My puppies first grooming experience a nightmare!!! Came to get my malshi puppy groomed for the first time and she came back nothing like we had asked! My puppy is half Maltese and shihtzu so her breeds coat is that of a shihtzu. We told the groomer that we wanted a \"teddybear cut\" and even pointed to the picture of a Maltese with the exact cut on the wall. The groomer told us that she would do that cut, however nearly 3 1/2 hours later we come back to find our puppy sloppily cut.. The groomer had shaved down all of her hair around her muzzle! That is not a teddybear cut! Any groomer should know that a teddybear cut requires you leave the length of the muzzle around and round out the face around the jaw line. She then left all her hair around the body long and cut her legs very thin at the bottom. My poor puppy looked absolutely awful. The groomers reasoning was that my puppies hair needed to grow out evenly so  \"she\" decided to shave her muzzle down. Of course my puppy had plenty of hair around her face and muzzle to be able to wear a \"teddybear cut\" .. I was livid. I ended up buying my own pet clipper set and shaved her down more evenly, however her face now looks like a poodle, and now it will take months to grow back! She also had knicks from the clipper on her stomach, and long patches of hair randomly around her mouth. Absolutely ridiculous ! I will never have my dog groomed there again!!!


Filthy, nasty, dirty, gross.  The cleanliness standards I experienced with my glass reminded me of a Texaco latrine.\n\n I was served a glass that was disgusting inside, the coup de grace was a 3/4\" booger-looking thing that I didn't notice until the diet Coke was consumed below the yellow and black organic mass approximately 1\" below the top of the glass.  Upon seeing that vile thing in my drink, I immediately noticed that the rest of the glass was nasty and appeared unwashed before coming back out to me.  I tried to go on with the meal but lost my appetite.  That glass was the most filthy thing I've ever been served in a restaurant or at any meal as far at that goes -and I've lived in Africa where hygiene is a luxury in some places.  I'm still trying to get the image out of my mind and feel sick that I drank from that glass.\n\nThis indicates a total breakdown in cleanliness standards.  From the dish washer to the soda fountain operator, anyone should have seen that the glass was nasty but failed to do so and served it to me anyway.\n\nMy wife still enjoyed her meal, and it was 3 stars by itself (pumpkin ravioli special).  We made sure to leave a good tip for our waitress because she did a great job under difficult circumstances.\n\nThe restaurant didn't charge me for the food I couldn't eat after the nasty; however, they didn't comp us anything for ruining my anniversary lunch.  I try to be gracious when this happens, but wow, that was disgusting.


Seriously good sandwiches.  I had an A Wreck Sub with Roast Beef, Turkey, Salami, and ham for five bucks you kidding me!  Added bacon for $1.25 and it was some of the best bacon I've ever had.  Definitely worth it.  Added all the veggies included their delicious hot peppers.  It's served warm and toasted and is super delicious.  \n\nReally go try it for yourself.


stopped in for a few pizzas with the fam. Pretty good pizza, nice local little spot. we had this pizza with meatballs and pepperoni and a margherita. Both were pretty good. Maybe next time I'll try a sandwich. solid 3 stars


We stopped by Crackers per a few friends recommendations around 11am for brunch. It was busy and the wait time was about half an hour. Once we were seated, our waiter came to get our drinks order promptly and came back soon after to get our food order. There were 4 of us & we ordered the California Eggs Benedict, the Southwest Eggs Benedict, the Day Break, and Bandito Omlet.\n\nFor whatever reason, everyone's food was brought out before mine & I didn't get it until about 5 or 7 minutes later. My dish was the California Eggs Benedict which was just alright. The bacon was crispy and tasty but the hollandaise sauce along with everything else was pretty bland. I also had asked for the side of potatoes to be extra crispy but they were not .. Or I guess only about half were. I'd say that for the quantity, the price was worth it, but not so much for the quality of food. Everyone enjoyed the items we had ordered but no one was overly excited about them. All and all, it was just okay.


Huh, so I'm clearly in the minority with this review. After hearing about this place repeatedly, I was excited to give it a try. End result was a \"meh\". For 6 of us, the total was $133. Holy crap! For pizza and iced tea?! Really?\nI tried the asian pear, goat cheese, etc etc pizza--which was odd. That's really the only word I can come up with...not bad, not delicious, just odd. Also tried a slice of the sausage/potato combo as well. Again, not bad, but not amazing. \nRestaurant is oddly located as well, you're driving along...and then there it is, in a corner house. Most of us drove past it and had to circle around.\nLikely won't be going back, but don't think they'll miss me, since it was packed on a Wednesday night. \nLarge restaurant, but seems like a small space. People were constantly bumping into each other, some guy was almost sitting in my lap while he was waiting for a table (and I was eating), employees were weaving in and out of people and crashing into each other.\nThey have pasta specials on Tuesday and Wednesday nights and other random specials on Thursdays (according to the menu).


This is a fun place to eat, but just not my cup of tea.\n\nThe service was very good and is what gets it a passing grade.\n\nUnfortunately, the food was very average. Everything was completely over-seasoned, so much so, that i could only eat half the food, and I was starving. Do not get the special hash and the potatoes on the same plate, they are seasoned nearly identically and would require you to drink a gallon of water to even attempt to finish it all. The quality of everything else though is fairly good though and i think this is why it is popular here. Maybe just stick with waffles and pancakes, they did look pretty good.\n\nIt is hard to say that i would recommend this place, maybe i would if I knew that person loved over seasoned food. It is a fun place though.


Cash only. Cute place, good crepes, good coffee.


Lousy customer service!!! The blonde girl & the cashier boy (short one) you both sucks!!! Made me wait in line for nothing. I picked 2 Pima basic for $20. The cashier boy said it's $12.95 each. I have to get the right one, went back to the rack, met the blonde near the front door, she said \"yes, they're 2 for $20\" I went back to the cashier he insist \"no, they didn't ring up\" WTF! It's not rocket science. Every H&M has it, can't believe it!!! I will call your head office for such an incompetent service.\nNo surprised, Maghan (the blonde girl) gave me bad number for customer service. However, I found one


We went to Buddy V's for a late lunch around 2:30. The restaurant was less than half full, plenty of seating, no wait. There were 4 of us, with two more on the way. The not so pleasant manager said they do not sit incomplete parties...are you joking, there were so many open tables!! We said we'd like to be seated to order drinks, they refused. So we waited a few minutes, went back up to the host stand asked if they really couldn't seat us with all the open tables, it seemed a little ridiculous.  Still a very rude no. We left went to another Venetian Italian restaurant, got seated right away.  Will never go back, horrible service. I understand if your busy, but they weren't, just very rude and unaccomadating.


Excellent service, great prices and their food is awesome.  My wife and I ordered some onion rings, they showed up hot, plentiful and delicious (and cheap - $5).\n\nI ordered a pulled pork sandwich that came with chipotle mayo and cole slaw (but I'm allergic to carrots). The waitress told me the cook would make up a batch just for me that had no carrot and the whole thing was AWESOME. It showed up with fries and a pickle and I was very happy. It wasn't terribly busy and it's right on the strip in front of Monte Carlo. I can't wait to go back.


On last Wednesday February 20th I had friends in town staying at the MGM Grand.  I'm a resident here in Las Vegas, but they reside in California.  The plan was to meet up for a nice dinner and then head to a show.  But being that I have to work late sometimes the plans ended up on getting something to eat quick in order to meet our showtime.  I arrived at MGM to pick them up and we immediately went to the food court, which was not my first choice being that I eat fast food every day and frankly the prices feel like I am at Wrigley Field. j/k however I noticed a place call \"Asian Fresh\" which I had never heard of which is rare being that Ive been in town for over 10 years.  The thing that attracted me to the place was the fresh food that was placed in the window right as you walk up.  I was amazed that a place in the food court would have such things as \"lobster, shrimp, fillet Mignon and most of all fresh vegetables\"  The prices on the other hand scared my out of towns friends half to death, but I told them based on the looks of the food it probably is worth it, and besides we would probably save money from where we were planning on going.  The service that was provided was the best I have ever had, the staff was not only friendly but assisted me with putting my order together based on what type of foods I liked.  I was amazed at how knowledgeable they were with the product.  I was more so impressed that I got to watch them make my food as I ordered it \"fresh\" which really put the word Fresh in \n\"Asian Fresh\".  When I got my food I was taken back by the presentation that I almost forgot that I had spent of $40 for just my food, but then again it looked just like the famous strip restaurant \"Hammadas\" but way less and had more flavor. This is the best Asian infused meal I have ever eaten and recommend it to anyone visiting on the strip that want the best bang for your buck and especially if you are staying at the MGM Grand Hotel. You will not be disappointed, heck I think I try to eat there at least once a month. By the way I ordered the steak and shrimp, with noodles and light veggies and added a little spice to it (fantastic)


Terrible food.  The sliders were bland, and I ordered them well, they were on the red side of medium rare.  The sauce on them was terrible.  My husband had a pizza, and while he ate it, it was clearly a pre-made crust.  \n\nThe service was okay, and for the only bar here, this was our choice for people-watching and meeting our friends.


I will not stay here again.  I am an owner in the Diamond Resorts chain and I have never been treated so badly at a Diamond affiliate.  On the good side, the housekeeping staff was terrific.  However, we made a mistake and forgot to put our parking pass on our dashboard one night.  The security guard pasted a sticker on our window that would not come off.  When I complained to management that they could use post it glue and not damage vehicles for a simple mistake, the manager did not care at all.  Yes, we made a mistake.  Does that give them the right to damage our vehicle?


For some reason there is an abundance of children at this place. I usually go to Henderson Panera but I didn't have time to wait in line. Some parent right now  is taking a pic to show the mess the kid is making bc he thinks it's cute. I had to wipe down my own table and seat. I gave it  3stars bc the salad I was craving was consistent at this location.


This must have changed owners from the last time that we visited.  You now have to pay for refills for sodas and there was a hair in my food.  The waitress said that the manager was kind of mean so he wasn't going to discount our meal even though I couldn't eat it.


I used to not like this place, but I read they changed everything. The Now use these amazing organic cibatta rolls and have removed the High Fructose corn syrup from everything!!! The also are the first restaurant to take it upon themselves to remove trans fat form 100% of everything sold there!. The Royal with light mustard is super good and I usually just switch any of the sandwiches for turkey and ham if I only like the toppings. \n\nIt has totally improved and I come here often now. Oh and I read a review that said you get Soft serve with any meal? Is that true? Why did I not know that?\n\nI would give them an extra star but they have a lesbian that works there that is thinner than me, jk ....but there is


Best Chinese food in Madison  by far. Friendly staff and quick service!  They carry a wide selection of both traditional Chinese food and American Chinese food.


