I went here on a recent business trip, and there aren't many decent options in West Homestead, so I decided to splurge on the company's dollar and  ordered take-out.   \n\nI was highly disappointed in the service, and I only ordered take out.    Upon going to the bar to announce that I was there for take out, there were 3 other people at the bar.   The bartender had her back to me and it wasn't until a few minutes had passed that another guest told her that she should wait on me.    \n\nAfter announcing the reason for my visit, she checks on my order (not ready yet) and helps other tables.  No offer of water, or a drink.  Another gentleman working the bar asked the bartender if she had offered me a drink, she stated to him my order would be right up.   He then asked if she offered me a water, to which she replied, her order is going to be right up.    He placed a glass of water in front of me.\n\nThen I hear my name and order announced by the kitchen staff.   3 staff members yelled. .  .\"it's TAKEOUT\"  so back it went into the kitchen to be packed up.\n\nGentelman bartender asks female bartender if she has rung me up yet (she had not)\n\nAfter more time had passed (how long does it take to put food into a takeout container?)   it finally is put down in front of me.  She then rings me up.   I don't expect take out to be piping hot, but at this point i wondered if it was even going to be room.\n\nWhen i go to eat my meal, utensils were not included.  I now had to go find something to eat my lukewarm food with. \n\nVERY DISAPPOINTING experience.   Will not be returning.


Awesome & professional salon! Great choice of hair products including Paul Mitchell, Pravana, Redkin & many more. Their standards are very high with students knowledge & performance before working on clients.


Took a bachelor party crew for a Saturday afternoon of bruises and serious welts.  They have 2 fields..one small, one big but big was the only way to go for 12 guys.  Staff was very helpful in explaining everything to novices.  They really stress the safety aspect of it which is great if you wanted to bring teens to a place like this.  Just make sure to wear a sweatshirt if you don't want your bruises to last a month and clothes you don't care about!!


THIS PLACE WAS A MAJOR LET DOWN!!! Over priced flavorless Dim Sum( and I've had some shitty Dim Sum in my life) The portions were very pricey and minuscule. I could tell the server knew I didn't like my food and then she proceeded to avoid my table out of fear I guess. Either way don't go here unless you don't mind wasting time and taste buds.


I went this past weekend for the first time in a few months. I used to work close by and was excited for them to open as there aren't a ton of healthy options in the area aside from Wildflower (which is always packed during lunch). The first time I went, I tried the Southwest, which is delicious. It came in a container the size of a chinese take-out container. When they first opened, they only had smoothies. I think it confused a lot of people that their tagline was food + juice but they didn't have actual juice. I forgot which smoothie I got but remember it being kind of icey and just OK.\n\nI later went back on a hot summer day and tried their Energy juice which has pineapple, mint, coconut water, and apple. It was so good. I could probably drink that everyday. It's so light and refreshing!\n\nThis past time I decided to try their South Beach and got the Energy again. The South Beach's vinaigrette was a bit too much for me. I should have asked for it on the side. My boyfriend got the Boost juice. It was good but not very sweet. If it had apple or some other kind of sugary fruit in it, it would have been better for us. \n\nTheir prices are a little higher than similar places. However, it's because they use organic ingredients. If you're wondering if they're actually a healthy place or a fake healthy place, you can go to their website to view nutrition information. $10 for a salad is pricey for me and not something I would do frequently. If organic is important to you, paying more wouldn't be a big deal. Overall, the food and juices are great, the price tag, not so much.


I really wanted to love Tradiciones.  Really.  But I didn't. \n\nAfter weaving my way through the perplexing plaza that is in front of the patio in front of the restaurant (I saw a sign that said this NOT the entrance, but not one that said this IS the entrance), I finally found the entrance.  The smallish entranceway opens into a grand space that is incredibly lovely with tons of bent steel and bright colors.  I couldn't believe that I was in the same building as the Ranch Market.\n\nI was so mesmerized by the beauty of the location, and the display of a gajillion tequilas, and the music of the roving mariachis, that almost any food set before me would have been forgiven.  Almost.  The chips and salsa were okay, but my entree was really disappointing.  I ordered the spinach enchiladas and got a bland enchilada with barely cooked button mushrooms and hardly a shred of spinach! Seriously. I expected to bust into my little rolls to find a plethora of greens, but actually had to dig and search for a mere shriggle.  And the beans and rice were mediocre at best.\n\nBut, I must confess, my partners pollo looked incredibly tasty and he said it was.  I'll have to take his word for it, because I won't be going back to try again when I could just as easily go to La Tolteca for much better food.


This is a healthy place to be ... Salad and pasta galore and many more! First time my parents introduced me to this place i just had to go there weekly ... call me a fatty but i would have two plates at a time ... I even go for seconds ... filling my plate up with potato salad caesar salad and another one but i forgot the name. Its like an asian style like salad with fried wonton and almond nuts i think. \n\nPlace wise is clean. The staff seems very welcoming. One thing I don't like is the water ... its like water from a faucet. Not that i've tasted. Just the way it looks. Other than that. Healthiest restaurants I'd rate numero uno!


It's gone!!\n\nI don't know all the details but the school rather suddenly closed up shop in November or December of '08. Apparently instructors hadn't been paid for several months, and then one day Honda showed up and reposed the bikes.  The riding forums have all sorts of rumors, if you are interested google away.\n\nAll I can say  is thanks for the memories and the skills and I'm sorry I'll never be able to attend again.


Came back here recently, about 9 months since my last trip.  Disappointed, I must say.  Quality has gone downhill, it seems.  Fish not as fresh as last visit, and rolls have taken on a more is less approach.  That is, pile on more goop but give 'em less fish.  The sauces are overwhelming, sticky and sweet.  I don't remember this the last visit.  The sauces should complement the fish, not drown it.


I do love Target, but after this experience I will no longer shop at the specific Target. Last week I ran into Target to purchase two C.D's one for myself and one a gift. One of them was regular price and one was on sale for only $9.99. I thought great, what a deal! I go up the check-out, which is busy, and wait a few minutes to find that my C.D. did not come up as the sale price posted. The check-out girl gets a manager to come over and he does a price check. I tell him there are two versions of the C.D. a deluxe and regular, I had chosen the regular. He asks if I got in on the end of a isle on in the middle. I tell him in the middle under pop/rock. He tells me the C.D. is $13.99 on a big display at the end of an Isle and says nothing more. It's been about 4-5 minutes now and there are people waiting behind me. So I say \"Ok, Never mind, I do not want it then.\" The girl just stares and me and the manager just stands there? I have no idea what is going on, so I say again, \"Never mind, I don't wait it\" and swipe my card. Again, a silence and they are both just standing there. I say \" I swiped my card\" to the check out lady and she \"ugh's\" at me and give me my receipt without my bag with my other C.D. in it. I had to literally reach over the counter to get it. I decided to run back to the C.D. section to re-read the SALE sign I saw. Ha, well it was gone. They had taken in down, so I talk to someone in the Electronic department and they have no Idea what is going. The manager comes back and explains that yes, the sign was left up past the sale date and I did not wait long enough for him to find out...I told him that he had me standing there in silence for almost 10 minutes talking on his \"walkie talkie\" and maybe a \"one minute ma'am\" or \"Im just looking into that for you miss\" would have been a nice indication that he wasn't just standing there staring off into space. He proceeded to argue with me telling me that I just walked away from him. Why didn't he say \"Wait one minute Ma'am\" or something, anything for that matter...? Too bad I didn't catch his name, or else that would be on here too. I shut him up by saying \"Don't worry about it, I will be returning the one C.D. I bought and buying both at Best Buy, I'm sure they will appreciate my business!\" I got my C.D. at Best Buy for ONLY $6.99 :) See if you can beat that Target!


We got take out from here during a spring break trip. Noodles, sushi, edamame, popcorn shrimp. All delicious. I ate the leftover noodles, cold, for breakfast, the next morning.


One star for food and one for their awesome bartender Emmanuel who redeemed the offensive service I got here. I've came here twice and both times Emmanuel was working the bar-so friendly and personable! He's just an all around nice guy, likes to make sure everyone's having a good time. If I could've taken the tip back from our waiter and given it to him, I would've. He gave us more service in the 8 minutes we were at the bar than our \"waiter\" did in the 45 minutes we were at our table. \n\nI get it, not everyone likes their job every day. I don't like my job every single day! But when dealing with customers you pretend to like your job and don't make them feel like their presence is a burden. Our waiter didn't get that memo and his inattentiveness bordered on neglect. He came to our table three times, once to take our drink orders, food orders and then to bring the check. The way he asked if we wanted the check basically said \"I want you to leave now.\" The busser came by more often than he did to see if we needed anything. \n\nThis place isn't worth the time if you're coming from out of your way. If you choose to go for the simple fact that yard house is the cluster that it usually is, sit at the bar!


Back home hookah bars are in abundance almost like Little Caesars is here.  I've seen more Little Caesars here than I have in any other city that I've been to and trust me I've been to a lot.  Anyhow, I digress back to Crave.  Every since being first introduced to hookahs in 2006 in Ft. Lauderdale by some co-workers I've enjoyed partaking in the experience on occasion.  Most hookah bars that I've been to in the past have seemed pretty authentic.  They've been decked out in Middle Eastern decor, seats are on the floor on pillows and belly dancers perform live.   When going with large parties, reservations have been required but a dress code never was.  \n\nSo, one night I had a friend in town and I called up another friend and we decided to go to Crave.  I had checked out the website and noticed it was a bit more upscale than the hookah bars I had been to before but still decided to give it a try.  Upon arriving there was no host or hostess at the door so we had to wait for about 5 minutes.  We were then asked if we had a reservation, which we did, and were seated only after the hostess disappeared for another 5 minutes or so.  \n\nMy friends and I sat down and waited at least 15 minutes before our server came over.  At this point we were all pretty agitated but our server was extremely nice so she enticed us to stay.  We ordered drinks, our hookah and some entrees.  The drinks came first and they were delicious!!! The hookah came next and it was so strong that it could've grown hair on your chest, as my parents would say.  Then our food came which was just as tasty as our drinks (I had the crab and lobster bisque, it was to live for).  When it was time for us to pay our server asked how we wanted the bill to come and naturally we asked for it to be split.  She said they don't do that.  It could only be split evenly.  That sucked because I hadn't ordered as much as my friends had.  \n\nI wouldn't necessarily suggest going back but if one of my friends wanted to go I'd tag along.


