Went to dinner last night with my dad and boyfriend and the food was great.  Seated instantly with no reservation, but it was pretty full for a Tuesday night.  You are greeted by your waiter and given complimentary bottled water.  They also provide a yummy bread basket, must try the pretzel bread!  The food was wonderful the prices were great, the only reason I did not give it 5 stars was because it was so smokey.  I am not talking cigar or cigarette smoke, it's smokey because the chef cooks in the middle of the restaurant.  Now don't get me wrong it looks really cool, but after the meal and the next morning I was coughing felt like I had smoked a cigar or something.  So if smoke doesn't bother you then you'll love this place.  It is wonderful just be prepared.  \n\n8oz filet was $38 \n12oz filet was $48\n\n*all entrees come with choice of black bean soup (which is delicious) or salad\n*garlic mashed potatoes (so good), baked potato, or rice pilaf\n*chef's veggies\n\n**We did not get an appetizer and we were full... still couldn't finish everything on our plates!!!!\n\n*****Great food, great price, amazing portions!


The best sushi I had in Vegas definitely a five star experience for Vegas


Can't wait to go here again. All movie theaters should be like this. It is so comfortable you forget you are at a theater. And you can order alcohol... I will definitely be going here for all my movie experiences from now on.


I give this place a 4 because while they have a great (and tasty) selection of soups, sandwiches and wraps, they miss the mark on  the smoothies.  They put orange juice in almost everyone, so while I expect a raspberry flavored \"Raspberry Rage\" it usually takes like orange juice.  I have tried about 5-6 different flavors and most of them just taste like orange juice or whatever juice they use as their base.  I still get them, but Im always dissappointed.  \n\nBtw, IMO, the best smoothie is the Blue at Franktuary


There were no fewer than 15 people working here the day that I went with very few people in all of Tivoli Village. I wasn't greeted by the two women who were enjoying their conversation upon my entrance, and then the same two women greeted the people behind me warmly. Then some other women who worked there were watching me like a hawk as if I had sticky fingers and was pilfering everything that I touched. So I was either totally invisible to the staff or I was a 14 year old with a couple of friends seeing how much I could throw in my bag and up my sleeves.\n\nBasically they sell H&M or Forever 21 accessories for higher prices. I'm not confident that paying more for their products would make my skin green less quickly. It's still a cheaply produced product. You could find some good stuff on clearance or as-is here, but I wouldn't ever buy anything full price here because it's definitely not quality goods.


I had reservations for 7PM.  I was promised a table overlooking the fountains.  My party and I arrived a little before 7 and the place was packed, the bar was overflowing with people.  I checked in with the hostess and was told it'll be a moment while they set up our table.  Ten minutes later she tells me that there are no tables available overlooking the fountains.  I said it fine, just seat us anywhere.  Finally, thirty minutes later we were finally seated at some cramped up table next to the restrooms.  How lovely. \n\nService was slow.  Food was whatever.  My brother ordered the special surf and turf.  Lobster was way rubbery and dry.  His steak was alright.  I ordered the special kobe beef plate.  It had 3 oz of each rib eye, filet mignon, and boneless sirloin.  A total of 9 oz of kobe for $240.  It was the most expensive plate I ever ordered.  And sadly I wasn't really that impressed by the food.  I had ordered them medium and the filet was beyond well done.  Sigh.  I had nothing to say about our sides and starters.  The wine we ordered was the only good thing about the meal.  I usually am a big fan of dessert but I was so thrown off by the food that I had to skip dessert.  \n\nFor our party of four, our bill ran out to a little over $600.  Thank God it was comped by the hotel (thanks to my mom's love of the slot machines), otherwise I would have had to make a run for it. I suggest dining at Michael Mina or Picasso when at the Bellagio.  Prime Steakhouse is for old folks with limited taste and too much time and too much money on their hands.  I feel a little bad saying that, especially since it seems like so many other people on Yelp enjoyed this place.


Disgustingly overpriced, mediocre quality Lobster rolls.  Maybe Luke's Lobster has spoiled me in NY, but this place just offended me.\n\nIf you hate your money,  eat here.\n\nSecond star because, at least the lobster tasted fresh.


I'm a Las Vegas resident who lives about 5-7 miles from the airport.  With my father visiting and departing at 6:15am this morning, he needed to catch a cab at 4:30am.  We called first at 3:50am and were told a cab would arrive in 15-20 minutes.  At 4:30am we called back and were told a cab would arrive in 10 minutes.  At 4:46am we were forced to wake a sleeping baby, load her in the car seat, and drive to the airport.  Not once did anyone call our phone number.  We are very disappointed in the service.  If they avoid local pickups because the fare isn't enough money for them, then shame on you.


Where to even begin, upon calling I was put on a ten minute hold, I specified I wanted a manual car, i was sold on the Mustang. The company hours are from 6-11pm, I made the appointment for 6:30am on a Friday. Show up at 6:25, and a detailer was the only one there and did not have access to the office. The detailer was helpful to call someone to see what was going on (the ONLY reason I am giving this place 2 stars). The front office staff was late, and did not show up until 6:51! So much for opening at 6:00 and my appointment at 6:30. To top it off, the manual Mustang was already rented out to someone else! So now, they bring out another car in which the seat does not adjust. No go. I ended up with a BMW that was manual but dirty as can be! There was a cracker in the mini center console, you would think for a car rental facility they would upgrade the customer to a better car and it would be clean! Had the appointment for 6:30, didnt leave until 7:40. \nWent to return the car the next day and now there was a different gentleman working the front desk and he didnt know where paperwork for returns were. He said the person who works front desk stepped out and she'll be back.. so here we are 6:30 am and having to wait another couple minutes for the woman to return. Very disorganized!! I left a message for the owner, have yet to hear back. I was not satisfied with this company.


Played here on 9/7/13 and the course was good! Some very challenging holes with a couple demanding landing areas from the tee box. The greens were all in pretty good shape, although there were several patches on a few fairways that had little to no grass. It was tough to read some of the greens - sometimes I would read a break and it would go straight, then other times it looks fairly straight and would break several feet. \n\nIn reply to another review, all of the water containers were full of cold water. \n\nOne of the carts in our group did run dead on the 17th tee box, so we pushed it with the other cart the rest of the way. It did take a long time to play our round because we were backed up behind people who looked like they were playing golf for the first time. \n\nOverall, I would play here again. Challenging course with cheap greens fees.


I remember stayiNG there the month they opened (before their grand opening) ....place was good for the price and location. ..what was the bad experience was being stuck in an elevator with 10 people for  close to an hour the day of checkout (one girl inside was claustrophobic and was cring) when we finally got out we went to management to complain and this guy Daniel at the counter took our information because we were to get refunded for one nights stay and a complimentary night when we come back to visit them....so I gave them all our info again because it all had to be manually entered for the complimentary bight...its been over a year and still no word from them...\"management we got the message load and clear DON'T EVER COME BACK!\"


Free WiFi internet available.


Probably in my top 10 things I have eaten in Vegas. I love the Bobbie and probably get one every other week. I did branch out and get a Slaw B Joe and that was unreal too.


Love this store, whether to purchase stuff or just get some good ideas on how to decorate.  the staff is always super nice and helpful and always have lots of great stuff in stock.


The only place you can drink beer is inside this little pen, like I'm a damn bull. The beer choices they have are terrible, only two. The beer they do have tastes terrible. Cash only for the beer. Cash only for the parking. Terrible cellular signal. What a dump.


I absolutely adore Lush!  They have so many amazing products, and the staff are always friendly and extremely helpful.  So far I've only tried the bubble bars, bath bombs, and one soap,  which are all fabulous.  I definitely plan to branch out and try some of their other products.


A walk on the LV feral side! Come here for Excellent people watching,  quality look alike street performers, amazing overhead TV/Projection/Light effects, live stage performances, and even zip-lining!


This is my favorite place to go to when I'm craving for Filipino food, and I'm not quite yet ready to head home from school. \n\nI always get their 2-Item Combo since it's really cheap (around $6) for a lot of yummy food! I've tried their sinigang (ask for some soup on the side!), chicken/pork adobo, chicken & pork bbq, bistek, lumpiang shanghai, beef calderata, crispy pata, and their chicharon bulaklak. I've always left happy and full whenever I ate here or ordered food from here. The food does end up on the oily side though -- which is why this place only gets 4 stars.\n\nMy favorite here has GOT to be the crispy pata. Good for the tummy, bad for the arteries. Haha! I love eating crispy pata with just rice. Yum, yum, yum! I always bring my out-of-town peeps here! \n\nTheir place is clean and obviously their ambiance is very Filipino (duh!). I felt very \"at home\" here and their service is always nice and friendly.\n\nDefinitely going in for some more.. And more.. And more! :)


My husband and I scrimped and saved every last extra penny for a year so we could take a trip when our young son was old enough to leave with Grandma and Grandpa for 5 days. We decided to go to Vegas, since it's cheap to fly there, and I had never been. I think our choice of hotel essentially ruined the entire trip. From the moment the cab driver dropped us off the service was lousy. We had to wait HOURS for our room to be ready, when we were told it'd be minutes. Still early in the trip with our wide eyed optimism we checked our bags and decided to check out \"the shops.\" After a short trip through a curving hallway of novelty shops and closed up gates, we were left wanting. We were hungry so we ate at McDonald's only restaurant on the \"shopping level\" besides Mexican food reeking of dirty socks filled with chicken. After we ate we decided to check out the casino floor, and gamble a little. No one looked happy to be there, the bartender at the big circular bar was aloof and disinterested. When we finally got to the room it was all right...we weren't planning on spending a whole lot of time there anyhow. We choose the place because it was cheap...how could we expect a whole lot more than what we got? But after the first night trying to walk the strip from the Stratosphere, we took cabs for the rest of the trip. We definitely made up for what we saved on the room on taking cabs all night long for the rest of our stay.\n\nNot worth it. Really put a damper on the whole trip.


