place to somehow replicate the experience of being in Bavaria.\n\nThere is a giant beer hall room which is the primarily room.  The beer garden room is for events or probably on busier nights.  Even though it says the beer garden is airconditioned, it is a bit hotter in there (maybe they didn't have the air on).\n\nSo have a good time, make sure you are well funded and don't expect to feel like you are backpacking in Europe.  Oh yeah and get a cab or walk across the street to the Hard Rock Casino and enjoy the scenery.


Complete scam.  \n\nI was moving and called 3 times to have my service address changed--the person on the phone couldn't ever figure out how to schedule it, and no one ever called me back.  I had another company set up my service at the new house and called ADT to cancel.  She was very nasty and informed me that there would be a charge of $376 for canceling my contract early.  I told her the only reason I canceled is because they wouldn't return my calls to have the service moved.  \n\nI just realized that they have continued to charge my credit card for the past 3 months.  I called to cancel AGAIN, and the guy tells me it's going to be $376.


Mediocre pizza.\n\nOrdered pizza for the Super Bowl and they only had half our order ready 40 minutes later. Pretty much ruined our party. We'll get our pizza from some place more reliable next time.


Wasnt blown away by this place however decent selection of wine and various grocery. A bit pricey but managed to find some goodies. They have prepared food as well that sure smelled good. I may come back


I feel like I SHOULD like these guys, given the length of time they've graced Edinburgh's curry scene. Hell, they pretty much established it. And after an initial meh experience some time back, I decided to give them the benefit of the doubt this Friday past.\n\nThat proved to be one benefit of the doubt too many.\n\nRecommended by a friend on both occasions (hence the aforementioned benefit), who absolutely swears by them, I can only imagine how his palate would fair in the likes of Mother India Cafe or Ghurka Cafe or Kismot, where they are a little more mercilees with their spicing. Because Khushi's is blaaaaaaand!\n\nMy first visit saw me try the Lamb Karahi. My second saw the Old School Lamb Curry.... the former was weak, the latter was barely lucky to call itself a curry. On top of that the starters were nothing to write home about, chicken pakora that I've seen done better by takeaways. Just really nothing special.\n\nI know a few folk that sing their praises, but I think something has gone missing over the years and these guys seem to be running on a decades-old reputation still.\n\nOriginally intended to award 3 stars, however the narrative that accompanies those three is 'A-okay', and these meals were not okay. They were below par by a long way and I can't see a return on the cards for me. Too many better options around the town.


Currently closed for renovation, been out last 2 weeks. \n\nPricey is kinda subjective , I eat here at lunch and for the price of a \"---berto's\" plate I get to sit in a nice atmosphere , get  great salsa with  flavor and decent dose of heat \n\n So far no complaints with service and I have a  pretty short lunch time. What stops it being great? Well this is a weak four as my meals have been an odd kinda mix  of great   ingredients , prepared consistently well  E.G, salsa, the beans, the rice, the side veggies  are way above most of the fare in similar restaurants  but the protein  comes out a bit bland and is carried by the surrounding material which is a shame.  \n\nIf you have friends that think Macoa's  is great this should blow them away:)


This place has the WORST customer service.. complete a HOLES!\nThey cut my dog.. gave him razor burn and then denied it.. so months later we said ehh we will give another chance and called to make an appt. and they said we cant come back.. HAHAH wow .. you messed up!! \nPRICES ARE SOOO CRAZY HIGH ITS INSANE!\ntry.. best friend groomers on grand /dysart


This was my first and only visit to the Brooklyn bowl. I loved the ambiance of the business but the bowling is what ruined my night. When there's a live concert there's a $100 minimum fee for the bowling which is so dumb. Then we waited until the concert was over so we only had to pay $25/per half hour (still not worth it) and they add food and drinks onto the one bill and charge for everything. Socks. Food. And unless you're playing they won't let you in so they wouldn't let our friends in. Most expensive bowling game I've ever had. $390 without tip. Also the service at the Lanes was slow. My friend asked the server what beers were on draft and he replied, \"it's on the menu.\" Simply, they weren't friendly and over charged for everything! Never again Brooklyn bowl.


Convenience is the only plus.  Quality and consistency are lacking.


I am really surprised by the reviews.  We were there for lunch.  For a buffet, I thought the quality was great and there was a ton of variety.  Lunch was still a pretty good deal.  Guess I need to go try the Wynn's next visit and compare.


I arrived here with recommendation from a clOse friend who has very high standards...but apparently mine are higher, haha who knew! \n\nthe menu here is so limited for vegetarians...and if ur vegan, forget about it! your looking at a salad, if that! \nI was hoping for at least some fresh fruit...or maybe the tomatoe soup would be vegetable based, right..? not even. tomato soup made with chicken broth...wtf? \nanother disappointment, wawa! \nthe counter service was completely unaware as well...and tried to sell me toast with jam when I asked if they had fruit. seriously, people...this is more of a laugh than a complaint, p.s.


Rude waitresses!!!! They take forever to get to you and help other people before you when you have repeatedly made eye contact with them for the last 8 minutes.  Cool club.....used to play more hip hop but now its on the Rhianna/Lady Gaga vibe.  Aside from the waitress staff, nice club.  Stay away from the brunette in the cornerr closest to the entrance! She has an attitude problem.


Beautiful, huge nightclub with 3 rooms and a day club pool area, main room is huge, they play Trance and Techno music, big booth tables are around the dance floor, small tables are all over this room. Another small room is very small, booth tables around the dance floor, they play hip hop and top 40. Another library lounge with pool tables, we never found it. so I really don't know how it was, blame my 6 inches heels and this huge nightclub with ridiculous stairs at back entrance and the only way exit on Friday and Saturday nights. WTH??? Day club pool area with cabana bottle service, they play Trance too.  There are absolutely NO place to sit unless you have table reservations.\n\nThursday night is slow, only one line, but don't sweat on it, there is not so many people, line goes fast. Free for ladies, $20 for guys. Take elevator up, but they only open that one level small hip hop and top 40 room, a small patio for smoking, a main bar and small dance floor, no seats unless you order bottles, not worth that $20 bucks, but bartenders were very friendly, and all the securities too. we left after 15 minutes, another elevator down exit on first level. One single drink is around $16.\n\nFriday and Saturday nights, here the crazy begins... 3 lines at main entrance on second floor, very short line for hotel guests, not too short line for table reservation, super long line for general admission, all the lines go to one small ticket window and one elevator. the result? there is no such thing as NO wait in line getting in Marquee nightclub! the table reservation line is even longer than most of the nightclubs at other hotels! hotel guests have the shortest line and the securities are very nice they let hotels guests in as soon as they can. \n\n2 lines at third floor back entrance, 1 is front line pass ticket holders, 1 is for reentry. the ticket holders line is not too bad, they get in faster, but the painful thing is they have to climb up 3 levels of hard stairs to get into the nightclub, same thing for reentry people. Girls I don't have to tell you how much your feet will hurt.....\n\nOnce you are in the nightclub, amazing decorations, amazing sound systems, amazing DJS, amazing day club pool area, amazing looking people, and extremely extremely a million times extremely crowded! NO place to sit and dance, No rooms for everybody, people who had table booth around dance floor were dancing on their tables and seats, because there was NO room on dance floor!\n\nWe climbed up 3 levels, walked around 15 minutes, didn't even dare to get a drink from the bars, and we left. \n\nWe got stamps at the ticket window, it was free for hotel guests before 12, we got in very fast though. The key is to get there as early as possible, no later than 10:30, after that, it doesn't matter if you stay at the hotel or have table reservations, all the people go to ONE small elevator to go up to the nightclub. Imagine a nightclub is more than 62,000 sf, all the people within capacity go to ONE elevator  to get in the nightclub? LINES LINES LINES! \n\n$500 a bottle, small tables sell faster, only big tables with $1500 minimum left for add on tables. $30 for guys, $20 for ladies on most weekend nights. \n\nI would just order bottles if I wanted to stay at Marquee nightclub for a whole night, but still need to get there as early as you can for good tables, that's the only way do it! minus the horrible exit stairs still... otherwise, forget about it on Friday and Saturday nights. \n\nI would never wait in line for 2 hours to get into a nightclub with no seats and no room to dance!


One of the best Hyatt Place hotels I've stayed at. Clean, comfortable and friendly, accommodating staff. They even have a putting green (that I didn't get to use)! Centrally located near the Bass Outdoor Superstore & Mall, near the 202 and 101 freeways. However, they could maybe upgrade their breakfast service a bit. Will come back, excellent value.


My name is Jasen and I am a local Property Manager. I have worked with Mr. Lockout for almost 5 years and they have been complete life savers. Carol has been with me through difficult evictions, standard re-keys after tenant move outs and even this morning when I locked myself out of my office! Carol and her team are there day and night whenever I need them. They have been a complete blessing!!!


