I WOULD NOT EVER RECOMMEND ANYONE TO EAT HERE!! I'm sorry to say but my fellow Yelpster's were wrong, this place was a joke.  The fact that our waitress only came to our table once to get our drink order and never came back. Had to wave down another waitress to get our food ordered. Once we got our appetizers it was bland n cold, their Nigiri's dry, the rolls were off tasting as if they over cooked the eel sauce & the baked rolls just awful had to return them because it was burnt.  Who serves anything burnt?? Didn't have an appetite for anything they had after that. It was honestly a waste of time & money. Had to eat somewhere else.


I would have liked to add this gastropub to our regular rotation given the proximity to our home, but it's not going to make the cut. We didn't experience anything supremely negative or offensive to provoke scathing feedback on food, service or atmosphere. Yet the asking price is just astounding given the quality of all three features.\n\nFirst, service was very friendly. After some confusion with the hostesses about sitting at the community table, we opted to sit at the bar. The large table commonly referred to as a \"community table\" isn't actually a table they will seat multiple parties at - an odd policy. The bar inside was full, but the hostess reassured us that the patio was air-conditioned in the summer and very pleasant. So we obligingly headed outside very open minded about their ability to cool the space on a late afternoon in July. We quickly realized it's next to impossible to cool an outdoor patio in the Arizona summer, and, accepting own naivet\u00e9, we sat outside anyway. The bartender was very sweet.\n\nWhile I perused the beer list, I kept squinting at the price thinking, \"Is this for a pint? $7?\" Compared to other venues who claim to have a diverse craft beer selection, these brews didn't resonate strongly with me. Settling for an API, I then chose the shrimp mac n cheese and a side of asparagus. Both were okay, but $11 for a tiny pot of mostly sauce and seriously overcooked noodles that fell apart at the touch of my fork? My husband really did not enjoy his burger which was sort of a mess, but the cheapest option amidst the entrees priced anywhere from $25-30. I started to get the feeling that we patrons are actually mini-tenants disguised as diners. \n\nI understand that this remodel must have been expensive and the rent can't be cheap, but after paying $70 for 2 people, we did not walk away feeling even remotely satisfied. For the same price, you could have an exquisite meal at a gastropub in Old Town from a creative menu with stellar service (i.e. Citizen Public House style). For a much lower price, you could sit on an amazing patio and have decent food with a fun crowd (i.e. OHSO style). We won't risk another subprime experience at such an expense in the future.


Nice theatre. Service was great food was good. Doors opened late staff at the door has MAJOR attitude. How about some smiles and friendly greetings to welcome your paying guests?


I stopped in at Siam for a quick bite in between errands. I've never seen a Thai place with a drive through. Not that it deterred me. \n\nI was a bit annoyed that they wouldn't allow me to order the lunch special at 2:58 pm when it ended at 3:00 pm. I would understand if it was a special separate menu, but it's the same stuff you find on the regular menu. \n\nRegardless, I ordered the cucumber salad and pad woon sen with pork. Both were tasty, and aside from the lunch special thing the staff was friendly.


We came here today for lunch for my brother James' Bday.\n\nThe lighting is very dim inside which I liked. The decor is modern cowboy, not my style but the chairs we sat in were comfy.\n\nThere were 6 of us at the table & we all ordered the iced tea, expect my mom who always orders a sprite. We all agreed their iced tea was delicious. For our entrees: 3 ordered the Famous French Dip Au Jus, 2 ordered the Fresh Fish Sandwich & I ordered the Club Sandwich. All came with a side of \"shoestring\" cut fries. The French Dip was overall liked except one said his was a bit dry. The Fish Sandwich was the favorite among the entrees. My Club Sandwich was mediocre at best, nothing special. I'm not sure what the others thought (well besides my mom) but I loved the fries. I ate all of mine!\n\nOverall this place is nice but the food is way over-priced. I think I would have enjoyed my meal more if I had ordered a steak or even a burger but I don't think I will be coming back to find out.


Good portions and cocktails overall. The best thing I tasted was the pretzel and fondue appetizer. Stay away from the curry chicken, it was small and didn't have much chicken in it.


We went in for late snacks at about 12:00 on a Saturday night. The waitress was new and ordered us the wrong food and it took for ever to get to our table. The food was just okay.


The crepes were very dry (overcooked), the mushrooms tasteless and unsliced.\nThe crepes have no finesse.\n\nWhile the service was good, the food was pathetic.\n\nAvoid this place.


I didn't like the fry up here which was disappointing because this place was recommended to me. It was cheap so I guess I paid for what I got. I think Snax is my favourite place for a full breakfast. I might drop in Double Dutch for a coffee in future but that's all.


If you look for luxury top of the line hotel - Paris is defiantly not the one!\n\nIt is a good hotel if you don't want to spend much money or got a good deal.\nIt is one of those hotel which were built in the late 90's with a theme to it in effort to provide an alternative to older hotels like Flamingo, Treasure island, Stardust etc... \nYet is not on same line with Bellagio, Venetian, Wynn or the new monstrosities being build. \nEven Caesars palace (which is older) is better on many levels.\n\nParis exterior looks great & impressive, lobby is unique as well, but other than that rooms & hallways are nothing special at all.\nI wonder if they chose the French theme as an excuse for cheep, minimalistic & run down look of its interiors!!\n\nThe standard rooms are mediocre, standard hotel beds with a rear projection TV's. Nothing special here.\n\nService - Did not experience any rudeness (besides the buffet), yet nothing special. \n\nCasino - Is small!!!!  Tries to promote a bigger illusion with tacky sky & clouds looking ceiling but it is the smallest casino I ever been in. \n\nFood - Not many restaurants at all, there is one place that operates as a buffet which serves Italian (?!) looking food, which is always very busy (since there is a lack of restaurants in this hotel). \nThere were no chairs to sit at the only available table around, I had to hunt for chairs for 20 minuets, finally I stole it from an old red neck. Food got cold. Red neck was not happy!\n\nOther official place to dine at is the famous Paris Hotel Buffet which I have a lot to say about:\n\n- It has usually a veeeery looong line, about 30 min wait, which is forever if you're hungry!\n- Price is about $25\n- There was plenty of food, also desert buffet was awesome! Although I must say, food was not always tasty, it was hit & miss!\n- Got me sick & I had to use the restroom.\n\nNow let me go  alil back.. \nAfter paying we had to get into a separate line for the hostess to sit us down. \n\nThe hostess did not show up for a while! (we were starviiing! ), so we went ahead & set ourselves at a small table, only then suddenly the hostess showed up looking extremely mad about us sitting ourselves at a table (OY VAY!)!!!\n\nHostess: Were you assigned for this table? (derogatory tone) \nWe: Assigned?? We waited for somebody to sit us for like forever! \nNobody showed up so we set ourselves in one of the many open tables.\nHostess: That's not an answer, you should NOT sit yourselves! \nThis is my job & those are the regulations!! \nSo I need ya'll to get up & go to the back of the line & wait till I get a table for you!\nWe: LOL, good comedian! Hmmm.. We don't think so (knowing she wont forcefully get us up), it is your problem ma'am! Now leave us alone, stop harassing us & let us eat already before talking to your manager! \nHostess: All shocked (like she did not see that coming), Sidewinding to her hole mumbling & releasing more of her venom as she goes.\n\nYou tell me? Who does that? Getting your customers up after seated & wait for table while there are so many available? \nThat's a pure abuse! \n\n\nSPA & Massage:\n- Like in every hotel, Paris offers their SPA (for $60) & massage services - The facilities are outdated & run down yet still enjoyable. \nSpa area is way small!\n- Massage was not the best but it varies on the masseuse.\nI had a young guy which gave a very standard & robotic massage. \nDid not enjoy it much! My other Friend had a better one.\n\n- The Spa has a jacuzzi & 2 saunas (wet & dry) - No complaints.\n\nBiggest problem we had was being stoked by a strange man who was following us everywhere in the spa.\n2 hours he was behind us sniffing & trying to get into our speedos. \nI do not care what your sexual preferences are but you can NOT stalk people at the spa! \nWe paid lots of money so we could relax privately.\n\nSo I complaint at the spa's front desk while being even more shocked by the employees responses: \n\"Oh yeah I understand sir, well.. If the stalker didn't really touch you than there is not much I could do, we aren't bothering our costumers based on \"rumors\" & he is a regular here (interesting that he knew who I was talking about) & also the spa is gay friendly\".\n\nWhich I clearly has no problem with! Listen you moron, the fact that it's gay friendly doesn't mean you can allow stalkers in it! \nOn the contrary, gays are not stalkers, it's the stalkers who give gays bad reputation!!!\n\nAnyways, I was livid! So I ate all their bananas & drank all of their tea.\n\nThe SPA at Caesars palace is way, way better!\n\nYalla Bye!!


Great fried chicken. Don't plan on doing anything after though because it will give you a serious case of the idis.


Everything about this place seems very upscale. And we did not have any issues there. We actually really had a good time, interacting with the one-man-band. But nothing about the food justifies their prices. Considering the upscale setting, we expected much more. The food and service were goode. I guess we just expected it to be exceptional and therefore were a bit disappointed.


Many flavors and great choice of toppings\nOnly 39 cents/oz\nStaff was kind and helpful as well\nDefinitely recommend this place for a good yogurt


This food at this place is not good. I really wanted to like this place - the atmosphere is nice, service seems fine, and there's never a wait even at half price time (although I guess I know why) but both times I came here the food was just bad.\n\nThe first time I came here it was for lunch and I got a vegetarian spaghetti dish with vegetables (that I now no longer see on their menu hmm...) and while it was tolerable it was by no means good. It was really lacking flavors and the vegetables just felt thrown in. \n\nThe second time I came here for dinner and got the gnocchi and this one was really bad - almost inedible. Normally I can scarf down the food if I am hungry enough, but after a few pieces of this I really couldn't eat it. It's somewhat difficult to describe what was wrong with it - the sauce had a very strong flavor and it wasn't a good one.\n\nSince I clearly didn't enjoy the food, the last time I came here was a while ago. I would be willing to come back to see if the quality has changed since I last showed up since the menu does appear a bit different. I would definitely not get a pasta dish though.


I used to get my hair cut close to work, trying a few different places, but I was never fully satisfied.  These guys are close to home, reasonably priced, and they do a great job!  They remember conversations of things I don't even remember telling them.  I would describe the  experience as having your hair cut by a friend.  In regard to the bad reviews...I guess I could see them doing it...they are edgy and honest, but they care!  If you want cookie cutter go to the mall, if you want edgy sincerity, along with great quality, these guys are great!