I don't know how people give this place 5 stars... I went to take a tour before I bought the groupon and was overwhelmed by the smell of urine! They also wouldn't let me see any of the facility except the very first part of the \"playroom\". Red flag! If you want your dog to forget all it's potty training and inhale ammonia all day this is the place for you!


Really I'd give this place negative stars if I could. While out for a walk to enjoy spring's final arrival here in da 'burgh we stopped in for an afternoon snack. Being between the lunch and dinner rush there were only a few other diners. While I know they aren't fully staffed at 3:30 in the afternoon I still could find no excuse for the slow service.  This is Lawrenceville after all and you should expect a fair amount of foot traffic on a pretty day.  Obviously this wasn't taken into consideration when putting together the staff schedule. It was either that or our waitress was just really bad. \n\nWe ordered the goat cheese bruschetta, the artisan cheese platter and 1 diet coke. First of all, that ain't goat cheese. At least not any goat cheese I've ever tasted. However given how much balsamic vinegar it was floating in my taste buds could have been confused.  Hint to the chef - buy a quality balsamic and then us it judiciously. This stuff tasted like the cheapest bottle of balsamic you can find at Shop ans Save.  \n\nThe artisanal cheese plate was simply a joke. The first thing I noticed was the decorative strawberry that was obviously way, way past it's fresh date.  Another hint to the chef, if a strawberry is mushy and not the right color don't put it on my plate. I won't miss the decoration but I'll be dang sure to notice the spoiled berry sitting right in front of me.  I could maybe get past that if the cheese had been decent. There was supposed to be 3 cheeses and granted there were 3 small piles of cheeses plus a few slices of pepperoni. And yet more of that cheap tasting balsamic vinegar.  I know one of these cheeses was a smoked gouda but no guess on the other 2 piles.  The waitress never bothered to say what they were and I suspect it was the same cheese just cut in different shapes. I sure couldn't distinguish any difference in taste.  Artisanal this was not. I suspect it was a small serving from one of those big cheese  and meat trays they sell at any grocery store. \n\nAll told our little afternoon snack cost $30 and it wasn't just underwhelming it bordered on inedible. Given all the truly wonderful restaurants in Lawrenceville I see absolutely no reason to waste your time or money on this place. We live in the neighborhood and  therefore dine often in the neighborhood. However I can promise you we will never cross Matteo's' threshold again.


Well last week I heard about this place on the radio.  What stuck in my mind was homemade tortillas and upscale Mexican.  My husband and I were down the street and it was one of those nights where we were ready to go somewhere new.  \n\nAs mentioned it is where Roy's was at the Seville.  The decor is okay.  My husband said he thought it looked like they ran out of money.  I am okay with it, it is just bizarre where the hostess desk is but really I don't know that it could be situated anywhere else.\n\nWe sat outside and I was thrilled with the high above heaters although my husband thought it was too hot.  There were a couple of other tables on the patio and then inside there was one huge table which we were informed were media checking the place out.\n\nOur server was very good, he seemed to be working hard on learning the menu and was well versed in his descriptions of the menu.  Realist that I am I know my husband agreed to this new journey as he was craving a good Reposado which is about the only alcohol we don't stock at home.   The server said they had so many tequilas and most we wouldn't know the names of.  He brought over the list and my husband had a hard time controlling his sadness at the list.  \n\nFor dinner I ended up getting the tortilla soup, garlic shrimp, and poblano potatoes.  My husband got the special which was Alaskan Halibut with a cauliflower puree, asparagus and mixed peppers.\n\nI think the biggest issue was temperature control.  I sent my potatoes back as they were plum cold, my soup was lukewarm and my husband's fish way overcooked.  Heated up the potatoes were good, the soup was nice and the shrimp tasty.  I thought my husband's fish had a good flavor despite the cooking.  \n\nThe temperature issues can be worked out and perhaps there could be more forgiveness as it is a new place, but there was nothing about the food that stood out that would bring us back and for the price that means the  \"Meh.  I've experienced better\" is the perfect rating.


Okay we had a chance to check this place out. We ordered the RVP with a side of sausage and  biscuits with gravy side of scrambled eggs and ham. The RVP was good actually very good and the sausage was great. The biscuits with gravy were just okay, we've had better. It was more on the bland side. \n\nAs far as the bill it came out $37, kinda steep for two people that only ordered that with water and juice to drink. Not sure if we will be back.


La Creperie is located at the Paris Hotel & Casino.  It's always tempting to stop here when we are passing through.  I've only given into the temptation one time though.  Actually, we stopped that time cause our niece and nephew wanted crepes, and there were no lines on that occasion.\n\nThey've got the usual crepe choices.  Both savory crepes and dessert crepes.  I always prefer the dessert crepes cause I am such a sweet tooth.  The prices are expensive compared to most crepes that I've had elsewhere.  Although, if you are a Total Rewards member, then you get a discounted price of 50 cents off.  Still expensive though.\n\nOur niece and nephew both enjoyed their choices while my wife and I thought our orders were just average.  Both my niece and I ordered the Nutella crepe which contained nutella, bananas, candied hazelnuts, cream, and caramel sauce.   She said she would give it 8 out of 10.  I thought that for the price, it was just average.  It tasted fine, but it should be priced 2 to 3 dollars lower.  Same for the other crepes that we ordered which were the mixed berries crepe and the ham & cheese crepe.  \n\nOverall, just 3 stars because the crepes are overpriced.  I know that we're on the Las Vegas Strip, but come on!  Well, obviously the prices do not hurt business cause they usually have people waiting to order at the window when we walk by.  Good for them.


OMG, this Holt is horrible ! When you're used to the Bay-Bloor one in Toronto, this one looks like a grocery store !!\nThe selection is pretty small and actually not really good either... Example; my boryfriend went there to buy a pair of Tod's shoes, they only carried 3 pairs... 3 pairs !!!! Nothing !!! \nWe waited 15 min to have a snoby, rude saleswomen finally serving us... Of course, we didn't buy anything and will not spend any penny in that Holt Renfrew, better wait and go to Toronto or in France....


Went to the PC a few days ago. The atmosphere was good, decor good, and the bunnies were mostly gorgeous. The blonde bartender who worked on  10-14-2011 was probably 1 of the most beautiful girls I had seen all weekend in Vegas, let alone just at the club. ( you know who you are). Both bartenders were very good at bar tending. However ( and this is the reason it didn't get an extra star), the drink prices are crazy. A fu fu drink for the wife, and a red bull and vodka was $36. Yeah, I typed that right. $20 for the fu fu, and $16 for the RB and Vodka. Not a good way to start the night. At least the drinks were strong.\n After I paid, and once the blood pressure went down, I started to enjoy it there. I didn't gamble there at the few tables they had ( this minimums at the tables were high too).\nMusic was current dance music. The view was amazing, and the bunnies attitudes were ok. However, there wasn't an abundance of bunnies. I think 2 or 3 more on staff would be beneficial. \nOh, and make sure you wear comfy shoes. No sitting unless you want to pay for table service. I don't know how much it was to rent the company of the bunnies, but I saw 1 plastered dude who was paying enough to have 2 bunny dates for the evening.\nAt 1 point, 2 knockout girls started dancing on the go go stages.\nHoly shit they were hot, and wearing next to nothing. They were very friendly, letting women on stage to dance with them for a photo shoot.\nAt 11:00, the moon opened up upstairs, and there was a mass exodus to that club.\nI'd go back there if I ever found myself at the Palms, but I'd be filling up on drinks somewhere else first.


Amazing thin crust pizza!  Would be 5 star if the rest of the menu was  as good as their pizza.\nI've been going here for 7 years or so and it's always great.  It has become more popular so you will likely have to wait for a table on the weekends...especially if the snowbirds are in town.


Have to bring this down.  Place was cool, but the staff became really sh*tty.  I so like the food, but geez, it's smile or something.


We had heard positive remarks about Craftsman.  I can't say that we enjoyed the food as we never got that far. We waited for a table for 45 minutes, which is fine, as they told us up front. But once we were sat, we were never greeted by any waitstaff or served. After about 15 mins we did ask a busperson to ask our waitperson to stop by.  After another 15 minutes with no contact and repeatedly seeing who appeared to be the manager and other waitstaff walk by and making eye contact with us and gestures by us for assistance, still no service or even a \"hello, I'll be right with you.\"  So we got up, gathered our coats, and quietly left.  Maybe because we left quietly, no one raised an eyebrow on our way out or said goodbye.  In all fairness, I think this is unusual for a Food Fight restaurant and I tend to doubt that this is a pattern.  We may try it again but there are so many other options in the area on how to spend our dining dollars, we are likely to give other places a chance before going back to Craftsman and giving them another.


Have had the philly twice now.  It is pretty good. Not the best in town but up there.  Nice atmosphere with lots of screens for sports.  Get the onion rings, they are very good.


Horrible salsa and awful, stale chips. Mediocre fish tacos and they don't have black beans! Seriously?


Went back today for lunch. I had the Chicago Italian Beef sandwich. It was fabulous. Had great flavor, crunchy bread. Came with fries and a drink. \nThe sandwich was huge and more fries than one person needs to eat. \nI had half the sandwich and half the fries. Two people could definitely share this. All for 7.50. \nThe lady who works there is so nice. Makes you feel welcome.


Ah. This place kills me......for two reasons. Firstly, it USED to be amazing...Then all of a sudden, the quality of the food and service kind of crashed. And secondly, what kind of restaurant DOESN'T ALLOW YOU TO TAKE YOUR FOOD TO GO?!??! This is the reason I won't be back. I had gone there with a friend, and we ordered and appetizer to share and then a main dish each. I had the veal with mushroom sauce which in the past was pretty amazing. However, halfway through that dish, I got full (shocking, I know). At the end of our meal, both of us asked for the rest of our dishes to be packed to go and we were told by a very unhappy woman that this would not be possible. Either eat it all here, or too bad. It was SHOCKING. So.....although the food is ok, I won't be returning here. I don't like feeling ripped off, and the fact that they won't give you the rest of your paid-for food, makes me feel totally ripped off.  :|


From the apps to the desserts, I have not had a bad meal. Yes, you can find one in most major areas, but its good food. Why not hit the places you know are dishing out consistent meals?