Food was fairly good its a bit noisy for my taste but what do you expect from a bar on a Friday? The service however sucked. Our waitress only came to our table to take our order and bring it to us and give us the bill. Our drinks stayed empty and we watched her sit down behind the register. The 3 whole times she came by she flirted with the gentlemen I was dinning with and even told him to stop by the register for her number. Hello? I was there! I know this isn't the usual experience and not really the restaurants fault. We filed a complaint and received a discount. Other then that no actual action was taken. The food in my opinion was way over priced. Not that the food was bad but $14 for a cheeseburger... Other than that it was very clean and the other waitresses were very friendly and willing to get the manager for us. Probably better as a place with a group of friends than a couple.


I know and love L.A area pastrami and this place is ok for the high prices. The over price burgers are ok.  They have coke products advertised on menu but only carry Pepsi products. I will not be returning, I will save my cravings for when I go visit L.A


The amount of critters and bugs that I find in my apartment every week is disgusting.  Let's see...inside I have found tons of scorpions, spiders, earwigs, and even a cockroach.\n\nOutside I had a black widow and 2 squirrels living on my patio.\n\nThe apartment complex actually charges you $5 a month for \"pest control\".  Although you do need to call and request a spraying (The pest control guys come out every Wednesday).  But I've requested and had no one show up twice now.  And the spray doesn't seem to do a thing so it's almost pointless to do it.  Just another $60 you are paying every year for nothing.  They should be spraying around the perimeter of every single building every week.  I lived in a house and when pest control came out, that's what they mainly did.\n\n\nThe other thing that I find gross is that there is not a cleaning crew to clean the pool area, especially on Saturday and Sunday mornings.  I have 2 small kids (ages 4 and 2) and I won't bring them to the pool anymore because it's disgusting.  The amount of cigarette butts laying on the ground around the pool is so gross.  They are all over the dirt areas around the trees.  The garbages are overflowing with bottles and red cups on the weekend.


Sumits Biltmore has been my go-to yoga studio since I moved here about 2 years ago.  The style of yoga is a combination of bikram and ashtanga.  Utilizes fast-paced movements to keep the heartrate up, while taking time to focus on various standing postures.  All in all I do like the style and the different music makes the class fly by.  They keep the room nice and hot & steamy-- just the way I like it.  When it comes to yoga, the hotter the better!  \n\nGreat for beginners to advanced yogi's-- easy to catch on to the routine, yet still challenging if you have been coming for awhile.  All of the instructors I've had have been great with tons of positive energy!\n\nTry the 2 weeks for 20 -- if you like it, do yourself a favor and get on their e-mail list serve.  They will send out emails periodically for customer appreciations days and such where you get discounts off the packages to make it more affordable.


My friend and I have a list of places we want to try and this was on it. We went on a Saturday and had no problem being seated. Our server was great. He helped us with recommendations since it was our first time there. We started off with the Snoqualmie Riesling and it was delish. We then split a salad and a sandwich. The salad was roasted beet and the sandwich was the kobe burger and fries. Both were good and cooked to our specs. I would go again and try some other things on the menu.


Dr. Hanian has been our fantastic eye specialist since we moved to Scottsdale in 1996.  She is honest, has the most current equipment, a great personality, and a great staff!!  We highly recommend her to all ages!!


I met the owners of this repair store and they are so cute and really\nknow their business. They were able to complete my small repair\nwhile I waited, this was so nice. They have been doing\nthis for over 20 years.  Ask them any questions pertaining to the\nquality or service of a watch and they will have the answer.  All\nservice is done in house, so there is no need for shipping.   I\nreally enjoyed my conversation with them and would recommend to\neveryone.  Location is great - NE corner of Warner & McClintock.


WARNING!!! DO NOT ORDER THE CHEF'S OMAKASE MENU! \n\nMy husband, cousin, and myself were staying at Caesar's Palace this past weekend and we were craving sushi. Since Sushi Roku was located inside the hotel, we decided that it would be convenient to go there. \n\nWe decided to splurge a little and try the Chef's Omakase Menu ($90 per person). We were super excited. They even offered a complimentary glass of champagne which was so delicious.  \n\nThe meal started off strong. We were served a piece of halibut sashimi w/ shiso leaf & yuzu gelee, a piece of king crab w/ caviar, and a piece of seared toro with a piece of truffle on it. All three of us were in ahhhh. This alone deserves two stars. We immediately thought that if the first course was an indication of what was to come....we definitely were in for a treat.\n\nUnfortunately...it was all down hill after wards. Our second course was a seared albacore salad. It was good, but nothing special. The third course was 4 pieces of red snapper sashimi (this was one of our least favorite dishes). The 4th course was a miso glazed halibut (so common). Then came the sushi course. I was expecting this  to be the best course, but it ended up being the worst. We were served Spicy Tuna Rolls topped with pieces of sashimi (kind of like a rainbow roll), and three pieces of sushi (toro, mackerel, and yellowtail). All of this was followed by a chocolate lava cake for the dessert. \n\nOur bill came out to $377 and it was a major disappointment. I've eaten at other Sushi Roku locations and they were good, but this meal just pissed me off. When someone orders an Omakase Menu....it pretty much represents what the restaurant has to offer. If I knew I was going to get Spicy Tuna Roll for $90, I would never had opted to splurge. \n\nNote: The rating that I give Sushi Roku is 2.5 stars. The half star is simply for the complimentary champagne that comes with the omakase menu.


It took forever to have my order taken. The guy behind the counter takes my order and then walks away. When I receive my order it is all wrong, when I brought it to his attention, he want to argue with me.  Then another coworker comes over to try and help, he leave and then tells his cowork they are just trying to get things for free but how is that when I already paid for my order. I paid for avacado and there was none in there. Why should I get be charge extra and not receive it.  I have gone here before many times but when I see they guy working I will not return to this establishment.


I went to the Intercontinental Montelucia because my girlfriend grew up in Arizona and wanted to come back and visit.  She loves being in the water and by the pool so I booked a room that had pool access.  When I arrived on Thursday night, the pool was available for us to use and we used the gate right by our room to enter the pool.  This was incredibly convenient and a great plus for us.  On Saturday, we were going to spend a day at the pool and lounge as well as catching up on some reading.  Unfortunately, when we went to the gate, we were shocked to see the gate locked with a sign stating that pool access was closed and I had to use the north entrance.  I called the front desk and ended up speaking to the pool manager.  She was incredibly nice and friendly and understanding of my concerns but ultimately was unable to help.  She explained that on Saturdays and Sundays, the gates are locked so that non-guests who have to pay a fee to use the pool, would not be able to freely access the pool.  It was, in her words, ultimately for my benefit that the gates are locked so that I would have more easy access to pool side chairs and towels.  I understand that concern, but ultimately as a guest, I believe my convenience of being able to access the pool straight from my room, which I was under the assumption from when I booked my stay as well as when I checked in, would come first.  I asked her why didn't they install gates that could only be opened with a room key, to which she replied is being installed in about two weeks after my stay.  That didn't help matters, and I'm amazed Intercontinental lacked the foresight to installs those from the beginning.


On our recent Vegas trip, we didn't spend much of our time in the Cosmopolitan.  Yet we still happened to stumble upon this wicked awesome place.  With that, I'm going stay far away from using descriptive adjectives to describe how tubular this place from now on.  Oh yeah, I brought the tubular!\n\nOn our little walk into the Cosmo, we hadn't eaten lunch and our tummies were growling for some chow down.  We telepathically brain stormed that a buffet was only appropriate.  After following some signs to leading us to our destination of the Wicked Spoon, the pathway of a lobby from the escalators to the restaurant had a really interesting piece of art involving a pack of dogs with confused faces.  The child in me used it as a photo op.  http://s3-media3.px.yelpcdn.com/photo/ojOy5r-DE_KvaGcSGhuMpQ/l.jpg\n\nTo the restaurant we went!  When sat, we quickly surveyed the variety of food available.  To my surprise, much of everything came in little plates, pots, or containers.  It was one of the neatest little things I've seen, a homage to Alice in Wonderland or something out there.  Each selection had its own serving size, and i'm assuming the theme of their title coincides with how they deliver the food to the customer.  \n\nFor instance, their Asian section had pad thai and it was served in little doggy bags.  Now, instead of deeming this insanely tacky; it was creatively prepared well and was surprisingly good.  The pot pie came in little pots reminiscent of my little sister's pretend tea party and dinners of when she was younger.  It doesn't stop there. It was clearly one of the best executed buffets I've eaten.  \n\nThis was by far, me and Bun's favorite buffet on our Vegas trip.  Everything we tried was amazing.  From the little cups of mac and cheese to the moist slivers of fish in a bowls, it was something to be amazed at.  For those who are anti-buffet, this place may turn the tides of your opinion.  The serving sizes allow for the right amount of food without reaching the point of disgust upon sight where some buffets go.  \n\nLooking for a buffet in Vegas?  With a decent price and outstanding food, look no further than the Wicked Spoon!


I like this place alot, its within walking distance from my house, loud and informal, authentic, and a blast.\n\nAnywhere you sit you are bombarded by noise, smells, glossy pictures of the food, and occassionally someone's sloppy elbow.  in a town of over inflated celebrity chef pet restaurants, a place like this fills the niche.  \n\nthe food is solid japanese counter fare, fresh seafood, great rolls, it comes out whenever.  the service is usually pretty quick and they love giving out fresh beers.  plus they serve pork belly which is a huge plus in my book.\n\ndefinately hit the spider roll, the yellowfin tartare, the pork belly and napa stir fry, and the HONEY TOAST!!..  where else can you get half a loaf of bread filled with icecream?