Solid 4 stars...!  \n\nBeer, unassumingly sold from a sleek little shop in the middle of the [Miracle Mile] mall.... Ahhhhh, only in Vegas!\n\nAnd there we were.  E, K, and I traipsing about in the Miracle Mile Shopping Center during the Grand Opening weekend of Planet Hollywood, Las Vegas.  Was it presumptuous to assume that we might refrain for the morning from drinking on this second day of a Vegas junket, after a bender of a first night?  Of course it was... =)\n\nAlas, the shimmering chrome and fetching red-n-black silhouette of woman (their logo) drew us in... SIN CITY BREWING CO.!!\n\nOur two pints of Weisse were affordable (@ $4.50 a pint) and very refreshingly good.  They also offer an Light, an Amber, and a Stout... all of which I have the utmost faith in the quality and taste of...\n\nWhy the faith in beers I didn't get to try?  \nReturning the next day to pick up some [skimpy/sexy] tank tops for my girl-friends, I got to meet The Man himself, brew-master Richard Johnson.\n\n\"So, where from...?\" he asked.\n\"San Jose, CA\", I reply.\n\"Me too, that's where my first brewpub was...\" he says, beaming.  \"Gordon Biersch.\"\n\"Oh, wow!  Nice to meet you, sir, I go there all the time\", I espouse, stunned.\n\nRichard Johnson... Gordon Biersch Director of Brewing Operations, Richard Johnson.   Yes, THAT Richard Johnson...\n\nAll in all, a fun little place away from the hustle of the casino floors.  Where good brews are sold as nonchalantly as soda or water... I heart Vegas!\n\n(Plus 1-star for the experience of meeting THE brew-master...!)


Extremely disappointed. Enough said.


My rating is for the customer service not the hotel. The hotel was great, good food with a lot of restaurants and Encore pool is a lot of fun. \n\nWhen I checked into the hotel the computer system was down and continued to stay down for quite amount of hours. I tried to get there early to set up the room since I was throwing a bachelorette party but couldn't get in and around 7:15pm I had to go talk to them again since we had dinner reservations at 7:45pm at another hotel and had to get ready still. The only reason they gave me one room key to only one of our rooms is cause I started crying. To top it off they call us at 1am to tell us our other room is ready but yet don't comp us for that night. They had the girls get ready in their spa and then check their luggage back in at the desk. \n\nOverall the only thing they did for us was give us food credit and comp the resort fee. I honestly believe they could have and should have done more for us since we only got one room at a time and the second room that was ready at 1am wasn't the right one, it only had one bed and the shower didn't work well so we had to have the girls in that room switch rooms again on Sat to one with two beds. \n\nThere was a lot of inconveniences at this hotel that I wouldn't have expected and will not stay there again because of this. There are plenty of other nice hotels that aren't as expensive and will treat you a lot better.


Darn this place.  I wasn't a big fan at first.  Their drinks are good but they serve iced drinks in paper cups, which I find annoying.  But the kid likes their smoothies and the fact that they give her a lollipop and a whipped cream dollop on her straw.  So we go.  THEN ONE DAY.... wait for it.......... we order the Green Apple Smoothie.  Wow.  Wow.  Green Apple, Caramel and, if you really want to go over the top, whipped cream.  Now, all of their smoothies are super sweet treats.  But the Green Apple thing is different and wonderful.


I like this place. The coffees are good and the food is tasty.  Probably the food isn't as good as the ambiance of the place, it just a has a real cool vibe to it so who cares?\n\nParking is usually a problem but the staff is very warm and friendly.


My experience here Dr Hollis Underwood should thank me that I have only written negative complaints to her directly and now in yelp. The experience I had here would be worthy of a complaint to the medical board. \n\nI called to make an appointment to establish myself as a patient the Monday after Labor Day and was in need of an urgent visit as a follow up from an ER visit after a car accident. The first available appointment was December 3rd. \n\nI was forewarned that Dr Underwood doesn't limit her time with her patients to the 15 min insurance companies allow her to bill for and therefore requires her patients pay an additional $150 a year. On the phone I was told I could decide to pay this fee after my initial visit but that wasn't what happened when I got there. \n\nThere was a terrible wait. Then I wS taken back for some preliminary tests and brought back out to wait some more. \n\nI was given really unnecessary tests for someone in their 30s such as a bone density test, EKG and the list goes on. \n\nDr underwood was eager to diagnose me with several severe diseases none of which I even had adequate symptoms to consider an adequate concern she was dying to give me a Pap smear but I had seem my Gyno for my annual well woman exam the day before so that too was unnecessary. \n\nHer staff for the most part were short and abrasive and her scare tactics were disgusting and unappreciated. \n\nMost outrageous was that she ordered tests be sent to me to do at home and send back without ever discussing them with me. Unacceptable!!!\n\nShe doesn't contract with reputable medical facilities like medical imaging and instead has a mobile unit out of another state come to her office monthly. WTF???\n\nWhen I voiced my concerns to her in writing there was not even an attempt to apologize or clear up any confusion. She was simply happy to keep my $150 and who knows what she was collecting from my insurance and let me move on to the next doctor. \n\nI did immediately seek a second opinion and all of her serious concerns were found invalid at Scottsdale Healthcare. \n\nI always enjoyed the prizes in Cracker Jax boxes myself but I prefer my doctors licenses carry more credibility than the cracker Jax prizes.   \n\nRun, don't just walk away from this one and see any other doctor instead.


This review is based strictly off their customer service.\n\nMy wife and I were going out for dinner last night at Muramoto.  We arrived early (5:30p) to the King Street area.  So, we thought we would stop by Nat Spil for a couple pre-dinner cocktails.  Neither of us had been there before and were excited to give it a try.\n\nOur initial take was we really liked the atmoshere - seemed very cool.  However, as mentioned in other reviews, we soon found that the place was small and a little confusing for us.  The place has about 10 tables that I could see and a small bar with about 12 stools.  Is it a restaurant or a bar?  The reason I bring this up is that when we walked in there were two couples sitting at tables and no one at the bar.  One couple had food and other couple just had cocktails.  There was no one to greet us when we walked in (i didn't think that was going to be a big deal but it obvioulsly was), so we sauntered over to the bar and ordered a cocktail.  After the drinks were poured we thought it might be more comfortable sitting at a table and told the bartendress - \"no problem\" she says.\n\nWe chose a table in the front window area.  It was small but had four sets of silverware.  Suddenly a waiter appears and asks if it just the two of us tonight.  \"Yes\" I replied.  He lets out a big sigh, and then snatches two of the silverware sets.  As he is walking to the cupboard to put them away I notice that he is shaking his head the whole time and is still visible pissed that there is only two of us.  He then takes the silverware he just cleared and started slamming/throwing  them back into the cupboard drawers.  \n\nLet me take the opportunity to remind you that there were four other customers in this establishment at this point and it was 5:30pm.  It's not like we were occupying prime seats during prime time.  \n\nSo... The waiter comes back and says, \"what do want for dinner?\"  with an exaggerated roll of his eyes.   I said we were just having drinks and wouldn't be staying long.  Another hugh sigh and he storms off to his station and takes a big drink from his wine glass.  I was surprised to see the waiter drinking at 5:30.  I wonder if he paid for that drink or if it was stolen from the establishment's owner?!?\n\nWell that pretty much sealed it - not going to have a second drink there.  We slammed our cocktails and high tailed it.  As we were leaving we had to walk right past him.  He never looked up or even acknowledged we were leaving.  \n\nInterestingly enough... Around 8:00p as we were walking back to our car from Muramoto, we glanced into the front window of Nat Spil.  It looked they had a whooping crowd of about 6 people.  I wonder how many other people left after dealing with that ass-bag waiter?!?


This place visually is gorgeous. The decor, the music, and the smells. I have been here three times and have both good and not so good things to say about it.\n\nThe Good: the service, the ambiance, the drink menu, great looking people, the bathrooms, the bread, the desserts are yummo !!!\n\nNot so good: the amount of ice they put in the drinks, some of the food is not so great : example..we ordered the poopoo platter and the pork was dry that I didn't want to eat it and same with the ribs


Came here to check out the BBQ. It was just okay. Service was good. But just not special enough to come back to. I think this place is more for their drinks.


I'd give it the exact 3.5 stars it has currently for almost no good reason: the waiter service is attentive and satisfactory---the food portions are gargantuan and generous---the interior is comfortable enough and has fun decoration.\nThe only issue is that picking a restaurant in Vegas gets you stuck in a vicinity for a long time unless you cab it. At Hash House, you're stuck at the Imperial Palace.\nFood was good but not memorable.


Second only to the out-of-business Rajput, this was the most disappointing Indian we'd had in Montreal.\nOnly tried it because we had a group-buy coupon. \nWe ordered a Bhoona and Aloo Ghobi.  Both were bland, the latter, even more so.  The side of  basmati rice was overcooked! - no excuse for a restaurant so pricey to be serving overcooked rice. \nService was inattentive.  I noticed other diners waiting too long to have their orders taken & for the bill to come at the end.  \nThe decor was really lacking also.  \nI'm sure the Old Montreal tourists are the only ones keeping this establishment in business.  \nOnly positive thing I can say is that the music & views outside the windows were pleasant.


I'm glad I tried this place despite the 3 star average rating from the Yelpers!   This place is great if you are in the mood to step out-side the box. \n\nWe came with a group of people (which I think is the key to really maximizing your enjoyment to this place) because you can order a larger variety of items and share in the experience.  \n\n- When Pigs Fly  - Good\n- Har Gau (shimp/pork belly) - Good\n- Pozole Rojo - I can make a better version\n- Carnitas - OMG A must try!\n- Polla a la Parilla - Good\n- Guacamole - it was on the spicy side - I liked it my table-mates didn't\n- Tuna Ceviche - pretty tasty\n- Tres Lychees (dessert) was SO good!!!!\n\nI'm glad I tried this place.


This restaurant is so predictable it's deflating. I might put myself to sleep writing this. I'd like to write a thorough, in depth, review but honestly I just can't bring myself to put aside that much of my time for this place. \n\nLet me start by saying I've lived in No. Scottsdale for 15 years. Seen it all. \n\nIf you enjoy a bar that caters to the elite and the 'who do you know' crowd this is the place for you. The staff and food is as shallow as their attempt at making pizza, which, unfortunately, is what I ate for  dinner.  Sauce-no taste, nothing stood out on my sausage and onion pizza. Go to Lamp Pizza at Pinnacle Peak and Pima. They know what they're doing. \n\nThat's all I got. Nice atmosphere no soul at Isabella's :P


Seasonal place that is always a favorite. A bit off campus but worth the drive.\n\nTake your friends here when it's hot and you'll be guaranteed thanks all night.