Ordered the Red Curry lunch special, 'Thai' hot. It had a nice spice to it, not overpowering the flavor. I plan to try the Double Thai Hot next time I am in. \n\nService was great, I drink Iced Tea pretty damn fast, I never had to wait long for a refill. \n\nThe curry wasn't runny, like many other Thai restaurants. It has a nice consistency. The fried spring rolls were tasty.\n\nWe also tried the home made ice cream with fried banana. It was a coconut ice cream and it was excellent. \n\nI'll be sure to come back, this is my new favorite Thai place in the west valley!


Our house really needed to get a good painting. It is a smaller home and we live in Chandler. I wrote to 3 of the Top Yelp reviews. Another responded and after 1st contact did not respond. 1 never responded and Crash of Rhinos responded immediately. From the get go they were sooooo professional, and on top of it. Their communication is TOP DRAWER! Mike and his wife Kim really know how to run a business. \n\nThey painted the exterior of our home and it looks AMAZING! When Mike came the 1st time to give the estimate he printed it out immediately right from his truck. \n\nWe had to wait to get our home painted as we picked just before the heat of summer. The painters were very respectful and cleaned up after themselves. \n\nMy husband and I were blown away when we received in the mail this week a handwritten thank you note for choosing Crash of Rhinos Painting. I mean come on! That is something I have not seen in customer service for years!!! \n\nI HIGHLY recommend Crash of Rhinos painting. You will not be disappointed. Thank you Kim and Mike for the incredible work and TOP DRAWER customer service. I have already recommended you to others and if and when we need the inside done we will call you. \n\nKindest regards and gratitude.


Dinner here with family members. Large, varied menu. Heather was our server. She was pleasant and efficient. I had the ribs and salad  bar. Salad bar had a good selection of veggies and dressings. Ribs were OK but not stellar. Mashed potatoes were real and gravy was tasty.. I want to try the chicken fried chicken sometime. My sister had the blt and it was loaded with bacon.


I'd been here before and don't remember regretting it but on this visit the food and drinks were LAME. \n\nPineapple Serrano Maragrita lacked any detectable taste of pineapple and was just as green as a house margarita. There was virtually no \"bite.\" Really? \n\nThen the Big Chop salad was carnitas had the most bland taste, seemingly under-cooked pork, and fatty carnitas (had to spit one piece out in the napkin-never a good thing). Do they test these meals for great flavor and taste? Apparently not. \n\nWaitress was wonderful and gets an A+ for service recovery, offering me new drink and entree in a jiffy. Nonetheless, I doubt I'll be back.\n\nSad, since it's an ideal location at a great mall.\n\nTry harder Sol, try harder.


Dishonest thieves!!! Stay away


This place USED to be the place but the owner has tripled his prices. I will be finding another repair place.


Some friends and I came here recently for a little late lunch. It was a warm but breezy afternoon and we sat outside. I really liked the area- it's right across from Green Valley Ranch in one of those village-looking outdoor shopping centers.  This means the surroundings were pleasant to look at and there wasn't a ton of car traffic. \n\nI can't say I was impressed by what I ate.  I had salmon sushi and it wasn't all that. To be fair, I'm not a fan of warm sushi. Room temperature is good for me, but at least the salmon was freshly cooked, right?  I ordered a wedge salad and was sorely disappointed to the point of not even eating all of it.  Heck, I can hack a head of iceberg lettuce in half and throw some blue cheese next to it for much cheaper.  Not worth the price.  My meal was actually not memorable.  \n\nWould I come back? I would definitely give it another try because the service was nice and the surroundings were pleasant. I'd like to try the dining room, as it looked nicely put together.  I hope the food is worth it!


Monday at 9:30 pm is when I walked in with my date.  They close at 10:00pm this night.  Two (2) of Carrabba's employees sees us waiting at the host stand, just stares at us for a monument and walks away as if they contemplated whether to greet us or not.  My date and I wait a little longer while few more employees walk around us without any acknowledgement.  So we decided to seat ourselves.  Another customer that was leaving aided us with the menu.   After sitting, the first employee that recognized us at the host stand ends up being our server/waitress, but that wasn't until much later.   \n\nThis is what I witnessed while i waited for service.  There was an employee moving tables around and vacuuming the floors around the table my date and I were sitting in.  This may be a little extreme, but why not really disgust guest by picking noses and farting next to dining guests?  The others were focused on the side work as well in preparation to close and leave.  Yet during cleaning up the restaurant floor, they small spec of crumbs were vacuumed but the food on the floor a few tables down from us was left alone.  I still don't understand their priorities.   The restaurant was fairly empty the this time with me being the 4th or 5th table to dine.  \n\nI give this place one (1) star only because I cannot go any lower.  I never expected to enter a dining establishment where the employees showed such disappointment because dining guests shows up 30 minutes before closing time.  The term \"going above and beyond\" is not what this particular Carrabba's is taught, so I can only assume.  That assumption come from speaking with the manager for that night.  I was I got her name, but failed to do so because I just wanted to leave after her condescending responses.  She actually said \"well I can't be out here all the time\" as an excuse when I explained to her the chain of events they led me to just leave.  Yes, just leave.  Not only was the server rude, she sounded annoyed that she had to explain the menu.   \n\nGoing back to the manager, I have a strong conviction that managers are to manage.  The manager for that shift is to blame for either the lack of proper training or the lack of care the employees show to their guests.  \n\nSo we leave and go to Apple Bees across the street.  The bartender there greeted us as we walked in.  The server sat us strategically so they could continue their side work without interfering with my dinging experience whereas Carrabba's just didn't care.   \n\nAll Carrabba's cannot be this bad.  I'm hoping this does not happen often, not because I care where this business goes but because it would bother me to know this happens regularly to other unsuspecting guests.   I'm sure if I decided to stay and dine at Carrabba's and leave a low or no gratuity, I can only assume they would have cursed me under their breath for being a bad tipper and not being accountable for horrible service.


I ordered their Chicken Waldorf sandwich on wheat bread and a half salad. The chicken waldorf was excellent; big chunks of chicken with cranberries and nuts - yum! The wheat bread was huge - think texas toast size - which made it very difficult to eat two slices as a sandwich. I eventually threw the bread aside and just ate the chicken salad out of it with a fork.\n\nThe half salad was bad. No, really bad. The lettuce was not fresh and I had a lot of pieces of lettuce that had the hard white vein running through the middle of the leaf. Ick. They don't have french dressing so I went with the honey mustard which was another bad choice. I took two bites and threw it away - there went $3!\n\nFor the amount of money I spent (total was almost $10!) and for the amount of food and the quality I received - the next time I'm going elsewhere.


This my favorite show!!!!!! I first saw this show last year because I had a coupon and had such a good time I had to go back this year and see it again! Tina is by far my favorite! I will be seeing this show every time I go back to vegas, it is a must. Highly recommend to anyone looking for an energetic, fun, entertaining show!!!


this place is amazing!  everything is made to order and they have fantastic breakfast dishes and a great selection of bread, beer, wine and cheeses.  i was very impressed with the quality of their food, espresso and cleanliness of their store.  it is dog friendly and a great place to eat.  i hope to come back to this place whenever i am in town---they offer something for everyone and also have a very good gift shop with shirts, cards and books and other unique stuff.   for those seeking quality food at reasonable prices, this place is very hard to beat.  i only wish they had one of these in Seattle.


Our first visit to this place was great. Very clean, friendly service, and good food. I'm a bacon snob but I must say their bacon was perfect! I had the small French toast plate which was just enough food because one slice of French toast is huge! It's crispy fried sourdough french toast which sounds different but was absolutely delicious! My fianc\u00e9 had the 5 egg white scramble and loved it but again tons of food, he couldn't eat the whole thing. Orange juice is fresh squeezed (you can literally watch the kids squeezing it) so it's pulpy but has the great fresh flavor. Overall, awesome! We will definitely be back! Ask for Jocelyn's section.


I have certain expectations walking into a 24hr IHOP at 10:30 on a Friday night.  Bland, perhaps improperly prepared food, glassy eyed customers, and service wavering between lackadaisical and perfunctory. Maybe someone will speak English. \n\nSo, I was kinda bowled over when the teen and I stopped in after an ASU ballgame and were immediatey greeted by a cheerful young hostess who obviously enjoyed her job. Call me a rube, but I'm a sucker for a kid like that, who strikes up a conversation and makes you feel welcome in what is otherwise, let's face it, a pretty dreary  restaurant. Two stars just for her.\n\nAnd a star for our polite, attentive waiter, Elias, who got everything right the first time, suggested and brought condiments I wouldn't have asked for on my own, brought refills, etc. \n\nThe food? Hey, it's an IHOP. My club sandwich was okay, ordinary, the kid didnt finish his eggs. The onion rings were perfect; hot, incredibly  crunchy and greasy enough to require a napkin. We finished those. \n\nOne thing I didnt like, and the sort of thing I half dread at a discount Friday night hangout,  is the blonde cashier spent her time between sales seated in an adjacent booth, while her hormonally challenged BF rubbed himself against her person. I like foreplay as much as the next guy, and if it was a couple customers, I  wouldnt feel so indignant. But I just loathe employees who cant seem to separate rudimentary work etiquette from their breathless, all-encompassing personal lives. \n\nBut the reason I bothered to writeup this IHOP was to give a shout to our waiter and hostess, neither of whom I know, who both really took pride in their jobs. You dont always see that, late at night in a pancake house,  and I'd come here again just because of them. You should too.


Food is great! Service sucks!


This restaurant is ridiculously busy....I passed by the other day in a stormy and rainy weather. There was still a line out the door.......I waited to get in and tried their famous smoked meat sandwich. It is decent with a mountain pile of meat. Good but I am not sure it actually worth the wait and the fame (the La Samgrass in Boston is so much better...) .......I am sorry, montreal Sandwich.....


Not entirely sure why this is 3 stars. I think it's delicious. The meat rodizio is amazing. Staff was kind and funny too. Definitely coming back here when I go to Vegas again.


I personally appreciated and loved the medical staff at  Gateway when my 11 year old sister had to utilize the E.R. a couple weeks ago. They were detailed oriented, and very attentive to her needs and ensured she was comfortable and well taken care of while being tended to.\n\nThe rooms were very nice, and the E.R. wasn't a mess like many of my previous experiences to other hospitals E.R.'s.\n\nWhile we were there we made a visit to the Cafe. I've gotta say their food wasn't too bad. The pizza was great and they had a Starbucks to feed my caffeine fix. Take note tho, the vending machines are more expensive than the cafe, so take the few extra steps over there and grab your beverage.