In the chaos of Las Vegas strip, the Capital Grill is an oasis of calm and sophistication in a sea of choices.  Decided as we came back from the Outlet mall we decided to jump off the bus for lunch.  Very nice and relaxing place with a dark inviting bar tucked away where you can have a relaxing drink or sit by a large window with panoramic view and have a great meal.  We had some wine and I got the rib eye steak sandwich.  It was cooked perfectly and ate the entire sandwich where the steak was trimmed perfectly.  A great place for lunch and sure an exceptional dinner.


Fantastic!  Great Service!  Very nice dining room and bar but a little on the dark side.  Went on Sunday night so not crowded.  The wine list is one of the best in the Burg.  Many wines by the glass and not over priced.  They have a bread person with several homemade breads including raisin, focaccia also comes with butter and dippings of olive oil, grated cheese and balsamic.  The bread person would stop by and see if you wanted to try more.  Could have just eaten bread all night.\n\nHad a seafood chowder soup that was packed with shrimp, potatoes, crabs, corn and more.  Spiced just right, it was delicious.  Had the beet salad with red and golden beets. with slice apples and cheese, a great mixture for a tasty salad.\n\nMy entree was the lamb and it was cooked just right.  Had it medium rare and the waitress said that is what the chef recommended.  Was able to try a few different wines with the meal and they will help with your selection and very knowledgable.\n\nLeave room for desert they are wonderful.\n\nOne of the better dining experiences in the Burg.


Tots tots tots what else can you ask for??? Oh yeah best beer selection at this local spot the staff is friendly and the food is delish overall a very satisfied customer!  Somebody beer me!


The place is not too bad within the general douchebaggy community. The problem of this place is the staff!!! The girls in the bar are there spotting the potential big tippers, I don't blame them but please.... I spent a good while with my card in my hand waiting for my order to be taken while the girls were attending all the boys around me... Fed up, I turned to my husband and told him to try to order himself. He took my place in the bar and within maybe 2 min he was back with drinks for everybody!!!! Shameful!!!\nBut the worst part was at the end... we ordered our drinks and without previous notice from the bar, once we got served and payed of course, this bouncer arrived with the worst manners ever, shouting to us to get out of there. We were really shocked since we were just two couples, quite calm compared with the rest of the audience, not really trouble makers... We told him that if they were not going to let us finish the drinks they shouldn't have sold them to us, right?  Well the bouncer started shouting even more at us and being incredibly rude, we left the place before things would go worse... Horrible experience, never again!


I'm starting to turn into a proper wanker who likes art galleries. Had the best time here today with me mammy. There was an exhibition on about witches which was very cool and interesting and some other neat paintings too. The spiced fruit scone in the cafe with cream and jam was totally epic too.


Okay, I'll admit it--I'm a shop-a-holic...BUT, I am a serious bargain shopper. TJ Maxx (and Marshalls) is among my absolute favorite places to find casual everyday pieces like maxi dresses, bags, sandals, socks, golf shirts for the bf, etc. You name it and they have it--for less.\n\nOverall, go to TJ Maxx before looking anywhere else for great deals. You might be PLEASANTLY surprised!


Yesterday 4 of my friends went to this place. Just 2 of us drank a coffee and ate a crepe and we got sick a few hours later. Really bad food poisoning that lasted several hours.\n\nI usually don't write reviews but I think this is something people should know.


a hole-in-the-wall joint with a great staff and simple but delicious food. the salsa bar has a fantastic avocado salsa!\n\ngreat ceviche, and the other items are served in a standard, quick-service mexican style. order at the counter, then take your seat. they have a large selection of bottled mexican beers and mexican-style coca-cola. \n\nthis is one of my standbys in maricopa. it definitely beats the other greasy spoon chains.


Great apps! Elham is a fantastic server, ask for her if you go, but you shouldn't everything else was horrible! Just go next store to DW bistro instead!


Friendly comfortable and food was great. Would have given 5 stars if they had wine or beer, but they said they were working on that.


Five guys is def meant for you crazy carnivores that want gigantic portion - because that was precisely what they serve you! \n\nHuge portion- i swear i felt heart burn after i finished my burger..and I only ordered a simple grilled cheese. \n-A little burger is with one patty and a regular burger with bacon was going to be with two patty, can you imagine how much beef that is?!!?\n\nAnyways you are allowed to put as much toppings as you want on your burger to customize it and i guess thats the gimmick behind five guys ! \n\noh and their cool soda machine and their serve yourself peanuts! \nvinegar on fries?! are you trying to kill America with Obesity!?


I'm all for \"personal service\", but it can get out of hand in a hurry.\n\nI was here on a Saturday afternoon, admittedly a busier time for any establishment.  The guy who appeared to be the manager, as he was wearing a different outfit than the other employees, greeted me as I walked in.  Including him, there were 4 or 5 employees and each was helping other customers.  So I started walking around, looking at the merchandise.  Not such a great selection, and not such great prices, but better than Sports Chalet (selection, not price).  \n\nLo and behold, I found the same running shoe I had been wearing previously and was already very happy with.  It was $10 more expensive here than where I had originally gotten it 8 months ago, Marathon Sports in Boston.  Interesting, because you'd figure 8 months worth of new styles would have devalued these a bit.\n\nSo I'm an easy sale - 5 minutes to grab my size out of the back and ring me up.  But I had to stand around and wait for someone to help me.  And wait.  And wait.  All of the employees were feigning actually helping customers but were really shooting the shit about topics as far ranging as personal style and Bartlesville, OK.  After patiently standing around for 20 minutes (but quietly staring daggers at the employees), at least 4 other customers entered the store after me.  One of them, as an employee was finally ringing a customer up, ran over to him and asked for help, and he of course started to fit her.  Several of us were angered by the blatant attempt to jump ahead and we all made our anger very well known.  Wouldn't you know it, I finally got someone to fetch me my sized 10.5 Asics out of the back and ring me up.\n\nSo to reiterate - good store, decent selection, ok prices, and if you are a newb that needs that personal attention for a true fitting then you'll get it here.  But they need to have a numbering system like a deli counter to avoid an angry mob.  And if you already know the shoe you want to buy, get it online for a bigger savings (and tax free) and avoid the hassle entirely.\n\nOh, and the parking situation blows.


I heard about this company on a living social deal and thought I would give them a try.  I should have known when they didn't answer their phones and had no voice mail system that they really didn't have things too together!! However, I emailed and sent them a message on Facebook.  They responded really fast to the email but weren't able to schedule me for another 5-6 weeks! Two days before my scheduled appointment I emailed them to confirm that they would be coming that Friday morning.  I got a response that yes, I was scheduled and to expect them between 8-9am.  Friday came...and they NEVER showed up! I tried to call them twice that morning and got a voice mail. I left a message and never got a call back.  I sent them a message on Facebook-and no response! I am not really sure the point to schedule appointments and then not show up or return calls! This is extremely unprofessional and it just gives the business a BAD name!! I wouldn't recommend even trying to contact this place...even if it is a screaming deal...you will end up wasting your time waiting for them to show up and calling a business that is poorly ran!


Go to other Radio Shack! This Radio Shack its ok but other ones are better.


If you live in vegas, the best place to shop is NOT the forum shops. Sure they have an Apple Store, but there is another one, not too far away at Town Center, that has a friendlier staff. This whole mall is just a big tourist trap.\nFirst you go in, depending on where you enter at, and it feels like you are being herded around like a flock of sheep. You literally have one of two directions you can go, forward or backwards. There is no way to get from one store to another, unless you pass every store between to get to it, unlike a regular mall which has \"branches\" of hallways or interconnection hallways that run parallel to one another.\nOn top of that, the prices here are RIDICULOUS. Who can justify paying $12 for coffe, when at most, when you hit Starbuck, you are looking at $5. And not even gourmet coffee, crap coffee. Even the Apple Store has higher prices here, for the same computer you can get 4 miles away. Don't even get me started on clothing. If you really want to spend.... your life's savings, on your next shirt, go for it. More power to you. I mean I make a decent pay, but this whole place is a joke when it comes to pricing. \nThe only saving grace about this whole place is the cool statue guys that stand still for hours on end for tips. You can literally fake punch them, tell them jokes, dance in front of them, fake fall in front of them, and they won't move. They are great. Besides that this place is basically just another location for tourists to throw money away.


I wasn't happy with my experience. I ordered Portuguese sausage loco moco- waited about 15 minutes just to get spam loco moco. Ordered garlic shrimp plate and there was no taste to it. The macaroni salad was so bland- also no taste. I left still hungry :( I won't be eating here again, but I will come back for the poke though every once in a while cuz it's $16 per pound- wwooww, but it's onolicious. I would give it a 1 star but the poke is delicious so 2 stars it is.