This stadium is like a giant UFO landing on an open field. A total Eye Sore. Plus the Team has been a total underachiever. But these aren't the only reasons I am completely down w/ the the stadium. First off, the prices of the tickets are awful. The stadium itself is designed horribly to keep the fans as far away from the field that even w/ binoculars you miss the action. But paying 50+ for 2nd tier and nosebleeds... that's outragous. \n\nThen there is the location. With all the open space you would think that they would design proper parking and roads. Getting to and from the stadium takes 1 hour to reach the freeway 1 mile away. The parking situation is just stupid bad. \n\nLastly there is the staff/organization. The NFL implimented a new bag rule and the security at the gates were rude and ignorant of the rules. I had a small camera bag. I was told to throw it away or take it back to the car. No where around were the rules associated w/ the new bag rule. just this rude, bored bouncer. After throwing it away I found out that bags 4.5 x 6.5 are acceptable. My camera bag was 3x6. Too late, to do anything about it. \n\nGiven the problems in parking, staff and over charging I would rather go to Zipps and enjoy the game there. A much better food selection and nicer on the wallet.


They have  naturopath that works there-great advice-and free!Just everyone can hear your problem so be aware of that when consulting. They don't stalk all the products I want to see. The owner is close minded.Isn't very giving.


Clean moderately priced hotel. Came in during CES week and paid about 160$ a night for 4 nights. Got a smoking room, you can hear plumbing next door, stains in the bath and toilet from cigg burns, sitting chair had white stains on it. It costs 5$ for hot water! It seems it's always the expensive hotels that don't have a microwave, coffeemaker, fridge, and charge an arm and a leg for stuff like hot water, and wifi.  Anyhow I got smart and just heated up my water with a glass cup and the iron. PH you think you can work me, but no no no.. LOL.


I went to Hanny's on a Thursday evening for dinner.  They were really busy with events happening downtown.  It took the waitress 30 mins to return to our table to inform us the bar said they had no time to make our appetizer and she didn't know if we'd get it before our dinner.  Another 15 mins later, we finally got our app, followed shortly by dinner.  The people next to us got their app AFTER they finished dinner.  The service was awful, the food mediocre, and the cost over-priced.  I had high hopes, but was disappointed.


Excellent customer service.  Great food.  Accept reservations.  Live music.  I don't have a single complaint.  I wish there were more like K O'Donnell's. Made reservation for 12.  9 showed up. We felt terrible.  Wait staff was beyond kind and we tipped them generously.  We'll return. Great experience.


Great place for gyros, meat grape leaves, everything!! Awesome! And Sam is an incredibly friendly guy! Go!!!


Service was excellent, but food was just okay.


I like what this place does for my nails; especially my toenails. They are thick and hard to deal with at times. Whenever I ask for a design, they always accommodate and have not been rough on me at all.


A step above The Street in Mesa but not as good as Bomb Boba and other places in West Phoenix. Still pretty good though and they have a lot of flavors and varieties of Boba.\n\nAlways get the Honeydew Slush~


fun way to start the day horseback riding. we had a groupon for a 2 hour ride and started out at 8am. the staff was extremely friendly and knowledgable about all things horse. \n\nwe had a very large group with a few kids so our ride, although nice, was extremely slow and somewhat boring. we are no experts, but we've ridden horses a handful of time and it's more fun if you get to gallop a little or ride up and down some hills. but here, we just talked along for 2 hours on flat land. \nit looks like though, macdonalds ranch offers all kinds of kid friendly activities as well as night and sunset rides.\n\nfor a more exciting ride, check out the rides near south mountain. but for a leisurely stroll along a flat desert, macdonalds is probably a better bet.


First Vegas Strip Club experience. Little Darlings was an amazing experience lol. Hottest chicks, all nude, best overall value compared to other Strip clubs in Vegas which are topless only and super expensive. Went on a Tuesday, and it was awesome, plenty of girls, good atmosphere. They say the lap dances are two for one on Tuesday but it seems all the strippers had their own price, some say $20 for a lap dance others $40. Either way, great experience, fine girls for sure. Will go again next time I'm in Vegas. The only complaint is the cover which is $30 for visitors, and if you get money out of the ATM there it's a $10 fee which is insane so bring plenty of cash.


Been to chiropractors off and on for years.  Dr. Owen is head and shoulders above any I've ever encountered.\nDr. Owen gets right to the issue, explains everything in words you can understand, and does not \"string it out\" - and he doesn't try to load you up with all kinds of accessory items.\nHis concern is strictly for your well-being, and it shows.\nThanks ever so much!


NO! Do you want a bagel? Do you really want one? Ok, since you insist, there is a trader joes, a fry's and a Walmart nearby.\nPick one of those places and buy yourself some bagels. \nJust don't come here, they don't deserve you.\n\nThe service will be horrible. They will take a long time to take your order, even longer to make your food, and you will stand there waiting for your food wondering how there can be 6 employees behind the line with no other orders ahead of you and it's been 15 minutes and you still have no food.\n\nOnce you finally receive your food, you will leave ASAP because you can't stand the incompetence and also you want to eat in a place that does not look like a high school cafeteria after a food fight.\n\nWhen you get home, your order will be wrong. You have been warned.


Verde is a super cool, modern, funky Mexican inspired restaurant in the Garfield neighborhood. The decor is sleek yet comfortable. The unique wall murals are colorful and inspired. There is outdoor seating with a garage style door leading outside and letting the breeze blow inwards. If I was rating Verde on decor and ambience alone, this would be a 5 star review.\n\nVerde boasts that they have the largest tequila selection in all of Pennsylvania. I have no idea if that's true or not, but I can tell you the tequila menu is beyond extensive. They have creative and yummy cocktails and the bartenders are quite skilled.  The house margaritas are among the best I've tasted. On my last visit to Verde I discovered the Black Rose craft cocktail, which contains blanco, Red Star Kombucha, blackberry, lime and a sprig of rosemary. I'm not a big drinker, but this is one incredible drink. A must try, I dare say. If I was rating Verde on drinks alone, this would be a 4.5-5 star review.\n\nBut a girl's gotta eat. I was excited to try some of the vegetarian offerings listed on The Verde menu. My first visit both my wife and I got the Yukon Gold potato tacos, and I remember liking them. Not the best I've ever had, but what they lacked was mostly made up for by the side of spicy rice and beans. Plus they come upright in a really fun taco type holder, which I've never seen elsewhere (and I looooove tacos). This past visit to Verde we were excited to branch out and try different vegetarian dishes, as we had looked online before heading out to see the menu had changed slightly. The potato tacos were no longer offered, now instead there were tempeh tacos in that slot. Sounded good, with veggies and a tomatillo salsa. Count me in. There are only two other vegetarian entrees to choose from currently, and when given the choice between enchiladas and tacos, tacos always win. Well, these weren't great. Adjectives that come to mind are \"edible\", \"bland\" and \"boring\". I was hoping for so much more! We decided that even though the tacos weren't winners that we would try dessert. We ordered the sopapillas, which sounded great in the description. What could be bad about fried dough with cinnamon sugar, guava infused honey and chocolate cherry ice cream? Well, again, they weren't bad, but even in my slightly tipsy state where everything should taste amazing, these didn't deliver. The dough was over fried, the ice cream had almost no detection of the chocolate and cherry favors I was promised. And for sharing for two people, I thought the portion size was small for the price and the underwhelming nature of what we got. \n\nYou go out to eat for a variety of reasons, but I always want to be wowed by the food, as well as the overall experience. I'm not wowed by the food at Verde. Sure, I like the ambience, the cocktails, and in my experience the service has been ok. But will any of these things make me rush back to Verde for the food? I'm not so sure.


I was really looking for some authentic Mexican, but because of time and location had to settle. I knew better but went in anyway. The restaurant was not busy but service was a little off. My wife and I were seated at a table too small for my children. We had a craving for margaritas and shared a pitcher. It was good. Nothing else was. The salsa was bland like ketchup and we asked for an extra Jalapeno and never got it. The \"Flautas\" rolled in flour tortillas were corn taquitos. The Green Chile Pork Chimi was filled with flavorless stew meat and was soggy. Had we not enjoyed our margaritas we probably would have not eaten and gone to Taco Bell. This is probably a good restaurant for Snow Birds with no palate, but for true Southwesterners it was horrible.


We ate at Mattie's Diner on Saturday on a break from the All Ale to the Queen Beer Carnival that was going on at the Music Factory. I had planned to eat at the event but the available food turned out to be a plate of BBQ slop and beans or some fancy Panda Express. I opted for neither, but I was starving, so my husband and I popped across the street for some diner food. I'd never been to Mattie's before but had been near it several times. Pretty much every time we would go to a show at the Fillmore, we'd park next to the diner and think hey, maybe we should eat there some time. Diners are good for greasy, unhealthy but totally delicious food, right? So this was finally the right occasion and boy was I hungry. \n\nWe sat outside because it was a nice spring day. My only complaint about the outside seating area was the amount of cigarette butts littering the ground. Kind of gross when I'm there to eat. Our server was friendly and brought us drinks pretty quickly. Another couple was seated outside and had the cutest dog, so that kept me entertained while we waited. We each got a burger. I asked if they cooked their burgers to temperature and the response was that they had to be at least medium well. I was curious about this. I know diner burgers are usually kind of standard and aren't usually cooked to temp so I wasn't surprised that they didn't do this, but I was surprised that he specified that they HAD to be med well or more. Is that a testament to the quality of meat? Or was it just that the server, working in a diner, didn't really know all that much about meat temps? I decided not to dwell on it and just accept my burger as it was and hope for the best.\n\nThe burgers weren't bad. They weren't great or anywhere near Bad Daddy's level, but they certainly did the trick for two super hungry patrons. I did have a cheese malfunction when I lifted the top bun to add ketchup and the entire piece of melted cheese went with it and then settled back on the burger in a small pile of cheesy mess that probably would've tasted good if it actually covered the entire burger. As it was, I ended up with more of a hamburger after the cheese malfunction and found the experience lacking in that way. The fries were ok. They were the sort of fries that were better if you get a small crispy one than a larger kind of soggy one. No seasoning to speak of, but not bad with added salt and dipped in ketchup.\n\nI'm giving Mattie's 3 stars. It was solid in that I got just about what I expected. It's always nice when you're surprised and blown away but sometimes it's also nice just to get a decent burger when you're starving.


