You get what you pay for, yet I wish you could get the basic needs. This place doesn't provide a mini fridge, tea kettle, coffee maker even less a microwave, so you are forced to spend all you pennies buying street food. Also the carpets are pretty old and stinky. Our faucet didn't work, we complained and the next day it was fixed.\nThe plusses were: silent after midnight, so you can sleep pretty well :) and pretty close to everything as well. \nWouldn't mind going back but would check other options first.


The hotel was ok with pleasant staff.  Just stayed one night as we had an early flight.  Our room was average overall and was clean.  I would recommend the North location as it is closer to the airport if you are taking a flight.


This club was small and extremely packed. Came here after PURE and was much more impressed. The club is above the restaurant and was pretty nice. The bar was super small and the drinks were gross. I ordered a Sex on the Beach and it tasted NOTHING like a Sex on the Beach. \n\nI must reiterate this again. The club was extremely crowded that drinks got spilled on me multiple times, I got elbowed in the head, and pushed around by couples all night. It got pretty annoying to see couples on the dance floor making out. GET A ROOM! \n\nBy the end of the night, my feet were dead from dancing so much but like they say, beauty is pain!


Absolutely horrible service! They not only charged us for waters (the same price as a soda) without mentioning it to is when we ordered, but after we paid we realized they charged us for an extra cone. When we realized our bill was off the cashier told us too bad and didn't offer any solutions.


I came here with my husband using our Elite 20% off coupon . The meal deals are huge so it's best to come here with more than two people just sayin.\n\n I think every meal I saw had Beef Tongue in it. I was more than prepared just to set it aside and not eat it. I'm always pestering  my husband to try something new so he turned the tables on me about trying the tongue.  I had to bite my tongue and literally eat one. He kept cooking it for me and I was getting nauseous. The tongue didn't taste bad it tasted like beef but I couldn't help but picture a big tongue with taste buds. My mom would always take me to the market with her and I would see this huge tongue in the meat case. It would gross me out and scare me! That was why I couldn't fully enjoy this experience. \n\nEven though I did dwell on eating a beef tongue for the first time there were other items that came with our meal which was delicious! It came with Kalbi (my favorite), Kobe beef, Chicken ( I let my husband eat all of that), Shrimp. It also came with salad, Miso Soup ,  rice, Kim Chee , Kim Chee radishes, spicy crab rolls , and spicy Tuna rolls. It was more than enough for two people! I enjoyed the coziness of the booth because you have your privacy so you can talk freely. My husband really enjoyed their ice cold beer. I wish they could do that with soda for the non beer drinker. The only thing I didn't get to try that I will order on my next visit  is their Kim Chee fried rice.


Food was ok, but extremely expensive for being average. $48 dollars for a pound of king crab legs, that were old, dry and small.\nService was terrible tonight. Think our waiter came by only three times, to take our order, to bring our food, then the bill...took about 20 mins to get the bill and another 10min to get my change...


Karla is absolutely the BEST hairdresser in town!  She is personable and attentive while in her chair.  As owner of the salon, she cares about her staff and ensures they are all learning new techniques and styles often.  The salon is ecclectic and fun and always very clean!  And being right beside The Common Market is just an added bonus!!


We went here because the building looked really cook and it had a roof deck.  I orderd a chicken bri salad.  It was ok but the salad had 4 ingredients lettuce, chesee, chicken and bacon.  It tasted good but I honestly never had a salad with so little ingredients.  MY girlfriend had a breakfast sandwich with home fries which was small and overpriced.  The view on the roof made this place fun but the food was overpriced for what you got.


Nice place and very friendly staff. The girl taking my order was really helpful and sweet


Not my fav place prob like #7 on my list however a great lunch spot late in the afternoon its usaully empty. I like there lettuce wrap thing o and they have alcohol there too after being in Barnes & Noble for hours I get hungry and thirsty what can I say!?!? The one in awhatukee bluuuu 100x worse food wise but thats another review =)


The problem with North Tempe is it's dominated by large chain restaurants and Starbucks. Steve's Espresso breaks the mold and is the boutique coffee shop and lounge I've been looking for. They have the best coffee, tea, and fresh made pastries in all of Tempe. It's in an unassuming location and you've probably driven passed it a thousand times and didn't even know it was there. Make a point to stop by and I promise you wont be disappointed. My favorite is a Mocha with Almond Milk, no whip, and a Chocolate Chip Cookie. So good.


I have been wanting to try this place out for awhile. So went here with a few friends. I ordered the sashimi tacos. Its basically 4 mini tacos from the appetizers. They were good but just needed a little bit more flavor. I thought if they added 1 more taco then it would be worth spending $14 for it. The sashimi was fresh and the shells are a soft crisp. They broke apart pretty easily. Also tried the chicken wraps. Its only enough for 3 people. They give you only 3 pieces of lettuce and assorted chicken. Its ground chicken, skewered chicken and chicken egg rolls. My friends had a regular burger and and a turkey burger. Both dishes came with 3 or 4 assorted fries. It had good sized portions.\n\nFor a drink, I got the Java Guava. Really good. It had a little spice to it. It came with a jalapeno on the side. Dessert, we ordered a simple mint chocolate chip ice cream with oreos. Nothing too special. It was just drizzled in fudge and oreos. Also a good portion. Its enough for 3-4 people.\n\nOverall, its an ok place. The location of the restaurant is facing the street. It also has outdoor seating. So people watching can be interesting.


I've been eating at Saigon Palace for about 10 years now. When I worked in the South Park area, I usually went once a week.\n\nThe pho is consistently very very good. I have had many different variations and they have all been wonderful. I can truthfully say that I have never had anything but excellent service and excellent food.\n\nThe owner and her staff are always friendly and nice. If the owner is at the restaurant when I visit, she never fails to speak to me and make sure my meal was good.\n\nAfter a long stint of working at home I am now working in south Charlotte again. I'm glad I can visit one of my favorite restaurants again on a regular basis!


I want to compliment Mr. Ray Howitz, for the excellent service I received at the dealership. He went to great lenghts in helping me solve the issues regarding my 2014 Honda CR-V. He knew just what to do to make the customers happy. He has an excellent understanding of the through meaning of customer service. BZ.


First time visit. Great view of strip at table. Wonderful atmosphere. Great food. Good prices. Great service.


Yummy sushi in a clean atmosphere. I hope this place makes it because we need good sushi on the east side. Love their salad dressing too!


The asada tacos are so good! The best I've had in Vegas. Just order them the way they come. Only $2 each, and the service was super quick even though they were really busy.


I was in the Charlotte airport, which has really good WiFi for an airport, but I digress, and had some time so I thought I'd stop in, which I did, hence the review.  I ordered the fish and chips, stay way.  It is Tilapia and breaded to the gills (get it).  It was one piece of fish and the fries were fair.  They say the crab cakes are really good, but I have not had crabs since high school.  I will not return if I am in the airport again.


If you're looking for a good sandwich, it's tough to beat Geno's. Not a lot of decent places around Gilbert other than TGIF, Applebees, etc...so Geno's stands out. The classic and the provolone are done just right. If you're going to go with take out, get it home fast. As with most cheessteaks, it doesn't take long to get a soggy sandwich. Wings are solid as well.


Hail ceasar was relatively boring.. Dressing was bland. Baby kale salad was really good. Turkey burger was okay... Don't get the gluten free bread! Drinks were good.


Really like this place!  You aren't going to find a Speedy Gonzales on the menu, that's for sure.  Fresh, interesting food, friendly waitstaff and great outdoor seating on a nice night. \n\nThe chips and salsa are good (as I've mentioned, I judge a Mexican restaurant on their chips and salsa), the enchiladas are really nice (especially the corn/chicken, shrimp/crab and mushroom) and the sides are great.  The plantain black bean mash is my favorite followed very closely by the plantains.  \n\nThis place hits the list each time I'm staying in uptown Charlotte.


i cannot believe that no one had yelped this place- thank you jaymi and michelle, you are geniuses. \n\nmy friends from madison visiting a couple weeks ago told me that michaels is  just as it was when i was there maybe 8 years ago so this review should be accurate. one word sums it up. PERFECTION. they also told me they dont go often, or at least every day, which i would. you would be beyond obese but it would be worth it. i have only had the frozen custard here and being lactose intolerant but in denial makes it a rough experience. there is nothing like this in the world- italian gelati, nopee, argentine ice cream del dios, cant touch this shit. \n\nmichaels frozen custard is literally the best taste sensation i have experienced in my life. that is a big statement and im owning it.  it doesnt even matter what flavor you get, its that good. you dont even have to get toppings on it- though i would toss some peanut butter cup chunks on. could be worth the drive to madison alone.


FILLING AND MOST SATISFYING\n\nWhen we drove up to this place I had no idea what to expect.  The actual layout of the restaurant and its openness confused my restaurant instincts.  We were free to pick our own table. Once we were seated we noticed the Lunch Special card and the server had to go and find out that it was only available during the weekday.  \n\nThe selections to their menu is a little bit of Italian and a little bit Middle Eastern, making it what I suppose Mediterranean. I settled for Macaroni el Forno and Yu-go chauffeur selected Chicken Shawarma with fries extra crispy.\n\nWhen my piping hot dish of Macaroni el Forno arrived it undoubtedly reminded me of my favorite Greek dish Pasticcio. Actually it tasted very much like Pasticcio. Yu-go's Chicken Shawarma was served on top of a creased pocket bread flanked with his crispy fries on one side and a salad on the other side.\n\nIt's the only independent restaurant that caters to children with a designated play area. The restaurant is airy and very simple with plenty of natural lighting. The Mediterranean Menu is designed to take care of the working man's appetite without breaking the bank.\n\nI look forward to my next visit to host a UHE \"Unofficial Henderson Event\".


Well....what can I say?\n\nI have heard about these dang cupcakes for years now. Then, one finally opens in Scottsdale. My 10 yr old neice and I get in the car to make the drive (talking the whole time about how excited we are).\n\nWe get to Sprinkles (which is in a horrible location) and walk in to order. It is the tiniest place with about 10 cupcake flavors to offer. My niece looks at me like \"this is it? this is what we have been talking about for months?\" I sigh.... I know.\n\nWe get two cupcakes to go (you can only order in even numbers!!! WTF). We order chocolate chocolate and peanut butter chocolate. THE WORST CUPCAKES EVER!!! For $9 we get 2 cupcakes!!!!  .... We take two bites in the car and then throw the rest away. Horrible. We made better cupcakes from Betty Croker $.99 mix from Safeway last week.\n\nSo So So Sad! They should be ashamed of themselves!