Omigosh! We had reservations and they have COMPLETELY ignored us. Even let another group ahead of us. The hostess is rude and condescending. I will never come here again nor would I recommend this place to anyone.  We are still standing here 45 minutes after we should have been seated!


I can put together a mean stir fry at home, so when I go out, I expect a little something extra. Flat Top Grill came up short.\n\nThe buffet was short/limited and the whole atmosphere left me a bit underwhelmed. I've been to other Mongolian BBQ's and they seem to have the whole thing figured out much better. It would have been advantageous if they had made loads of suggested recipe cards readily available right at the buffet line... but they didn't. It also would have been a major plus if they used easily read product labels on buffet line (hand-written labels on crystal-clear plexi-glass isn't easy to read -- at least use slightly opaque plexi-glass, jeez).\n\nAlso, isn't the whole point in choosing to go to one of these kinds of buffets, to enjoy the cooks' witty banter and theatrics as they grill up your dish for you? Apparently the Flat Top doesn't believe that to be the case.\n\nLastly, I was there for a Tuesday night dinner. Not entirely dead-slow, but far from hopping. What I want to know is, why was the server so over-bearing? It seemed like she wanted to get us the hell outta there ASAP so she could get another party sat -- but there wasn't anyone waiting! I know, you're probably thinking we were her last table and she wanted to clock out. But we weren't her last table, there were plenty of others in her section. GAH!\n\nMaybe I'll give this place another shot for lunch, but dinner is highly unlikely.


I love Pei Wei! Love it. I always have pleasant interactions with the employees. I usually get my food to go. They know me. They are fast and my order is always correct. However, this last time I ordered online I went in to pay and the girl behind the counter was beyond rude. It was as if she couldn't be bothered to ring me up. She didn't ask what condiments I wanted. I get the salad, I add another dressing to it. It wasn't busy at all. She acted very snotty and wouldn't even make eye contact with me. As if i was putting her out. She had the eye roll and all. I went in there in a good mood. Told her I had a pick up  order and my name after she asked me and her attitude was enough to keep me away. I go to Pei Wei about every 2 weeks. It has been over 2 months now, all because of the cashier rung me up.  Either fix her attitude or put someone else who is friendly up there.


My third timing coming. I really want to work with them because there's not much Chinese in Phoenix and the staff is super nice; however, the sauce is horrible! More so, it seems like every sushi us cooked in the same hiring, blabs way too sweet sauce. I will not be back.


This place is horrible! I called to see if they carried an Olympus TG-130 in stock and the employee on the phone put me on hold for over 30 minutes like its BestBuy or something. I had to repeat TG to her about 4 times before I had to give her phonetic alphabet so she could know that T=Tango and G=Golf...No! I had to dumb it up for her, \"T\" for Tom and \"G\" for go! After another wait to see if she carried it in stock, finally they did carry it. I asked for pricing and they told me they could not give out prices over the phone! WT****...so I asked her \"really? so you are telling me that I have to drive out from Henderson, over 25 miles to know the price?\" she said \"yeah.\" Un-freaking believable!!! I bet anything it's one of those places that does not tell you how much things are so when you visit them you find out an item that is $100 is $500 there! Anything to fish you to try to make you come out. Would not do any business with them. Very poor customer service!!!


Me and my boyfriend went here for dinner last night because I had a Chinese food craving and thought it would be good to try something new. Honestly, I wasn't impressed at all. Forget hitting the spot, the food here didn't even get anywhere near the spot.\nFirstly, the place is pretty small and has a rather weird layout. We were seated at a table near the bar and man, did the sound of the bartender shaking up drinks get annoying! It was so loud that I had trouble hearing my boyfriend a couple times.\nNo sooner were we seated than the waitress asked us if we wanted to start off with any appetizers. I mean, at least give us a chance to look at the menu! Other than that, she was very attentive and courteous so I'll give them points for service. \nWe ordered the steamed pork pot stickers, which were pretty decent. For entrees, I ordered the Kung Pao chicken and my boyfriend had the Mongolian Crispy Fried Noodles. The Kung Pao chicken was disgusting. Firstly, it was not spicy at all, even though it's marked as spicy on their menu. The chicken wasn't marinated and tasted like boiled chicken covered with sauce. The Mongolian Crispy Fried Noodles were much better, although nothing really worth writing home about.\nI'm never going back. I'd much rather eat at places that focus one thing and master it rather than being a Jack of all trades and trying their hand at everything from Chinese and Thai to Spanish and Tapas.


One star for the gelato. The rest of the food was not good and the RIo hotel is in bad shape. It was recommended by Worldmark, and I am unsure why. We went on 7/6 for breakfast and there was no line at all. No wonder...


This post is from my last trip to Las Vegas. It was supposed to be \"No Meat March,\" but obviously it didn't turn out that way. When I am on vacation it pretty much an all you can eat time. I absolutely enjoy trying new places and cannot resist temptation; therefore, out with \"No Meat March\" and in with Smash Burger! It's utterly necessary that you try this place, especially the sweet potato fries! Pictures on my blog.


Nestled in a strip mall you might overlook this place.  I had the chance to stop in yesterday to try it out and I wasn't dissapointed (completely).  Upon walking in I got the sense this place is popular based on the number of people in line and waiting for food.\n\nThat was probably the biggest drawback, the wait.  But the chicken I added to my greek salad needed time to cook I suppose so that was ok.  They did mess up my buddy's order so that wasn't exactly a good thing though.  My salad was great, fresh and cheaply priced in my opinion.\n\nIf you're coming in here for the atmosphere or the interior feel, you may, no you will be dissapointed.  I took my order to go.


Being from PA, this is the closest Pizza to those we used to get back home. Great and crispy crust. Very impressed. \n\nThat being said, this place is very expensive for no reason. The portions are not great and it's just good ol fashion pizza with ordinary ingredients. $17 for a 12\" pie is a bit ridiculous. \n\nWe also ordered the zucchini fries which were way over battered and there are only about 9 pieces for $6+.\n\nAlthough I am a fan of the pizza, I don't see my self dropping $30 on a 12\" pie, zuchini fries and cheese bread.


Excellent breakfast and a fun place to go with kids! We have only ever had breakfast here, and on their breakfast menu the waffles amazing! The breakfast tacos and scramble bowls are excellent too.


Here's the thing, I just never have cash on me, and so it's unlikely I'll ever do the bulk of my shopping at Jenifer Street Market. With that said, my excitement from a year ago has dimmed due to the fact that their produce section has really taken a hit, and I find the place a bit dirty. I don't really want the place I'm buying consumable products to be dirty. Staff is helpful and I don't mind their unfortunate maroon vests (seriously what's with those) but the place has just really gone down hill and doesn't warrant using the ATM and paying insane fees.


This buffet did not live up to my expectations.  If it's a pricey Vegas buffet, I expected way more than what Wynn offered. \n\nCame here on a Sunday night and there was no line.  \n\nThe food selection was alright, or perhaps I was in a rush to make my way through everything.\n\ni did not discover anything that I wanted to go back for a second serving.


Amazing as always. The service is great. The food is delicious. The decor is farm-dreamy. But, what else could you expect from Sam Fox? I'd recommend the chicken (chef worried I didn't have enough sauce first time I ordered it and sought my table out with an additional bowl just in case) or the spaghetti (noodles very clearly made in house and out of this world).


In Oct. my son that is at  UNCC had a nail in his tire. The person at Tire Kingdom told him he needed 3 new tires., THe car is dented and has over 151,000 miles on it.We told him to match the tread. Instead of giving him options of prices they put on$ 184.00 tires EAC on the vehicle. I called very upset the next morning and the manger said he would not give me an exchange nor would he give me any money off. He offered a 4th tire with a $70.00 rebate and would discount an oil change! This is taking advantage of a young consumer and  in my opinion a terrible way of doing business. I would NEVER recommend this company.


My boyfriend made reservations here for my birthday dinner. The view was amazing (at night)  and the food was delicious. We both ordered the surf and turf my lobster was so good and my steak so tender and moist . My boyfriend who usually doesn't like his steaks medium rare ended up finishing my plate!  he said and I quote \" best steak hes ever had\" we came at night and the vibe was romantic.


Been a member of Gold's Gym first, then 24 Hour Fitness and now LVAC. As far as equipment is concerned, this is the best gym I have ever been a member of. They have top of the line stuff and it is always in good working order. If it breaks, they are on it and get it repaired quickly! A lot more than I can say about Gold's and 24 Hour Fitness.\n\nBut, I have to say they are lacking in customer service. Every employee at 24 Hour Fitness on Green Valley Parkway felt like a personal friend. They greeted you, remembered you, and said goodbye to you when you left. I actually miss them. I kinda felt like an idiot when I moved back to Summerlin two years ago and joined LVAC because it was closer to my new house, and I would try and spark a conversation with the counter workers and they would look at me like I was an idiot and didn't care to speak to me. And when I left after my workout, they would never say goodbye. I waived to them, thinking I was at my old 24 Hour Fitness on Green Valley Parkway, and they never waived back for my first two weeks being a member. I finally realized they didn't care if I were coming or going, so I just stopped trying to speak with them when I checked in and stopped waiving goodbye when I left.\n\nEnding to this story is that I love the location, love the equipment, love the set up but I am not a fan of the hospitality. Do I recommend this gym? Oh of course! If you're looking for a good work out and not great hospitality, this is the place for you. I have to admit that I come in on a mission, headphones on and tunnel vision only focusing on my workout. I've always been that way, but 24 Hour Fitness on Green Valley Parkway changed me and made me more open and friendly to the staff. But it took me a week or so to realize that LVAC is not here to be your friends, they are here to get you in shape. And I honestly don't have a beef with that all. I am in the best shape I've been in since having a gym membership, so they are doing something right! :)


My husband and I had both of our families in town for a small wedding in February. We had our first date at MezzaNotte and have been regular customers since. We decided to have a little dinner reception at the restaurant after our ceremony. It was a large party of 18 people. We had quite a bit of trouble getting a menu established with the managers. They don't seem to communicate very well and are largely unorganized. On The night of our reception most everything went alright, but we were disappointed that the managers didn't honor our menu requests. We paid a lot of money to have our families eat at the restaurant and while the main dishes were good, our agreed upon appetizers and desserts were not. We were highly disappointed and will probably be looking for a new neighborhood italian restaurant.


