I've stayed at the MGM a few times now, in both standard rooms and one of their larger suites.  Never stayed in the West Wing yet.\n\nCheck in at the airport has always won out for us, it always seems completely quiet and the staff are friendly.  You can be checked, room key in hand, and hopefully negotiate that strip view room (remember to smile and be charming:) in a few short minutes.  Compare that with the actual hotel check in which can sometimes resemble a scene from World War one trench fighting.\n\nThe non West Wing rooms are pretty old now, they show their age.  Keep that in mind, and its not too bad.  CRT's in hotel rooms feel so weird now, not an LCD to be seen.  Beds are comfy, rooms are tidy but showing some fraying, scrapes and bumps around the edges.  Bathrooms are nice and spacious even in the small standard rooms, featuring some pretty decent freebie bathroom products.  The shower on our last visit was red hot, and like a firehose, huge thumbs up here :)\n\nResort fees are pretty much defacto in Vegas these days, the MGM isnt any different.  For what its worth that does include WiFi access each day, and a $15 bar credit during your stay.  I know other places that will charge you the resort fee and then another for WiFi so its not *too* bad given the status quo.\n\nThe casino itself is absolutely huge.  Walking from one end to the other takes a few minutes, and on busier evenings towards and through the weekend, it gets smoky.  They pretty much have every single which way to separate you from your wage packet, from simple penny slots through to all your favourite table games and high roller lounges, to get your cash even quicker from larger denomination fills.  Its a dark, gloomy place, which I actually like, its fun to gamble in.\n\nThe array of restaurants is fantastic.  Theres a food court with basics like Nathans and McDonalds, going through big name chefs like Tom Colichio and Michael Mina all the way up to three star Michelin awarded Joel Robuchon.  There really is something here for every budget and palate.  Theres also your standard coffee shop and buffet places, which are overpriced and mediocre to be honest.  One note is that the vast majority of the food outlets close by 10PM, which has caught us off guard on many an adventure.  Wolfgang Pucks restaurant opens way into the small hours, but its not exactly the cheapest place in the world to grab a late night burger.  A bit weird actually that theres nowhere cheap and cheerful late night.\n\nOne highlight we discovered on our recent visit was the West Wing bar and its daily 5-8pm happy hour.  At the start of the week they offer $3 Sky based cocktails, which rise to $5 towards the weekend.  But seriously where in a big Vegas hotel can you get a decent cocktail for $3, awesome!  We came back and back again.  We also found you can use the $15 resort bar credit in conjunction with the happy hour, which on sun-wed, will basically get you five sky vodka powered cocktails for free, woo! :)\n\nWe've stayed all over Vegas and the MGM is a good mid level resort, that wont break the bank, but does have those luxe options if you want them.  \n\nNow if only I could win enough on those tables to stay in their Skylofts...


Yen has amazing sushi. I would say that they have the best sushi in AZ. You have to try it to see how amazing it is. The service is great and I feel like I just stepped into Japan. The whole sushi experience is very authentic and perfect place to hang out with friends or take a date :D\n\nThere is only one thing I don't like. Sometimes it get's to busy so make sure to get there early (around 7 P.M) if you want to be seated right away.


Great food .Worst male Caucasian server ever my. friend was served my meal and when he gave her rightful  meal he expected me to eat it. \"EAT your Food\".was what he told me and I stayed polite and asked for a new meal order He refused to give me a new plate that wasn't half eaten I didn't cause a scene and waited to pay for my bill classy and politely at the regester. I only paid for what I ate and didn't pay for the Eel.he yelled at me and had crude comments even said he'd call the cops I told him to I had done Nothing wrong.  He talked to his manager and told me I cost them 17.00usd. My friend told him to stop yelling at me I was on the verge of tears. Im not a rude person and I felt I was harrassed by his rude comments and the fact he kept looking down my friends shirt.The manager stood there on his cell the whole time.   ..


We happened upon this on a sunday morning and were surprised to find the parking lot packed.  When we finished brunch we were left with not doubt why the lot was packed, DW is fantastic.  Great, latin influenced menu that has lots of options and flavor.  Service was great, the entire staff was very friendly and helpful.  They have a great reservation system that will text you when your table is ready, nice touch.


So.... We are really getting in to Mediterranean food.  We found this local eatery and we were very pleased.  The food was flavorful and fresh.  We will be back to try other dishes.


Quite honestly the worst customer service experience I have ever had.  Not only did the manager stand within five feet of me as I leaned on the counter waiting for someone to acknowledge me, but when I finally did clear my throat and ask for help ( after four minutes, which I actually counted because three employees made eye contact with me and made a point of ignoring me so I started a timer on my phone)but when I told her I really would like to know how long until my food was ready so that I could plan on calling an uber.  I explained to her that the reason for this was that one of the members of our group had a few too many and wasn't feeling well so I needed to know if I should call a separate uber to take them home first or if our food would be ready soon since we had already waited twenty minutes.  Instead of answering our question she told me that since they weren't feeling well if they made a mess she would call the cops and we would all be arrested for graffiti.  I told her that was probably one of the dumbest things I had ever heard and I really was just trying to make sure that we would be able to get our food and still be able to get our friend home.  At this point she threatened to call the cops because she felt unsafe so I asked for a manager.  She told me that she was the supervisor so she was the closest thing they had to a manager at that time of night so any complaints I had could go directly to her and they weren't going anywhere beyond that. I told her I would be out of there as soon as my food was ready and I would like to know how long that would take.  Instead of answering me she stared at me while she called 911 and told them I had threatened to assault her.  The fact that I'm writing this review just an hour after this incident should tell you that this was completely false.  I will no longer be coming here and I sincerely hope that you don't either.  There are plenty of other places open this late that won't try to have you arrested for checking on your food that it simply isn't worth the attitude you get from the staff.\nUpdate:  I tried to get ahold of management or the owner to tell them about this issue and have been repeatedly blown off.  If the story above is to long to read let me sum it up for you.  The customer service here is the worst I've ever seen and management doesn't care in the slightest.


almost like chipotle, but better. same format but you get legit hawaiian meats like huli hulu chicken, and fried fish. their sesame vinaigrette is so good! and the chocolate coconut bars were tasty too. highly recommend this place. \n\nif you're looking for super authentic hawaiian food, this place is NOT IT. but it is a good mix of chipotle with an island swag. \n\nobviously, services is friendly as well. they're from hawaii! mahalo, braddah!


Came back for dinner on a Sunday night - the place was WAY less crowded then it was when we first visited.  Could be that it was not a popular day to go out to eat, or that the excitement of the grand opening has died down, or it could be that we came during the Steelers/Jets playoff game and everyone was at a bar somewhere.  Whichever.  It was quieter, in a good way.  They have a full bar now, and the TVs were playing the game, not Bollywood movies.\n\nWe got the buffet, which I think was about $10.  They had a pretty good selection of things - several vegetarian offerings (aloo gobi, chana masala, potatoes in spinach, paneer in tomato sauce), and chicken tikka masala, tandoor chicken, goat biryani, spicy chicken wings, and various other things.  Also two soups, a little salad area, a handful of condiments/chutneys, and a few sweet dessert-ish things.  And naan.\n\nEverything was pretty good - on the lukewarm side, as per usual for a buffet, but I appreciated the wide variety of options.  It was a good deal for the price.  Still, I think the quality (and temperature) of the food is higher when you order off the menu.  Nothing wowed me enough to bump them up to a four-star review.  it was standard Indian buffet fare - tasty, well-priced, all the usual suspects.  But next time I want to get the more creative and spicy options that aren't on the buffet line!


Another fantastic greenway in Mecklenburg county. This one is located in the heart of Matthews. It has entrances at E. Johns St & S. Trade St along with plenty of access from the surrounding neighborhoods. There is ample parking at Squirrel Lake too, which is located off Pleasant Plains Rd. There are more that 2 miles of paved trails that meander through the woods. Meck Park & Rec did a great job with the design. Nice wide trails, accurate mile markers, miniature street signs that let you know what streets feed into the trail from the surrounding neighborhoods, conveniently located trash cans w/ \"doggy bags\" for your four legged friends  & even a few pieces of art in one area. The Squirrel Lake section has a huge playground & picnic areas along with a 12 hole disc golf course. I'm out here at least once or twice a week for a good run. The E. John St entrance is just off the Matthews I-485 exit (this is where I start). To run it from one end to the other and hit a few side paths, I can easily get in a 5 mile run. Plus it's has some good elevations which keeps it challenging. Whether you jog, walk, bike, hang with the family or are just looking to get back to nature, you can do it here!


Had two new Sushi Rolls here!\n\nBeing vegan longer then Ive been eating sushi, means that I really haven't had allot of different types of sushi. Usually I am in luck if the Miso Soup doesn't have fish, and they have inari, avocado, cucumber, or mushroom rolls.\n\nI asked the waiter if they had any vegan dishes, and to my surprise he was very knowledgeable about veganism, and all of the ingredients included in each dish.\n\nI chose two of his recommendations as this was to be a mini meal while walking around the veags strip.\n\nUME SHISHO ROLLS\nMint, Radish?, and another item (I cant remember what) \nThis was AMAZING!! so good, and taste changing cool yet spicy so unique!)\n\n\nKENKO ROLLS\nKampyo, Asparagus, Napa Cabbage, Avocado, Cucumber, Oshinko\n(crunchy textures, clean taste)\n\nPrice was a little high even though we got one of the cheaper sakis, but was still worth it. \n\nTheir Sake and Japanese Beer list is very extensive.\n\nBesides the new favorite sushi rolls, the architecture in here was beautiful, we sat at the bar and looked at the squares and lights, that I think someone must have handmade as the pattern doesn't repeat and it seems like someone had to cut each plexi class square, unbelievable to look at and imagine!\n\n-I'll be back! - \n\n& hopefully make it to the real Shibuya in Japan someday ;)


I'm willing to bet that this place was a shining gem in its heyday.  Several days have passed since that day...leaving the same gem, minus a lot of the luster.\n\nThe restaurant itself is quite spacious. It has a full bar to the left, a large recessed dining area in the middle (geared more towards groups), and a more secluded are to the right for smaller groups and/or couples. All three sections are quite spacious. \n\nWe happened to sit off to the right. We had a party of four and half (one three-year-old). The tables in this section were for a maximum of four people, and our daughter is FAR to tall for a high chair. Thankfully for us, where there are some bay windows facing out of the restaurant, there is a nice little padded booth created there, which turned out to be the PERFECT place for our daughter!\n\nThe menu for Serrano's is typical, but it's pretty limited. They offer the usual Mexican fare, usually in both chicken and beef (and ONE that offered shrimp). Both the quality and quantity of each dish we ordered was substantial. Suffice it to say that each member of our party left the restaurant with a take-home box.\n\nOur server was stellar. The restaurant wasn't very crowded, so if he HAD been lacking, it would have made things very awkward. But, as it happened, Christian was phenomenal! He was patient with us while we waited for the final member of our party to arrive. He was very diligent with keeping our drinks full and our table cleared.\n\nBut, the coolest thing Christian did for us was regarding dessert. You see, it was my wife's birthday, and her parents wanted to go to this restaurant for a celebratory dinner. My wife was deathly afraid that the restaurant employees were going to make her wear a sombrero and sing a song to her...and Christian almost made that happen. However, when he could see the sheer terror behind my wife's eyes at the prospect of public humiliation, he took the clue, and offered to comp her dessert. \n\nThis shopping center that houses this restaurant is practically empty. There are \"For Lease\" signs in several of the windows. I can see why this place has stood the test of time...though, I feel that their menu could use a little updating, which is the only reason I opted for four stars instead of five for this cozy little relic.