I would give this place a zero star but dont see that option on here.... I asked the so called stylist (Steven) for a # 3 on the sides and scissor the top , sounds simple enough BUT instead he MASSACRED my hair to the point where I had to ask him to stop the haircut.... I was willing to overlook the fact that he smelled like an ashtray as long as he would give me a descent haircut , but that was wishfull thinking....So if you want a really bad haircut and a rude smelly guy to do it STEVEN is the guy to see....


Amazing Mexican restaurant! Amazing food, amazing service, amazing drink just WOW! So glad i discovered this gem. There dips are great, i had the enchilladas and there mojitos are great to beat the Vegas heat.\nWill definately go back next time i am in Vegas.


Ive been here a couple times. I think the drinks are too expensive for a neighborhood bar. . . Food is decent nothing special but not bad. . . Service is always really friendly if not always prompt and on point.


The worst of the worst, did not keep their booking prepaid for a stretch limo.\n\nTerrible customer service by management as they never call you back when a problem arises.\n\nRuined our wedding.


Currently it is raining. Everytime it does rain I lose the connection. I pay over a 100.00 for this service and it really does not deliver. I am  going to obtain a digital antenae. I can't believe they actually charge people for this poor service. A set of rabbit ears with aluminum foil would work better than this piece of crap.\nDo not consider buying this....\n\n\n'b


This place is heavenly!!! I have dreams about it on a regular basis. The cookies are so fresh and you can choose two different kinds and two different ice cream flavors. TASTY!


Not long ago, got some photorejuvenation facials purchased at this location. I have done 1 of them and the woman that assisted me was very nice, she explained to me what to expect and the benefits of the LHE machine.\nAfter the treatment my skin was feeling soft and smooth, have not seen any miracles but I wasn't expecting any to happen after just 1 session. So far so good.


I was studying for finals and so driving back and forth to campus a lot.  All of a sudden one evening my car's coolant light went on.  I take care of my car and so was concerned about the light.  I took it into Purcells where they proceeded to tell me that my car might overheat and explode if I continued to drive it, thus making me their captive.  I called my fiancee and told him the deal.  A couple hours later Purcells contacted me and said the engine needed repair and would cost around $900.  I asked if there were any sort of discounts and they said no.  Then when my fiancee went in they magically made it only cost $700.  I still don't think anything was wrong with my engine after all is said and done, but just paid them and went on my way, vowing to never come back.


this place is HOT and I am NOT talking about the EYE candy\n-it was just as HOT inside the GYM as outside and its arizona 115 at 10:00pm at NIGHT. \nit's really DARK inside does not look clean or in anyway shape or form \nIt did NOT made me feel like Im at this fantastic place its mediocre at best.. \nThe staff was great though very friendly!


I just moved here from California a year ago and this place is near my house so I figured I would give it a try since I can also get an oil change.  From the beginning they have done less than ok (the gas station car wash is way better), but it's easy so I just kept going.  This time I have a new car and had to go up to the mountains so it needed some love.  I didn't have time to go anywhere else so I bit the bullet and paid the higher fee ($20) and made sure to explain the specific things I wanted.  All I can say is nothing like having to Windex your glass when you get home five miniutes after a car wash.  They put so much crap on the dash and steering wheel I have had to wash my hands every time I get in and out of the car.  I have officially learned my lesson and will be searching Yelp for a better choice no matter how far I have to drive!


My take on this place is it generally draws crowd due its perfect location right on the heart of strip. There is nothing out of the ordinary about the food. Although I have to give a lot of credit to our server for trying absolutely hard to accomodate us despite of the big crowd. Came on a Saturday night with friends so obviously having reservation helped. They serve complimentary bread and butter and some kind of salad that I can't exactly remember the ingredients. The serving size was surprisingly bigger than I expected. I had the chicken grandmere with side of mashed potatoes. It was plain roasted chicken, thought it was pretty tasty but a little dry for my tastebuds. My friends devoured the filet mignon, oysters and bone-in ribeye and they seemed to enjoy it. I also had their onion soup with cheese, which I thought was very unique and tasty. For a group of 6, we spent a little over $200. We enjoyed our dinner for the most part.


The food here is delicious, you will not be disappointed!


Awful. Awful. Awful. Awful. \nThey are an AWFUL company with a MARGINAL, overpriced product and what appears to be way too close to a monopoly on the Valley cable market.\n\nI agree with every Poster's experience. \n\nRecently I was severely overcharged via an \"AutoPay\" checking account transaction. Literally they dipped-in and removed nearly DOUBLE the amount they should have! To add insult to injury, they made the unilateral, ignorant decision to KEEP/credit my cash rather than immediately return the amount to my checking account.  \n\nIt cost me a tremendous amount of time in repeated phone calls, terrible stress, and skimping on GROCERIES for the week it took them to fix their error!!\nDISGUSTING.\n\nAnd as warning - truly do not ever enroll in AutoPay!!  \n\nThe Banks consider it \"At your own risk\" - and Cox apparently knows this:  they haphazardly commit egregious errors in which they grossly OVERPAY themselves \"by mistake.\"   Additionally, the billing cycles starts 60 minutes after the last one,  which  means you're ALWAYS in a billing-cycle and can NEVER REMOVE Auto-Pay! I had to shut-down my whole Visa/Debit Card - that's what Shiesters they are!!! \n\nI'm just about ready to make the leap to Dish.\nCan't wait. \nBye from me, Cox.


Ok, so after a few visits to this place, I figured it's time to update my review. \n\nI don't classify myself as a Sushi connoisseur by any stretch, so I would say that doesn't qualify me too well to review this for people who are.  With that said, if you are new to sushi, and want to find what you like, this place is a good choice.\n\nI only wish I could get s steak with my sushi.  And maybe a baked potato and a salad.  :)


Very Clean tasting. Pleasing meal.


I had not visited this restaurant in a few years (perhaps 5 to say the least). I had high expectations because I had heard so many positive comments \nfrom friends, but I was a bit disappointed.\n\nThe staff took a little while to come to the table to take the order; then \"we NEVER had a bread basket\" delivered to our table; we ordered sweet potato fries and ended up having sweet potato uncooked fries. I had to send them back to the kitchen. This type of accidents should never happen at a top restaurant. You never make blunders like these.\n\nMy steak was not cooked as I indicated, but the meat left pretty raw. So were the steaks of my guests. We definitely had steamed green beans, with \"NOTHING\" added to them, not even salt!! I could have done that myself in my microwave oven. The creamed corn was soupy and too much bread crumbs were added as a topping.\n\nThe decor is beautiful, I won't lie BUT I won't pay for decor. I rather have quality food, and quality service. If you forget my bread basket to begin with, you have completely destroyed my dining experience for the evening. If I want beautiful decor, I will walk through CIty Center for FREE!!   \n\nIn order to be considered a top restaurant, you need to deserved the stars with me and not mess up the basics. I cannot give then 4 stars for simple mistakes and high prices. Not worth the high prices for the food delivered. Go someplace else. I'm still searching for a steakhouse that is worth the prices which they charge.  I think going to Outback Steakhouse you may end up with better food and service! Vic and Anthony's at the Golden Nugget Casino has better service and better food- but you have to drive further than Henderson, of course. That is my favorite steakhouse!!


My car wouldn't start..normally we have some great mechanics in the area, but since it's the holiday season, we were in a bind. Everyone seems to be closed for vacation.\nFirestone is literally up the street; we had the car towed there, and the opening hours were definitely a huge plus. 7 am is perfect if you need to drop off your car before work.\nThe prices, in my opinion, are inflated, as are most of these chain auto places-and they always suggest a million other things that your car should get, but that you don't necessarily need.\nThey were there for me in a pinch and I am grateful! We had only the necessary repairs done, without being pushed for anything further.\nAs another reviewer posted, the promised times are way off. It took quite a few calls and an entire day to finally get my car done.\nI've had tires and oil changes done here too, and they are always courteous.\nIf you need to wait while your car is worked on, they have a little seating area, with free coffee and a small tv set;more than adequate.


I purchased a LivingSocial.com voucher of 2 pole dance classes for the price of one.  \n\nThe first pole dance class:  The instructor was more than 15 minutes late; however, she extended the class to make up for lost time.  In addition, she had a very positive and energetic attitude.  This was acceptable.\n\nThe second pole dance class:  The instructor was a no-show.  After having waited 35 minutes, it was assumed the class was to be cancelled.  However, I had a special situation; I was going to be out of town, and the voucher would have already been expired before I returned to Vegas.  Chris, the only person working at the studio, reassured all attendees that he would have the manager call us the following day in regards to rescheduling our pole dance class despite my special situation.  A week went by and still, I had not received a phone call from the manager.  Therefore, I called the studio myself in the calmest tone explaining my situation with the no-show class.  In short, the lady over the phone negated anything Chris told us claiming that \"he wouldn't know anything about the class\" dishonoring whatever he might have said.  She kept making excuses about the instructor being injured and having to cancel previous classes.  Unfortunately, I find it UNPROFESSIONAL ON THE STUDIO'S PART TO NOT NOTIFY IT'S CLIENTS ABOUT A CANCELLED CLASS especially when this was the only time to fulfill my second voucher.  I made an effort to show up and therefore, should be honored a rescheduled class.    \n\nOverall, some staff members are cordial like the student teacher, Chris, and dance pole instructor, Becks, while others such as the manager, Gracie Martinez, are not.  Gracie lacks a positive attitude and has extremely poor customer service.  She speaks in a monotoned voice as if she hates answering the phone.  If you have any further questions other than scheduling, she will cut the conversation short.  I find this extremely rude especially for someone who runs a business.\n\nIf I were you, I would recommend to take ANOTHER POLE FITNESS STUDIO CLASS with Fawnia at www.polefitnessstudio.com.  She is the real deal, and obviously, more professional.