We each had two beer samplers in cute mini mugs, fried calamari and shared the deep dish pizza. \n\nThe beer was good, but very \"middle of the road.\" It didn't seem like they took a lot of chances with the beer and just went with what would sell.\n\nThe calamari was delicious, as was the deep dish pizza. It's only 9 inches, but it's more than enough for two people to share, especially after sampling a ton of beer!\n\nThe real stand out for me was the root beer. It was AMAZING! The server even made me a mixed drink with root beer and vanilla vodka. Delicious!


Stopped at this location because I was craving some donuts bad.  I had a taste for chocolate.  As I go in I see the selection and I start to look around like ok where are the real donuts or where is the real stash.  \n\nSadly the photo I snapped is all they had.  It was 7:10 pm and they close at 9 pm.  So I'm assuming that they stop making donuts at a certain time.  I asked the manager if that was all they had and he stated yes.  You'd think that a donut joint would have a wide selection of donuts.  Not this location.  The search continues.......


Island style Chipotle is the accurate description of this place...but perhaps with a little less organization compared to its corporate counterpart.  Okay, so I ended up ordering a quesadilla with kahlua pork and asked to have an adult size version of it.  I had to correct them twice that I would like meat in it when I was ordering.  When it arrived at the table, it was a tad bit greasy and the meat was all smushed to one side and not evenly spread out.  Also the exterior was soggy due to it being cooked in wrapped foil...I like my quesadillas to have a nice crunch on the exterior.  The flavor of the kahlua was good, but they also failed to give me any fixings like sour cream or guac to accompany the quesadilla.  My fiance ordered the 3 taco combo and I must say that looked more delicious than my order.  He tried the huli huli chicken, mahi mahi, and the kahlua pig and his tacos were overflowing with guac/sour cream/salsa.  As I was in line waiting for our order, I heard the lady behind me say loudly, \"kinda stingy with the meat, eh.\"  I turned to see what she was ordering and they put the two smallest pieces of fish I've ever seen in her rice bowl....eek!  If you are looking for value go with the tacos instead of the rice bowl...because she was right, they are stingy!  The coconut chocolate bark was just okay in my mind, but I'm not a big sweets person and this is SWEET! Overall, I'd give them another try since the samples I had of the other meats were delicious.  I probably wouldn't order the quesadilla again and probably won't order the rice bowl unless I feel like being a semi-vegetarian that day.


After hearing a few individuals talk about Filibertos at work I thought I would give them a try.  Sadly to say after 3 different meals and visits to their drive thru I have to report the food is beyond edible or palatable.   On two occasions the beans and rice were disgusting.   I attempted the chicken quesadillas were sandwiched between two massive tortillas with queso slop not cheese, the chicken tasted like canned chicken that had not been opened in years.  Instead of putting sour cream and guacamole on the side it slopped on inside which added to a even sloppy mess.  The flavors were so bad that this expensive mess had to be just thrown out.  With all the options there are for Mexican food....runnnnn to somewhere else.  Serrano's was heaven compared to this place.


The Margarita Brunch on Sunday is definitely a great value.  $16.99 gets you delicious buffet offerings, omelet station, beautiful desserts and house margaritas free flowing.  This was my birthday choice and nothing, I mean nothing, says happy birthday like margaritas for breakfast!


Went here on two nights where it was pretty empty on BOTH nights, but walked by Sat night and saw so many people out on the patio. Wonder if it was Carrie Underwood fans or something since she had just performed nearby?!


This spot was tough. We walked in and were told by the hostess we could wait 45 min and grab a drink by the bar, but not specific seats. As we walked to find a set, a server sat us in the forbidden seats. We were confused, but obliged, and then were ejected from the seats moments later by the hostess again. Working out the kinks.\n\nThe food was okay. Lobster grilled cheese tasted like a really expensive grilled cheese. Cobb salad was uninspired. \n\nHonestly, our experience was more 2 star than 3, but I feel bad since they are new and still getting their feet wet. Not sure we'll be back, but hopefully theyll get things together.


It kills me to leave this review.  The food itself and array of food deserves five stars, however it's the staff that screws it up each and every time.  No exaggeration.  Every time something goes wrong that is truly annoying, such as getting cold cold soup served before your guest's  entree arrives EVEN IF THOSE ARE THE ONLY TWO THINGS ORDERED (?) , a tuna melt comes out not melted and cold, etc, with the blessed receipt describing the order on the tray.  (?)   The timing of the food execution is horrible.!!! You can even see the staff standing in the back on top of each other waiting to take hot food out that is sitting on this massive counter without a heat lamp.   Hard to watch.  Hard to watch staff just stand around and talk when they best be grateful to be working in the first place....  THE BEST PART OF THE WHOLE THING: there are set positions in the kitchen where there are many hands that look over the order before it goes out, a manager or 'expediter'.....???? What is with the expediter?  Looking all dapper and bringing a mediocre, EVERY TIME, tray.   This, seriously? is a CONSTANT at this particular establishment.  The staff ruins the food experience.  Not cool, especially in today's economic market.  Panera is consistently great, especially in the service department.  This place needs to get its act together big time.Again the food rocks but the staff is an impediment.


Horrible experience with Dr Lisa (didn't catch her last name). I've used this vet before and I like Dr Winn. But I won't go back after the way I was just treated by a business that potentially would've received $500 or more from me. \n   Dee at the front desk has a terrible, unfriendly, unwelcoming attitude.  The vet wanted ME to decide on a course of treatment which made me feel like the reason I waited in the exam room for almost an hour was because she was Googling the condition on the internet based on what I told the young lady at check in!!\n   Ultimately, I didn't like the way she grabbed my docile, calm cat to begin the exam. Then when I (yes, ME) wasn't sure if the infection was bladder or uterine related she got very condescending and unprofessional. I put my cat back in her carrier, walked out and checked Yelp in the car for another vet and made an appointment elsewhere for later today. I wish Dr Winn would clean house. Jess, at the front desk, is a sweetheart. His business could be so much better without the dead weight.


The BF and I had been itching to try Bistro 19, and the $30 Fixed-Price Meal offered during Pittsburgh Restaurant Week was the perfect incentive to join the Real Housewives of Mt. Lebanon for a tasty night out.\n\nLet me start by saying the food was delicious, but I was really blown away by my yummy beverage.  For the life of me, I can't remember what is was called, and Bistro 19 doesn't have their cocktail list on their website (I think b/c it's rotating).  Suffice it to say, it was strong and delicious, a fruity variation of a martini with vodka.  Their wine list is EXTENSIVE, too, so this is def. a place to drink and dine.\n\nI started with the Pan-Seared Scallops for my first course.  There were only two scallops (bummer, b/c I LOVE scallops).  Tender, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. @Curtis G's first course, the braised pork mac & cheese was much more plentiful, and full of baked cheesy goodness.\n\nI had the Roasted Lamb Gnocchi for my main entree - the lamb was seasoned well and def. had that slow-roasted taste.  What the first course lacked in size, the entree made up for; I could barely handle all the lamb/gnocchi goodness!\n\nDessert was also included as part of the Fixed-Price Meal and was A-OK.  I don't think I can give dessert a fair review, as I was soooo stuffed from my entree and delicious martinis.\n\nSo, why 4 stars?  I just can't imagine making a special trip to Mt. Lebo to go back.  I thoroughly enjoyed the food, the prices were reasonable, and we experienced good service.  With so many excellent restaurants in the city, I don't think I'd make the drive back out (yes, I'm a city snob!).  If I'm in that area for some unknown reason, I would for sure go back.  If I lived there, I'd join the Mt. Lebo locals often.


In case you were wondering whatever happened to Mervyns... \n\nWell Kohls has been around for many a year now and there happens to be one in my living vicinity. It's one of the few clothing store in my area in a shopping center with a Target. Kohls sends me mail all. the. time. How they got my information is beyond me, but I've been on the tail end of a \"I don't have any money left in my bank account\" kind of month. BTW - if you've ever wondered how much it sucks to pay for grad school out-of-pocket, well, it sucks a lot.\n\nI have a banquet I am going to in honor of one of my professors from college and I really wanted to get a new dress and jewelry. Unfortunately I have very little money right now. I decided, what the hell, I will check out Kohls and just see if they have something I can afford. \n\nTo begin with the store itself is fine. There's really nothing wrong with it save for some things being a tad messy. To me it looks as though they are understaffed, hence the reason for the messiness. They had a sparse amount of employees working when I was there. No one at the registers. No one in the jewelry department. No one really milling about in the misses clothing either. I was not asked if I needed any help. I browsed and found a dress and went into the fitting rooms. The one I went in still had clothing hanging up in it.\n\nI browsed the jewelry section and found a necklace. Seems as though everything here is either 40% or 50% off or some kind of sale. \n\nLastly when I went up to pay there were two girls and between the two of them it took a few minutes to figure out who was going to ring me up. I ended up being escorted back to the jewelry counter to be rung up for my purchases. The girls were nice enough, just a little disorganized.\n\nOverall I would never shop here on the regular. This was certainly one of those desperate times call for desperate measures types of things.


I like 99 cent stores because you'll find the most random junk at these places.  At this location, there's mostly food - fresh produce and groceries all around!  I'm a bit skeptical on buying the food here, but what I'm really looking for is cheap useless crap for whatever reasons!\n\nOn my last visit, I found glow in the dark stuff - perfect for birthday parties in dark clubs and ring pops to remind us of the 80s!  \n\nIt's pretty clean and organized inside, for the most part.  It's not like those 99 cent store back in the days when they first came out.  These chain ones really know how to take care of themselves!\n\nSidenote: I did end up buying avocados from here - 4 for a dollar!  They were of the small variety and I must admit, they were surprisingly good and actually just right.  The last one was a bit bruised, so it wasn't in the most perfect of conditions, but overall, not bad for a buck!


Service is great! Prices are crazy though, in my personal opinion two entrees and an order of pan fried dumplings for $27 is kind of a shocker. The food is good but it's not $27 good. Very nice customer service.


Pizzas have shrunk in size dramatically since they have opened, and are pretty tasteless in my opinion. I prefer Little Caesars pizza over this place if that says anything. My pepperoni pizza tasted like a grease pizza with cheese that was not completely melted. The wings aren't too bad, they are the only reason this joint received any stars.