This Subway has come a long way. It used to have pretty poor, unfriendly service. The teenage gals working there seemed to rather chit-chat than work but I think a manager with a somewhat ironfist may have read them the riot act because service has improved (at least this trip!).\n\nWhere the sandwiches used to be put together half-@$$ed, this time they were made with a little more love. The gals were more interested in greeting us, taking our orders properly, and being fast and efficient with getting everything prepared and paid for. The restaurant itself is very clean and the food very fresh, so it's safe to say there's new management involved.\n\nI have to say that Subway has the best tuna sub on the planet. That is no lie. I'm not sure what it is they do, but that's about the only thing I can ever order here. I have a nephew who worked at one years ago, but he said there was no secret to it.  Adding bacon to it might have something to do with it. You can't go wrong with bacon! I've even seen chocolate-covered bacon but have yet to try it. I'm not big on the lettuce at these joints but I always go with the fresh spinach instead if there's not an ecoli scare happening. The sandwich makers can go a little extreme with the mayo so I have to tell them \"just a little bit\" and not make the mistake of just saying \"light mayo\", because they will indeed get the bottle of \"light mayonnaise\" and slop too much on my sandwich, not realizing I just meant \" a little bit\" of mayo. Comprende?\n\nThe breads are all good but I always stick with their wheat, never toasted. I swear I scrape the hell out of my lips on any sub that gets toasted.\n\nNice selection of chips. Nothing like putting them on your sandwich for that extra crunch. They also carry one of the best iced-teas for these type of restaurants called \"Fuze\". I wish more stores would carry it. Tastier than Lipton's!\n\nFair prices but it gets weird how they judge the prices of a footlong. They can go anywhere from $5 to $9 depending on what's inside. Is there a tuna shortage?\n\nYour pal,\nWalter


Great show, I am not really into this kind of thing usually but my girlfriend wanted to really go see it.  I had saw these guys before on tv and thought they were good, but the new prism show is just awesome.  Much better than i was expecting. I have seen quite a few Vegas shows and this one is right up there.


Great show. Half the cost of other shows and as most reviews have already said. \nDo it!!!!! Not a bad seat in the house is also true. Perfect view as rows are low enough\nthat your not looking at the back of someone's head.


Jaleo suffers from what seemingly all Tapas places in the US suffer from. The whole idea of tapas is to try small portions of a number of different types of food at lower prices. Jaleo provides smaller portions but doesn't have as wide a variety of food as one would hope for and definitely doesn't have the lower prices. \n\nJaleo then suffers from another problem - they fry just about every dish. Spanish food is not necessarily heavy or populated by fried items, but Jaleo's menu is just loaded up with fried options when it simply doesn't need to be. Even the datillos con tocino (dates with bacon - an absolute tapas staple) is fried. i've never seen that, why ruin the dish by frying it?\n\nBecause of that maybe the best dish we had was the sliced apple and fennel salad - it was just so fresh and such a welcome, refreshing change. The other dish that was very good was the skirt steak with piquillo peppers - another common Tapas dish - that was done well. I love skirt steak so that helps as well since the steak was cooked well. \n\nSo, yes, I've experienced better.


I want to start off by saying I usually hate fish and chips but agreed to try this place out with my friend as per our usual yelp event. I instantly loved it. the restaurant itself is very casual laid back feel, we ate outside however. The service was good as well. \n\nI ordered the salmon fish and chips in  a Guinness batter and my friend ordered the cod. We swapped one each so we can try both. I personally enjoyed the salmon more but they were both delicious. We also both split the popcorn shrimp which were great. \n\nA great fish and chips joint with quality ingredients thumbs up!


What a great experience.  I have been there 2 or 3 times, and had an excellent meal and a great evening every time.  Exceptionally good staff, very knowledgeable, welcoming, polite and professional.  Excellent menu.  Very attractive decor.


I am searching for a good doctor here in Scottsdale and found this practice on Cigna.com.  I called to see if Dr. Magda Williams was accepting new patients.  She was indeed.\n\nI asked the receptionist what the next step was since I was a new patient.  She let me know that I'd have to have an initial appointment to establish care, deeming the doctor my primary care physician.  \n\nCould I meet the doctor before signing the agreement?  She had to ask someone and then let me know that I could meet with Dr. Soni (a male doctor) during this initial appointment, but Dr. Williams could give me a physical after I establish care.  \n\nWhy would I want to meet with some other doctor to establish care with Dr. Williams?  I asked her if Dr. Williams had any open appointments the next day; Dr. Soni did at 2:15.  I let her know I'd think about it; I didn't feel comfortable with this arrangement.  \n\nI received a call today from Scottsdale Family & Urgent Care informing me that I had missed an appointment at 2:15.  Did I want to reschedule?\n\nI called back and told the receptionist about the initial call.  There is clearly a lack of communication at this office.  I don't think I'll be going to this Family Practice.  \n\nTwo stars for persistance.  I really wish I could write a better review about the actual DOCTORS at the practice--not a critique of the protocol and competence of the receptionists--but I guess that's why they call them \"gate keepers\".


Olive Garden........hmmmpphhh\n\nAs I'm not a huge fan of Olive Garden, I went. My buddy said his dad was in town and invited me to eat with them. I could use some unlimited breadsticks in my life right about now.  \n\nThe service was good not great. Our server got in an argument over the bill in the table behind us and was kind of rude and loud and disturbed our conversation. That was a little annoying, but not that big of a deal. The food came out 20 mins after we ordered and she almost served one of our pints to a different table, probably cause she was flustered over the argument.\n\nI had the Chicken Marsala, it was not bad.  I was pretty hungry so I probably ate more than I normally would have. The peppers and onions were a little overcooked, the onions weren't bad but the peppers were almost black.  The marsala wasn't bad and the mushrooms were delicious.  Chicken....Ehhh, not bad.\n\nLocation is a little iffy, kinda out of the way from where we're staying this week but wasn't that bad. It's kind of behind the main streets in the area, (peoria)


Complete dump.  Hotel staff was rude, bed was not comfortable, and while I was there (which was during CES, Las Vegas' busiest trade show), the hotel was out of soap.  The desk clerk said it wasn't their fault because it was back ordered.  I guess all of the other hotels in Las Vegas figured this one out, but for some reason, the guys at Alexis couldn't see this one coming.  Never again.  This was booked through my work's travel department, and I'll be making a point to never go there again.


Well my wife and decided to try Willy and Jose's again. We first ate there about 6 yrs ago. So we decided to try it again.\nThis second visit 6 tears later confirms it. What an awful place.\nThey served us the usual tortilla chips, salsa and bean dip.  The chips were old and hard. Bean dip .... Nothing to crow about. Salsa tasted canned.  The wife ordered a strawberry margarita. More strawberry syrup and not enough booze. $ 8.00 for a $ 2.00 drink.\nWife ordered chicken enchiladas with mole. She enjoyed it.\nI ordered a 3 item combo. Pork tamale tasted fine but it was covered with a poor canned tasting enchilada sauce; the chili relleno was filled with cheese reminiscent of Velveeta or Cheese Whiz..the relleno was a little bit over fried.. And the flauta was not crispy at all. Soft like a enchilada. \nService was okay but it could not makeup for the dismal food. \nI'm definitely not a fan. Won\"t go back. Roberto's greasy Mexican food is heads above the garbage served at Willy & Jose's.


This place is awesome.  Nestled between a convenience store and an adult book store on Indian School and 31st Ave., you'll miss it if you don't know to look for it.  I was introduced to Angie's & Jimmie's by a co-worker, and I am so grateful!  This place is a dive, but the food is awesome, the waitstaff are friendly, and you get a ton of food for a tiny price!  I ordered the hot turkey and cheese sub.  I wish I had known to order the half sub, because the whole sub was ENORMOUS.  I was hard-pressed to finish half, and the other made for a very filling dinner later that night.  The fresh cut fries are wonderfully seasoned, and one serving is more than enough for two people to split.  My co-worker ordered the small order of wings (12) , expecting your run-of-the mill bite-sized wings, but what she got was a heaping plate of HUGE wings.  She was able to get through four of them.  As if that weren't enough, this place offers a monster-sized 28\" pizza!  The same co-worker and I are heading back there today, and I'm looking forward to enjoying some pizza.  And fries, of course!


I am sorry to say, but I did like Jesse and Urias, but they decided to diss me after requesting service.  They scheduled an appointment today and failed to show up, no call. I tried to call them to reschedule, but they did not return my phone call. Its a shame, because I liked them.


so I ate here 3 nights in a row.  impressed with the variety of pizza & how they list the cooking temp.  I enjoyed the Chicago thin-crust which was cracker-thin.  the cheese, meats, sauces  & vegis are grand.  Woohoo! As good as it gets bar.  &  the food prices are good enough that I don't have to do happy hour.  twice I ordered a pizza & enjoyed the rest for breakfast.  returning in April & will eat here at least 3 times.  I need to try the fries, calamari & Stromboli


Decor is pretty nice (there's even fishtanks and cozy booths), service is pretty quick, food is a flop.  And its expensive!  I don't want to pay $15 bucks for a mediocre taco, do you?  You're better off going to Wendy's and ordering the southwest salad...


Love this salon! Conveniently located in the district. Brandi always does an amazing job on my hair! No matter if I'm going blond, or decide to go totally dark. Not to mention she gives the MOST amazing scalp massage I've ever had! Literally feel like a new person when I leave. I also like how private their little rooms are. Makes girl talk with Brandi that much better, and I don't have to hear all the other conversations going on, and they don't have to hear mine! 5 stars! :)


Love this place! Lettuce wraps amazing! Egg rolls so good! Love the passion tea! Good service good food good times. This location is not as busy as some of the others so it's a great place on a Friday night!