I rented a truck in July for a one-way move.   I was supposed to pick the truck up around 10 AM, but it wasn't available until well after 2 PM.  When I showed up at 10:00, there was a long line of customers and only one employee who could work the computer.   Since my truck wasn't there, the employee said I should call over in a few hours to check on the status.  When I called the number he gave me, I was routed to a central call center and my call was answered by a disgruntled troll.  So I decided to make a second personal appearance.  This time, I got into line behind the guy who was returning my truck 4 or 5 hours late.  The employee behind the computer from the morning appeared to be the only staff member at the location - literally.  He dealt with the previous guy, cleaned out the truck, then processed the paperwork for me.  That employee was extremely nice, but it was ridiculous that he was left there by himself.  The process took about an hour.\n\nAlso, the boxes that I bought there fell apart.  Buy your boxes from Two Men and a Truck - they're more expensive, but they stay together.


Flaming Kabob, disguised as a former 5 & Diner, has been open at this location for a little over two years. Why, then, hasn't anyone reviewed it? \n\nThe staff was nice enough. The place was nearly empty at 1 pm on a Wednesday, yet service was remarkably slow. There were only two staff members in the front, but there were also only two other tables occupied while we were there. \n\nI admit, after being spoiled with the wonderful Mediterranean cuisine of Fattoush, this place left me disappointed and yearning for my favorite little hole in the wall joint. There were seven of us, so we got to sample an array of what Flaming Kabob has to offer. Here's a run down: \n\nHits: \nThe Tabbouleh salad was tasty. \nThe rice, with golden raisins, was very moist and flavorful. \nChicken kabob was spot on. \nThe garlic sauce was good, but not as smooth as i've had other places. \nTasty iced tea. (garden variety) \n\nMisses: \nBaba ghanoush lacked flavor. Consistency was good. \nHummus could use more spice. \nFalafel was overdone, almost to the point of being charred, yet soggy in the middle. \nSpinach pie (spanakopita) was awful. Ricotta cheese and some odd spice that we couldn't name ruined this dish. \nChicken kofta was an odd texture. It's ground chicken, but there's something else about it....\nPitas came straight from a bag. Come on guys, can't you do any better? \n\nAnd completely unrelated to the food.....the bathroom was out of toilet paper. Or seat covers. Or anything resembling a paper product that one might use after relieving themselves. \n\nFinal verdict: Don't waste your time or money. The prices are higher than many similar places- $8-9 for a lunch plate, the service is really slow, and it just isn't that good.


This place doesn't even deserve 1 star. The food was terrible, if you like something like church's chicken  you might approve. We ordered the prawn appetizer; there were 3 1/2 sized  prawns fried and skewered sitting on a GREASY OIL SOAKED napkin with a mayonnaise based dipping sauce on the side....happy hour priced @ $9.00. The 2nd  appetizer was their cieviche of which ive seen similar representation in the deli department at Albertsons.....not impressive at all, and it was served in a 4oz mason jar with crackers laid out on a plate like Grandma would serve, also $9.00 happy hour priced.  Eeeeeek! The drinks were also unimpressive, the dirty martini had oils floating on top and the supposed blue cheese olive was a creamy cheap imitation  @ $15.00 ea including the tax! We had to ask the waiter twice for napkins, by the time he brought them we had finished the 3 measly greasy shrimp! Sadly, the best part of the outing were the mints at the door on the way out. Never, never, never! What a gigantic disappointment!


Worst place ever. Not only did they get my order wrong, they didn't put CHICKEN in our chicken sandwich! All it had was cheese and bacon between two buns! Our sodas were filled with ice that the straw would not fit and they were flat. The girl working the drive thru seemed nice, but I would have preferred to have gotten what I ordered.


The Lunch Box is the best place to go if you're looking for great food in the University area around UNLV.  The selections are limited, but the quality on everything is top notch, and the menu changes daily, so you'll never know what you'll see.  The Chef and Owner, Joe, used to work at Bouchon, and is originally from Chicago.  He is a very nice guy, and everything he makes is great!\n\nThe menu consists mostly of Hot Dogs, but the daily specials consist of everything from Korean Tacos to Pork Belly Sandwiches.  The Chicago Dog is my favorite, but he also has several other styles, all served with all-beef, Kosher Hot Dogs.  The Chicago Dog is a served standard Chicago-style, and that's just how I like it.  All beef Hot Dog, chopped onion, fresh tomato, pickle, hot peppers, mustard, ketchup, and celery salt.  Perfect Hot Dog, and no one does it better in Las Vegas than The Lunch Box.  \nThe Chilean Dog has avocado, spicy mayo, sauerkraut (great sauerkraut, by the way), tomato, and other basics on the all-beef Hot Dog.  \nThey also have a Coleslaw Dog, and a Chili-Cheese Dog.  \n\nThe desserts at The Lunch Box are also very good.  In fact, their desserts are better than many of the places dedicated to dessert.  They have house-made Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee that is fantastic.  They also have had House-made Waffle and Ice Cream Sandwich.  I have also seen shaved ice on the dessert menu, as well.  \n\nIf you go to UNLV, work around there, or happen to be in the area, I'd highly suggest stopping by The Lunch Box.  You will support a small business that is focused on quality, and get a great meal at the same time.  It's also a very affordable lunch.  Most of the Hot Dogs are around $3.50, and my whole meal usually is around $5.


NY'er trying to find thai in Pittsburgh came across Nicky's Thai.  Curry sauces had too much brocolli and red peppers.... Curry sauce very thin and too much coconut milk.   Had the chef duck special and was very salty .  On a brighter note pad thai and thai ice tea was good.  conclusion this is not authentic thai!


The Stand is one of my new favorite go to grab and go restaurants. All of their food is high quality, tasty and fresh. Stand-outs are the burger with cheese and grilled jalapenos and the fries. They also make a mean Arnold Palmer. My only complaint is their chicken taco which I wanted to like but is a bit too bland.


Don't come around lunchtime.  The line is long.\n\nActually, I got the impression the wait time can be long given the copious amount of seating at this place. \n\nNo, wait. The guys out front (fund raising for something) were the dying canaries. I asked if I should come back. They laughed when I stopped dead in my tracks, IN HORROR, at the line snaking out the front door.\n\nThey said it had been like that all morning.\n\nOh.\n\nGREAT.\n\nI was there two hours to obtain an updated license. (With photo!)\n\nThe upside is that everyone was nice. I would recommend bringing a magazine if you absolutely must go to this location. Otherwise, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. \n\nWhen I first moved to Phoenix I went to another location and it was a lovely experience. THIS WAS NOT. This purgatory, or scene from Beetle Juice, reminded me of the DMV in Times Square. The only difference is the lack of turning security bars. (Once you leave you're not allowed back inside.)\n\nI still find it shocking how no proof is required to change your residence. No paperwork, no bills, NADA! If you say so, the state of Arizona will believe it. \n\nOne last tip: Don't forget your blue or black pen!\n\nI can't tell you how many times I heard \"You filled the form out wrong. It has to be in blue or black pen.\" \n\nOR, the dreaded,\n\"No. There are no pens here.\"


Could not get into the Black Bear diner so we started looking around for a place to have breakfast before we started a trip.  Came across this place and it was not crowded, although the food is good enough for it to be crowded.  Have the breakfast sandwich. It was great.   The country potatoes are not that could, so stick with the hash browns.   Nice spot.  Will come again.


Now I had a very bad experience with this groomer. Now the shop owner was sweet at first but in my opinion must have become jaded over her long standing years as pet groomer because when I heard my dog cry out from the back room and asked if it was her lori's answer was \"that falls under the category of oh well that's to bad it has to be done\" I couldn't believe she said that to me but I kept silent I just knew my dog wasn't one to cry like that anyhow I'm going to make a very long story short and let y'all know that the result of that was my poor baby nails being clipped on one paw way to short so short that they were bleeding however I didn't know until I got home and rinsed her off to make sure she was hair free and the powder she had stopped the bleeding with came off. I'd wondered why my pup was acting so odd and scared. I called Lori and she admitted to the accidentally cutting her nails to short and I'm not one to be an ass but why wouldn't she tell me before I took my dog home where I have a very well taken care of white antique couch? Her unprofessional attitude and smart remarks not to mention very dirty waiting area taught me not to be so quick to trust just anyone with my pooch. The least she could have done was tell me what happened before going home or was it perhaps it was the $12 tip she was afraid id take back well I'll never know because I'll never return to have my dog done there again and I say you don't either. Sorry for dragging you through the mud Lori but in your own words \"that falls under the category of that to bad it has to be done\"


I held off on reviewing until I had a chance to try Cento a third time.\n\nFirst, the good:\n\n- The setting is awesome. Might be the best designed restaurant setting in Madison.\n- The drinks are quite good. It's definitely worth checking out the cocktail menu\n- Staff is friendly but not exceptional yet\n\nThe not so good; I've tried a few things off the menu over 3 visits (Bacon dates, gnocchi, beef tartare, burrata, beets, porchetta pizza, bucatini carbonara, pork chop, cauliflower) so I think the following thoughts are pretty accurate. In general, the food doesn't measure up to the ambiance or price.\n\n- Gnocchi was overworked/gummy. They were described as \"pillows\" and they definitely didn't come out that way. I mentioned this in passing to our waitress when she asked how everything was and I got the impression that she didn't really put much credence in my feedback.  \n- Food was underseasoned across the board. Pizza crust had very little flavor and the bucatini carbonara lacked salt - not sure how that's even possible given the fact that the ingredients include parmigiano and pork cheek (guanciale).\n- Pork chop was overcooked (we wanted to try the beef or lamb but both were sold out when we went )\n\nI really hope the food continues to improve and I'm not ready to give up on Cento yet. I still love the setting and will update this review if my next meal justifies it.


We stayed here for a week for business/pleasure. The pools were very nice, well-kept, and clean. Staff was professional and friendly. There was hardly any one there so in a sense we had the place to ourselves. \n\nWe bid 75 on priceline and got the standard studio but upgraded (for 20/night) when we saw how small and dark the studio was. The rooms themselves were clean but needed serious remodeling: you have to connect your lap top using the old S-video to the old tv set if you want to watch a DVD, the showers leaked, the lighting is outdated, and we had to call maintenance to replace the washer on our facet. \n\nOverall, I think we overpaid a bit, but not by much. It was a nice stay but  wouldn't stay here again unless it was 75/night for the suite.


Delicious food. Has low calorie options which is nice. Deserts were amazing (saved all those calories on dinner). Have had breakfast here twice and dinner once. Great every time!