Did a walk in with my best friend today to get our eyebrows done. It was my first time at a nail bar, let alone getting my eyebrows done.The lady up front told us it would be an hour and that we could walk around/shop until they were ready for us, and that theyd give us a call. We agreed, gave her our phone number and left. Three hours later, we never recieved a call.. We're deff never coming back, Nor will we be suggesting this place to our friends. We did however get wonderful service from 20 Lounge nail bar, not to far away.


A great place for lunch. The \"Penne Primo\" is super tasty and the bread/dip is also yummy. The service is always friendly. At around $6 a plate, how can I not be a Big Fan!


Got here at 645 to be first for an oil change took 40 min to get car on rack. 15 minutes in the air to get the oil drained. Watched 3 employees talk about nothing before that even started. No one in lobby to great you and the customer waiting area has garbage in it from Thursday when I dropped in to try and get the oil changed then


Good service, decor is OK, food is just not good. There are probably 10 places in town for better tapas. Would never waste my time going back.


I've been coming to see Jen Botto for about a year now and she is just fantastic, she does my cuts and my highlights. She is the most efficient stylist when it come to highlights. I would recommend her to anyone, especially if you are looking for a modern or up-to-date haircut. She's always able to give me exactly what I want, and I can be pretty picky some times.


The upside? This place is huge.\n\nThe downside? This place is huge.\n\nI would say the experience is determined by how the vendors use the space and how they try to make the guests feel.  Both times I've been here (Food & Wine and Well Expo) it was hard to relax and feel casual.  Cement floors, no music, and fluorescent lighting definitely makes you feel too convention-y.  That being said, they can fit a ton of people and vendors, so that's great.  \n\nHowever, if someone has a band playing, maybe some table cloths with color, and some different lighting, this might be nice!\n\nParking was $6 for me, even when my husband was only dropping me off.  :/\nAND cash only.  Srsly.


Good price on full synthetic oil change and its quick and easy and got my tires rotated for free.  Need some other things done they said but seemed a little spendy.


Short ethnic hair be warned!! Definitely not what I expected. Walked in and asked if they had the thin flat iron ( not a regular one ) since I have super short hair. They said they did...they didn't ( after my hair was washed) After they did my hair I noticed something was different but I was in such a rush. Once I looked in the mirror at home and compared pictures...I realized my hair was pulled so much with the brushes  my bangs are all split ends now and an inch shorter or more in some places. I can't even get my fingers through the top part of my hair anymore... Now I'm going to have to cut my hair down to a 2 inch length on top. Not a happy customer. Definitely would have expected the drybar to really take the time to look at a hair type and know what not to do. And if you can't do my hair... And it's breaking off ... Please tell me... I would rather know before my hair is done.


I've been to D'lish twice now (I wanted to give it a second chance before passing judgement). What I've found is that the food is pretty good but really over priced and they make horrible coffee & chai iced drinks! Both times I visited I ordered the California Club sandwich that has egg, turkey, bacon, pesto, tomato and cream cheese--it's pretty damn D'lish, but $7.95 is A LOT to spend on a breakfast sandwich!! Worth noting also, the first time I went there I asked for regular cream cheese instead of \"lite\" they said sure...this time, the guy (who was pretty rude the whole time) said they don't have regular ever, only lite...there was no way I could have ordered it like that before!\n\nThe first time I went I ordered a dirty chai 32 oz (large) it was $6!! Yikes! AND, it tasted awful. I noticed when they were making it that they don't actually brew espresso or coffee, they pulled out a gallon of iced coffee from a fridge to make it that looked like something they'd purchased at a store \"iced coffee\"...the drink did not taste fresh and it wasn't in the least bit sweet. I actually had to add sugar when I got to work because it was unpalatable. \n\nToday, I decided to get an iced coffee with mocha. Well...again with the gallon of store bought iced coffee and then what appeared to be a big ol' tub of Hershey's chocolate syrup is what they used to pass this off as a \"mocha\". Then, when I got the drink it wasn't sweet at all (again) I asked for a little more \"mocha\" and by the time I got it back it was ridiculously over sweetened. To balance out the sweetness I stopped at Circle K and bought some milk (since, there iced coffee apparently do not come with cream nor do they offer it...I was in the drive thru...). By the time I got to work, put in my milk it was basically a big glass of chocolate milk! \n\nSorry, D'lish...but you're over priced and you couldn't make a good coffee drink if you tried...and you did...twice. I'm out!!


Maryanne was amazing at labcorp !! I let her know that im deathly afraid of needles and that I pass out when my blood is getting drawn so she put me at ease quickly. She recommended to lay down and it will be quick and painless which was all true! ! Thank you maryanne


The food is good I guess. Oh my god the last time I went in I waited like forever and they totally wasted my time. They were busy I guess-although the restaurant didnt seem that full. The waitress kept on telling me that my simply taco would be ready in 15 min but I waited like 45 min and still nothing.I was so hungry I had to eat the chips. They were out of almost everything else. The salads have become so lame.I basically have to beg to get a decent salad. I like the old building that they are in . Very spacious.I left hungry.The food never came.


Loved this place!\nI ordered the Italian Chopped Salad and Red Sangria and both were absolutely delicious.  The sangria may have been the best red sangria I ever had and there was nothing to complain about with the salad.\nI bought some olive oil cupcakes to take home.  While I wouldn't rave about them, there wasn't anything to really complain about either.  The oiliness of the cupcakes was welcomed by me but overall texture and flavor I wouldn't say was the best ever.\nI'm looking forward to returning here to try more of their menu items as well as to purchase some of the goods in their store.


I love Fatburger but Be carefull at the Las vegas Strip Fat Burger keep you reciept the employees are scamming customers. I was charged an extra $2.00 to my credit card without my authurization. My friend was charged $9.00 more to her credit card. At the the end of the day I bet the make some serious cash by all the people they rip off. Again keep your recipt. I hope they do something about this but I doubt it....


It happens every season of top chef.  Some perfectly amazing chef forgets to salt his dish (or over/undercooks it, etc..) and we go from an awesome idea to getting booted off the show. \n\nThat's how I felt at THBJ.  A breakfast bowl that grossly lacked salt.  Potatoes where half were cooked perfectly and half were undercooked.  And, oh yeah, putting hot oily food in a plastic container so that the oil eats through the plastic and you don't realize that half your food is essentially touching the (not terribly clean) table.  YUCK!!!! \n\nAfter reading that last line, you might wonder: Why in the world did she give it two whole stars?  What can I say, i'm a sucker for a place called a breakfast joint.  (But, who creates a breakfast joint that doesn't serve breakfast all day?  Really?)


Romantic, urban and cozy.  Three things I love in any restaurant.  \n\nIt's a little pricey but a great place to go for a special occasion.  Order the osso bucco, it's divine.  Leave room for dessert, and if you are a fan of sangria, such as myself, I'd recommend ordering that too.\n\nOur server was incredibly polite (as well as the gentleman who didn't let our water classes even get to half full).


When they said they were a \"historical luxury resort\", I must've misinterpreted it. What they probably meant was that they used to be a luxury resort and not a luxury resort with history.\n\nPROPERTY\nLobby is beautiful with FLW-inspired architecture and the fire pits were great. It's really noticeable that the rest of the property needs to be maintained better from the chipped paint to the beat up elevators. In fact, one elevator kept taking us to the wrong floor. \n\nROOMS\nSurprisingly not the luxury it was touted to be or even the \"old school\" luxury that you'd expect. Mattress was saggy and definitely needed replacing. It was hard to adjust the thermostat. Either the room was broiling hot or freezing and the clicking noise from the air vent kept waking me up at night. Scuffed up furniture, broken wooden hangers, peeling wallpapers...this place needs to be overhauled for it to be called a luxury resort.\n\nSERVICE\nWith the exception of the restaurant, service met expectations. Friendly & prompt. The way it should be for a place like this.\n\nFRANK & ALBERT\nFood is what you'd expect at a nice restaurant. Good food, nice wine selection, warm ambience. Our server was charming but only if she showed up. The place wasn't that busy and we noticed how long it took her to come over and take our order. She was supposed to come back with a new wine glass and we wound up dumping our water and pouring the wine into there. We wanted dessert but wound up skipping because it took too long for her to come back and get the order.\n\nFITNESS CENTER\nNice fitness center with alot of equipment to choose from. I was surprised at how small and cramped the women's locker room was. The shower looked dated (not in a good way) and the shower products they offered were of cheap quality. But the women working there were working their butts off to keep up with all the women going in and out of there.\n\nIf I'm in the area again I might stop by for drinks or meet friends for dinner. But to stay? Probably not.