I would be the crazy lady with a pom pom in the corner shouting \"PRETZEL FONDUE! PRETZEL FONDUE!\" when the server came to take your order. The other day my daughter had salami for the first time and told my husband, \"I want to marry 25 salamis.\" That, my friends, is how I feel about the pretzel fondue. Of course, if you aren't a pretzel lover to begin with, ignore my rant.\n\nAlso decent/interesting is the bacon Bloody Mary. I don't know if I would order another one, but I was glad to have tried it and, honestly, who doesn't like stirring their drink with a thick, delicious slice of bacon? I also ordered a meat-filled sandwich with spicy peppers. I can't remember the name of it, but I have a hard time believing there is a similar menu item. It, too, was delicious and very large. I took it back to the hotel and ate round two several hours later, before falling into a food coma. \n\nOur server was super sweet and they had nice outdoor seating. The atmosphere is casual and it seems to attract an eclectic group of people. It is part of the Fox restaurant group, if that means anything to you as far as their quality of food goes.


If you are in need after hours, then it's the only place to go.  But avoid it if at all possible.  The place looks seedy and dirty. the manicure and pedicures are mediocre at best.  I've been 3 times in an emergency and never felt really pleased, but I got it done.  It's expensive as you compare to the average salons.  I paid $55.00($65 with tip) for a mani-pedi.  My normal place charges $35 for both, but they are not open after 7pm.\n\nSo, don't expect much and use them in emergency only!


We held a co-worker's going away party here and I have to say that for a group of 16 people and one child-they did really well at serving us. The guac was good and I really liked their \"hot\" salsa that you have to ask for. The sangria is overly sweet but the house margarita on the rocks was better. The meals were so-so. I had some tired chicken enchilada's, but they werent horrendous, just pretty boring. My favorite thing about the whole night was hitting up the Trader Joe's in the same complex after dinner!


Teakwoods \"touch em all\" is the best burger ever! Terrific wings too.


I went here just yesterday for dinner to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday. For a quick summary, here are my thoughts:\n-View: 5 stars.\n-Ambience: 3 stars\n-Service/Wait Time: 3 stars\n-Food: 3 stars\n\nAnd for more in-depth explanation:\n\nView:\nIt's a view 800ft above the ground overlooking the strip. And it rotates. It is just as amazing and breathtaking as you would expect. We requested a seat by the giant floor to ceiling windows, which made it even better. We also saw 5 different people jump  for the Stratosphere sky jump, which was great fun to watch. If you want to go somewhere with a great view, this can't be beat.\n\nAmbience:\nDespite the gorgeous view, the restaurant's ambience was lacking. The decor (table setting, furniture, lighting) appeared very outdated and did not give a sense of elegance. The lighting was especially weak. It did not give the kind of ambience that so many restaurants in LA give. If you take away the amazing view and just look at the restaurant in general, I guarantee anyone would be severely disappointed. In addition, the restaurant's website said the business casual dress code was \"strictly enforced\", yet I saw people wearing shorts, flip-flops and tank tops. My boyfriend and I got dressed up for the night and wanted to go somewhere fancy. I think it just really kills the mood and feeling of extravagance when you look behind you and some guy is in a wife beater.\n\nService:\nWe got there at exactly 6:30pm (our reservation time) and was seated right away. However, the hostess brought us to a table that wasn't right next to the window, so we asked to be moved. She said it would be a 20 minute wait, which we agreed to. During the wait, we went upstairs to the bar/lounge area, which was nice. It wasn't busy at all but it happened to be Happy Hour and we got a 2-for-1 deal on a delicious margarita (some type of orange flavor with pop rocks!). Anyways, we waited for a while and enjoyed the view from the lounge, but then 20 minutes became 30 which then became 40! We finally went back down and they apologized for the long wait and led us to a window table right away. Our waiter was friendly and helpful - not exemplary but certainly not bad. However, our food took another 40 MINUTES to prepare!! I definitely did not expect that long of a wait and was severely disappointed at that (especially because the restaurant was not busy AT ALL. I saw at least 4 empty tables around ours). Overall, the service was fine but the wait time (especially on a slow night) was awful. However, keep in mind that we went there with a $25 gift certificate, which might have affected our service? If so, that is pretty dishonorable. \n\nFood:\nThe complimentary bread/butter they gave was delicious. They give you a plate of three different kinds of butter (regular, garlic, and marmalade) which was awesome and was actually my favorite food of the night (whether that' s a good or bad thing - you decide).\n\nMy boyfriend had the 10oz. USDA Choice Filet with Red Wine Mushroom Sauce for $53. The portion was quite small and all he had was literally the piece of steak and that was it. No vegetables or anything. The steak itself was good (I had a piece) - tender and juicy. However, it is nowhere near the best steak I've ever eaten and, in my opinion, not worth the price AT ALL! Lala's Argentine Grill in West Hollywood, CA has significantly better steaks for around $20.\n\nI had the Fettuccine Seafood Alfredo with Lobster, Prawns and Scallops or $40. It was ONLY OKAY. Honestly, I've had better pasta at casual restaurants like CPK and BJ's for around $20 (Baby Clam Linguini with lemon cream sauce at CPK or the Spaghettini with Fresh Clams at the Grand Lux Cafe in the Palazzo are significantly better). The sauce was not creamy and actually kind of cold right at the start. Some of the pasta was even hard/undercooked. However, the prawns and scallops were a hearty size and cooked very well. My plate only had one piece of lobster though, and that was dry and almost tasteless.\n\nSo, overall, if you want to go for the view - DO IT, because the view is amazing. However, I felt the food was NOT WORTH THE PRICE at all and really regret going there. If you have the money to spend, do it. Otherwise, tell them you just want to go up to the Lounge, not the restaurant. You'll still get to go up the tower and see the view and if it's Happy Hour,you get 2-for-1 martinis! Then, take the money you save and go to the RIO seafood buffet and eat to your heart's content.


Sort of a race to see who can shove the most meat into their bodies the fastest.  The food was okay at this place, but it does take them a long time to bring around the different meats so if you find one you like, you might get a little bit and not get a chance for more for another half hour.  Its really small and crowded for a casino restaurant, the side dishes were weak, and the drinks were expensive.  \n\nMaybe I was just disappointed at the wait, even with a reservation, but I would never be excited about going back here


I ordered a variety of things, bc I wanted to try so much.\n(Remember that the portions here are huge.)\n\nBanana Latte: DON\"T BOTHER ordering this. This did not taste anything like bananas!\nI was so disappointed. I could have saved myself $9.\n\nThe HH original benedict: Thumbs up. Its very tasty.\n\nBacon Waffle: THUMBS DOWN. Its basically 4 pieces of square shaped waffles with two bacon strips baked into it.....I thought this waffle was going to have bits of bacon all over the entire things, cooked into it.:(\n\nMeatloaf: DELICIOUS.\n\nThe one thing I loved about this place is the way they plate everything. The portions are huge ,but the way they plate it is very clean and colorful, not messy at all. Great Job.\nI will definitely be back to try more things.


Fuck you yelp for removing my review BI\nTCH harbor island apartment suck ass crack with a sick dick


Love this place. The ordering process is less than ideal but the food is amazing. If you want Mexican but something a little different than the regular...try this place. The mole fries are amazing. Everything is homemade and fresh. Huge draft beer selection. Good for picky kids, too.


The food is extremely awesome! It was my second time their but officially first to have a meal! I love their version of the loco moco! Servings are portioned very largely ! It's so amazing that it will give you a food coma! The house gravy is just simply delish!Oh I almost forgot their coffee bread Oh my gosh! Thats all i can say!


A few months ago, when it was that horrible cold outside that just made you want to stuff your face with comfort food and drink hot toddies, we got a pizza in Rapido on our way home.  \n\nMy man had eaten here before and vouched for the food, but I hadn't, so it was a new experience.  We decided on one of their \"gourmet\" pizzas with the lovely thin Italian base.  We wanted to add peppers to our Estiva (cherry tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, fresh basil - basically a posh version of a Margherita) but we were told NO WAY.  At first I was put off - it's going in MY belly, why shouldn't I be able to put anything I want on it?  But then I remembered the Italian restaurant where I used to work.  Sometimes people would want to tweak dishes and my boss said absolutely no way - he didn't want the uneducated masses ruining his perfect combination of flavours.  The guy at Rapido was the same.  He said he would make any pizza we wanted for the normal pizza, but not his gourmet pizza, it just wasn't on.  \n\nSo we gave in and waited.  \n\nWhen our pizza was ready, we headed outside in the horribly dreary weather to walk 10 minutes down the road to home.  \nUnfortunately, by the time we'd arrived, the pizza was pretty much cold.  However, the flavour was wonderful and we gobbled it right up, vowing to get it home quicker next time so we could eat it piping hot.  \n\nIt really was just what you would picture when getting a good Italian thin crust pizza.


Dam you Doug !!!\n\nOk, I thought I be the first but Doug beat me to it. \n\n Any establishment that has a free happy hour for it's guest is a plus nuff said. Yes -the 4th floor grill is awesome and the bar staff will give you the In's & outs of Scottsdal-ing culture and the pizza they serve is pretty dam good- the complimentary breakfast was was actually good too.\n\n I'm not sure if they still do the free happy hour thing but what sold me on this lets say resort - is that while I was there , there was a whole bus full of girls that where promoting - some kinda of alcoholic beverage - and I heard from a good source many beverage companies uses the Chaparral as a pit stop for their promotional tours... \n\nWord- I guess they come for the pool's...


We called for hotel reservations.  I can't believe how I was spoken to.  The young lady must have had chip on her shoulder.  I guess she thought I was supposed to be serving her.  I hope the stay is more enjoyable than the reservation experience.\n\nJohnny J..