Decent food... if you want \"Sichuan/Szechwan\" food you have to ask for the black menu. We noticed when Asians came into the restaurant they were only given the black menu, we had to ask for it. \n\nThat aside, the food was flavorful and tasty, but, even \"hot\" dishes were far from hot, even though we asked for them to be very hot. \n\nDumplings were a bit over done and soggy. While I've not been to china, this wasn't on par with Sichuan places I've been to in NY and other major cities. I do really want to try their 'Hot Pots' so am looking forward to go back for that. \n\nService was swift and polite.   Knowing Mandarin Chinese or having a friend that knows it woudl help. \n\nSo if you take the Szechwan part out of it, I think it's a decent place to go for what I can only guess is Americanized Chinese food in general.\n\nThe water cooked chicken had a very interesting herbal spice to it and was very pleasant with other dishes on the table.


Ordered brisket beef sandwich - inedible, stringy and fatty. BLT salad small for $7 and very average. Would not return


The last time and I think possibly the last time I will stay here was not all that great.  We were set up for a room in their tower instead of the pyramid and was glad since we didn't have to hear the slot machines going off at all hours of the night and to smell the cigarette smoke.  BUT, the trek just to find the elevator to the tower sucked.  I generally have a pretty good sense of direction and memorize paths really well but over the 3 days we were staying there, we probably got lost 3-4 times trying to find that set of elevators for the tower.  \nThe rooms were kind of shabby but good enough if you just want to crash and use a clean bathroom.  We had a side view of the strip which was nice but my fiance and I both agree that it was too far from the attractions we normally would go to (even with that tram...).   We did stay here during the slow season and got a really good deal (something like $100/ person with flight and hotel and some coupons for the King Tut exhibit and some of the IMAX shows) but I probably wouldn't go back if I had a choice.


It was just okay.  We've been to numerous Sushi restaurants in Charlotte, Davidson & Asheville, and this was probably our least favorite out of all of them.  It wasn't \"bad\"..just very boring.  We have another restaurant.com coupon from the Ayrsley restaurant so maybe that will be better.


Great food & atmosphere


You can't go wrong with treats that are available late, late and until midnight!  \n\nI was impressed with the friendliness of the owner. She was both effusive and patient when we stumbled in for our sugar fix. \n\nWe sampled several cupcakes. A little too cold from the refrigerated glass showcase. The coldness just detracted from the fresh bakery feel but shoulders above any grocery store cupcake. I would be back for another late night treat and maybe a coffee this time too.


Fast and cheap tasty food. I like the chicken curry over rice for only 4.95!!  Also the mango pudding for dessert is delicious and only $1.25. I came here because Monta was a ridiculously long wait and it ended up being great.


Had lunch here before attending the Dec. Yelp Hours at Cartel down the street.  $6.95 Green curry w/ chicken called my name.  It's a good thing the server took my order before I had a chance to wait much longer- the noise level was driving me up the walls!  Sure, it was during lunch, but I've been here during dinner, too, and even though there were only four or five tables going at that time, the noise level was high.\n\nVeggie soup with tofu came in a small bowl.  Lightly-salted, fresh-tasting, perfect to get the juices flowing.  Soon after, a plate with jasmine rice, an oval bowl of green curry, and a small eggroll arrived.  Took a bite of eggroll and was disappointed to see * in the mix.  This is the first time I've seen * in eggrolls served in a Thai restaurant... Thai coworkers tell me that's not the norm.  (Another inauthentic dish served here is their pad woon sen- silver-bean noodles with veggies, tofu/chicken, and egg.  TB serves it dripping with sauce when it should be on the dry side.)\n\nCurry sauce was good, but looked too watery and not silky enough.  Medium-spiced, perfectly light.  However, the noise level, soggy pad woon sen, and eggrolls with * will keep me away.


We've been to Off the Strip twice now in the past month, and both times we have had a wonderful experience. Every single item that came out of the kitchen was amazing. We had their calamari and tomato caprese appetizers, and both were gone within minutes. For the main course, my husband ordered their chicken alfredo and I chose the shrimp scampi, both with Caesar salads to start. Everything was phenomenal. The dishes were  both very fresh and seasoned perfectly - no complaints here! After dinner we ordered their famous cheesecake, and it did not disappoint! The wait staff has been great both times we've been in there, very responsive and they always have a positive attitude. The atmosphere is casual, with a few TVs playing behind the bar. \n\nHonestly, you wouldn't know it from looking at it from the outside (or from the inside either!), but the food here is some of the best I've had in Las Vegas. And the prices are incredibly reasonable for the quality - added bonus!  I'd recommend this to anyone, and will likely be back there again soon.


What a great place for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.  The beer list is extensive and amazing!  There is something on there for everyone, whether or not you are a beer lover.  The food is equally amazing- the steamed mussels are one of my favorites.  It's a fun, energetic atmosphere.  I always make sure to hit this place up whenever I am in town.


Puck again hits a home run!  We have gone to several of his restaurants and have not been disappointed yet. \n\nWe had brunch-the omelet was delicious as were the pancakes. Trevor was attentive and took great care of us. Omar kept the coffee flowing and this is important in Vegas in the morning!  Great views as it is close to the gondolas with faux sky and buildings. Very relaxing setting. We will be back!


We went to the Wildlife World Zoo to check out the aquarium and see what kind of reptiles they had. It's only a few minutes from where we live and we love to go to different zoos. The biggest problem with this zoo is the ridiculous entrance fee. Make sure to get a discount coupon if you're going to go (they have them in the West Valley View newspaper from time to time.)\nThe zoo itself is pretty cool. There is a large amount of birds of many different species as well as the normal large cats and Savannah ungulates. Of course our favorite part was the reptile house, including a giant Galapagos Tortoise along with many other snakes and lizards. There is also a place where children can interact with sulcata tortoises. \nThe aquarium is pretty nice. Its not the best I've ever been to, but also not the worst. The problem, as I already stated, is that it is the most expensive zoo I've ever been to.


Pros and Cons of our visit to Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant. \n\nPros\n*Food was really tasty. \n*Nice menu with lots of pictures and unique items. \n*Large portions of food at affordable prices. \n* Food was very tasty!\n\nCons\n*Poor service, (I'm only rating my visit) \nWait staff just seemed uninterested/unfriendly. But this is Vegas. What did I expect. \n\n\nSummary\n I'd go back lots of yummy looking food pictured on the menu I did not order today.


It's Kristen. I am surprised by many of the negative reviews and am assuming that most of them are from people who are resentful that they didn't buy their clothes. Now don't misunderstand me here - I, too, become frustrated when I walk in with a box full of clothes and walk out with the same box full of clothes, and then see super ugly clothes hanging on display. But it still remains that, if you put some time and energy into your shopping here, some of the clothes you walk away with are awesome and unique. I have one polka dotted dress I bought from here a a couple months ago, and every time I wear it out, I am stopped several times and asked where I got it. Last time, I heard girls whispering about it - confidence booster for sure. Just because the clothing isn't Goodwill cheap, doesn't mean that it's not a good deal. I never feel like I pay too much for the clothing I pick out. Overall, fun experiences at Buffalo Exchange. PS. Don't be lame and buy the TOMS here... totally defeats the purpose.


The worst Thai food we've ever had ! We ordered chicken satay (it was the only good item we ordered ) . Bbq chicken was very dry, crab pad thai was nasty , it had a weird smell. Also prawns with lobster sauce was fishy . Waitress wasn't helpful at all. We ordered our food to go. As she gave our food which took about 30 minutes to get, not to mention there was only two other tables. She was standing there waiting for a tip. Terrible food & service. NEVER AGAIN !!!


Being a huge fan of Chicago- style stuffed pizzas, the only reason I hadn't made it out to Amore sooner was the location (far from home in Henderson) and my on and off adherence to low carb diets. On Friday I used my birthday week (yes I said week, LOL) as a caloric excuse and finally made it out to try the best stuffed pizza in our fair city ! \n\nHaving read Yelp and with a certain degree of familiarity with Chicago style pizzas, I knew to call ahead to make sure I could squeeze Amore into my lunch break and still get in and out of there in under an hour. The lunch specials for $5 looked good, but I had to try the stuffed pie to see if this place lived up to my favorite spots in Chicago. Their large with 2 toppings for $15.99 was well priced (on special?), and was ready within the promised 45 minutes. \n\nI'll start with the service - it was fabulous. Our waitress couldn't have been more nice or helpful. The pie was beautiful and looked like the pies I remember in Chicago. Ok, I'll be blunt. This pie was by far the best I've had in Vegas (as far as Chicago stuffed styles go), but definitely isn't \"just like Chicago\". It's like Steve said - it's a nicotine patch equivalent for Chicago pizza addicts. \n\nFor me, the sauce was way too sweet but I realize that's personal preference. The crust while \"bland\" was very true to the style and for me extremely reminiscent of Giordano's . The cheese was extremely gooey and perfect and they didn't skimp on the quantity at all! The toppings were a bit skimpy for my taste (I'd like to see a bit more of them!), but otherwise it was a great pizza.  \n\nWhile this wouldn't be a 5 star joint in Chicago, we are in Vegas after all!  This is the closest most authentic Chicago stuffed style here in town and i look forward to adding this my lunch rotation every once in awhile. The staff was awesome and the price is right.


Not a normal steak, but one of my favorites in Pgh.


Usually I could spend hours looking at all of the products, but this past weekend I couldn't wait to get out of there. I felt demeaned and inferior to the sales team at this store. When I asked for a certain product I was told, \"That's the cheap stuff. I don't know a lot about that line.\" So when I asked for other suggestions, I was handed two $60 products. Well, I'm sure the products were great, but I was not asked my price point and felt rushed along. \n\nA second sales lady asked if I needed help twice, kept watching me and introduced herself multiple times, like she never saw me before. I left the old products on the counter while the new sales lady talked me through a different line. The original sales lady was very short and a bit harsh when she asked if I didn't want her products anymore. \n\nI finally left empty handed, because the pressure and rude antics of the sales team.