Steve Wynn is a radical vegan these days, so all his restaurants feature vegan options. I am most definitely NOT a vegan...but I like to try new stuff, so a friend took me out for a little sampling one night. We started with appetizers at SW steakhouse (see my other review), and then walked across the hall for dinner here.\n\nFood-wise, the vegan menu was about the same as at SW. We ordered the \"clam\" chowder, which was ASTONISHINGLY like real clam chowder -- they use chopped oyster mushrooms to give that rubbery clam mouthfeel you know and love, and I swear even the crustiest old sea dog out of Nantucket wouldn't know the difference.\n\nFor entrees, we had the \"crab\" cakes and the \"fried chicken,\" which was made from this weird protein substitute called Gardein. Whatever it is -- it is AWESOME! Tastes like chicken, feels like chicken, looks like chicken...who knows what the hell it REALLY is (knowing the capitalist kingpin proletariat-grinders who frequent the Wynn, probably Soylent Green).\n\nThe waiter (actually, now that I think about it, it was the sommelier...the waiter wasn't too engaging)  was very attentive to our desire to try vegan stuff, so he had them send us a vegan bread basket, with vegan butter (more soylent green). It was great! We also had some wine, and then strayed from the vegan shtick for dessert, and ordered a few fun fruity little things that were fantastic.\n\nAtmosphere-wise, I appreciate the fact that this restaurant is half open-air, on a sort of patio overlooking one of the fake lakes at the Wynn, facing a giant waterfall. Every 20-30 minutes or so, a cheesy 5-minute \"show\" takes place on the waterfall: two balls of colored light dance around, cooing and making weird sex noises until a little baby ball pops out. Weird! Another show features two giant steampunk-esque mechanical flowers that bloom and sort of flirt with each other in a creepy flowery way. Another mini-show is a weird avant-garde 80s pop-art extravaganza set to that lame-ass 80s song \"Oh Yeah\" by Yello. YOU know the one. And the last vignette (or whatever the hell you want to call this weird/lame-ass shit) is this SUPER-cheesy giant frog in a UBER-corny black Stetson who sings Garth Brooks's \"I've Got Friends in Low Places.\" \n\nW..............T.....................F!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I know Steve Wynn is a vegan.....but maybe he should lay off those MUSHROOMS a little...ya know?!?!?!?!!!!!!


I ordered an exotic crepe, filled with creme I think, a rose macaroon, and a caramel coffee (I forget what the exact name was). Everything was exceptional! The crepe was full of flavor and the macaroon was delicate and had the perfect amount of sweetness.\n\nThe presentation is also pretty good. The person who made the crepes made sure she maintained cleanliness and there were  no spills or splatters on the counter top. Good attention to detail!\n\nMy only issue is how cramped the place was....it was tiny and there were a lot of people trying to order and take pictures of the chocolate fountain. I was almost afraid of turning around and knocking something off the shelves. Despite the crowds...the staff works efficiently and the wait time is minimal. \n\nIf you want to order and enjoy your food in a calmer environment, visit the Jean Philippe at  Aria.


I just visited the (new) Chelsea for the first time the other night and so far I'm not sold.  While it seems like a vast improvement from the original (my review:  http://www.yelp.com/biz/belmont-ballroom-las-vegas?hrid=4H7YHJRjTgZ9yN9u5RvsLg), I don't think this is going to be the best venue in town.\n\nWhat Has Improved:\n-It actually looks like a venue now when you walk in, versus a boring convention ballroom.\n-There are bathrooms just outside of the venue.  You no longer have to walk down a long hall to get to them.\n-The staff appears friendlier.\n\nWhat Hasn't Changed:\n-It didn't feel hot inside for a while, but halfway through the second band it started to get uncomfortable.  And that was with the venue half full so I'd imagine it would be a lot worse for a sold out show.  Dress light and drink a lot of water.\n-The floor still shakes violently while people are jumping.  It's really unnerving.\n\nWhat Went Downhill:\n-The sound.  I stood in three places in the venue and the sound varied in each.  From the seats in the back/center on the first floor- the sound was good.  From the barrier on the right side just where the stage ended- it was terrible.  You could only hear bass and no vocals.  From the middle of the floor/off to the right side- the sound was much better than from the right barrier but the vocals were still a little hard to hear.  Try to stay to the center of the stage if this is important to you.\n-The size.  If I am remembering correctly, the original Chelsea could hold many more people than this venue.\n\nWhat I Can't Comment On Just Yet:\n-Drink prices.  I'm just going to assume they are absurd (including water).\n-VIP's.  At the old Chelsea, you needed a VIP ticket to get in front of everyone in General Admission.  Not sure what the policy is here.\n-Line waiting.  If you read my previous Chelsea experience, this was a NIGHTMARE.  Call ahead to see when you can line up if there is a band you are really excited to be up front for.\n\nI've heard a lot of people say that this place reminded them of The Joint, but I would disagree.  It has a floor space about the size of The Pearl (maybe a little bigger) and is set-up is like The House of Blues.  There is a large General Admission floor, with bars off to the sides and a few seats around the first floor and in the balcony.\n\nFor now, my experience wasn't nightmare-inducing like the last Chelsea, but it still hasn't won me over.  I'm sure a few more shows will change my mind one way or another.


This place was recommended to me so I decided to try it out. BIG mistake. I tried their Jampong soup and it was the WORST Jampong and worst soup I have ever had. The noodles weren't fresh...infact they tasted like they had been frozen for 5yrs too long. Extremely mushy and not edible. The soup was bland and was not proper Jampong soup. I think they mixed a couple sauces together with water and called it Jampong. The seafood and beef were dismal and the shrimp that was in the soup wasn't cleaned properly. Please do us all a favor and take this so called Jampong soup off your menu.


These burgers are nothing special , definitely not worth your time or money. I only came here because I saw the five star reviews thinking it would be a decent place. I tried the Bison Burger and the Bacon Cheeseburger and trust me when I say its not worth a try. \n\nThe only great thing about this place are the AWESOME heaters. They keep you nice and warm.\n\nThe hostess was rude too.


The service is horrible! Food is good, but they need to be trained and get some management in there that will train the waiting staff what people expect when they dine out.


This place belongs in Europe. There is plenty of parking, you can grab samples of all their sauces, bruschetta, and specialty foods while you wait for your food. It is a relaxed environment where you order your food and they buzz you when it is ready. I always get their Turkey sandwich that has apples in it. They have hot meals for dinner such as lemon chicken which is also a winning choice. There are plenty of side dishes to choose from. For dessert you have to try the cupcakes that are made with olive oil and their cannolis. You only live once, so go for the splurge. Your waist size won't mind. If you possibly can't eat anymore, grab a box of the variety cupcakes for to go. The flavors are unique such as lemon, mexican lime, blood orange, etc. You can take your food and eat it under the olive trees. At night there is live music and the setting is very cute. It is a family place and you can have your kids run around freely without annoying the other guests.


Don't bother with the grilled chicken it was mostly bread, the club was better and whats the deal with refills.


The people here are super friendly and nice. Yhe reason I gave only three stars is one their liquid flavors was missing somethin.  I think if they remixed a few  flavors it would be a little better. And the second reason is that their liquid is pricey. Like 21 bucks for one bottle.


Ugh. Outside of getting our order wrong, their \"extra large\" pizza was not so extra large. In addition, it was gross. Not nearly enough sauce or cheese, and scant toppings. Wow....super disappointed. The wings were passable, but barely. Also, no carrots or celery. Amateur league, guys. Seriously...


Best experience in Scottsdale!  My friends and I had a blast \n\nGreat for a work get together, bachelorette, or any occasions!


Pretty disappointing. Waited in line for 30 minutes.\n\nLow quality food.  Tough prime rib.\n\nSushi was disgusting. Very fishy.  Prepared in advance and refrigerated. The rice was cold and hard. California roll and cucumber roll?  I thought this was a high end buffet. Where are the fish rolls?\n\nI've had comparable food at a Denny's.


We bought two cameras from Lauren. She knew we didn't live there, we were on vacation. She was patient and really went long on the set up and tips. Very engaging, this is our camera place when we are in Arizona!


Famous Dave's ribs are the best in town and I've tried a lot of different barbecue houses. Their wedge potatoes are incredibly delicious and the corn bread muffins are awesome. The service is friendly and the place is clean with an open roomy atmosphere. This is one of my favorite restaurants and I recommend it to anyone who likes barbecue.


I purchased 4 new Continental tires from Big O for $1175. less than a year ago and paid $113.36 for \"extended tire protection\". This charge is for any road damage to the tire. My wife hit a curb in Nov. 2012. We took the car to Big O immediately on our way home. Dan Groman did a \"visual test for air loss\" but declared the tire sound and did a \"precautionary repair\" by sealing the flap of the tear with \"super glue.\" The tire was leaking 10 psi by the time we arrived home(15 minutes later) and continued to require 10-15 psi several times a day. We bought a new tire from Tire Rack for $210.00 (half the price of $440.00) that Dan told my wife a new tire would cost. We took the new tire to BMW North Scottsdale for inspection and installation of the new tire. We were told by BMW that the Big O \"repair\" was defective and very dangerous. They said \"super glue\" is not a proper tire repair and would lead to a front blow out  endangering the lives of any one in my car or any other vehicle near it (freeway or street driving).  The Service Department at BMW North Scottsdale who examined the tire and declared the damage \" ot within the range of safe repair\" were reasonable and professional in the job they did installing the new tire.  Dan Groman, however, does not honor his contracts and does not have the scruples required of someone in a business which can place customer's' lives as well as their property in jeopardy. His highest priority appears quite clearly to be his own financial gain leaving the customer's safety as well as satisfaction at the bottom of his list. I strongly advise against entrusting the safety of the tires you buy to Surprise Big O. Regards\n\nRegards\nDennis Millett


Did a so so job. Expensive for the clumpy lashes I got. I've had far better lashes since.


Make sure you're ready to eat if you come here. The proportions are ginormous and will definitely leave you with a food coma. The fries that come with the sandwiches are also great.


Oh No!!!! \nTo begin with twist cap wine-really??\nThere's more produce in the outside window than in the iceberg salad and for my heart attack stuffed potato if it were stuffed it wouldn't have killed a guppy. If you like good beef salud the beef is good the lobster not so much.\nWould not go here again......bye bye bob\nFor that price go to charcoal room


Summary: lol wtf is this sh*t?\n\nFull Re-of the-View:\nFirst off nobody noticed us waiting to get seated for what felt like forever, the place wasn't super busy either so no excuse there, unless they want people to walk out...hey maybe they wanted to save us the torment of eating there? We should have taken the hint, but we didn't. \nBummer.\n\nSeated, a miracle!\nOne drink got ordered by the hubster, I hadn't decided yet *shrug* figured when the waitress comes and gives him his drink I will know what I want and be able to order it.\nNope.\nShe runs past our table smacks his drink down without saying a word and storms off again. \n\nEventually I get to order my drink and some food too (gasp!), I went for the roast beef sandwich and the well-hydrated dude across the table went for the quesadilla. \nBLAARRGGHH! \nDo these people not know what seasoning is? Or hell salt even?\nBland, hard, yuck. \nIf you make mushrooms and beef bland you have failed at life, simple as that.\nThe quesadilla looked worse than your average Taco Bell disaster but at least it had some sort of flavour..nothing good, but hey you can't ask for miracles in this place (like edible food and decent service).\nOur waitress had gotten lost at this point and we wanted to leave, so we had to poke the barman in order to pay for our \"food\" (ha! food..).\n\nOh! I forgot to mention that my fries contained one really old \"bottom of the fry basket for the last 10+ batches\" black fry, yay! I left it triumphantly sticking out of the mayo for them, as the fry equivalent of a middle-finger, it was the least I could do. \n\nWhy do people go here???