Went once. Las Fuentas is sooooo much better! No need to go back here


took my mustang for diagnostic and oil change, everything they told me was false, car came back with 5 defective brake lights, car now runs worse than before, car was disgusting when it came back. you guys suck! dont go here if you love your car, their mechanics are shi*t! worst customer service!!\n\nupdate* ford were wrong about my diagnosis that i paid $130 for!\n\nall i needed was an o2 sensor that should have been warrantied by law as the car is less than 7 years old and has less than 70,000 miles. guess ill be looking further into this


Plenty of good time here\n\nMiller Ale House is situated in the Town Centre shopping and entertainment complex.\n\nThis place is a tight sports bar that has great food for lunch and dinner to boot. The Ale house has all your draft and bottle needs with a decent range of 50 to 90 beers at one time.\n\nI recommend the wings while watching some hockey or basketball. They use to have moose drool beer which is my jam but they unfortunately took it off the menu.\n\nThe service here is always decent and beer is cold. I don't have any real complaints other than the location kinda of caters to tourist market, if they opened in Summerlin somewhere it would an awesome local hang out spot for sure


\"Cr\u00eape Bar. Go time.\" \n\"I looked at the menu again last night.\"\n\"I've looked at it 36 times this week. Their FB menu link went live.\"\nAnd so we were off - mom, lil sister and I - hungry, hyped, and ready for all kinds of tomcr\u00eapery (it's a word now).\n \nThe play-by-play:\n\nBreakfast burrito (sans bacon) - egg, cheese, chipotle crepe, avocado salsa.\n\"The best part is the crepe. I just crunched a huge piece of fleur de sel.\"\n\"What? I can't hear you over the salsa-egg symphony in my mouth.\"\n\"Why not everything just be cr\u00eapes?\"\n\n3 mini cr\u00eapes - spicy buffalo chicken, carrot slaw, blue cheese. \n\"Would have been better as a taco. The slaw needs taco.\"\n\"The flavor is good, but it's all kinda mushy. It does need the crunch.\"\n\"Wait... it's not one of each kind of those cr\u00eapes?\"\n\nGriddled chicken cr\u00eape (sans everything) - chicken, cheese, crepe.\n\"Dude, you ordered a quesadilla.\"\n\"A fancy quesadilla.\"\n\"Sorry for eating all the edges... the crispy cheese and fluffy cr\u00eape were meant to be together. In my stomach.\"\n\nVanilla custard cr\u00eape - dressed strawberries, caramel, cr\u00eape rolls.\n\"There are three cr\u00eape rolls! Perfect!\"\n\"Omg taste the brulee'd top part.\"\n\"Why not everything just be vanilla bean custard? Mor custerd!\"\n\nYogurt parfait - lemon gel, berries, spelt & pistachio granola.\n\"This granola is salty... it's so good.\"\n\"Oh, there's fruit and stuff on the bottom. Dig!\"\n\"What is this stuff? Not quite yogurt... not quite whipped cream. Lemon fluff. Mmm.\"\n\nAlmond milk latte + Chai tea -\n\"What do you mean there's no decaf coffee?\"\n\"The coffee's sweet. Not intense. Not quite Village Roastery, but still good.\"\n\"I am still in awe of this Chai. It's perfection.\"\n\nComplementary cookies in coffee milk -\n\"This is like Cookie Crisp for grown-ups.\"\n\"I'm putting a cookie piece in the vanilla custard cr\u00eape. Brilliant.\"\n\"They should make that a thing! Cookies and cream cr\u00eape.\"\n\nTL;DR- The service is friendly and cheery, the lemon parfait was really something special, and the vanilla custard cr\u00eape and breakfast burrito are also worth a re-eat sometime. I'm not usually a huge cr\u00eape fan, but consider me a fan of the Cr\u00eape Bar.


I've been here several times for karaoke. The place really isn't any fun. I only go here occasionally for karaoke because it's fairly close to where I live.\n\nIf you decide to visit this place for karaoke you'll do a lot more listening than singing. You'll be lucky to get up to sing once every hour.\n\nDrinks are overpriced and the service is very slow.\n\nIf you wanna go to watch others sing they do have some good regulars. Who, by the way, you'll notice get up to sing a lot more than you do. The food is also decent.\n\nIf you're looking for a great place to sing karaoke look elsewhere.


i love pies but this place doesn't do it for me. the pies seem to be sitting there all day long and they turn out really soggy and cold. my lemon meringue was cold on the verge of freezing\n\nservice wise, one of the girls gave us attitude. we asked for a glass of water, took forever to come. not only did it took forever, the glass was dirty as hell. we even joked it was bathroom water. speaking of which, it might have been..\n\nthe hot chocolate and the coffee was the highlight of a miserable evening


Awful experience. Will never stay at this hotel again.\n\nMy friends and I booked this hotel through Hotwire for a weekend stay at the end of May. After the first night, my Macbook Pro and cell phone were stolen from my hotel room despite locking the door (I double checked before leaving) and leaving the 'do not disturb' sign out. The hotel did absolutely nothing to help. Mario, the front desk employee repeatedly said that 'nothing has ever happened like this before', as if that would make anyone in this situation feel any better. I was so upset that I left Montreal that night while my friends remained. Before I left though, Mario promised us a full refund of our stay, although we had to contact Hotwire first. I did so a couple days afterwards and was informed by Hotwire that the hotel did not approve the refund. I called the hotel again during which the hotel supervisor, Freddy, informed me that they couldn't do anything for me because my friends had stayed the night of the incident. I was incredibly frustrated to the point of tears, yet nothing was done to even alleviate the situation.   \n\nSecurity is terrible and service was even worse. I would NOT recommend staying in this hotel to anyone.


Sangria, Sangria!\n\nAlong with many of the other places, Firefly is bomb.com!  Definitely a place you can come with a party...to party.  With awesome food, service and ambiance, a good time is to be had!\n\nNo matter how many people you come with, you can expect them to enjoy their experience.  Don't worry about ordering, everyone can order something different and pass the plates around.  A favorite of mine is patatas bravas, veggie empanada, firefly fries, and mac n cheese.  That mac n cheese I won't share.  Get your own, you won't regret it. Along with the food, the drinks are tasty too.  Can't go wrong with sangria.  Red sangria is really good.  If you plan to have more than 1 drink, order a pitcher.\n\nService here, I hate to say, could be better.  My friends and I were seated right away, but service after that was slowww. And we were sitting at the bar, where someone is always there.  We ordered through someone other than our waiter, because he was a lil too busy.  But other than that, I enjoyed myself.\n\nFridays at 10:30pm is Latin night.  Salsa! So much fun.  I love watching the really experienced dancers.  The fluidity of their movements is amazing.  Some of them incorporating flips and special turns in their routines.  And they all switch partners.  Don't be surprised if someone come to you while your dancing.


THIS REVIEW IS NOT FOR THE RESTAURANT JUST THE NIGHT LOUNGE.... They put WAYYYY too many people in such a small space.  They definitely were not under the maximum capacity!  I don't know how everyone feels about dress codes, but personally unless you're going to a NICE club or somewhere super fancy who gives a crap what you wear.  My friends all had to take off their hats & I'm sorry, but I just don't think this place is that nice to worry about hats!  The other thing was my friends bought a table & bottle (which was pricy for such a small place, but cheaper than the usual nightclub, but as I've said in reviews before it's vegas so high prices are what you should expect). Anyway, the waitress (who was very nice) asked if she could resell the table, I said to ask our friend who bought it, but she asked some other guy while our friend was in the bathroom & resold our table.  My friend came back & was pissed! We did talk to the manager & he comped us another bottle & table, which was very nice & made the night a little better.  That's why I put 2 stars, otherwise it would have had 1.  The music isn't too bad, lots of hip hop & I guess there could be worse places, but it's just definitely not for me, I just really hate overly crowded places.  So if you're into feeling like a sardine in a can with people sweating all over you & like hip hop music then this may be the place for you.  Personally i'd rather go to a real nightclub if I want to drink & dance where I have a little more space!


My daughter was looking for a full size quilt. She found one that she really liked but it was a California king size comforter. I asked the cashier Suze if she had one in full size. She informed me that she did not have one in this store, but that she could looked if there was one available in another store. She was able to find one but, in a Phoenix store. While we were talking about what freeway to take and major crossroads, an Anna's employee offered to picked up the comforter and bring it to this store.\nThe customer service in this store exceed my expectations! Thank you so much fro the great customer service :)


This review is based on our visit tonight. The Ceasar salad was wilted and the croutons were soggy and lacked flavor. We had to return the bowl of chili, it was loaded with CORN. We ate here in August and there was no corn in it. The food server said he would talk it off our bill, he did not offer to get us something else. I noticed another party was returning their burger. He had told the food server to make it well done, which it wasn't. We observed our food server tell the manager about our chili, but never did the manager come to our table to apologize. Unacceptable! Earlier in the afternoon we did have a shake to go. Their shakes are yummy!  Strawberry a little runny, chocolate rich and thick.


I'm embarrassed to say that for all the years I've been coming here (11) I neglected to write a review.  \n\nWhen I first moved to Arizona from Cali I would regularly make trips home to my hairdresser because I hadn't found anyone out here.  Trying to embrace change is never easy for me I suppose.  \n\nAt the suggestion of a family member who had been going to Chris (female) for over 10 years I went as well.  I was never more impressed and was extremely pleased with the cost and overall cut.  \n\nFor the last eleven years Chris has been cutting my hair.  She did my hair for my wedding.  She did my moms hair and my sisters hair.  She's great.  She listens to you, gives you exactly what you wanted.  She's totally reasonable.  You will NEVER leave disappointed.  \n\nShe knows each client by name.  She's a lovely person to know personally and professionally.  She cuts hair for the young and old.  She's popular for a reason.  Whether your looking for just a trim or a whole new do Chris is your gal.


Pretty good food. Pop in here for a quick lunch or a quick dinner. I wouldn't plan on coming here for a nice dinner while on vacation, but after a long day of sightseeing, if you want to just sit down and get some Mexican and a few coronas without having to go back to the hotel and shower and get dressed up, this place will do. I think it's a bit more pricey then Sam's Place next door, but check the menus on line.


These guys are incompetent, unprofessional, and RUDE!!! \n\nMy wife took our 95 Toyota 4Runner to be smogged and the Tech failed the truck (after it passed the sniffer test) saying that it was supposed to have 2 catalytic converters.\n\nThe truck only has a single catalytic converter from the factory, and we verified this to him by calling the dealer in his presence. We even told him to call himself and verify with the dealer. It has never had a problem passing emissions with the single catalytic converter. I have the carfax to prove it!\n\nWe immediately took it to another smog shop who said that the previous tech was incompetent and the vehicle is within spec. Unfortunately the only ones who can give us an \"exemption\" are the techs at the DMV, since the vehicle has already been \"black flagged\".\n\nSo now I have to go appeal to the smog people at the DMV, and my vehicle has an emissions black flag on it's record.\n\nThe regional manager was at the shop when this all went down, and was just as rude. Thanks to their incompetence hours of our time has been, and will continue to be wasted.