As a bar it's pretty decent. As for the food well... If you're going to prepare ALL your food in a microwave, can you at least hide it somewhere in the back. I would also appreciate it if the waitresses could wash their hands in between handling money and preparing my nuke nachos.


No matter how stressed the drivers may be, it is no excuse for poor service.  I saw that a package I was expecting yesterday had been delivered, and it said \"Signed by Fornt Door\" - yes, fornt... There was no package. amazon.com refunded me the cost, but when I went to get another similar item, the cost had gone from $24 .05 to $33.91!!!  Shame on amazon.com for using this carrier!


This is probably my favorite hotel I've stayed at in Vegas. I've stayed at at more than 10 different hotels in Vegas and I always enjoy my stay here. I have the M Life card so I've gotten comps and discounted rooms from here and other MGM owned hotels. (If you stay At any of these hotels I highly recommend getting this card.) The rooms here are huge and the staff is very nice. The beach setting at the pool and wave pool are awesome, especially when it's 104 degrees outside. My favorite restaurant here is the Burger Bar! The Kobe burger is great! \n\nThere are 2 minor things I don't like about this hotel, which knocks it down to 4 stars. 1) This hotel has become more of a family oriented hotel over the past 2 years. That's not a bad thing but it's not what I'm looking for in Vegas. 2)The TVs are old and not HD, at least in the rooms I've stayed in.


My favorite friend chicken.  I have not yet been to their new location but  their food is SO good.  can't wait to visit again.


this place never disappoints me. Tough to get in, reservations are a must but always delicious.


While on vacation in Vegas my friends and I wanted to unwind the night at a hookah lounge. Worst decision we made all trip. Lets start out by saying the employees there are horrible, constantly walking by and never once asking if we need anything or checking up on us. When we did finally get service they messed our drink up and had no explanation for the mess up but that they followed the measurements from a book. The bartender comes out and gives attitude but when he seen how mad we were he said he would comp us our drinks next round on the house. The bartender tried playing us for fools, comes out with 4 shots of papaya juice with not one single drop of alcohol in them. At this point we decided to leave, my friends wife goes to pay with the coupon they advertised and the host wouldn't except it saying they no longer advertise on that website even though my friends wife showed her the coupon on her phone and that it was still up and valid. Host responds by just saying I don't know what to tell you but we don't accept that coupon any longer. The entire evening was a disaster and the atmosphere was just horrible!! This would be the last place I would ever step foot in when in Vegas again.


The location for this place is great, although the property could build a better straight shot pedestrian walkway TO the Strip.  Instead you have to walk all the way around OR through High Roller's HOT parking lot.  \n\nLots of pools, a small market, clean and SPACIOUS villas, etc.  It's everything a resort should offer - definitely meets expectations there!  \n\nA couple bad things: \n- I specifically asked to have a view and be in a quiet room (I forgot they were villas with individual entrances).  She put us in Building 19 for a \"view\" of the pool - which added a 7 minute walk each time we ventured out to the strip.  You may wonder why we walked?  Because the Operator/Concierge REFUSED to send a taxi to our building. \n- Speaking of taxis, they REFUSED to call ahead for us.  We had dinner reservations (that we've had for 2 months) at 6pm one night.  We called at 5:03pm and asked to have a taxi waiting for us at 5:45pm.  They refused to do so.  So my husband went up early to call for one at 5:25pm.  I got up there at 5:53pm and the taxi was STILL not there.  We missed the reservation and had to BEG to \"get in\".  ONLY to find out, the Bell Desk walkies the other Bellman who stands at the entrance of the resort to wave-in taxis!!  WHAT TOOK SO LONG!?? \n- With the above in mind, they wouldn't call ahead a taxi for the airport either.  But they did say there is a complimentary shuttle to take us and that all we would need to do is call to arrange it.  So, we followed instruction only to discover that the shuttle is not complimentary, it's not private, and the shuttle servicers are quite the assholes too (likely because we were misinformed and we wasted their time). \n- The water.  Stay away from the water.  I am sure it's \"clean\", but Vegas water tastes like shit.  \n- Lastly and the most terrible was the thumping on Saturday morning!!  At 9am, we were rudely greeted by the loudest thumping I've ever heard.  I called and it was due to Building 21 is doing maintenance.  Really?  These people are working while I am supposed to be enjoying my vacation??  They really cannot wait on that specific project until 11am?  \n\nOnto the \"time share\" portion of our trip.  I personally thought it was a great experience!  ALL of our representatives were excellent!  Danny, the tour guide, was the sweetest, most informative guy ever! Youness & Christopher were awesome as well!  Although, we didn't decide to buy a time share at that very moment, we still learned a lot and know we have one more opportunity to decide!


These guys are GREAT!! They use ONLY the top of the line ECO-FRIENDLY carpet solutions. And they also ONLY use industry grade equipment! 5 STARS all the way!! Got our carpets done today in a 2 bedroom condo with 3 small dogs. These guys were able to take out ALL stains and any pet odors! The two guys that cleaned today were awesome, very professional and very friendly! I will definitely use them again and would recommend them to EVERYONE! Aloha and Mahalo (Thank You Very Much in Hawaiian) Job Well Done!!


This along with XS are my favorite clubs in Las Vegas. I would give this place five stars if it wasn't for the funky layout. Right when you enter you have to walk up this flight of stairs that will make you tired if you aren't moderately fit. \n\nThe cool thing is that there are several floors that play different music, and a pool room that is more of a lounge area to chill. More rooms means easier to find people as long as your have reception. When this place gets crowded though, get ready to fight through people since most of the floor space is not open grounds where you can just squeeze through people. \n\nGuys...be smart and buy your pre-sale. I know, I know...you're a cool guy with LOTS of girlfriends and you get in free to clubs ALL THE TIME...stop being an idiot and just buy a pre-sale. Now you don't have to be at the whim of the females and you can pretty much just walk into the club since the pre-sale line is pretty short. Also, the tickets are cheaper.


I have used Jena many times for make up and have never been disappointed. Whether it be for a wedding I am in, or a night out on the town, she always makes me feel and look beautiful! I have had to get my make up done elsewhere (out of state) and it really did not even compare. My best friend booked her wedding and the entire wedding party with Jena before she found a venue. Just so she was sure we all could look flawless on her big day! I would recommend her to anyone who wants to listen because she really is the best at what she does.


Great wine and bruschetta, especially the apple one. Good live music when I went. They need a fire pit outside though! There is not much out there and they need to liven it up some. But great wine bar


YAY! I hate going to car service places. I always feel like I have no idea what I'm doing, I'll get ripped off, etc. because I just don't know enough about car maintenance. \n\nHowever, I brought in a list of things I needed done and the guys took care of it. They were friendly and professional, and I waited a little over an hour (there were 2 or 3 cars in front of me.) Tire rotation, air filter change and all of the elements of their \"signature service\" package ran $74 with some mystery $10 discount that I didn't know was for, but happily accepted. I appreciated the fact that they left my tire pressure as it was (fuller than their standard) as apparently, some places will let out air if you don't tell them otherwise.\n\nAt the end, I was asked if there was anything keeping me from returning. I thought that was pretty neat--it shows they want to keep customers, which oddly, a lot of places don't seem to care about, which blows my mind. They never tried to sell me stuff I didn't want and always opened the door for me, from when I pulled up to when I left. Excellent service = happy return customer. (:


My family and I have eaten here several times and love it!  However, tonight we ate there and my kids ordered off of the kids menu. It really should be called the toddler menu. The portions were very tiny! The kids hamburger is a slider and the fries...there were 6 French fries with each kids meal. \n\nNext time I'll pay the extra $ and let them order off of the adult menu. \n\nOverall we love the restaurant! Just don't order off of the kids menu...your kids will leave hungry.


Part of our problem having dinner here was that we bought a groupon, 3 course meal for two. There was no fine print to tell us that the huge menu here (mentioned by many other reviewers) becomes strictly limited for groupon customers (I've stopped buying groupons):  entrees were salmon, or chicken, or filet mignon. The shared appetizer list was equally short, diners next to us could choose carpaccio amongst other things, we could get mussels, or shrimp in garlic sauce or some kind of pepper with cheese in it. The shrimp in garlic was overcooked, not very tasty, dry. We had the steak, ordered it medium rare. It came medium well to well done in parts. I pointed this out to the waiter, saying I just want to have somebody agree with me that this is not medium rare. It is not, he agreed, and offered me another. No I said, I don't waste food, I just want somebody to see what I see and point it out to the boss and the chef in the hopes that things will improve. We saw him speaking to the patron, who ultimately brought back our credit card and receipt at the end of the meal. He thanked us for visiting his restaurant and that was it. So I said, apparently your chef doesn't know the difference between medium rare and medium well. Patron expressed his surprise with a very sorrowful face, and asked:  So your's was not done right? Now that was the main thing. If that was the first he had heard of it, he could have made some kind of response, offered some kind of comp, anything. I wouldn't have taken it, but would have liked a better response. Since we were convinced our waiter had told him, his response seemed disingenuous at best. If he did know already, he was willing to let the waiter carry the can. If he did know, he didn't care enough to own up. Food, sub-par. Service, from the waiter. Good. Management: to be avoided like groupons. Easy enough to find a better restaurant in Pittsburgh, and this one deserves a big AVOID. If management won't see what is in front of their eyes, how can you trust them to prepare your food?