I was in last Sunday for steak night.  The staff was amazing and the food was even better.  Props to Adam and Naomi for the way the handled the drunken baby shower party.  Looks like that baby is going to have a good home, when the parents do shots of patron and carry guns to bars, specially for a baby shower.  Oh yea and it was all over a balloon.  This kid is going to end up on Cops or Maury Pouavich


Overall a very blah place. The atmosphere is clean and positive, but the staff are not super friendly. The prices are competitive, but not the greatest. My manicure has a lot of air bubbles!! It does not look good. There is a very limited selection of colors as well. I am new in town and trying new places and I will not come here again.


Nice little place with great good. Have yet to try the pizza but the pasta was great with large servings that can function as family style servings. We had the chicken Parmesan and Albanian chicken. Delicious! The employees are very pleasant and Tiffany took great care of us. \n\nIt is a bit hidden and can be difficult to find. The directions generated through yelp on my phone told me it on the opposite side of the street where a housing tract is. This cafe is located on the east side of Jones behind a convenience store. Try it out. I was pleasantly surprised and will no longer ignore the menu fliers for delivery that show up on the porch.


They wouldnt seat us until our entire 20+ party arrived.  I've never understood this policy and it's bullshit.  If seated, we would have drank more while waiting for the few stragglers.  Plus, when they did seat us, the floor was incredibly slippery and even the guys in their flat rubber bottomed soles were sliding.  Real safe.  The food was okay, although I think my salad gave me a serious case of the runs later on (my friend had the same salad and felt sick the next day).   Our waiter was great, though, and she did a good job with our large table.  Drinks were watered down, which also sucked.


It works, don't expect more or less than food court food from your local shopping mall.


I was a little disappointed here.  It seemed like it would be a really good dining experience, but there were a few aspects of the meal that put me off.\n\nGarfield's is hidden in a residential lake-side shopping center.  You'd never find it by chance unless you lived in the area.  I believe they have valet service (I saw the valet podium, but no valet attendants), but there is plenty of parking in the lot.\n\nIf you can eat outside, the view is beautiful -- especially around dusk.  Unfortunately we were continuously pestered by little gnats.  I spent quite a bit of my time trying to swat the things away.  I've eaten at Marche Bacchus (just 50 yeards away) and they didn't seem to have the same problem.  I'm not sure whether they do something to keep them away -- it may have been just the luck of the draw that night.\n\nI felt the experience was a bit over priced.  Before my friend got there, I had two vodka tonics and was very surprised to see the bar bill was $24.  The meal for two came out to around $75 -- not exorbitant, but I thought the food was just mediocre.  Of course, I just got fish - which is hard for me to get too excited about.\n\nThe ambience there is nice and it's a good for a romantic and relaxing meal.  Just be prepared for a larger than normal bill for a meal that is just so-so.


A great museum that my 1 year old can grow into.  There is a soft play area for the 4 and under crowd, but I've been disappointed when bigger kids have been in there taking toys and playing a little rougher than they should be around the little ones.\n\nIt's free for babies under 1, which is great because I don't think they could really get much out of it.  $7 is a reasonable enough price for the kids, but I wish they had a discounted rate for adults as we obviously don't get as much out of it as the kiddos do.  The good thing is that you can periodically find deals on sites like Google offers, so keep an eye out for those.  The basic membership is $60/year and pays the admission for 2 (must be immediate family members.)  That would pay for itself in just over 4 visits, so it's definitely something to consider.  There are also several other membership levels that grant admission to larger families and they seem to pay for themselves in even less visits.


Vivian at customer service was pointless!  Uses phrases like 'it's policy' and when I pointed out that the lowes at bell and grand (which I love) would have exchanged my item (this one was $15.98) Vivian folded her hands in front of her and said 'we follow policy here'!!!  It wasn't until I reacted to the word 'policy' - Vivian said that she's worked there for 8yrs. She said that she was going to call a mgr or someone to help do the refund  (which she only said after I asked for her name) Vivian also engaged with a frustrated customer and said that I kept cutting her off- I was done!  Done. I left a shopping cart of $260 sitting there because Vivian would not handle an exchange of $15.98.


Great new location. I am excited they moved closer to us. Always the best sandwiches in Surprise.


So... If I had published this review right after check in it would have been rated negative infinity stars... Long day and poor attention to detail in taking my reservation led to missed details and a horrendously misspelled name...\n\nOnce we got all that figured out and the correct room we still had to get someone to come up to fix the TV. Fortunately room service (4 beers) was quick and friendly and about 10 minutes later I was in a far more agreeable mood. \n\nLesson learned: should have written down the confirmation number. \n\nWhatever... Can't sweat the small stuff for long. The room was awesome (especially considering the price). They call it a \"Superior\" room but its really just a nice room with a big bed, nice bathroom, free breakfast, free pop...!!! Seriously superior!\n\nThe staff were also very accommodating given my less than charitable attitude in dealing with the check-in delays. Not saying  that I was a complete ass but I was a bit testy. As I've pointed out in countless reviews: great service goes a long way.\n\nThe superior room came with buffet breakfast (tasty) and a free mini fridge (no booze but lots of pop, Perrier and water). The bed was huge and comfortable and the bathroom (shower but no tub) was good.\n\nThis hotel greatly exceeded my expectations (especially for the price) and I'll be back. Hopefully check in will work out better the next time so that I can bump up my stars.


Spendy but the views are stunning, especially if you're lucky enough to get a table facing the Bellagio and it's spectacular fountain show.  The food was good but not worth the money by itself.  We loved the chocolate souffle and the creme broulee.\nOh, men need to wear long pants.  We didn't know that and they let us borrow a pair.


I was impressed by the lobby as it looked more modern and chic than what I think of for a Hyatt, but once I entered the room, it was a let down. Awkward layout, small TV and popcorn ceilings, BUT the bed was very comfortable. The toiletries also included toothpaste and makeup wipes which were nice additions.\n\nValet parking is $28/night or $19/night for self, however the Chase garage next door has 24 hour parking for $14.\n\nThere's an Einsteins in the lobby which is nice for breakfast, but the only other food option is their revolving Compass Room restaurant. \n\nThe gym was nice and spacious, with a large selection of machines. For a hotel, they had a better than average gym.\n\nOverall, this hotel is not a bad choice for the area, but I would never pay full price for it. I also didn't like that they're not pet friendly. We got a great deal through Priceline, otherwise for comparable price I prefer the Kimpton Palomar.


It's Monday night, I just got off work, I was kidnapped, and I was forced to join the little lady for Reverse Happy Hour at Kabuki.  You know it's a terrible Monday when I'm okay with being dragged to a chain sushi restaurant and I don't make a single snarky remark about how their menu is littered riddled with the usage of Papyrus.  I mean, Papyrus!  Who the heck designed their menus?  Must be someone from Collins College [This sentence is for Linh L.].\n\nAlthough I shiver at the thought of dining at chain sushi restaurants [I think my hatred stems with RA], I actually had a decent time at this Kabuki [Tempe Marketplace's Kabuki = no].  Our waiter was prompt and attentive, only disappearing for short-bursts of time when our food was in front of us.  We shared a small seaweed salad, a Vegas roll, an Alaska roll, a Shrimp Tempura roll, and we each had a Tokyo Mojito.  Our bill came out to be $40-something which isn't bad considering we were both full off our rolls and that deliciously refreshing mojito.  We probably could've done without one of the rolls but our eyes were hungrier than our stomachs.  Happy Hour, huzzah!\n\nThe highlight of the night was watching some lady two tables away from us take her first bite of raw fish for the first time ever.  She promptly spit it up into her glass of water.  All that soy sauce and wasabi transformed her glass of water into L.A. Water.  I could go for another cocktail!\n\nI'll be back only for Happy Hour and a mojito.


Whats up with this Staind wanna be band on Paddys Day? They arent good for the crowd


Went to DM a few weeks ago with my mom.  I was kinda of excited...I mean...a WHOLE STORE dedicated to the preggos!?!  Where can you go wrong?\n\nI'll tell you where you can go wrong....if you're a plus size preggo.  Forget it.  For being a plus size gal, I'm very proportionate.  And all of my weight has shifted.  Where there wasn't much of a tummy before with a small waist....HELLO BABY BUMP!  \n\nThis stores Plus Size section is a joke.  Here's a rack about 5ft long, in total, for you to find clothes from.  And forget about them being cute.   I should have known MY clothes selection would be anorexic especially seeing the location - N. Scottsdale(haha...that was kinda funny...anorexic...n.scottsdale....teehee).    Anywho.\n\nCan you say - Catering to the demographics??  All together now....\n\nThe only positive thing to come about was Edamame Spa  - The spa place tucked in the corner.  Found out lots of information on what to use on my skin and about getting prenatal massages.


Believe me, I've seen my share of tattoo and piercing studios and I definitely do not recommend this one.  I was going there to re-pierce my earlobes with the surgical grade stainless steel hoops I was already wearing.  First of all, this place was very hot, temperature wise.  The reason doctor's offices are always cold is because germs breed more easily in the heat.  Second, the place was far from clean.  Third, the apprentice who pierced my ears didn't mark the holes before shoving the needle through, so consequently, the earrings are not even in both of my lobes.  Fourthly, you have to buy their jewelry.  And lastly, the aftercare instructions are wrong and misspelled.  They tell you to use Bacitracin in the piercing twice a day for two weeks, then once a day for a week and then once a week for a month...or something close to that and using any ointment at all for any length of time is not recommended.  My suggestion is to find someplace else.