I needed two rooms for Friday night with a short notice of two days, and was able to book one through bookit.com, with a great rate and was very pleased: rooms were spacious, clean, nice and classy. It's 3 minute drive away from the northern end of the strip and I think the value was great for the price.\n\nHowever, there were several frustrations which all relate to the customer service and not the great hotel room itself, so therefore no more than 3 stars: \n\n1) when I went to check in, I accidentally stepped to a wrong spot (a priority check in line). There were no lines for usual or priority clients. So the lady who checked me in later, asked if I am a priority member. I said no, and she made me actually go around and enter from the lay people's side. \n\n1) because of the communication errors between bookit.com and LVH (the LVH system showed one day earlier arrival), the check in process took nearly 30 minutes. \n\n2) The lady checking me in was staring her screen with frozen eyes and not caring if she put me to a hold for eternity or not. In the middle of the process I asked how long it's gonna take because I had booked a dinner and did not want to be late. She replied, 10-15 minutes. Not an apology, nothing, even though I had already been waiting for 15 minutes.\n\n3) The check out process was painful as check in, a lot of financial confusion. Even though I had prepaid through bookit.com, the LVH had put a charge on my credit card, more than three times a sum (and it did not free up until 4-5 days after the trip). Also in addition to that, the lady trying to check me out gave me two bills of 447 something per room, I don't even know so big numbers. I was like \"WHAAT\" and when I showed my papers that I had prepaid, then she gave me another paper to make these new bills void. So I was never charged that 2x447. However, a lot of adrenaline for that money paid. \n\n4) I wanted to pay in cash for a bottle of water ($4), because I did not want to charge it on my card (I used my European credit card for the hotel room and every transaction costs an extra money) . So the lady checking me out told me not to worry about it - I thought it was nice gesture. Sure enough, 5 days later I still saw a charge on my card. I know it's not a million dollar bill, but it was still frustrating, especially as I had asked twice to make sure that I could pay for it in cash.\n\n5) I also sent the hotel the feedback and nobody replied. So their customer service seems to be virtually non-existent. It seems that they are targeting large crowds and making their money on the masses of visitors, not from the quality.\n\nSo the conclusion: rooms are great, but expect a lot of hassle with service.


Such a cool space! The outdoor patio is absolutely beautiful & would be the perfect spot for a group dinner. We sat inside for lunch & started with chips and guac. For my entree I ordered the special of the day, the blackened mahi spinach salad. Huge portion - essentially there was an entire piece of fish on top of a bed of spinach. Definitely couldn't eat the entire thing.\n\nTheir happy hour deals look amazing - I'm sure I'll be back!


I frequent Spokes about once a week with a group of friends. The place is great. Food is tasty. Staff is friendly. My only complaint is about the water. The water is terrible. It has a dirty taste to it. Their tea and lemonade also tastes that way. Everything else is good here.


Beautiful!!! This is where im gonna stay next time!! The decor and furniture is ohhh sooo chic.


They made me answer 20 different  security questions because my debit card is lost. Even though I answered all the questions correctly they still made me call corporate to get an approval.  I've spent almost 45 minutes with two children simply trying to make a non complicated withdrawal from my account. I shouldn't have to fight this hard for my money.


Saturday was my fourth visit to SW and by far the worst. I came with a party of 6 and we all left disappointed. \n\nOur appetizers led the night off to a good start. The shrimp cocktail and tuna ceviche appetizers were enjoyed by all of us, and the crabcakes were phenomenal- probably the best I've ever had. And then those complimentary biscuits with the bacon bits in them? Oh man. Best free bread on the planet. \n\nThe sides were also delicious as usual...the au gratin potatoes being the best, followed by the mushrooms, mac and cheese, sauteed spinach, and finally the onions and jalape\u00f1os. \n\nTwo of our main courses, on the other hand, were prepared wrong. One friend ordered her steak medium rare and it was served not even rare, but raw. She lost her appetite and instead of having them cook it a little longer, just sent it back. Another friend ordered her steak medium and it was served well-done. They took one of them off our check, but not both. And for the love of God, what is so difficult about a dirty martini, straight up, served in a regular glass (not a martini glass)? The server got it wrong not once, but twice!\n\nThree out of four ain't bad I guess, but I expected better. It could have been an off-night, but with all the amazing restaurants in Vegas, I may not return. If I do, I will probably eat some biscuits and crabcakes and then leave and go to Carnevino to order steak and martinis.


Gotta say, Ru San's is the warmest sushi restaurant ever. Everyone is super friendly, from the hostess to the guys behind the counter. And their $5 lunch box is incredible. Buffet style, self serve sushi, plus the chefs will handroll something fresh if you ask nicely. They even have fried chicken wings and stirfry dishes.\nThe first time I went, the chef was disappointed that I could CLOSE THE LID on my box, and insisted I go back for more. This isn't a place for sushi snobs, but it's an awesome, cheap, filling and friendly experience.


\"I guess nothing is ever as good as you remember it\"\n-Marge Simpson\nUnfortunately, I tend to forget why Gino's pizza is the most awful pizza place in Arizona.\n\nAbout every four years I forget that they use the world's worst watered down sauce, synthetic tasting, plastic-like cheeses and toppings, and a crust that seems to only consist of equal portions of flour and water. That leads to forcing myself into a journey that reminds me that this place is a poor excuse for a pizza parlor.\n\nIt's clear this place has a steady stream of customers, (the owner flaunts an ever changing sports car out front of the restaurant). How else could he afford to drive nice vehicles? That leads me to believe that there are like-minded saps who make a residual journey every few years to find out why it's been so long since there last visit.\n\nOn a positive nod to nostalgia, they still have the same arcade games I fed quarters to as a child. That tends to bring a lighter side to each visit.\n\n\nIt is very clear that this is the worst pizza (find out for yourself!), but at least you can always rely on the on that consistency.


We go to this location all the time and never had any problems until last night. They have different staff working there and it shows through their customer service. While ordering one of our entrees, I had made a mistake and corrected what I ordered. Unfortunately when the food came out, it was incorrect. We let the girl know and she proceeded to argue with us and make a big deal. After 3 minutes of the girl staring at the receipt trying to figure out what's wrong rather than listening to me, she said she would fix the order. When she returned with the correct food, she argued with me again about how I should order and how I caused the wrong food to be made. People made mistakes on both sides of this issue, it happens. Just fix the food and move on, I don't need a lecture.


The cupcake choices are ordinary. The prices are expensive. The servings are small.  The only bright side is Sunday. That's when they have their lemon cupcakes. I'm not a lemon person, but that cupcake is good. I never go there any other day, and I seldom go there on Sunday. Not worth driving out of your way for dessert.


Horrific.  One of the worst buffets I have ever had.  It's like going to a hometown buffet.  Some of the worst food in Vegas.


Gag, they used an old bucket of water to wash down the inside, it reeked.  I had to drive home with the windows down.  Moldy old water and they wash the inside with that same rag for the tires.  Awful.  It's hard to find this place on the very South side of the shopping complex.  Skip it.


From the tastefully hand-lettered signage to the dim 19th-century de rigeur interior, I like this little spot sandwiched between Lawrence and Guillaume on Fairmount. This place makes a damn fine espresso and the donuts (orange w/ chocolate icing!) are meaty and delicious. The perfect spot for an afternoon pick-me-up or mid-day date. Love it.\n\nRating Scale:\n1 Star: Avoid the town in which this place is located just to be safe.  \n2 Star: With so many great places to choose from, why risk this one?\n3 Star: I'll try it again or consume here in a pinch.\n4 Star: I go here regularly if financially and/or calorically feasible.\n5 Star: I look forward to taking my wife or friends here.


We really enjoy staying at the Cosmopolitan. The rooms are stylishly modern decorated and the casino is hip with all its glassy glitz.  I wouldn't consider this a family hotel but good for us as a couple as we do not have young children.  The slick visuals and glass make this place interesting and classy.  We were disappointed that the one Italian restaurant we wanted to eat at here (and the main reason we stayed here this time) was closed for Thanksgiving week. Something to remember for future reservations - always check on the restaurants or stores that you want to visit first to see if they're open or still there...  Check-in and out was a breeze (the staff are extra nice). The only room complaint we have is that the water pipes in our room were extremely noisy all night (coming from other rooms as well!) and this was very disturbing and difficult.  Too bad, seems like the glitz is a facade for cutting corners on construction. Too bad.  We did like that the hotel has free and easy parking, although they get you with a high resort fee on top of the room rate (most Marriott Hotels do this - NOT NICE MARRIOTT!). But, at least this place didn't charge for parking too... The little coffee bar near reception is horrible and unhappy not nice people work there - and their coffee is nasty... the lady never acknowledged me and never said thank you or you're welcome even after I said it three times! But, overall, I would stay here again because of the convenience on the strip, it's easy to walk everywhere, and the large stylish rooms are very clean and nice....


good customer service but overpriced low quality sushi.


Overall the sushi was pretty good. Not the best that I have had but for a quick dinner for the family it is good. For the quality of the food I would say that it was a little expensive but it beats going to McDonalds or other \"fast\" food restaurants.\n\nWe had edamame (didn't come with salt), Shrimp Tempura roll, California roll, Shrimp Nigiri, Crab Nigiri and Chicken Teriyaki bowl. One thing we found was odd- they didn't have the typical Japanese soups.


Haven't gone here in a long time and I have to say things haven't changed. \n\nI decided to see if it had gotten any better, I am referring to the service. it doesn't matter who you get they are all equally terrible and rude. This will be my very last visit here since nothing will ever change. \n\nI ordered a Thai Chai tea with milk (cold version). The lady delivers my drink and I tasted it and it was pure sugar you couldn't taste anything else but sugar! On prior occasions this was not the case! I asked her to take it back and add more milk less Thai tea. So she brings it back but no change at all even after adding more milk. So after taking one sip I told her I could not drink it and she actually had the $&@;! to tell me not to order it again that it would always be like that. She was lecturing me like a child and for the sake of not making a usual scene like I would if I was alone. This time I was quiet and didn't talk back. \n\nSo it's safe to say if you like crappy service and being lectured just go here!


Followup to my previous (not very detailed) review.\n\nFool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. Fool me a 3rd time and...quit fooling me damn it!\n\nI always enjoy my Spicy Garlic Wings. After my December visit I made the mistake of returning to this location in January. When my wings arrived they were clearly old (not fresh) and looked terrible sitting on the server's tray next to someone else's hot fresh wings. I pointed this out to the server and she replied the wings are \"always fresh\" which proved two things. 1st, she doesn't understand how the kitchen at BWW functions, and 2. She's blind. I asked her if it was her order would she accept it...her response was she doesn't like Chicken.\n\nI then asked for a manager who proceeded to tell me the wings looked fine but she'll bring new ones...they look fine, really? I'll pass....and we left. Strike Two.\n\nAfter two strikes I suppose I'm a glutton for punishment. I returned in Feb. for a third visit and I thought for sure the third time was a charm. The bartender was friendly and my wings arrived quickly. The wings themselves were a bit dry but I've lowered my standards and I was hungry! My second bite into the second wing I found a hair in my mouth. It wasn't my hair...DAMN! COMPLETELY DISGUSTING.\n\nThe bartender was very apologetic and took the food away quickly. She then informed the manager of the situation. This was a very heavy hispanic gentleman who came around the bar, leaned over next to me and said, \"so what happened?\"  You're kidding right...what happened? Didn't the bartender just tell you? Where's my apology? Where's your concern? What happened? REALLY?\n\nOn my way out I wrote down the name of the General Manager on the door and proceeded to call the listed number which of course was simply the direct line to the restaurant. The person who answered the phone didn't recognize the name I was asking for (HER BOSS) and after placing me on hold to check with someone else came back to advise me the GM is not there, comes and goes without warning and there is no way to contact her unless I leave a message. I chose to leave the message here instead. I still love BWW but will NEVER, EVER VISIT THIS LOCATION AGAIN.