Whoa, totally don't understand the love for this place.  We met with a group over here and boy was I disappointed.  To begin, why doesn't Glendale have meters?  Why do I have to go out and move my car every two hours?  That makes it really hard to drink and sober up without drinking and driving if I have to go out and move my car to a new spot every 120 minutes.  That's not Haus Murphy's fault but it is something that will deter me from going out there to drink.  \n\nSo we get in there and our waitress is awesome enough.  She is friendly, responsive, and helpful.  In fact, I want that waitress to come with me to some other restaurants (looking at you Fez) and show them how it should be done.  In any event, she was great and the only saving grace of this establishment.\n\nNow on to the bad food.  I'm not German, never been to Germany, and my German culinary knowledge is limited to Milwaukee Brewers' baseball games.  That being said, food either tastes good or it doesn't.  I had the Wullwurst sausages.  They came out looking like fried Twinkies and tasted about the same.  No spice, no real flavor, and surrounded by a tough skin.  They were flanked by some purple cabbage that was unedible and some German potato salad that was some of the nastiest mush I've ever had.  \n\nApparently unsatisfied by this gluttonous torture that I had already endured, I ordered the German chocolate cake.  Now, I know this isn't an actual German food but it looked good and I thought they might go all out with it.  Nope, again - not good.  Flavorless.  I was basic chocolate cake with a thin layer of coconut on top and some Betty Crocker frosting on the outside.  \n\nSorry but this place was just not good and I will not be back.


Just moved to the area, thought with it being a barber shop for men that it would e men cutting hair, that's usually how that works right??? The place is ran by women for one, they were all uber professional and nice, but on the listening aspect they totally lacked.  I wanted a traditional combover with the wave in the front all greased up, I showed her a pic of exactly what I wanted and got opposite, and we had a very in depth conversation beforehand about what I wanted and how I fixed it and she went waaaaaay too short, like half the length I usually have short, and now I have to let it grow for about a month and a half for it to be where it needs to be, I feel like she did not listen at all when I was making a point of how particular I am,  I will not be returning here for an overpriced haircut I didn't even want.


I have heard about this place a lot and how great it is.  Unfortunately, not only my expectations weren't met, I would rather eat Mexican food at Chipotle than here.  :(\nThe people were Fake friendly, looking to say, get your food and get the \"\"\" out of my face.  Food was mediocre, nothing to brag about. Since they cook everything right in front of you, so the cleanliness is a top priority. I wouldn't go again, not all it was raved about to be.


Been visiting this location for years. The staff is always friendly, the store is almost always in order and things are easy to find. Never had a single problem here. Love them.


I was a little disappointed with Omega Sports to be honest. I'm not a big fan of the large chain sporting good stores (Sports Authority, Dick's) & thought this place might be a nice change from those. But I was wrong, this is basically the same type of place, just smaller with bigger prices.\n\nThey didn't seem to have a vast selection of anything, because they try to sell everything, if that makes sense. They have footwear, college apparel, tennis rackets, fitness apparel, baseball goods, so on & so on. But by their store being limited in size, trying to sell goods for every single sport leaves you with less room to have a big selection within each category. So the items are watered down & they can't specialize in having unique items for every sport, just your basic goods. But I will say the service here seems friendly & willing to help, even though I wasn't in the buying mood.\n\nOmega Sports seems like a locally owned sporting goods store trying to directly compete with the big chain sporting good stores. I hate to say it, but they just seem like a smaller, more run down version of these stores with nothing really intriguing to entice customers away from the big chains. If you're looking for a basic sporting good item they'll probably have what you're looking for, but don't expect a vast selection of things.


One of the worst coffee shops that I have ever gone to.  I went to this Crazy  Mocha location three times because of the convenience factor (I had a class next door at the Cultural Trust).  \n\nFirst off the chai is WAY too sweet and under spiced to boot.  I couldn't taste any spices that I could identify.  I suspect that they simply put milk in black tea and sweeten it.  Very disappointing.  \n\nSecond the coffee:  I generally order drip coffees as they are the true test of a coffee shop.  Crazy Mocha seems to universally brew weak coffee.  I also suspect that the coffee has been sitting for a while by the time I got to in in the mid afternoon.  It was so bad the second time I got it that I dumped it out after drinking about a quarter of it.  \n\nThe services is OK, not terribly fast or friendly.  They do however have decent wifi.


we had 20 chicken wings and the prime rib dinner with a sprite for ~20 on a friday night (3am).\n\n- chicken wings are a bit oily. after a few, it becomes hard to eat. oil overwhelms the flavor. medium taste like regular fried chicken without sauce. \n- 10 wings for 2.50. can only get them 10 at a time. 25 cents only for owl club members you have to get a drink to get it also.\n- prime rib was a bit rubbery and cold. mash potatoes were pretty good. green beans were a bit disgusting, tasted like it came out from a can. \n- friendly and fast service.


Cheap, freshly baked yumminess a hop away from Concordia! The \"pizzas\" are very well priced...basically you can make your own toppings. I had a pizza with spiced ground meat, cheese, onions, some veggies...We also tried a chicken topped one which was very tasty. My only issue was that the spicy meat was not spicy at all and pretty \"meh\". The winner here is the crust that they bake on demand when you order. There is a small wait due to this, but nothing atrocious. Employees were very nice. We were the only girls in there haha. Seems to be frequented by younger Arab men. The sweets we tried (baklava and some other pistachio ones) were not the best. Shisha is available as well upstairs. Cheap eats!


When I first stepped into this restaurant, I was impressed.  You could tell that they put some thought into the d\u00e9cor and made it look modern and open.  They have quite a large selection on their menu, with a Vietnamese food section also.  The prices are reasonable, but the dishes are a little on the small size.  I had the stir fried beef rice noodle from their lunch special menu.  With this you get a free drink, so I got the green tea drink.  The drink was very refreshing.  The beef noodle dish was quite tasty, but very skimpy on the noodles.  There was actually more beef than noodle.  But because the taste was quite good, I will come back and try some of their other dishes on the menu.  3 and  1/2 stars!


So disappoint... We ordered a live lobster but It turned out to be a dead one. Ruining my taste.


My boyfriend and I went here on veterans day (when apparently they were quite busy) and were told it would be a five minute wait for two massage ladies for us.\nOne arrived about 10 minutes before the other so she started on me first. We understood they were busy but would have appreciated them telling us how long it was going to be rather than saying \"5 minutes\" when it definitely was longer than that. They had to call two girls in from another shop.\nThe girl working on me was incredibly sweet but unfortunately she didn't know what she was doing :( Most of the time it just HURT.. \nThe staff was very attentive and tried to make sure we had drinks or whatever we needed.\nThe TV was on the entire time which to me seemed a bit inappropriate in a massage place.\nThe room is open, with only curtains separating the massage chairs, so whenever someone walks in for a massage it disrupts the entire relaxation thing. Not nice. \nOverall I wasn't very impressed. And given how many foot massage places are in the area, I probably won't be back to this one.


I love museums--art, natural history, human history, culture. A lot of people think you've seen one, you've seen them all. But this place tops the list. We had the pleasure of coming the first day it reopened to the public after the renovation. It's absolutely beautiful. The mix of modern and historic is amazing. I especially loved the modern art fixtures dispersed throughout the Scottish pre-history exhibits. \n\nYou can tell the curators love Scottish history and want the visitors to love it, too. They do an amazing job of conveying that the Scots are their own people with their own unique history and culture. It's amazing to see artifacts found in old properties throughout Edinburgh. It really gave me a sense of how old Edinburgh really is. Among my other favorites: Dolly the sheep; the working steam engine; and the amazing sample books of Scottish textiles. \n\nNow all I need is someone to invite me an event here!


SCALLOPS(suggestion from waiter): Excellent.\nFILET MIGNON WITH MERLOT BUTTER: Ahhhmazing\nBONE-IN RIBEYE: Ahhhmazing again.\n\nBoyfriend and I came here for our 5 year anniversary on July 4th with a reservation that I made on yelp. Our waiter was really informative (like naming everything on the menu - not to lie, I lost him after \"I'm your waiter for the night\"). \n\nLong story short, it was a BEAUTIFUL dinner!! The waiter suggested the scallops and it was a great choice! The filet mignon was really tender and the bone-in ribeye was like the size of my face (no joke and it was really REALLy good with the berenaise). The waiter was cool and attentive but after we got our entrees, he totally ignored us (minus a star). BUT our drinks were always full because of the other guy, who was really nice. \n\nI would definitely eat here again. Mouth is watering as we speak . -____-


The best deck in the burgh, for the gay bars anyway. Great bar though, the food has gotten better recently, and the drinks are always good. Its a good time, and a good place to hang out in the community. Very friendly staff and ownership. Who also really supports the community.


oh where to start -   The staff were abhorrent especially at the restaurant.  One was so busy flirting with 20 year old girls he couldn't be bothered to refill my coffee, and the other was seemingly tweaking on meth which is the only way to explain his bizarre behavior and obsessive face touching.  I had to ask for utensils, coffee, butter, jam, and then when the food actually arrived, my eggs were raw and the food was disgusting.  The jacuzzi in the room is not a jacuzzi but a soaking tub, they plugged the holes.  The Ipod dock is a clock radio that appears to have been made in the 1980's.  There is no channel guide for the TV, the cover was missing from our remote so the batteries kept falling out, and there was no real room service to speak of.  The best I can say is that it was clean and the shower was pretty nice.


I understand some people aren't happy with FirstService Residential however,  there is a rental department that is separate. FirstService Residential itself does not handle rentals.