Went with bf on a week night for a nice steak dinner\nServer said very slow night\nAmbiance is kind of too stuffy, good ole boys club for me\nThe servers felt fakely attentive, even a bit snotty\nThey have a 3 server system so each one has a particular role\nI forgot what I asked for, but was told to tell the other server!\nVery put off by this, not the great service I was expecting\nAn younger server was nicer and chatted with us\n\nWe ordered a bottle of wine and both ordered the Steak and Shrimp\nFood was delicious\n\nWill give it another try when an occasion arises


The price tag for the Jimmy Dean Delights turkey sausage bagels said $5.99.  After I got home, I looked at the receipt and noticed I was charged $7.19.  Thanks for the false pricing, Target.  I think that's illegal, too.\n\nI'm going to think Twice before I go back to Target.  Might go ahead and close my Red Card too.  Not worth the 5% discount to get overcharged.


This is my neighborhood Sprouts.  The one time manager of this store used to live downstairs from me and I had no clue what he did for a living until long after he accepted a position with another company.  After I found out what he did I mentioned I had only been in 2 Sprouts and had liked the produce in the first one I went to (83rd and T-Bird) but when the new one opened at 51st and Peoria, on my way home, I had been disappointed in the quality of the produce and had never gone back.  He explained you do not want to buy meat and produce from a place that does not have lines at the register because they do not turn the inventory fast enough.  He suggested I go a little out of my way and try his old store which does a much higher volume.  If I am in the area I will also still stop by 83rd and T-Bird as they do even more volume.  Some of their stuff is a little high priced but for price shopping I go to Wal-mart or Costco.\n\nSo what do I like to buy there?  Produce, pork brats, fish (Friday I got swordfish), several times a year they have buffalo, chocolate covered raisins (I really have to watch myself). They have Muir Glen ketchup (no corn syrup and great taste).  I have tried some of their breads and chips and not been impressed.\n\nI do not go often but I am glad I took my neighbor's advice and tried them again.  And I have never had more than 3 people in front of me in line.


\"Ode to the salad\"\nTwo words: In-vogue. \nDelectable burgers, Exceptional Salad... When you think Burger, the first thing that comes to mind is a hands-on, unpolished, All-American type of fare. Delux is the sheik fashionista of the burger world. \n\nExcellent brew selection: \"beer flights\" are amazing. \n\nYou can't go wrong with a Delux Burger, but that isn't what keeps me coming back folks. Are you ready for this? SALAD. That's right, salad. \nYou're probably thinking, \"Wow this guy gets a salad at a burger joint\" but I ensure you, The DELUX CHINESE CHICKEN SALAD will change your life. It reduced me to a confused, pathetic, blubbering oaf for days, maybe weeks until I returned for another. If you must have a burger, PLEASE, do yourself a favor and get the Chinese chicken salad on the side (but be warned, its siren call can tame the most pompous of meat loving men.)\n\nAnd remember to get a basket of \"MIXED FRIES\", that way; you can try both the sweet potato and regular. Together, they're an unstoppable force of dynamic excellence.\nOne of my favorite late night dinner stops.\nEat well, Live well, and surround yourselves with ones who do. - Cheers


I was here for my 21st birthday. It was a lot of fun, but it was rather small. It felt like they were double their max capacity. The dj was awesome, but again the dance floor was too small and crowded :(


Went for the \"garlic festival\".  Love this place but where was the garlic festival?  They were selling some garlic but that was it.  Very disappointing. I will continue to buy their oils and spreads but won't bother to attend anymore \"festivals\".


It has a great area for kids, plus free circus act shows. If you aren't traveling with kids, then I cannot recommend this casino. It smelled and no one came around with drinks the whole time we were playing craps and blackjack. The place is in serious need of cleaning and renovation.


It was my first time here and I brought some friends. I was really excited about the meal since I've always heard great things about it and thought this would be a great time to try it out during Restaurant Week but that excitement fell by the wayside as the night progressed.\n\nWell, the food was \"ok\". Despite my friend's duck being a bit on the dry side and the soup being served in bowls that were too wide which made them cool off faster than they could be eaten, it was decent.  The ambiance is pleasant and definitely romantic.  \n\nService wise... definitely left room for improvement.\n\n1) Some of our dishes were taken while we were still eating.\n2) On more than one occasion we had to ask for more water.\n3) When announcing the food the waiters were presenting, some forgot the descriptions. Not a super big deal but if you're going to open your mouth to announce what is in the dish, shouldn't you remember what is in it?\n4) There was a 30 minute wait between the appetizer and the first course\n5) The servers chimed into our party's conversation unexpectedly. This is something I'd expect of Dennys, not Quiessence.\n\nIf you go here for dinner, bring a flashlight for the parking lot and the walk through the courtyard to the restaurant.  An older couple I saw leaving almost couldn't find their way through the courtyard and I was a bit worried one of them might fall.  Considering the rough terrain, you'd think they'd light up the pathway a bit more.


Discovered this little truck during the Vegas StrEATS fest and it did NOT disappoint!  The wait was like 45 minutes, but so worth it.\n\nThis isn't snow cone land, the ice consistency is smooth and sleek. It's a different texture.\n\nThe Large is $5 and the Regular is $4.\n\nYou can choose up to 3 flavors per Shave Ice. They have approximately 30+ flavors to choose. From classics like cherry and bubblegum (regular and blue) to traditional Hawaii flavors, to several types of cakes. \n\nSome add ons like ice cream and sour spray and other stuff I don't recall are only .50 to $1 to add. Condensed milk is free (if you've never had condensed milk on a snowy treat, do it; you are welcome). \n\nThey have a Twitter so you can find them on the go and webpage they update! Definitely check it out. One of the cheapest and tastiest ways to beat the Summer heat in Vegas!


BEST SUSHI IN TOWN. In love with their fire crackers . You definitely get your money's worth and AYCE is the cheapest I've found for this quality of food . Service is extremely quick for the amount of business they have . I have always had to wait for a table and I'm one of the most impatient people ever ... And when I say I don't mind waiting for this place it shows how good it is .\n\nThey also just expanded and made their place larger so it has slimmed down the wait times a bit but I highly recommend their AYCE\n\nThe only negative point I could give is that the seats are Packed so tightly together that it can be a little uncomfortable especially during their busiest hours on the weekends and most nights


Shawn is a master colorist, artistic hair cutter and an extraordinary hair stylist.  He is no fresh out of beauty school kid.  I get my hair cut, colored and styled every 5 weeks.  So, on that day, I make it all about me.  If I have to wait a few minutes until Shawn is ready for me, so be it!  If he's running behind, he calls to let me know so I can adjust when I arrive.  I think the salon is very nice with a lot of great stylists to choose from.  If you are in the market for a new look for your hair, Shawn is excellent at looking at your face shape and determining what style would enhance your look.  I am always getting compliments on my hair from all kinds of people, young and old, people I don't even know.  Shawn is truly a gifted artist!


I think that the filtered reviews are spot on. The regulars talk shit the entire night and won't leave you alone. The sound sucks and the beer was flat. 4 Peaks should be fresh as it comes from a local brewery. The only reason I was there was to get in on the blues jam on Sunday night. Almost got into a fight with the regular. Finally left when I couldn't take any more.


Groupon brought us here with $8 to spend last night.  I got the Chocolate malted crunch ice cream sandwiched by homemade chocolate chip pecan cookies!   Yum yum.  Earl isn't much of a dessert person but he could not stop raving about his ice cream sandwich, which was the pistachio ice cream with the chocolate brownie.  Those were $3 each so we had another $2 to spend.  We spent it on 3 cookies and devour those cookies tonight after dinner and they were still chewy and delicious.\n\nWe will be coming back to Sweet Addiction when we are in the Spring Valley area!


I stayed here when it first opened many years ago. At the time Ceasars and The Mirage were the big dogs and the whole pirate ship show out front was a big deal. I was upgraded for free to a top floor room with a sick view and can't help but think TI helped cement my life long love of Las Vegas.\n\nFast Foward 15 or so years. I don't think I have done more than walk through the place a few times since. But when I returned for noodle soup (read Pho at the Coffee Shop review) I saw a $5 craps table on my way out. I stopped to play a while with the  light morning crowd.\n\nThe dealers were friendly and fun and everyone was having a good time playing the game. I think that is all you can ask for in a casino. I also like the feature bet. While  I'm sure it's a sucker bet the 176 to 1 odds can make one happy sucker. I will return to play craps here and eat soup. Good Luck.


We stayed here on the weekend of 4th of July because we had room comps and free tickets to see the Elvis Cirque Du Soleil show. The other hotels weren't taking room comps for the holiday weekend.\n\nI really like how this hotel is part of M Life. M Life consists of several Vegas hotels like MGM Grand, Aria, Bellagio, Luxor, and Mirage. If you go to any of these hotels, you can charge things to your room. For example, we ate at the Bellagio buffet and charged the bill to our room at Aria. Also, if you gamble at one of these hotels, sometimes you'll receive room comps for another M Life hotel.\n\nThis hotel is very modern, but it doesn't have much character to it. Also, there's not much night life here except for Haze. I didn't check out the pool area so I can't comment on that. Don't order room service here.... way overpriced, took 45 minutes, the food sucked. Overall, not a bad hotel, but also not a fan.\n\n\nPros:\n- Part of M Life\n- Decent buffet\n- Rooms have blowers in the bathrooms \n- Walgreens within walking distance\n- Casino area has high ceilings\n- Technologically advanced rooms\n- Lots of closet space\n- Taxi lines are small\n- Connected to a mall...although the mall seemed kinda dead\n\nCons:\n- Toilet area in the rooms have glass doors so it's not that private\n- Doesn't have a good view of the strip\n- Sterile environment\n- Not much to do there\n- No iPod deck in the rooms\n- Curtains don't hide all the light in the morning\n- Crappy room service\n- Their 24 hour restaurant doesn't have that many late night options.\n- Only place to do makeup is in the bathroom. Makeup mirror is attached to the wall. The rest of the room has bad lighting.


These people have had my business for quite awhile now and they will continue to receive all my business.  From greeting you at the door with a bottle of water to the quickness of service, they excel above all others.  I recommend this place to all.


Had lunch today.  Service was great at first, but when it got busy the two waiters were in over their heads and the manager sat down and ate lunch.  I think the waitress was doing the best she could, but they need more staff.  We ordered sweet potato fries with the burger and they never showed up, couldn't tell the waitress because she did not return to check on us.  We were relaxing, so we were in no rush, but we were in the place for an hour and 45 minutes, a little too long for lunch!\nI think the \"whipped cream\" on the dessert trio was Cool Whip -- whipping cream is easy, that just seemed strange to me.\nWe have been here a many times with mixed results, I do wish they would have some new items on the menu, espiecially the lunch appetizers.


the tacos are off the hook yummmmmmmmy


Thank goodness for Michaels!\n\nWhere the \"semi-creative\" can actually pull something together and create a masterpiece. Haha! \n\nI was \"tasked\" (ugh) to pick up supplies for our pumpkin contest at work. We had a \"theme\" (kinda)...but no clue of how to make that happen. Thank goodness the staff was helpful! Walking into Michaels can be a bit overwhelming...ok, extremely overwhelming, especially with a not well thought out vision. However, I'm pleased to say I managed to leave with some good stuff and my co-workers were happy.  \n\nSo then why just three stars??? Simply put this store is just way too cluttered. It's not necessarily the fault of the staff, they really have no control of people leaving stuff just anywhere but it can make it hard finding what you need when you have to dig through cards, glitter ornaments, plastic flowers and stickers. \n\nBut if you are every tasks out for work projects, I definitely recommend stopping here to get the creative juices flowing.


