After a super early flight into Phoenix, our party of 16 was quite hungry. I've read about the hype of U.S. Egg, but had to have a taste of it myself.  The verdict is in and this place is for real.  \n\nThey have a very large menu and everyone in the party seemed to like what they got.  The biggest surprise was the bloody mary's were freaking excellent.  The waitress didn't miss a beat with our large party.  Food came out quickly and warm.  Overall, great experience.\n\nPROS: \nBeautiful waitresses\nBloody Mary's\nCustomer Service\n\nCons:\nBathroom ran out of paper towels


I used to really enjoy this place, I even purchased a Growler of beer last year, at which time they gave me a punch card and \"next refill only $3\" (maybe it was $2 or $4)coupon which didn't expire for over a year. I was like \"Shit yes! that's an awesome deal!\" So earlier this summer(I know I'm a little late on the review) I took my growler in to get filled so I would have some delicious beer to drink while watching the NFL draft. The bartender that helped me was very nice, she let me sample the draft beers and gave me water to rinse between samples, she even found me a new twist cap for my growler since I didn't have one. This was a big deal since they now have new growlers that do not have the same twist caps as my older growler. At this point I was thinking \"I knew I loved this place, they are awesome.\"\n\nThis is where it went south. I decided on the beer I wanted and presented my punch card and my coupon. When the bartender returned with my bill I was very surprised to see that she charged me full price for the growler and not for what the coupon had said. She also returned a new punch card that still only had the single punch as the one I had given her, no second punch for the growler I was purchasing. I asked her about the coupon and she replied \"It was old, we don't have those anymore\" The expiration date was clearly written on the coupon in sharpie marker and it was well before that expiration date. I explained this to the bartender and asked her if they really do not accept their own valid coupons that are not yet expired to which she replied \"nope\". I was and am still appalled that a place of business would not honor their own coupons!! I was at a loss of words and didn't know how else I could try to help the bartender see how ridiculous this was. She was very rude and short with me  and showed no concern for trying to understand the situation. At which point I left and thought \"What the shit just happened? A business that doesn't accept their own coupons......\" They had the perfect opportunity to provide exemplary customer service and make everything right, I wish they would have at least tried.


Meh... It was just ok. The food looked better than it tasted :-/  I had the BBQ chicken, greens, and mac & cheese. I would give it another try, but order other items from the menu. \n\nAside from that, the service and atmosphere were great!


I really didn't want to write this review since Chica Loca Taco is new. I know how hard it is to succeed in the restaurant business and I think there are very good intentions behind Chica Loca Taco but there could be improvements with the food. I was very excited to learn that this place would be serving Mexican street food so have been eyeing the place throughout the entire time of construction, awaiting for their opening. I haven't tried the gelato but I don't get the connection with the Mexican food. \n\nAnyway great that there are fresh ingredients but the fresca and green salsas needed salt and pepper. Chips were okay. Al pastor and chorizo had some flavor but needed a little more of something - perhaps again salt and pepper or even hot sauce. Chorizo looked kind of like minced dog food...\n\nI left the place with the right amount of full in my belly but not the right type of satiated full. Price is reasonable and the service was incredibly friendly.


This place has been here forever and every few years I like to come in for dessert. I had the James Dean Sundae. Very good creamy ice cream and tasty Caramel. The waitress was pleasant and friendly enough. Didn't try any food as this really is a place for ice cream desserts with the feel of an old fashioned parlor. Beats Dairy Queen hands down for a few more $$$ and more relaxing than any of the chains like Cold Stone Creamery or B&R.


The food was okay( something you can get at a regular Italian restaurant), the service was amazing, very friendly. Me and my husband were celebrating our one year anniversary and a day that special I would of prefer spending it some where, where they don't take your plate when your not finish. It was a Sunday and not that busy but it was like they were trying to kick you out. Not the best experience, never coming here again!


We're parked the patio and its so lovely. Very hot but beautiful and service is amazing. The menu is diverse but solely cocktails. There a server parked at the door turning so many people away who are looking for food. \n\nI'm having the palomas and they're amazing. Definitely the best I've had but I'm looking at $15 a pop. Husband is having blue moon beer and they're at least only $7. \n\nIt's a lovely and quiet retreat an I wouldn't hesitate to return. To be honest I don't particularly wish to leave in the first place.


Aiyaaah the dreaded 3 star review. I hate writing the 3 star review because you already know exactly what I'm going to say. 3 stars says it all. A-OK. Good, but not great, nothing special. And that basically summarizes my feelings about Oregano's.\n\nSo I came here with a friend. He claims it's one of his favorite Italian restaurants and Italian is pretty hard to mess up so why not? Tagging along... We step into the restaurant. Colors green and red everywhere! Digging the atmosphere! Digging the old school vintage vibes! Jukeboxes and checkered floors and walls adorned with paintings and dim lights! It's wonderful! So an A+ for decor! But then again, I am not an interior decorator. So what do I know?\n\nMoving on to the food! I ordered a pasta called Alfredo the Dark. It came with spiral pasta drenched in cream sauce, diced tomatoes and poblano chillies. Underneath the pasta were 4 slices of bread, made infinitely more appetizing by the fact that it was sitting beneath the pasta and soaking up ALL the cream sauce. Divine!\n\nThe chicken in the pasta was well seasoned and roasted. The pasta itself, while a solid pasta, wasn't mind-blowing. Delicious and safe. Too safe. The poblano chillies did not have much of an impact on the dish which was very disappointing. In fact, the dish wasn't spicy in the least. But other than that, you know. Chicken pasta with cream sauce. It was good! You can't screw it up. I just wish the poblano chillies had challenged me.\n\nGood thing about this place is that the service was fantastic. Also, the portion sizes are pretty decent too. My ~$12 pasta became 2 whole meals for me so that's always nice! \n\nWill I return here? Yes absolutely. I had a lovely meal with my friend and I'm sure we shall return in due time. And I will come back with absolutely no qualms because this is a good restaurant. It's not a great restaurant and it falls far short of my finest Italian dining experiences but it's a good restaurant and sometimes good is good enough  (and cheap enough).


This is where poor lambs go to get slaughtered. I should have brought my gun with me in here 8 yrs ago when they did not want to give me back my keys after I test drove their camry. I was a young pup back then but stupid me for bringing in a blank check. They passed me up their hierarchy of sales lowlifes trying to close the deal. I had to rip the blank check in their faces so they would give me back my keys. If you have a concealed weapons permit and a handgun, proudly wear it in this fine establishment.


Ate dinner there tonight and was very disappointed. It was very loud in the restaurant side of the place. T.Vs blaring with the sound on multiple different stations. \n\nWe ordered 2 different pizzas and when ordering I specifically asked the waitress if the mushroom were fresh or canned. She assured me they were fresh. Being they had stuffed portobello mushrooms on the menu, I thought they must be fresh. \n\nOur pizzas came out with slimy canned mushrooms. The dough was good. Nice and thick but the canned flavor ruined the whole quality of the pie. \n\nWe also waited 15 minutes after we were all finished with the meal for the waitress to come and ask how the meal was and get the check. She, nor the manager offered to take off any portion of the bill. \nOver priced. Poor service. We will not be back.


Love this place! Service can be pretty slow with the cocktail girls, but the atmosphere is like no other bar! Sand in your feet beer in your hand!  Literally!  We went for Halloween and had a great time! But there were some gross creepy crawlers around, and I don't think it was apart of the Halloween decor...anyways definitely a good time!


The staff is nice .... Tables never seem to be clean and treys the beef brisket was great except for the bread


BAD VERY BAD! When we leave the restaurant it was as we never eat..\nWorst restaurant I've experienced in my life time.  Avoid at all costs.  I ordered Mussels fries and it was a little plate and 10 fries with old oil...   Nobody for the water.\nThe decoration is very old! and not clean at all!!!   Avoid at all costs. The service is VERY slow.  Then they have the audacity to add service onto your bill.  What a joke! I don't recommend this restaurant! I am French and dishes are not reflecting our cook!\nThis restaurant is disgusting and expensive! The next day we went to\nThe jardin Nelson and It was really better! With the beautiful terrace and a live concert.


Great stuff!! I'm at work and the pizza guy was professional enough. The pizza itself was bomb, the little garlic bread is outstanding and even the marinera sauce was on point. I bought a large pizza and it fed 4 adults, average size adults I should say. But man this is like the 3rd time I order here and it's the beezneez.


Very good sushi, prices are a bit high but I'm not complaining.  I'll be back :)


Fantastic good, great service, and the only place in the Charlotte area I know of to get some real ramen! I definitely suggest the sushi as well, not overpriced to hell like other places are.


I will give a 0 if I could.\n\nDon't go to Desert West if you want VBAC or Natural Birth. They will try so hard to stop you from giving birth naturally because they don't get paid as much as a c-section. They will lie, they will mislead, they will do anything to give more money.\n\nThey lied to my wife and I, said she could never give birth naturally. They tricked us into getting a c-section for the first baby (Since it was out first kid, we didn't know anything and thought the doctors won't lie to us).\n\nWe went to Desert West again for out 2nd since we though she has to get a c-section again. After a few months when my wife was at 36 weeks, we had a feeling that this place is kind of sketchy since the past few appointments were quite weird. So my wife and I kept calling around and ask the other doctors' opinions from different practices, and that's how we found out the people from Desert West were lying to us.\n\nAt the end, we switched to Premier Care for Women in Surprise, better practice with better doctor and people. And had a successful VBAC.


Do not, I repeat, do NOT go to the nail salon next to Dillard's. Very horrible service, they do not listen to you, they do a horrible polish job and of course the typical Vietnamese gossip the whole time which is very annoying.


How should I rate and yelp this place without being judge?? Haha I don't care!!! \n\nAway from the kids once again.... Rent a car, drove to Vegas, got there in 3 1/2 hours at 80 mph. arrived at 12:35am. \n\nWe met with 2 other couples, drag them out from the Baccarat tables at Caesars Palace to go grab a drink with us at OG. \n\nThe best way is to call O.G. and make a reservation, they will sent out a limo to pick you up at your hotel. This way you don't pay a cover charge. You buy a greygoose bottle or any other liquor bottle and get only \" Smirnoff \" free. The bill came out to be 415.00 include tax & tips. And other entertainments would come out of each individual's pocket. hehehehe We had a nice booth with shear curtains. \n\nohhhhh,,, eeewwwwwwwwww,, ahhhhhhhhhh Us girls wondered upstairs to check out the men, It was very empty. Just a few girls with these hot hot men. Their bodies were tight, abs hanging, guns flexing,, yikes .. I was a little intimidated because they started to came at us like fresh meat. We turned and darted downstairs. \n\nMy husband said \"back so soon\", LOl.... \n\nWell, we all had lap dances, some good, some horrible, some real, some fake ::)) Use your imagination. \n\nI recommend to go in groups of couples, you'll have the best time because it is just fun.