Check your silverware! Three out of four spoons and one knife were dirtY....kinda grossed me out and unsure of the cleanliness of the kitchen. I do love the food here turkey,  bacon & avocado is my favorite sandwich and the mac & cheese is delisH! \nThis location Is close to where I live but I work near The District so I will probably go to that one now that I've had the dirty silverware experience


Tonight I made my first venture to Alice Cooperstown.  Why not?  I arrived at the ballpark early and wanted to fill my stomach.  I dig Alice and heard he ran a cool place.\n\nThe decor was pretty cool.  I've never been to Hard Rock Cafe but I'm guessing it's similar in style.  But who goes to a restaurant for the decor?  Atmosphere adds to the experience but the food is what matters the most.\n\nI thought about trying the Big Unit dog but opted for the Gonzo's BBQ Beef sandwich w/ fries and Nightmare chili and I added the hot link for $2 more.\n\nThe beef brisket was just okay.  I have much better and even for a few dollars cheaper elsewhere.  To be honest, though, I don't come to a place like this expecting the best of the best.  The hot link was standard.  The Nightmare chili really stood out.  Very tasty.  My beverage was served in a giant glass and the waitress kept the refills coming which is a major plus in my book.\n\nOverall the food was decent.  I wouldn't make a special trip down to this joint but I'd eat there again if I was already in the area for a ball game.


Took the family here for a morning meal on our vacation. Yelped it first and found the reviews to be spot on. Good solid breakfast food. Great for the kids. The protein pancakes were AMAZING! Loved it! What stood out more than the good food was the sparkling service. The manager/owner and his staff were amazing! I can't say enough about them. This is a good place to patronize, they are doing everything right. Next time I'm in Phoenix I'm definately coming to US Eggs!


After convincing my friends to reserve at HRH vs. Cosmopolitan, had a lackluster experience at HRH.  Pushed my friends hard to stay here as it was a smaller and easier to navigate hotel - NOBU is fantastic.  Unfortunately, that was it.  Due to HRH assigning my room to someone else, we weren't able to check in for multiple hours, forcing us to re-arrange as well as miss some parts of our plans.  After multiple fiascos with re-keying the wrong room, giving our room to another group NOT in our party, and locking us out of room where we were already checked-in, the final straw came when manager came to fix issue, offered a $50 credit WHICH WAS LEFT OFF WHEN I CHECKED OUT - I had to call back and remind the manager of the situation - she promptly credited me the amount. Prior to her entrance into the process, had a hostile check-in agent (verifiable by 2 others in my party) who wouldn't help us and arguably told us that there was nothing we could do to get into OUR room, even tho it was their hotel check-in system that was preventing this.  As for the room, wiring was confusing - in order to keep bathroom light on, needed to turn on a switch in the bedroom.  BEWARE, one of our party had a \"room check\" where hotel staff came into the room UNANNOUNCED. As we were in the room, we asked what this was - they said it was standard policy.  We're a group of 40 yr old dads in corporate management - why check our rooms without permission?  completely unacceptable and shady.  Whole experience made me look bad as I had pushed for this - multiple comments from my party.  I had let the hotel know about my experience and was informed 3 TIMES that a manager would contact me - still no response, so posted my review.


The only good thing about this place was the excellent tasting and unique cocktails.  The buck stops there.\n\nI came here last night with a group of ten and although they don't take reservations they ended up reserving a large table for us, which was pretty nice of them.  All the cocktails I tried were unique and tasty but overpriced.  The sushi was really bland and nothing better then RA.  I was hesitant to try the lobster ceviche because of the whopping $21 price tag, but I figured it would be awesome and a generous portion.  When the ceviche arrived it had  three measly lettuce cups and virtually no lobster at all; the few TINY pieces of lobster I did find were tasteless.  I was so disappointed, and actually pretty pissed.  What a scam and ripoff.  I'm not a cheap person but that was just plain robbery.  I didn't even eat a full cup and didn't touch the rest; when the waitress was within earshot I commented how I didn't like the dish, but she never said a word.  I work in the food industry and you should be able to tell when a dish isn't being eaten because the customer doesn't enjoy it.  \n\nOur waitress was pretty attentive and friendly but she wasn't present very often.  The whole \"no split checks\" thing is BS!  It is not hard to split checks and unless they hand write all orders, the P.O.S system is clearly able to do it.  Forcing groups to share one tab isn't convenient for anyone, including the server, and it just pisses people off.  Also the booths are too low for the tables are feel really awkward; good thing we were the first to arrive and got to nab the chairs!  \n\nTotal bill was $659.00 for ten people.  This place is not worth that type of money at all.  Such an utter disappointment.


Love the vibe, be ready for a heart attack.\n\nThe food is ridiculously rich. Everything is piled with foie gras if they can. Loved the energy and vibe of the place and the beautiful crowd.\n\nInteresting experience but I probably wouldn't return. Perhaps more to protect my poor heart for having to breathe through all the clogged arteries.


This place is only good for picking up dumb underage girls.  Not worth it.


This little tiny inconspicuous Shack off to the side of a gas station is home to some truly amazing snow cones.  So many flavors of delicious indulgence to choose from it will make your head spin!  Not to mention the couple that are usually there running it are truly just hilarious.  I love this place!  Not to mention when you go there you get a buy 1 get 1 free card for next time!  You guys rock keep up the amazing work and out of this world attitudes!!!


This place was just fine as a third rate Chinese restaurant...but it was not worth the time it took to get seated (5 minutes) or the money (reasonable for Las Vegas casino standards). The noodles were overcooked and the seasoning was bland. Skip this place and go to Lemongrass at Aria. When I want food like this I can go to Panda Express for the same thing.


I wish I could live on Jean-Marc's macarons.  Seriously incredible.  \n\nWe have had Jean-Marc cakes for multiple special occasions, and they are always fantastic.  His buttercream is to die for...actually, everything here is to die for.


Good, but not great, see-and-be-seen Joint with a pretentious attitude regarding their vibe/food. Frankly, after all the raves and top tens, I expected more. Blueberry pancakes -- good. Bacon -- very good. Eggs -- runny (ordered over-medium). Fresh fruit -- very good.\n\nWhile eating our breakfast, my wife and I were lamenting that we didn't go back to the Daily Dose, one block down. Again, the BC was good, but just good.\nLive and learn.


Food was good but nothing out of the ordinary.  A little greasy.  Would not make a point of coming back


Great little resturaunt right outside the Paris Hotel with a nice view. We had breakfast and the service and food was great.


I love Pho Meatball Soup and this place delivers. It isnt the best I have had ever but its the best I have had in Vegas. Pho in Seattle is everywhere and the market is developed where Vegas is much more limited in selections of Pho. The places here seem to be a bit less in quality than Seattle because their isn't the stiff competition, but this place was pretty tasty. I had #16 Pho w Meatball and I had the tendon one a day or two later. Both were very good and was what should be expected. I have not ventured into much else on the menu yet, but I would highly recommend, as for Las Vegas Pho this does the job pretty well.


I have eaten at Pomegranate 4 or 5 times since it originally opened. I have never, NEVER, gotten my food in under 35 minutes. Keep in mind I generally order for myself, and at most, one other person. Recently I was made to wait nearly an hour for 2 sandwiches. I was one of 3 other people in the restaurant, and I was asked two times after paying what I had ordered. They offered me a \"couple of desserts for the wait.\" Instead I received a single bite sized cookie. The food isn't terrible when they actually make what you ask ( I have asked for no olives on my salads 3 times, and always end up with olives) but it certainly isn't worth the price, or the time it takes. I have wasted several lunch breaks at Pomegranate. I've given this place way too many chances.


Food wasn't that good. gyro had meat that was flat and lacked flavor.  seemed over priced too.


My 3rd fill was not so great. I made the mistake and didn't request Jenny and got Ty. when he walked me in, he asked if I wanted the same thing and I said yes. A red flag went up after my eyes started burning and after being in the chair for 1 1/2 hours. Jenny was done in 45 min tops for a fill. They looked fine when he asked. I was charged $10 more than usual which I thought was odd but went along my way. It wasn't till that night my hubby said my lashes looked way too long, almost comical! Not natural like they had been in the past. Day 2 I noticed a couple lashes fell out and saw they were not the usual C-curl I've had. As the weeks went by more were falling out and in clumps of 2-3 extensions at a time leaving gaps in my lashes. That's when I realized he put on too many extensions per lash which made them cross & droop to where I could see them in my line of vision. \n\nOnly reason I didn't give 1 star was because my previous 2 experiences were excellent. Pretty disappointed.


I haven't been here in twenty years.  While in town for a Badger game and walk down memory lane, my husband came here to watch the Packer game on Sunday before returning home.\n\nWe sat at the bar and and the $4.50 huge cups of beer was a fantastic deal.  Two beers did me for the whole game.  Couldn't tell you the ounces.  But they were big, a little foamy but big\n\nBut I have to say, the service was pretty sad.  As we were looking straight at the kitchen we could see food sitting for quite awhile before it went out.  And while the women wait staff seemed to be running around quite a bit, the men just stood there.  There was popcorn all over the floor and they weren't even serving popcorn.  Still, noone seemed interested in cleaning it up.  When one guy asked to have his table wiped off, the bartender handed him a towel.  That was the general apathy.  Oh and then when a guy ordered a boot that she said cost $16, the customer gave her a $20 and she didn't give change back.  That was the same waitress who handed the customer the towel.  But then again, at least she was doing something - the men including the guy who I think was the manager, seemed to be doing nothing.\n\nMy husband and I were actually a little apprehensive about ordering food after witnessing all this mismanagement.  But I'm glad we did because the fried cheese curds were yummy.  And the tv was right in front of us so it was fine, mostly because it was cheap.