Was there Saturday night and was able to walk in with no reservations.   Appetizers were great.  Ordered the filet but was under cooked.  The waiter took it back but came back stil undercooked.  Other than that, all the rest of food was awesome.  Staff was friendly.   Manager took of the filet of the bill and then offered us coffee and desert on the house.  Went the extra mile to make sure we were happy.  Nice place away from heavy traffic of the strip.  Will be back.


Great new establishment in downtown Phoenix area. Asian cuisine with a modern twist,  Trendy decor inside and nice patio as well. We grab two seats up at the kitchen bar eating area and were able to watch them cooking etc. The beat salad was ahhh-mazz-inngg ! I wanted to order a second one but I contained myself. I also had some shrimp with my salad and I thoroughly enjoyed both of them. We ordered a bottle of sake as well and finished the whole damn thing before we even finished eating :)\n\nService was on point, food was exactly what i expected when i ordered it. Decent affordable prices as well.\n\nTry it out!


I went on Montreal Museum Day, so I didn't pay to get in. Can't speak about value because I don't know how much it would have been. \n\nThat being said, the exhibits were okay. Nothing mindblowing. We spent our time in Science 26 and Clic (was with my 3 year old) and it was all interesting, but I likely won't remember much of it tomorrow. \n\nOthers here have compared this Science Center to Boston's, and I have to agree. This one doesn't hold a candle. We have some lessons to learn. \n\nStill, all of the kids I saw were enjoying themselves, and it's worth a visit, if you feel the price is reasonable.


As for delivery pizza, this is as good as it gets in AZ.  Forget all those big pizza chains.  You can't get the flavor from them like you can from Barro's.  I absolutely love the tomato sauce on their pizzas and the crust is doughy but not too soft nor too crispy.  \n\nAs for their salads and their salad bar in the restaurant portion, it leaves a lot to be desired.  Iceberg lettuce?  Seriously?  At least throw me a bone and throw in some spinach or lettuce with a little color to it.  The toppings for the salad are not the best either.  If you stick to delivery with Barro's, you can't go wrong.


Very Beautiful... We stayed for eight days total which is a long time, and i can say we had any complaints. we arrived around 10am and the check in was at 3pm, but after trying to get us to upgrade to a higher floor, because supposedly they didn't have anything else available,(we were prepare to wait ) but they did find us a room with absolutely no view, except the back of another building, but after such long flight, I didn't care. This hotel really does have everything you need we hardly went anywhere else, except to see other shows. The Pallazzo hotel which is basically the same because they are connected, was beautiful, out of 5 restaurants we tried inside the hotel 4 were amazing. The suites are very spacious, the cheapest suite you can get there is really, really nice, loved the decor. The reason I don't give it the five stars is because i thought the beds weren't that comfortable and the pillows are terrible, and I really didn't feel like the Hotel staff doesn't go out of their way to make your experience special, like other big hotel I have stayed at. Places that are a must try at the Venetian hotel and Resort: \n* Morels steak house and French Bistro: very pricey but sooo worth it, they have a special menu for wine and cheese parings is $35 for three different glasses of wine and three little pieces of cheese, the also include honey, preserves and slices of bread...Amazing!!! \n*The Blue man group: great show, very, very funny, great for kids. but beware the front row seats of the theater are the cheapest, and even though they give you a poncho to protect your clothes , you can get wet and or dirty. \n\nTwo things i was looking forward to doing during my stay at the venetian and regret doing: \n\n* Lavo nightclub: not worth the high cover charge and they huge line to get in, you won't be missing out on anything special. \n\n*gondolas rides: you pay $16 per person or $64 if you want the gondola to be private, is a 5 min ride, you have to wait about an hour to go on it, kinda of boring... \n\n\nGood hotel but it really didn't impress me, next time I'll try something else, maybe I had too many high expectations,but for for the price of this rooms who wouldn't.?


Man, talk about an express rental of food, if you know what I mean.  I think this place is a little gimmicky and the food is just so so.


The food was decent. But I was very disappointed when a member of the staff ran into my wife in the bathroom and made an unnecessary comment about her being in the bathroom.  I can only assume it's a lack of education or tolerance that would make someone so that to another human! Bottom line steer clear if you are gay or transgendered!


There's a lot of hype about this place, and as far as I can tell, a lot of it is undeserved. \n\nMaybe it's just that Phoenix has such a lack of locavore / foodie joints that people are so enthusiastic about its arrival, but the ice cream is decent at best. Definitely better than Coldstone and the like, but compared to the other ice creameries it aspires to, the ice cream is just not there. The flavors are REALLY one-dimensional: everything takes like a sweet cream base with maple / mint / chocolate / whatever else mixed in.


lame routines and mediocre dancing. I'm sure dancing topless was their aim to distract viewers from noticing the sub par dancing. Holly never speaks a word, and this black chick and white dude do all the singin and talking.  For 113 the view would be pretty good, but for 85 the view is hardly worth going for.  Still 113 for dancing tits is debatable. I couldn't  understand why everyone was so pumped to see this show, and even more so when holly showed her boobs, or someone did something sexy.  sorry fake boobs and small b cups just didn't impress me.  save your money go see La Reve at the wynn.. amazing just like the wynn ;)


Nice ambiance and good seafood for AZ. Would definitely recommend this place. Waiter also gave us free dessert!


Very slow service every time I visit. The workers seem lost and untrained.  Why it takes more than 10 minutes to toast a bagel is beyond me...I am never happy with my experience and I work in the complex so it's frustrating that I can't get through that line in a quick manner at any visit, no matter the time of day...


I went there with a frnd today afternoon for a brunch !! Its a lovely place and one of the best that i have been to in Phoenix ! Luved it..Go here when you have plenty of time to realx as you wud want to spend a lot of time wen u see the place.\n\nFew things about this place - \n1. Its a one man show - Christopher runs this place and handles 'everything' by himself.He is very cordial and welcoming \n2. Its BYOB.I noticed Chris helping guests with their bottles i.e opening it for the,serving it as well..I didnt expect that so i appreciate him for that\n3. You will have only 2 options--Sweet ( Baked Lemon ) or Savory ( Egg Stratta that has mushroom,goat cheese,aspargus tomato )..Each plate $20 flat.Also includes a drink of your choice..I had a really nice 'Aqua Fresca'..Its like a fruit punch.He also had green tea , coffee, hibiscus tea.Bdw these 2 options are different every day :-)\n4. Cash only\n\nI luved the decor of the place..very neat & clean  , limited seating indoor ( around 5 two seater tables and 1 four seater ) . Also has outdoor seating.\n\nI will surely go back there soon !!


I used to hate Carly's.  I couldn't see the appeal.  The service is always abysmally slow.  The seasonal tap is always empty - half the time the servers don't even know what it is supposed to be filled with.  The food is... okay.  A few of the sandwiches are really good, but the vegetarian and vegan options are pretty bland - when I started eating meat again, I started liking the food here a lot more.\n\nThe place has grown on me the past couple years, though.  They've started hiring some pretty good musicians.  The food has been stepped up a little bit.  Unlike the Lost Leaf or Roosevelt, the place is big enough to accommodate a healthy crowd without making conversation impossible.\n\nI guess I now feel that Carly's is A-OK.  Accept the fact that they aren't trying particularly hard, and you'll be able to enjoy the convenience and relatively low price of it all.


Wunderbare Filme in heimeliger Atmosph\u00e4re, ein typisches Programmkino mit dem dazugeh\u00f6rigen Publikum. Hin und wieder muss man eben auch Filme mit nur 18 weiteren Personen im Saal ansehen. Daf\u00fcr ist die Schauburg genau das richtige.


place is very clean:) Banana Republic is the only store I really go to here.


We use to love this place....but we will never be back again after two consecutive trips of lousy service and food.  \n\nOne visit, I ordered pesto sauce with pasta.  The pasta was cooked perfectly, that was the only part done right.  The pesto had no flavor.  I was a watery green thin and oily sauce.  Didn't taste basil or nuts of any kind.  By far the worst pesto sauce I have ever had!   The portion was a joke too!  All the pasta on my dish could fit inside my baby's 8 oz bottle!  I'm not a big eater by any means, this was a perfect portion for me, but for the price there should had been at least double the amount of food!\n\nThey use to have a mango ice tea that was really good, but they did not have it the last couple of visits.  The bread is ok, but the entree doesn't come with soup or salad, something just doesn't seem right with that.  For the price they charge, dessert should be included!  \n\nMy children each ordered a kids meal, grilled chicken breast was very thinly sliced, about as thick as two quarters, so it was over cooked, burnt and bland.  Don't even bother with it!  Spaghetti and meat sauce was also bland!!  The kids size meal was the the same size as my meal, but half the price!\n\nMy boss treated us last week, again, poor poor experience.  Very consistent with the previous visit, but we were at the Bell Road location.  Portion was very small, I guess they want everyone to eat less pasta because its a fatten food.  They want you to really feel like you are in Europe!   Children's entree, chicken tenders,  was again over cooked and dry.   My shrimp pasta dish had 5 pieces of shrimp for $16.99!  Do I feel rip off!  \n\nGood Bye to Mac Grill, you are a Closed Chapter.


Awesome food and great service. Portions run small so be sure to get an appetizer if you're hungry.


If you need to use a fax machine, this is your place to go. I've only been here several times for ink and to use their fax machine. Their back to school sales are pretty awesome, so i usually only shop here during late summer/early fall.


Weak service, nasty chips, an a ten minute response to tell us they were out of guacamole.  Go to Buffalo Wild Wings right up the road or 5th Quarter in Verona... Not sure what this establisment wants to be ... a sports bar? Then why the surf boards on the wall? And the exposed purple duct work is soooo dusty! And my seat faced this four-outlet plate on the wall, and a bunch of cords hanging from it. It's just unsightly. And it's dark.


We were so very happy with the service here I would have no problem recommending Classic Gold to anyone needing auto body work done.  It's like it never even happened.   Thanks again!!