Even though this spot is within walking distance of my house I still prefer U-Swirl and Yogurtland. Personal preference but I find their flavor options and texture more to my liking.  I didn't feel like traveling far so I stopped here last night.  I was happy to see they have some different flavor options than they usually do, pumpkin, peanut butter and a chocolate variation I can't remember the name of.  I am deducting a star because the brownie bit toppings were as hard as rocks.  I'm surprised I didn't crack a tooth.


My hubby found this place on Yelp when he searched for \"Burgers and beer,\" our two favorite things.  When he looked on Hopdoddy's website and found out they were from Texas, he was really interested in trying it.  I remember seeing this place on South Congress in Austin before.  If it's on Soco, it's gotta be good.  \n\nHe ordered the Goodnight burger and I ordered the Llano Poblano burger.  We got a small side of fries, which really was only big enough for one person, so when we go back, we will be upgrading to the large to share.  The Llano Poblano has grilled poblano peppers, bacon, onion, tomato, and some sort of delectable sauce on it.  The Goodnight burger had fresh jalapeno and the best grilled onions my hubby had ever had.  \n\nThey have a great local beer list, including beers from Phx and Flagstaff.  If you are jonesing for an AZ craft brew, this is the spot to go.  Our only knock on this whole place though, were the huge goblets that the beer comes in.  Those goblets are better suited for margaritas or a drink you can drink with a straw.  They are a little cumbersome and unstable for good hard beer drinking.\n\nOverall, there is no question that we will be back!  I'm already craving that Chipotle ketchup again!!


Coming back to Vegas, I met with some friends for brunch here. Here and there, they'd boast of this place as though it was a religious experience. However, I beg to differ.\n\nService was decent - fulfilling the bare requirements of refilling my water and taking my order. Other than that, where's the conversation? Better yet, where is the smile?\n\nOnto the food, I had ordered a breakfast concoction comprised of eggs, feta, spinach, and chicken. Pita on the side as well as potatoes, it was decent. The chicken was dried out, while the eggs were flavorless. I had a bite of my friend's breakfast burrito, which was good. However, my other friend's eggs and bacon looked dismal and...limp.\n\nThe one benefit of the Griddle is the location. Conveniently near the 215 and with a large parking lot, the store is easy to get to. The day I came, the doors were opened as to permit brunch fare to be eaten outdoors.\n\nHonestly, other than the convenient location, there's not much bringing me back to the Griddle.


One of the best asian restaurants in Pittsburgh!  The portions are generous, the service is fast and friendly, the decor is stylish and classy and the food is fresh and delicious.  The prices are a bit high, but you definitely get premium gourmet food for the premium price.  I haven't had a single thing on the menu that didn't impress me!


Drool....it's the ultimate \"comfort food\" spot in Summerlin.  With an open parking lot, you're only a few steps away from their outdoor patio or main entrance where smiling faces will quickly greet you.  BUT, dinner time can be a small wait.  Yes, it is a popular place and many others know it, so be prepared to grab a drink or two at the bar (if there is space) before your table is ready.\n\nWhere to start once you are seated?  A drink, for sure...and they are known for their many choices of beers. Ask your server for the most popular. Wine and cocktails are great too.\n\nFor an appetizer, try their Hawaiian poke stack, grilled jerk wings, Buffalo wings, pastrami sliders, Ahi sliders...\n\nYour main meal, you have to try (and share) their Mac + cheese which has a chicken breast, apple wood smoked bacon, wild mushrooms, cheddar and Parmesan cheeses with pasta and white truffle oil. Their Southern fried chicken is also great along with my favorite (and very filling) New York steak salad.  This bad boy has field greens, roasted peppers, avocado, green beans, crispy potatoes and red onion tossed in Gorgonzola vinaigrette with beefsteak tomatoes and fried pickled egg.  Mmm Mmmm...\n\nIf you have enough room and you're not afraid to loosen that belt a notch or two, check out their desserts, I enjoyed their macadamia nut cheesecake. A friend had a Kona coffee ice cream sundae and another went \"lite bite\" and ordered their Mini lemon souffle with fresh raspberries and house made whipped cream.\n\nBottom line, come hungry with many friends to enjoy the evening.


My first experience with The Bikini was after a shoot in PHX. The crew rattled on for an hour about The Bikini and we all finally went. I'm Glad. This is one of those places that I've heard alot about and couldn't wait to stop and have a brew. It did not disappoint either. It is the, umm, hipster, artfag, freaks and geeks place? If your clothes rarely match by accident or design, this is your place. A typical dive bar with some great local art adorning the walls, kickass jukebox and a pool table. Now that I've also finally been to First Friday, it seems the two go hand in hand. I love when I get to go there. It's not in my regular bar list, but only because I'm in TempE and hate to drive, let alone drink and drive.


Feeling generous with the one star today. Food was good but service was lacking. I don't believe that you should have to wait 30-40minutes for water to arrive at your table or watch your appetizer pot steam for that long either.  The bad service outweighed the food this time. Disappointed. Seems like the Melting Pot should read some of these reviews to make improvements.


I had high hopes when I saw an Asian fusion food truck on the ASU campus, but I was very disappointed with my first experience. I ordered the K-Pop tacos, since putting Asian fillings inside a taco was one of the best ideas anyone (i.e. Kogi in LA) has ever had. The filling at Fan Boy was quite good: marinated chicken in a Gochujang style sauce, green onions, sesame seeds and kimchee. Unfortunately, the filling was served in the worst stale, cold, dry, nasty corn tortillas I've had the displeasure of eating in a long time. They were complete garbage. Whoever thought it would be acceptable to serve tacos on that crap should be fired. Like serving a sandwich on stale bread, it doesn't matter how good the filling is. A bad tortilla ruins a taco. The filling was promising enough that I will still try Fan Boy again. Once. If the next dish has another huge flaw, I'm done with them.


This is the 2nd time we've come early enough but the hostess didn't want to seat us so we are going elsewhere ... $300 tab .... Your loads mutha fuckas !!!!


have been here a few times now and have to say everyone is nice and helpful and friendly but the food is never up to par. i really expect better quality and freshness for the price you pay the theater is very comfortable and the seats are great. but wont eat here again. even the popcorn could use improvement


gotta say that this place failed on the majority. service was slow and rude. the hummus was almost all tahini, no lemon juice, and no seasoning. lentil soup was like chef boyardie chili gone bad.\n\ni dont recommend this place at all. lots of choices in the area.


I love BBQ, Have lived for years in the \"BBQ belt\" and am open minded to all styles. I don't mind reasonably High prices if the talent and the love/passion are there to support is.\nToms was just a let down for me, The prices were high, but for what you gettting, if price is your concern, best go to MCD's for their sandwich.\nThe taste, the vibe, the kindness just wasn't there for us. Heck, the Q was dry! no amount of sauces can cover that up. I had my bride double check me in case I was Having a bad night, but nope, she thought the same.+\n\nI like to grill.BBQ myself, but I love to go out, and have fun while I learn abit, I hope others have better experiences that. I doubt I'll be going back.


My girlfriends and I have been here a few times before. We like to get massages and just hang out in their spa and relax. Our visit this time definitely wasnt as good as our previous visits. I kinda had the feeling that maybe our service was different because we were using our groupon deals this time. \nBetween the three of us, we got three massages, one body scrub, and two pedicures. We were told it would be okay if we were ready just a few minutes before our appt time. I do have to admit that we should have been ready early. We got sidetracked and ended up being about two minutes late. After getting walked to my massage room upstairs and trying different cushions and towels out for my comfort level, my therapist began my massage about 10 mins after my appt time. The massage felt like it ended rather quickly. As soon as i was done, i looked at the clock and noticed that my therapist stopped at exactly 50 mins after my appt time. Really? My 50 min massage turned into a 40 min massage because we were trying to find the right cushions to use? Okay, i tried to let it go because technically I should have showed up earlier. Next was my body scrub. Ive had body scrubs a couple other times at other places. This one felt so rushed and the salts were scrubbed on my skin rather quickly and roughly. \nMy friend's experience was similar to mine. She waited in the lounge area to be called for her service. Her person didnt come to get her for the longest time. Then while she was getting her pedicure, her massage therapist came looking for her because she wasnt done w her pedicure yet and tells her that she is cutting into her massage time by 20 mins. Seriously? Its her fault that she was waiting in the lounge forever without being called? They ended up talking to a manager and making it right. She did say she enjoyed her pedicure tho!\nMy third friend wanted a deep tissue massage and when I booked the appt, I was told it would cost an extra $15 with our groupon. When we were checking out, we were told it was $30 extra. After I insisted that i was told a different price, she made a phone call and then said it was fine. \nWe are all locals and had said before that this could be our spa spot. However, after our experience today, we all decided its time to find another spot.


We nabbed a great deal for a suite at the Hard Rock, as in $89 per night for a King Suite, fully equipped with discounts on spa, drinks and gaming...I figured, hey when in Vegas.. do as the Vegans do, and roll the dice..\n\nLuckily, our suite was in HRH Tower and unluckily, our cabbie on the way over didn't care so he dropped us off at the main lobby.. big bummer, I thought as I shuffled into a line of about 50 other people and no offenses to anyone.. but do you really need to bring your crying 2 year old and 12 pack of Bud Light to the Vegas Strip??! Did you really think that the booty shorts with cellulite combo was an awesome look this morning when you rolled out of bed, or was it still dark? Yeah, the long line was a bummer and I thought for sure this hotel stay was going to be a disaster, especially when the front desk clerk tried to put me in a double queen room.. or have the option in staying in a smoking King suite room.. I took the smoking room and asked for a credit, which she eagerly agreed to. \n\nSweet suite! The room was nice and roomy and the bathroom was sleek and modern; large tub, large glass shower with double shower heads and a double sink. It seems like they recently remodeled the HRH Towers and they did a great job with the rooms. The views were nice and the feel of the room was subdued rocker.. The room did smell like fresh ganga, but hey it's Vegas; at least there wasn't a dead hooker under my bed or something. \n\nAside from the room, the casino was a little lackluster and it seemed that most people were staying in their rooms and slugging back the 12 packs they brought along with them.. There were some booty shaking girls hanging on poles in the casino, so that was nice if you are a guy...Im not, so I opted to go elsewhere to drink and dine...and roll dice.\n\nOverall, not a bad stay and I liked the room and for the price it was a great value.. The downer for me was the small casino and lack of night life or any life at all.. the food was very mediocre.. but the spa services were great.