Well, the service was appalling.   I start there because it's the first thing you come upon when you enter an establishment.   I was immediately told I couldn't bring my cup of water in by the bartender (understandable).  I went to return it to the car and when I came back in my family was STILL waiting to be seated.   I went to use the restroom (a shower curtain for a door in the ladies room.  Really?????????) and came back out and they were STILL waiting to be seated.  We should have gone elsewhere.   We finally were told we could sit anywhere.   We did and it was still 5 or so minutes before anyone greeted our groups.   \nWe ordered and it seriously took 45 minutes (with no apology and only the explanation of a 16 top in the restaurant) for our food to arrive.  Our children were remarkable well behaved all things considered.   There is truth to the saying you get what you pay for (we had a BOGO thing for this place).  And of course I was late for my meeting that was scheduled after this lunch.  \nThe good is that it sits on the golf course. And there isn't much better than an Arizona spring time.  Also, everything we ordered wasted great.  Tacos (chicken and beef) were good.   Beans that came with them were too spicy for my adventurous youngest but they were great.   Bleu cheese burger was filled with the cheese and the mayo it was served with was great.  The chicken Cobb was good and the chipotle ranch dressing suited it perfectly.   My sons burger looked great but he wasn't sharing.   \nWe rarely leave less than 18 % especially with coupons or deals, but TIPS are just that... To Insure Prompt Service and this wasn't.


Disclaimer:  I'm lactose intolerant, so, getting pizza for me is a pretty self-destructive event. But, occasionally, I just don't give a f*** and head out for a night of Italian pain.\n\nThe location of Due Forni is really great.  Right off the 215, in a quiet strip mall, it's an easily accessible location.  I was really surprised though because the restaurant was packed on a Wednesday night.  Good sign.\n\nWe ordered the Quattro Formaggio (yeah, I hate myself) with Roman-style crust (thin and crispy crust) and the Bianca pizza with Neapolitan-style crust (thick and chewy).  To dull the pain, I ordered a bottle of a grenache/syrah wine mix called Cashmere ($48).   I really enjoyed the Quattro Formaggio, the simple flavors of the mozzarella, ricotta, etc, went really well with the light Roman crust.  I would definitely order this again (well, not for awhile...).   I wasn't a big fan of the Bianca pizza, however.  The heaps of salty ham overwhelmed the taste--not a good thing since it was slightly cold and tasted like pre-packaged deli ham.  Bleck. Both pizzas came out lightning quick, though!  Don't worry about a long wait here.\n\nBecause we were slightly drunk (yup, drank the whole bottle), we decided to order the chocolate pizza for dessert.  Talk about a decadent, rich ending to a meal.  Neapolitan crust, chocolate, nutella, hazelnuts, strawberries, vanilla gelato, etc.  Very good, but I wouldn't recommend it if you order pizza as an entree.  I felt very crust overloaded.\n\nOverall, I enjoyed it more than Settebello.  Pizza, obviously, isn't my thing but I think this place is one of the better spots in town.  I'll definitely go back for some wine!


I really really hate this airport. It is always a bitch flying in and out of it. Not to mention that 2 out of the 4 times I've flown through and had a connecting flight, they've lost my bag during the transfer from one plane to the next including my returning from Dublin. Trust me, when you've been flying 12 hours and have two connections before reaching your final destination, the last thing you want to worry about is if your bag is going to be there when you arrive. This indeed happened, and I didn't get my bag for 3 days. That was a mess since I had been living in another country for six months and everything in there was all I'd had. \n\nI try to avoid Charlotte airport at all costs unless it is my absolute final destination which has yet to ever be the case.


My wife and I went there last night for our anniversary.  The service was first-rate, from start to finish.  The wait staff was friendly and helpful without ever being obtrusive or (as is sometimes the case in high end restaurants) condescending.  \n\nThe food was delicious, from starters to main courses to dessert.  There was a touch too much salt in a couple of the dishes for my taste, but otherwise everything was interesting, fresh, attractively presented, and tasty.  \n\nThe decor was spare, but tasteful.  The view is, of course, magnificent.  And there isn't really a bad table in the restaurant, upstairs or down.\n\nFinally, considering what you get, I think that the pricing is very reasonable.  I will definitely go back!


Panama is a fancy Greek Restaurant. This is NOT a Casa Grecque type of Greek Restaurant. It is more expensive then other \"fast food Greek\" locations. However its worth the price. The garden salad is amazing. I had the lamb, and it was mouth watering delicious.\n\nThe staff is really friendly, and the restaurant is nicely decorated. I had a great time.


Extremely friendly service. Loved the food. I told my server that I thought the ginger mint tasted good and she gave me a handful to take home! She went above and beyond!


You will never go away hungry...and your wallet will not be much lighter.  Good food, good prices and wonderful staff.


Booking the room over the phone took awhile. I had a living social voucher that I purchased for $79. I gave the girl who took my reservation the LS voucher number. She was not familiar with booking a LS reservation. When I checked in, I gave the employee my physical LS voucher. \nA few days after our stay, our credit card was charged for a room stay. I called the hotel, transferred around & put in extended holds. Had to explain my story several times to different people. I was assured I would be receiving a credit but still have not received it. They need to better train or get better employees. \nThe hotel grounds are nice. The property is a bit dated.


I wanted to like this place; especially since it's down the street from my house- but I can't. As soon as a pulled-in I knew I wanted a mid-level wash but no sooner than I put in my request the attendant tried to upsell me like crazy. I went inside to pay for and wait for my car to be finished; little did I know that it would be nearly 40 minutes before I got my car back! UGH!!! Once my car was finally ready, as soon as I jumped in I noticed they did a half butt job on the vacuuming (for Pete sakes I could still easily see a French fry stuck between the seats-smh!). I'm willing to give this place another try only because I just got a coupon in a Money Mailer  but they better be faster or at least thoroughly clean my car if it is going to take that long.


We went to this place with my husband to see if they had any Argentinean empanadas, or argentinean dough to make them, but they do not have anything Argentinean , it is all Ecuatorian , it is really good food. \nBut we were looking for Argentinean , anyway is good. I did not like the meat, very spicy , and we Argentineans do not like spicy food.


Phenomenal. Great service, great food, good price. No idea how they get chicken to taste that good.


This such a unique place and so is the food. Oh and by the way it is fantastic!!


Deep Sigh\n\nI was so excited about this place from the moment I walked in. Sips is a small place, but has a great indoor/outdoor space that is dog friendly! But... it fell short on delivery.   Don't get me wrong, I'm going to give it a try again, because I'm hopeful that it was just a one-time mishap.  \nI don't want to get in to all the details, but we stopped in for breakfast and the experience was kind of odd.  I ordered a burrito off the menu and it when it arrived it was missing two of the main ingredients as described on the menu. When I brought it back, the guy seemed surprised that I was displeased and acted almost as if I should just deal with it.  Since these were apparently premade by Brat Haus, I ordered a breakfast sandwich instead.  It was fine.... nothing special.  I think sips  is going to be a better Happy Hour spot, since it has a nice draft selection and pizza... you can't screw up pizza right? To Be continued....


Ambience: Ordinary, The owner is afghani and his wife(?) is turkish\nFood: Hmmm since this is my first tryst with Afghani food so I wasn't sure if the food was authentic or not. My take on it is: Aush (beef yougurt soup with mint, garlic etc) A bit too tart for my liking otherwise sublime ( I'm also assuming less spicy than usual)\nAubergines(or Eggplant), again too tart for my liking and less impressive than the indian version( more caramelizing of ingredients in the Indian one). Afghani naan: seemed home made but tough and chewy always a bad bread ( which naan is essentially) recipe.\nTurkish coffee: good \n\nService: Good and very helpful though I suspect they were a bit wary of all the questions I asked\n\nSecond Try: A resounding failure. Went in for the Lunch buffet and was hoping to get sone good nosh seeing their choice spread. However each item was poorly made. Their Lamb soup with lentils had gone rancid ( and was to cause me to taste this meal several times that day). The only think which I found slightly edible was their kabab which had become tough ( I think they had laid it out for too long, even though the time was only 12:45 pm).


Waiting for my friends at the bar located near their entrance, I had a good feeling about this place.  It had all the bells and whistles of a nice upscale restaurant with a friendly bartender to start.  Unfortunately my good feeling about this place was short lived as our party was seated.\n\nOur reservation was for 9:15 PM Sunday night.  We didn't get seated until 9:45 PM despite having our whole party there by 9:00 PM.  I didn't care too much for this considering the place was moderately busy on a holiday weekend, and we weren't on a strict schedule.  So I let this roll easily off my back.\n\nAs we were seated, we were greeted by our waiter who was terribly unenthusiastic about his job.  He was considerate about asking  for food allergies.  Beyond that, all levels of consideration or customer service for that matter stopped there.  Granted, he warned us that our food would come out infrequently, but little did we know it would delay our dinner by over an hour.  A little honesty would have been greatly appreciated.  It took forever for most of our food to come out.  We didn't have utensils or place settings even after our food was delivered.  My friend even asked for the manager, to complain about our horrible service, or lack thereof.  The manager's response was something like: \"Things are are a bit backed-up, we'll give you free dessert.\"  Now, I don't care how backed-up your kitchen is... that's still no excuse for horrible and incompetent service!  Dessert only puts a band-aid on a broken arm... why the hell do restaurant managers  do this?  We are not looking to get something free, we just want to make sure they get their act together... and fast!\n\nOur original waiter rarely came to our table after we ordered our food.  Another waitress came to our aid who was very helpful and attentive to our needs.  She was very friendly and courteous, it's unfortunate she wasn't our original waiter because this review would've been completely different.\n\nOur unpleasant waiter did the weirdest thing.  As my friend was talking to the manager, being very open about our waiters horrible service, our waiter stood by our table as he refolded all our used napkins, tossing them onto our table.  Yes, our used clothe napkins.  Who does that?  In front of a party that is pretty disgusted by you no less.  It seemed as if he knew he was already in hot water and didn't give a rats-ass about making up for it.  In addition, he circled the portion of our bill they decided to discount for the unsatisfied service in a stuck-up negative manner.  In hind site, my friend said we should have taken that same pen, in front of our waiter, and scratched out his tip!  Of course, we're better than that.\n\nThe food is the only reason why this place is not getting a single star. The food was actually quite good with a variety of unique asian-fusion plates.  I ordered the Chicken Teriyaki (exotic right?) which was much more than I bargained for.  For such a simple dish, it had a variety of unique flavors with a side of extras that complimented each bite.  My friends ordered an array of food that looked just as good, and was commented on just the same.\n\nFor me, customer service will make or break any experience, no matter how good the food is.  In this case, their service failed horribly.  Our party ended up with a waiter that was a few cans short of a six pack regarding personality, who would probably fare better as a Chippendale's greeter than a restaurant waiter.  I hope management recognizes this and hires waiters that are actually qualified to interact with human beings.