We went there just because Tony  Bourdain went there and he loved it.  Well Tony you did us dirt!  This place is for people who like to think they are cool and like to be seen being what they think is cool.  We started with a tomato soup that was flat in flavor and tasteless with raw crunchy slices of tomatoes placed in it.  But that was not the worsted of it.  It was served luke warm  with a chunk of brie,, oh but there is more, the rind  was still on eeeuuuu, omg it was gross!  We ordered the big New York steak ... Dont bother talk about false advertising this is more like a  top round of the lowest quality.  It was not edible, you just chew and chew and chew.  If you enjoy beef gum this is the steak for you, but lay in some dental floss cause boy you will need it.  Service was something out of a fast food restaurant hurried and careless.  For us this by far has won the #1 bad meal of the last 5 years.  Up side they sat us in the garden area which was cool temp wise and very pleasant if I had known the best food in the house was in those pots growing besides me not only would I have saved a bucked to cash, but had a better meal.


I really enjoy going to this place!!  It looks like a little hole in the wall but the food is great!  As well as the service!  It's close to my boyfriends work and that's how I found out about it!  Everyone he works with raves about their salsa!  And it is de-lish!  Every day they have lunch specials and it's very affordable.  They also have outside seating which is nice.


Cooper Coons, Ltd. helped my husband and I setup our family trust, will, and directives. We really appreciated how everything was thoroughly explained to us and we were able to feel confident we had the right firm. This firm has a great office and everyone I have met there was very friendly. Cooper Coons, Ltd. takes the time to get to know their clients and make sure that they are well informed and have what they need to make smart decisions while protecting their interests. We plan on using them to setup our LLC in the near future. I would highly recommend them!


Walking into this place for the first time, I thought to myself: Wow, this is nothing like the one in Scottsdale.  The restaurant was new and clean with good a/c.  And the bar area looked like someplace I would actually want to hang out.  Later, thru more experience, I realized that there are actually a lot of similarities.  Same bad service, which ranges from snobby to forgetful and nonexistent.  Same mediocre boring bar food.  Same overpriced drinks.\n\nThe only thing I really like about Majerle's is that they have good music and they show music videos on a couple of the TVs.  That gives those of us who are not sports fanatics something to look at and also ups the overall coolness factor of the place.  This location does have that as well but it is completely offset by the fact that there are usually a bunch of kids around.  I know we are in the suburbs and close to the mall but when did it become OK to bring a baby to a bar.  Seriously?  I wish they would repeal the smoking ban just so that us dinks would have someplace to go where we could enjoy happy hour without screaming kids running around.


The food here is pretty good. I love the wasabi tempura shrimp appetizer. The mushroom soup is very rich. \n\nThe washrooms are designed with a contemporary style, very nice.


German pancakes, Swedish pancakes, one side of sausages, two coffees for. $34.  Way too high for OK food.  Long wait to get table when only few customers eating and had to ask someone to send waitress to take order.  Would not return.


OMG! \nOne hell of a show. \nIf you are not a Puritan, you will laugh your ass off. \nA pseudo cirque meets vaudeville meets HBO comedy special. \nSome eye candy thrown in for good measure. \nMy friends & I had a blast. \nA few of us actually peed our panties. It was that good. \nHighly recommend.


NOPE! HUH UH! DOO-DOO! Ok. This is pretty harsh. I was there for the first time on 9/2/2010 before the last of the Cardinals pre-season opener for a bite before the game. There was a wait....ok....got it! However, their were open tables? Don't GOT it! The hostess said \"Your table is ready\" yay! \"Oh, by the way would you mind sitting on the patio\"? We were game for it. The Hostess then walks us through the patio and out to.....wait for it......Arizona beach area?! Low back, low to the ground wooden benches and beach style chairs. Yeah, sure in Arizona 100 plus heat. Not happening. So, we wait for an inside table. We eventually get one. The friendly waitress Jesse takes our drink order. We wait about 4 minutes or so.....perfect. Jesse takes our food order. We wait about 50 minutes for not so good food. I was with 2 other people. We ordered the following. Person #1 ordered Nacho's w/ sour cream on the side. Person #2 ordered a grilled chicken Quesadilla and I ordered fried Ice Cream. They were all terrible. The Quesadilla was as thin as Taco Bell's and three times the price. I mean they were SKIMPY! The Nacho's I was told were chewy. Nice, just what one would like, chewy nacho's. Jesse our server did apologize for the wait saying this \" Im so sorry you had to wait. I keep telling the staff to hold off on seating people to give the kitchen a chance to get caught up\" WELL, that explains why we could not be sat inside when there were tables open. So, like I said. Pretty bad execution, bad food, long wait. NO GOOD! If you go keep in mind too the menu is extremely limited. So, ADIOS....thats goodbye in.....well I'm just sticking with the theme, using my resources!


Don't go here.  I know you might want to try it but these good reviews are people who sadly have no taste buds. I got fries a burger and the spicy chicken. The spicy chicken which I am almost positive they drive down the street got it from McDonald's re wrapped it and gave it to me for 50 cents more.. Only McDonald's chicken is better quality.. That's right McDonald's is better which is the only time I have or will ever say that.  Their burger was flavorless and had the same consistency as burgers you find in the frozen dinner isle at Walmart. They have a lot of bells and whistles. Like wings, seasoned fries and whatever but trust me it's not worth it. Don't waste your time go across the street you'll be happy you did.


Not a bad place for a pint of Guiness....\n\nService - For a humongous place, the service was quite good.\n\nDrinks - Different sizes for a pint of Guiness or your other favorites. And, the pint is the smallest size. Very cool.\n\nFood - Oh, I just had dinner and still munched on their food. Order the \"Dirty Chip\".  You gotta try it.\n\nPrice - Ahhh,  okay that was a bit pricey.\n\nAmbiance.  Too large, not too intimate.  Pubs should be eclectic and not, well clubby.  But definitely this place is huge.\n\nParking - if you are a local, well, what a pain to wait for your car, but it is part of the valet experience.\n\nI would give this place a four, but due to such a large size place and high prices, I gotta reduce it a bit!\n\nNevertheless - GO FOR IT.


Like some others I was skeptical because the base boards that I bought were so cheap in comparison to Lowe's or even lumber liquidators.  But the quality of the baseboards was great for the price and the service was good


I don't know about every item on their menu (yet), but what I've had has been terrific! \n\nLet me tell you, just coming to a place where they genuinely appreciate your patronage and want to make you feel at home is such a treat these days (but if it was just that, I wouldn't feel good recommending them).\n\nLet me explain what you're getting: the meats are straightforward, well cooked and seasoned pleasantly, but everything is very moderately flavored, so that you can use their delicious sauces without fighting flavors. \n\nTheir sandwiches are simple meats, perhaps with onions or another small accompaniment on a simple, soft bread roll. \n\nWe had a hot links sandwich, that I HIGHLY recommend, especially if you dress it with their southwestern BBQ sauce - perfect pairing! \n\n(In fact, lots of their dishes seem to perfectly pair with one of their sauces.)\n\nWe enjoyed the pulled pork, though by itself it was very simple - it definitely wanted BBQ and really was great with either their original black or red spicy!\n\nAs for main dishes, we also enjoyed the ribs which were a bit more seasoned than the pork. They were fall-off-the-bone even though they weren't a buttery-fatty tender sort of meat. Very nice and delightful with black or red sauce.\n\nBut I can't go without really trying to sell you on their sides!\n\nFirst, my favorite: a chheeeesy and spicy Mac and cheese - really, really tasty in its own right and very different and awesome with their sweet mustard BBQ sauce!!\n\nAlso, they have an interesting roasted avocado side with olive oil and lemony seasoning that is quite yummy!\n\nThey have baked beans which are like a cross between ranch style and BBQ baked beans - not terribly exciting as I like intense flavors.\n\nLastly they have fairly basic potato salad, tasty on its own, but once again really nice with spicy BBQ sauce - yum!\n\nAll in all a terrific restaurant with tastes to please most and hosts that will please everyone - I really hope they thrive here!


What's the point of opening until midnight when vendors are closing left and right and others are out of specials! What are we paying for?


My Sisters and I went here tonight just to have dinner and talk. when we arrived it was pretty busy and we were seated fairly quickly, so kudos to them for that. The host seated us in the corner and pretty much forgot about us. We literally sat there for 20 minutes with no one asking to take our order. We didn't even have water. Mind you, by this time it had died down and wasn't that busy. We were contemplating on just walking out but we were all hungry. so I got up and walked over to one of the waiters and asked him to come take our order. I sat back down, waited a little longer and finally he came a took our order ( Let's call him waiter #1). We ordered a Vegas roll, a Crunch roll, and a Chicken plate WITH RICE. After we placed our order, 5 minutes later walks up the Host and he asks if we've been helped. Uh, where were you like 20 minutes ago? We waited about 10-15 minutes for the chicken plate to get to our table and different waiter brings it to us (waiter #2). No rice... before we could even ask about the rice the waiter was gone. so about 10 minutes after that, our sushi plates get to the table, but a different waiter brings it to us (waiter #3).and my Vegas roll was not even hot or warm. It was like when you stick your food in the microwave for 10 seconds, it heats up a little bit but it's not quite there. yeah.. disappointing. We then ask this waiter to bring us the rice. After he brings us the rice, he leaves and no other waiter asks us anything from that time to the time we finished our food. Finally waiter #1 comes back and asks us if we wanted refills. After all that, we were finished and ready to pay, It took us so long just to get someone to give us our check, but they were so quick to get their money. We didn't even have time to properly put the money into the book before Waiter #3 comes up to us asking if we needed change and we Finally leave. I don't think I'll be going back there. It was more or less an hour from the time we sat down to the time we got our food. AN HOUR... seriously? We felt like they catered to all the other customers and they just walked right by us. After reading some of the reviews, I'm not the only one who has experienced bad service with this place. To me, the Experience of the restaurant is 50/50. 50% Quality and taste of food, 40% Service and 10% atmosphere. If there's shitty service you're not going to enjoy your food, no matter how nice it looks. I gave them 2 stars because the food was pretty good and it restaurant looks nice.\n\nOverall-\n\nFOOD: 3/5\nTasty. Though my Vegas roll wasn't too hot, or warm for that matter.\n\nSERVICE: 0/5\nHated it, Deal breaker\n\nATMOSPHERE: 3/5\nNice, dim and calm.


I have had massages at spas all over the world & this place has world class therapists.  I have never had a bad experience.  I have been a client since they opened this location and was not sure what to expect because I had only bad experience after bad experience at Massage Envy where I was a member before hand.  From day 1, Hand & Stone has been really great.


Moderately priced. Located at the South end of the Strip. Pool area is nice, but was dirty and crowded (food wrappers in the pool). Rooms had a good view, but poor soundproofing, no wifi, and no fridge (unless you upgrade to the deluxe rooms).