Well, let me just say I really love this food, but now when I have to wait 45 minutes for it. Their \"pasta machine\" broke. GREAT.


The food offerings are above and beyond normal pub fair, more interesting than the typical burgers and fries and also deliciously made. I especially enjoyed the tomato soup made with goat cheese, the goat cheese fritters, and the butternut squash croquettes. They have many local quality beers on draft and the atmosphere is a cozy dark would expect and enjoy from a pub.


If you're from Hawaii or just even love all things regarding the Hawaii(an) culture, and you live in 'old' Henderson, you realize how nice it is to have a location to fill your 'local foods' needs.\n\n3 minutes away from home is all it takes for me to get the super ono Mauna Loa chicken that I constantly think about when we are apart.\n\nThe atmosphere could be more inviting, and I can think of a million ways to advertise and get more business, like karaoke contests and maybe even hula halaus performing on the makeshift stage in the restaurant. It would be all the more reason to come and enjoy and feel like you're back home on the islands. I'm sure their main focus is on the food and its value and taste, and I can definitely respect that. =)\n\nThe food however, makes up the the lack of atmosphere. Decent price, and super big plates of food, just like back home. I can't wait for the weather to cool down because I'm anticipating a huge bowl of saimin.\n\nAnother perk is that 808 island craves now shares space with the restaurant, and their desserts menu is AMAZING. Cakes, fresh malasadas with your choice of filling, even red velvet pancakes! \n\nThumbs up and a shaka from me!


$35 per person (dinner)\n\nwell, the food is your typical buffet food...most of the food were below average. I am kind disappointed they could't use some better ingredients.\n\nChinese station- \neggplant- super salty\nseafood bun (my friend tried it and warned us not to get it)\ndumpling in the noodle soup (my friend tried it said ok, noodle and dumpling not as mushy as we thought since it's not made to order)                              \n\nLatin Station- pork chop- overcooked, dry and salty\n\nJapanese station- sushi- horrible (old and cold rice, not so fresh fish)\nseaweed salad- average\n                                 \nCarving station: Salmon- overcooked\n                          Prime rib- overcooked and really bad quality of meat\n\nSalad station- make your own salad\n\nEverything is fresh and the woman worked behind the counter was really nice. However they don't have any special ingredient not even arugula. \nDressing is pretty standard too. \n\nsauteed vegetables or salad from different stations were all not bad.  \n\nMac n cheese- super marshy  (couldn't finish it)\n\ncrackers with few different choices of cheese- standard\n\nhummus with super cold display like pita bread- standard\n\nDessert station- nothing looks very appetizing. \ncream brulee- the caramelized top was such a failure. It tasted like soft syrup layer float on top of it. We normally like cream brulee but it's just bad no one want to get another one.. \ncookie- alright, your typical cookie.\nAs I remembered the buffet at M resort or Pala were way better for the dessert option. \n\nDrink station: iced tea and coffee, standard. The machine made it difficult to make iced coffee your own.\n\nalso they have unlimited beer and wine if you drink. \n\nDidn't try anything else. I actually forgot to try the crab legs and cocktail shrimps!\n\nI am quite disappointed the quality of food here that probably not even compare to those casino buffet near LA. Service was fast and nice though. \n\nMy friend got resort credit for $75 and had 2 buy one get one free deal from MyVegas so the meal was basically free. \n\nBut if you have to pay for it...avoid at all cost.


Bacchanal is okay! They got lots of stations but I can't say much was super memorable and something I must go back to have! Wait... Does dessert count? If so then they do have orange beer sorbet and mango habanero gelato which was a little different from the norm. It was spicy for sure!\n\nCrab legs hot or cold was okay! They plate it for you which isn't bad and keeps from people hogging it so I do like that. Too bad no dungeoness crab tho! Prime rib wasn't bad, lamb chops were good but again... Nothing memorable. I did like the Chinese chicken wings with lots of flavor but a little salty. Oysters were not fresh at all and super obvious for those who eat them on a regular. \n\nGo on a off hour and you'll be seated in 30-45 minutes otherwise plan on waiting forever!


Five guys is a great alternative to fast food burgers without getting mixed up in the world of \"gourmet\" burgers. Their burgers are very tasty and are available with a huge list of free toppings unlike most places at this level. Get some free peanuts while you're waiting for your order? Yes please. Although I enjoy the burgers, I think the fires are worth equal mention. They come in regular and cajun variety and I've never seen anyone who actually needed to order a large. The regular is plenty, even to share. The menu is pretty basic but they do have a hot dog and a grilled cheese option for those who aren't into burgers. I will say that for me it is kind of a toss up between Five Guys and In N Out, but I seem to find myself here more often.


Absolutely delicious Thai food offered by a pleasant server.  Ordered green curry with extra veggies and tofu and it was so yummy I ate the rest for dinner. My friend had the broccoli chicken and spring roll and she was really impressed. Ambiance is very hole-in-the-wall and kitschy, but that's not why you go. You go for the delicious food and good service, and you won't be disappointed.


Went here to get a bunch of stuff altered.. Normal stuff, nothing crazy. \n\n2 stars for the work. Everything fit fine once I picked it up. \n\nMinus 3 stars because the service was poor and the prices are outrageous. The lady who was helping me couldn't get me out the place fast enough. She was on the phone and shuffling other customers are she was pinning my stuff. I might as well have been a mannequin. Also, for how basic the alterations were (hem, taper) I couldn't believe the price when I came to pick them up. \n\nNeedless to say I will be searching for another tailor.


I've been going to this salon now for about 2 months, and I just love it!  Of course, not every experience is going to be phenomenal, so when I went to this salon for a fill and gel manicure two weeks ago, I was not overly pleased.  The manicure took 2 hours and the end result was less than desirable.  The owner, Barbara, was so understanding of the situation, and took $10 off the total bill, for which I was grateful.  Not being one to completely write off a place due to one bad experience, I called again to make an appointment (with a different nail tech) for the day of, which was booked, so I made an appointment for the following day.  Not long after, I received a call from the salon stating a time had opened up with Barbara if I still wanted it, which I accepted.  Barbara is such a nice person in general to sit and chat with, but she does an amazing job as well!  I was in and out of the salon on my lunch break from work, and because of my previous experience, she didn't charge for the service.  It's refreshing to see an owner that takes so much pride in the quality of her business!  Overall, I'm honestly very happy to have found this salon to get my nails done, and I would recommend this business to anyone!


Place is useless.  Half the pumps don't work, the credit card machines are always down, and the self serve car wash that was rigged with electrical tape nearly killed me.  On top of that, if you go on the weekends, someone will try to sell you windshield repair outside when you're pumping gas.  Can I just get some gas and go without being hassled?


I have a special place in my heart for My Mother's because it was where I broke my 15 year streak of vegetarianism.  And I never had any of the alleged gastrointestinal repercussions that I anticipated.\n\nThe roast turkey is better than my mom ever made, not that it means much because my mom never cooked.  But it's still good.  The salad bar is pretty awesome too.  It's small, but they manage to fit almost every thing I could possibly want into a four foot long space.  And, they have real homeade bleu cheese dressing that tastes like bleu cheese throughout.  Not like the crappy version that tastes like ranch with bleu cheese lumps in it.\n\nI had the pizza once and was incredibly underwhelmed.  Maybe it's better when you get it at the restaurant and not as take-out, but I'll never try it again.  It reminded me of a frozen pizza.\n\nToday, because we're on a mission to find awesome wings, ordered some wings as our appetizer.  Our entrees came out before our appetizer.  But when we told the waiter they immediately put them in to cook to our specifications.  Then they didn't charge us for it.  Nice!  Bad service?  No, just an honest mistake that they immediately corrected.\n\nThe wings however were not that good.  They were cooked crispy like we like it and the sauce had the right ingredients, but the ratio of butter:vinegar:heat was off.  Too much butter!  I felt like I was eating wings in cream sauce it was so buttery.  It coated my mouth with an oily gunk for far too long.  Maybe I wouldn't have noticed if it actually came as an appetizer.\n\nI still love My Mother's, particularly for the stuff that my mother should have made: turkey, chicken, meat loaf, turkey pot pie, etc.  But I would stay away from the wings and pizza.


There may be other breakfast places that are more unique, have better individual menu items, or are more compelling for one reason or another. But over the years, this place has consistently provided great healthy meals and excellent, fast, friendly service. I have never had a bad experience here and have always left wondering why I don't come back here more often. Then I go and try some new trendy breakfast joint, only to realize I would have been better off coming back to First Watch instead. My personal favorite dish is the Chickichanga, but I've eaten half the stuff on the menu and it's all been really good. And I particularly enjoy the fact that no matter what I eat there, I never feel like I just ingested 9lbs of cheese and grease when I'm done. It's all light and healthy and fantastic.


Maybe because it's a Sunday or a brand new menu but service was extremely slow!  Server was a nice lady. However there were literally 3 other customers in the bar.   Food is average. Your typical bar food.  Very selected ( burger, grilled ham and cheese) however beer is cheap and cold!!!! Just order 2 at time cause it may take a while to get that second drink!


Macaroons are great, the one I had today was a little over filled but still great flavor! I was however extremely disappointed... I ordered the Greek Caesar with chicken - the chicken add was 2.95 for deli slices chicken. The atmosphere has a great feel but they need to turn the a/c on...


After my last meal at the Charlotte airport, I decided to stick to something I knew and went to California Pizza Kitchen. I hardly eat at chain restaurants at home, but it seems this trip was all of that. \n\nTruth be told, I really came here, because it has a bar attached and they were playing the final playoff game before the World Series and being a Giants fan, that was my priority. \n\nI had a seat facing the TV, ordered a nice local lager on tap and a Margarita pizza from CPK next door. My beer was fabulous and the pizza was pretty good. I liked how the dough bubbled up and was light and airy. \n\nEven though my review should be about the bar next door, this is what I ate and it was definately a lot better than my last meal here.