Just like most reviews on here say, these wings are delicious! I have tried about 8 of the flavors, all were great. They Cajun Hot were the best ones out there. The reason a star in lost is because of the customer service there. The cashiers are all nice and friendly. They people in back are always giving the worst looks to the customers. Oh well. It tastes good. A little bit higher on the price scale, but the wind size makes up for it.


I must admit, based on the reviews I was a bit nervous taking my photos there to be developed, but they seem to be one of the last 3 local, pro camera places left in Phoenix that develops pictures.  Walgreens, Walmart and Target are awful for pictures (I don't have a Costco membership), and I'm one of those weird people who still likes to have an actual photo instead of an electronic image.\n\nWilson's was open on Saturday (Tempe Camera, get with the times, no weekend hours for photo developing?).  I dropped my pics off and they were ready by Tuesday.  4 x 7 glossy, just like I ordered, of my vacation pics.  The quality was superb!  Rivals Jones Photo in Tucson who I used for 30+ years until moving to Phoenix.  Wilson made good pics look even better.  Color and detail were great.\n\nService both on Sat. and Tues. was very friendly and fast.  I'm no pro and can't tell you anything about their cameras, prices, classes... just their photo developing.  I'll definitely be back again!


Coffee, Vinyl, and Bechamel....oh, how much the Beat reminds me of a coffeehouse on Clement street in SF that my little brother used to play beats at, in fact they have open mic nights just like the Beat does!\n\nSince moving to my new neighborhood, I've been to the Beat twice now, both times my coffee was, well, coffee. But both times, the mister had their breakfast croissant and he LOVED it.  I had the ham and cheese grilled sandwich and what caught my eye was the bechamel...it was oowey-gooeey goodness....


really good stuff.  Goos sushi, great show, great service (ask for Smatt)...  we had toms of fun!


This is a nice place, much better than any other of the breakfast joints in the hotel...\n\nI ordered an OJ, hot chocolate and the pain perdu (French toast); which came with sausage and 4 tiny pieces of fruit. The meal was good but wayyyy too small. I ended up starving after. Oh well...\n\nThe waitress was very friendly and the setting is good. The chairs were very uncomfortable, ergonomics wise...


I have been here about 4 times- I have been offered frosty drinks each time with no cocktail napkin, the drinks drip and slide- it is a weird problem but WTF? \n\nThe food is prettty bad- the owner was a F/B guy at a big hotel chain so either he has no taste buds of doesnt care enough to eat his own food- I have had better food from Lean Cuisine. Everyhting is cold hard and stale- really poor food- If there is the least bit of a rush you wait forever for a freezing cold pizza- overall a pretty bad place- Without this location it would have closed first year.


Having been coming to Top of the World basically as long as I can remember, it kind of pains me to say this, but this place is not as good as it used to be. It easily used to be a 5-star restaurant, but ever since it changed chefs, you can tell a difference. \n\nWell, let me rephrase, the food is still top quality, but the menu selection is not. If you do not eat or enjoy red meat or do not eat dairy, like me, there are just not very many quality options. I went to Top of the World last weekend with my best friend and frankly the only thing I could eat was vegetable soup and salmon. Don't get me wrong, it was very good but given that salmon was one of the few fish options shocked me, especially at a restaurant like Top of the World. \n\nI was also very surprised to see that the dessert menu decimated to the level that it was. This place use to have this dessert option that was basically like a tower of chocolate that was incredible, but not only was that option gone, but so were many other options. \n\nHaving said all of this, the soup, salmon and everything else I had was very good. I also tried my friends crab cake and that was very good. But again, it was one of the few things that I could eat. \n\nHowever, the view that Top of the World still offers cannot be beat and it is still a very romantic and intimate atmosphere. \n\nIn closing,  I believe the quality of food is still amazing, but if you are not a meat or dairy eater, then your menu options are very limited and probably would be happier at another restaurant.


I've suddenly developed an irrational fondness for hot dogs, and JJ's Red Hots has become my Sistene Chapel for hot dogs. And not just your typical boiled or grilled hot dogs, but hot dogs all dressed up and ready for the big dance. In this regard, JJ's doesn't disappoint. \n\nI opt for the Chili Cheese Coney - chili, cheddar cheese, and onions - and the Whistle Pig - bacon, cheddar, onions, mustard. All this with a grilled Sahlen's frank, and you can't go wrong. I can't go wrong. If you don't want one of their signature dogs, no problem, you can build your own. Any topping, go for it!\n\nGreat atmosphere, too, tastefully and eclectically decorated. Not only do I enjoy the dogs, I enjoy eating here.\n\nThere are plenty of good places to get a hot dog in the QC, but JJ's just might be the best, or at the very least, the most original.


Reviews are pretty much right on. Stiff drinks, good prices for happy hour. Appetizers are pretty much canned salsa and cheap tortilla chips, served on Plastic plates. On par with what Dennys would serve if they were a mexican joint.


My husband and  I recently went to Waverly's as we so often have done in the past.\nI ordered their 10 oz Sirloin Special expecting to get the same quality of meat and thickness that I had received in the past.  When i received my steak this time, it looked like a very \"thinly\" cut piece of breakfast steak.  I have eaten better looking steaks at a cheap buffet.  It looked as if they were running out of the special so they had to compensate with a cheaper cut.  If I would have known this to begin with I would have ordered something else.  I happen to like sirloins and believe me, you can get a much better steak from OUTBACK.\n\nWhen I brought this to the attention of the waiter and manager, they offhandedly said that I had received an end cut.  I I had a center cut of the sirloin like I did before, it would have been a thicker cut of meat.  Where is the quality control here?  One day you get a center cut and the next time you might get a breakfast steak????????????\nFor a self-proclaimed upscale restaurant, this should be inexcusable.  I was not offered an apology or compensated for an inferior and smaller cut of meat.  Needless to say, there are a hundred different steak restaurants in town and I will not be returning to Waverly's.


I am SO torn about this restaurant inside the Rumor Hotel.  It's so cool and funky in there all sparkly and black and white and silver and the restaurant is all white white white.  Love the decor.  Also loved that as we waited at the hostess stand, the chef came out and greeted us and introduced himself and seated us, telling us about a change on the menu that day.\n\nWhat I didn't love is that it seems like maybe whoever was supposed to be waiting tables didn't show up and the bartender acted as our server.  He was very personable and friendly, but the service was terribly slow and it took a LONG time from when we did order before the food was made and delivered.  then the bill was incorrect and then the credit card didn't go through and he had to chase us down.  In their defense, their computer went down and they were having technical difficulties.\n\nBUT, that said, the food was delicious.  My husband REALLY loved his meal which was chicken sliders with potatoes and fried eggs... I had the burger and added a fried egg and it was also really good, although I would have preferred my burger and my egg a little less done.\n\nOverall, it was a REALLLLY long visit, we were probably there about an hour and a half, but somehow we weren't cranky and had an okay time.  And the food is very affordability priced!\n\nI would give them another try.


Heute war ich zum ersten Mal zum Kinofr\u00fchst\u00fcck in der Schauburg. Sicher nicht zum letzten Mal. \nKosten 12 Euro f\u00fcr Film und Fr\u00fchst\u00fccksbuffet. Klasse Preis!\nZum Fr\u00fchst\u00fcck gibt es Br\u00f6tchen, Kuchen, Croissants, K\u00e4seplatte Wurst und Schinkenplatte. Marmelade, Honig und Nutella. Au\u00dferdem R\u00fchrei und Speck. Die Getr\u00e4nke wie Kaffee Wasser Saft uns Sekt gibts au\u00dferdem auch. \nStilecht und passend zur Schauburg isst man von schn\u00f6rkeligen Tellern die sicher schon ein paar Tage auf dem Buckel haben.\nMan sitzt auf Bierb\u00e4nken. Das ist etwas eng. Aber geht schon. :-)\nDie Croissants waren leider recht schnell weg :-( Der fr\u00fche Vogel f\u00e4ngt hier den Wurm.\nIch finde es ein \u00e4u\u00dferst gelungenes Preis-Leistungsverh\u00e4ltnis in einem sehr sch\u00f6nen Kino!


I ordered the shrimp pad thai to go. It's a lot for one person. I liked it though but they didn't add a lot of shrimp. Just like maybe four???... And the shrimp wasn't that good. My husband also ordered the teriyaki chicken. He was very disappointed. Not that much chicken. Everything was filled with vegetables on the bottom. And a couple pieces of chicken on top.


yes it smells but when I've been here I just imagine traveling to all the countries, ,depths and dark places to get all the things they have here.


waited one hour between dishes. poor service! asked for a cake for my husbands borthday, they completely forgot about it.


I have eaten  here several times. Each time the food and service has declined.\n\nThe last time was a business dinner of 8 people. I can't begin to describe how bad the service was. It took 15 minutes to get menus - we ordered half a dozen table appetizers, the waiter delivered two incorrect orders.\n\nWe finally ordered entrees - I asked for a vegetarian option - the waiter asked the chef who said he would make up a plate of quinoa and roasted vegetables - \"great\".\n\n30 minutes later the waiter brings a plate with a tiny roasted carrot, a potato and a couple of green beans. \"what happened to the quinoa I ask?\"  The waiter tells me the chef decided not to make it. I was flabbergasted. \n\nOther diners said their meals were okay, not great. One diner who ordered the steak received his meal 15 minutes after everyone else's entree was served.\n\nI would not dream of eating here again.\n\nWay over priced and under delivers.


Scheduled a rental of a Mustang convertible for a day. Exactly 18 minutes before my pickup time, I received a call stating they didn't have my car - I thought to myself, no problem, they will give me something comparable or better at the same price.\n\nThey offered me a Jeep Wrangler - how is that a sports car? I asked for a sports car replacement and they said they could offer me a BMW Z4 at $50 more/day. I said that was not a reasonable suggestion - \"She\" disagreed with me and said that was all she could do.\n\nI had a day planned to take my wife on a nice trip to Hover Dam - but she said forget it if they can't find a suitable replacement at the same price on my reservation.\n\nTrying to find another comparable car at the last minute was not going to happen from another agency - so we bagged the Hover Dam expedition.\n\nDon't use these guys - they don't treat you like a valued customer.