This place has reasonable prices. They have a large selection of food here. The Satay Chicken is very dry. It was difficult to eat. I liked the Pineapple Fried rice . I had 3 helpings of it. Their Thai Tea is pretty sweet. The Phat Thai was good too. Their Green Curry Paste Fried Rice was really spicy.


The Food was DELICIOUS. ... We had happy hour dishes because the were booked up for 2 hours....BUT it was Great ...I had very meatr short rib slider..the VERY cheesy and creamy mac and cheese. .. Asparagus fries coated in a light cornmeal coating with tarragon dipping sauce and a Very GOOD Moscow Mule... .and the prices were GREAT! ....And also we had a GREAT server named Camille


The Cask Ale was awesome! I loved it.  The decor, ambiance, and managers were great as well.  That's where the greatness ends for my trip.  I need to go back to get the full experience.  Here's what happened:\n\nI planned on meeting a buddy here and was extremely excited for many reasons.  I don't really get out to bars much anymore so when I do, I get all jacked up.  We got to Public House only to find it completely closed for an event.  I can understand closing the restaurant, but the bar too?  Anyway, we we went somewhere else.  The next day I wrote a short e-mail to say I was a little disappointed.  The manager Mark wrote back and was very awesome in expressing his apologies and invited me back to check it out.  It just so happens that I was able to meet my friend the next night.\n\nWe got to Public House to find there was another event but Mark got us in this time.  Awesome customer service!  We were escorted to the bar and the bartender hooked us up with a couple of Cask Ales.  Then he didn't look at us for about 30 minutes.  Three bartenders and we had empty beer glasses for about 15 minutes.  Finally we got one of them to get us another drink.  We asked if they were serving food and they told us the kitchen was closed for the night.  This was at 9:00.  Very disappointing because I wanted to get some Poutine.\n\nTowards the end of the night Russell, the Cicerone, came over and was totally awesome.  He talked to us for a few minutes and poured us some more Cask Ale.  As great as the managers were, I have to say that the overall experience left a lot to be desired.  I can get on board with them being rented out but there's no excuse for three bartenders to completely ignore anyone.


It's not the Rio buffet, but it's fine for what it is: a decent salad and soup bar, especially at $6.49 a person.  I'm not sure what the previous reviewer expected for that price.\n\nFour soups, several pastas, and lots of salad items, plus pizza and potatoes.    Mushrooms could've been fresher, and soft serve was too soft.  On the other hand soft drinks (extra $) had free refills and you could take a refill with you.


No esta bueno compared to the Tempe location. Saw a case full of massive, beautiful pain au chocolat. Ordered one to munch on while waiting for our sandwiches. Turned around for a second. Next thing I know I have this sad, orphan looking piece of bread in front of me. What a pain, getit?\n\nWas planning on eating here but no outside seating for the dogs and took 40 minutes to make a sandwich. The lady behind the counter gave me a half snarl when I asked her to wrap the sandwiches up to go because why in the hell did it take 40 minutes to make a sandwich.\n\nYou sold me a bill of goods, Essence Arcadia. You're Tempe's evil twin sister and I won't forget it. \n\nAlso, get it together with the outside seating. We live in ARIZONA. AMEYERIGHT?


Had a not-so-great experience at US Egg. My veggie frittata was really soggy, like a veggie frittata soup. The frozen vegetables must have thawed in the dish.


What kept this from getting 5 stars was the white guy who seemed to be acting as a waiter of sorts.  He had an attitude, although he didn't direct it at me.  He had no patience with the large student group eating dinner together, and there wasn't any reason for him to have acted the way he did.  The group wasn't drunk, wasn't raucous, and was only a little chaotic because they were a little more focused on their conversation than who ordered what when their orders came out.\n\nThe white guy waiter with an attitude was largely offset by the very nice \"Mint Squid\" (basil, actually) I had with sticky rice.  The dish was nicely seasoned, not too greasy, the rice was chewy, the woman who brought out my food was very nice, and she gave me a plate of cut orange for afterwards.  I look forward to trying some of their other dishes, although I'll probably give the \"lunch specials\" the skip.  I learned a long time ago that lunch specials are rarely very \"special\", and it's better to order from the regular menu in Asian restaurants.


Christmas comes but once a year, and so does my annual grooming session!\nThis year, I decided to try a traditional man-spa to take care of my Novem-beard.  After scouring the Yelp-o-sphere, I came across Brian K's review for the Barber Crew.\nAs soon as I entered, I was greeted with a Jersey accent.  It added an element of authenticity to the visit!  The ladies saw the \"beast\" that was and asked, \"What are we doing today?\"  I simply orbited around my head with a finger and replied, \"This!\"\nThey sat me down, asked a few more questions (including if I'd like a beer!) and started the manscaping.\nThe atmosphere exudes 1960's cool with old school leather barber chairs, dark stained wooden cabinetry, and classic conversation.  I arrived shortly after opening, and there was no wait.\nWhen the seemingly Herculean task of returning order to my mop and clearing the facial frontier was complete, the ladies cursed that they hadn't taken a before and after shot!  \nWhen I looked in the mirror, I couldn't believe the dude looking back was me!  They did a FANTASTIC job, and I really enjoyed the hospitality while they worked!\nDefinitely worth the treat!  I certainly will make the trip back every few weeks to lop off the locks!\nGREAT service, GREAT people, GREAT value!\nRay J.


Since we live close, we were anxiously waiting for something to open back up in the old Smokehouse BBQ place after 15 North closed.\n\nMaverick Rock Taco was a disappointment.  It is very pricey for what you get and just not that good.  Basically they have several options for fillings and you can get them in a taco ($3), burrito ($9), salad or entree (varies but in the teens)\n\nWe started with chips and salsa with a trio of sauces ($9).  The salsas were completely lacking in spice, including the mango habernero.  The tomatillo wasn't bad tasting but just a little bland.  The chips were interesting--more flour tortillas than corn with sea salt.  Not too bad but for $9?\n\nThe tacos were pricey, small and not that good.  The shrimp tacos were very good but all the others we sampled were dry overcooked and bland.\n\nThe burritos were the same as the tacos only filled with rice to take up the space in the larger tortilla--definitely not the way to go.\n\nThe margaritas were good ($10).  The service was not bad at all--as far as the regular service.  It took a very long time to get drinks, though and the bar was not that full when we were there.\n\nThe place was very loud and it was tough to carry on a conversation.  It would probably be a good place for kids as they could run around screaming and nobody would notice over the sound system.\n\nBasically, I can make everything on their menu better and cheaper and if I am short on time, I will stick with Roasting Company's soft tacos or even the Taco Bell down the street in the future.


The wait was about an hour, but it's a popular place so that was understood. They hostess didn't say that we could have gotten drinks while we waited. The food was par, nothing really stood out to me. So that is probably 1 star right there taken away. The other two comes from the service. Terrible, I don't care if you hate your job but don't show it or get another job. Our waitress was hardly around, didn't ask us about our food, took forever to get the check and couldn't even force a smile.


Having a Boiling Crab just down the way from my home in CA, I can definitely attest that this place blows Cali's completely out of the water!!!!! No pun intended on the water reference.\n\nStumbled upon B/C just a day or so ago while vacationing in Vegas and I darn near cut everyone on Flamingo off to swerve across lanes *(yes that was me guys - it was my stomach doing the driving - I'm sorry)...\n\nI was completely taken back upon walking in and seeing that there was NO WAIT. Are you kidding me??? This would NEVER happen in Cali'!!!\n\nThe service and food were both amazing (although the restroom could've used a bit of attention). The cherry on top would be the fact that I didn't leave or wake up the following day w/ a stomach ache!\n\nYaaaz!!!\n\nLas Vegas - Boiling Crab, you have OFFICIALLY exceeded my expectations!!!!!


My bf and I were in town for the weekend and had dinner here last Saturday. The place is small, but WOW is it delicious! I'm almost embarrassed to say we went back three more times before leaving town. The miso soup has a great home made taste, along with the special rolls (lion, amigo, caterpillar, what the heck, and a few more I can't remember :/) even the house salad was amazing. The prices are great, I've paid a lot more for sushi from the big chain sushi restaurants, and in no way do they compare to sushi house.


This is one of my fav spots in South Side. Drinks are reasonably priced, service is great, and even though I don't usually like bar food, their food is really tasty!! I love watching the Pens games there because of the big screen!! I went once for a Trivia night and it was packed and so much fun!


I was surprised by how delicious and authentic this restaurant is. (Though I did not partake, you'll be happy to know that \"cubes of congealed pork blood are available\".) They have done a wonderful job decorating the space, so you don't even know you're in a strip mall. They were very accommodating when we requested to have certain dishes made vegetarian, and the service was prompt and helpful. Just beware, the portions are huge!


Waited for ever for the host to appear. Never did. I had to walk into the restaurant and find myself a table. They need an complete overhaul of their staff. \n\nFood was standard thai. It was ok, nothing great though.