The two times I went in there the customer service was HORRIBLE and would not go back for that reason.


Big fan of this location. I loved the Sahara location, but alas, it was closed on Thanksgiving (we found out the hard way...)\n\nCame here instead - were told there was a 1-3 hour wait with no guarantees. After bugging the hostess a few times - she let us know that if we kept bugging her - we might get in a little earlier. \n\nWho knew, just as I bugged her a 3rd time - a booth opened up and we were ushered in immediately. So happy.  Note to self -  make a reservation next year when it might be a holiday night...\n\nDidn't opt for the traditional Thanksgiving meal - as that was likely just being carved and dished out en masse.\n\nNew York Steak, Ribeye, Pork Tenderloin - all amazing, all deliciously moist. The sweet potato mashed-up-stuff didn't tast very sweet-potato-y, but it was all decent. Fried green tomatoes app was delicious! But the blandish chicken seemed slightly out of place - but gave the dish an surprisingly good pairing to tackle the heavy textures and flavors of the fried and the balsamic dressing.\n\nAmazing view by the way - overlooking the pool at night, much better than Sahara.\n\nNeedless to say, we brought 3/4 of our meal back with us. Not complaining at all.


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Beautiful stadium, great way to get up close to the players, they served Pyramid Hefeweizen and garlic fries, but there were a couple of BIG negatives to the park that seemed to overshadow everything else.\n\nThe staff was horribly rude. It was a night game so they may have been up past their bedtimes. The parking attendants and seating attendants made sure to let you know that you were on their turf. In addition, when trying to leave the parking lot, I was barked at because I was out side of the car helping my friend back up (we were next to a huge truck) and was apparently standing in the driving lane. If you go, just back up and hope you don't hit any one.\n\nThe other negative (not as bad) was that it was a mess getting in and out of the park.\n\n I would go again because it is a nice stadium, but it wouldn't be my first choice.


My wife and I went her New Year's Eve night, 2010. We loved it! The atmosphere and service is fantastic. The staff is dressed very authentically Japanese and loves to interact with their clientele.\nThe food was amazing. I had fried oysters, which are brought out in the shell. There were 5 or 6 on my plate and they were huge and oh so good. They tasted fresh and were excellently fried. My wife got the sashimi variety platter which looked and tasted fantastic. I really have nothing negative to say about this place. Our bill was approx $60 for 2 entrees, two appetizers, twos soups and salads. It was a very nice experience and date!


Is this place closed now, or just \"under renovation\"??\n\nI've been many times for lunch, and have decided that the barbacoa torta is my absolute favorite menu item.  Nothing else on the menu seems very special.  Actually, I tried the breakfast burrito, too....a little disappointed in the proportion of potato to chorizo, especially considering the price and size.


My husband and I stopped in to the Lotus Garden for lunch today. It was our first visit to the restaurant. The decor is very nice and everything was very clean. The man and woman working couldn't have been any nicer. \nMy husband and I both had the lunch special with Mongolian Beef. It was very good and I will be back to have it again for sure. I would have given a 5 star rating, but I also tried the won-ton soup and was not a fan. The won-tons were not soft enough for me. Usually, if I don't like something I will send it back, but the man who waited on us was so nice that I felt like it would have ruined his day if  I said I didn't like it. \nSo glad that we finally have a good Chinese food place in AJ! :)


The sales approach at this place is nothing short of a Used Car lot.  Three gentlemen fought over shaking my hand as I walked through the door and everything went downhill from there.


For those you love a beautiful crafted breakfast this was the place to go in Vegas. I'm so sad to see this place go. It was actually one of the highlights of my stay at the Vdara hotel in the new City Center off the strip. It was a wonderful experience. Unfortunately, I believe since it was so pushed away from the strip and other venues, this place unfairly suffered the lack of traffic other less par places got. I had the fluffy Blueberry-ricotta pancakes with orange blossom syrup.


Love the personal training sessions, classes and the friendly ambiance! Best way to get fit instead of a regular gym! Always leave here sweating and stronger!


This place had me hypnotized. There are 30 restaurants in the Venetian and I had my first 3 meals here. I'm not a Chinese food or noodle freak. I just really liked the food, either that or they got me hooked on MSG or something. Whatever I was, I couldn't take my palette off them for 2 days and I will be searching for food of similar quality back in Philly. I've decided to check Chinatown since I think it's likely there are a few Chinese restaurants there.


I agree with the majority of the Yelp reviews... I would give this place a solid 3 stars. With all of the burger joints to choose from in Las Vegas, I thought Five Guys was good but nothing to rave about.\n\nI ordered the Bacon Cheeseburger with two patties and my husband and I shared regular Cajun fries.  The great thing about this place is that toppings are free even grilled onions and mushrooms. We originally ordered the large fries but the cashier was nice enough to tell us that the large is meant for 3-4 people. Our number was called right away even though the place was packed. Service was efficient and the tables were cleared as soon as people left. \n\nThe Bacon Cheeseburger was enormous! I actually ate half for lunch and half for dinner and was quite full. The cashier was right about advising us to order the regular size fries. The fries were tasty. My burger was really good as well but not spectacular. \n\nI didn't like the loudness of the place. All of the workers yelled out the orders and it was just distracting. I felt the need to eat in a rush because it was just too loud inside with the yelling and loud music.\n\nI would definitely go here again but only if I'm in the area. I can't help but compare this place to In-n-Out and I would still choose In-n-Out over it.


good location in the airport but the food was sub par.... not houstons like the hillstone chain...


If you need a Peruvian food fix, and want good \"lomo saltado\" and a seafood mixto appetizer, then this is the place for you.  \n\nThe lomo saltado is extremely plentiful and I love the French fries served with.  The rice is always perfectly done, too.  \n\nAmbiance is great, and service is always very good.  \n\nSo why the three stars?  Over the course of 6 months their Aji Peruvian Green Sauce - what Peruvian food is also famous for - has completely gone downhill.  It simply lost it's spice.  I believe Mi Peru is a victim of its clientele (kinda like Lindo Michoacan.)  What I mean is, they took some of the spice out of the Aji sauce to make it more palatable for folks who can't take the heat.  \n\nI hate it when restaurants do this!!!  Stay genuine, my friends.  Stay genuine. \n\nGosh I miss that sauce.


This is never a bad spot no matter the time of day. Seriously.


Considering it's not unheard of that my boyfriend and I discuss restaurant options and ideas for a given evening, resulting in us almost always ending up at Pita Jungle, it's a bite of fresh air to have discovered Herb 'N Flavors. Great place!  We ordered the artichoke & spinach dip w/veggies to start, which was good, not great. Loved their cucumber water though!  We shared the spicy chicken wrap (awesome!), veggie rice bowl (great flavors), and a side of beets with candied walnuts.  Fresh, flavorful and good quality. Menu contains local and organic ingredients.  Down-to-earth vibe of the place and cozy feel, despite bring in a bit of a creepy plaza. We'll definitely be back!


We have been a fan of the Michoacan brand of  restaurants for years.  We have visited all of them at one point or another and many times for a special occasions like birthday's.  I cannot count how many time I have been called ponchito. Everything is fresh and delicious.  I always go for a combination plate because I can never decide on just one thing so I decided to eat three.  The fresh guacamole made table side is a must have.  \n\nThe service is always top notch. Everyone is very attentive to the guests needs weather it be a refill of water or chips and salsa.  If you cannot decide on what to get ask a server and they will make a recommendation you will not be disappointed with.  \n\nThese guys are locally owned and operated so be sure to go out and support them.\n\nSunday they do a brunch with 30 plus items that always look delicious.  I will have to try that one day soon.\n\nSometimes during the week they have a man playing a piano and singing which can add a nice vibe to your delicious meal.


Extremely disappointing, fails in execution and seasoning.\n\nDuck Pot Pie: featured unevenly chopped vegetables of large and small chunks, resulting in uneven cooking. Nearly raw potatoes will ruin anything. Nearly raw unpeeled potatoes with rough skins, many eyes, and gray areas under the skin are doubly unappetizing. The filling languished in a thin broth and was indifferently seasoned. The biscuit on top was wonderful though. \n\nMeat Plate: venison sausage somehow managed to be tough and bone dry yet incredibly greasy. Too much fat in the head cheese, although the olive relish would have provided a nice counterpoint to a good head cheese. Mediocre terrine, on the sweet side.  \n\nSpinach salad with caramelized apple and pickled onion, andouille and sherry vinaigrette: Very good flavor combination, brought low by rubbery sausage and spinach leaves that were approximately 5 square inches large. \n\nDecor: perhaps if the food was good I would stop complaining long enough to care.


I have recently visited this location with a group of friends to enjoy a dinner as we are all visiting the city in celebration of our school break. I have spoken highly of your restaurant to them as I had visited various locations including the one in Las Vegas at least twice. However to my misfortune this time the experience was DREADFUL. Out of 5 people I was the second person to order, my order consisted of a Caprese which after my whole party was done eating was handed to me damn COLD and quite UN_TASTEFUL. To my surprise, upon me approaching one of the employees to complain about the sandwich, he simply disregarded my comment and continued shuffling bags. I had to call to his attention twice before they acknowledge my presence, after they had heard my comment I was told that they did not give me my sandwich earlier because the \"buzzers\" were not working properly and I was excused. I, unhappy with the experience wanted to continue to voice my un-satisfaction with the service, such for which I was ignored. However the cashier did proceed to ask the employee if anything was wrong. I approached the cashier and tell her that the sandwich was extremely late and was also cold, comment she acknowledges which such disdain, I FELT EMBARRASSED to have mentioned it in front of the other customers. This was an absolutely terrible and embarrassing experience, I do not come to an establishment to be brushed-off or neglected as just another \"assumed\" drunk customer, much the less be PATRONIZED and ignored when trying to voice a complaint about the food or services provided. This was an incredibly terrible experience which left me a quite sour taste for this company which I had really enjoyed in the past.


The food quality has worsened a lot in recent months. Must be a new chef. Almost every dish has less taste and less meat. Too bad.