First off, do not go to the address listed for these reviews.  I am guessing that folks just started posting here, and never stopped.  The correct location is actually at the 1700 block.  This place , the 1500 block, is where the wholesale market for restaurants and grocery stores is.  Pretty obvious, unless you are not from the area, in which case you will be wondering \"Where the $%$# is Wholey's ?\" if you go to 1501 Penn Ave.\n\nBought the jumbo crab legs here yesterday.  At 25 bucks a pound for the jumbos, definitely not cheap, but celebrating a new job and at the same time starting a two week Cisco class.\n\nAnyways...  I love crab.  I remember first buying the snow crab in 1985, when you could buy large snow crab legs that rivalled the size of todays king crab legs for $2.79 a pound.  Kind of like you used to be able to get skirt steak for a buck a pound before people discovered how delicious skirt steak is.\n\nThe regular king crab was $18.00 per lb.  The jumbo are $25.00 per lb.  I said what the heck, and got three pounds of the jumbos.  Which came out to six legs.  \n\nFirst big plus, they are very \"clean\".  Don't have big chunks of ice crusted on them, which forces you to pay $25.00 a pound for water.\n\nSecond, at that price, I have zero problem having the person at the counter dig down in the display to get exactly what I want.  And while other folks may have had bad experiences, I have never had a surly counter person, they never have any problem getting what I want.  But like I said, for the price these things cost, they better not have a problem with digging out the ones I want.\n\nAnd last, they were very good looking.  No \"odd' coloration or look.  \n\nWhen I got these things home, I only steamed two of them.  Which was a very healthy sized meal.  And they were the sweetest and best tasting I had ever had.  Just ate them with butter.\n\nToday, I am just going to thaw and heat one of them, then chop up the meat and have it over iceberg lettuce with FRESH MADE Ranch dressing.  I love getting Hidden valley Ranch, mixing it with just a pint of sour cream, and dressing iceberg and king crab meat with it.  One of my favorite, and most likelt easiest, meals.\n\nAnd!!!  Wholey's is a full serve grocery store.  They have a full meat department, veggies, not as big as a Giant Eagle or a Wal-Mart, but definitely better than either place.  \n\nSo DON'T think of Wholey's as just a place for seafood.  You can get your whole party stocked from here.\n\nNow, the bad things.  They only have five (5!?!?!) cash registers.  Also, they sell sushi, but it is so popular, unless you want to stand there for half an hour, don't get the sushi unless you happen to walk in, and no one is standing in line.  In which case, get the sushi.  It is pretty good, suprsingly so.


Ordered a regular tuna roll and there was a bone in it... The tuna itself was not that good either. This place is very pricey and not great. I would recommend going somewhere else.


Overrated. I came during Memorial Day weekend so maybe my experience isn't typical but it still doesn't make it any better.\n\n1. The line was unbearable, we were in line for 2 hours. And if you are a woman beware, security was watching people and telling them to put their heels back on if they were off. I don't expect for bouncers to be friendly but this was unreasonable for half of the girls there who feet were barking before they even got in the door. Ladies bring an extra pair of shoes to make the night bearable.\n\n2. The cover was $50 for women and $100 for men. Maybe this isn't the norm but for my experience that was crap regardless of them not closing until 6.\n\n3. Drink prices are ridiculous! The drinks were watered down and small with a $14 price tag.\n\n4. The DJ was very unprofessional in the hip-hop room. I'm not expecting DJs to have the ethics of a saint but letting your friends crowd around you and screw up with the music of an already overpriced club doesn't make me happy. And they played the same songs over, and over, and over again.\n\nI will not put myself through the torment of Marquee again!


Absolutely horrible.  Did take out chopped salad was not worth $11.00.  Small portion and the pizza was ice cold and was like as thin as a piece of paper maybe 3 pieces of the schrieners chicken sausage on it.  Pathetic.  $30 for that meal Are you kidding me. My girlfriend and I arent even full.  We had to go get more food.  Never ever go back.  Get your shit together!!


the toddy was good, the food not so much. it was pricey and there were a few too many flies buzzing around for my liking.


The service is not that amazing, it's almost as if they don't care to have a business. I've dealt with them for large orders and while meeting the deadlines they request, it's never enough. They usually don't have your requested kegs and will tell you to order earlier (which by experience still does not help). \n\nThe saving grace is likely for individual sales. From the times I've had go to the store to pick up our \"deliveries\" (ie. nearly every time), it looked like they had a decent selection from the wall for cases...but who knows if they actually carry the selection.


I ordered custom counter tops and had them installed by Lowe's in my laundry room. The color was what I had been looking for in a quartz. The installers somehow scratched (must had been with a saw) the top of the counter top. I complained and they came out and \"fixed\" it by polishing a small section. Now I have a shiny spot in the middle of the counter top.\nI am so disappointed. I spent $2000 for this and see the shiny spot every time I walk through the room. They are functional, but this is so disappointing. Don't have any custom work done.


I highly, highly recommend the ladies at Fit for a Bride for any alterations for special occasions! They just did the most amazing alterations job on a bridesmaid dress and are super reasonable. (Another place I checked with first said it would be too much work and was first going to charge more than twice as much!) Plus they're incredibly warm and welcoming. Definitely will use them again!


Nice place for a lunch if you're in Fashion Show and don't want standard food-court food.


Friday was IPA night, which caught my attention immediately.  I got the Bourbon Street burger and added fresh jalapenos (no one does this - which really bothers me.  Most of us LOVE fresh rather than picked / from the jar).  It was delicious, as was the queso dip we shared as an appetizer.\n\nSome dude was there playing guitar and singing, which was a nice added bonus.  Live music is a plus when it doesn't suck.  The service was so-so, I'm not 100% sure she was happy to be there, but the food delivered and we will definitely be back!


Service sucks and they leave ads up after the item is sold to get more calls


I went to Dick's twice in May once with a 9y.o and the second time with adults. I loved how they were able to adapt the humor to be on my 9y.o niece's level and made it enjoyable for her and then when I went back with my adult family it was a riot! It was a great time and I really enjoyed the food! I orderd the hot link bbq plate with mac n cheese. OMG their hotlinks and mac n cheese were heaven I actually ordered the same thing when I went back the second time because I was craving it again, TWO DAYS LATER!


I was a bit worried about using Sixt due to some the really brutal reviews here on yelp, but I have to say it was an excellent experience.  I came into Phoenix late on a Wednesday night, and saw that the line was pretty long at the three small rental car places that share a booth.  As I walked up though, the lines were for the other two places, not Sixt.  I walked up and was out the door in my car in about 10 minutes.  The price was fair, about the same as all the other rental agencies.  Where Sixt really wins is that they have some very fun cars for rent.  For the same price as a Chevy Malibu at one of the other rental places, I was able to have my choice of a Mercedes CLA, or an Audi A3.  I picked the CLA, and had a shiny black Mercedes with sunroof, for a long weekend.  The car had about 2,000 miles on it and still had that new car smell.  Dropping off was easy, the whole experience could not have gone better, I will use them again.


The Wings are pretty good. At least on Tuesdays on Wing Night. Lots of fried food. Everytime I go there I think that I will enjoy the food, but when I taste the food I remember that most of it tastes really boring. \n\nStick with the wings...


Absolutely delicious! \n\nWe went here for a pre-wedding dinner the night before. We love Thai and wanted to compare to our local favorite. \n\nI liked the Tom Kha Gai. The hint of lime was refreshing. \n\nWe also tried several others dishes. We asked for medium spicy but I felt like it wasn't that spicy. However, it was still best Thai food (aside from our usual local favorite) we've tried! We'll definitely come back!\n\nOne small note, come when your not rushed for time. Our waiter and food took a little bit longer than we're used to, but it wasn't a problem.


I received the worst service I have ever gotten at this Steve Madden location. The shop was bustling as I went over the Labor Day weekend, however the girls who were working did NOTHING to help. I sat around for a while before I asked a girl who was playing on the computer if she could get me a pair of shoes from the back. She looked up at me and told me they were soldout without moving a foot from where she was standing. I asked if she could get them online, and she said there were no more on the website. Since she didn't even take a second to check whether or not there were anymore shoes either instore or on the website, I checked myself that night when I got home. Needless to say, there was plenty in stock and the shoes I was looking for was under the \"bestseller\" category. I cannot believe how rude the sales assistant was and I will not be coming back again.


I stopped here for lunch while visiting friends over the weekend.  I've been here many times years ago when I lived in Goodyear Az and always had a good experience but this time was only mediocre.\n\nThe art and food festival was going on down old litchfield road which brought out a ton of people.  Surprisingly, there was an open table on the patio though and we didn't have to wait at all.  The place was very crowded though and it took almost an hour and a half to get our food after we ordered.  I got the enchiladas suizas which are usually very good but this time mine were only luke warm at best.  No one else at the table complained.  The chips and salsa were good as well, they bring out two types (a spicy one and a milder chunky one).\n\nOverall, this is a decent mexican restaurant (probably the best one in Goodyear).  They have good food and it is in a nice scenic part of town tucked away in old litchfield park.  They also have a full bar but I think their margaritas are a little too sweet.


This place seemed like a typical diner but beware, it was not.\n\nThe cups were dirty (old lipstick) and my side of peaches came with a moldy piece the waitress, Pam, tried to convince me was a 'mushroom'.\n\nAfter a disgusting experience, at no point did the manager come over or the waitress apologize.\n\nI would not recommend this place to anyone and if I could rate below one star, I would.


My husband and I affectionately call this \"Crazy Circle K.\" I don't think I could be surprised by anything I see. There is a huge mix of people here including: prostitutes, drug addicts, bums, business people from the nearby government buildings, people spreading God's word, and who knows what else! \nThe people that work here deserve Patience Trophies or something for putting up with the wackos that they do. Almost all of the clerks are very friendly and even remember some details about their regular customers, but even if they are less-than-happy to be at work, I can't really blame them!!\nThe other good thing about this Circle K is that they have a lot of gas pumps!!!


Had a nice breakfast at Gertrude's before checking out the Chihuly exhibit at the botanical garden. My traveling companion and I like to check out the botanical gardens in the cities we visit, and it was nice to have a breakfast option right there on site.\n\nWe both had the breakfast sammies, which were good, despite the fact that I don't think anything should be called a 'sammie.' The coffee was strong, and my only complaint was that it didn't get filled very often.\n\nWe were able to eat on the patio, which was nice since we were visiting the area partially to get away from the cold. It was very comfortable and pretty.