Had to stop here while in Charlotte for items with \"Reid's\" on the label since that is my Dad's name (perfect Father's Day present) and ended up buying a gift box full of things for him and a small passel of things for myself.\n\nCan't totally judge the things I bought my Dad yet since Father's Day has yet to come, but I can safely say that they stuff I bought for myself was way overpriced for the size/quality.  It was a nice \"fantasy\" cooking shop, but I can't say I'd be willing to pay those sorts of prices day to day.\n\nAlso: parking is a living nightmare.


This place has tasteless food that is over priced. It is not very far from my house and would be easy to stop at but I choose to go to Suzie's, or Poncho's in Phoenix. If you want good Mexican food do your self a favor and go somewhere else.


Bought  a groupon for this place and used it yesterday. Got a shellac mani and hot stone pedi. The pedi was average not callus remover unless I wanted pay extra. The mani was avg as well. She put me under the light for a LONG time. I paid $22 for $48 value. This was  only worth $22! wouldn't go back without a groupon again.


I've been coming here for years but will no longer return to this location. The front desk girls are rude especially the current manager. I have a crazy schedule and have made appointments before appointments coming up and the girls didn't cancel in the system either so it marked me as a no show a few times. Instead of listening to my situation, the manager argued with me and put me on a walk in only basis. The service has gone down hill even the waxers aren't as good. They never listen and do my brows way too thin. Considering I buy a yearly pass here, it's a total let down and I'll be trying a new location or just taking my business elsewhere.


I'm kicking myself in the butt for not buying the basically brand new shirt with the tags still on it in here.  And I doubt that by the time I get back here that it will still be on the rack.\n\nThe clothing here is pretty expansive.  They have just about anything that you can think of.  Short sleeved to long sleeved, jackets to jeans, even a few pair of shoes are here for your review.  They even have a clearance rack if that is possible.  \n\nThe thing I like about this place most is that it doesn't emphasis the trendy.  Unless what you view as trendy is retro.  Even what they use to decipher the size of clothing is reused.  They use old 45 records to let you know what size is what.  \n\nThe staff are super friendly and down to earth.  This place definitely warrants many return visits.


The lobby and the hotel is beautifully done. However, the Palazzo is a new property and the rooms are already starting to show signs of wear and tear. At first glance, our suite was beautiful. Then I started noticing little things that bothered me. \n\nIn my opinion, their housekeeping service was pretty sloppy. When we arrived in our room, there was still trash in the trash bins from the previous guest. OK - so I could overlook that. But when I went to the bathroom, my heart sank. I saw mildew in the shower. And not just a little. When it comes to hotels, my biggest pet peeve is a bathroom that has mildew in the shower or bathtub. Seriously, what's the deal here? Each room is supposedly cleaned every day - when you clean a bathroom every day, there really should not be any mildew problem. This is the second 5 star hotel in Las Vegas (the first one was the Bellagio) that had this problem. We've stayed at lesser starred hotels such as the Hilton, where we stayed in a timeshare double suite that did NOT have daily maid service. We did not have a mildew issue there. \n\nOn a positive note, housekeeping was very accommodating when I asked for extra towels or extra toiletries. Unfortunately, their issue is trying to save some money on Tilex. I'm not one to complain about my room while I'm staying at a hotel. I'm scared that the person I have complained about will spit on my toothbrush or use it as a toilet brush. I'd rather yelp the hotel once I've left and then share my experience with others. \n\nHubby told me I was being too critical and that the hotel is starting to get run down because they are constantly packed and have a high turn over of guests. He played the devil's advocate until he saw some nasty splatters on the wall next to the sink. Looks like someone had partied too hard and missed the sink. It even grossed him out. \n\nAnother gripe I have was service related. Many workers seemed to be cordial and even cold - not warm and friendly. There wasn't any meaning behind their questions on how things were going or how we enjoyed our stay. There wasn't any inquiry on why I told someone that our stay at the hotel was \"just OK\". So I think they ask the questions and really could care less how we felt about our stay. Which suits me fine because there are a lot of other hotels in Vegas who would welcome us and care about our stay in their hotel. \n\nThe rooms are equipped with a printer so that you can work and even print out your boarding tickets. Unfortunately, our printer was broken, so I had to waste a good hour of gambling time waiting for the on call IT attendant to come upstairs and fix the printer. \n\nWhen I asked the valet/bus attendant on the phone about holding our luggage for a few minutes while we checked out and basically asking if it were the same person who would be obtaining our luggage and then bringing it out - he sounded peeved that I would even ask the question - assuming that I'd know that it would be two different people - so that I'd obviously have to tip both of them. \n\nI would have left less than 3 stars, but the hotel does have some strong points. The lobby and the water and floral displays are beautiful. It's location is centrally located and attached to the Venetian, it's older sister. The hotel's spa - Canyon Ranch is amazing. Also, there are excellent restaurants in the Palazzo and the Venetian. If you didn't want to leave the hotel, you'd have everything at your fingertips. There's even a Walgreens just outside the hotel. \n\nThe casino is small, so we ended up playing at the Venetian, Bellagio or the Wynn. There is a small non-smoking section, but I didn't see anyone policing the person who was gambling and puffing away in the area. \n\nI'm not sure I'll ever give the Palazzo a second chance - because I really, really wanted to love it there. Unfortunately, our first date was a flop - so I'm really not sure about a second date.


Too institutional.  Out of a can, bag, box, or freezer.  Parking is very limited.  Not a fan.


We went here last night after reading the rave reviews about how good it was for gluten free. We arrived just after 6pm with no reservation. When we walked in the place was wedged and we were worried we wouldn't get a table but after about 5mins we were shown to one but I would definitely advise booking if you can as people after us did have a bit of a wait. \n\nIn all my travels I have never seen such a huge gluten free menu! I couldn't decide so my boyfriend kindly agreed to order from the gf menu so we could share. We started with crispy chicken wings. Perfectly crisped and the veg was almost caramelised with a hint of chilli. The chicken fell off the bone and we were licking our fingers wishing we had ordered more.\n\nFor mains I had king prawns with asparagus and black bean sauce with ginger rice. My boyfriend had king prawn tempura with a teriyaki sauce and chilli rice. The rices definitely complimented the dishes well, they were full of flavour. I haven't had black bean since being diagnosed a coeliac and I was not disappointed. I was worried about the batter on the tempura dish as it tasted too good to be gf! But I'm feeling no side effects this morning and wondering how nobody else has managed to do this.\nWe had plum wine throughout which was sweet but not overbearingly so. I was disappointed to hear that this place may be closing due to the owner leaving. Such a fantastic gem with many regulars and the best gf menu I've seen in the world will be a loss.\nI would come back to Edinburgh just to go to this restaurant it is that good!


Horrible horrible horrible service. We sat for 10 minutes and were not greeted so we got up to leave and all they did was wave us goodbye


My first few visits here were to fix a problem that another shop couldn't fix.  Firestone diagnosed the problem, stayed open late to fix it, and called me to let me know that instead of waiting till the next day, I could come by the shop to get my car since a manager would still be there doing paperwork.  And this was done free of charge.  \n\nMy next visit here was to find and fix an oil leak.  I was told the work would take a whole day, so I dropped off my car at 7:00am.  Due to being backed up they didn't start on my car until 3:00pm, but I didn't know that until I called them that afternoon.  They insisted that my car would be done that day, but at 8:00pm they called to let me know that it wouldn't be done till 11:00am the following day.  I was admittedly very upset, and I let them know as much.  After picking up my car the next day the store manager spoke with me and discussed my disappointment.\n\nIt was an annoyance for sure to not have my car back in time, but based on Firestone fixing my car for free the first time and the store manager taking his time to speak with me the second time, I believe that this shop really does care about their customers and wants to make sure that they keep coming back.  I did price shop around different mechanics and Firestone seemed to be average; low on some things and high on other things, but overall close to the prices of other shops.  Another great thing is that they are open seven days a week, and on most days till 9:00pm or so.  Many shops are closed Sundays and close by 5:00pm other days.  Based on customer service I would come back here in the future.


Been coming here an average of once a week for overs year and got to know most of the staff and service is great! I'm treated very well and in the mornings after work I'm greeted with cheerful waiters eager to make my breakfast a great Denny's experience. Awesome customer service, I never had a problem with my order and this place is excellent in refilling my drink, will keep coming plus they proved free wifi for a geek tetchy gamer I am.


besides the equipment and place being new and clean the staff is ridiculously rude. I had the chance to get personal trained by staff and Tara is horrible. She doesn't care about her clients and she stands in front of the mirror to look at herself all the time. She is disorganized with appointments and doesn't come out of her \"office\" unless she has a client. The assistant manager ashley at the front desk walks around like she is lost and gives people a dirty look which is not welcoming at all.I would not recommend.


Steamers seems to be a Phoenix/Scottsdale staple for good seafood. The food wasn't bad, it wasn't THAT great either, though. The wine list is sufficient and the service adequate. The menu has some good combination dishes and a mix of seafood staples and chef creations. I had the seabass, which was tasty and fresh, but nothing memorable for me. Atmosphere wise, the booths are nice and probably the only place I would want to sit in the place, but I didn't really get that \"contemporary and cosmopolitan\" vibe at all. The best part about Steamers may, in fact, be its perfect location centered right in Biltmore Fashion Park.


Came in at 700 pm Saturday night  place is clean  .  Waitresses were slow. Handling to many tables each\n30 minute ticket times   food was average    I'll skip next time ......


I had the IPA, it was good. worth coming here for a beer if you are in the building. Service was very good. I got a very nice shirt too.


The food was ok nothing special... But the service was horrible!! The waitress forgot to give us menus first if all then I didn't get a drink refill not once!! Then the bill was 100 bucks for 7 people.  So not worth the money!!! I'm not a cheap person but I refuse to pay for bad service


The orange blossom beer is great and the staff is friendly enough. However, waiting 2 hours for your food is unacceptable and I would only recommend this place to people who want to hang out for a while and drink beer.


Overrated. Funny part is when you're at the front of the line, about to enter - they actually have a photographer there who will take your picture (like you're at Disneyland) if you want.  \n\nThere was nothing wrong with the buffet, but it was rather enlightening/disappointing when we had lunch at the Aria buffet the next day and they essentially had all the same things (and I'm talking about the good stuff - shrimp, cold and warm crab legs - in fact, their crab legs tasted even better than Baccahanal's).  And that was obviously way cheaper.  \n\nWell, now we know.  At least we can say we tried it once.