The fusion cuisine didnt quite work here. \nThe sushi/nigiri was all right, at best.\nOver-priced kanpachi / sashimi plates.\n\nI dunno, mediocre sushi just doesnt cut it for me anymore. For good sushi I would yelp some hole-in-the-wall restaurants with a real sushi bar, and order omakase.\n\nThis may sound bitter but im very sensitive about my sushi. ;)


This review is for the breakfast buffet which we visted a couple of times during our Vegas Stay.\n\nI've read some bad reviews for this place and really wanted to try one of the more highly rated buffet's but we were staying at the MGM Signature so this was easy for us to pop along to, to get us going on a morning. \n\nI found the breakfast selection to be really good. I would guess it is quite hard to mess up a breakfast buffet as most places must do a similar thing, but we always found plenty we wanted to eat especially the made to order pancakes which we delicious especially with chocolate chips. There was also always a queue for the made to order omelettes so I guess they were also good (although I never tried them).\n\nThe service was good and I didn't feel we were rushed by our server. I would go again to this buffet at least for breakfast anyway.


I am preparing to travel with small dog and need pricing for health certificate.  I called a few places....when I called here I was told \"no pricing over the phone\".  What?  Are you kidding?  Not even for the document? How about price for office visit?  NO...she told me no pricing given for ANYTHING over the phone.  I suspect it is on the same lines as a restaurant with no pricing on the menu...I can't afford it.  This was the ONLY place that could not give me a price for a simple office visit or health certificate.


Food is delicious, but agree with other reviewers. You don't get much for what you pay. Way too pricey!


Nan's and non veg curry was good....loved the custard fruit salad......biryani was not up to expectation......god knows about veg food....lamb curry was good....


While having a good bit of time for a layover, we were looking to shift it into a Latin-American gear a little early before our flight to Puerto Rico out of the Charlotte airport. \n\nThe tables were clean, and the server was extremely pleasant and attentive, but the food was really not the bee's knees. We had chips and salsa, with the salsa tasting pretty much like Pace (not my fave), and a triple side of quac (since the order is actually quite small our server was kind enough to combine three orders into a larger bowl). The guac was pretty flavorless, and we heard the same from our buddies that ordered the quesadilla. \n\nThey did have Tecate though, and limes, and again our waiter was great and the bill wasn't a total punch in the gut since we didn't order that much. I would say if you're in a South of the Border state-of-mind at the Charlotte airport, a Tecate at Tequileria will do you right, but maybe try and spice up the food with some lime juice and/or an unmarked vile of house blended spices (like the one my mom gives me and expects me to carry around to season my food).


Ask for Trinity but you should probably call ahead and get and appt because she is often booked. That being said make sure you know who you spoke with because they will act like you never called. She does a great job. I have gone w/ someone else when she was not available and was disappointed. The shop over all is a 2/3 star but Trinity makes it 4


Horrible experience. Bacon...cold and old.  Pancakes dense and hard.  Potatoes deep fried and extremely salty. Please go somewhere else. Their food is NOT good.


Place was not good. Food taste bland and it is way over priced for what you get. Orange chicken was nasty and so was the fried rice. Won't be coming back here.


When I lived in Arizona ( from age 5 to 30), I ate at La Parilla Suiza a lot, at several of their locations. This is the one closest to my childhood home, and I think it was the prettiest of the restaurants. My mamma and I used to eat lunch there. My dad and his third wife liked it too ( but not with my mom, of course).... anyway, ahem.\n\nI love their melty cheese and mushroom appetizer, their chips and salsas, their tamales and enchiladas.. and the fajitas. \n\nIn college a Latino friend of mine took me to eat fajitas at the one in Tucson near the U of A campus, and I was busy forking chicken and peppers into my tortilla ( daintily, like a lady) when he took my fork away, put a tortilla in my hand, and said \"no, LIKE THIS!\" and demonstrated how to grab the stuff in the tortilla.\n\n I have to admit, it was faster and more fun. \n\nThe fajitas are typically really really good, across the board. \n\nI miss LPS and as much as I try to emulate their fajitas in my home, it's not the same. they do a great job. If you get to Phoenix or Tucson, give it a try. MMM. \n\nOh, and the tortilla soup, to die for. Really.\n\nP.S. They catered my dad's wedding to his wife, and the food was fabulous.


OH. MY. WORD. Fabulous. I had the Rainbow Valley, he had the Palo Verde. Absolutely FABulous, and those in-house chips were wonderful. If you haven't eaten here yet, go. They're only open until 2 pm, so hurry. Just put the car keys on the table right by the door so you don't have to fumble for them. And while you're there, make sure to order a cinnamon roll. You won't believe how nummy they are. That frosting... can't quite figure out how they made it, but I'm pretty sure white puffy clouds were one of the ingredients. Now if they only had a dinner service...


Sorry sir that will be a 5 1/2 hour wait!!!!!  NO pizza on this planet is good enough for even 2 hours....come on.  What do they put in the pizza for people to wait that long for?????  You look at the place and it's the size of a postage stamp and the lemmings are lined up outside wanting some of their pizza......I don't get it!\n\nWe went across the walk way to The Rose and Crown sat right down and had wonderful beer and fish and chips.  Wait=None.  We kept sitting there looking at the people waiting and wondering what else do they have to do in their lives but wait 5+ hours for a meal.\n\nI'm from Seattle and we have LOTS of great pizza places to go to that we don't have to wait HOURS to get into!


Not as overpriced as some other places but not great.  I would've spent the extra money to get better food and better service.\n\nThe food was too salty and kinda bland.  My wife did not like their seafood linguini.  My veal was not bad but no sauce or flavor to it.\n\nPortions are good but then again, I would rather have quality than quantity.\n\nMy suggestion, spend a little more and get quality food.  Try one of the other places that are higher ranked on yelp.


I went to Ink therapy for a commemorative tattoo and was seriously unsatisfied.  A friend has gotten two tattoos from the artist Derek and I enjoyed the color and overall tattoos.  I decided to use him as my artist for this very special tattoo (this is my 7th).  Derek was extremely unprofessional with personal medical information and charged me more for my tattoo based on the circumstance.  The coloring of the tattoo was not what I wanted- I wanted an outlined piece with shading inside.  I received a quick work up with a mag and little highlights on the tips.  This tattoo scabbed worse than any of my large full colored ones and the spots that have healed are more dull than ones that I've had for years.  Overall terrible experience, will not be returning to this shop.


You definitely get your money's worth..only $14. I in a hurry is say its worth it, but if you want a real massage and your nails to really get taken care of..I'd go somewhere else.


I'm reviewing this place not for a hotel stay, but hanging in the casino, eating at Stack, and partying at Jet.  Synopsis: has more 'tude than the Palms, less refinement than THEhotel at Mandalay, and crappier food and service than both.  Good thing MGM owns one of those other two so it can cover many bases, but there was just some panache missing here....


Yummy! My wife loves this place. I think it's a good snack. I'd probably get the free oatmeal next time to make it better.


Ok place for a lunchtime burger or breakfast.\n\nThe food is consistently okay but not great.\n\nThe staff are also ok. \n\nOverall the place is remarkably average in an area with places that are much much better.


Before they remodeled, they were so fast with their service and the food was right on par with Denny's quality. I am a fan of Denny's, so for me to write a negative review about this place, they deserve it. \n\nI took my family here because I want to show them how awesome I thought they would be considering that this is the busiest Denny's in the world. It took 45 minutes for the food to come out, food was cold, and server too busy trying to make excuses for slow speed. \n\nServers: please note that most customers do not want to hear excuses. Most times, the best response from you is \"I'm sorry.\"


I rented a mini van for ten days. We realized after two days the door didn't lock. A few days later we got a flat tire. Hertz said I could put on the spare and drive 80 mles to the ElPaso airport or stay in the town overnight and get a van at the local branch. We decided to stay the night in a hotel. In the morning the local Hertz had NO vehicles so I had to drive To ElPaso ( over two hr round trip). When i returned the vehicle and talked to the manager she just gave me a blank stare and told me that she is not required to compensate me because i booked through Priceline. Oh well I still saved 50%.


Wow. This was a waste of time. It seemed that they wanted to teach about a couple of habitats and be a zoo but they didn't have enough funds to realize the objective. There are a few animals and some displays about habitats, but we found this to be really disappointing.


Nothing special. Came here for our Anniversary dinner & unfortunately we weren't WOWED. I got the RibEye Bone-In (medium) & my BF got the Wagyu Ribeye...pricey and they weren't even tasteful/juicy. It was OKAY. I like lobster but I wasn't a fan of their Lobster Bisque...the Potato Pur\u00e9e was good tho. Buttery. I've had better steak. Wayyyyy better. I recommend trying some other steakhouse! Like Mastro's, Westin Bonaventure, Morton's!


A ghastly excuse for an airport, LAS is grossly undersized and can't cope with the amount of passengers that pass through it's doors daily. \n\nThe C/D security is nighmarish, several times I waited near 1 hour in these lines. A/B is much better, but it seems like you end up in C/D much more often due to the airlines that fly from there. \n\nGetting a cab from LAS is insane. Thankfully I lived in Henderson and usually drove when I used this airport so it wasn't an issue. \n\nThe noise of slots and the repeating advertisements in the baggage claim area are enough to drive you to want to off yourself.


This particular In-N-Out location is a decent one. Clean on the inside. Orders are always correct. Never too busy or too crowded.\n\nNow, I'm not all that into the burgers at In-N-Out. I know, blasphemy! But whatever. I personally do not care for them. They're not bad by any means, but I don't think they're all that good either.\n\nWhat I do LOVE and crave here are the animal-style fries. Say what? Just say yes. Get your fries animal-style. They are delicious and oh-so-craveworthy.  Yum yum yum! I'm craving them just writing this.


Meh. Lot of hype around this place, but I was underwhelmed with the food. \n\nThe decor is really nice, and a great location but overall I wouldn't come back except for their extensive beer on tap.\n\nI ordered:\n\nSquid Salad - not bad, not great.\nSake Nigiri - salmon was not fresh too much rice\nSpicy Tuna Roll - tuna mix wasn't fresh and zero flavor\n\nTo top it all I asked for Nigori Sake. The server didn't know what it was since apparently they only have WARM sake. Not much of a Japanese restaurant.


Beware of duplicate charges made to your credit card. I booked a reservation for myself and three of my business colleagues (4 rooms total). During check out we notice our hotel bills contain many inaccuracies and duplicate billing charges from the hotel bars and restaurants. Two days later, I received an email from the property stating they are charging me an additional $65.00 for a no-show fee. I was there, I have the hotel bill to prove it. I had to call Expedia and Treasure Island multiple times to get any type of resolution.