This is my absolute FAVORITE South Side lunch spot. While I'm not a sushi fan, I find the very tasty \"Kitchen Chef's Specialties\" quite a bargain. The Yankiniku is delicious and the beef nearly melts in your mouth. It comes with steamed veggies that are cooked just right--not mushy, but not too crunchy either--and choice of miso soup or a house salad. As an added bonus, the service is consistently warm and friendly. \n\nI've also tried the Butaniku Shogayaki, Tonkatsu, and Chicken Katsu. All were equally good and just $7.95. I'm not sure you'll find a better lunch anywhere for that price. Dinner is reasonably priced too and everything is available for take out.


Another win from Sing Sing. Emailed them a pdf at 6pm on Thursday. Got a quote and a proof back at 6:15pm. 2x3 custom foam board was done by 2pm the next day. 20hr turnaround. Not. Too. Shabby.


I took a date here as we both heard good things about it and both of us were craving wine and pizza. We ordered the Marcello (mozzarella, garlic, tomatoes, Parmesan) and the Vegetariana (mozzarella, provolone, caramelized onions and roasted red peppers). We both agreed that the pizzas were just okay, nothing great. It didn't have a lot of flavor and not enough toppings. It wouldn't come close to my top ten pizza places in the city. The restaurant was cool as there were a lot of places to sit outside as well as in. The wine selection was pretty decent as well. \n\nNot a fan of the food but maybe I went on an off night. I plan on giving it another shot and possibly order a different pizza with more toppings.


I should not have gone to U-Swirl this last weekend for many reasons.  I had just eaten a large breakfast maybe an hour earlier.  I don't care much for frozen yogurt.  There are better things to spend ones money on.  But the fact remains that I was hot and needed something cold while waiting in the area for an appointment one hour away.  So I went in and saw they had a strawberry yogurt and NY Cheese Cake yogurt next to each other.  I got a small bit of both swirled in the smallest bowl I could find.  I topped it with a few strawberries and some Golden Graham cereal.  $2 and change later I was sitting down relaxing and eating my fro-yo.  It was OK but not mind blowing.  The first bit of yogurt that came out of the machine was watery and a bit off putting.  The NY Cheese Cake tasted more like coconut than cheese cake.  Both yogurts had icy chunks that I did not much like biting into.  It reminded me of my grandma's homemade ice cream but it was rather unlike the creamy frozen yogurt that I know I've had elsewhere.  Finally, why is there a tip jar in a self-serve establishment?  I tip for service provided not for people who have already taken money from me without providing a noticeable service in return.


This restaurant was horrible. We ordered the special murg tikka and the chicken tasted as though they threw a frozen chicken packet into the oven, sprinkled some salt and pepper and served it to us. We also ordered the paneer makhani and it was sub standard.\nThe naan was tasty, so if you're up for some naan and pickles.. go for it. Otherwise i'd steer clear of this place.


Both the Gator bites, and the gumbo are amazing; I have never been disappointed by the food.


I guess this place is good value because you receive a ton of really terrible food with terrible service at a cheap price.  The food is always cold, the sides are terrible (except for the coleslaw), and the service is terrible - whenever I have gone it is like a bunch of high schoolers are running the place.  Last time I went half the tables weren't cleared,  there was no cutlery to eat with and I had to ask for it 6 times and wait 5 minutes to get anything, and after I did I had a door slammed in my face.   A friend of mine said it was worse that a school cafeteria - I would have to agree.


The hotel is good but the buffet is horrible. My husband and I got sick after we left after dinner. Overall, I liked the room and casino. AVOID BUFFET!


Although there are more than enough people to vouch for TC's Craftsteak, I still feel the need to talk it up.  I went to Craftsteak recently, end of December - New year's eve weekend.  \n\nI'll go right to it.  The best way to start any meal would be with that tasty, fluffy, buttery bread/rolls they serve.  I could not stop eating. I would go back solely for the bread and the lobster bisque.  The bisque was the perfect temperature, creamy, well seasoned, and had pieces of lobster in it.  Yay!! My only regret is that I shared. \n\n\nI decided to go for the typical filet mignon, which was marinated nicely.  It was slightly under medium rare, which is one of the reasons for four stars instead of five.  Overall, I enjoyed my black angus.  For dessert, I had the chocolate souffl\u00e9. It was yummy.  I love any melting chocolate with a scoop of ice cream.  My only complain is that I would have liked a warning about how small it was - couldn't even get my spoon in there.  \n\nAnother reason it has four and not five stars is because there are paintings of cows everywhere! COME ON!!! I'll never go vegan, I love beef too much.  However, I don't want it staring at me while I am eating it.


I sent my two employees to class in Las Vegas. I booked one room with two beds for two nights. I called and emphasis it must be two beds because it is for two girls. Later I got two confirmation email which are produced at same time. I thought their system accidentally sent same content twice so I left them alone. When my employees showed up they were told they have two rooms booked and my employees told them we only booked one room and they stayed in one room. One month later I found out Trump charged my credit card for two room for two nights. I called them to argue about it. I was told that even if that was a mistake but I did not catch it and cancel it in time. So they will still charge for two rooms since they were booked.  My point is they do not want to do anything about it and let customer to pay for their mistakes.


Medium wait, fast hot coffee, good food....what can you say, it's breakfast for the champions. The Greek Omlette, French Toast and short stack all received thumbs up.


I try and avoid Vons at all costs because of their prices.  I feel that if you don't have the rewards card, you are over-paying by a ton.  In fact even if you have the card, I never feel like the item is on sale.\n\nThe plus is that the store is clean and the staff is friendly.  However this is not a sit down restaurant so I care more about pricing for goods I get get anywhere else, more than a friendly cashier.


Fatz is a standard American chain cafe, that does a few things better than most.  I have been enjoying their food for several years.  My favorite dinner at these establishments is their Blackened Fish Sandwich.  This is a white fish with mild blackening, served on a toasted and buttered bun.  For a chain like this, it is quite good and filling.\n\nThe sandwich comes, generally, with French fries that are acceptable.  Nothing outstanding here.  Service is always pretty good,with friendly waiters and waitresses.\n\nThis particular Fatz fits all of the above criteria.


Premium drinks. Whether I'm in need for caffeine boost or a relaxing personalized and seasonal cocktail. Have always been so pleased with their product!\n\nFood and pastry selections never disappoint.\n\nIt's not surprising that this place is busting at the seams busy but I can't say that I've ever felt neglected or that their quality of service/product has suffered!


Party of 4, on a Wednesday night, first timers, all food was very good. The carpaccio and the crab cakes were a great way to start this start this meal, the beef tartare main was also delicious.  The Petit Pot de caramel was so very good, it wasn't shared at all!  Attentive service and bilingual.  C\u00f4t\u00e9 Maison seemed quieter than the main dinning area, which was a good thing. One small disappointment: the washroom, C\u00f4t\u00e9 Maison.


Let me preface this review by saying I got a Groupon, had I paid regular price for admission I think I would have been disappointed. However for $15 for both of us we had a great time! It is off the beaten path of the strip and was a fun different kind of museum experience. I really liked the portion that gave history on the porn industry and first amendment, that was very interesting. \n\nBe sure to check out the sculpture of the 1,000 penny penis, a must see for sure! Also, they have some props from the Star Wars film which was pretty fun to see. However, it really could have been curated better. Some of the information on the time lines were confusing, for example why are they telling me about marijuana law, did I miss something? \n\nOverall, it was a fun off strip thing to do but unless you want to sit down and watch some vintage porno movies on the second floor it'll only take about an hour to see.


The Doc fixed my eye & the staff rocks... you all get out of Jail for free... Maricopa County Jail only.


It's admirable to see a record shop avoid the mainstream. Underground  Solu'shn prides itself on offering those hidden rarities, hard to find gems and an impressive selection of vinyl.  Ultimately this comes at a price with the average vinyl/ CD costing 12-14 pounds.  Nonetheless, unlike the larger entertainment mega-stores, you can try out your chosen record on any of the available decks: a sort of 'try before you buy' system. If your a budding DJ and your looking to boost your track collection with some rare gems, chances are Solu'shn will stock such items.


Walked to Yogurtland  we saw the long line waiting in front of this ice cream parlor and, curiously, we decided to try it. Very distinctive and particular tastes, we tried the chocolate chip and it was really good. Certainly not the gelato we are used to the Italians, but definitely worth a taste.


My brother and I were supposed to go to a movie but ended up stopping by here for lunch. Never made it to the movie but they had good pizza and my brother swears by their ranch.


I hate writing one star reviews but this place is so awful that I need to warn those who are foodies like us.This should get a negative star if available.\n\nWe had a party of 18  and was so excited that they seated us so quickly.  However we can not order because all of our group have not arrived. What the f@ck??????    Why seat me? We have 7 kids with us and they served us only their diluted tea. My sister asked for water for the kids at the beginning when seated....waiter shakes his head yes,yes..water for kids. \nFinally my Asian time family has arrived now we can order. We put in our order for all kinds of dishes, ma po tofu, string beans, fried rice, fish filet, stir fried veggies, steam flounder lastly....Water,please, kids thirsty...waitress took our order and yes, yes water.\n\n15 or 20min later the food came...salty!!!!!! all of it...and no water for the kids. we walk over to the same waitress, to ask for some water for the kids..eating salty food. Again shaking her head \"yes, water..kid..water.\"\nWe finished eating our food and still no water husband got up to ask for water Finally 2pitchers of water came....wait for this....no drinking glasses....wish I knew some mandarin or Cantonese or what ever the f@$k this $hit hole speaks. They even made my sister pay full tips. Nasty people. Never coming back.


Great and IMMEDIATE service starting at the door. That's what we like; lots! \n\nIce tea was real good. You may think that doesn't matter but for this home boy it can make or break my culinary experience. I want an adventure, not a death-trap.\n\nOrdered lobster with one steamed and one grilled. Wife-partner ordered Jack Daniel Seseme Chicken. Our plan was to be happy and satisfied.\n\nJessica took care of us. She offered some suggestions and we were grateful. The food was good. I learned I like steamed lobster if kept attached to the shell, and if removed prior to final grilling then the grilled. Great portion of veggies. Nice salad as a side.\n\nAll-in-all, Jessica and TGIFridays exceeded our expectations.


Definitely love the half price lobster when they had the special. I ordered the lobster with thai chili sauce and it was to die for. I ordered the lobster fried with xo sauce before and it wasn't as good as the thai chili style. Honey walnut prawns were the best. Fried sea bass was fresh too. baby bok choi with garlic was a little greasy but perfect. Word of advice, take a chinese friend with you who knows how to order cuz the experience will b 10,000 times better.