Came for a friend's birthday and really was not that impressed. First of all, it took us a while to find parking as this place only has street parking and a few spots in back. On Saturday if you are there before 7pm, all alcohol was 1/2 off and some appetizers were on special. We ate dinner there and the menu was very limited. The food was okay, but our burgers were over cooked. The service was slow and it took us a while to get our check. I'd go to hang out again and have a few drinks, but I wouldn't suggest making this your regular hang out.


I also am surprised that there are not more reviews for Betty Lou. We did the Monona brunch cruise and really liked it.\n\nOverall, the gig is pretty sweet, but I'll admit they have some serious room for improvement.\n\nMajor cons: value for price, selection of seats on the boat, availability of crew/service\n\nMajor pros: taste and amount of food, quality of atmosphere/boat\n\nIt was really disappointing when we got on to be shoved out of the way by a group of young children, who ended up getting seats on the top deck. If you get there early (like we did), start to line up right in front of the wooden dock to the boats, as that's where they board from. It would be much more organized if they called groups onto the boat in the order they were booked.\n\nThe food was AMAZING. So good and perfectly organized into appetizers, main course, and dessert. I loved it!\n\nThe mimosas were tasty, but were weak and it was difficult to get a waitress/bartender as there were only 2 of them tending to the entire boat of 50 people. You are dismissed from your table to go and get food, but we were never dismissed for the first round. Again, it was difficult to get the attention of the crew/waitresses.\n\nThe views were really scenic and the captain does a quick spin at the end so that you can take photos with the Capitol and the Monona Terrace in the background.


We received a flyer in the mail for a free 16 ounce uswirl, for being new residents to the area.  We called and confirmed before coming down.  When we arrived we were treated so badly that we left the creams vowing never to return.


This place has great potential and I'm looking forward to trying again when they've been open a bit longer. \nFirst of all, hooray for another interesting place in downtown Glendale! They get an extra star just for the location. And the burger I ordered was awesome- probably the second or third best I've had in the Valley at this price point ($10 ish for a burger with fries). Hubs had brisket that they were smoking out back and it had a nice little kick to it.\nWe also ordered the meat and cheese platter, which was all right but nothing special. They had to bring the listed olives separately because they forgot them on the platter. I also saw a table nearby sending back food because it wasn't what they had ordered (issue with getting a side dish right I think). Service was friendly but a bit slow and disorganized. Hopefully they get that together soon because this could be a great West Valley staple. I also wonder if they will do something to integrate with the community theater that is right next door. Dinner and a show could be a fantastic deal there.


After staying at Bellagio, The Venetian, and other comparable 4-5 star hotels, The Signature is now my home base for when I attend those pesky conventions -- CES being the most recent. Basically, there are 3 towers, no casino floor, and all are linked to the MGM Grand via walkway.\n\nInside the room, you'll find a nice and comfortable (not too soft or firm, just right) bed, fridge, stove, microwave, plasma TV, jacuzzi tub, balcony (optional but I always ask for this and strip view), and too much more to list. \n\nThough the $15/day \"resort fee\" they tack on may sound unreasonable, you actually get free Wi-Fi as well as gym access. Other resorts charge $12+ and $10+ for the same amenities respectively\n\nRoom rates range from $149 (summer / off peak) - $350+ (conventions), so make sure you double check with the front desk for any special offers before putting in your reservation.


Not a huge fan of this Ross. If I'm in the area, I'll check it out but they aren't particularly well-stocked and their aisles are a bit on the messy side. \n\nFrom time to time I'll find a good buy, but for the most part I leave empty-handed. This is a rarity for me when I visit Ross. Definitely not one of the better options in town, but worth a stop from time to time.


This restaurant is a class act from top to bottom! My gf and I have ate here around 10 plus xxx, we have requested Carl as our server each time, he is great, never disappoints. Food and service are top notch, definitely my favorite steak house in Vegas! ---8 yr resident


I don't like the physical location of the Fiesta Mall LensCrafters but I much prefer their staff at the Optometrist's office and the retail side.\n\nI don't recommend booking appointments here online for your eye exams.\n\nThe Optometrist was VERY nice and so was his assistance, however the front desk staff for the Doctors side leaves something to be desired. Their area also looks messy and cluttered.\n\nAfter our exams (My daughter and I both had appointments)\n\nWe choose frames and got everything ordered. The woman was perfectly nice and several people tried to help us with frames while we were looking, even offering pictures to do side by side comparisons with frames.\n\nAfter ordering everything, my glasses would be done in an hour and my daughter would have to wait 2 weeks.\n\nWe went, had lunch, checked out the puppies in the store next to LensCrafters and came back.\n\nMy sun glasses were fine, one small adjustment and my glasses were all good, it had been relatively painless, here was the kicker though, I was given a cheap LensCrafter case for my brand new glasses (the normal ones) and when I said I'd like a nicer case (I paid well over a thousand dollars for 3 pairs of glasses, when I purchase new glasses I expect a new case and I should get one) I was told they didn't have a case for the brand I choose. Hell, I will PAY for a case but I will have a better case, I'm not walking out with the cheap crappy case. So the gentleman that was adjusting my glasses went round and round with me about how the cheap case WAS in fact nice.\n\nI don't need to kick back I just want another case.  I was given a better case, not one I'd have chosen, but I will take it. But he kept loudly stating that he'd make sure I left with a \"Not crappy case\" 5 or 6 times the lady who was looking for a case for me looked embarrassed that he was antagonizing and belittling my preference for quality when I paid for quality. They don't take my insurance on the retail side, I paid for my glasses with cash and may be reimbursed for some of it. Its not like this was a charity case and I should be grateful for anything that I get.\n\nI probably wouldn't have bothered with a review, however my daughters glasses have now taken the 2 weeks they said it would take and I'm a little surprised I ha vent gotten a call yet, so I will followup with them.\n\nThinking about the whole ordeal makes me think that the Fiesta Mall Location is a better choice, even if its further and I don't like the area.


I've gone here a few times for waxes and they've always been very thorough and far less painful than other waxing experiences I've had. This would be my go-to place, if not for their prices. The wax I get is advertised at $55 and up. I assumed mine would be $55 or $60. When I walked up to the desk to pay afterwards, my total was $75, before tip. I may have let myself go a bit but this seemed a bit high. It would have been nice to receive a little warning from the esthetician. \"Hey, I had to use extra wax to get everything so this one will cost you a bit more,\" would have sufficed. After tip, this service ended up costing near $100. Seems a bit high for 15 minutes of their time.


You know what? This place ain't half bad. At least not as bad as how all the reviewers have been making it look like. But it seems like everyone is bitching about the general \"inexperience\" of the security staff above anything else. I got let in pretty quickly and even had a nerdy stocky lady bouncer give phone directions to my friends over my phone without attitude or trouble.\n\nIf you read my other reviews, you know it's very difficult for me to speak positively on stuff like this in general. So congratulations Hakkasan! You didn't piss me off! And you put a smile on my face!\n\nAsians almost never smile!\n\nHowever, we did have comped tables thanks to a friend that has close connections with the senior staff in this venue. So I am reviewing this place based on a pretty concise VIP treatment. \n\nOur host is fairly attentive and so is her busser. Never, once, have I ever needed to ask her to fill my drink when I was going dry. Which was a issue I had at 1-Oak where I had to fill my own glasses.\n\nThe best way I can describe Hakkasan is that it's just like Tao. It has a Asian theme, and has a restaurant downstairs. However, it is not as douchy as Tao. Now given, I seen a few catfights between girls jump off right in front of me in the hip hop room, and this being my first day, it does embarass and make the club look bad. But hey, at least I didn't get into a fight for the bathroom line like I did in Tao (read my Tao review), because there are more than FOUR bathrooms with NO LINES!\n\nAnother reviewer is complaining about the \"bitchiness\" of Asian girls in the club. Personally, I never had this problem because not only do I NOT talk to random Asian girls that are looking for their rich White Knight with a green card, but I have my own friend circle of hot Asians with me :p \n\nThe key is building your hot friend networks OUTSIDE the party scene, because anyone who thinks that they can get laid on the first night of meeting a girl at a club will just catch a nasty case of herpes, and HIV if they are unfortunate (:\n\nI enter the club with people I know, and leave the club with the same folks. And for anyone I met that night, ill hit them up the next day after giving them time to think about me (:\n\nThat's how you stay safe, and not missing any kidneys the next morning!


Slanted Rice is a small more-or-less Vietnamese restaurant located in the Hilton Village outdoor mall, near its north end.  It has all of the ingredients it needs to be a great addition to the Scottsdale dining scene, except for what I call \"food design\".\n\nFor example, the Drunken Beef - basically filet mignon cubes with fried onions - had a big problem: the beef was tough and chewy, probably because they used the filet mignon tips, or possibly because the meat was not filet mignon at all.  The crispy rice bowl with chicken was a smallish bowl of cripsy rice, but it came with such a scarcity of chicken and vegetables that it wasn't much beyond the rice.  The chicken that was there was dried out.\n\nThere were other issues with the food as well.  The free broth served with the meal was bland except for a strange almost cinnamon taste.  The egg rolls were small and the filling was mushy.\n\nAlthough prices at Slanted Rice are not high (our entrees were $16 and $20), the portions are small and the value is barely there.  On the other hand, service was good, the menu was interesting, and the ambiance was inviting, but that was not enough to make up for the food, which was passable at best.


Update - finally went to the new Lincoln Square Mall location. The decor is just awful, which is sad considering how nice the old place was. Cramped seating, depressing track lighting, drop ceilings, weird art right behind your seats so you keep bumping into it. They were out of the first two things I ordered (one was a special, so fine, but out of a basic bread-based app?)\n\nPasta took forever to come out, and my friend's was so cold that the cream sauce had congealed. Sigh.


Pulled pork was tough, dry, and vinegary.  Fries were old and soggy.


I am a total foodie and this place is hands down probably the place I would choose for my last meal !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! best ramen EVER and I am Japanese so I know Ramen , my family used to own a ramen place in Hawaii so I grew up on good ramen , Monta is that meal that you know is going to be prefect everytime . I always get the Kuro , black garlic tonkatsu ramen , the pork belly bowl is my fav too and the gyoza , out of this world , OMG i would eat there everyday if I could but its kinda salty so I look all puffy the next day but it is SO worth it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Great place to hang out for a few beers and some pool, darts or fooseball. Jake is an awesome bartender making the experience even better. It's great for bigger groups and the owner came around to say hi too, very nice guy. Didn't try the food but the Goose Island IPA is great.