This hotel has no customer service at all!! No smiles,no nice greeting,and bad attitude at check in. (like they forced to be there) I called housekeeping as soon as we checked in because there was no remote in the room and the person that answered was rude and said \"remote?? Remote for what?? I was like for the TV?? Is there something else in the room that needs a remote??? \nRooms are very old but loved their beds though (at least the one we had) \ndon't think I would stay there again


Super clean. Great service. 1hookah/2people $20 for hookah & $30 for all night refills. The food looks good but I can't say because I didn't have anything lol but appearance looks good. Came here with my friends which was a group of 6 and we all agreed that it's worth it.


What a fun trip down memory lane! I loved seeing some of the old pinball machines (and a TRON video game! Holy crap!), and letting my kids experience such a large chunk of my childhood. Everyone should go here and visit at least once.


Well, another pizza place here in the Ballantyne area...what a surprise...WOW, was it ever!\nAfter being flooded by coupons, I thought, lets give this a try. Using the coupon code and ordering on-line was a breeze.  The pricing was awesome, choices varied, and they even give you a choice of free flavored crusts like parmesan and ranch.   They quoted 35 minutes for delivery.  After 20 minutes, the friendly delivery person was at my door!  After opening the box and devouring it's hot, fresh, yummy goodness, I was amazed at the fabulousness that is Marco's Pizza!!!  Ever since, the order is always right, the pizza hot and delicious, and the delivery speedy!  The parmesan crust is amazing!  The coupons are great, and the on-line ordering system is quite easy compared to some others.  They are a cut-above the big-boys (pizza hut and papa johns) as far as flavor and quality.  After the years and dozens of pizza places here in this area, I have finally found a home!  Bravo!


Local breeze is one of my favorite restaurants in the city.  My bf and I go all the time for brunch, and they also have really good burgers too.  My favorite part about this place is that they have a dog friendly patio.  They usually bring the dogs little dog bowls with water and sometimes even a cookie!  Try the coca cola ham omelet for brunch....AH-MAZING!


I usually dine at the Thomas Rd. location, where everything is great.  This time, I decided to give this one a try, expecting a similar experience, but here's some of what I found up here:\n\n*  It's quite similar inside to the Thomas Road location, but the dining area isn't furnished as well.\n\n*  Went for soup first, as usual, but there were no soup spoons out, or available.  (Have I eaten at 100 other buffets here in the Valley without ever having run into this?)  An employee told me they let themselves run completely out of them to save money.  (I thought to myself, \"They could save even MORE money by closing this location... and maybe they should!)\n\n*  Went for a chicken wing, which is what I eat!  The only way you could get one here, was firmly attached to more of the chicken!  The whole thing was heavily breaded & cooked with the skin on, so there was no hope of pulling it apart at the serving tray.  It was either take it the way you don't want it, or don't have it at all.  Please someone, teach the preps here how to cut up a chicken!!  (Was I 8, or 9, when I learned how to do it?)  That's enough of an example of how the whole visit went here.  You get the idea.\n\nOverall, the food was about the same as Thomas (good), but the serving area setup here is also not as attractive or convenient as the one on Thomas, so for me the place plummeted all the way down to 3-Stars from the 5 I had expected it to earn.\n\nOn the way home, I sang \"Could've Been\" by Tiffany.


I like this place.  I have been here one time previously for drinks...actual hand-crafted cocktails, and they were great.  Came back tonight for dinner. \n\nOf course we still ordered cocktails. I had the Ward Eight which was a great balance between tart and sweet with a tad more tart. \nWe started with the calamari appetizer. It included peppers, and had a very light breeding with a house aioli and crispy prosciutto on top. \n\nFor my main course, I ordered the rib-eye.  Of course the cut was way too big (18oz), but I can't help myself...rib-eyes are my favorite! I ordered it medium, and it was slightly overcooked.  Still good though. \nThen I got the jalape\u00f1o creamed corn and it was delicious. Although, I would have loved more if they used fresh corn instead of frozen. \n\nLastly, when I was about to bust, and 75% of the appetizer, 50% of the steak, and 50% of the side were all in togos, they brought out the complimentary doughnuts. I am not a big sweets eater, but I couldn't resist and popped two of the tiny holes in my mouth.  They were very good, but if I even ate one more hole, I would pop.  My friend loved them, and the two dips and even took them home. \n\nIt's a little pricey here, but I will be back...the next time during happy hour for half priced steaks!


Fixed my locks, was on time and reasonably priced. I was pleased with the service and the tech did not try to sell me on unnecessary extras.


Service, food and experience were all fantastic!\n\nI enjoyed the Manhattan Clam Chowder with the Roast Beef Dip (French Dip with a side of Au Jus). Very filling.\n\nIf one of your dopey friends suggests \"let's go to the Carnegie deli because they have big sandwiches\", punch them in the throat and tell them about Zoozacrackers.  There is a reason this one is rated higher.


I've been here a couple of times now and it's a totally straight forward standard hotel with free internet (wifi and cable), free breakfast, free airport shuttle (one of the few in LV), and free shuttle to the strip (dropoff at Mandalay Bay). Down the street there is a big outlet mall with a whole bunch of food and shopping options which is convenient. This means that you aren't out in the boonies despite being \"off strip\". Not a bad little hotel, I'll be back.


I just found out that Harrah's is the largest hotel/casino operator in the world.  I am completely amazed.  I have been to several of the Harrah's locations and never, ever thought they would be the biggest.  Based on the level of service, they are just \"ok\".\n\nSpend your dollars elsewhere.


Beautiful, simplistic and modern.  This spa doesn't have over the top tacky decor, it is decorated with clean lines and neutral colors.  As soon as you arrive they whisk you off to change out of your clothing and into a plush terry robe and massage sandals.  Don't worry, you can store your belongings in a large electronic locker.  The spa is divided into a ladies or men's only section and clothing optional, so if you feel like swimming in the gigantic hot tub naked, you can! This is Vegas after all.  While waiting for service there is a room with snacks and tea/water with large chairs and couches while you wait.  \nAfter service there is a large steam room along with a sauna to prolong the experience.  Close to the lockers resides a vanity area where you can shower and change.\nThe massage I had by Bernard was pure bliss and he even did yoga stretching to help with my aching muscles.  The massage tables are heated and electronic, so they can move your body to make you as comfortable as possible.  \nBernard was nice enough to show me the Turkish hammam, which is a large room with a 200 sq ft raised heated stone in the middle.  If you book service in this room they will do your massage while you are on the heated stone.  The room also has dual private bath tubs and a steaming area.  It looked absolutely amazing.  They even keep the room a certain temp that promotes circulation.   \nSince it is Vegas, get ready to drop some cash for services.  I don't know how much it is for a pass to just use the facilities, but that seems like a good way to go if you don't want to splurge on a treatment.


No appointment required, but I recommend making one if you go here!! \n\nMy friend and I wanted to pamper ourselves a little for our birthdays. I wanted a mani/pedi and my friend wanted a manicure. This place is right by my parents house and since we were going to their house afterwards, we decided on InStyle Nails. \n\nWe walked in and signed the 'Welcome' book at 9:40AM. The salon opened at 9:30. The lady greeted us, asked us what we wanted to get done and said it would be 5 minutes. She asked us to pick our color of nail polish while we waited. I noticed there were already 3 ladies in the spa pedicure chairs and the lady was the only one there. She got on the phone and I assumed she was calling her other co-workers because within 15 minutes, 5 others had showed up.\n\nOur 5 minute wait turned into a 25 minute wait. There was a party of 6 who walked in about 9:50AM and they ALL had appointments. We almost left, but decided to stay since we weren't really on a time crunch and our greeter lady kept telling us, \"you're next after them.\"\n\nOnce in the pedicure chair, I was pleased to find that it was a message chair. However, the pedicure itself only lasted about 10 minutes.... I expected it to last a little longer. The guy who did my pedicure didn't really take his time and he missed some spots when he painted my toes. He did a poor job on my manicure as well. I still had hang nails and after 3 days, all the nail polish had chipped away. My friend's manicure lasted over mine, but her polish started to chip as well. \n\nI will not be going back to InStyle Nails on Silverado.


Try the paloma! From the people who brought you Bramble, there is a new kid in town. Lovely little place on Queen street where they choose your cocktails for you based around what you like drinking.\nWe all loved our drinks and the service was great


gorgeous lip-syncing meatheads with thongs and cheerleading routines.  YES, I AM A FAN.\n\ni was giggling my panties off the entire time. the chit chatter in my head repeatedly wondered, \"WHAT THE HECK IS GOING ON HERE?!\" It was corny fabulous and all the women were smitten.  Role playing dress up never looked more fun. \n\nMy fave acts were the ninja matrix trenchcoats with a whole lotta exposed left to your imagination, sleeveless hoodies, (as my gf screeched, \"who WEARS sleeveless hoodies?!\") the construction worker rave with glow-in-the-dark BODY paint, firemen with hoses & axes for props, and THE 112 ANYWHERE SONG - oh my lordy... we saw that bed move from stage left to stage right simply due to INTENSE thrusting...**sigh...from the handsome feller with the nipple rings and ponytail...**double sigh...DROOOOOL... HAHAHHA!\n\nI'd definitely come back for good 'ol entertainment.  If you want HANDS ON entertainment and wanna make it rain for nasty manhoes, head over to OG's. This isn't the place for that.  \n\nThanks for a good time, Chippendales! How can you NOT be entertained by gyrating gents...? Hah!\n\nxoxo


Took my other half here last week to celebrate his birthday. Nice, cozy spot.. Service was great. He checked on us constantly making sure everything was great. I ordered the Bolognese. It was a little bland. My boyfriend ordered the FRUTTI DI MARE and it was uh-mazing!! It was so delicious that I kept stealing the shrimps from his plate! Lol. The dessert was absolutely divine. We chose the Gelato with espresso on top and it was a hit! We really enjoyed the food and service we received at this place.


This place obviously changed their hours and didn't update anything else except the door on their business. Last time I came by, they were closed randomly. Ok, I understand things happen and it's necessary. No problem. However, now they are closed on Sundays and didn't bother to update their answering service or information online. Annoying.