It's been a long time since I've been here.  I will have to edit this once I figure out what I ordered, I can't remember what it is at this time. But I didnt like it!!!!! I should have ordered what my husband got was the pastrami, it was huge!  looked just like the picture!


Amazing. So delicious. I wanted to go back the next day and am so sad I don't live in Montreal to go regularly!!\n\nI'm from New Jersey and I am an avid sushi eater (when I can and when it isn't so expensive). I noticed a review from a New Yorker (some of the best sushi in America can be found there) so I had a hunch we would find something great. My boyfriend and I stopped in Montreal for one night on a road trip and, boy, did we choose the right place. (Thank you yelp and Mike D!!)\n\nInnovative, flavorful, meticulously crafted food. Friendly, passionate, happy, local chef and workers. Not really cheap, not really expensive - for example, the bf and I got the sampler so it was expensive but we got a massive amount of DELICIOUS, mouth-watering food. \n\nSide note: Got to talking to the chef and employees after we ate because we ended up eating until after closing. The chef has traveled a lot, including to Jamaica, using his travels and sort of, let's say, meditative, spiritual beliefs to influence and bring passion to his food. All the people that work there are family or long-time friends. AND they offered to show us a good local bar to go to afterwards for our one and only night in Montreal.\n\nAll in all a great local establishment you really want to support, and when you do you get the benefits of incredible food.


Great UYE here last week.  Friendly staff, but missed some very important details when describing the appetizers to our large group.  We were brought 4 platters at $24.95 each.\n\n----NO BOOZE!!!    ----NO BYOB!!! \n\nSo the \"value\" part of this restaurant totally sucks.   My combination of the pork something and the mole, which were good but not great, were incredibly small portions for $17.95.  I seriously did not have enough meat in the mole sauce for a single taco. Weak. Beans were average. Rice was tasty, but like another reviewer said I think they used frozen vegetables.\n\nI think the Guacamole was $10.95!\n\nIt's kinda a nice place, but the prices are easily 2 to 3 time higher than what they should be.   I'll go to Barrio Cafe and not this place from now on.


I'm not ENTIRELY sure what's going on here.. But I like it. The entire place smells of incense; I think it's coming from a vent above the door, and is covered with tapestries and carpets. My friend, who had brought me here for drinks, said when he called for information, they were able to tell him the origins of the carpets and tapestries.. But of course he couldn't remember it. \n\nThe music is nice, but definitely not something you would dance to. A lounge in the truest meaning of the word, there are several cozy sofas and fireplaces to lounge around, along with a balcony with a lovely view. They have some private rooms as well.. Mostly an older crowd, and a great place to meet a friend or colleague for a few drinks. \n\nAs for dress code, most people were dressed in \"party attire\", but there were also people just dressed like they had come straight from the office. Of course, it was quite early when we went. \n\nWill definitely return.


Ah, Lidl.  Where would I be without your shelves of cut-price groceries, your cheap rip-offs of well-known brands, your large and cheerless aisles and extensive range of discount alcohol.\n\nProbably leading a far healthier and more fulfilled life, to be honest.  But anyway, Lidl does keep bringing me back time after time, unable to resist its astounding cheapness.  \n\nThis branch, in Leith's Newkirgate, is a big one, so has the added bonus if offering a sundry assortment of budget household goods - I found a very good air mattress here once.\n\nAnyway, if money's tight you can't beat Lidl as a place to buy groceries, and I do maintain that there are a few things here - their German ryebread for example, or fairtrade bananas, that genuinely offer quality as well as value.


The owner of Primp and Blow, Melodi Harmon, left me with such a horrible taste in my mouth, I had to file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau, something I've never done before. Here are the problems I experienced with the services:\n\n-When I booked my appointment for a facial, blowout and makeup application, I made it clear I needed to be done no later than 4:30 p.m. and also mentioned an Arizona Spa Girls special I was doing when I booked my appointment. The person who booked me gave no indication she wasn't aware of the special, and she told me to come in at a certain time so I'd for sure be gone by 4:30 p.m. since I had dinner reservations. The makeup artist was late, so the facialist graciously started applying my makeup for me, even though she wasn't who I was booked with.\n\n-When I checked out, right at 4:30 p.m. when I was supposed to have been gone by, the guy at the desk ran my card incorrectly twice and supposedly refunded the purchase--the third time it was ran, it was locked out because Bank of America froze it for fraud because it was run so many times in a row. Also, the owner, Melodi, (who called another Yelp user a pig in an e-mail---not surprising) puzzledly asked me at the desk about whether I was sure about the special--something that was not only insulting to me but also showed her lack of customer service and communication with the organizations she deals with. She said she'd e-mail me a receipt and get payment later, since I was late and my card was now frozen. I was unable to use my card the rest of the night and the next morning and had to rely on my friends to pay for me. I then had to spend more than a half-hour talking to Bank of America to unfreeze it.\n\n-After saying she'd e-mail me a receipt that weekend (and telling me in a phone message that she had e-mailed it twice more), Melodi then called me and told me I needed to call my bank again to ask about the charge. I e-mailed her a screenshot of the statement from Bank of America showing there was still a pending charge from her, which my bank said she simply needed to push through. I spent another half-hour talking to them about this, being placed on hold, being transferred, etc. I spent more time combing through more than 1,200 spam messages in my Gmail to find the supposed three receipts Melodi sent me--nothing came up, and when I called her about this, she had someone at the front desk call me to get my \"correct\" e-mail--she had never sent me a receipt like she said.\n\n-I tried to explain to Melodi that the time I had spent trying to fix the problems she caused (maybe 3 hours or more) made me feel like it was unfair to pay for the services I received. I would pay for my Clarisonic facial brush I bought once I got a correct receipt. She e-mailed me two more incorrect receipts, showing her lack of conscientiousness and unawareness in general. She then threatened to call the police and press charges against me for stealing--though the whole reason why I didn't want to give her my credit card info again is obvious (I didn't want her to freeze it again), and I wanted to know the correct amount of cash to bring to the salon.\n\nI support local businesses immensely and would never steal from one. Her unwillingness to remedy the situation demonstrates her cluelessness as a business owner. I'm disappointed because of her inept ability to deal with customers effectively.\n\nUPDATE: Primp and Blow posted this on their Facebook page. They don't care about Yelp users.\n\n\"We just needed you to pay for the stuff you took and the services you had. It has been over a month. Did you really think you could get away with not paying? It was sad that it took me threatening to call the POLICE on you to get you to pay! Thanks for paying it was the right thing to do. :-) Who cares about yelp!I I do not. ;-)\"


First off let me say that the management there was very helpful in trying to fix my issues with their service. And there is where the good ends. I had 3 bikes \"tuned up\" and serviced there. I live 5 miles from the shop and to pick them up as I could find a ride there, and ride them home. The first bike I picked up had a flat tire, and the back tire was on crooked. Amateur hour. After complaining to the manager, I found they had missed some some other things as well. The 2nd bike I picked up was fine, but then again, they really didn't need to do anything to it besides the \"tune up\", so not much praise can given there. I just went to pick up the 3rd bike today, and after riding 2 blocks towards home, the whole back wheel came off the drop outs. None of my gearing was shifting correctly either. I spent $200 (should have been $300, but was given a discount due to the first bike not being done correctly). I'm truly wondering what I paid for. I have been a long time customer of Cactus bikes, but after being convinced to try these guys out, and due to convenience of location, I gave them a shot. Big mistake. They did offer to let me drop the bike back off and let them try again, but I would rather spend another $50 somewhere else then let these guy's touch my bike again. The bike mechanic was very rude, and I witnessed him also being rude to another customer while picking up my 2nd bike. Again, the management was great, but they really need to take a look at who they having working in service, before they lose more customers. Thankfully I was on the sidewalk when the back tire fell off, and not in the bike lane, as this could have had a tragic result. If I can't count on my wheels being put back on correctly and aired up, I surely can't count on anything else being done properly when it comes to the service side. My advice - save your money and time and go somewhere else


Came here for the first time and loved it! For a lunch price of around $9, it was definitely worth it. Downsides include the semi-long wait and the crowded walkways with kids frantically running around. But hey, it adds to the buffet environment! With a chocolate fountain bar and a cotton candy machine, I would recommend anyone with a sweet tooth to stop by. Not to mention, there was a variety of food. Nothing fancy but nothing nasty either. For the price, why not give it a try?


This is a good restaurant for quick Chinese. Today the kids were rather disappointed because the orange chicken was cold and didn't have much sauce. We come here often and this was a rather lackluster visit. I hope it will be better next time.


Ugh.  So Bloom is owned by Food Lion--except Bloom is the non-ghetto version that was meant to compete with Harris Teeter.  The problem is that some brainiac at the Food Lion corporate office decided that Bloom was no longer to be.  Thus--all Blooms are now Food Lions.  This location has been undergoing the ghettoization to turn it from a pleasant market-style layout to a straight forward aisle by aisle grocery store.  It's almost like they've strategically placed dirt and goop to give it that Food Lion feel.  I'll be shopping at the Harris Teeter up the road from now on.  Sad, because Bloom was such a great palce.


The Good: Free wi-fi, fairly easy to get around (Terminal 4), Decent dining options (Terminals 3 and 4)\nThe Bad: Parking in their garage can cost you dearly, relocation of offsite parking shuttles, terminal 3's somewhat confusing layout, Terminal 2\n\nBeing a person who frequents this airport, I can tell you it is not Incheon nor Dubai.  However, it is a decent sized facility that can accommodate larger aircraft.  Many of the gates now have newer jetways to accommodate the larger A321s and could easily accommodate the A330s/340s.\n\nFood options are decent, even though scarce in some terminals.  However, that is changing.  They are building restaurants such as McDonald's and adding new ones such as Starbucks.  Even baggage claim has a Starbucks.  \n\nThe above is mostly about Terminal 4 but Terminal 3 has good food options but the terminal is very dated.  Has a fairly confusing layout to the unfamiliar.\n\nTerminal 2 is even more dated.  Shame that United and other carriers use this terminal when spaces are available at 3.\n\nOne of the biggest problems I have with the airport is how the off-site parking shuttles are positioned.  The best way to describe the area is chaotically dangerous.  It is literally at the end of the airport where traffic at different points merges and in front of the corporate cars.  Just imagine a parking or hotel shuttle trying to get in and a corporate car trying to get out with traffic whizzing past between 35-50 mph.  Herding cats would be more orderly.