Though the cuisine seemed pretty traditional Italian to me, I was suprised that Arpino had a modern, ladies-lunch decor and a fairly small dining room.\n\nAs with other reviewers, I was pleased with the attentive wait staff.  I certainly felt taken care of- at no point was I out of water or bread, and the waitress even arranged for a special menu request without charging me any extra, as I assumed would have happened.\n\nDespite my love for the atmosphere, the food didn't quite make the grade.  My zucchini rollatini was serviceable, the side salad a nice touch, but the bread that came as an appetizer tasted like it came fresh from a bag and the pesto that I had ordered as a side just tasted kind of sad.\n\nI wanted to like this place more, but it just wasn't happening for me.


I have to say, this was some of the worst service I've ever had at a local restaurant:\n\n-Our waitress got my drink order wrong twice, never brought my companion's drink, brought the wrong kids meal, and was surly each time she approached our table - which wasn't often. \n\n-The restaurant was practically empty, yet it took 40 minutes for our food to arrive. \n\n-Neither the waitress nor any other staff member ever stopped by to let us know what was going on or apologize for the delay, though we had hungry toddlers waiting. \n\n-When we arrived, they told us they don't seat people downstairs in the daytime, yet a group came in half an hour later and was seated downstairs - and received their food before we did!\n\n-They tried to argue with me when (after 40 minutes) I told them to cancel my daughter's order, box whatever food was ready, and bring the check. \n\n-When I arrived home with my food, I found that the $7 appetizer I bought consisted of three tiny pieces and a clump of greens - for twice the cost of a slice of their mediocre, dry pizza.\n\nFor being billed as a \"family\" pizza place, they were anything but family-friendly. The food is of poor to middling quality at a premiere price tag. I will never visit this restaurant again, and would not recommend it to anyone I know. \n\nIf you need a replacement venue, Cafe Porta Alba offers a far superior pizza experience for both foodies and their families.


Dang how in the heck can you work in a theater and not know about the movies playing.  Its 2011, please stop being cheap and have paper towels in the bathroom. Popcorn was ok i should have went to Popcorn girl and brought my own(pissed i couldn't really eat it due to the smell). The only thing that was good was the movie hangover 2. I enjoyed the movie but since it was packed and some *ick-head had his feet all on my seat. (yeah i gave him the eye several times but I guess he was to dum to figure out  the deal-he got me on a good night). The smell was so foul he had my eyes and nose burning. (Man he needs to spray some big Oomp spray or something on those dogs, and the theater @the same time.) All and all i may need to continue to drive to fiesta or go early on tuesday.  \n\nThey better be glad i don't know any movies man around here- because I could have gotten the 2 for 1 deal on the streets.(jk)


Hmmm.  This place gets a mixed review from my wife and I.\n\nHer manicure lasted three days, her pedicure lasted over a month--really lopsided.  Service was friendly, but when you pay good money to make your hands look good, they should look good for a while.\n\nWe are still looking for the Valley equivalent to San Francisco's Simply Unique Nails.  It may not exist here at all, but we are hoping that we will eventually find it.  I will let you know when we do.


My movie-going experience here over the past 10+ years of my life has always been a mixed bag.  Sometimes the staff is great.  Often times the staff is not.  Sometimes the theaters are clean, my feet don't stick to the floor, and I feel like I can sit down without sitting in someone else's leftover mess.  Other times it looks like a tornado just went through the theater when I am being seated for my (next) film.\n\nOverall you can't beat the price and it is a great place to catch that, \"Don't wanna pay AMC prices but still wanna see it in a theater\" movie.\n\nWe go about 1-2 times every 2 months and always have a good enough time. \n\nCheck it out - and get a camera phone picture with Elvis or Marilyn!


First, let's start with a few positives....\nGreat view!!! Yesterday, I was very disappointed in Rustlers Rooste! We made reservations for 5 pm, arrived at 4:45 and did not get seated until 6:20 pm. Many families were in same boat! It was a chaotic scene yesterday! Service was horrible, mashed potatoes were WAY too salty and pumpkin pie was super soggy / sugary! The only thing they got right was the turkey and yummy salad. For next thanksgiving, please honor your reservations! People don't mind waiting 15 to 30 minutes... But really an hour and a half??? You got the view going for you but that is about it! A total disappointment Rustlers Rooste... Why?


This is the RUDEST Trader Joes I've been to. It was like walking into Walmart, only worse if that's possible. Only one person/employee in the whole store had anything resembling MANNERS! !\nYIKES!!!


I went in for and met the Dr. very, very briefly. We decided not to do anything. I still got a bill. I don't recommend going here.


Fantastic building, the most intriguing on the whole strip in my opinion: everything is at an oblique angle, creating a different set of perspectives from everywhere you stand....I love this kind of architecture!    Framed inside are the most ridiculously overpriced luxury brands in the world; well I suppose its appropriately priced for the fashion value, but it is nothing that I would sacrifice that much of my hard earned money for.  Felt like a dope in my $50 outfit, I think one salesman was staring at me in some degree of disgust.  Great to window shop however!   Fun water sculptures and floating restaurants.


Spent $110 on two tickets to a Thursday afternoon show. The host was Bob Goen from Entertainment Tonight and the announcer was the guy from Supermarket Sweep. They call up 4 new people every time, if you don't have the winning bid....you're done (and get a t-shirt) and it's time to sit on down.\n\nThe first item up for bid was a cheesy looking guitar. The first lady bids $875! The lowest bid was $575. All overbid.\n\n.......lowest bid $400.....again all overbid.\n\n.....lowest bid $300.....again all overbid.\n\n.....lowest bid $250......yep\n\nFinally, someone decides to make a $1 bid. Actual retail price 200 bucks.\n\nIf that doesn't give you an idea of what kind of prizes would be in store for the rest of the afternoon, I don't know what does. It was like everyone was in denial that this show was going to be VERY watered down.\n\nThe best prize was a refridgerator. Someone played Plinko and won $50 after some very questionable pricing on some items that wouldn't allow him to get more than one chip (the most you can win at this version of plinko is $2500 with 5 chips).\n\nI kept praying that they didn't call my name during the \"instant winners\" segment where you get 1000 Total Rewards point....which is worth 1/4 of a buffet purchase....\n\nThe games were pretty much the same as the show but the prices seemed rigged. Almost like they didn't want people to win. \n\nThe showcase showdown was confusing with almost 10 prizes being offered to the winner if they bid within $100, but only 1 being offered should they not be within $100 (a 3 day mexican cruise). You had to bid on ALL of the prizes. Here are the main prizes:\n\n-A Nissan Versa\n-Hawaiian Trip\n- Mexican Cruise\n-1000 shares of Orbitz Stock\n-TV\n\nand other things.....\n\nSomeone bid $30,000 and the other bid $27,000.\n\nActual retail price $17,000! Now you tell me how a car, two trips and 1000 shares of Orbitz is worth $17,000??? I'm telling you, it's rigged because they CANNOT afford to give things like this away on a daily basis.\n\nSave your money and go wait in line in Burbank.....


I'm maybe I'm missing something here because I found the place to be really underwhelming. The service was excellent friendly and fast but the food was . . . eh. I kept getting a 'chemical taste' off of the food and I'm not normally someone who is sensitive to that kind of thing, I got the brisket tacos and they ended up being 1) kind of chemical artificial tasting and 2) watery from the salsa. Not really a good combination. Maybe I chose poorly but I wasn't impressed at all.


Amongst the worst fast food burgers.  A step up from Sonic, McDonalds, and Jack in the Box, but not nearly as good as the others.  \"Not nearly as good as Burger King\" ain't the biggest selling point.\n\nWhat in the world is that crap you call a bun?  Easily the worst bun on Earth.  I've had better bread in Africa, no joke.  A step BELOW wonderbread.  Heck, a step below stale wonderbread.  Awful.  You know those burger buns you get in an 8 pack in the grocery store that are all stuck together?  The things you buy because you feel lazy or are strapped for cash?  Those are ok.  Whataburger isn't.  It's far, far, far worse than that.  Look at these pictures.  The bun is like play-doh or a circus peanut.  Gross.  Did you read the part where I said it's worse than food in Africa?  Because it's worse than food in Africa.\n\nI've been here over 10 times because it's open late and I worked third shift for a couple years.  Well, I don't anymore and I tried this place for lunch at noon.  Still awful.  How the heck could anybody like this place?!\n\n2 stars because it isn't McDonalds, although McDonalds has better buns.  But I'd still literally rather get punched than eat a burger with a McDonalds bun.\n\nWhataburger: Worse Than A Punch\n\n\nedit to add:  Also if you go to the drivethrough, expect to wait 20 minutes if there is nobody in front of you.  If there is, play a few hands of solitaire on your dashboard.  Slow as hell.


Great bar atmosphere with Chinese food! Good waitress but needed help with our large group! Food Ok!  Lots of beer selections!


Been here a few times at the bar just for an app and drink usually.  Had dinner once and it was good.  This time, we were supposed to meet the girls at blue wasabi an hour later so the guys belly up to the bar and we have drinks.  Didn't know the girls were there too on the patio.  The drinks and bar service are always good.  No big deal.  The girls tried the escargot, scallops wrapped in bacon, and nachos.  They said they were all good apps.  They ordered margs that were good not great.  Fresh juice but just not the way we would make it, needs more lime.  The beer and wines by the glass at the bar were what you would expect.  It's a good place.  Middle of the road, a little dark, and  not to loud.  Kona is across the way if you want more action and crowds, although this place gets busy too sometimes.


Great selection and friendly bartender but lighting and crowd draw leave something to be desired.


Seriously, Woohoo! As good as it gets. The world would be a better place if all the stores treated their customers the way they do at Bob's Bike shop. Dale is absolutely awesome.


The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The service is fast and the food was great!!


Galbi-tang (galbi soup) tastes like non-dairy creamer + water. Absolutely disgusting and when I complained to the owner, he was disrespectful to the point where he pissed off all 4 of us. It will be ridiculous to call this place an authentic Korean restaurant.