Got delivery of a pepperoni calzone and four cheese pizza. They were alright, though I think they would've certainly been better if eaten at the place and not after delivery time elapsed.\n\nIt costs about $35, which compared to Atlas' deal of getting two larges for under $30, wasn't a great deal. Would probably go with Atlas again next time.


What a complete disappointment.\n\nWe live nearby, and yesterday had some big and exciting news to celebrate. It was late and nice outside so we decided to talk a walk to Paisan's and try it for the first time.\n\nWhat do you do when you need to celebrate? You order champagne. We ordered 25 dollar champagne. We got ... a BOTTLE OF COOK'S. Really?? REALLY? If you are going to serve us cheap champagne, fine, but at LEAST be smart enough to get something no one will recognize! What's more, while the waiter was nice and all, he wasted tons of our champagne. He didn't pour it right so it fizzed all kinds and he kept spilling it. THANKS. That was our 25 dollar bottle of effin' Cook's you just wasted.\n\nWe tried to move on, and order an appetizer. It's pretty much bread and cheese, or bread and cheese. Or bread and garlic. Cool. It was fine, but nothing special.\n\nThe pizzas were also fine, but nothing special. I got vegetarian pesto, Derek got the spicy one. I think these people are relying WAYYYY too much on their name, their legacy, and crappy Kraft cheese.  Way too much cheese. Really good cheese can be used in just the right amount for perfect flavor -- if you add a ton of bland, poor quality cheese to something, that's not going to make it suddenly taste better!!!\n\nDesserts? Meh. Derek was horrified to find the tiramisu cut like a pie slice and not a square. (he's picky)\n\nIt was a pretty building. The acoustics in the back room, the one overlooking the \"lake\" (read: freeway) are terrible though. Also, it's dirty. The floors were covered.\n\nI'm thinking ... never again. Not worth my close-to-90 dollars. And it ruined our celebration. I really wish we had gone somewhere else.


If you love sushi, you have to try this place when you come to Vegas. It is by far the best sushi I've had outside of Japan. For my visit, the course consisted of various fish flown in from Japan, Spain, and New England. Everything from the hot food items, the sushi, fresh oyster, and the green tea tiramisu was superb.


I tried this place because it had good reviews on Yelp. Big disappointment! As soon as I walked in, I thought to myself, \"what the hell?\" The decor in this place is non-existent. Both my lunch order, as well as my girlfriend's was just as appealing as the decor in the place. Would definitely not come back here!


The opinions of another review site saying this place has gone downhill are not wrong. Just had a TERRIBLE meal here. I'm from Leith and I remember the glory days of this place when it set the example not only to the growing Shore scene but also that of pubs doing good good food all over town!... I've had my best ever fishnchips, best ever smoked haddock risotto, and many great girly lunches here over the years. But years ago, not recently. \n\nI came in about 2 months ago with a hangover for a decent Bloody Mary and decided food would be ok. But the battered fish was sswiimmmiinnng in fat and i could barely scrape the tiny bits of fish off of the horribly burned batter. Put it down to a bad day.\n\nThis time we were very surprised to get a table at all as it was a v sunny night at 7.30pm  and the shore was very very busy. But we did, which now I know speaks volumes. The hot smoked salmon starter was a massive plate of salad leaves, giant chunks of very smoked salmon, an egg and 2 half stalks of asparagus. Not terrible but totally over saladed and inderseasoned, and far too large.\n\nFor mains we had a salmon  risotto, which turned out to be savoury rice pudding with a salmon fillet plonked on top! Totally horrible. If your chef can't do risotto, don't offer it on the menu, The other was a scallop, crevette and squid salad main. First off the chips were forgotten and i had to go chase them, but when they were eventually brought they were barely cooked. The scallops tasted of NOTHING and the crevettes, although covered in herbs of some kind, tasted of nothing. The squid the same. This was a salad that was charged at more the double of the starter size version due to the addition of chips, apparently....the forgotten chips i had to chase that eventually arrived totally undercooked..\n\nTo be fair, the waitress seemed keen to know why we hadn't eaten anything, but my dining partner had decided we wouldn't cause a fuss or scene. I still told her I'd not all enjoyed my main and that the late chips were totally underdone and generally i'd not had an enjoyable meal. We asked for the bill. She offered us a free coffee. and then ignored us for ages. Eventually we got to pay and leave. A full bill with nothing taken off.\n\nSomeone in that kitchen, in control of it, can not cook and does not care. Someone somewhere along the line between kitchen and customer does not care about customer service. End of story.\n\nWe won't be back, ever.


We should have checked the Yelp reviews before we went to The Noodle Shop at Mandalay Bay.   It is absolutely terrible.  Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.  \n\nWe ordered the \"Roasted Crispy Duck\" appetizer and was told that it actually wasn't crispy, but just roasted.  We got it anyway and it was disgusting.  The taste was lousy and it was some of the worst duck I've ever had.  \n\nWe also ordered the Cashew Chicken.  Our waitress came out about 5 minutes after we ordered and told us they were out of cashews, but they would make it without cashews.  Are you kidding me?  They ran out of cashews?\n\nOur waitress was awful.  She was extremely annoying and her manager wasn't any better, as she seemed about as clueless as the waitress.  \n\nI give you all the same advise I told people looking at the menu when we were leaving: this place is terrible.  Don't eat here.


I always go to the Bagel Factory when I'm in Waverley.  It's a great place to grab a (relatively) cheap (relatively) warm lunch that will fill your belly while you're on the train.  \n\nI was surprised at the breadth of some of the pricing, though.  I always get an everything bagel with cream cheese, lettuce and cucumber  - this is crazy cheap, possibly less than \u00a32, maybe?  While The Man loves the pastrami bagel, which is priced closer to \u00a35 or \u00a36, I think. \n\nAll the more points for my choice, though they appear to be cutting costs a bit these days as my cream cheese was painfully thin. I mean come on, if the other ingredients are lettuce and cucumber, at least give a girl some creamy cheesy goodness.


Exactly like a panera minus the awesome green tea.  Their sandwiches are good, so are their soups, but I never feel like anything is fresh.  I know their soups come frozen and they just heat it.  Still satisfies when you need to drop in for a quick lunch.


I guess I don't get it?\n\nEverything was wholly average. Burgers, service, prices--average. I ordered Kiki's burger--average. Some bites were overly sweet, but the mushrooms added a good savory touch. I had the garlic fries--average. They trick you into thinking you're getting an f-ton of fries and you're getting about a handful.\n\nAlso, their hostesses kept seating people directly next to us, too, which was kind of irritating considering the restaurant was nearly empty. Twice the other diners asked to be moved so they weren't joining us for our meal.\n\nI'd have to be dragged back---to me, it's not worth a revisit.


If you're not looking for this place, you just might miss it. It's tucked away in a strip mall and worth the hunt. I went with Elite Emily as we explored Henderson more, and we were practically the only people in the spot. The orders were HUGE. It takes a lot for me to wave the white flag, but I had to ask for a box. All the food is fresh and pretty dern tasty. There's really nothing you can go wrong with here, so I'm looking forward to my next trip to try something else!


do not waste you money bought the groupon coupon got 2 large pizzas and a salad and an appeitzer for 20.00 went to pick it up got a half salad spent 10.00 for the beet salad which was good but hardly enough for 2 people,the pizza was 2 large that fit in one pizza box and was like chewing cardboard, won't do it again rather go to the sports bar on las vegas blvd you get a large cheese pizza which is out of this world and a pound and a half of wings and 12 chicken fingers for 30.00 bucks out of this world food and great price bye bye pizza fusion!


Audio assault in the form of Bulgarian post modern industrial techno (merely a guess). It was like a jackhammer to my brain, very small space for such crazy loud music. I saw some glow sticks come out, scanned for pacifiers and we bailed. From the choice words I could make out, our bartender was friendly.


Its pretty good Pho in a nice quiet location, Charming.


UGH. i went here after tryst, and my oh my was it a disappointment.\n\nthe moment i stepped in, i felt the sexual hostility and tension in the air.  like i was stepping into a den of LIONS or something. \n\nit was so packed, sweaty, sticky, dirty, and NOT-FUN.  i got surrounded by a group of guys from Israel and they freakin made a circle around me so i couldn't escape.  by the time they let me go MY BELT WAS MISSING!!!! how the HELL DID THAT HAPPEN!?!??!? i felt so VIOLATED afterwards. \n\nso i went to the servers and bouncers and asked them to look for my belt, and 15 minutes later they appeared with it.... SOAKED in stale beer, water, and other weird smelly fluids! EW!! EEEEEWWW!!! \n\nthe crowd is really college-y where people are just OUT TO GET TRASHED and PLASTERED and want to VOMIT THROUGH THE NIGHT. but if you're into that kind of stuff, THIS IS THE PLACE FOR YOU! :]


I recently spend a grand old weekend in Vegas for my birthday with a few girlfriends. I was left in charge of finding and booking the place to stay..so I was feeling a little bit of pressure since I always talk about how much a read and review things... I finally choose THEhotel. It seemed to be the most upscale for not as steep of a price as the Bellaggio and Caesars. Having a suite is almost perfect so after weeks of reading reviews and asking people on Twitter, THEhotel it was. I stayed in \"THEsuite\" and was very happy with the room and hotel. Ladies this is the perfect room to get if there are a few ladies staying together. I swore that the room was designed by a woman, there were just too many little things that we noticed and appreciated that we felt there was no way a man could have designed it. First off, the additional half bath is perfect and the double sinks and ample storage space in the bathroom make you feel very at home...at home in luxurious home that is. There was even separate closets where we both were able to unpack all our dresses and shoes and have our own space, very nicely done. The beds are very comfortable and the concierge is completely helpful in suggestions and helping with bookings or questions, I called them a million times and every time I was greeted and helped so well. I love the door bell on the rooms, call me silly but I just it made everything seem more at home. \n\nThere were a few things I noticed that frustrated me, but not too much to where I would not stay again. Upon check in there was no \"nonsmoking\" rooms left even though I booked online and called to make sure the reservation said no smoking. The staff told us we could move the next day, but by then all my stuff was unpacked and I had bigger fish to fry. Second, after coming in a 6 or 7 like the usual in Vegas, I really really need coffee; I understand some people have money and don't pay attention to the prices but $6 for a cup of coffee in the room? I just couldn't do it. Coffee should always be free everywhere. Third, I wish there was a mini fridge in the room for personal use and not just holding the $15 drinks. \n\nOverall, I will probably always stay here. Great housekeeping and room service (the nachos have like 4 blocks of cheese on them watch out!) the rooms are amazing and we got lots of compliments on it from visitors. It being attached to Mandalay bay is great, so you can get the best of both worlds, a nice luxury hotel but you can also walk to gaming and bars in a flash. If you have a few extra bucks I would encourage the splurge for THEhotel.