Stay away.  Avoid at all costs.  Don't move here even if it's free.


I've shopped at this location several times now and at first I had a great experience and thought the staff was friendly and helpful. I now have mixed feelings about the place. The salespeople are still helpful but apparently not to everyone. My wife, who is not athletic, is mostly ignored by the staff whenever she shops there for gifts. When I went there today to try on shoes I researched online, the guy that helped me barely answered any questions and was so uninterested in the sale he only looked me in the eye once or twice. It's not that he was in a hurry or anything, because the store was barely occupied and I had already waited through their 15 minute queue. I noticed that he was fully engaging with other shoppers on my way out, though. I would like to give them a better rating because they do know their stuff, but in my experience if you don't look like an athlete the level of service you get will be hit or miss. If I shop there again it will be online purchases when they have better deals than Amazon.


Well, I guess I'll be the first to give a not-so-great review. \n\nI so love Hubert Keller from all the cooking shows (and actually, I rode in an elevator at Mandalay with him- but couldn't get the nerve up to say anything! DOH!). I had high expectations, and felt so let down.\n\nWe sat at the bar, as the booths and tables were all full. The service was friendly. We ordered the strawberry mojitos to start. They were not good. They tasted like cherry 7-UP and the strawberries were so big they clogged the straw- so you couldn't get a sip without scooting your straw around and trying to dislodge the strawberry. \n\nWe ordered the mix of 3 fried things and 5 sauces to share, and I ordered the veggie burger. I found it a bit daunting to choose from all the little extras for the burger. I did try a couple, and, in the end, my veggie burger ended up costing around 15 bucks (with no fries...those we had to pay extra for).\n\nWe chose the mozz sticks, sweet potato fries, and regular french fries for our combo. For sauces, we chose the spicy ketchup, the tartar sauce, the cinnamon sauce, the chipotle aioli....and I can't remember the other one. They weren't horrible, but none of them were special. Again, it's Hubert Keller's restaurant, so I figured the sauces would be sublime. The fries were also so disappointing! Just basic, frozen fries. The sweet potato fries were great with the cinnamon sauce, and I usually don't care for sweet anything. They were the highlight.\n\nMy veggie burger sucked. For one, it was huge. Hotel rooms in Vegas typically don't have microwaves, so there is no way to reheat left-overs. I don't understand why Vegas restaurants serve such ridiculous portions when you cannot enjoy left-overs! More than half of my veggie burger was thrown away.\n\nThe burger was also mushy and tasteless. I ordered some of the cool sounding add-ons, but couldn't taste them at all. The beet relish came in a little ramekin and had no flavor whatsoever. \n\nMy sister and her friend liked their meat burgers, so maybe it's just the veggie burger. If I ever try the place again, I'll try the vegan sandwich (with the roasted veggies) on ciabatta.


Great food and drinks will return, hope this chain takes off even more.


Underwhelmed by our experience at the Mesa Grill today. Not sure why they only offer a brunch menu for Saturday lunch. So there were like 14 dishes with eggs and about 3 for \"real\" lunch. So we ordered the 16 dollar pork tenderloin sandwich. Not bad, but be warned that the meat is chilled on a crispy panini type roll. I guess I wish we could have really experienced a better selection to feel the full range of Flay, but it wasn't meant to be today. Might return, but likely not.


Rien de mauvais, mais avec tous les restaurants indiens de qualit\u00e9 que Montr\u00e9al a \u00e0 offrir, on peut faire beaucoup mieux!


Very disappointed with our experience at this salon. My friend and I had a groupon for an ultimate pedi/ and gel manicure. We heard from the guy (assuming the owner) how the groupon wasn't for what we paid and he never got a copy of the groupon before it was posted to proof it.. but he would honor it anyway. We did not fully get the ultimate massage; received hot stones but no scrub which the coupon indicated. My friend only got a massage on one leg and not the other. \n\nComing up to a week later, my toes have already chipped (maybe I'm spoiled and used to better quality pedis that usually last me a month) and my gels started coming off on Friday. I think I'll stick with my original salon.. I gave them two stars because at least the staff was friendly and spoke enough English to be able to have conversations with us. \n\nPS owner guy- it's not our problem you didn't get a proof of the groupon before it was submitted! Groupon did refund my friend for one of her groupons at least (She bought two of them).


After reading all of the rave reviews for Spinato's we decided to give it a try.  We get pizza for Friday dinner often and I was looking for something better and closer to home.  This location is a few blocks off of my normal route, so I put in an online order for two pizzas.  Having had fast food places miss online orders in the past, I gave the shop a call to confirm that the order was received and that it would be ready on-time.  \nWe had other plans for later in the evening so timing was critical.\nAt the scheduled time I arrived at Spinato's expecting to go in, pick-up two pizzas and leave.  \nNo such luck.  One of the 'clerks' in the take-out area started pushing buttons and making odd faces at the register.  Then he called the other clerk over and the both start mashing buttons and making faces at two registers.  Then the short one says, \"I'm sorry, I don't have an order for you, I can make it up in about 10 minutes?\"  Knowing that they normally need 40 minutes to get their pizzas ready, I was looking at undercooked pizza or no pizza.  I opted for the second choice and left.  \n\nKFC for dinner.\n\nA half an hour after I was home and finishing the chicken, someone from Spinato's calls and says \"We have your pizza waiting\".  I told the young lady that the call was not appreciated and that I was in the store at the scheduled time and they had no order for me.  \n\nThen to add insult to injury, 3 hours after that, I get a text telling me that my order was confirmed.\n\nNot done . . .\n\nMy daughter really wanted to try the pizza and thought that the mistake was a one- time thing and we should still try the pizza.\n\nOK, we'll get pizza for Saturday.  So I run 20 miles each way to pick-up the same order they had lost at one store and picked it up from another location. \n\nYou can get better pizzas from the grocer's freezer.  \n\nThe crust is flat, no edge, looks like it was runout on a sheeter (machine that rolls out dough). \n\nThe sauce is tasteless, and just that, canned tomato sauce.  \n\nThe meats were also bland, who would expect that from a sausage and pepperoni pizza?\n\nPeople, this is not good pizza. . .  \n\n\n    \n\n\n\n were


Great place to go for that unique home decor gift for that hard to buy for person.  The inventory is always changing to keep up with the seasons which makes random visits so much fun.  The staff and owners are the salt of the earth kind of folks that make me so glad they decided to hang their shingle up here in Las Vegas. They will go out of your way to help you not to mention have you laughing and smiling because they are super personable.  Also the prices are more that reasonable and they off a military discount (thank you much).


I stopped in on a recommendation from a friend on my way home to La Crosse on a Sunday afternoon.  I walked in and the gal behind the counter (wish i would have got her name) was extremely welcoming.  I told her a friend recommended it and I had never been here before.  She was super nice and walked me through the menu.  She suggest the most sold pizza was the Salsiccia pizza.  I ordered it and added kalamata olives.  She also suggested cannoli which i love so I picked up three of them. \n\nShe asked me my name from the get go and called me by it every time she spoke to me while I waited.  (nice touch)  Often when you go to a place on a Sunday mid afternoon you can tell the employees don't wanna be there but not here.  She was genuinely concerned that I was happy.  I was sold on the place and  hadn't taken a bite of food yet lol.\n\nI got my food and got on my way home.  I started to eat the pizza and WOW.  What an explosion of flavor.  I loved every bite.  the fresh sauce was killer.  Then i ate the cannoli and it as good as my friends mother used to make and she was from Sicily.   \n\nI stopped to try it out and was sold just on the service.   That with the quality of food will make this a stop every time i am in town and will bring people with to introduce them to this little hidden gem.  Cannot wait to try everything on the menu.


Wife wanted some flip flops while on vacation so Old Navy here we come.\nOf course we get those and a few other things.\nThe security guard hiding behind all the racks was a little weird.


This place was dead on a Saturday night at 11 PM. How does that even happen? I only visited the top and bottom floors. The bar itself was rather drab and had no personality. I could care a less that it was more of a \"dive\" bar, I love dive bars. But this wasn't a dive, it was just boring. The bartender at the top level was cool at first, until he got other customers. Then he started straight-up ignoring us. We asked for our bill 5 times and he continued to serve everyone else ahead of us. Get your flirt on, bro, I'm not mad about that. Just try to serve people in order and we'll be happy campers.\n\nBottom floor had a sweetie bartender named Pam. Liked her. The DJ also threw on some Groove Armada and made me extremely happy. I was drunk and satisfied, but the ambience of the bar was severely lacking, making me not really want to visit again.


Yes...its very clean. And yes, they're friendly. HOWEVER....the electronic cigarette aka e-cigs, are a rip off. Getting a product that bad is the reason why many fail. First of all they put out a lot of vapor aka smoke but do NOT deliver in taste & FEEL. The greensmart or whatever it is...is like smoking a cigarette with holes in it. And worst of all...that brand does NOT offer different mg of nicotine! Unbelievable! And the one they have does not state how many mg are in it. The whole point to me is to work my way down to zero. And if not...I want to feel it! Full flavor. Yet when I called in advance, the guy said \"oh yeah, just come on in. We carry so many I can't name em all\". That gteen smart thing was ONLY ONE! WHAT?! Thats lying...and that's not okay.   \nBTW, if its helpful for any1 to know. ..they also do NOT carry ANY tobacco products. None. Their focus is evidently on the drug side of things...full of hookahs or whatrver those are called, lol. And a lot of other paraphernalia. So its basically a good store for potheads (& maybe synthetics...I didn't look around much). Just sayin


It's a little loud in there, but overall the happy hour was great. Very reasonable and good drinks.


I was pleasantly surprised with this hotel. I originally wanted to stay at Planet Hollywood, but Harrah's was so cheap I couldn't say no. \n\nFour people stayed for 4 nights at $65 a person with no resort fee! I mean come on that is so cheap and the hotel isn't even a dump. We stayed in the carnaval tower and our room was just fine. \n\nI would have to Harrah's to have some better food choices, but it wasn't a deal breaker. The location was great since it was next to the Venetian and Imperial Palace. You can walk right through to Imperial without having to go outside. \n\nDidn't go in the pool, but I did take a look at it. The pool area was very basic compared to other pools in Vegas. \n\nJust get yourself a Total Rewards card and you can stay here for cheap too.