Not the best Vegas buffet that I've been to, but it will have to do. They have your usual meat carving station and even crab legs, but most of the food was mediocre at best. I thought the lamb and prime rib was pretty good, but not amazing. The shrimp and crab legs were left for you to peel and crack on your own. Being the lazy person that I am, I didn't enjoy that too much, especially when the crackers were nowhere to be found. The one thing that I really enjoyed was the crepe station. They had made to order crepes, with your choice of fruit fillings or nutella. Being the greedy person that I am, I got two, which stuffed my stomach beyond capacity. It was not a good feeling. This was also before I enjoyed those delicious mini bread bowls filled with a seafood mix. I was impressed that they actually had macarons, which are quite laborious to make. Unfortunately, I was not impressed by how they tasted. They tasted very stale and the filling wasn't good at all. I guess it was to be expected because this was a buffet and not Bouchon Bakery. Le Village is a little bit cheaper compared to the other buffets in Vegas, but I think I would spend the extra few bucks to have a higher quality food product.


Tried to eat lunch here today.  Was sat near the fireplace until a table opened up.  Waited for a half hour with no service.  Three servers came outside but none offered menus or even glanced our way.  Three tables sat open, unbussed while we were waiting.  Disappointing customer service.  We finally walked out because we couldn't get anyone's attention and were hungry.  Decor is really great, but it looks like they need more management and training.


I was referred by a friend and have had nothing but trouble with this office.  In November I found out I was pregnant and was having issues before my first appt; I had an emergency and had to get in right away and ended up seeing another doc.  I won't give names, but that doctor basically beat around the bush to tell me I was miscarrying instead of telling me flat out.  My husband literally played 20 questions with that doc to get a simple answer.  It was ridiculous.  Also in Novemeber I had the office call me on two different ocassions to reschedule because they made a \"scheduling error\".  As far as I'm concerned thats something they should fix since people take time off to make appts in the first place.  Fast forward to today, another emergncy appt and I just got a phone call from them that they canceled my appt. I am so furious with the way that they run this office.  Try and make your schedule work, don't cancel people.  I'm livid and would not return here if you paid me to!


We've tried the four cheese pizza, risotto primavera, rigatoni bolognese, bruschetta, burrata and an artichoke ravioli over three visits and I have to say, the food has been excellent each time.  I just had the risotto last night and it was delicious and perfectly cooked.  The oil that they serve with the bread is great too though their bread could use a little work (it's too soft and doughy).  We ordered take out each time so I can't comment on the service.\n\nThe portions are solid and it's pretty inexpensive.  I like the changing menu, it keeps me wanting to check back to see what's new.\n\nMy only complaint is their website...it's tough to navigate and, because their menu changes so frequently, you can't really rely on what they publish before you call in your order.  Be prepared with back up choices.


The Stage Deli in New York closed a few years ago, so it was a pleasant surprise to see the name in the MGM Grand.\n\nAmong many high priced restaurants, the Stage Deli seems like a reasonable choice. In any other locale it might be considered overpriced. Neither of us was particularly hungry, and we were planning on meeting up with relatives so we wanted something quick. \n\nThere are tables, but there is no table service. The menu includes the typical sandwiches - corned beef, pastrami, etc. They have other typical deli fare including soup. Kerrie and I shared a Matzo Ball Soup and fresh fruit. On the menu, which we didn't get, were various Dr Brown's sodas.\n\nThe soup was outstanding. The fruit was okay. I really wish they offered table service.


I've been to 5Church both as a bar and for dinner. It is a really fun addition to uptown. Very cool decor and atmosphere. When I went as a bar the first time this summer, it was the weekend and pretty crowded. When I went more recently, it was a Thursday night and not very crowded. Some of the bar managers were sitting at the bar and treated me and my girlfriends to our first round of beers. It was a pretty fun time. I decided to go there for my birthday dinner with my parents and sister, and it definitely didn't feel like the appropriate place to dine with my parents. It was pretty loud in there and just a bit too trendy for a family dinner. However, the food was really good. My sister ordered the lamb burger and said it was delicious. My dad and I both ordered the chicken with sweet potato mash, and it was delicious. My parents both ordered the bibb lettuce salad to start. I tried some and must say it was really good but doused in dressing. I couldn't eat part of it. Overall, would definitely recommend for a weekend night out or dinner with friends or a date.


Echo coffee spent way more money on their decor than they did their coffee beans. I stopped in one afternoon for a snack and afternoon java jolt. The espresso coffee was on par with illy, the brownie was clearly from a duncan hines box. I can pretty much get both of those at home. Bottom line: Why go here when Orange Table is around the corner and makes homemade goodies?


I finally found a nice place with nice people to get my nails done. I found ivy on yelp and decided to try her out. I heard she could do \"anything\" and she has continued to prove that review right. I come in every two weeks to get something crazy and I seem to always put ivy out of her comfort zone, yet every time she prevails! She does a great job and is very sweet. Always offers me water and gets me in on time! I am so thankful I found ivy and nail bar llc. It's right next to my neighborhood and I don't have to travel far at all. Thanks ivy!!!


so they weren't serving king crab legs when we went...they had alaskan crab legs instead which weren't as big but delicious nonetheless...their prime rib is good but nothing to rave about tho that and the leg of lamb have their own carving stations...still nothing here really stood out...there's a huge variety of food and an abundance of desserts along with a great display of cakes....tho for the $$ i expected the food to be better...also there is an added gratuity for parties of 8 or more\n\nbottomless mimosa & champagne $10...servers were quick with refills and very friendly


I saw some reviews regarding this place so I decided to check it out. This place offers no no crab legs. Yes no crab legs on weekdays and you still pay $25 for the Buffett. This is the worst Las Vegas Buffett I ever had. They earn a star for no lines. You come in and you eat ASAP. They earn another star for their desert especially the cookies that were delicious. If you like seafood then they away from this place. They mix their clams with barnacles shells in the same tray which provided a weird taste. They have miniature crayfish for you to eat. Yup tiny tiny. I will never go here again. People go here because they comp free meals if you gamble. Don't ever pay for  this Buffett at m hotel


Fat Tuesday is basically known for their ice blended alcoholic beverages and their large containers. Their drinks are cold and refreshing, but they are made with such cheap liquor, that it leaves you with a pounding headache afterwards. I shared the yard-long peach bellini with a friend and I totally regretted it. I will admit...I felt pretty cool walking around The Strip with my yard-long jug from Fat Tuesday; however, I did not feel so cool after I finished drinking it's contents. Not only did it make us feel bloated, but our buzz was short lived and we suffered huge headaches afterwards. It's good to try, but meh, never again.


Yelp 100 Challenge 2013- 20/100\n\nCoffee, books, and good times... I love the fact that books are still in demand. Even if there is the strong push for Nooks and Kindles abound, it's still so much fun to hang out here!  \n\nWhat I love most about B&N in particular, is that you can find a spot in one of their \"reading areas\" and kick up your legs, and read a book for \"FREE!\"  Yup, grab a bunch of books or a handful of fashion magazines and go to town. This place is perfect for a lazy morning or afternoon.  \n\nThis B&N happens to be in a great location. It's well organized and the staff is friendly and helpful. My only gripe is that the starbucks cafe gets crowded and it's always hard to find a seat.  So, if you want to kick up your legs and relax, get there before the crowd on the weekends. \n\nIf you're a bookworm, make sure you ask about their membership card ($25 for one year). Once you're enrolled (like me) you get some decent benefits like: 40% off the list price of the current hardcover B&N Store Bestsellers or 10% off the B&N already discounted items, Bargain books, music, movies, Caf\u00e9 and almost everything else. This discount also applies to Text Books for all you college students out there.


the food was ok, nothing special... the service is not so good, forget to bring a cup of hot water we asked for and didn't say sorry when we mentioned it... tipped 10% and he yelled at us...


A good Starbucks.  There is always a line at this one due to it's location but they do a great job of getting people served quickly.  Today I had a salted camel mocha.  It was pretty amazing.\n\nThis location also has a fireplace which is a nice touch for cold days.


Cafe Rio has THE BEST food, but this location has not gotten an order correct once. When ordering online, don't expect your food to be made until you get there. Make sure to check it or you will get home and find out your order is wrong!


Well worth the drive.  This off the strip hotel is truly for locals but always welcomes out of towners.  Give this buffet a try, you wont be disappointed. Excellent service and a variety of food - good to satisfy anyones palate.


I am a fan of Irish bars (given my maiden name is very Irish....) and am always up to check out a new one.  I happen to be in this area which is very new to me and was excited when I saw my favorite symbol...the shamrock! I went in on Christmas Eve not knowing what to expect and boy it was busy...I guess some important games were on.  Very loud but that is my fault for not enjoying the games...no stars lost were lost for that.  I notice it is not very clean..I mean it passes a quick visual but once you are sitting there for a minute you kinda notice for the area of town it doesn't really fit. I wouldn't call this a pub or even a grill.  I call it a bar.  With bar food.  Not great.  I had a burger...so soggy it soaked through the bun.  Bleh.  I say pass on by...for the price the atmosphere and food are definitely not worth it.


Very basic and nit very good. plastic scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage...Fruit, cereals, and ughurt...Kind of like a high school cafeteria. Really bad when you compare it to M.


I had my hair cut by Mariana and she did a great job.  I have extremely fine hair and she did her best to give it some life.  She listened to me talk about what I was trying to achieve longer than any stylist ever has.  She also gave me some good tips as she was styling.  She was very nice, talkative and happy so it made for a good experience.  Plus it didn't break the bank.  I already booked my next appointment!