My daughter and I ate sushi there last Friday night and came down with a terrible case of salmonella food poisoning!!!  This place needs to close ASAP!!!\n\nYOU risk your life if you EAT THERE!!!  BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


There's nothing quite like dancing on the deck 52 stories above the strip with the summer wind blowing your hair around. It makes anyone feel like a hip hop video vixen. Yes boys, even you.


Mmmm mmmm good!  The catfish was our favorite, but everything was soooo good.  Get the cornbread!


I went into Lucky Break last night for their second night of operation, and they already had several people who looked like they were at home there. I must admit, by the end of the night, I was starting to feel that way myself. They seem to really have things figured out from the get-go, which is actually quite a surprise to me!\n\nWalking in, my first impression is just how clean this place is. Seriously, it's nice. They've got brand new huge TVs all over, showing every game you could want to watch. There's more than enough table and bar space for a large happy hour crowd. The place also has a very nice open feeling that's very welcoming. Also, they have 6 nice new pool tables, which are rented by the hour. Everything you would expect from a place called \"Lucky Break\" and then some.\n\nOh yeah then there's the bar. Coming into a billiards joint, I expect to see just your typical domestic beers, along with maybe Guinness as their \"fancy\" beer. Okay well they do have those. Then there's the craft beer. With 24 taps in total their selection is nothing to thumb your nose at. There are a good number of local AZ beers and some beers that you won't even see at most craft beer bars!\n\nThis place is just pure danger for me. Quality pool tables, great beer, and oh yeah the food is pretty damn good too.


Ok more of a 3.5 star sushi joint. Nothing I had was mindblowing.


I'm neither of Italian parentage nor from an area with a large cultural population from the old country, so I can't speak to the true authenticity of Roma's. What I can say is I enjoyed my food immensely and the waitstaff was extremely cordial. I can understand why a small business may need to charge more to cover their expenses, though if I'm getting a basic pasta-and-sauce entree I would hope they consider making something that simple a little less costly. That's really my only complaint; this place is great and I will be stopping by for dinner again the next time I have an extended stay in Vegas.


And my never-ending struggle to find the perfect nail salon continues...\n\nS&T is conveniently located in Oakland.  It's best to call ahead and make an appt, they absolutely give priority to appts over walk-ins (as they should!).  Parking is available on-street at the meters, but being Oakland, you may not find a spot as close as you'd like.\n\nMy pedi was standard.  No massage, and the technician kept stopping what he was doing to glance up at the TV.  All in all, he was done in 25 minutes (not including the nail design).  Not great, not totally awful.  The kicker was waiting over 20 minutes for the polish to dry before the design I requested could be applied.  I've never had to wait that long anywhere else before.  The design was great, though!\n\nLess than a week and I already have chips in the polish:(  No waxing services offered here, either.  $35 for a half-assed pedi with a cool design....eh my search goes on!


I first experienced El Jefe's when I was visiting Las Vegas a few years back.  I enjoyed my experience the first time so it was definitely on my list of places to come back to when I moved here.  Ive always had great service with all of the employees.  They make great drinks and have a nice selection of salsa's for their chips and salsa order.  They have great options for seating, the bar works or restaurant seating as well.  Overall, a great place.  I definitely recommend!


Thank goodness we didn't pay to get in this place.... YIKES!!!\n\nit's good to be a girl in Vegas... you get random people coming up to you, asking you if you want to go to certain clubs, and the beauty of this is that if the place is not so good (like this one), you didn't just waste $20...\n\nFirst, there was the tiniest of crowds outside and lots of people leaving, yet we waited the longest to get in this place.  First place we head is the bar...ordered 3 drinks, and the waitress tells me that it's $54.... \n\nwait, what?  I'm confused.  Those 3 short little drinks cost how much?  Now, I expected to pay a lot for drinks, but that's obscene.  Especially considering that the club was not very nice.  We kept saying that it was like an 80's club, not because they played 80's music but because the effects were reminiscent of that era....smoke hitting me in the face every 5 seconds coming down from the ceiling....and the music!  My lord, it was painful!  It was SO much base that you could feel it in your head, your arms, your legs, I think my heart stopped a few times...\n\nDefinitely not our scene.  Nothing impressive about the crowd, the decor, the horribly painful music... we could not wait to get the F out of this place....


Worst bank/cu I've ever used. Fees for everything!! They're just crooks trying to rip off hard-working people.


I bought a suitcase here during the holidays in 2011 and also purchased the warranty. The suitcase broke so I went to sears again to exchange it like the sales person said I could. It turns out they lied and don't do exchanges. After calling the 800 number they will give you a gift card of the purchase price. Which means I can't get a new suitcase since the price now is much higher. Goodbye, I'm going to Macy's.


I booked here with a bit of apprehension but we were going to a concert across the street at the MGM and the price was half of the MGM  We had a great time here. Service was excellent, pool was very nice and the room was great. It was not as nice or as clean as the MGM but well worth the money,  There is, of course, a Hooters restaurant but the Mad Onion restaurant was excellent food and service.  Would stay again in a heartbeat


At first glance, the restaurant seems to be pretty well built with a. lot of nice, casual tables. Empty tables, except for the staff eating in the dining room. The first thing that catches my eye is the glass of water, lots of random floating white bits. This is not your usual dirty glass mind you, there were a substantial number of things on my glass and of my companion's glass.\n\nWe ordered a Thai Iced Tea since the water was no good. Fortunately this was clean, and tasted pretty good.\n\nFor entrees, we got Chicken Phad Thai, Pan Nang Beef, and Screaming Tiger.  The Phad Thai had decent flavor, and was quite plentiful for a lunch special under $7.  The Pan Nang Beef was quite different.  My companion asked for it mild but was still a bit spicy and grease was covering the top of the curry. It was quite poorly made and to date only one place in this city prepares it well.  The Screaming Tiger was decent.  Lightly marinated beef that was grilled to medium and sliced thin, served with steamed brocolli and carrots.  It had a tamarind soy dipping sauce (at least that's what it tasted like.)\n\nOverall, the experience was mediocre, and the total of the bill was about $30 for two people with 3 entrees and 2 drinks.


It is so nice to have a frozen yogurt place so close to the house.  I can get there and back in less than 5 minutes which makes the frozen yogurt craving at the last minute much easier to deal with. \n\nThe best part of Poppy's is the friendly and professional service.  Everyone that I have ever interacted witth there understands what \"hospitality\" is.  That is something you do not see in teenagers and young adults these days.  \n\nThe only reason that I did not give them a 5 star rating is that they do not have as many flavors as some of the other frozen yogurt places do.  HOWEVER, what they do have is fantastic.  \n\nThe bigges plus to Poppy's outside of the staff is the heated hot fudge.  Wow it is to die for.  \n\nThe shop is always clean and I always feel comfortable there.  \n\nI have been there on several occassions and will keep coming back, no doubt.


Four out of four people at our table had mistakes made with their food. Some were easy to amend (picking off onions, etc), some were not (burger slathered in undesirable sauce). Remedy took a while and everyone else was finished or nearly so by the time I got my corrected burger. One more umbrella on the outside patio would not go amiss either. Small selection on the menu. I'll give it another shot once they are more established, but not impressed thus far.


I was craving some Dim sum and this place was in the area we were at. To be honest these place are all pretty much the same. It just comes down to the food and that's where this place delivers. Everything we tried we liked. I'm not an expert on dim sum so I cant comment on each dish individually. We really liked everything. The servers were really nice too. I've been to other places where the servers aren't friendly so that is a plus in my book. So give them a try.


Best all you can eat around!


This place sucks...... no seafood..... service is not great and people are not too friendly.after asking the waiter if they offered any seafood at all he just replied with\" you have the menu,read it,I will be back\"


I could just copy & paste Tim J's review of this place (from a year & a half ago!), & it would be real close, but let me do my own, \"Good/Not So Good\" account:\n\nThe good:\n\n*  It's nice inside, & I was able to plant myself in a comfortable booth for lunch.  Norm R. joined me, to run this place up against one of the Valley's best of these kinds of places, \"Pizza Buffet & Much, Much More\" in North Phoenix.  I also kept Pizza Hut Buffet (48th St.), Amazing Jake's, CiCi's, Pep\u00e9's & Peter Piper in mind, in reviewing it.\n\n*  The salad bar is ok, having enough of the usual veggies to satisfy, & there were potato & macaroni salads that were ok.\n\n*  Disregarding grease, the flavor of the pizza was pretty good.\n\n*  Our server, an older lady who looked like she'd be more at home at (the great) Scott's Generations, was friendly & attentive.\n\nOk, let's get to the dirt:\n\n*  They have \"Rules.\"  Have you ever been to New Town Super Buffet in Burbank, CA?  \"$20.99 extra charge if you eat the fish off the sushi & don't eat all the rice.\"  \"$20.99 extra charge if you don't eat all the food on your plate.\"  \"$20.99 extra charge if you take a plate of any one thing.\"  Ok, it wasn't quite as bad as THAT, but it was, in so many words, NO YOU CAN'T COME OVER TO THIS SIDE OF THE SERVING TABLE WHERE IT'S MORE CONVENIENT TO GET YOUR PIZZA THAT'S IN THE BACK!  NO, YOU CAN'T GET YOUR OWN ICE CREAM CONE FOR DESSERT!  You get the idea.\n\nThen there was the pizza.  There was some cheese bread, some garlic bread, & several pizzas out.  The pizza choices consisted of cheese, cheese with a dab of something else, pepperoni, sausage, & pepperoni & sausage.  Nothing else, really, except that you could special order \"taco pizza\" or, can you imagine?, SAUERKRAUT pizza!  HOLY S#*@T, & you thought Spam Lo Mein was weird!\n\nThere was so much grease floating around on the top of the pizza slices that you could roll one up from side to side, aim it at your friend (in this case Norm R.), & squirt it out the bottom at them like milking a cow!\n\n*  The coup de gr\u00e2ce to this place was the outrageous price!  I called ahead, & they told me $8.50 including soft drink & a soft-serve cone, which is ridiculous for a pizza buffet.  Then, when I arrived here, hungry & 21 miles from home, I was advised that they have just jacked the price up to $9.25 for all adults!  HOLY S#*@T AGAIN!  Even if the pizza WASN'T all greasy, the maximum price, including drink & no-you-can't-get-it-yourself soft serve ice cream cone, should be $6.25.  Even then, it wouldn't be as good overall as Pizza Buffet, where the same amount of choice costs $4.99/$3.99 Senior!\n\nTwo Stars, period.


I tried the white pizza and picnic sandwich.  The pizza was the best white pizza I've had anywhere, and the sandwich was very fresh.  I look forward to trying breakfast here.