Fun...great service and great food...One of Phoenix's most unique and fun dining destinations.


Airport food...stale, over priced under served, right? Well, this place is a real treat. From the cold beer to the ceasar salad to the fresh hot pizza this never ending succession of impression is capped off by fantastic service (seat yourself seating brings tips under question, but these folks hustle the food out hot with a smile).  I'm a bit of a ceasar snob, yet the chilled lettuce, light dressing with just the right bite, plenty of Parmesan, and fresh made croutons won me over and then some.  And an entre size salad for $6 was very impressive! As was the $8 pizza thin crust with fresh basil (I've had smaller pies for twice that price!).  I think I may fly the family out next time just to eat here!


Our server was pretty cranky. We have a large group (8 adults and 5 kids under 4 years of age), which I know can be stressful. But the service was terrible and the food mediocre. There weren't enough table settings (and they never got us any more, so none of the kids had silverware). The only upside is thy the food came out of the kitchen fairly quickly.


Simply Amazing!


Checkin was slow.  Booked through a third party and the substantial $28 resort fee was not transparent as it should have been.  I guess \"resort fee\" is not included in taxes and fees?  Room is ok.  It is a long ways off strip, and if you don't have a car, expect to pay $15 to $20 to get to the Strip.  The shuttle is not very convenient.  Room looked mostly clean.


I got pushed here from the flamingo for a night. Even though it's free don't do it. Pay to go elsewhere.  Service was terrible. Check in was forever long and there was no expedite for total reward tiers.


me and my fiance have been regulars here for a long time ... the other night we met another couple  out for dinner before hand... decided after that we would have a drink at lakeside .. we mostly go in there for there sunday drink specials and appetizers . so are intentions were to have a few cocktails .. among sitting down ordering us all a round of waters we got apporached by a very rude younger lady, who claimed to be the manager, telling us that they could not serve us because they 'ASSUMED' we were drinking at another establishment prior... we had ONE drink at dinner and by no means were out of controll ... we all were almost in shock and being with my friend who is also a bartender she said that is not a law, and who are they to say that we were even drinking before hand ... when every other person in there was wasted out there minds. i honestly think it was discrimination he apparently didnt like our energetic energy and simply didnt want  us there needless to say us and everyone we have ever referred there will never be back.... what a shame . i have looked and loooked for an email address to contacact a supervisor or owner, the waty we were treated was unexceptable . any help  with anyone knowing or finding a direct e mail for there bar letme know th good luck guys


The best! if your in the area, you got to stop by carolina's. you won't be disappointed in any of the food! definitely a fast reliable, and reasonable place to regularly go to


Who would have thought my number one takeaway from eating here would be \"good for groups,\" but it is! Recently, I planned a girl's day for some of my friends. We were going to do a spa party at Willow Stream but I wanted to plan a lunch before we went. Since we were going to be at the Princess, I decided to stay in-house and chose Ironwood. Initially, I booked a table on the patio overlooking the pretty pool, but when the day of the event arrived the chilly temperatures made an outdoor table obsolete. I called to change the reservation and they happily complied and told me that they had a small room off the restaurant that could hold 11. \n\nI showed up a little early and the table was already set and ready to go. I noticed that they also have a table of different fun games so I grabbed a \"Foodie Fight\" game just in case we wanted it. Throughout the meal, the waitress was friendly, helpful and fast! She separated our tabs and before we could even blink and eye, she presented individual tabs to us at the end of the meal. It was the most seamless paying process for a group meal I've ever experience. Not to mention that the food was good too! I've eaten at the spa before and was happy to learn that they offer that menu in Ironwood in addition to their regular menu. I ordered the yogurt curry chicken lettuce wraps which were low in fat but high in flavor. Everything about the meal was lovely and I would definitely come back with a group.


Decent place to get in a quick round of 9 holes par 3.  Open at night and also has a lighted driving range.  Convenient for anyone in or around the Strip.  If you're on the West side you might as well go to Angel Park for a quick par 3 game.  But if you're down by the Strip this place can't be beat for convenience.  Plan ahead and make a t-time.


Must support this shop and stop by whenever i get in town.  Very dope selection with a lot of hype kicks and gear.  I appreciate the staff for being chill and not bothering  when trying to browse.  Get some kicks and   rock'em right,


My husband and I enjoyed the dance performance and the singing.  There were a lot of boobs and I'm glad to see 90% of them looks natural from small to medium size breasts.  It was a classy burlesque show worth seeing for the price we paid $80 for two people.


I am new to Yelp but trying to catch up on reviewing some my favorite places but also some not so favorites. Granted, I have only dined here one time for dinner but our experience was not very good. The service was pretty slow even though it was not that busy. The food was the main disappointment.  We went here because of the whole \"farm fresh\" concept. Salads were expensive for the amount that was on the plate. Pork was pretty good but once again pretty high for what you get. I understand that they try to use local ingredients from farmers which usually result in higher food cost but when I got my bill, it left a bad taste.


Well, this place is good.  The food is kind of that outdated tropical fare and lacks any sort of innovation.  The atmosphere has that TGI fridays chain feeling to it, but instead of shit on the walls its upscale tropical.\n\nI wouldnt really go back unless i was invited by someone else.


Cheap and fast service.  This is my 3 rd time renting with them and love it!


I have been seeing Dr. Weisner for various ailments since May of 2000.  He has helped me recover from a serious car injury, and allowed me lead an active an healthy lifestyle.  \n\nAlways very professional and willing to spend time with you.  Great staff as well!


Went in for a meal on Sunday night.  Not a great move.  The food was really not great even for a chain italian place.  Service was good, we sat at the bar to watch the Sunday night game.  \n\nI'm still not sure if the issue was the poor food, the poor menu, or something I can't nail down.


Fantastic vet.  Very caring staff and doctors.  Nice location.  Clean.  Highly recommend.


The food was not all that.  The customer service was just okay. Don't get what all the rave is about??


Love everything about this place and I'm from Chicago


Must visit if your in downtown Montreal! Atmosphere is welcoming. Music is good and upstairs has outdoor lounging. The only problem is the bar gets very crowded as well as the dance floor which makes it difficult to maneuver because the people don't move for shit


there's only one reason i come to Chili's and it's their to die for  Southwestern eggrolls.  delish!


Not going back. Went in on a Sunday at 3pm to get take out. Waited what seemed like a long \"10 minutes\" for nobody to be in there at the time. Drove 5 minutes home. Turkey burger looked like a McDonalds chicken nugget and had wilted lettuce. Tasted ok but nothing great. Got the mixed fries. They were nearly cold and getting mushy. The regular fries tasted like cardboard. I even spit one out that was just pure cold grease. Sweet potato fries were too thin. I would guess they made the fries first and then the burgers took awhile longer so we ended up with cold fries when we got home. Not sure this place will last if they don't improve!


The prices here stink, even if you have that stupid little card. This particular location rarely ever restocks their drinks, I walk in there every time disappointed with the selection. I started going to a better location now, but I used to hit up this place before work almost every day and it blows. The cashiers are usually friendly, but there was this one that was particularly bitchy all the time. I haven't seen her around lately so hopefully she got fired.


Not much to see here.  Basically a sports book that sells bar food with Emerils name on it.  Has a few dishes that are creole/Cajun in style but most of the menu is what you would find at any sports bar.\n\nFood was decent, but nothing special.  Does have TVs at each table and of course the ability to wager on the games that day.  Service was good but the place was empty.\n\nBar selection was standard, has some more premium beers along with the standards, but no craft beers.  Probably would not make a special trip here.


(looking around the room)\n\nTesting, Testing, 1, 2, 3?\n\nOk. We all know how much I love a good sandwich. Nay, a great sandwich. And since a sandwich is God's invention meant JUST for me (and every other good boy and girl), it should be perfection.\n\nLadies and germs, I present Subway (or as I like to call it WrongWay). We've all had those moments in our lives where we go through phases (paisley shirts, the Beatles, and Ace of Base (still in it)), and Subway's $5 footlongs are no exception to that.\n\nToday, I popped in to this location out of desperation because I didn't want the other option (KFC Double Down). My sandwich at this location was loose, limp and stale. And no one likes that combo. I had the Italian BMT.\n\nThe ingredients were fine (except the brownish/green tomatoes). But the sandwich as a whole, was unappetizing, and didn't have the fresh, crispness that I've come to expect from Capriotti's, Jimmy John's or hell, even Quiznos. \n\nDo yourself a favor. If you are in need of a stellar sandwich, and nothing is in sight, PLEASE go to the Walmart Neighborhood Market and pickup your own ingredients. Your own sandwich will taste better.\n\nAlso, if you are in this complex, pop in to Cheyenne Dental. They'll do a great job for you. Review on them in the coming weeks.\n\n(faints on stage from weak sandwich)


Came here yesterday for dinner. We got there around 5:20 and were told it was a 20 minute wait to sit on the patio. There were several empty tables but I assumed they had a wait because there were not enough servers. After 20 minutes we were seated at one of the tables that was empty the entire time we waited. Once we were seated we continued to wait about 5 minutes to be greeted by our server. We almost got up and left but for some reason decided to stick it out. The food was good- we had the table side guacamole, chicken avocado sandwich and enchiladas. The red sangria and margarita were also good but it took 20 minutes to get them. Overall just slow service and I couldn't really figure out why as they weren't that busy. I hadn't been here in several years and do not think I will be back anytime soon.


This is probably the worst Oreganos location for parking.  Back in the 1990's they just had the one small building with a handful of spots, and everyone else was forced onto find a spot outside on one of the busiest streets in Scottsdale (Scottsdale Rd.).  The place always had long lines and a long waitlist, and even a decade ago they knew it was a problem.\n\nTo remedy the problem, they added on a small shack sized structure that is adjacent to the original building.  Great!  It's as if they didn't get the memo, and decided to add on something provided little relief to the problem they already have.\n\nThe atmosphere with painted wall murals is probably one of the better locations in Arizona, because the limited parking area is painted as well.  Wait times are on par with the other locations.\n\nDecorative menu is the same (Oreganos is an Arizona chain restaurant).  Food quality is the same as the other locations, and bears little resemblance to authentic Chicago pizza and Italian fare.  Service is inconsistent, and usually poor.\n\nThis place is a snowbird trap, so you're better off to avoid it in the winter months.