Was looking for a fast meal the other day and stopped by this location for lunch.  I didn't want a large meal and didn't have time to sit down and eat a Salad, so I ordered a Chocolate Oreo Frosty & Large Fries, ha!\n\nWhat a great combo.....the Fries were OK and the Chocolate Oreo Frosty was awesome!  I really wanted the regular Oreo Frosty, but they were out of Vanilla.....minus 1 Star for that.  I was full after this meal, that's all that mattered.\n\nReturn Factor - 40%


Great location! Beautiful facility, all renovated, gym, pool, great meeting rooms, wonderful bistro, and quiet hallways. I was extremely pleased! I went for an event and they did a great job of coordinating the activities and giving \"great room\" area for meet and greets. The bistro is a great place to hang out and have a light meal or coffee and meet others too. The staff was super super nice and seemed to love their jobs, even the cleaning crew was super cheerful and nice.


Ambiance: Excellent\nRoom: Excellent\nService/Concierge: Excellent\nParking: Reasonable\nLocation: Excellent\nOne can get a good price for this place if planning properly. The location is good but could be better its a short  walk to the main shopping area and restaurants area. There is plenty of parking and the service is great as always with the Delta Chain of hotels. You can park on the street if you want but I would be wary considering what I have seen in Montreal Downtown. We were upgraded to the Signature Club room which allows you access to the Signature Lounge.Continental breakfast and complimentary hors d'oeuvre are served in the Lounge. Great for someone like me who wants a quick coffee fix. Being a Delta Hotel fan I would recommend it any day. This hotel can get busy and sometimes you have a rowdy crowd so I would recommend a higher floor if you can manage it.


As the name suggests, this little-known Greek restaurant in Tollcross prides itself on serving up authentic, tasty, homemade Greek food - and plenty of it.\n\nRun by a Scottish couple who have just returned from living in Kefalonia, this restaurant is definitely worth a visit.\n\nMy partner and I went on a whim one evening and nearly all the tables were booked, which is always a reassuring sign. Instead of attempting to choose from the extensive a la carte menu, we opted for a selection of mezzes from the starter menu instead: home-made humus, taramasalata, tzatziki, huge juicy olives and a portion of deliciously crispy whitebait. \n\nWith an unlimited supply of crusty bread and a great value house wine, it was a gorgeous meal.


Took my family (8 & 10 year olds) to the exhibit today.  Bought tickets for $22 each via the 1/2 price ticket booth in front of Planet Hollywood.\n\nOur kids are really into the Titanic story due to the movie and cable documentaries, so we took a shot.  \n\nThe exhibit was a good experience overall.  The sights, sounds and even the temperatures made you feel as if you were touring through the ship itself.  The many personal effects of the passengers brought the real story to life.  \n\nThe grand staircase was quite a site and we bought a family photo of it for $20.  (We very rarely do this but liked the shot.  They allegedly email you a digital copy as well.  Amazingly the lady said it takes 3-5 days.  Quite odd for 2014 email.)\n\nThe stop , which took about an hour, was a nice family activity in a city not really known for them.  $88 was a tad steep, but not terrible either.  I'm rating it 4 stars because I feel the exhibit could have had more to see. What was there was interesting but I wish there had been more of it.  \n\nOverall pleased with the exhibit!


$30+ for tiny, tapas-size plates of food, albeit delicious food. $50-$60 for \"entree' size portions that aren't much bigger. I'm giving it three stars because I knew what I was getting myself into and I wasn't suprised when I got the bill. The restaurant itself is nice...everything red and black. We sat at the bar and watched them cook, which is the whole idea of this place.  The food is good, but the value is horrendous. If thi is suppoed to be a more 'caual' dining experience, then they need to knock 25-30% off the prices at least.


I used to frequent this place because they had student coupons for their \"all you can eat\" lunches. They would occasionally bring you things you didn't order, or forget to include some things that you did order, but the staff were always nice and the sushi always kept coming.\n\nFood:  8/10\nService:  7/10\nPrice:  8/10\nAtmosphere:  8/10


I really love firefly!! I've already written a review but I feel the need to write another! \n\nI went in the other night and received a free pitcher of sangria, complements of the owner for my loyalty! \n\nThe food here is always top notch and I must repeat: the Sangria is so delicious- easily the best Sangria in Vegas, and it's definitely in the top 3 best sangrias I have ever had (and I've had A LOT of Sangria!)\n\nIf you're looking for a fun restaurant, with great food, excellent drinks and good service, go to Firefly. It's one of my favorite places in Vegas


Four of us came to the M pool on an empty Thursday afternoon looking to BUY a cabana. We were instructed to wait for the pool ambassador, after waiting, and waiting, and waiting, we asked if we can get a few drinks and wait by the empty bar. The check in girl didn't have a problem with that but the bored security guard on his phone did. So after waiting a bit longer at the check in desk, we left. Terrible customer service, never coming back!\n\nWe to used to go to the M pool a lot back when they first opened, when they took care of their locals and industry people. I has been a while since we been here so now they charge $10 per person on weekdays, even locals. Which I totally understand, but for such and empty casino and a location so far away from the strip, wouldn't you want to be a little more accommodating and nice to the locals?!?!


I came to Bink's for Restaurant week under recommendation of one of my foodie friends.  I went with him and his wife, and we had a fairly good time, but maybe some of our expectations were a little higher.\n\nAs starters, the majority of us got the beef capriccio.  We each got different main dishes: pork shoulder, fried chicken, and shrimp pasta.  The pork shoulder was amazing with a mediterranean type of seasoning.  The fried chicken was okay because it had too much breading for its liking.  It also said it was boneless, but it did not turn out boneless.  The shrimp pasta was light, but it didn't quite have the wow factor.  The desserts were Tres Leche cake, pear ice cream, and a hazelnut mousse cake.  The desserts were yummy when you mixed all 3 of them together in one bite.  Each of them individually seemed to be lacking a component.\n\nOverall, the setting was great and lovely.  The food was decent, but maybe not at the level we were expecting when we reserved our night.


Corp store on Lien rd was not a good choice.  The manager of the store was very unhelpful and gave me the run around about trying to fix my phone. If you want good service with people who actually care, go to the store on University Ave


Totally fits in with the willy street culture.\n\nLove that a chain name is UNIQUE and actually has familiar faces that you recognize whenever you visit.\n\nYou can get almost everything you want from Ace Hardware Center!! Snacks, drinks, tools, kitchen gadgets, cleaning agents, furniture. Wow, I'm grateful for Willy street Ace hardware!!


Do not visit this location.  I had my truck towed here after it lost all power, after six days they still had no clue what was going on but had insisted that the only way that they could diagnose the problem was to spend $500 on plugs and wires.\n\nAfter 6 days I paid for a second tow to take it somewhere else where within a couple hours they had diagnosed the problem, correctly as a broken valve spring and thrown valve.\n\nPaul and Alex are very poor technicians.  They should not be allowed to work on your car except to do oil changes and change tires.


I like this a lot better than any of the other take out pizza in the area. This is a quick and tasty Sunday night dinner.


Best chicken in Pittsburgh.  Better than wings over Pittsburgh and ugly dog.  Great service!!!


If you arrive at this most overrated buffet at 6:30pm plan on filling your first plate of dinner at 8:30pm. Once finally in we were excited to eat the much hyped food. The prime rib was dry, the paella tasted like rice out of a bag from the supermarket and the oysters were questionable. For the $51.00 cover price the food definitely wasn't up to par, equally disappointing every single serving spoon I touched was filled with food and stickiness. If you're going to spend this kind of money for dinner there's hundreds of restaurants in Las Vegas and which you will have a much more enjoyable evening.


Great food. Reasonable prices. Very friendly. We were looking for a relatively quick lunch place and this hit the spot perfectly. We would definitely come back.


I saw this place written up in Consumer Reports about being a great burger chain and I saw it while in Pittsburgh so I decided to give it a try. \n\nI must say that I don't get the hype. The burger comes with grilled onions, ketchup, mustard, pickles, mayo, and I think something else. The thing is, you can't order it the way you want it. I tried to remove onions and mayo from the order and the cashier told me it was all or nothing. We \"negotiated\" a bit and I was finally get her to remove the mayo. Or so I thought. \n\nThe burger I got had everything, including the mayo that I did not want, and was missing the ketchup that I did want. The burger was ok but nothing special. It lacked salt and pepper. The fries were horrible with a capital H. I don't care if they are \"fresh\" from Idaho (they have sacks sitting on the floor to show how fresh they are; kinda weird if you ask me). The fries were limp and greasy!!! I could not finish them. I ate a few and threw the rest away. A complete waste of $2.49 for a small. And my stomach was immediately queasy after eating. \n\nThis place was popular, however, and I had to wait a while for my burger to be cooked. It is beyond me why. I guess either college students don't have good taste or I am out of touch with what passes for quality these days.


this is my first time trying the crawfish. it was unexpectedly good. My friend from CA came and asked me to take her to crawfish. so i went on yelp and search for crawfish and that why we were there last sunday. The place was actually nice. we order 2lbs and we finished them in half an hour and order another pound. it's really up for it's name, hot and juicy. very good. i would recommend this place to everyone


Probably one of the \"hidden gems\" in Charlotte, I discovered Wing Haven during a Bike!Charlotte Bingo Bike Ride on a nice Saturday afternoon.  The bike loop started at SouthEnd and cut through downtown/Noda/Plaza Midwood/the greenway and led us to Wing Haven.  \n\nI have lived in Charlotte for 17 years now and this was the first time I had ever heard of Wing Haven.  It's really tucked inside the middle of a neighborhood street - almost inbetween the Dilworth and Sewlyn areas.  I'm sure the houses that surround Wing Haven are used to the business being there but the \"NO WING HAVEN\" parking signs our in front of people's yards give me a good sense that this place can draw a crowd when it wants to.\n\nIf you are a bird lover, outdoor lover, or unique place lover... this is definitely a good spot.  I think you can rent out the space for small events and there are plenty of activities for small children to do and see.


It's cheap soup with cheap veggies, but when you're a college student and you're hungry and poor...this is a place to go.