The concept behind Five Guys takes fast food to a new level. I call it \"Premium Fast Food\". After all, plan on paying about a 40% premium over the scarf and barf places that are on every corner. But there is a reason to pay more. Five Guys is labor-intensive. They employ actual people who are friendly, fun, dedicated and efficient. Where the Arcadia store finds these people is a mystery but I'm glad they do. \n\nThe menu is very simple. They sell burgers with one veggie and one cheese sandwich option and a hot dog. That's the menu. When they say \"Burgers and Fries\", they mean it. Instead of a smashed mess with a quarter-inch thick piece of mystery meat in it, Five Guys delivers quality meat, hand formed patties, hand assembled while you watch and a real human touch with others lack. But I can eat and enjoy a Bacon Cheeseburger there and be stuffed, not wondering what is going to get me through the rest of the day. It's darn tasty, too and worth the drive out of my way. \n\nAlso, if you want to delve into the health aspect, this is much healthier fast food in terms of fat, calories from fat, sodium, etc. The customer is in charge of what goes on the burger, too. Want to cut the sodium, order without the bacon. Simple choices. \n\nI also love the Coca-Cola machines which are self-serve. They offer a myriad of soft drinks you can't buy in stores like Lime Coke and Raspberry Coke. Mmmm.


Poor customer service, especially on the phone. I know it's Home Depot, but the least you could do is introduce yourself when you pick up a phone call instead of just saying, \"hullo.\" And don't respond with \"yeah, of course!\" when we ask you if it's Home Depot because you didn't tell us where we were calling in the first place.


No place settings - had to steal from empty table.  Dough wasn't cooked all the way, cold and doughy in spots with hot toppings? Frozen pizza kinda quality. Salads were drenched in dressing to the point of soggy lettuce.


When I moved to S Scottsdale from Central Phoenix, I was so sad to leave Richardson's and Dick's Hideaway behind in my old hood . . .  until I discovered Carlsbad Tavern. \n\nI love my food with a little bite - it's comfort AND adventure on one plate. And unlike my central favorites, Carlsbad has plenty of tables ready for me to pop in on a whim. More room, yet it still feels cozy.\n\nOutside by the waterfalls with warming heaters - great for a first date OR a night with good friends!


The Hilton Timeshare is the best during a Mayweather fight, I stayed here May 4th for the fight and I plan on staying here again in September for an upcoming fight. Being able to use my timeshare during special events in Las Vegas saves me a lot of $$$$.\nThis place is just great.


Chicken fried steak and eggs rocks!!!!!!!  Service was excellent. Very attentive. Portions were big and prices were fair. Location was easily accessible with plenty of parking. Restaurant was clean and coffee delicious. We loved it. Great weekend breakfast spot.


The Buffet, like the rest of Aria, looks promising, but somehow is just oddly off.  It's a vibe that says \"Hey, we're new and sleek and modern, isn't that enough?\".   There is some good food, and most of it is okay, but not really worth the long wait and the price they charge.  Also, the layout is really odd, with all of the food around the outer perimeter of the seating area.  Depending on where you sit, you may have to walk a long way to see it all.  I guess that's one way to burn off the calories.   Also, there are no self-serve drinks.  That may be okay for a place that isn't very crowded, but with the number of people they pump through these buffets, it doesn't cut it.


I was very impressed with the quality of food.  A great destination for those who are looking for an organic, very tasty meal.  I'd definetely go back.


I still like this place.  It's just that sometimes you get a GREAT student and other times just an OK one.  But they are students and they ARE learning and they need to practice.  My face is just too sensitive to take a chance with students.  The second time I went for a facial, the girl wasn't as skilled and squeezed my pores too much leaving marks (I scar VERY easily).  \n\nOn my 3rd visit, I decided to ditch the facials and try a chemical peel.  It had been years and a recent bout of breakouts had left some scarring.  I appreciate their \"better to be safe then sorry\" approach but it turned out to be a very mild peel.  I had wanted something stronger.  I decided I can do the same type of peel at home using a similar solution online.  I DON'T RECOMMEND ANYONE ELSE TO DO THIS.  I used to do chemical peels on myself years ago, so I know when to remove the solution.  Otherwise I would still suggest people check SWINA out for facial treatments.  Some of the students are really good and it is a very soothing environment.


(+)s:\nHidden in a random plaza, staff that only speaks Chinese, a view into the kitchen where you can watch the hand pulled noodles being prepared. Great prices for authentic chinese food. \n\nI've only been here once but the spicy noodles here are scrumptious. \nIf I come back the next time and the food is still consistently delicious, this will definitely become a 5 star review


i used this business 2 years ago and signed up for a year of service for $25.00\nper month.  i had my thermostat replaced and the service person said i needed\n2 compactors for my furnace, costing around $250.  he tried to \"sell\" me a\nnew heater/a/c unit, which i declined.\n\nanother new service person came to check out my \"free\" a/c unit last spring,\nbut it cost $159.00.  he said he would put himself down, on paper, to schedule\nmy next service.  i did NOT like that! \n\nsince he was buying a new home, he also tried to \"sell\" me a new heater/a/c unit;\nand even took pictures of my outside units on video.  he said the wires might\nget hot and things looked rusty.  he kept bugging me about making coffee, and\nasked too many questions of my home.  i had had it with them, and i called\nthem to stop mailing and phoning me.\n\nwould not recommend this kind of service to anyone.\n\nbarb b\n9/6/2013


I always get nervous when it's time to service my car, as I don't know much about what's goin on under the hood. So I have to find professionals who I can trust, feel comfortable with. Gene is one of those guys. He's gonna lay it to me straight. If I need something  he'll say it, if not, he'll tell me not to worry about it right now. Now, That's what you need in a mechanic...the truth! Go see Gene, you'll thank me later.


We had lunch yesterday and I'm giving the 2 stars because yes, of course I've experienced better but will say they deserve 2 stars because of how apologetic they were about our lunch. First of we arrived right at 1 pm and there were only 3 tables in the restaurant but after being seated we waited 5 full minutes and had to ask for menus and water (5 servers were standing around the computer chatting). WOW. We waited 40 minutes for our food and after all that my husbands burger was well done not medium rare and my dish came out afterwards which they apologized for profusely.  The tomato soup was outstanding but the burger and my meatballs were mediocre at best.  The kitchen and service needs a lot of work.  I'm not real interested in the chef although I'm sure he is very talented but I would say I personally think his time might be better spent in the kitchen instead of visiting with customers at this early point in his restaurant launch.  The G.M. Linda was very friendly and asked us to please return so we may at some point but first impressions really are everything. If they had been busy, I would have understand but asking for menus and service? We were regulars at Petra's so were hoping for a good replacement restaurant where we could become regulars. Too many other choices in this town, sorry.


We went to live to eat taco and I got the cashier service bues these ali does not want to take water from natural and has a bad attitude bad


Part of staying at the Aria Hotel is that we were given $100 for resort credits that we could use daily. So, instead of wasting extra bucks, we ended up trying this buffet place. The service was poor, they were really slow in getting our drinks, and the food was way too dry and not much choice. Oh well, what do you expect for free food? I'd suggest to go to another hotel if you plan not to ruin your taste buds to get nicer brunch menu!


My husband and I stopped in before we went to see a movie. We had already had dinner so we only stopped in for a cocktail and some deserts. \n\nWe sat on the patio which was really nice. We were the only ones sitting at the patio, so we were worried that we would be forgotten about but the service was still rather good.\n\nHe had a beer and I had a frozen strawberry margarita. The margarita was slightly watered down and could have used a bit more strawberry to it. My husband tried a beer called Victoria which actually wasn't bad at all. I also ordered a frozen ice cream. I went with the vanilla ice cream. The presentation was lovely and I enjoyed the deep fried ice cream. \n\nI did hit up the bathroom before we headed out to the theater and I was very impressed with the bathroom. The women's bathroom has a large full sized mirror and the handicapped/nursing bathroom is very large and has ton of room. \n\nOverall, it was a nice experience and we may end up going back for dinner on our next date night.


Ark is OK.  I've had better rentals from hertz and also a local company Verve  http://www.VerveCarRental.com  They do cash car rentals in Las Vegas to like Ark does them.  There are lots of companies you can book  that are decent, it just depends on what you expect and your budget really of course!!


Pasand is under new ownership and the changes already seem good. I went there today expecting the same old stuff. What I got was some truely excellent tasting food. The food was leaps and bounds above the previous food. The spices were much more distinct and flavorful and especially fresh. In talking with the owners they were going to rennovate the run downinside and add some more buffet places. Overall I approve of what has been down to the place especially the food.


Slow slow slow slow slow! No point in using the drive thru because you would have taken the same time parking and going inside. If you must go, great brownies and turkey sandwiches too!


This place makes Old Country Buffet seem like a desolate fast-food joint. For $30, it's reasonably priced for all-you-can-indulge and for $37, unlimited mimosas, bloody Marys and champagne. Bubbly! \n\nI love that even during the brunch hours (8 am - 3 pm), they had everything from fluffy pancakes to kalbi Korean short ribs. I don't know about you but that's exactly how my palate functions, in a myriad of savory and sweet flavors and textures. \n\nA chef will whip up a customized omelette or you can serve yourself from row after row of seafood, Asian, fruits and veggies, pasta, eggs benedict and even sushi. \n\nAnd if you're feeling frisky, try hitting up the dessert area first. A case of mouth-watering and creamy gelato awaits you as well as a pastry case of little colorful delicacies (rich chocolate mousse atop tangy passion fruit, tiny gold-flecked wafer cones, chocolate covered strawberries!)\n\nFinally, this is a buffet that understand portions. A significant chunk of their offerings come pre-portioned in mini cups, bowls and dishes so it's easier to try a taste of everything. Usually, I find myself putting 5 lbs of mac and cheese on my plate by accident so this was a nice change. \n\nThe wait wasn't too long but it is rather silly to have a cashier line AND a \"waiting to get into the buffet before I keel over from hunger\" line.


I really dislike this place. I came here only once on sale day. It was packed full of people. Stuff was thrown all over the place. It was difficult to walk down isles. \n\nThe furniture section was garbage. Seriously just full of broken things.\n\nI didn't look at any clothes because you could not walk down the idles without stepping all over clothes.\n\nThe home section was better.. they dd have some cool stuff over there. I was able to purchase a few things that have been helpful and I did find a vintage juicer. I had been looking for 1 for a few months. \n\nI like movies.. I watch them often. Craft, sew, play with my son, and watch movies. The selections was pretty small here... no problem... but they had 2 Resident Evil  movies! They happened to be the 2 I did not have yet.  I'm cheap so I was super excited! The cases looked beautiful! Popped them open to make sure the movie wasn't too scratched up.... GONE! They were both gone! :( So sad. \n\nThis won't be a store I will make it a point to go to


3.5 stars rounded to 4. Biggest gripe is the looooong lines, especially during their Xmas BOGO promo. Had to wait an hour, and barely made the 4pm cutoff to get in on the promo (they had told us if we didn't get to the register before 4pm, it would be full dinner price per person!)\n\nOnce in, the selection was out of control. Everything and anything you can imagine, plus free beer and wine. Quality of food was very good as well.\n\nI'd suggest going to lunch for $12 or so (with the players card) as dinner is a bit pricey. I think they take reservations as long as there's not a promo going on.