Tonight I got the steak and arugula salad - also known as a big mistake. The lettuce was soggy from being soaked in the vinaigrette. As I was eating it, my fork picked up  wet clumps of the lettuce. Not very appetizing looking at all. The steak itself was somewhat tough and bland. Overall, I will not get it again if I ever come back to this place.


Cheap food doesn't make up for quality - especially in this instance. The one saving grace is the customer service. \n\nPretty sure chicken comes pre-cubed/ pre packaged; food is otherwise bland and tasteless. Salsa virtually has no flavor - how is that even possible?\n\nI wouldn't recommend this place, although I can see it appearing on TV with Gordon Ramsay.


I booked this room (the Vdara suite specifically) for a bachelorette party with two other girls.  Never in my life would I had been able to afford this alone, but hey, when there's a bachelorette party you need to plan for, then you try to find the best...\n\nFirst of all, the place is freakin' HUGE!  I'm talking large bedroom, insanely large bathroom, huge dining room and living room.  As if that wasn't enough, they have a full refrigerator with an electric stove and plenty of cabinet space.  The only thing that's missing to this whole kitchenette experience is an oven, but hey, I certainly hope you don't expect to be waiting around all night for food to heat up in the oven.  And in case, let's say, you need a washer and dryer, well then, good thing you brought clothes cause they have that too!  There's even a half bathroom located next to the dining room, complete with toilet and sink (in case you don't have time to stumble into the other bathroom of course).  We had a total of 6 girls come up for dinner at the room, which we stocked in the fridge with PLENTY of alcohol!  The shower has a sit down area for those ladies (or guys too!) who want to shave their legs as well as two sinks, a separate bathtub, and plenty of towels!  We ordered more towels, though, and some more dishware, which was brought up promptly to our room.  \n\nMy only gripe is that there is no self parking for Vdara.  You have to park in Aria or simply valet your car in Vdara, which is easier.  This caused a little bit of confusion for a couple of friends, but once they got settled and saw the apartment like hotel, nothing else mattered except the PAR-TAY!\n\nOne other thing, the pool is amazing!  It's crowded by noon, but my friend and I awoke when the pool opened (9am) to enjoy the pool, which also had a hot tub!  It was nice to enjoy before the peeing children and their parents could make their way into swimsuits and make me cringe at the thought of even putting my feet into the pool.  Definitely give it a go if you find yourself awake early and sober!\n\nIt was worth every penny.   And yes, the hotel itself does connect  to the Bellagio hotel!  Um...more adventure, all right!


I am giving this place two stars because the tacos are good. The service, on the other hand is terrible. Please hire more people. It took an hour for an order of two tacos to arrive at my table. Yes, it was a busy night but COME ON it's tacos! Most of the things that go in it are already prepared. You will not get my money again Ta Chido...and I like tacos ALOT.


Surprisingly good pizza!


Have to agree with the majority here. FastMed isn't fast at all. I made an appointment online thinking it would facilitate the visit. It didn't. 30 minutes while I waited for the staff to stop chit-chatting. Then they couldn't process my co-pay because their internet was down. My impression? Unprofessional and a waste of time. I left without being treated because frankly the longer I sat there, the more my blood pressure went up. There are better urgent care facilities out there.


While the Double Down Saloon is a LV legend in its own right, sometimes the hype gets so built up that it leaves you feeling depressed after getting there and experiencing it.  Thankfully, this was sooooo not the case.  I came here with a bunch of friends after having a couple of drinks elsewhere to see what the hype with this place was.  It truly does fulfill the requirements of what I consider a good dive bar to have: dim lighting, dressed down people, good drinks, and mainly locals.\n\nAfter seeing this place on Anthony Bourdain's \"No Reservations\" I was kind of worried this place would be overrun with out of towners looking to experience the real LV.  Such was not the case, it was mainly locals, with quite a few groupies as it was industrial punk night and there was a lineup of bands playing.  We couldn't hear ourselves talk but it was fun watching the bands and people that were there.  Also, tried the ass juice, and it was quite good.  And if you feel like dropping $$, you can get it served in your own personal toilet with floaters in it.  Overall, a great experience and definitely the diviest bar I've been to in LV so far.


Seemed like a fun place, cool decor and great beer selection, but a few minutes into the enormous menu and the chain restaurant feel took over. The deep dish pizza tasted a bit like Pizza Hut which was disappointing, and they \"ran out\" of tomatoes for my wife's pizza, (no tomatoes at a pizza place, huh?) Consider it a classy Applebee's and check your expectations at the door.  There are better Pizza options in Henderson and drinking around a bunch of kids isn't cool.  Doubtful I'll return.


SLS is a good hotel, it's got a nice ambiance and does remind me of modern LA or Beverly Hills Hotels, or the W in San Francisco. \nThe check in process was as normal as any other hotels. The elevators were fast despite others reviews. Only time they were slow was on a Saturday when everyone is using them. But there are 8 elevators. \n\nThe rooms are very modern looking and great for a place to stay. If you want a larger room or a penthouse, book one. These rooms are normal sized. \n\nTheir theme is classy but ready too \"monkey\" around. Hence the monkeys all over the place. I thought that's a bit intelligent though. Reminds me of the Cosmo a bit, but on a budget.\n\nOnly drawback is they are on the north end of the strip. Until all the resorts are finished in that area, they lack notoriety. Take the shuttle at $12 per day. It's about a 15 min ride to the MGM, so we did that daily and were fine. Parking is easy, the people were easy too talk too, and the staff was good. \n\nAll in all, 4/5 ain't bad for this place that is only considered 3 stars. They do well and you get a good experience. I will stay here again and I hope they bring me back.


I have NO idea why people are raving about this. I was a fan of them on the ABDC, but as a Vegas show they completely FAIL. The only good thing about the show was the music and when they did the first few moves from \"Single Ladies\" - that cracked me up. \n\nOtherwise...  the attempted \"plot\" was lame and made no sense (what's with the dead janitor please?) The dancers were out of sync. The costumes were boring. And the masks completely detracted from any personal connection to any dancer. \n\nSo my rec is: if you score free tickets, watch it, but don't pay for it!


BF took me here for a small celebration.  It was by far the best dining experience of my life.  \n\nExtra attention to detail across the board.  Culinary professionals need to visit here and be pampered then work here and there would be no need for yelp.  Everything would be perfect in the restaurant world.\n\nThe Sommelier was very helpful and spoke to me on my level despite the obvious depth of knowledge.


Good food for a really good price. My coworkers and I went here for lunch this past Friday and really enjoyed it. \n\nThe service was really nice and offered a lot of suggestions, our server was Enriquee, I recommend him. \n\nThe food was pretty good, I got the shrimp burrito and was surprised at how good it actually was. Their lunch specials looked like a good deal, since you get a main course with sides. For q group of five of us it was only $37 so pricewise, it was a good deal.


I made a VERY LAST SECOND appointment here and the staff was so accommodating and terrific.  It was my first time, and when I checked in, they gave me a free pen, pamphlet of services, and a sample of hair products.  My waxer, Kim was really nice, but at nearly $100 for a bikini and underarm wax, I was surprised when she used strips, and not hard wax.  My underarm wax has grown in less than a week later, which is disappointing.\n\nIf the prices came down a lot (like maybe to $60 for both services) I might have thought it was worth it.  However, in my opinion, it was just too expensive for the quality.  But the staff and people are great.\n\nI was a bit annoyed, however, after the fact, they texted me and emailed me.  The texting feels a little personal, and maybe a little violating from a place I only visited once.


Don't let the outside of this bar fool you, it's super nice and new on the inside.  I check out most bars when they first open.  Fantastic reverse happy hour, Sunday through Thursday.  The apps were delicious and cheap, as were the drinks!  There's mini TVs at every table so it would be a great place to watch a game.  Servers were nice and attentive, no complaints at all!


I take the light rail into work every day, and have been wanting to stop at Sami's Gyros for a while now.  I finally got to!  yay!\n\nAnyways, I was on my way downtown to the baseball game and was starving.  I had busy Saturday morning, and didnt have time to stop beforehand to get some food.  So, I boarded the light rail early and decided to stop at Sami's to try it out.  I was glad I did.\n\nThis place was great.  They have a great menu, and prices are reasonable.  It was rather quiet on a Saturday afternoon, but I was also in there at 3:30 and they close at 4 on Saturdays, so most people had either already eaten.\n\nI got a Gyro, Greek salad and coke.  I think it cost me about $8.50, and it was more then enough for me.   Great serving size, I felt like I got what I paid for here, serving wise.  \n\nBUT, there were a few things on the Gyro that I noticed. I dont know if it was because I was there so close to closing time, or if this is the way that it always is, but the meat seemed a little dry to me.  I won't hold it against them, but it was probably becuase I was there so late.  Also, I wished they had put a little more of the sauce on the gyro.  I felt like that it was just not enough for me. \n\nI also like this place beause its right off the light rail at the Priest and Washington stop.  Easy on, easy off.  I do recomend this place.  The service was good and I enjoyed my time here.


Why 3 stars?. Its because ive been to bacchanal at ceasar palace and if to compare the two. bacchanal is far greater than bellagio. \n\nPrice check\n\nBellagio = $30+\nBacchanal = $59$\n\nJust add 20 more and you will not regret it! =) \n\nGoodluck to buffet hunters! \n\nHappy feasting!


We were staying at the Royal Palms for a couple of days and everyday we would have breakfast at T Cooks. It was delicious. \n\nMost memorable the frittata with artichokes and sundried tomates. \n\nDinner wasn't so great - I wouldn't recommend. The dishes were too strongly flavored for the ingredients. I had a mushroom soup that I couldn't finish - it was way to intense.  Also had a monkfish wrapped with bacon which is normally a great combo but I'm not sure what oil they fry with or what amount they used, the dish was over powered and the freshness of the ingredients were lost.