I am actually finishing my meal that took 40 minutes for me to get. It was good, but I would have enjoyed it a lot more if I didn't have to wait so long and if the girl passing the food out had any sort of customer service skills and would have apologized for the wait or at least said \"thank you\". I live less than 5 minutes from here, love the food, oil, atmosphere, etc.. However, the customer service is NOT GOOD! Train your staff to show customer gratitude and smile. I do not feel valued and I won't be coming back.


I have not been to the Outback in years as past visits have, well, sucked. I am not one to complain, I just never go back if I have a bad experience or two. Seriously, there are too many good places to go out to eat to return to business who don't focus on their food. \n\nSo my boss loves this place and she wanted to go and of course as she is the boss I agreed to return to the Outback with her. \n\nI have to admit this place has changed. Our server, Bree, was excellent! A server can make or break your meal and Bree was on her game. \n\nThe food was really good, OK, I am super picky and was ready to hate it as I have in the past but tonight was different. I ordered the teriaki marinated sirloin. It came perfectly cooked at medium with sweet potato, salad and bread all for $12.95. \n\nMaybe I got lucky and came here on a good night but I am glad I did and will definitely return.


Nice people; Inconsistent haircuts\n\nI like the shop and the people.  It can be a little busy, so you know they are doing something well.  Prices are reasonable and it's a chance to watch some sports or an action flick while you get a trim.\n\nOnly knock is that I get a different haircut each time.  Same instructions, but depending on the person and the day, I can come out looking quite a bit different.


We went last night, was great food. The salads were amazing especially. The Frizee salad is to die for and they have the best caesar salad i have ever had and i get it everywhere i go. The steak was good as well, i got Filet Mignon for 56$ and my girlfriend got the short ribs. There was only two issues I had with the restaurant. The ambience and decor was lacking in my opinion, and although the steak was good, I would have liked to have had something more than just a piece of meat, perhaps with some type of dressing, or culinary work done to it other than just cooking it. The sides are also pretty plain. I would go again, but just for the salads.


Ate here with my guy recently and we were pleased. It was a last minute decision and we bought a Groupon Now, saving us a few bucks. They have a decent selection of beers on draft (4 Peaks hefewiezen, yay!) The server was prompt and informative. They let me substitute turkey burger in place of one of the beef burgers, which was nice since I'm not a red-meat eater. The bacon aoili that came with the burger was a lil too rich for my sweet pot fries, so I asked for some sweet chili dipping sauce and that hit the spot!  I would like to get back and try them again as they have some interesting skewers and pizzas I want to dip into all those dipping sauces!


Went to this Chipotle tonight, ordered a burrito to go and when I got home to enjoy my burrito the rice inside what not cooked!!! WAYYY undercooked, hard and gross. Really disappointing to get home and not able to enjoy the food. Would have went back but decided it wasn't going to be worth it since they don't even know how to cook rice. Went to Cafe Rio's instead.


As a Socially Liberal Feminist I would NEVER go here, but if I slipped up, The Hi-Liter  would be my favorite of the genre.\n\nI've heard that it's just seedy enough, but not too much, and with top notch \"talent\".  I mean ... that's what I've heard anyway.\n\n*Oink Oink*


Meh, nice patio but lackluster service if it's busy. I don't think we're cool enough to hang here, at least that's how they made us feel, and no one should feel that way as a paying customer. Not worth a return trip.


We found this place over a year ago, and have been going regularly since. With the holidays and all, we hadn't been back since mid-November. Last night we took some friends, their first time. Disappointing. Lots of changes in two months. They're now only open until seven, even on weekends. They've done away with paper covering the tables (no big deal). The waitress told us \"If you want water, tea or soda, it's serve yourself now.\" Okay, but I don't really go out to dinner to serve myself, and given the uncovered coughing and sneezing of the patrons, I didn't really want to partake of anything from the communal serving station. The servers used to start by bringing out a little paper bag filled with pieces of several kinds of bread baked in the restaurant, with a tasty little tapenade-ish spread for it. Gone. The pizza used to be on delicious ciabatta crust. Not anymore. Out of the bag flatbread (or so it seemed) now. And the homemade ice cream in interesting flavors (balsamic and sea salt, honey and chile, brandy cinnamon, etc.)? Gone. Replaced by generic gelato flavors (vanilla bean, chocolate and peanut butter). The entrees were fine, but not exceptional, and given the cutbacks to service and amenities, $19 for some fish and rice is a little steep. Each change may be a small one (the waitress was pretty defensive when we asked if they'd changed management), but together they add up to make this just a sandwich shop, not the interesting little treasure it used to be. Sadly, I don't see us going again.


Yummy!  I love this place and can't stop thinking about it.  Perfection in both the pastries and savoury foods.  \n\nCroissant and Chocolate Croissant - both very flaky and buttery.  The chocolate had great bittersweet chocolate nestled in the middle.  I think they were the best croissants I have ever eaten.  \n\nChicken Cobb Salad:  Very fresh produce, shredded crisp lettuce, with perfectly poached chicken breast (very tender and moist).\n\nSables:  Yummy buttery cookies that are mild in sweetness and have a sandy texture.  Very addictive and roughly a dollar a piece.  They sell in packs of 10 and a tube of 20.  \n\nFruit salad - consisted of mixed berries, cantaloupe, honeydew and pineapple.  Everything was sweet, fresh and neatly cubed (melons).  I was very content while eating this on the plane and had some jealous onlookers.  \n\nThe sandwiches looked very tasty too, but I was really craving a salad for lunch.  \n\nWarning: Go early or they will sell out!!  I went back at 5 to pick up some dinner for the flight and boo, almost everything was gone.


Always come for the breakfast buffet. I love the French toast and the fresh fruit. The waitresses are always nice to deal with. \nBeing a club member you sometimes get deals in the mail for buy one get one free and that always makes it nice.\nBreakfast is 8-10:30


I liked that you can sample various items before ordering.  Loved the dish I ordered, but now have to go back again to order the rest!


What can I say...this used to be my regular as it was cheaper for dinner for two here than cooking on your own.  It's still OK.  Full of Dell Web residents if you get there for an early dinner.  Love Mirna, the waitress that has been there for years!


When in Las Vegas for work, this is where our corporate account has us stay. It is nice... simple and clean. Large TV's in the room, complimentary bottled water in the room, starbucks coffee, great shower pressure.  I wouldn't stay here for a  vegas vacation, probably, simply because I'd want something a bit more lively. Great for if youre in town for work, however.  Adequate fitness center- dumbbells up to  60lbs... Full circuit cable pulley machine and a lot of cardio---around 15 cardio machines (ellipticals, bikes and treadmills) free fruit in there as well...   Pool area is pretty simple, but very nice- there is a bar out there, (where this nitwit paid 5.75 for a Redbull!) :- /    There are cabanas and a good amount of lounge chairs, pool and hot tub.  Really, no complaints about this place, Other than, I do agree with another reviewer- the walls are thin, as I could hear people to the side of me- not partying, but just speaking loudly.. A great place to stay if you're looking for something nice and clean, yet w/out the party hard vibe.  It's hard to go wrong with a Westin, however.  I believe there is also some type of daily happy hour too.. FREE food, etc... but I haven't tried that... Friendly staff, as well.. that's important.


If you want the perfect breakfast, well this is it.  It's so busy because it's delicious.


Best Chai Latte in town. We had a chocolate twist and a quiche lorraine. Both very light and delicious. Brought home a ciabatta boule, which was much more moist than we are used to but very good.


Service is friendly but the table are pretty squishy.  The small table for two has condiments and a pizza holder which barely leaves room for two plates.\n\nWe ordered the antipasto salad and the meatball sub.  Honestly I can make a better antipasto salad.  The meatball sub was a bland as bland can be.   I would have liked to try the pizza but they only server 16\".


Came here after a overly busy Butcher and the Rye.  Wow.....and what a relief.  This was exactly what I wanted.  Easy to hear yourself talk and outstanding drinks.  I had the Egg Flip as well as the Orange/Lemon Old Tom Cobbler.  Both great.  The Cobbler tasted so refreshing it would have been a great beach drink.  We also got a Charcuterie board which was good, but wasn't a fan of the Pate (and I usually like Pate)  I never knew this place existed until my friend showed it to me.  I'm so glad I know about it now.  I feel like I'm giving up this secret gem.  A place for great drinks and conversation.


The only thing that I can say is YUM! I love the pancakes, the waffles and the service.


Food ranges from delicious (elegant and lovely beef carpaccio) to mediocre (bland chicken rollatini and what might as well have been frozen vegetables).  The servers are lovely and attentive, and sort of distract you from the distinctly geriatric feel in the place.  My husband and I felt like the youngest people in the restaurant by at least 40 years.  I have no idea where this best ravioli nomination came from - they are abysmally forgettable.  I am hard-pressed to believe that a better ravioli cannot be found in Phoenix - there are just way too many good culinary adventures in the area to consider these bland, oversauced pillows of flavorless ricotta worth ordering.  \n\nUnimpressed by everything, we were bowled over by the bill.  How could a meal so forgettable come out to $150 for the two of us?  Was the wine that expensive? No.  Did we order anything extraordinary? No. Are we going back? You already know the answer...