I went to this salon today because of the reviews here in yelp.  I called them and they got me an appointment today!! They are friendly and very good at what they do!!  It is a very relaxing environment!!  Each of the ladies took their time and did not rush through things like some places do.  I got a haircut and a pedicure. She took her time with my hair and listened to what I wanted and didnt try pushing products on me....  I chose to get the gel on my nails instead of the polish, it lasts longer and is beautiful!!  I could not be happier with both of them :) I am glad I made the decision to go here!!! I will be back :)


Make a reservation. We eat here almost every time we are in Vegas. Food is consistently good. Service is good most of the time. I like the sesame chicken, mongolian beef, and the fried rice. Dessert, the bananas, are very good. \n\nWatch your bar tab here, as most drinks add up pretty quickly, $9 margarita. Very good though....


today was my first time visiting Razberry. I was warmly welcomed by a very sweet selling assistant. She was helpful without being too pushy. I did not feel like I had to buy the things I tried on. Also, I found the clothes were unique, and one of a kind pieces easily to find in this tiny boutique. If your style is more classic, you will probably enjoy another boutique more.  A little bit pricey so I suggest taking advantage of end of season sales. I will definitely come back.


This is where you can get not only good Oreintal food but good American choices. They have a wide selection and a sushi bar that is one of the best around. I love it when they have the dishes I like. I don't like it when something I usually like is not available. The sevice is always very good and all you can eat wow! That is good for the whole family or a group of people!


Have been here to dine a few times. and went for happy hour on a friday night.  Very decent prices and the food is great. The place was busy but we are able to belly up to the bar. Will be back for sure.


Two stars is about dead on. We were first at a motel 6 and this was definitely an upgrade, but only by one star. The bathroom was the worst part. If Windemere would only do a deep cleaning of their bathrooms once in a while, I could see a full additional star. Other than that, the rooms were pretty big, it was nice to have a balcony, and the pool and hot tub was nice, but would have been a lot better if someone grabbed a net and scooped out the branches and leaves now and then.  \n\nThe service people were friendly and helpful and the breakfast was fine. Just clean this place a little Windemere and you're almost there.


NEVER GO HERE.\nAs soon as we walked in, we were given a tray, at the bar. They were \"fresh out of the dishwasher\". However, they were dripping wet, and when I reached out for mine, there was a sauce like substance that I got on my hand. \nWhen I tried to tell the waitress about it, she didn't believe me, informing me of how \"clean they were\". I had to show her my dirty hand for her to wipe it off. She didn't even offer me a napkin.\nWhen our drinks came, my friend noticed big black floaties in her glass. The waitress blamed it on the tea filter.\nAnother waitress asked if things were going ok, and I said no, telling her about the dirty items.\nShe argued with me about it! What kind of staff argues with a customer! \nWE WALKED RIGHT OUT, AND YOU SHOULD TOO.\nIf I could give ZERO stars, I would. This place is filthy!


We've been to Red Robin a handful of times and it just gets worse every time. For whatever reason, they remodeled the whole restaurant and took down all the cool movie posters they had on the walls. Even though there's less there, it feels more cluttered now. The tables are so close to each other that your basically sitting inches from the people next to you.\n\nUsually, the food isn't horrible. I've always had a soft spot for their steak fries. When they're done right, they are so good and you can't beat the perk of \"bottomless\" fries. This time around I went with a new burger on the menu, the smoke and pepper burger. I don't know what they did but it was terrible. The first bite I took, I felt like I literally just ate a spoonful of salt. It wasn't very hot either and the bottom bun was soggy so I think it was sitting for a while. \n\nWe usually only come here when we have a group and no one can decide what to eat. It's been a while since we've been there so I can't be sure but I believe they raised their prices too. My burger was $14!!! Their service is always hit or miss too so hopefully it's a while before I get suckered into coming back!


I'm a thrift store junkie and this particular Goodwill location is just junkie. I've never really been impressed with the finds at this location and it has that stale grandma's dead cat smell when you walk in. That being said, they seem to have an OK selection of older furniture if you're looking for something to fix up or paint. \n\nYou should really go to the one on 20th St. & Indian School if you're in this area. They just built that one about a year and a half ago and it's clean and has great stuff.


Can't go wrong with their IPA!


I went to this facility in March due to chest congestion.  I scheduled an appt online and was the second one in the door when the office opened.  After waiting an hour (due to computers being down and they had to do everything by hand, they said) I saw the Physicians Assistant for about 7 minutes.  My bill was $295!  They heavily promote this as an affordable alternative to the emergency room based on the price, which they state is $200!  No where on their site do they mention their base visit is $295 (which is what the billing dept told me when I called them). I would not recommend this urgent care to anyone - there was nothing urgent or affordable about it!


Came here with a group of my friends for dinner and was disappointed. I will not listen to a certain someone in this groups when it comes to picking a place to eat. Little did I know she keep raving about how good this place was, but in reality, most of us complain how much it sucks. I was glade we did not come with her and her bf on another food night out the next day to get prime ribs, instead we went to this Italian restaurant which I suggested and I think that was the best meal we had in Vegas with the five of us that night.\n\nAnyway, back to my review of Wynn. I have to say their quality was decent and the food was bland. Although the food display look nice, it did not go down my throat smoothly. I do not think I will waste $42 on something that is not worth eating.


Amazing! Absolutely amazing! Second time here and I like it even better! First; rhe ambience...this place is cool! I could live in here. Second; the service...our server is great, perfect product knowledge, great recommendations and very personable. Finally, the food...the burger is incredible! Fries-better than Jersey Boardwalk fries...and the drinks...the Lions Tail is delicious and rhe bar is chock full I of whisky and rye (of course). Love this place.


Just ordered the steak burrito. I thought the meat was good but on the whole a very simple meal..nothing special. Decent delivery time and decent prices makes this a decent place to order from.


Underwhelming.\n\nThe M is a sleek place and everything is so beautifully done.  All of their eateries are so promising, but unfortunately always fail to deliver.  The layout and design of Terzetto is gorgeous and looks like something you'd find further North on the Strip.  Their menu is not uber creative, but it has the steakhouse staples.  \n\nI went with a party of seven and the service was fantastic.  Our server was timely, attentive and helpful (granted, the place wasn't exactly packed).  The service was the best part of the night.\n\nThe food, however, was merely underwhelming.  The steaks were cooked appropriately, but lacked any real beef flavor and the all-important char.  Sure, I'm not paying $50+ for a bone-in rib eye (like at Prime or Carnevino), but in order to compete in this economy and market, it should still taste as good.  The sides were good, but not very memorable.\n\nTerzetto is a value, in that prices are below what you'd find at the better steakhouses.  Unfortunately, you get what you pay for and this place is underwhelming.


There are *way* cheaper all you can eat sushi deals in Vegas than here if you're looking to be on the conservative side with your hard earned money. I don't know about anyone else, but unless the sushi quality is top notch and the dining experience comes with the 360 degree service and quality, I absolutely refuse to pay $25-$28 for all you can eat when I know I can get it for at/under $23 elsewhere where I don't have to wait 20/30 minutes to be sat. \n\nWhile their sushi and plates are interesting, I honestly don't see anything overly special about this place. Small, always seems to be mobbed, and while the service is good, it is nothing overly outstanding like some of my friends raved to me about.\n\nThe reason why I gave it three stars is because 1.) The prices are a little over the top for something you can get cheaper (and in a better setting) somewhere else, and 2.) This place is always busy, and the wait times are very much over-quoted and long.


Excellent per-Valentine's Day dinner! The salmon I had was excellent and I liked their escargot. My fiance had the lamb. I normally do not enjoy the taste of lamb, but this dish was excellent. The atmosphere is really cute, really reminds me of the Provence. We did not have a chance to try the absinthe, but we'll be back...


I buy all of my tires at Discount Tire and my recent experience here just reminded me why. I noticed on Saturday morning that I had a nail stuck in the sidewall of my tire and decided that before waking up on Monday morning with a flat I'd better get it taken care of right away. Because the nail was in the sidewall, the tire had to be replaced, not repaired. However, because I always purchase the replacement certificates with my tires, it only cost me $20 for a brand new Pirelli tire. As always at Discount Tire, service was outstanding and my tire was done and car ready within 45 minutes. \n\nDiscount Tire, I am a lifelong customer!


Service was slow and the bagel sandwhiches were lacking.  Plus they did not have any of the special that they were advertising.


I've struggled to find decent Korean inLas Vegas, venturing to various restaurants across town. Either they lacked in how traditional try are, or they just execute poorly. Not only did I find a decent restaurant , I've had one of the most acutely spiced, fabulous bulgogi dish, and the best miso soup I've had in my life. If real Korean food is what you seek, Kitchen Gangnam is the place to be. Not to mention the atmosphere is absolutely beautiful unlike the ugly, dirty carpet restaurants of china town. Come here and I promise you won't be disappointed.


Was excited to eat here leading up to my trip to Vegas, and it definitely did not disappoint. Their drink menu was phenomenal, and the selection of food was great too. I only wish that I had the opportunity to try more in a single visit! I ended up getting the Sexual Chocolate (chocolate-strawberry martini), which was one of the most amazing drinks I've ever had. I also sampled the Root Beer Float, which was equally delicious. Beautiful atmosphere, and great service even when they were packed to the teeth. Will definitely come here during my next Vegas trip in November!


Love their spin classes & the cardio theatre. Always smells good in here , super clean and a good vibe!


Cute little place and but very empty on a Sunday night. Me and six of my girlfriends went for our little holiday dinner and to catch up on our lives. There were maybe a total of 12 people in the place. I even overheard a gentleman at the bar getting upset with the bartender because she appeared to have overcharged him for his drink. It was not pretty but I think I was the only person in our group to hear it. Yikes!\n\nAnywho, our waitress Kylie was fantastic and very patient. I arrived late (only because I was engrossed in a movie and really lost track of time) but everyone had only ordered drinks by the time I arrived. Kylie gave me some suggestions as to what was pretty good and popular on the menu so I went for the Skinny pineapple cosmo drink. Very, very good! Next we each ordered our dinner and I ordered a sandwich called the Caltanissetta which had roasted chicken, bacio cheese, roasted peppers and arugula along with a half order of sweet potato fries. You can also get everything on the menu with one of there various dipping sauces they had and I believe I ordered the Madison's original or chef lefty's habanero. Either way one was sweet and spicy all at the same time which is a win in my book. The rest of the table ordered various dipping sticks, a burger and salads and everyone seem to enjoy there meals. There is a burger on the menu in which is supposed to so hot that it is called the Lava Burger and you must sign a waiver if you order it. They will name the burger after you and put your picture on the wall of flame. I may just have to take that challenge someday.\n\nAll in all the food was and the service was very good. The bathroom was not the cleanest and I hope they remedy that real soon. I do hope this place stays in business because it would be a shame to loose such a unique concept in the Scottsdale area.