I found this place through Yelp! yesterday and ordered some delivery while I was working at-home. This place wasn't amazing but it's pretty good for American Chinese food and I will def. be ordering again. \n\nThe menu is really varied which is awesome and they include all of your standard, traditional favorites. \n\nThe delivery was fast (about 20 minutes). \n\nThe only downside was the lady who answered the phone could barely speak English and had a really hard time understanding me on my phone number, address, and credit card info. But...it was totally worth it. \n\nI ordered the sweet and sour chicken, spring rolls, and steamed rice. All yummy. They even put the sweet and sour sauce in a seperate container which I love because it gives you control over how much sauce you want (hey, sometimes I just want the chicken without the sauce) and is great for leftovers. \n\nThere is no other good Chinese food delivery in the area. \n\nA great find. Try it! You probably won't be disappointed or greatly impressed.


The decor in this place is breathtaking (both the interior design and people that adorn the club). I don't know about you, but going to club with this gorgeous waterfall isn't an everyday occurance in my books and it gives the club a nice edge. \n\nThe line getting into this place looked like it would be at least a two hour wait if not longer...if you do have the cash I can highly recommend getting a VIP host for the night. No waiting in line (which looked to be at least a two hour wait) and you'll have someone setting you up with a great time. \n\nThe music was very danceable with a good mix of house, rnb, hip hop and some classic rock mash-ups. The DJ definitely knew how to get the crowd started...\n\nMy personal criticisms of the place are as follows:\n\nSPACE: I am the type of person that goes out to the clubs with the intent of dancing and though this place size wise was huge, by the time it was midnight you had to elbow your way through the club to do any dancing whatsoever. \n\nVIP: We had bottle service there and unfortunately as the area wasn't roped off properly, no room to dance here either. We even moved tables during the night to see whether it made any difference...none unfortunately. \n\nCLUB SIZE: I prefer clubs that at least give the illusion of being a little bit more on the intimate side. Tryst was jam-packed (admittedly beautiful people, but nevertheless) on a Thursday night in a club that could have standed to lose about a fourth to enhance the atmosphere for the rest of the people there.


My friend and I were coming back from a business trip and had a 2 hour layover in the Vegas airport. We decided to grab some dinner. Service was a little weird. I ordered a quesadilla to share with my friend and a burrito for my entree. The waiter looks at me and ask you gonna eat all that?  I wanted to say on second thought No. We are leaving. Should have as he food was not very good either. Next time I need something to eat in the Vegas airport I won't be going there.


Food wasn't bad... I've been in there three times now.  Love having a good breakfast place on Mill.  So why only 2 stars?  SLOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.  The last two times I went, it was incredible how long everything took.  And while it wasn't insanely busy, the staff were literally running around... sometimes carrying full plates!?  Waited about 20 minutes after sitting down to get that \"Has anybody helped you yet?\", and then it took well over an hour to get any food.  If they would just tell you at the front counter that the wait was over an hour, I'd be fine with that.  Pretty much exact same experience 2 times in a row, but like I said I'm a sucker for a breakfast joint.  Maybe 3rd time is the charm?


Terrible pharmacy.  Never on time.  Lack of responsiveness.  No follow through.


A great spot to for a change of scenery of the strip.  Def 4 or 5 stars if you are a die hard arcade fan.  I am not, but it was still a cool spot.  Its a big warehouse arcade filled with tons of old to new pinball machines complimented by a splash of arcade games spanning the decades.  If you feel like pumping quarters into something and are tired of the slot and really dingy strip clubs (so I've heard), then this is the place to check out.\n\nPinball Hall of Fame - In!


Nice Irish bar but crazy expensive. Worth a visit for a beer and then punch out. They usually have decent live music.


This place is terrible - now I see why there were so many empty seats in the place. My daughter ordered the taquitos - totally pre frozen - for sure not home made!  My husband ordered a fajita combo w/ short ribs - TERRIBLE - it pretty much went untouched. I ordered the chicken tacos - they didn't taste too bad, but boy does my tummy hurt now!  We would have been better off driving to Elmer's Tacos!


My mom and I went here today, they were so confused on what she was asking. My mom had a broken nail and needed a repair and a fill. I guess here in the west \"fill\" doesn't mean anything? I hurt my left right big toe, I tore a chunk of my nail off and the girl talked badly about me to the girl who was doing my mom's pedicure at the same time.  I did not get tips on my nails, they are already short and wanted acrylic over my own, the guy did a great job. There is no prices posted, I thought this is a law for Az?  Their shop is neat and tidy, but their bathroom for the public use, is awful, hard water standing 1/2 inch thick on the bathroom sink, the air vent filled with dust, the toilet...oh my gosh. I have never seen a lack of cleaning in my life. There prices are way too high for the basic pedicure, $25? Other shops do $17. Don't go here, I wouldn't recommend this place to a fly.


My first time here at this location. Hannah the front desk personnel checked us in. She and the maintenance guy( should of asked for his name) was all smiles and welcoming. She did informed us upon checking in that the wifi internet is out of order and being worked on. Thank goodness for the business center its huge, clean and well equipped with the latest tech. I was able to print my Shania Twain Tickets yippee!! ( Her show was Amazing). The entertainment room Awesome! We had the room to ourselves its cleaned and well organized with the latest movies DVD selections. I like that the elevators only allow access with room key entry to any floors. We were on the 16th fl. King bed suites/ kitchenette microwave and fridge. Kitchen stocked with utensils, plates, cups and mugs. It came in handy when we had to heat leftovers. Our room was perfect, our stay was excellent all the staff ( except the three concierge personnel ) we encountered did not acknowledge our present with a smile and greetings during our two nights visits. Two of the three concierge carried on with their conversation never once looked to see if any of us who waited in line needed assistance? Overall a great hotel and wonderful friendly staff...


Pf Chang's has really gone downhill in the last few months. Apparently after renovations they felt like they could increase prices without actually making the restaurant better. We came in last weekend for an early dinner before a movie, and I left with a bad taste in my mouth. My husband ordered a Woodford reserve on the rocks with a splash of soda water and I ordered a Woodford reserve Manhattan; my husband's glass seemed really full and watered down and I received a very sweet old fashioned. I let our waitress know about the wrong drink order, the harm no foul, but it took awhile to get my correct drink. My entree had good flavor but it was overcooked. The worst part was the bill. Two cocktails, an appetizer and two entrees cost $63 ($75 after tip)?! Each Woodford cocktail cost $10.75, what is this, scottsdale?? I bartend at a bar in Tempe and know this is price gauging. \n\nThis will be my last visit to pf Chang's for a long time. There are too many great restaurants in the valley  to throw my hard earned toward mediocracy.


I've never been to Poland, but I reckon these are some of the best pierogies outside of that country. I'm never going back to the frozen varieties. Szmidts only!


Rude employee. I ordered sub and sat down to eat and was asked to leave cause they were closing right at 9:00 pm. You could have said something when I was paying and not be so rude about it. I will not be returning to this location where there is no customer service. Smh


Wow this place has very bad service.   Stopped in for a personal size pizza had 45 min before movie starts next door.  Seated no more then 20 feet from the pizza station.  After 30 min the server comes by and says they are still woking on it.  15 min latter we walked out with nothing.  This was the  only time we talked to the server and the Manager never came over, even though he could see us seating there bored to death, to explain why they are inept.  \nHad more conversation with the bus boy as he pickup around us.  Really how long does it take to bake  a 12\" pizza 5 -8 min.\nNever again, has been 3 years since I was there before and it was so-so then, so it's not gotten better.  Fool me once good for you, fool me twice shame on me.


We've been taking our dog, Gizmo, to this dog park for almost 2 years now. It is a short walk from our house and the regulars are usually residents of the Southern Highlands area. \n\nThe park is very small and there are two sections - one for medium to large dogs (over 25 lbs) and one for small dogs (under 25 lbs). Each section is fenced off and there are a few benches.  There used to be three separate sections for small, medium and large dogs but for some reason they remodeled. The neighborhood tends to the grass so it's usually green and litter free. They also provide poop bags which some lazy dog owners neglect to use when they are not paying attention to their dogs. Most of the dog owners and the dogs are friendly and go to the park every day. They welcome newcomers - dogs and dog owners alike.\n\nI have a few gripes about this dog park. I wish they would fix the parking situation. You can only park along the dirt road as there is no parking lot.  Also you kind of have to know the good times to go because rarely will you find people there during the work day. We have learned that most people tend to go after 5pm on weekdays and around 3 pm on weekends. It would be nice if they added some light posts because it sucks when it gets dark early and you can't see where or what you could be stepping in. Darn those lazy dog owners who don't pick up after the dog!


My friends and I are at this place almost religiously. So much that we have come to recognize all the regular hosts, wait staff, bussers, and cashiers. We even have given many of them nicknames. I have yet to try this place in the daytime because the late night specials is where it's at. I can personally vouch for every item on the late night menu. My personal favorites are the steggs (steak and eggs) and the biscuits and gravy. If you're looking for a place to recover after a night out drinking with some solid food, this is it. Service may not always be the greatest depending on who your server is and how busy it gets, but it's hard to complain for the price you pay.


Tex-Mex.  Quirky character.  Yup.  Oh, and great margaritas!  \n\nRight off the bat, if you are expecting authentic mexican food, this is not it.  But it is great food.  TexMex has more cheddar, veggies, black beans and cumin.  And do not get me wrong, I love me some texmex but it can let you down if you are really craving authentic burritos.\n\nWhen I am in the mood for tex-mex, Tex Tubb's fits the bill.  Margaritas and personality up the wazoo.  We went on a Saturday night and was seated immediately, as opposed to the 30-minute wait across the street at Alchemy (though that place will be saved for another night).  \n\nI had a sangria.  I have not had many but this one tasted swell.  The sig. other had a mule or something.  I guess their tradition is that if you finish off the bottle of tequilla, the customer gets to eat the scorpion that was lingering in it...and yes, yes, he did.  I guess that just adds to the personality of the establishment.\n\nThis time we ordered nachos and they are HUGE.  They for sure made it clear that this could feed 4 people so they were smart on that front but we finished it all within 10 minutes because it was that good.  We have also had a variety of their burritos, all of which are great as well.  Oh, and they have a salsa bar!  No scorpions in those, luckily.


Prix \u00e9lev\u00e9 pour le type de nourriture. Par contre, la qualit\u00e9 des produits ainsi que le go\u00fbt sont au rendez-vous!