This was my second delivery experience with Giovanni's. First was cold, some raw, some burned, pizza for a group that was  redelivered in about the same condition. Lunch yesterday was ordered with a group. Most went un- eaten or was said to be just OK. Lots of comments wondering why something was ordered when it wasn't good last time. My hot sausage hoagie was cold. The shredded cheese was still in individual pieces as if just out of the package. The roll was toasted on top and soaked with something cold on the bottom to the point that it couldn't be held and fell apart if touched. I peeled most of it away and put what I had remaining from my $11.49 sandwich in our microwave so that it was edible. I'm done with Giovanni's. There are too many other places that want my business.


The quality of their food is fine, but the value of the meal is weak. I felt that my Thai curry dish could have used more \"meat\" and vegetables since they added an extra dollar to the tab for the vegetables. We also ordered the vegetable dish in the brown sauce with shrimp for $12.95. The shrimp was good, but it just seems a bit pricey for a dish with just vegetables. I feel that I like Thai Rama (located on Camelback Rd) better for their value, service, and atmosphere.


I like to call this place Corner Inconsistent. The food always tastes great, but it is often not quite what you ordered, and rarely the same from visit to visit.


very poor customer service, i am only going to arrowhead Buckle from now on!! completely ignored at pv and there selection was poor.


Came across this on my facebook feed and we thought we would try it today during our tour of the east side of Madison. So glad we did! The tuscan bean and kale soup was mouthwateringly yummy, the quiche was light and fluffy, and the grand finale of a slice of flourless chocolate cake was divine... we will be back!


Empty on a friday night? I should have let that be a sign.\n\nMc & Schmick is like an old flame for me. I stopped eating there after the Landry's takeover (as you can read about in my review for the Mc & Schmick in Vegas). But, I thought of days gone by, and gave it another go. \n\nI ordered the sea scallops, and they looked sickly to say the least. Not even a hint of sear or color showed. The food obviously sat, too. My butter sauce was already solidifying on the plate when it was delivered. I took a photo as a reminder of why Mc & Schmick broke up. \n\nMy dad enjoyed his meal. So, I am at least happy for that. \n\nMy office is next door, but don't expect to see me there again. This old flame is finally snuffed!


I was needing pizza's for a customer as close to 11am as possible. I called around to 5 other pizza places who had no interest in helping me. I called them and told them my predicament and they were more than willing to help me. Not to mention their pizza was very good!!! Thank you!


I'll be up front - I've never eaten here before.  Right before they changed locations, we had read so many great things on yelp that we had to go there.  We walked in and immediately got a whiff of something truly nasty - there must have been a back up in their sewer because it smelled awful.  We turned on our heels and headed out the door.  We tried to give it another chance but they were in the middle of moving locations.  Does anyone know the scoop on why they moved?  Did it have something to do with that hideous smell?  \n\nWe're excited to actually eat here but need reassurances that the new place smells better.


Very bad customer service in this location waited 20 minutes for a worker to come and answer my question on a electrical device only to find out he didn't even know what I was talking about and not only that their products are a bit over priced...I found the same product I needed at the Home Depot for 2.00 less and my question was answered.


The steak here was not worth the price at all....i really don't have much to say about this place besides stay away.  Its not worth your money or time...however the decorations inside were very nice.


Very poor service. We had to repeat our order at least 4 times and they still got the order wrong they where very slow.


If you're at the Vegas airport for more than a few hours to kill... this place is worth it. Food and great drinks (not just wine and beers!) are all included. Pretty relaxing environment... people are actually sleeping in these little cubby-hole sofas all around (staying pretty late at this airport). \n\nThere is definitely more cooked food than I've seen at other airport lounges. \n\nStaff is friendly and accommodating. I definitely recommend!


If you need a getaway from the Vegas sun with a bit of fun competition, this is the place for you! Upon entering you're instantly treated to a giant display of all the kiss t shirts, toys and magazines you could ever see. The collection here is quite wide and ranges through all eras of kiss. We were promptly greeted as we entered, we arrived shortly before 8pm on a Saturday. The girls up front were respectful and even got us smiling with how good a mood they were in. Excellent first impression! We picked up a beer and our golf tickets and moved back to the golf course.\n\nThe employees in the back greeted us with another pair of smiles and joked with is about keeping score. Something is in the air around here because the positive and fun energy is everywhere it seems! The course didn't have too many people, more showed up after us and it got a bit busier. The Djs made announcements telling us about their wedding chapel, party rooms and even had some contests where you could win tickets. The course itself is a good time, bring a couple of friends and don't take yourselves too seriously. It was a lot of fun to be had. Afterwards we sat at the bar counter for another round of beers before some arcade games. \n\nOverall this place was a great experience. Seeing some complaints on yelp, you'd have to suck the fun out of everything to think this place has rude staff or a negative environment with customers and kids. Happy mini golf everyone!


We had a 2-for-1 print out, good for up to $6.00, so we decided to come here for lunch and get sandwiches last Saturday.  On the menu board, there were 3 post-its on it saying \"Out of Sandwiches\". They told us that they stop serving sandwiches later in the day, so we ate some where else.\nWe decided to return the next day on Sunday, and the same 3 post-its were on the menu board again! We were not happy! We got there earlier than we did on Saturday. This time they told us that they are out of a lot of the items that are needed to make sandwiches, & they are awaiting their shipment. But they said that they could only make us Tuna Sandwiches...So we went ahead & got that.\nThis left us with a bad impression about this place & will most likely not return.\n\nIn the mean time, while we were in line....2 more customers walked in & noticed the post-its, too....They turned around & walked out.  Apparently, they are losing business by not having there 'shipment'. \n...The tuna sandwiches were quite dry, & not much flavor...\n\n(....Hmmm, maybe they should just stick to coffee, cookies, & muffins.)


Love this place! I don't go often enough because I never pass it. It's close to my neighborhood but I rarely drive in that\ndirection.\n\nNonetheless, I'm a big fan! Prices are amazing compared to the quality for \"fast food.\" They prepare the food to order.\n\nTheir tender and delicious teriyaki chicken and their garlic shrimp are must-haves for my fam! The BBQ ribs are a hit for the kids too.\n\nFriendly service. Happy place. Casual and relaxed atmosphere. Reasonably priced. Try it.


This review is mainly in regards to their Fantasy Football Draft promo.\n\nLast year ('08 season) one of my fantasy football leagues saw an ad for hosting your draft party here, so we thought we would give it a try. It was pretty cool...we booked a date and time several weeks in advance and when we arrived they had a nice private table set up for us. We also got a great draft kit that included a board (we were able to hang it up on the wall) and color coded player stickers that were bright and visible for all at the table to see. We also got gift certificates for future visits and a discount on the bill. We had such a good experience that there was no question that we would be back for our draft in '09.\n\nSo, this year I called three weeks prior to make our reservation. The guy manager that I spoke to was pleasant and helpful on the phone. I even had to call a couple of days later to change to date (same guy, very accommodating). On the day of our draft, very different story. I showed up early and noticed that a table was not set up for us. I inquired at the bar and the bartender just pointed to a high-top for us to sit at. This would not do, especially since we need a quieter area for the 12 of us to hear each other and wall space to hang our board. I started to wander over to the table we had last year and as a server walked by I asked for the manager. I waited, and waited, and still no manager, so my friends and I pushed tables together ourselves and sat down. Finally the manager arrived..she was very unwelcoming and told us we had to sit in the bar because she only had one bartender on and no server that could serve us. I explained to her that we wanted to sit here, that we had been here last year (same time at night) and it was an ideal setup, and that one of our players wasn't even 21 and able to sit in the bar. She was very rude and gave in to us sitting there eventually, but not without threatening us with the police!! Oh, yeah, we are in the dining/restaurant part of the place because like I said one of our guys is 20, and she's telling us that there is a curfew on the strip (mind you, we are no where near the resort corridor) and if the police come in, its not her problem. Then she went on to say that all the servers were leaving...we said \"fine\" and that we would just walk to the bar to order food and drinks. In the end we spent a lot less money because it was difficult to keep getting up in the middle of all our action to get more beer and food. No discount either. One other thing, another fantasy football team was there that same night and didn't seem to like being told they had to sit in the loud bar area either...they eventually moved all of their stuff in the dining/restaurant part too.\n\nSo...I am also in another fantasy league. For the last four years, this league has always done its draft at Hard Rock Cafe. This year, based on my experience from '08 I convinced them to have the draft and BWW. After the experience with my first draft of '09 I called the day before to reconfirm the reservation and to make sure that the table we wanted would be available. Of course, the manage (the guy) didn't have our reservation. What!! We made it three weeks prior!! good thing I called. Again, I got there early (eager to make sure everything was going to go well especially after I got everyone to break from our HR Cafe tradition). We did get the table we wanted and we were even going to get service this time! woo hoo! Lots more drinking and food this time! Just as everyone shows up the manager (a manager, not the lady from the previous draft) informed us that they had no more draft kits! Really!! Are you kidding me!! We booked three weeks ago and I had even confirmed with the day manager who said nothing about not having any draft kits!!! I was so embarrassed and pissed off. I really thought my team was going to have a good experience and want to come back year after year. I guess we are just going to have to go back to HR Cafe or I hear Hooters has draft parties?? BOO WILD WINGS!!!\n\nP.S. I spent the first 25 years of my life in Buffalo....your wings are NOT real buffalo wings!!!\n\nP.P.S One star for the potato wedges with cheese and the really nice, attentive server we had the second draft of '09.