Well the food was OK at best.  Middle of the road BBQ is giving it to much credit.  I'm not a famous Dave fan but its better. Man I miss Missouri.


Stayed here for my bachelorette party. I didn't pay for it so that probably helps a little bit with the rating.  I knew this wasn't going to be a great hotel or anything but I was still a little excited to stay there just because it's so random and funny to stay in a pyramid shaped hotel.  \n\nWell, the elevators are weird and not in a fun way.  For some reason, I thought they would be glass so you could see out.  Not the case.  They move upwards at a diagonal angle which is unsettling when you're sober and nausea inducing when you're drunk.  Our room was ok.  Nothing to write home about but no problems either.  The windows and slant of the room make it seem much smaller than it probably is.  \n\nCheck in was easy and quick.  Tacos N Tequila restaurant had good guacamole and a bachelor party there bought us Patron shots.  So that was good.  \n\nGambling was ok, again nothing exciting.  \n\nWe went out by the pool one afternoon.  It was so hot and there was no shade.  At a certain point in the afternoon, the glare coming off the pyramids was horrible.  Also, I don't need to look at a larger than life size poster of Carrot Top when I'm trying to relax.  \n\nOverall, it was ok but I don't think I would ever pay for their weekday prices or would be in a rush to stay there again.


It's hard to judge buffet spots, but I'm always excited to go to go to the Wynn.  Of the 5-10 times I've been here, this was my first time to go at an odd time, and it was a shift change.  We were slow to be seated, and the food seemed to be scarce.  At the most, I will say the food tasted like a juiced up Hometown Buffet and my main first plate I normally fill up on (or my money getter) was nowhere to be found, NO CRAB LEGS!!!!!!  My reason for judging with 4 stars though was our server was pretty good considering the amount of tables he had to tend to, the food I normally eat (crab legs) eventually came out (but I was on my desert run) so know that the Wynn normally is a better place to eat.  The main reason it fetched the 4 stars instead of what I felt like was a 2 star meal, was the desert.  This normally is my most wasteful part of eating, but favorite.  There was so much good to choose from, I just took one of everything.  Even if I personally didn't like the desert dishes, they were all great, and the crapes were the bomb.  Would I recommend this spot?  Absolutely, but I will say this, we found out there is competition in town, and I will be judging the next 2 this weekend that claim to be the better.


This is a good place to eat. Food is very good and fresh. Price is decent and the staff are friendly.


I have been terrified of the dentist my entire life. The staff at this office is unbelievably fantastic. Made me so comfortable and were so great at everything they did. The owner is so wonderful and very awesome. Thanks again!!!! Will definitely be back and recommend this place highly!!!


I read a review on Yelp about how good their French Dip sandwich is and really wanted to try it, but it was the weekend and their brunch menu is served until 5pm. Oh well, the build your own burger made up for it. The shoestring fries are delicious! The service was a bit but slow although we waited less than 10 minutes for a party of 5 and this was after waiting over 30 minutes at Holstein's upstairs. Definitely glad we came here instead. Left full and satisfied. If you're hungry, order the spinach artichoke dip for a starter. You won't regret it.


Keep it up!  Delicious!!  As New Yorkers, we were very skeptical but pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the food!!


Horrible customer service.  I guess you shouldn't expect the cream of the crop, but halfway friendly wouldn't be bad.


The office staff isn't rude, every time my husband and I walk in they are always nice to us. I really like this place the pool area is nice and now they are building a play ground which is great. Mike, dawn, and Cynthia are great with good customer service. And the rent is a great price. I really don't see why ppl complaining on here.  Maybe they saw everybody reviews and decided to act right . I'm moving in soon & I hope they give me no problems because then I would be pissed. I'll be sure to keep yelp updated !


I really liked staying at this hotel. We had an excellent room. It is very classy and chill compared to the other Vegas casinos. Clean, quiet, modern - like a boutique hotel on steroids. I would prefer to be even more central on the Strip (e.g. Caesar's). Late night we spent too much time at the Luxor - b/c that was our only walkable choice (other than Excaliber).


Marche Bonsecours......I thought this was going to be a pretty awesome place to check out some local wares, food, and whatnot but as it turns out this is nothing more than a crappy shopping mall.  Although the market looks great on the inside....there wasn't much to draw you in for long periods of time inside.  A quick breeze through the doors and we were done.


Got home found water softner leaking. Called a few places and looked online. Saw the yelp reviews and decided to give a try since there's only good things about this place. Also. They had the $40 voucher .. What a deal since majority of all the places I called had around that a high cost to come by and check it out. Although Jeremy was backed up in prior appts the secretary updated me on what time he was able to come! I reAlly thought that was awesome! Great customer service! Jeremy was very helpful and explained what happened to my water softner. Very polite and friendly. Definitely will keep their # in hand for future reference/recommendations! Good prices!


Yum! This place is good! \n\nNice and clean, interesting variety with nutrition info included for each flavor! \n\nMy daughter is super picky with her toppings and this place is a winner. Price is right, too. Will be back.


I come here thinking this is my own little secret gem! I only found out about Natural Blendz through a friend, and I haven't heard of another raw juice bar around, so this is the place to be! I've tried to do the juice thing myself, but am not really good at making it so Natural Blendz is perfect for a fresh, all natural juice you don't have to make yourself. You can tell the owners have spent a lot of time figuring out the flavors and getting every (all natural) juice just right.\n\nThey also have a pretty lengthy smoothie menu- my go-to at Natural Blendz is Smooth Greens (kale, spinach, and banana with coconut milk smoothie). It has such a great flavor and it is packed with nutrients. \n\nThe salads and wraps here hit the spot for lunch! The raspberry chicken salad with raspberry vinegar is amazing. The chipotle chicken wrap is really good also! Again, everything they make is fresh, organic and healthy- they make healthy food taste awesome!\n\nSince every item is made fresh to order, you wait a little longer than a fast-food place, but it is not very long and it is worth it! If you need a run-in-run-out order, you can call ahead and come in to pick up your order.


I love Chinese bakery. They make beautiful cakes, not too sweet. Their breads are so moist and soft. I like their red bean buns, BBQ pork Buns, Coconut Buns and more.


This was our 3rd and final time ever staying here.  Our first stay was shortly after it opened, but sadly, the quality is really bad now. We have always known its not a 5 star hotel (Hotwire rates it a \"3\"... really?!) and never expected it to be, but we kept coming back because we really like the location - right near all the other big, popular casinos , how easy it is to get to your rooms, and loads of free parking. Realistically, it should now be 1 1/2 star rating.  Here's why - the air quality in the rooms is horrid, the bed smelled bad, the bed sheets smelled nasty, the carpet is stained and smells moldy.  When you wake up in the morning be warned -  you'll have a bunch of yuck in your throat.  \n\nMaybe I'm being too harsh, a group of homeless people liked it enough to set up camp on the northeast corner.  They were nice - I mean the one passed out on the only sidewalk to get anywhere from Hooters moved out of the way quick enough when asked.  \n\nThe sidewalk (past the homeless people) you'll discover a gauntlet of trash, pee, hundreds of nasty cans, bottles, dirt, clothes, shoes, and food.  I know its not Hooter's responsibility to monitor this, but common sense should kick in here - it's THE ONLY SIDEWALK OUT and if I were in charge I'd send my own people there to clean up the trash and steam clean the sidewalk.  It would take 2 hours at the most.  Your guests use this sidewalk so its pretty much your porch and its terrible to have to walk thru this every time you want to go.\n\nShame on you Hooter's!


I was a little hesitant to try this place, as it hasn't really been reviewed well. However, I'm glad I trusted my gut (not the hungry part, the sensible part)!\n\nWhen I walked in, the dining room was absolutely packed! Obviously, it's a popular destination. So, I took a minute to see what looked best to me. After a few minutes perusing their menu, I opted for the Shrimp Burrito. The young lady behind the counter informed me that it would take about five minutes for my order to be ready. So, I took my drink to the dining room and waited.\n\nAs I was waiting, I passed by their full bar. I wasn't really in the market for an alcoholic beverage during lunch, so I didn't really price anything. The fact that this bar exists, though...that's the important thing! The self-serve chips and salsa bar was really cool! It's similar to ones that you would find at Baja Fresh, except for the endless chips. That's a pretty nice touch, in my opinion.\n\nAfter about five minutes (a touch longer, but I wasn't in a hurry), my burrito was ready. Size wise, my burrito was comparable to ones that you find at Chipotle or Qdoba. However, the difference maker for me was the actual content. I made sure to pay extra close attention to the amount of shrimp contained in my burrito. I've been burned at places before when they skimped on contents. Not here. EVERY single bite I took was accompanied by a full shrimp...and I don't take small bites. For $8.85, I was definitely impressed. \n\nIf you're in the market for a sort of change of pace with regards to your Mexican food, you should check out Blue Burrito Grille. If you need more incentive, they do have a couple of televisions, free Wi-Fi, and a nice patio. The patio is covered by umbrellas, but it doesn't have misters or anything like that. So, if you want to sit outside, make sure you get in on the action before it gets hot!