I'm torn on this rating.  Two stars is \"Meh, I've experienced better.\", and I have.  Three stars is \"A-OK\", which it  was.  \n\nHad the manager not compensated me for the ridiculously small plate of ribs I got, this review would be scathing.  But he did make it mostly right and that went a long way towards fixing the overall experience to a third star.  But two things about the third star:  I shouldn't have to feel like a cheapass by wondering if I got a full rack or a half rack.  The food didn't feel like anything special, which would have been acceptable if the prices were far lower.   \n\nTwo stars it is.  \n\nOur party arrived on a Friday night--we were in the area, a little lost for a good place to go.  I remembered this place as a good hangout spot on a weekday night, which it definitely is.\n\nTonight, we were seated promptly and never waited very long for anything--the service was fast and top-notch.   However, i'm having difficulty with this whole hipster thing where the wait staff dresses in  street clothes.  It weirds me out and it's almost insulting for as expensive as the place is.  \n\nI totally dig the overall ambience.  The restaurant itself appears to be in a rehabbed auto mechanic's shop, creating something totally unique in a region of unique rehabs.  The comfortable patio hangs right off Central Avenue, creating a rare big-city kinda place in Phoenix.  The fire pit is just cool, they play good and fun music.   Ambience is about the one thing about this place that actually lines up with the price, contributing solidly to Uptown's burgeoning vibe.\n\nThe beer selection felt weak.  We didn't order cocktails, so I can't comment on that.  \n\nGoing through our courses....The potstickers were good, but the thai peanut sauce just tasted weird.  The spicy edamame was an interesting twist but I didn't find myself very hungry for it   My friend ordered the cajun burger which he thought was \"mediocre.\"  I ordered what turned out to be the smallest full rack of ribs in Arizona described above--the mango to the sauce was too slight leaving it fairly generic, altho the fries and slaw were pretty good.   The meat, yeah I wolfed it down, but in the end it didn't seem like anything to write home about.  \n\nThe food and drink, all in all, felt more or less average.  The problem with average is in how much this place charges--I'm not going to give three stars to an expensive restaurant that serves three star food.     Given the other choices in the area that I still need to try out, I don't see much of a reason to come back for dinner again.


Amazing beef rib & baby back pork ribs!!! Super cute place & great prices...the outlaw burger was ok..not so great as i expected it to be..


Just avoid this place if you can!\n:) other place offers better.


I just checked in a a couple of hours and i want to check out. Im used to customer service and from the bell stand, front desk and housekeeping its the worse...smh...


During the RE/MAX R4 convention in late February, we'd meet here to network with other RE/MAX associates.  Not much to say ... atmosphere is nice, drinks are good (especially if someone else is buying!) and I could stumble back up to my room to do it all over again the next day.  Got really crowded each night with limited seating .. not sure if it's always that way or just because we crazy Realtors were in town.  LOL.


Found this place through yelp with tons of awesome reviews and happy to say that Pizzeria Bianco did not disappoint! I'm a big fan of thin crust pizzas and this place might be one of the best. \n\nThe restaurant is pretty small but I loved the atmosphere of this place and the beautiful brick exterior of the restaurant was my favorite! We almost didn't come because we didn't want to have a long ridiculous wait, but I'm so glad we decided to come anyway. Luckily, we went there after the lunch rush around 2pm so we got seated in less than 10 minutes! \n\nThe service was great and the pizza was amaaaazingly delicious! We devoured our pizzas in silence cus it was that good hahaha. I'm actually craving it quite a bit as I am writing this review.... everything about the pizza was perfect! It was a 10/10!! :D We got the Margherita and the Wiseguy pizza. The toppings were extremely fresh and I loved the smokiness of the crust from the wood-fired oven. Wish we got to try all the other signature pizzas as well. The pizzas are a bit pricey compared to the size, but I think it was worth it :)


Stopped in for breakfast and was not that happy. \n\nFirst, let me say that I HATE the kiosks that Jack has to place your order without a cashier. I have yet to figure out how to key in \"No Mayo\" and they don't accept coins. If your order is $5.01 prepare to get 99 cents in change back.\n\nWith that said it didn't bother me that the machine was not working and I needed to order at the counter. After some wait my order was taken.\n\nThe food was OK at best. No problems there after reminding them of the forgotten items. They might want to put a receipt on the tray and compare it to what is being served to provide people with the right food. Service was slow, but no more so than usual.\n\nI give this restaurant 1 star because it was filthy! There were more than a dozen tables in the dining room, and none had been wiped off in hours. The floor was littered with trash, as was the front counter.\n\nMore important than the mess from their current business was the build up of dirt. The walls were filthy, with sheets of lint stuck by the a/c vents. The windows were dirty, but not as dirty as the light fixtures that were layered in dust.\n\nI cringe at the thought of what the kitchen looks like, and I can safely say I never want to eat there again. I can't speak for other Jack In The Boxes, but I will think twice before walking into one.


Ate here on 12/12. The wife got the CARAMEL ALL OVER MY MOCHA very good and big! I got the SMORES COFFEE drink. Very good. It had marshmallow fluff that was torched and served with graham crackers and lots of chocolate sauce. We shared the MAN VS FOOD favorite SAGE CHICKEN BENEDICT! Very good and plenty of food for 2. Service was great as well.


I've been a valued Apple customer for nearly ten years but I've recently noticed a sharp decline in the high-level customer service that drew me to Apple to begin with. My most recent experience is a classic example.\n\nI was on vacation when my iPhone took a dip in the Pacific. Upon returning, I stopped by the Apple store to have it replaced only to learn that they wouldn't even talk to me without an appointment and the soonest appointment was two hours later. I found this odd as there were several employees loitering around. I guess their time was more important than mine. \n\nI rescheduled a couple of days later when I knew the store wouldn't be so busy. Upon arriving, I couldn't get any of the employees to acknowledge me to check me in for my appointment. I finally decided to rudely interrupt two employees that were in the middle of a meaningless conversation. I was checked in and waited nearly 30 minutes PAST my scheduled appointment before I gave up and walked out!\n\nSo hopefully the third time will be the charm. Not really! Same scenario as before. I booked, struggled to get acknowledged then was rudely greeted by the Apple \"Genius\" a solid 20 minutes after my scheduled appointment. I had three issues that needed to be resolved including loose screws on my laptop, a broken iPod touch and my water-logged iPhone. The \"Genius\" told me that he only had 25 minutes booked and could therefore only take care of one of my issues. I kindly told him that his schedule was unimportant to me as they have burned over an hour o my time. I explained my displeasure and the \"Genius\" responded to me by saying, \" well, what do you want me to do?\" I responded by saying \"nothing much, just your job!\"\n\nAfter they replaced my two I-devices, I told them that I would gladly take my laptop and my business elsewhere. Upon leaving, the manager asked me what the problem was. Upon explaining, he said that they have missed their numbers the past few months prohibiting him from hiring new staff. I kindly responded that the problem wasn't the quantity of his staff but the quality.\n\nI look forward to taking my annual $20k in Apple purchases elsewhere.


The facility is clean and architecturally beautiful.  \n\nBUT why would they concrete the decking of a pool in 100+ degree days in AZ?!?!?  It's slippery and hot on your feet.  Saw someone slip and hit their head - an ambulance was called to take her to the hospital for a concussion. \n\nThe ratio of pool guest to lifeguards seems to be 3:1.  \n\nEach time there is an injury instead of taking the person up to the first aid room all 50 guards blow their whistles and corral every single guest out of the pool and the entire pool area.  You are not allowed to find your children or grab your towels or even a water!  It's an absurd practice.  I will not return.  I agree that if the guards are dealing with an emergency people should get out of the pool but to corral everyone off the grounds is a bit much.


Patio seating is lovely!


Terrible customer service, filthy rooms (especially the shower and tub area). My boyfriend and I had to stay here for two months after our home flooded. The insurance company placed us here because there is a kitchenette. First off they were only supposed to charge the insurance companies credit card but they consistently charged my boyfriends card instead, for thousands of dollars. We were locked out of our room four times. On top of it all the room is dirty! The caulking in the tub and shower was black. That only happens when you don't clean it! Never staying here again, even if the house floods!


We tried Blue Sky for the first time over Christmas, and all in all, it was a pretty good experience. I paid ahead of time, was guided to a parking spot, and the van was right there to pick us up. Coming back was not as great, as I had to call three times to get someone to pick us up. Then we stopped at two other terminals to jam more people in, before we finally got back to the parking lot. Everyone else was dropped off at their car first, and we finally made it to our car 45 minutes after initially calling. When leaving, the guy could not find our paperwork, so we had to wait there another 10 minutes before we were finally allowed to leave.


I've eaten a lot of bbq in my life and this is the best I've tried here in Arizona.  For those who understand Texas bbq, this is the place to go.  The brisket was very tender, and I tried the corn souffle and slaw as well. Corn was incredible,  the slaw was. .. slaw.  it was a nice contrast to the rest of the food on the page though.  Service was very friendly,  Lynn was shooting the breeze with me about different bbq styles.  I came away feeling enlightened.  Mentally,  definitely not physically.  I had to undo the button on my pants after that meal.  All in all,  the decor could be better,  and it is in a strip mall,  but the food and  service make this a five star diamond in the rough.


I took my friend there for Sunday brunch today, and it was one of the worst brunches I've ever had in Pittsburgh.  Very limited selection of foods and what was on the buffet was cold and unappetizing.  Very sad excuse for a buffet brunch.  The corn muffins were dry and crunchy.  The fresh fruit on the buffet consisted of sections of red grapefruit and oranges.  There were no fresh veggies, no multigrain anything, no pasta salads, nothing at all interesting or healthy.  And the decaf coffee was horrible -- burnt tasting.  The only redeeming things were the made-to-order omelet station and the alcoholic drink that was included in the $14.99 price.   I felt badly that this is where I celebrated my friend's birthday.


Of all the Kohl's stores I've been in, this is the worst.  I found the customer service to be very bad and the clothing racks were all disorganized.  I don't mind spending some time in a store searching for a deal in 70 or 80% off racks, but when these racks are COMPLETE CHAOS it is very frustrating.  Yes, customers are not being courteous when they leave the wrong size in the wrong area, but customer service representatives should be checking for these things.  They do at other Kohl's locations.