We stopped based on other reviews on Yelp.  While it is not fine dining, the food was hot and tasty.  I can't wait to try breakfast.  The staff makes the place.  They are polite, caring people taking great care of their customers.


I used to LOVE this place a couple years ago. My friend wanted to try it & I was down, considering I really enjoyed their crepes. \n\nOrdered the Nutella crepe w/ banana (extra $2.00). It was good, but not as good as I remembered. Maybe not worth my $10 anymore, which totally sucks. It didn't seem like there was a whole banana in there either, ugh. \n\nNot sure if I'll be back here again. It kinda lost its edge in my book. I'd rather use my $10 somewhere else.


We went to Kickstand the other night for the first time to try out their burgers.  We were first impressed by the cleanliness and nice atmosphere of the restaurant.  We were seated in a booth that had its own flat-screen TV.  It was off and the hostess offered to turn it on.  While we appreciated how it would be good for sports fanatics, we opted for a non-TV dinner.  \n\nI love that the burger choices at Kickstand are unique.  They offer interesting flavor combinations.  My partner ordered the Cycle Zydeco Burger (Zydeco spread, Mardi Gras slaw, and Root Beer glaze).  It wasn't too spicy for him, and he's not a big fan of too much heat.   I, on the other hand, love spicy stuff, but went with the Greek Burger as a change of pace.  It had kalamata olive spread, tzatziki sauce, and feta, three of my favorite things to eat.  The sauce really made the burger.  The burgers themselves were juicy and flavorful, too.   \n\nThere were also a lot of sides to pick from.  We both opted for the combo tater tots/sweet tater tots side item.  The regular tater tots were good, and the sweet (potato) tater tots came with a butter/brown sugar syrup for dipping.  It was literally like dessert.  What a great offering.  \n\nWith the food, atmosphere, and service being great, what wasn't to enjoy?  We'll be revisiting Kickstand the next time we're in the mood for a really good burger.


Great donuts and friendly service I highly recommend & good coffee. I have no idea what the guy was complaining about the owners English was fine


First time here....we live within 5 minutes but have waited to visit to allow them some time to work out the initial kinks of a new restaurant based on previous Yelp reviews.\n\nWe got there around 10:00'ish on a Sunday morning.  We were seated right away and got our drinks right away.  Restaurant did not seem overly busy to me. We had some questions about the menu, got them answered and placed our order.\n\nWe ordered the Paradise Valley Omelette and the Steak and Eggs.  It took 27 minutes for them to deliver our first entree'. The omelette was hot off the press, steaming and had some really nice hot, stringy cheese.  The Steak and Eggs was a completely different story.  The steak was cold, overcooked and tough.  Enough said so I sent it back. My next entree' (Eggs Benedict) came out in 5 minutes and it looked great.  However, the English Muffin was barely toasted, the ham was super thin, and the Hollandaise was tasty but it basically formed a pool on the plate.\n\nThere were some positives.  We ordered a side of the Jalepeno Bacon and it was really good.  I had the side of Biscuits and Gravy on the Steak and Eggs entree and the biscuits were good.  You could tell they were homemade.  Also, the homemade sausage gravy was great.\n\nOur waitress was really great and really seemed to know the menu well.  She did comp the Eggs Benedict entree after we talked about how weak the Steak and Eggs came out from the kitchen.\n\nThe food runner needed some help in a big way....I just kept seeing him flash in and out of the kitchen and running through the dining room. \n\nThe bakery items looked really good so I might go back to try them sometime in the future. \n\nOverall, I'd say about 2.5 stars but I've definitely had better breakfasts at other restaurants in the area.  I'm not completely convinced that I'd go back unless I knew it was going to be a better overall experience.


This is a great sub place if you like subs made with pre-sliced, bucketed meat on crumbly, stale bread that disintegrates when touched by vinegar or tomatoes, or just by taking a bite.  In a word: DISGUSTING.  Good service, though, can't complain about that.  Sadly, that's not enough for me to give this place more than one star (although it really deserves zero).


Went here yesterday with my many nieces and nephews for our 'kid's outing' as we like to call them (basically means their parents get a day off from their kids and my sis and I get to babysit them but on neutral turf: the mall).  \n\nGood thing this place wasn't busy when we arrived (4ish) because by the time all 7 of us would've sampled, filled, then contemplated our toppings and paid them, we would've pissed off and driven away everyone behind us... even though I did note the college or high-school gal behind the counter was very indifferent to us.\n\nThe yogurt selection was OK - they had tart, skinny blueberry, tropical something, red velvet, chocolate, vanilla and maybe 2 more that were standard fare (I rarely ever seen unique flavors like Durian..hehehe, except I have seen Taro Root at another Mojo by the Chandler Mall).\n\n.44c an oz is cheap, too.. they have good topping options, though the selection was 70% processed sugar... they rest of the 30% was pretty good though: almonds, walnuts, peanuts, and coconut, so not too bad.


A Phoenix coffee shop open past 9pm? Praise the baby Jesus!


Good atmosphere, good food!


A group of friends and I decided to try this place out since we were in the neighborhood. I figured this was going to be a super packed biker bar for a Saturday night. To my surprise, the bar was relevantly dead. There were some couples dancing, and a few open seats at the bar. We ponied up to the bar, got some large PBR's and some shots. The bartenders are a bit half of Hooters, bit half of Coyote Ugly. The mega-phone antics got annoying real fast. That is probably the only thing I really hated about it. They had a photo booth in there which was only $3 so my friends and I were all over that!


Not offensively bad, but there are too many good restaurants in Madison to waste your time on a mediocre at best chain like Chili's. Better restaurants on the West Side. Heck, better restaurants at the same mall: If you're considering Chili's, go to Granite City instead.\n\nIt's also unforgivable (well, almost...I'll expand on this when I review the Dane) to be a bar and grill with lousy fries.


OLD TOWN TAVERN DOES NOT WELCOME PARENTS WITH CHILDREN. This tavern may be dog friendly and they may welcome hordes of drunken partiers, but they DO NOT welcome families with children. We came to the Tavern for a drink after our children's graduation from 4th grade so that the kids could play out on the civic center lawn within our view, and we were shocked at the treatment we got from the bartender, who refused to serve our kids a soda. Very rude and we will not be visiting again soon. Shame on you, Old Town Tavern!


Great place to have a few cocktails before heading out. The solero is awesome! The pricing is a little high, but hey you pay for what you get. Highly recommend this place to pregame before heading to you're destination


I also wish I could give this dump a negative 5 stars. After seeing the ads on TV, my wife wanted to go there for her birthday dinner. First clue, very slow service. Second, we ordered same drink, an Italian Mojito. My wife's had a bright reddish color of something in the bottom, mine colorless. Point being, they should at least look the same. Server said he'd take care of it, which he did 15-20 minutes later. Apps weren't bad. Meatballs in a way hot sauce and something that looked worse than it tasted. Entrees were at best terrible. My chicken parm was flattened out to where it took up most of the plate. It was burned on the bottom, with very little cheese or sauce on it. My side of spaghetti was cold. Not just not hot or warm, cold. My wife ordered some shrimp pasta dish, not Alfredo. She told me shrimp was tough and had me try it. It was like eating wet cardboard. She didn't eat anymore of the shrimp but said the pasta thing tasted ok. She flagged down a manager and told her about the shrimp, and told her to go in the kitchen and try it. The manager said, No, I believe you and took it off the check. Our server came and just kept saying, Wow, I'm sorry, Wow, Hmmm, Sorry bout that, Wow, Hmmm, Wow, Sorry, Sorry Guys..Hmmmm. Anyway, I agree this place has seen better days and just needs to fade away. There was a total of 6 tables with other diners. Good concept but failing. Needless to say we will never go there again and for sure will tell all about our experience.


Mandy's food is OK. The pizza is mediocre, often burnt,  but the sandwiches are very good. We moved to Observatory Hill about 18 months ago and we like to support local businesses. However, after 6 months of consistently terrible service we sadly had to find a new pizza place. Every single time I have called in an order I would be put on hold for several minutes right away. That is a long time to be on hold and I understand places get busy, but every time? To top it off the employees would often argue with me about my order \"we would like a large pizza.\" Employee: \"you mean a 16 inch?\" Me: \"I don't know, the menu I am using doesn't have the inches listed.\" Employee: \"Well it's 16 inches.\" Another time I was asked what size fries I wanted. I told them I didn't order fries. They had so much trouble understanding that I had not ordered fries that it turned into a yelling match. Never before in my life have I felt so harassed trying to place an order.\n\nOne time the delivery driver called my cell phone and hung up when I answered. I went outside and asked him why he just hung up. Driver : \"I can't spare the minutes.\" This is the same driver who brings his dog in the car and when he isn't making deliveries the dog sits in his car all day in front of the pizza shop. What someone else said about the employees looking like parolees is definitely spot on. Some drivers will just call your cell and not even GET OUT OF THEIR CAR to deliver your order, instead waiting for you to come to the drivers window.\n\nOn one occasion I went to pick up an order at the store and the counter near the door looked like the pick up area but it was actually at the other end of the counter. Therefore, I was simply ignored until I figured out I was standing at the wrong end. Then the employee tried to make me feel stupid by telling me \"Yeah, I had no idea why you were standing there. No one has ever stood there before.\"\n\nSeriously?  It's just unbelievable how rude these people are. Check it out for yourself.


\"Ja... ganz OK.\"\nF\u00fcr \"Jawohl. So lob' ich mir das.\" fehlt noch etwas...\n\nEine Location mit dem Ansatz \"Burger & Bratwurst\" au\u00dferhalb einer Fast-Food Kette anzubieten. Eher Restaurant als Bar...\n\nIm Prinzip gibt es keine fertigen Gerichte sondern einen Baukasten aus dem man(n) sich seine Portion/ Gericht selbst zusammen stellen kann.\nDer Service war bisher immer sehr freundlich (aufmerksam aber nicht aufdringlich)\n\nKeine schlechte Location, aber das Gesamtkonzept (Preis-Leistung) ist IMHO noch nicht ganz schl\u00fcssig umgesetzt. Im Augenblick kommt es mir so vor wie eine Kreuzung zwischen Szeneladen Berlin-Mitte und den aktuell sehr angesagten M\u00fcnchner \"Currywurst-Bars\"...\n\nHohe Frauenquote ;-)


Wow, I'm surprised to read some of the bad reviews! I guess I am biased, because I ate so much JJ's in college 20 yrs ago. For me the bread is great, toppings have always been plentiful, and I really haven't had any issues to speak of. \n\nHowever, I could understand the \"JJ's business model\" might be off-putting for some. This is a college/young sub shop. If you don't know what you want you probably feel pressured and may even get run over. It does seem everyone is in a hurry here and curt. So, this is not the best place for somebody looking for a quite lunch and a chat with \"Sam the sandwich maker\" behind the counter.\n\nWe also habitually get the Beach Club hence we are never surprised, it's always great to us. I have had most sandwiches on the menu - all are good.\n\nAlso, yes you can save a buck & get a bigger sandwich at other places but, for us this is a quality stop once a month for lunch!