I usually love The Coffee Bean.\nSomething's wrong with this one, though....  something's wrong with all the coffee inside the Venetian!!?!?!\n\nI love a good, strong cup of coffee but it's either the water at the Venetian, or a plot to drive me insane, but all the coffee in the Venetian Hotel drives me nuts.  \n\nBut, it beats the room service coffee, and every morning. I had a cup of Joe from this place.\n\nFor the coffee -  1 star.\nThe way I had it brought to me every morning while in Vegas by a wonderfully  considerate hunk of a man  - - I throw in an additional 2 stars... hence, the 3-star rating.  :-)


Worst customer service ever back in mid-January.  I'm a pretty chill, easy-going dude, but by the end of this visit I wanted to put every McD worker in a Ric Flair figure-four leglock. \n\nCashier was terrible.  Middle-aged dude looked like he was hating life (no comment here) and didn't greet patrons with anything more than a lazy nod.  He had to have been thinking, \"What the hell do you want?\"  A simple \"Hey, what can I get for you?\" would have sufficed.\n\nI'm an optimist, but my orange juice was half-empty.  I hemmed and hawed about pointing it out, but did so.  Chick on duty returned with my juice filled with ice.  Really?  You don't think I can tell that its ice and not juice?  Later, chick said that the orange juice was not ready yet.  Might I suggest a solution?  GET IT READY - ICE IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE.\n\nBacon, Cheese & Egg Biscuit with no bacon, please.  It took them TWENTY minutes, FOUR different McD workers, and THREE breakfast sandwiches to get my friend's order right.  Not that difficult of an order - it doesn't mean a Sausage McMuffin without sausage; it doesn't mean a Bacon, Cheese & Egg Biscuit with egg; and it definitely doesn't mean a Sausage McMuffin without sausage, even the second time around.  \n\nDuring the BCE Biscuit incident, they still never gave me my coffee.  I politely informed the cashier, and the dude tells me he didn't forget it.  Let me guess, coffee beans aren't harvested yet and there wasn't even ice to try and trick me.  He then proceeded to pour me a cup.\n\nWhat a Mickey Mouse operation.  I will not come to this location again.\n\ndmo out.


A new Japanese / sushi place off Ft. Apache near Trop.\nA nice, quite and very spacious place, with great friendly staff. \n\nHad the Saba Shio Yaki dinner plate. Plus, I added the prawn and vegetable tempura for $4 extra.\nI also tried a spicy yellowtail roll...\n\nAmazing!! \n\n\n\nWill be back.


One of my favorite buffets in Vegas. Granted I haven't been to EVERY single one... but based it deserves it because of the food!\n\nThe first time I went I actually got there right BEFORE it reopened for dinner... aka very short line! When it did open (which was in like 5 minutes), we got seated in another 5 minutes. So that was awesome :)\n\nThis place could even get 5 stars... but I'll play it safe and give it 4 because there are a few key \"cons...\" even though I think the pros WAY outweigh the cons.\n\nPros:\nI love the plating and presentation\nDesserts are on point\nVEAL SLIDERS-- I could not stop eating these. I think I had 4 (which is a lot for a buffet)\nSHRIMP & GRITS-- They were served in the cutest little mini pots. I LOVE shrimp and grits and they had some of the best I've had!\n\nCons:\nLong wait-- as long as it's less than hour it'll be worth it\nPricey-- most well-known buffets are pricey\nSmaller selection of food-- but the taste and quality of each food they DO have is amazing.


I don't have too much to say about Tropicana. The place was clean and the parking was convenient. And that's about it. \nThe pool staff was as unhelpful and cocky as can be. The prices in the restaurants and ships in Tropicana are beyond a joke. Should you run out of sun tan lotion at the pool be prepared to pay $17+ for a replacement at the Tropicana. \nAsked for a smoke free room.  Apparently they thought I said smoke full because that's what I got. \nEven if they fix all that crap you still have to deal with the fact that you are at the end of the strip and have to walk a mile to get to he center of the strip. Pay a little more and stay somewhere closer to the center so you don't have to go so far to get everywhere you want to go.


TRES VECES, la orden me ha salido mal!  No recomiendo este lugar para comida salvadorena.\n\nTrate darle otra oportunidad pero despues de haber recivido la comida mal en tres diferentes ocasiones, ya no mas!\n\nEl pollo, el pescado simple y reseco!  Y cuando se le comunica el problema no se hacen responsables.  Muy mal servicio!\n\nBusquen otro restaurante salvadoreno!!! No pierda su tiempo ni su dinero.


I'm sitting at the bar at this moment and have been sitting here for 20 minutes now and haven't been greeted by a single bar tender, waitress or any staff at all.


I love Oregano's! The have awesome food and great service. Try the midday rush specials for lunch they have a few super cheap options for the lunch rush!!! If you're a drinker try the BELLINI! Its an amazing frozen cocktail made with red wine, rum, champagne and schnapps! It will knock your socks off in a good way!   \n\n\nI'm disappointed in the change of recipe for the toasted raviolis! PLEASE change it back to the original recipe it was soooooooo much better. I'm still a sucker for cheese so I will order them as an appetizer anyway but I still prefer the old recipe.\n\nTry the Pablo Picasso Mexican Salad it is to die for! SOOOO amazing with the crunchy tortilla strips and the freshly grilled chicken, it a must try!!! But for all the salads I recommend the Jr. size because the normal size is HUGE and the Jr size is still enough for three people to share!\n\nThe Alfredo the dark and the deep dish pizzas are also great!!! \n\n**** DON'T FORGET TO SAVE ROOM FOR THE PIZZA COOKIE!!! stick with the traditional chocolate chip version, I love peanut butter and macadamia nuts but both don't even come close to the amazingness of the original! Sure to be the best part of your visit!


I went to Buffet at Asia on at 3:30pm dinner realize that dinner starts at 4:00pm, I only paid for lunch, the waitresses come to my table at least 8 times to see if I was eating any crab legs, however never offered me a refill on my drink...Poor service.


So far my restaurant experience in Phoenix has been subpar when it comes to service and this one took the cake. Everytime the server came to our table it was just to do one thing and we would be left in the lurch with our mouths silenced in the middle of asking for something. Finally the food came and it was actually quite delicious, I ordered the turkey eggs benedict with potatoes and fresh fruit. However once again the food was dropped off with no silverware, no condiments and no refills on the coffee. I truly hope the restaurant re-trains the staff or hires a whole new batch, because I am afraid food alone can not keep a business afloat.


Good:\n-Clean rooms, attentive house keeping. We called multiple times for towels and they were there instantly\n-Great for kids and family\n-Cheap rooms\n-Ample parking\n-Good Gaming. \n\nCould use work \n-check-in slow\n-parking, although ample, is a pain to get around.\n-place needs some touch up paint, very faded in areas. \n-signage is confusing\n\nBottom line, clean cheap room on the strip. Good deal.


have to ask for refills and waitress just stands around after taking your order everyone walks around with an attitude and its depressing and horrible service.  this will be the last time I come here


Tao is my favorite Vegas club. \n\nI love the Asian theme. \n\nIf you get a promoter, it is usually free for guys and girls and girls get free drinks for an hour. \n\nThe reason I love this club is because they play a good mix of music. The other LV clubs play nonstop unce all night. I cannot stand that. I need to here words in my music!!!\n\nThey closed the beach area. It was open the last time I came here. \n\nEven though Tao is one of the old school spots, it is still an awesome club!


I can't say anything about the food/drinks(as we never got to order any), but the service here was by FAR the worst I've ever had. I went with a group of people, and we were seated outside. This was understandable, as they were busy, but we had planned on staying for a while. I figured asking to be moved inside when they had open space wouldn't be a problem. I was wrong. After waiting over 15 minutes from initially being seated, the waiter finally comes around. I asked him to be put on a waiting list to be moved inside. He very snobbishly tells us we probably can't, but he would ask. Another 15 minutes later another employee comes by and basically tells us there's no guarantees of us being able to move inside... yet I saw many open tables that they placed other people at. The group I was with and I decided to leave before even placing an order. I don't care how good people claim the food and drinks are here I will NEVER come back.


I'm not sure what happened when my husband & I ate here, but it was the worst food we've ever had at a Mexican spot. I'm really confused by all of the great reviews, I consider myself a total fan of mexican food, my Hubby actually calls me his ''White mexican''. The food was very small portioned, flavorless, and I couldn't even finish his taquitos & I was still hungry. We paid $4.50 for the ''special'', and got 2 TINY dry taquitos. No lettuce, guac, or anything to go with them. I don't know, maybe we went there on their worst day. Won't be going back though, and I'm in that shopping center all the time.


Got a quote online to replace my windshield but wasn't going to go through with it because I was still shopping around for better prices. Got a call from \"Keith\" shortly after I did the quote and he price matched the lowest price I got quoted AND it came with a lifetime rock chip warranty!  He scheduled me for the following day and was done in 1 hour. The tech that worked on my car was fine but it was \"Chris\" the supervisor who made the best impression. He was super friendly, kept me informed and he wasn't even working on my car!  The windshield's holding up so far so the other tech did a good job.


We came here really hoping this place could be our \"Monks\" but was sadly disappointed.  Overall, so-so diner for the price. I ordered the special: BBQ pulled pork with 2 sides for $5.95.  The BBQ pulled pork tasted and looked EXACTLY like LLoyds (pre-made BBQ at the grocery store). I got mac-n-cheese and cucumber salad  for my sides.  Mac-n-cheese was okay, not enough flavor for me...Cucumber salad was whack ... all it was was sliced cucumber and water.  My husband ordered the Yankee Wrap (Chicken strips with Buffalo sauce with tomatoes) with a side of potato salad and fries.  I found myself taking bites of his leftovers. That dish was a lot better than my special.  We plan to give it another shot and try their breakfast items.


Before going to the theatre, we stopped of here instead of the Thai restaurant across the street. We came in at 6:20 with no reservations. We were seated within a few minutes. The place was crowded with only a couple of tables still vacant. We ordered our entrees; I had the Shrimp Scampi with pasta and my wife ordered the Seafood Medley which came with a house salad. The salad had mixed greens and croutons. You can tell it was made most likely before they opened. After eating the salad, the bread was brought out which was fresh. Would have enjoyed more with my salad.\nA few minutes later the entrees followed. The pasta is a spaghettini which we enjoyed except it was seating in grease or olive oil and some were a bit crunchy. My shrimp and the seafood in my wifes dish where cooked perfectly. Since I checked in, Yelp had a 50% of dessert coupon which I used but not before the manager said he didn't know of it and said he would honor it but will call Yelp to see who authorized it. We had the Cheesecake which was delicious. When we got the bill, they charged us the full price. I paid in cash and left it up to the server to decide what to do. She either made $4 or a $7.50 tip.