Whatever female that was working the weekend on 10/11/14 needs to be FIRED. I went into this store to try out the beds & was not greeted by anyone. There was only 1 sales rep who was busy attending some older folks, which was totally fine... I don't like being bothered anyway, if I have a question I'll ask. I came in here with my boyfriend & let me tell you, we may be young & LOOK like we don't have money, but trust me, I could buy any of these stupid mattresses easily without even thinking about it. Money is not an issue. We immediately picked the nicest looking beds, inclined it how we liked (I have a blood circulation problem so I put the lower end up of the bed inclined) felt pretty good. We then turned on our sides to see how it felt from the side..... & this terrible hideous sales rep (who was adjusting her old folks bed as they were laying on it) told us \"oh come on, if all you guys are going to do is play around then you need to LEAVE.\" I was disgusted!!! I looked at her & said \"Excuse me\"?!! At that moment she realized she was a complete IDIOT & rolled her eyes & continued talking with her clients. We immediately took off & guess what sweetheart???? We were going to purchase a bed but HELL no!! I am taking my business to temperpedic. \n\n\nDONT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH JUDGMENTAL IDIOTS WHO DISCRIMINATE AGAINST YOUNGER PEOPLE.


The best Hawaiian food that I have had. I had the chicken katsu and Kalbi short rib mixed plate ($12.49)  Chicken katsu was crisp and good. Kalbi short ribs had a charbroiled flavor. Hubby got the Laulau, the special for Friday night, which was very good too ($11.99) Large portions at reasonable prices.  We were there on a Friday night and they had live Hawaiian music. I really wanted to try the Huapai cake but was way too full but it looked great. It was very busy though but only a short wait, maybe a few minutes, but it was worth the wait. We will definitely be back.


Ultimate historic restaurant since the 30's.  The best, most unique hamburger & fried onion place period


Use to be good, looks like the old guy who worked there before got shitty is no longer there. Disappointed.... Don't order from here


Boring, small and nothing to say about it.... slow service.... no atmosphere.... food wasn't anything specials... not worth going out of your way for!


Went there for lunch today and had a very good turkey and brie sandwich.


It's an OK breakfast place, the food isn't anything special, the last time I went the service was horrible. I got there early enough that I didn't have to stand in line and there were plenty of open tables. When my waiter finally brought my food it was cold and greasy, not to mention he never came back to ask if I needed anything else. If you're looking for a breakfast place there are far better places in the neighbourhood, and if you see a lineup don't bother waiting.


It was ok.... Over priced for some rogies, they were good but not the best I've ever had. . I'll give this place another chance tho. I really like the fact that they are open until 2 on weekends ...


You know what's great? Walking into a banking establishment and having the tellers know your name! I've been with Sunwest for 27 years, and I've never had any fees charged to me (yay automatic and free overdraft protection!) Your mileage may vary, but I love these guys. This branch is fantastic. All the employees are friendly and knowledgeable.


This place... everything is good.  \n\n1. Cullen Skink SO good... I don't know how to put it.  We wanted six bowls of this.\n\n2. Rump Steak perfectly cooked, great whiskey sauce.\n\n3. Haggis Tower so good, fresh, delicious.\n\n4. Sticky Toffee Pudding yes this is good too!!! WITH ice cream!!\n\nService is good too.  But the food... the best.


I came into this office tonight for an abscess tooth. I have had a few so I know the difference. The pain is unbearable and your gums form a pocket after you have had a cavity for some while. I don't have insurance and I do not have 50 or would've went to a dentist. Let me add I came in for antibiotics, not hard core pills. Let me say this place is horrible! After claiming I have gingivitis from the female doctor on staff at 7:30 at night to not giving me a prescription  because I wouldn't pay 50 is basically holding it hostage. I could understand if I was trying to get Vicodin but an antibiotic? The lady in charge of billing kicked me out! I will be going to the director having a law background I know that UMC has a sign on the wall stating that they will help everyone. What they're forgot at the bottom is anyone with money. By the way already at another hospital and have been seen and what so you know I have an abscess tooth, not gingivitis. You will have to pay a copay if they find you as not an emergency, which gingivitis would be considered as not an emergency. The nurse there who has blonde hair I will be writing the director for her because she belongs in a way better environment. Gingivitis is where all your gums are inflamed and your gums are bleeding.


I'm not sure about why people complain about the prices\nAt HT?  Publix subs are a dollar more and not as good. If you are a VIP member you get all kinds of great weekly deals like 1.77 eggs!  This is a great little store in uptown with free garage parking (up to 90 minutes) and a giant amount of wine for the space.  The only issue I have is because of the multiple entrances, there are multiple register areas creating flow issues and confusion.  If you live West of 77 I recommend this HT over the BiLo off Freedom.


I never rate on Yelp due to horrendous service but I feel like everyone should be warned. We sat down and ordered 15 minutes later, got our salads then waited an hour before we noticed our food was not at the table yet. After addressing it with the manager she said it would be ANOTHER 40 minutes and was not apologetic and had informed us that our server should have told us it was 1.5 wait for our pizza.  This place is seriously unorganized and is in desperate need of a staff revamp. We couldn't wait because we had an event so all 9 of us had to leave. They still charged us for our alcohol. This is the worst dining experience I have ever encountered and will never be eating at this location EVER AGAIN.  This location needs a serious reality check, you are running your business to the ground!


Concluded our most recent Vegas adventure with brunch at Bouchon. Non existent wait time during a Monday afternoon. \n\nI believe Riley was our server, wish I was a hundred percent on his name as we definitely wanted to note his level service. He was funny, utmost honest and very accommodating. We requested a table change and serval order alterations as well in which he addressed on a positive note with good humor. \n\nMenu offerings were all mouth watering, our  ordered dishes were even more delicious! I had the corned beef hash, side of potato croquettes accompanied by a bloody mary. Portions were particularly large and made the travel trek to be served as breakfast for the following morning back home. \n\nDining in gained us a 15% treat receipt at the strip bakeries.


I was in this location for lunch.  Shockingly, on going to the condiments station for some napkins and straws, there were ants all over the entire island!  In reporting this disgusting infestation to the manager, the manager stared back at me with a blank stare, as if she was confused or amused by our report.  Absolutely disgusting and unacceptable.  This should have never happened and this manager should have take much more decisive action to fix the problem immediately.


Loved the Prime rib. Great potatoes and Salad and wine. Waiter was friendly. Atmosphere was really good. Will go back hungrier next time.


I am not sure why they felt a menu change was needed.   I was shocked to see no wait for a table on Friday night at 6pm.  Last year on this same weekend I would not have gotten in with out a reservation.  The food was still good but the soul of this place had been ripped out.  The waiter touted that they were a steakhouse but the menu was mostly seafood.  There was only three steak choices left on the menu.  Everything on the menu looked liked the tried hard to be exotic.   But the execution was wrong and does not fit a steak house.  Bring back the old menu and stop being cheap.  I paid for upscale but instead got some chilis's chain store creation and taste.   If they don't get it figured out soon, I don't see how they will stay in business.


Wow. \n\nFor a company that constantly talks about its commitment to customer service, I have to say, this is one of the most abysmal experiences I have ever had. \n\nAfter placing an order for in-store pick up, I promptly received an email indicating that I would receive an email within 72 hours, advising me of pick up availability. After five days, I tried to contact them: no dice. I emailed, tried to call (couldn't even get through), and used available social media channels to no avail. I tried calling again the next day, and was queued for 20 minutes before reaching a person -- who promptly put me on hold again to \"research my order.\" \n\nAnd was basically told \"whoops.\" \n\nNo order delivery, no idea when I'd be made whole, no effort to resolve - and oh, by the by? My account had already been drafted of payment for the items they couldn't tell me when I'd receive. \n\nIn my attempt to cancel the order, I was advised it would be seven to ten days to return my funds (yes, 7-10 days!). \n\nThat was 15 days ago, the funds STILL haven't been returned, and when I called to try to resolve that, I was again told, basically  \"oh, well. Can't help you.\" \n\nA singularly awful experience all the way around - and now, I guess I'm just out the money, since they refuse to provide any tracking or verification of the funds' alleged return to my account. Lovely.


You can always find something interesting at Bookman's.  My family and I like to trade in old books for store credit and pick up new books.  They also have electronics, games, toys, puzzles, music instruments, etc.  \n\nIt is a great way to de-clutter your home!


I have went to this location and the customer service is terrible.  The food is not bad but the people are very rude.  They got my order completly wrong,   forgot part of my order.  So with part of my order I drove back.  Asked the manager to give me the burritos that I asked for and to remake my order cause the food I had was going to be cold by the time I got home She refused.  So I paid for a part order and cold food that I had to heat up once I got home.  Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I won't be back....  My advice check your order before you leave.  Don't expect managment to try to make you happy.  The manager was a woman.  I would say lady but she didn't act like one.


This is exactly what I was looking for in a hotel during my one night stay in Pittsburgh. Close to the city, but far enough out to get free parking and a reasonable rate (under $100).\n\nThe room was fairly small, but I was only planning on sleeping in it. It was clean so I couldn't ask for much more. The people at the front desk were very friendly too.\n\nIf I go back to Pittsburgh, I will absolutely stay here again.


Not impressed. Food was waaaaay too salty and bland. Save your calories and dough for the other great resturants in Vegas.


If they had 4.5 stars, thats where mine would lie.  I went  here with 4 buddies of mine during my last trip to vegas.  My friend was a huge top chef fan so he insisted we check this spot out.  Our entire table ordered the Kobe Tasting Menu and I was not disappointed.  All the steaks were amazing, my two favorite was the Filet Mignon and Skirt Steak.  The appetizers that we were served was nothing impressive.  Roasted red peppers, Prosciutto ( I can get buy that at a deli), mixed greens, and an artichoke dish defintely did not wow me at all.  The sides were decent.  The desserts were amazing tho.  Make sure you get some Monkey Bread that was one of the best deserts i've ever had.  \n\nOverall, i go to a steakhouse for steak and they had some of the best tasting beef i've ever had.  Would definitely reccomend it.


Oh what used to be.  Not a good experience tonight.  The place had a weird warm/humid feel/smell to it.  Brought out entrees without the pasta sides so we had to wait for the pasta side dishes while entrees sat on the table - bizarre - this place has been there forever, you would think they know better.\n\nAll 3 of our pasta side dishes were so overcooked the pasta was mushy - nasty!  I told the waiter to take it away.  He did offer to replace it, but I said no.\n\nThey did not take the pasta off the bill - I had to ask for it to be taken off.\n\nNot a good experience and will not go back - I'd rather go to Carraba's at this point.\n\nUsed to go here all the time, but will not go back - way past it's prime.  What a shame.