Phoenix Metro Retro is a mid century modern furniture store that also specializes in Scandinavian furniture pieces. Heidi and Douglas are the owners and they are the most genuine people! They are extremely helpful and they take pride in their storefront. Their furniture is top-notch and so amazing. They work hard to bring their customers the best. \n\nHeidi Abrahamson also has her silver smithing studio out of the back of the store and her one-of-a-kind pieces are SPECTACULAR! Next time you're in, go up to the display cases and take a look for yourself. Heidi also sells vintage Scandinavian jewelry pieces. \n\nYou can get your couch, your lighting, your art and maybe even a jewelry piece or two here and you'll always leave happy!


If I could give less then one star I would!  Horrible service!  The waitress greeted us by  saying \"what can I get you\". There was no \"hello\" \"welcome\" or anything of the sort!  Epic fail!  The place was very dimly lit which always makes me a little uneasy!  I like to be able to see what is going on especially if I'm consuming food!  There was trash on the floor, and it just was not my cup of tea!  Needless to say we did not stay!  Will never return!


I heard big things about Butterfield's, and the huge crowd and wait seemed to give credibility to the hype.  We waited about 20 minutes on a Monday morning, which is pretty long for a weekday.\n\nI ordered the Eggs Benedict, which is my breakfast staple. I was disappointed as soon as my food arrived. The hollandaise didn't pass my visual test... too light in color, too runny looking. I took a bite and knew my instincts were correct. It had a \"grainy\" texture and was just ok. Hollandaise is the key to a good Benedict.  Anyone can serve an English muffin, Canadian bacon and poached eggs. Hollandaise is what requires a little magic. My hash browns were also a touch undercooked for my liking.\n\nIt was \"A-OK,\" but nothing more than that. 3 stars.


Bah! Je n'ai pas appr\u00e9ci\u00e9 mon repas. Je n'y retourne pas


The rooms are disgusting.  I have pictures of the stained floor, and mildew stain on the outdated ceiling.  Carpet is so bad, we would not walk on it barefoot.  Manger would not help us out, front desk would not move us either.  Patio door would not shut all the way.  Room smelled of mildew and when shower was turned on there was an odor too.  Furniture in the room is very old, stained and disgusting.  I would never stay here again, it is about as close to a health hazard as you can get.  We had the Do Not Disturb Sign on the door and housekeeping still came into the room!  The only good thing about this hotel (I can's say it is a resort) is the Hash House a Go Go restaurant which is amazing.  Don't stay at this hotel, just go there to eat.


I'm giving it one star, and that's because the wings were actually DELICIOUS! \n\nThe reason for my bad review is simple, the customer service sucked! The guy at the register was apparently having a bad day... Lemme rephrase that, bad life! ATTITUDE from the start. I asked how big the wings were, and the guy acted like I was asking for a free sample! Then when I asked to mix and match, I asked if I could have 4 wings in a separate sauce and he snapped at me \"we only do in 5's\"... Like if I already knew.\n\nAll in all, the wings were really good! I got the Jerk Sauce and Can honestly say it was very pleasing.\n\nWing Heaven needs to send their employee to a learn some manners. If you don't want to deal with people, get out of the food service industry! \n\nI hate to write bad reviews, but this guy really made my first experience at wing heaven a bad experience! At least the wings were good.


I've been going to the Visulite since it opened.  It's my favorite live music venue in Charlotte.  So many great bands have hit this stage.  Most of the staff have worked here since the beginning.  Great atmosphere.  Many wonderful memories!


The staff here is always very friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, they run out of things very quickly. Today they were out of bagels, regular cream cheese, and coffee stoppers before 11 am. It's never fun finding out AFTER you order and pay for something that it's unavailable. I wish their stock was as consistent as their service, but I'm not going in there for the service.


Absolutely the best eye care available.  They have taken such good care of my mother over the years I intend to start seeing them in the new Flagstaff offices.\n\nThey are prompt, explain procedures thoroughly, and their staff is friendly and kind.\n\nYou really can't ask for better care.


Just wanted to write a review to chip in with what the others said. I would not recommend going.  If you have little kids (under 8 maybe), they might like it but unless you have a lot of money to waste it probably wouldn't be worth finding out. A lot of the attractions are not very accurate. There's one where you strike a pose and you summon a superhero based on your pose. 8 out of 10 people would change their pose and summon the same superhero. Also, there's nowhere to sit. You wait in line after line and nowhere to sit. By the end, we were excited for the sitting ride. That actually was a cool part; really, the only cool part. Yeah, just thinking about it now depresses me a bit. I would gladly have the memories erased from my brain if I could have the money back.


cant say much about the product!!! used them 2 times not too picky about car washes because anyone can do a better job by themselves. I was just being lazy and it cost me!! \n\nI'm writing this review because they offered me a deal that cost 20 bucks for 1 month and i could take my car there as many times as i wanted ... this was true but i realized after the 3rd month these guys were charging me $31.95 every month after and i didnt sign up for that. \nso i called my banker Bud!! and he told me they were keying in the transactions every month.. This means that it was not set up on a direct pay and they have my CC number floating around... so they were committing fraud.\nSo a quick call to the bank got back the 5 months of fraud charges back into my account no problem.


The year was 2005 and it was my first time in Vegas. I didn't know that much about Vegas at that time. Vegas. I thought, just like any place else. So I got sucker into going to one of those Time Share seminar. I guess I'm not that stupid. Didn't get the time share. What I got was free buffet, a show at the Riviera and another hotel stay. The sad part was I didn't have time to see the show and never got a chance to use the hotel stay. What a waste. I did use the buffet here at the Riviera. Got the breakfast buffet because my stomach was feeling well. Well, you see the number of star I gave. Avoid this place.


An animal rescue group I support held a fundraiser here in Feb 2014, and the owners promised to donate a portion of what was raised back to the rescue. Instead they kept all of the money. Very shady and we will not return!


I have been to Seasons a lot over the years. It's always pretty solid and they usually have great local deals, which is usually what draws me in. \n\nOn this occasion I had friends in from out of town who were in desperate need of AYCE food. I suggested Seasons and off we went. We got in line (which was scarily long) and started to wait. We heard rumblings of a free buffet offer and took turns to go to the Rewards Club  booth to sign up. My fella and I already had cards, but we got free buffets and $5 in slot play for signing up newbies, score!\n\nIt took us an hour and a half to get through the line and everyone was getting pretty antsy in line. My friends had a show to get to, so each passing minute was making them nervous about leaving on time. We finally got seated and off they went to scrounge around for a plate of food before they had to run off. The food is always pretty solid for buffet food but I had to deduct a star for slow service and the long line. They did deal with it the best they could as the servers and the rest of the staff were obviously overwhelmed with large amount of people filtering in and out because of the promotion. They definitely need to account for this and staff more people on the weekends.\n\nAll in all, a solid buffet that I usually suggest to friends and family when they're looking for good food on the cheap. Bets of all, they have chocolate covered strawberries. I know, the simple pleasures.


I come from a big Italian family and I am grown to my family's cooking. I must say that it is very difficult to find a place that serves food as good as Buon Gusto. I have been to so many restaurants throughout my life. I lived on the east coast and the west coast and been to so many places that just served mediocre food. Some of it was good, but not great. I remember my cousin went to Buon Gusto and she told me about it. She said to me that she could not believe how authentic-tasting the food was, and how it was just like our family's cooking. My mom is such a wonderful cook so I know the difference between Italian food and great Italian food. Everytime I come here, everything is on the money. Every detail, ingredient, and server is incredible. The place is so welcoming, warm, and so intricate. The food is TO DIE for. And I don't know about you but if the food is this good, I don't care how much I pay for it. This place has yet to disappoint me or anyone that I recommended it to. I honestly feel like I am eating right out of my mother's kitchen. Incredible food and service, and I highly recommend this place to anyone who wants great quality and great, authentic Italian food. You will not be disappointed at all. I will be coming here for as long as I am in Vegas. There is no other Italian place in Vegas that can fully incorporate true  quality Italian food the way these guys can.


This location is a lot cheaper than the ones at the malls. Everything was pretty much the same, minus the metal cup your extra milkshake comes in at the other locations; just better prices.


The pad thai and yellow curry here are both amazing dishes.  They moved from one location further west in the strip mall to the location they are today.  The only place only had about 6 tables in it, where this place is roughly double in size.  \n\nYou'll have no trouble getting a table for lunch.  The lunch pricing is reasonable, and the service is quite good.


Ohkay, So I was working 3rd shift this day, Went throu the drive throu got a Carmel Machiatto. These people, over flilled the coffe to where when they handed it to me, and i put the straw in it over flowed onto my work scrubs! not to mention the coffee was burnt!!\n\nI mean yeah more for your money but not when its all over you and you hav burnt coffee..... SO.... Taste before you drive off!! Not to mention, when I went back to get \"Fresh\" coffee, they were totaly rude about it!


I pull up and order a California burrito made with CHICKEN not STEAK.\n\nIt's after work and I'm HANGRY. (Hungry plus angry.) \n\nI wait in the drive up line for what seems like forever wish I had chosen to go elsewhere but looking forward to the cheese and the fries and the chicken that are about to arrive all wrapped up in my burrito.\n\nI ask the girl to make sure.\n\n\"This is a california burrito with CHICKEN right!? Not with steak.\"\n\nShe says yeah and I hear her ask the cooks in Spanish.\n\nI get my piping hot burrito. Too hot to eat so I drive it home.\n\nITS NOT A CALIFORNIA BURRITO AT ALL!!!\n\nIt's chicken with onions. That's it!\n\nNo cheese, no fries. \n\nNothing I wanted.\n\nI want my 7 dollars back.\n\nHow hard can it be!?  \n\nWTF!?  Aaaaaaahhhhhh.